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Array-ne running down orbitsbeside you in bednothing but a clarityof Saturn, the fasteryou move across the hillsthe longer it takes to reach you———————-from a collaborative project with my friend Mackenzie
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Department Heads were given a folder with an outline for Non-Student Workdays, the School Improvement Plan, the school budget, and Department budgets. PLEASE HAVE SOMEONE IN YOUR DEPARTMENT TAKE NOTES OF THIS CONVERSATION AND COMMENT AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS ENTRY SO WE CAN GET AN IDEA OF HOW TO SUPPORT YOUR DEPARTMENT THIS YEAR. What budget priorities does your department have this year?
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-ne 9 1/2 ounces all purpose flour, approximately 2 cups1 ounce sugar, approximately 2 tablespoons, plus 1 cup sugar1 tablespoon freshly grated lime zest1 teaspoon kosher salt, plus 1/4 teaspoon4 1/2 ounces unsalted butter, chilled and cut into small pieces, plus extra for dish1 1/2 ounces lard, chilled and cut into small pieces1 1/2 ounces ice water, approximately 3 tablespoons2 tablespoons cornstarch1 pound rhubarb, chopped into 1/2-inch pieces1 pound sliced peaches, peel on and sliced into 1/2 to 1-inch pieces1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lime juicePreheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
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-ne And do you know where your happy hour is? But you make certain sacrifices when you work and have children because if you work all day and then go drink for an hour or two, or more, there’s what, 1 hour total time in a 24-hour period that you get to spend with your child?
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Before the meeting I will write a small application that collects input from a form and posts back to itself for input validation. The relevant topics to review for this session are: Functions - http://us3.php.net/functions Variables - http://us2.php.net/en/language.variables.predefined Session Handling - http://us2.php.net/session HTML Forms - http://us3.php.net/variables.external We will meet in the IGPP Schramm Conference Room in the basement of Otowi.
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The following is a new article from somewhere.Lisbon - Portuguese firefighters have brought under control all the blazes which have ravaged the parched country over the past two weeks, the civil protection agency said on Thursday.Across the country 850 firefighters backed by 600 soldiers were still monitoring the sites of recent blazes though to guard against flare-ups, it said in a statement.Firefighters began to get the upper hand against runaway fires which have destroyed homes and forced the evacuation of dozens of people from several mountain villages on Wednesday thanks to the arrival of cooler weather and higher air humidity levels.The latest wave of wildfires to hit the country, facing its worst drought since 1945, began on August 12 but worsened considerably over the weekend when over 50 blazes raged out of control amid scorching temperatures.
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Array World Jump Day - 20 July 2006 Currently Signed Up: 242 Million Jumpers Jumpers Needed: 600 Million Weeks to go: 48 Maybe it’s worth a try!
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-ne United Nations publishes World Atlas of Great Apes and their Conservation.
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-ne Thank God it’s all a conspiracy:Icy Greenland turns greenBy Richard HollinghamBBC News, Greenland …The Earth’s climate has warmed before, albeit naturally.A ruined church on the banks of a fjord marks the remains of a Viking farming civilisation.The sun casts shadows through the arched window to the site of the altar, last used in the 1400s before the area was abandoned when it became too cold to support habitation.Today, the farmers are back.Sheep once again graze the surrounding hillside and shiny new tractors work the fields near the southern coast.Greenland is turning green, something the rest of us should be very worried about indeed.
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These just happen to be of a more wholesome type, like field trips (84 percent), Sunday School classes (77 percent), group sports (48 percent), music classes (47 percent), and volunteer work (33 percent).Not to mention the stuff they don’t get at school that their parents might want them to miss: drugs, gangs, socialism as an ideal, anti-Americanism, etc.One of the defenders of socialization actually said it was a bad thing that kids might actually pick up their parents’ values, instead of those being forced on them by the state.Hat tip Grizzly Mama, who is home schooling her 2 girls.John Dewey (1859-1952), a reformer of American Education had this to sayYou can’t make Socialists out of individualists.
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Array-ne Shortly after 9/11–and conveniently ignored while the world press grappled with events–the media in Eritrea was essentially eliminated. It is one of the world’s leading jailers of journalists, most infamously because of the week of Sept 18-25, 2001, when at least 18 journalists were rounded up, all free media was banned (and remaining media workers fled or went into hiding). This briefly brought the conditions in Eritrea to the front pages of world media, but it seems unlikely that the government’s increasing isolation will change conditions for the surviving prisoners.
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While the local cycling temple Hallenstadion has the elite of international track racers competing in the Zurich Sixdays, they will gather to celebrate their own X-Days.Bicycle messenger don’t just make their mark on the tarmac of the street. Similarly, the X-days will bring 7 days full of side events that will test the perseverance of those partaking, including bike polo, alleycat races, lake jump on ice, fondue BBQ, parties, a karaoke contest, and to finish things off on a relaxing note, a sauna visit.
