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Moree Secondary College student Christopher Sim has been named the 2018 Moree Lions Youth of the Year, after impressing the judges with a very successful interview and thought-provoking speech. The year 11 student was one of four high-quality candidates vying for this year's title at Moree Lions Club's annual Lions Youth of the Year dinner, held on Thursday, November 1. Fellow Moree Secondary College students Alliyah Davison (year 11) and Grace Carter (year 10), as well as St Philomena's year 10 student Oscar Davis also entered the competition. "They all spoke very, very well in their prepared speeches and again when answering the two impromptu questions," Moree Lions Youth of the Year chairperson Jo Horton said. "They were all quite entertaining which was excellent." The competition consists of an interview with the three judges – instructional leader at Moree East Public School Nicole Humphries, Telisha Lysaught from the National Australia Bank and local businessman Clifford Horton – a prepared speech on a topic of the students' own choice, and two impromptu questions – 'What would you do if you received $5 million?' and 'Who is your role model and why?' Ms Horton said while all four competitors gave very high quality speeches, Christopher particularly shone in his interview with the judges. "He interviewed very well," she said. "During his speech, Chris spoke about the various passions you have in your life ... it was a very thought-provoking speech." READ MORE: Sponsored by the National Australia Bank and supported by Moree Lions Club, the Lions Youth of the Year competition is designed to encourage, foster and develop leadership in conjunction with other citizenship qualities in young people aged 15 to 19 about to enter the fields of employment or higher education. Ms Horton said the students gain valuable life skills, particularly the confidence to speak in public and interview, putting them in good stead for the future. "These students will go on to interview for a range of jobs and university, so this gives them the opportunity in a reasonably relaxed setting where you've got a panel of three judges asking them a myriad of questions," she said. "It's a valuable tool for students to go through and holds them in good stead for the next time they have to be interviewed. "It is an awesome program and I would recommend it to anyone to pursue entering this particular program in the coming years." Christopher will now go on to represent Moree in the zone level in March next year.
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Christopher Sim named 2018 Moree Lions Youth of the Year
2018 Lions Youth of the Year Christopher Sim with chairperson Jo Horton and judge Nicole Humphries.
Moree Secondary College student Christopher Sim has been named the 2018 Moree Lions Youth of the Year, after impressing the judges with a very successful interview and thought-provoking speech.
The year 11 student was one of four high-quality candidates vying for this year's title at Moree Lions Club's annual Lions Youth of the Year dinner, held on Thursday, November 1.
Fellow Moree Secondary College students Alliyah Davison (year 11) and Grace Carter (year 10), as well as St Philomena's year 10 student Oscar Davis also entered the competition.
"They all spoke very, very well in their prepared speeches and again when answering the two impromptu questions," Moree Lions Youth of the Year chairperson Jo Horton said.
"They were all quite entertaining which was excellent."
Moree Lions Youth of the Year entrants Christopher Sim, Grace Carter, Alliyah Davison and Oscar Davis with chairperson Jo Horton.
The competition consists of an interview with the three judges – instructional leader at Moree East Public School Nicole Humphries, Telisha Lysaught from the National Australia Bank and local businessman Clifford Horton – a prepared speech on a topic of the students' own choice, and two impromptu questions – 'What would you do if you received $5 million?' and 'Who is your role model and why?'
Ms Horton said while all four competitors gave very high quality speeches, Christopher particularly shone in his interview with the judges.
"He interviewed very well," she said.
"During his speech, Chris spoke about the various passions you have in your life ... it was a very thought-provoking speech."
Entries open for 2018 Lions Youth of the Year
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Sponsored by the National Australia Bank and supported by Moree Lions Club, the Lions Youth of the Year competition is designed to encourage, foster and develop leadership in conjunction with other citizenship qualities in young people aged 15 to 19 about to enter the fields of employment or higher education.
Ms Horton said the students gain valuable life skills, particularly the confidence to speak in public and interview, putting them in good stead for the future.
"These students will go on to interview for a range of jobs and university, so this gives them the opportunity in a reasonably relaxed setting where you've got a panel of three judges asking them a myriad of questions," she said.
"It's a valuable tool for students to go through and holds them in good stead for the next time they have to be interviewed.
"It is an awesome program and I would recommend it to anyone to pursue entering this particular program in the coming years."
Christopher will now go on to represent Moree in the zone level in March next year.
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Systemd does not complete boot after yum upgrade from F13 to Rawhide.
Boot hangs after starting all services (between last service and mingetty / X, I think). I am still trying to figure out how systemd boots, so I have not yet been able to pinpoint where in the process the system hangs.
Adding init=/sbin/upstart results in the system booting fine.
I think you'll find that the post-install script of systemd-units-5-2 failed to enable the necessary services (getty, prefdm, ...) because systemctl segfaulted (bug 621200).
Use "yum history info systemd-units" to see if there was any unusual output from the scriptlet.
Confirmed as the effects of bug #621200.