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-ne So Missouri Blog Net did a run down of the top 20 Most Influential blogs in Missouri and guess which blog is #6?? That’s right the crew at the KC Blue Blog has now become the #6 Most Influential Blog in the state and continuing to grow. Blue Note: A special shout out to another KC area blog Tonys Kansas City for becoming the #1 Most Influential Blog in the state.
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When I first this story it was a few months back when people weren’t making a big deal out of it, but now you cant go anywhere on the web without hearing about Jena 6.Jena 6 just shows you there’s still racism out here, but it’s more sophisticated now.
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(D) Richmond Times-Dispatch, Pam Mastropaolo, copy editor, ,650 to the Democratic Party of Virginia in February 2007, and ,165 in February 2006. Update, July 11: According to Style Weekly in Richmond, Mastropaolo and political reporter Michael Hardy (see above) were suspended for one month without pay for violating the paper’s ethics guidelines.
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-ne Of all the important skills in trading, survival is number one. I’ve laid out some trading account guidelines that specify the account size required to conduct various commodity futures and option trading activities. As you can see, if you want to take this commodity trading business seriously, you need a good size account, approaching 0,000 - 00,000 . If you don t, and trade recklessly, it is almost 100% probability you will eventually give all your money to these commodity market pros. Only risk capital should be used.By: Thomas CatheyArticle Directory: http://www.articledashboard.comThomas Cathey - 27-year trading veteran heads the managed futures division of Thomas Capital Management, LLC. View his market forecast TimeLine Trading charts and get his complete free 44 lesson, Thomas Commodity Trading Course.
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Array Grantd) William Tecumseh Sherman Question 39: Math & Science — With a Really Tiny Bathroom Scale What chemical element is used as the basis for atomic weights?a) Carbonb) Heliumc) Hydrogend) Oxygen Question 40: Geography & Nature — Scared Trees In which U.S. state is Petrified Forest National Park located?a) Arizonab) Californiac) Nevadad) New Mexico Question 41: Literature & Arts — Macdeath What king did the title character in the play Macbeth murder?a) Claudiusb) Duncanc) Johnd) Macduff Question 42: Sports & Games — Superb Subpar What golf term refers to completing a hole in two strokes under par?a) Albatrossb) Birdiec) Eagled) Turkey
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A slightly scary (to me) secretary not keen on hard work, she didn’t understand that it was not a matter of what she knew, but what she did with what she knew.
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Nemoy in might be in Star Trek XI - remastered Star Trek now in iTunesIndiana Jones 4 officially announced. - Set to release in 2008 DVDramaTidelandCasino Royale Stuff Only I Care AboutFoxTrot semi-retiring!
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-ne On the last day, that great day of the feast, Jesus stood and cried out, saying, "If anyone thirsts, let him come to Me and drink.
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Assante Samuel returned an interception for a touchdown late in the game to put it out of reach. The more I see of Assante, the more I think he’ll be leaving New England at the end of the season.
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-ne I love my doctor - he’s both attentive and relaxed. Here is one of several short and frustrating conversations we had during my visit:Me: Is it normal that I’ve gotten dramatically more tired in the past week or so?
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Array I would like to thank all the sponsors and everyone that has cheered us on and gave a little of their hearts to this 25th Anniversary Expedition.All good things…David KrinerSponsors for the 25th Anniversary Salmon River Float are:ISU Outdoor ProgramISU Student Unions &
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-ne Owen Jay Rosswas born June 23, 1954,died September 30, 2000.He’d have been 52 today.Does he read my blog?
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PZ subjected himself to the ordeal of reading the anti-evolution chapters in Godless, the new book by right-wing demagogue Ann Coulter. Coulter decided to enlist in the evolution wars on the side of the creationists and PZ thought it reasonable to dissect her arguments. Let me explain what is not an appropriate reply:Cackling that Coulter must be right because she’s got “liberal panties in a twist” is not cogent.Promising to pray for me, or assuring me that I will burn in hell, is not cogent.Explicit details about how Ann Coulter is sexier than “fat harry hippie jew girls” Ann Coulter has written this long book full of creationist gobbledygook. I can’t possibly take the whole thing apart, so I’m asking the Coulter fans to get specific in their support. I’ll reply with details of my disagreement (or heck, maybe you’ll find some innocuous paragraph that I agree with—I’ll mention that here, too.)Because the letters I am getting suggest that those fans have some comprehension problems, I’ll spell it out.Read Coulter’s book, Godless. I’m finding that Coulter fans are fervent and enthusiastic and insistent, so asking them to take baby steps with me and show me the simplest first fragments that will lead to my comprehension of the wit and insight of the faboo Ms Coulter shouldn’t be too much to ask.PZ’s clarification was just what the doctor ordered. The results were practically instantaneous and virtually miraculous (not actually miraculous, because there’s no such things as miracles—except possibly for the fact that Coulter still has any credibility left):Coulter Challenge status, day 4Official number of attempts to address my challenge of the science in Coulter’s book:0I seem to have drawn in one Coulter fan in the comments who can’t shut up, but he hasn’t got the guts to stand up for anything specific that she has said.As you can see, PZ was essentially correct when he surmised that the conditions of his challenge were too restrictive. June 20, 2006 08:38 PMHas everyone seen the footage of Coulter running, arms akimbo, hands flapping in fear, away from that thrown pie? June 20, 2006 09:08 PMWord is they’re busy setting up research on how to count beyond three.To be fair, you know, the Coulterites are very, very devout. While Tumbler has a point about the value of invective when it comes to making an argument, he has entirely missed the key fact that Coulter’s diatribe had already been demolished by PZ. and welcome to the Internet), or are you saying the because goofballs from around the world say goofy things nobody has provided any real criticism of Ann Coulter? June 21, 2006 02:08 AMZeno:I know you went to Caltech and all, so I feel compelled to clear this up:We deliver kegs on every store within two miles of campus (including stationers and TV repair places): Party School.30-year-old D&D games continuing under Fleming: not so much.Posted by: Llelldorin | Coulter quotes Mein Kampf, that absolutely does not mean she has read it. June 21, 2006 09:46 AMI’m sure I have the greatest respect for Ann Coulter :-) ; June 21, 2006 11:33 PMThey’ll defend my right to say something when they really hate what I say. June 22, 2006 12:53 AMAs one might have expected by now, Tumbler insisted on missing the point of my remark about my defense of his right to prate nonsense. But it’s enough for now to say, “That’s Coulter, I agree.” conducted by, of all musicians, a German born in the late 30’s.Anyway, Coulter and I do not deserve being associated with Hitler’s or Mussolini’s crimes. June 22, 2006 11:10 AMI most certainly did not associate you with Hitler, tumbler, and I would advise you to be very careful how personal that you decide to get in this forum.Posted by: Kristine | he was never aggressive or antagonistic with Ann Coulter. Considering that England is much more a reader’s country than ours, where nobody likes anything but bodice-busters—the public will appreciate Coulter. All he says is, “Maybe they would not have gone along with genocide, but it’s easy to imagine Coulter in an earlier day gushing over parades of those ‘wholesome’ That’s Coulter.”You know it’s a weasel’s way of defaming Coulter and her “ilk”—as others around here say—as Neo-Nazis. I mention him rather than Coulter only because I don’t have any handy citations from her comparing Iraq war opponents to Chamberlain, whereas it was a well known part of Miller’s schtick.Speaking of what the first amendment actually does as opposed to what you think it does, its effect is to keep Miller safe from any repercussions to making this kind of “association” The first amendment is not a scapular that one wears to ward off those pesky demagogues, but a very brave declaration that rights will be upheld even when they cause us inconvenience.Obviously, neither you nor Coulter is responsible for the rise of Hitler. For that matter, I think very few people that have ever lived (including Ann Coulter) would be able to countenance Hitler’s crimes with full understanding. The fact that Coulter, myself, and probably you were not alive at the time is sufficient protection.Note: there were many foolish people on the left who admired Stalin and were willing to soft-pedal the atrocity that was China’s cultural revolution under Mao. Oddly, that doesn’t seem to stop Coulter from somehow linking everything she does not like to “Darwinism” If you conceded such a trait to me, you’d be half-way to understanding Ann Coulter. Ann Coulter is also entitled. I’m amused at Coulter stating balls-out, “Invade their countries, kill and conquer and convert them to Christianity …” But they AREN’T amusing, as Ann Coulter is amusing. June 22, 2006 12:55 PMAll good things must come to an end—bad things, tooAlthough Tumbler had poured many, many words into the comment thread (I haven’t even included all of them here in these excerpts!), people at PZ’s blog are mostly smart enough to notice when we’re getting lots of sound and fury, signifying nothing.It seems to me this thread has strayed very far from PZ’s original intent; he wants a Coulter fan (that eliminates me) to offer up a passage from chapters 8-11, and then show why he/she supports said passage.Here’s your opportunity, tumbler. I humbly suggest that you have your chance, right here and now, to show us.I cannot do so, because in spite of reading 10 or so books a year, I refuse to buy a Coulter book.Let’s right this ship and allow tumbler to defend Coulter in the manner PZ described. you are making random noises.If you haven’t read Coulter’s book, shut up. June 22, 2006 07:48 PMBloodied, but unbowed, Tumbler continued to talk past everyone who tried to discuss things with him. June 22, 2006 11:58 PMGee, what exactly did Tumbler think he was offering? At last count, the Coulter Challenge status, day 4 post has 180 comments, with Tumbler still in excellent form for dodge-ball.