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Get Ready For Some Monday Night Futbol
by Brian Hall on November 11, 2010
Are you ready for some football? How about a Monday night party?
I apologize to anyone who is reading this blog that is not American or aware of the lyrics to my nation's classic Monday Night Football song sung by the legendary Hank Williams Jr., but we Yanks love our football being played especially on Monday nights because it gives us something to do on the regularly dull first weeknight of the week.
And in Spain they too are licking their lips anticipating some awesome Monday Night Football as well, but the only difference is that they call it Monday Night Futbol and likely do not employ the terrible crooning of Hank Williams Jr. But on November 29th La Liga will offer fans of the most beautiful game a match-up far better than anything on ESPN or ABC. Barcelona will host Real Madrid in the first leg of two El Clasico's this season.
The match was originally set to be played one day before on the 28th of November, but the date coincided with the elections of parliament of Catalonia, so the league officials opted to move the match to the following night as a security measure for the city. Personally, I think they switched the date because they actually wanted Catalonians to vote this year and not just attend the match, but regardless of the politics behind the decision the match will be reserved for the special date and perhaps it will begin a new tradition in Spain that we all love over here in the States.
A statement on Real Madrid's official website listed the new date for the highly anticipated match:
The football league has announced the matchday 13 clash between Barcelona and Real Madrid will be played on November 29 at 2100 local time. This is due to the 13th round coinciding with the elections for the parliament of Catalonia and the security problems that would create.
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Angela Adrian
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from ..installers import PackageManagerInstaller
from .source import SOURCE_INSTALLER

ARCH_OS_NAME = 'arch'
PACMAN_INSTALLER = 'pacman'

def register_installers(context):
    context.set_installer(PACMAN_INSTALLER, PacmanInstaller())

def register_platforms(context):
    context.add_os_installer_key(ARCH_OS_NAME, SOURCE_INSTALLER)
    context.add_os_installer_key(ARCH_OS_NAME, PACMAN_INSTALLER)
    context.set_default_os_installer_key(ARCH_OS_NAME, lambda self: PACMAN_INSTALLER)

def pacman_detect_single(p):
    return not subprocess.call(['pacman', '-T', p], stdout=subprocess.PIPE, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)

def pacman_detect(packages):
    return [p for p in packages if pacman_detect_single(p)]

class PacmanInstaller(PackageManagerInstaller):

    def __init__(self):
        super(PacmanInstaller, self).__init__(pacman_detect)

    def get_install_command(self, resolved, interactive=True, reinstall=False, quiet=False):
        packages = self.get_packages_to_install(resolved, reinstall=reinstall)
        if not packages:
            return []

        command  = ['pacman', '-S']

        if not interactive:
            command.append('--noconfirm')
        if not reinstall:
            command.append('--needed')
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Dating Wisdom
Jessica's Journal
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PODCAST: The Introvert's Guide for Dating Success
Nov 5, 2018 | by Heather Dean
Aleeza Ben Shalom explains whether love means having the same temperament and interests.
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Heather Dean's career as a broadcast journalist began in 1988 at MTV: Music Television's news division in New York City. In 1992, she began producing celebrity interviews and news stories for other outlets, including the Associated Press (AP) Radio Network; E! Entertainment Television; TV Guide; People Magazine Online; Teen People Magazine; and Family Circle Magazine. Heather has also been interviewed on camera for such networks as NBC News, MSNBC, Fox News and Fox 5 New York to comment on various breaking entertainment news stories. She became a regular student at Aish NY in the late 1990s, and traveled to Israel many times on Aish NY trips. Heather met her future husband in Israel, less than a month before 9/11, and made Aliyah in 2001. They remain in Israel, and it is the birthplace of all of their children. She speaks to many audiences about her incredible career interviewing celebrities – and especially why she walked away from it. Her memoir, "Searching for Heather Dean" is now available for purchase.
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Q: Get position of segment in UISegmentedControl I have a UISegmentedControl* control with some segments. I want to get the position of a segment in the view. How do I get the position of a segment?
I'm looking for some option like this.
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Dissemination of Scientific Knowledge in the Media. Theory and Techniques.
The students should become familiar with the key aspects to be considered in a project for the dissemination of archaeological research in the media. They should be able to apply the different strategies.
The different communication theories and techniques for disseminating scientific knowledge in the media.
Class attendance and a practical assignment.