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-ne (Originally posted at the Oikos blog)The recent debate over the decision by the Australian Environment Minister to refuse consent to a wind farm because of its possible impacts on the endangered orange-bellied parrot has prompted me to say a few things about Australia’s primary piece of environmental legislation, the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act (EPBC Act).In case you missed the story, orange-bellied parrots are highly endangered, with less than 200 left in the wild. That is what some people have suggested this decision is really about and it is interesting that the Environment Minister has recently called for a national code on wind energy.Inappropriate for cumulative impactsAn interesting aspect of this decision is that the Environment Minister has refused the proposed 52-turbine windfarm at Bald Hills but has approved substantially larger projects nearby – including one that, according to the Age article (and presumably under the curious licensing scheme of the Act), he has expressly authorised to kill three of the parrots each year.The Minister has claimed that it is precisely because he has approved these other projects that he can’t approve this one:The orange-bellied parrot was at such dangerously low levels in terms of population that any additional wind farm in this particular area would have an impact on the survival of the species. That has cumulatively a new impact on the environment which we have for the first time sought to assess.Interestingly, and contrary to every media report that I’ve seen, the report on impacts did not say that the Bald Hills windfarm could kill up to one parrot per year, it said that, in total, all existing and proposed windfarms in Victoria and Tasmania could kill up to one parrot per year.
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Today’s subject is bad governance coupled with bad journalism.Peter Baker of the “Washington Post,” has written an article giving wind and wings to (p)resident Bush’s hypocrisy.w. was in Missouri yesterday under the pretense of pulling Sen. James Talent (r) chestnuts out of the electoral fire. Talent’s in trouble and Bush thinks by showing up there and accusing the Democrats of surrender on Iraq, this guy will hold his seat.If the people of Missouri’s voting track record in recent elections is any indication, he may be right.And that would be a shame.Here’s Bush, who put himself before another crowd of flagwaving idiots so that he could get another gratuitous standing ovation: “There’s a group in the opposition party who are willing to retreat before the mission is done,” Baker dutifully reports. “They’re willing to wave the white flag of surrender. And if they succeed, the United States will be worse off, and the world would be worse off.”Yep, things here and abroad are certainly a lot BETTER than before we invaded Iraq.Here’s some more for that article: “Bush’s tone has turned tougher as he appears at more political events [since there’s nothing to do in Washington]. At a Washington fundraiser this month, he said it was important lawmakers ‘not wave the white flag of surrender’ without asserting that any of them were actually doing so. In his appearance in a St. Louis suburb, he said directly that some Democrats want to surrender, adopting the more cutting approach of his senior political adviser, Karl Rove.Bush also took the media to task for writing about he and Snoopy Cheney’s precious spooky programs.But he better be careful because the U.S. Supreme Court he normally gets rubber stamped from just delivered a stunning rebuke to his obviously illegal military tribunals plan for the people he has illegally detained at Guantanamo Base, Gitmo, Cuba Linda.Of course, everyone knows Bush is full of shit with a “trustworthy” poll rating in the dumps.What’s annoying is the report by Baker, and this undercooked filet by Matt Spetalnick of Reuters, amplifying whatever the (p)resident, says sans critique or an opposing point of view.What Baker and Spetalnick did not mention in their stories is the fact General George Casey, the highest ranking military guy in Iraq, made a presentation at the White House detailing a pull-out plan last week. No less than the The New York Times, reported on it, but neither scribe saw fit to point it out or use them to contrast Bush’s fightin’ words.WBAI’s “Wake Up Call” did give voice to California Sen. Barbara Boxer (D), who noted that the plan presented by Casey resembled that offered up by the Democrats and which Bush is now seeking to make hay out by doing his favorite thing, calling himself COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF a lot, and painting the Democrats as pinko-cowards.So the scribe wrote Baker today, thanks to the great device that allows readers and bloggers to communicate with reporters who are shoveling drivel at them. Here’s what it said.“Mr. Baker,I’m ready to blog-spank you. This report is incomplete and fails to take note of the president’s hypocrisy. You and I know both know the military in Iraq has been putting together a plan for withdrawal that would achieve the same thing the Dems plan would.When you dutifully report the president’s every utterance, without contrasting and balancing information, you’re serving as his bullhorn, not as a journalist.
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Array-ne Twelve years after IU’s first bowl appearance, the Hoosiers won a bowl game for the first time, a 38-37 thriller against undefeated Brigham Young in the Holiday Bowl in San Diego. Before Edwards arrived, BYU had had only six winning seasons in the previous 20 and had never played in a bowl game. Still, BYU had fallen short in its three previous bowl appearances. BYU lost to current IU opponent Oklahoma State in 1974 and 1976, and in 1978 lost the inaugural Holiday Bowl to Navy. surprise Cougars, as BYUs bowl jinx still alive”) was warranted, as if this upstart WAC team were invincible:They were deemed an unworthy bowl opponent for BYU by many. The announcement of their selection to the bowl was booed by BYU fans. So did the Cougars, who after losing two straight must think this bowl isn’t such a holiday after all.I’ll let the Deseret News tell the story of the game:BYU gave the Hoosiers several golden opportunities, and luck gave them the rightbounces and the clock. The Hoosiers did just that, keeping the ball 10 minutes more than BYU.As the box score makes clear, BYU did outgain the Hoosiers significantly, particularly in the air, as has been BYU’s tradition.
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-ne #fullpost{display:inline;} Crooked I - Forgive Me (Freestyle)Previous:Crooked I - Hip Hop Weekly v37 (Boyz N Da Hood Freestyle) Listen
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-ne Perfect for a lunctime run. I finally got myself out there over lunch to enjoy the few hours of sunshine that we have.
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I pray that you come to know your heavenly Father , and His perfect love which we can never even begin to match, and it will give you joy, and peace, and strength your whole life through.For I am sure that neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.
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Array-ne Official Results now posted!Varsity Girls 1 Barton Newton North 18:17.74 2 White Natick 18:29.84 3 Mahoney Weymouth 18:53.69 4 Pearce Weymouth 19:07.24 5 Lipman Needham 19:21.39 6 Ranti Newton North 19:23.52 7 Richardson Wellesley 19:27.90 8 Perry Walpole 19:35.02 9 Price Natick 19:38.73 10 Lukes Wellesley 19:42.38 11 Smith Newton North 19:48.07 12 Barnicle Newton North 19:53.83 14 Godenzi Newton North 20:13.67 17 H-Bronstein Newton North 20:30.88 76 Edelstein Newton North 24:03.64 Newton North wins with 44 points, easily outscoring Wellesley (79), Natick (82), and Weymouth (87).
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-ne Saints, I reckonHigher than gods;For distinctions such as mine and thinefind not a place in their proximity.….76HIRANYAKASHAPU and RAVANA27Were killed because of their hatred of god;Such a deed has never been done by saints.….77GOPICHAND, In the heap of garbage,Buried JALANDARA ;But that sageHad no rancour for that act.….7827.The two demons killed by Lord Vishnuand Shri Rama respectively.On the contrary, the king was deliveredfrom the material worldAnd was immortalised ;Such is the prowess of the saints,It is indescribable !
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I introduce myself with my camera, but the resulting relationships last over time.Meredith has recently published a book of photographs and stories about Paris: In A Paris Moment.Samples of Reviews:“Far more intriguing than merely an art book or travel book, this collection of short essays, duotone photographs, and travel notes captures in images and words the essence of the world’s most romantic city.” Author Dale Gershwin’s Erotic Novel: “Our Lady”(Dale Gershwin is the pen name of Parisian Shari Segall)Every Wednesday at 18h30: PARIS NETWORKING COCKTAILUnsurpassed Networking opportunities. (Patricia Laplante-Collins created Paris Soirees Dinners on Sunday and Paris Networking Cocktail events on Wednesday to bring Americans in Paris together with Ex-pats, hip French and the International Community in a global meet-up. written by Adrian Leeds, a long time resident of Le Marais and an American in Paris for more than 11years, brings you Mondays and Wednesdays an insider view on life in Paris with tips on how to maneuver the system for working, living, visiting, and particularly investing in property in Paris and France! 9 Rue de Liban (Arr 20) Metro: Menilmontant Tel 01 43 58 76 59 email: maintenance@lixao.com www.lixao.com/maintenance (Special Paris Soirees member discount)Patricia Laplante-Collins13, rue de Mulhouse, 75002 Paris, FranceTel: 33 1 43 26 12 88Email: mailto:parissoirees@hotmail.comhttp://www.parissoirees.comhttp://www.parissoirees.com
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-ne Serbian Press Agency SRNA, Bijeljina, 29-09-2006 16:22:11Belgrade, September 29 (SRNA) - According to a survey by CeSID (Centre for Free Election and Democracy) 58 percent of surveyed Serbian citizens are in favor of Kosovo and Metohija remaining a region within Serbia, 22 percent would like to see a division into Serb and Albanian parts, 2 percent believes that it is desirable to maintain the status quo, while 6 percent see independence as desirable.CeSID program director Marko Blagojevic told reporters that Kosovo and Metohija as an autonomous region within Serbia is supported by 80 percent of supporters of the Serbian Radical Party (SRS), 76 percent each of the Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) and the Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS), 55 percent of G17 Plus, 50 percent each of the Democratic Party (DS) and the Serbian Renewal Movement (SPO), and 31 percent of the Liberal-Democratic Party (LDP).Kosovo and Metohija is seen as an independent country by 57 percent of supporters of the Serbian Renewal Movement, 50 percent of the Liberal-Democratic party, 44 percent of the Democratic Party, and 41 percent of the Serbian Radical Party.Approximately one third of those surveyed are in favor of integration into the EU and NATO, about 70 percent for integration into the EU, and 15 percent are opposed to any sort of integration.Examined by party membership, the greatest percentage of supporters of the Liberal-Democratic Party are for integration with the EU, 75 percent of them, as well as 62 percent of the Democratic Party, 61 percent of the Serbian Renewal Movement, and 55 percent of G17 Plus.Project coordinator Milos Mojsilovic emphasized that more than 70 percent of those surveyed do not want to see Albanians as statesmen nor would consider marrying an Albanian, while 40 percent do not consider them desirable as citizens of Serbia.Next on the list of animosity are the Croats, because 61 percent of those surveyed do not want to see them as statesman, 53 percent would not consider marrying a Croat, and 28 percent do not want them as citizens of Serbia./ Translator’s note: CeSID is a Belgrade-based NGO largely funded from abroad by various U.S. and European governmental and private sponsors, including the EC, OSCE, NED, USIP and the Open Society Fund.
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Freakley, commander of Task Force 76, was on Clay’s flight again (he was on his flight into Syracuse as well) so it was interesting trying to say our goodbye’s with him and his men five feet from us. Please excuse the quality, the picture was taken with my cell phone….Oh, wont you stay just a little bit longerPlease, please, please, say you will, say you willOh, wont you stay just a little bit longerOh, please, please stay just a little bit more…- Jackson Browne
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Had double free today too soo it was an easy day i guess. Today was a good day !And oh, btw, HAPPY BDAY MISH ! Michelle is turning 16 today and if she does manage to read this, i’m gonna punch you 16 times nxt time i see you ! Toh bought it soo hopefully toh spent that money ‘wisely’.Anyway, another day passes and we are one day closer to finishing VCE everyone!
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-ne This is G o o g l e’s cache of http://brianandlinh.blogspot.com/ as retrieved on 15 Jul 2005 06:09:30 GMT.G o o g l e’s cache is the snapshot that we took of the page as we crawled the web.The page may have changed since that time. They wouldn’t let us off the boat until the stamper guy came back on. Eventually the passport guy came back and stamped us and we got off the boat. We took a much needed shower and it was getting dark so we asked the hotel for a cheap place to eat and he pointed us across the street. A lot of the people here speak French, which is good for us because Linh speaks French.We crashed out and slept like rocks.6-9We woke up at a leisurely pace and decided we had to find the train station to move on to Marrakech. The train to Marrakech was going to take about 10 hours and instead of arriving in the middle of the night we opted for the night train, and thanks to Morroccan priced we were actually able to afford a bed this time. It is not pretty, smells like sewage most of the time and all kinds of weird people are approaching you all the time. (Uncle Rob gave us a couple of books in Spain, and also he offered to take some things back for us so we loaded him up with all our winter clothes and some useless items we had packed way back when. So, mom and dad, if you run into Uncle Rob can you get our stuff?) We decide it was wise to get the train station before dark and so we ate at the bus station and collected our bags and walked back to the nice, clean, no beggar train station about 3 hours before our train left. Our train came and we there were 4 bunks, we had the bottom 2, the people on top were quieter than us and Linh and I slept peacefully and bliss fully.6-10 Marrakech! We cheated when we got off the train around 9 am and got a taxi into town and found a hotel Linh had written down from the the internet. We each got a free hour of internet with our room and have access to a hammam(turkish bath) but it is so hot here i dont know if i can deal with scalding water. We saw snake charmers, and before we got too far Linh was practically accosted by some henna ladies and they made her sit and drew henna on her hand and on both her feet and drew a scorpion on my arm. We still felt ripped off when we went back to our room, but after thinking about how much henna we got and how much we have paid at the international festival at home we realized we really probably did get 15 dollars worth. We skirted the open area so we didn’t have to see the henna people again and made it into the back alleys of the market. Anyway, it does look good on her and it covers her body, which is the polite thing for women to do in this country. We ate dinner on a rooftop terrace and watched the people walk by below. Sometimes it gets old having people flirt with your wife all the time, I know she gets tired of it, but it just confirms the fact that i have a cutie for wife and I am a lucky guy. Wish us good luck,Brian6-16 reflecting back to 6-11We are in Seville, Spain right now and we have so much fun over the last few days and met lots of really cool people and gained a few friends.7:00 am, we meet in front of the tour office with a bunch of other people and wait to get on our minibus. Obviously people around our age (or our internal age, which is more like post college) would be ideal and hopefully people who speak English. On the way back out Linh really wanted to ride the donkey, so they put both of us on there and I thought the poor things legs were going to buckle. But, we made it safely across and were back to the bus. After riding for a few more hours we came to the place we were going to eat lunch and there was another bigger kasbah there. After lunch it was back on the bus and on to the Dades gorge. Most people just walked up the road a bit to take some pictures, but the four Americans, Linh, Claire, Garrison and I really wanted to a little hiking. Garrison led the way and found a place to cross where the creek only came up to his thighs and when we were all about half way across, a couple of locals that were watching yelled out to us that there was a bridge upstream and sure enough, about 30 yards away there was a log bridge. We went back to the hotel for dinner (cous cous!). The rooms were decent and after our showers we hung out in the foyer talking to a few people. Not long after the lights flickered a few times, came back on, then went out completely. 7:30, back on the bus. The scooter guy took off and came back with about 5 gallons of gas. We were back on the road and the whole escapade only took about 15 minutes. Running out of internet time, hopefully will update more tommorow,BrianAfter running out of gas we were back on our way to tea with a Berber family in valley somewhere (i can’t remember the names of these places). Well we escaped from there and got back on the bus and headed to another gorge. We didnt’ walk far and decided to head back to the bus. So after everyone returned we got back on the bus and headed for the Sahara. At this point our bus driver pretty much takes a hard left off of the paved road and starts driving over the broken pieces of shale towards the dunes. Then it comes up about halfway on its front legs, all the way up on the back legs, then all the way up on the front legs and then all of a sudden you are way up in the air. We found it really nice and Linh and I kicked around the idea of sleeping up there on the dune instead of in the ratty tent. Well, it got dark and it was time to head back down for dinner. After that dies out one of the guides says we should go with him back up to the top of the dune to look at the stars. Linh and I had the foresite to bring our sleeping bags up with us and one by one the other people decided to go back down to bed, we tried to talk them into staying, but I guess we just have a bit more of an adventurous spirit than most. Well, I was in my sleeping bag and Linh was jsut in her djalaba which has a hood and good sand protection. My entire head was becoming covered so i woke her up and made her change sides of the dune with me. Well, after the sunrise, Linh woke up and we got to run back down the dune again. Camp was up and it was 6 am, time to get back on the camels and ride back to the bus. We got back to where the bus was parked and had bread for breakfast. The rest of the day was mostly riding the bus back to Marrakesh. Linh and her seatmates, Kai and Sally, talked for a lot of the trip and became friends. Really all of us on the trip ended up being friends which is a nice thing when you are stuck with the same people for three days. Come to find out that Kai and Sally and Claire and Garrison were heading that way too, so we all decided to hang together. If you remember our first trip to the Souk(the central market) took place early in the day and the place was not very crowded and we got accosted by the henna women. That left a bad taste, so we hadnºt been back since. Not long after I said that one of the guys bent down and took a huge hit of hash and then tried to sell me some. The things you learn while traveling…After dinner we went back to the motel which had a nice rooftop terrace and hung out up there talking with Kai for a bit. And buy our train tickets for tommorow nightºs all night trip back to Tangier. The six of us took a taxi to the train station, bought our tickets, took a taxi to the bus station, where there were exactly six seats left on the bus we wanted… We went to this cheap place that was recommended by friends of some of the other people from our tour that had already been there. After lunch Linh, Garrison, Kai, Sally and I took a really long walk on the beach. Here it was more a way of life for these people. So, Linh and Sally and Claire took off in their own direction and Garrison and I werenºt really certain if we even wanted to go. At this point in the story I am going to tell about my experience and Linh will tell her part about what she did.Guys hammam: Ok, the hotel guy took us down some back alleys to this little hole in wall doorway. We were each handed a big rubber bucket and we headed toward another room where we saw some other people go. The he tells me to go back to where i was. He drops my legs then proceeds to straddle and starting pressing on and cracking my back. He did about a 10 second massage on my back then he was done. My guy came back and signalled it was time for a scrubbing. Girls hammam: Kai was sick from eating something bad the night before, so Claire, Sally, and I went to the womenºs hammam without her. But I had to really stifle my laughter when she leaned over to massage my neck and I could feel her ample tahs tahs smacking against the back of my head! I can tell why the people look forward to this bathing ritual.
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I don’t know who to trust, or what to do.I remember being in line at the bank, and thinking, I need to go get some Google stock.But I didn’t…fear of the unknown held me back.What crap.So, today, on my half-birthday, I vow to live the next 6 months NOT letting fear of the unknown hold me back…it’s cost me too much already.Never again.
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-ne Dear God.I have no idea how my 2 agents would be able to process all 604 emails that came in…Nasabon na naman ako kagabi dahil dito.Anyway, I am dying for a massage.
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-ne 26-06-05 om 21:33 gaan we van start !!!Pilot 1:30:07 26-06-05 09:33 PMTraces to Nowhere 2:15:55 26-06-05 11:03 PMZen, or the Skill to Catch a Killer 3:02:30 26-06-05 11:49 PM– pause — 0:10:00 27-06-05 12:36 AM Rest in Pain 0:45:48 27-06-05 12:46 AMThe One-Armed Man 1:31:39 27-06-05 01:32 AMCooper’s Dreams 2:16:58 27-06-05 02:17 AM– pause — 0:30:00 27-06-05 03:03 AM Realization Time 0:45:49 27-06-05 03:33 AMThe Last Evening 1:31:48 27-06-05 04:19 AMMay the Giant Be with You 2:15:23 27-06-05 05:05 AM– pause — 0:10:00 27-06-05 05:48 AM May the Giant Be with You 0:54:25 27-06-05 05:58 AMComa 1:42:01 27-06-05 06:53 AMThe Man Behind Glass 2:29:32 27-06-05 07:40 AM– ontbijt — 0:30:00 27-06-05 08:28 AM Laura’s Secret Diary 0:47:32 27-06-05 08:58 AMThe Orchid’s Curse 1:35:02 27-06-05 09:45 AMDemons 2:22:39 27-06-05 10:33 AM– pause — 0:10:00 27-06-05 11:20 AM Lonely Souls 0:45:37 27-06-05 11:30 AMDrive with a Dead Girl 1:33:07 27-06-05 12:16 PMArbitrary Law 2:20:45 27-06-05 01:03 PM– lunch — 0:30:00 27-06-05 01:51 PM Dispute Between Brothers 0:47:41 27-06-05 02:21 PMMasked Ball 1:35:12 27-06-05 03:09 PMThe Black Widow 2:22:20 27-06-05 03:56 PM– pause — 0:10:00 27-06-05 04:43 PM Checkmate 0:47:30 27-06-05 04:53 PMDouble Play 1:34:30 27-06-05 05:41 PMSlaves and Masters 2:22:05 27-06-05 06:28 PM– avondeten — 1:00:00 27-06-05 07:15 PM The Condemned Woman 0:47:21 27-06-05 08:15 PMWounds and Scars 1:34:32 27-06-05 09:03 PMOn the Wings of Love 2:21:44 27-06-05 09:50 PM– pause — 0:10:00 27-06-05 10:37 PM Variations on Relations 0:47:25 27-06-05 10:47 PMThe Path to the Black Lodge 1:34:46 27-06-05 11:35 PMMiss Twin Peaks 2:22:06 28-06-05 12:22 AMBeyond Life and Death 3:12:20 28-06-05 01:09 AM– einde — 28-06-05 02:00 AM Totaal pauze: 3:20:00 Totaal incl.
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Array Thirty-three years ago today, at 11:17 p.m., I greeted the scene—the third (I just blew your mind) of four children. And you’re all thanking your lucky stars.For your pleasure, I decided that for the remainder of the month, I will mark every third year of this occasion (on the date corresponding with the year of my life) with a tidbit of whatever I can recall from that year in my life. Ok, so this is not so much for your pleasure (though it pleases me if it pleases you), as it is for me think about where I’ve been and how I got to where I am. By this time, third grade, I had gone to four different elementary schools, but we’d been at this location since the middle of my second grade year. The start of the school year always brought anxiety.
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It’s very chill and there’s a piano solo with 1 minute to go on the song that makes me lean my head back and really pick up my pace. Another great song from In Rainbows, and if you’re feeling especially mellow after the run, I recommend Videotape as well. I already liked Muse for songs like Starlight and Time is Running Out, but after hearing them at ACL I got a brand new taste for heavy rock. When I time it right, this song comes on about 50 feet before I hit the big half-mile hill back to the house, and I really need it to finish strong. The song is trendy right now, but Kanye West took an already fantastic beat from Daft Punk and made it even better.
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-ne Principle 33 of Jack Canfield’s Success Principles is transcend your limiting beliefs. So, the belief I want to change is that the beliefs that most limit me are the ones I am not conscious off, making them impossible to change.Step 2The next step is to determine how these beliefs limit you. I guess I came up with mine already: I can transcend my limiting beliefs without knowing what they are.Now, I don’t know whether this statement is true. And I don’t know if it’s going to in fact help me transcend my limiting beliefs.
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Lucky enough for you, reader, I have retained enough of this knowledge to cast aside what the Eagles would like you to believe about Sunday’s victory over the Washington Redskins and show you what the numbers really mean.DISCLAIMER: If you felt the Eagles played well on Sunday, DO NOT CONTINUE READING. All were TDs, and all went to players who NEED to score for the Eagles to win some ball games. This statistic is pretty accurate.2 plays of 40 yards.What they want us to think:Those 2 plays were big plays. A great effort blocking down field and great vision from Westy made it happen.Behind the numbers:McNabb was involved in both plays, but I can’t say he MADE either of the plays. If not for a great adjustment and great hands to snatch that pigskin, the Eagles may be sitting at 3-6.I’m aware that McNabb had to hustle to avoid a sack while drawing in the D-line to get that screen pass off to Westbrook, but let’s be honest—that’s a routine screen pass for any semi-athletic NFL quarterback. I don’t feel as if Sunday’s passing statistics tell the true tale of McNabb’s progression/recovery as a passer.He ran nicely and kept plays alive, but his actual throws still seem off. Also, take away the two long plays generated by his receivers (45 from Reggie bailing Super5 out, 57 from Westbrook’s magic) and McNabb throws for 149 yards on 26 passes (5.7 yds/attempt). Down just 1 TD with plenty of time to go, coming off a forced turnover right outside their own red zone, the Eagles call another pass play. I thought that’s why we drafted him.215 yards passing allowed.What they want us to think:Holding a team to just 215 yards passing is key to dictating play and keeping a lead. But when Lito and Sheldon are the ones allowing TDs to a WR who plays primarily on special teams, we have problems.Dawkins and Mikell are still feeling out playing together, but the secondary needed a better effort against weak WRs than we got yesterday.
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Tickets to Gallery 33 are 5 per person, and include 2 drink tickets. If you would like to purchase tickets and RSVP to Gallery 33, please:Call 206.855.0929,Mail 5 cash or check to Zimbags PO Box 10187 Bainbridge Island, WA 98110orEmail contact@zimbags.org for more information. There are only 100 tickets, so hurry and get your ticket to this special evening now!**All ticket purchases, successful art bids and donation are completely tax-deductible.
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My favorite meal is entrana(skirt Steak), buffalo wings and a grilled cheese sandwich. I think that touching the food to make them more healthy would practically ruin the originality of the food and downgrade the essence and taste of the food. For example, eating a grilled cheese sandwich with whole wheat bread can be healthier, and not using butter would make the grilled cheese sandwich less unhealthy.
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