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Silvery - Exclusive Interview!
Like their badges say, 'I Quite Like Silvery'. I came across them in the early part of this year – when I heard the track 'Orders'. Hearing that single track just once was all I needed to know that they were a band for me. I was genuinely excited on hearing it – it was raw, spikey and bursting full of energy, with a quirky new slant for an indie scene which has needed a kick up the arse for some time. In just over 2 minutes (2 minute 12 to be precise!) I was a convert!
My recent article on the Sparks album 'Introducing Sparks', finished with a demo of the Silvery track 'Horrors', as I genuinely felt fans of Sparks would appreciate their sound. Anyway, one thing lead to another, a few e-mails went back and forth, and within a fortnight, I'm interviewing Silvery!
So many thanks to lead singer\guitarist James Orman for taking the time out to do this interview, in which we chatted about everything from Silvery past, present and future, Sparks, Debut albums, Blow Up records and the Pete Doherty\Kate Moss sex tape! Here's how it panned out:
Looking at the current indie scene, I think Silvery have a really refreshing sound. There is certainly a bit of Sparks in there, but who else influences the bands sound?
I'd like to think we are in that seam of English eccentrics pop: Gilbert And Sullivan, XTC, Cardiacs, "Modern Life Is Rubbish", Billy Childish, Syd Barratt, early Suede. But lyrically almost anything goes: From "The Fortean Times" and old Underground maps to The Far Side and the Victorian Diarists.
So when did you first discover Sparks and how?
It was a gradual thing really. I was into Bowie and Queen when I was about 7 or 8 and read so much about the UK music scene in the early 70's. I invested my pocket money in some compilations tapes with names like "Glam Slam!" and "Glam Crazeee!". They all had "This Town Ain't Big Enough" on, which I recall already being aware of at the time. I remember being very young and they were on TV and my mum saying something along the lines of "Oh dear God they're not still going are they?" in an affectionate way, of course. I had them written off as a one hit wonder, like so many of those other bands, and was pleasantly surprised to see them reappear in the mid 90's with Bernard Butler playing guitar on Channel 4's "The White Room". The "Now That I Own The BBC" video was on TV a few times and I though that was brilliant. It was then I started finding out more about them, and was able to fill in the gaps in my understanding. My first purchase was of course "Kimono My House" and it wouldn't be an understatement to say it totally and utterly BLEW MY MIND. I very quickly bought up everything, puzzled that I'd never started earlier.
So what is your favourite Sparks album then?
Crumbs, that a tough one. As a glib answer I'd say either "Kimono My House" or "Propaganda", but I will always have time for "Number One In Heaven" and "Whomp That Sucker". I lived inside the original Halfnelson demo album for ages, it fascinated me. "Lil Beethoven" was an absolute joy to see live so many times. I really really like the budget "In The Swing" compilation which was a perfect introduction.
And your 3 favourite Sparks tracks?
RIGHT THIS MINUTE, my favorite 3 Sparks songs are: the Plagiarism version "Change" (a beautiful sentiment, with a fantastic vaudeville feel), "Waterproof" (reminiscent of Glam era Sparks) and the 1973 demo version of "I Like Girls" from the Profile boxset which is as powerful as anything on the first two records. Can I have "Cigarettes And Politics" too? The best song they never released.
I recently did a piece about the 'missing' Sparks album 'Introducing Sparks', which was finally released on CD this week. It certainly is a very different album to their other 19. Reaction to it has always been a bit Marmite ('love it' or 'hate it', with nothing much in-between) What do you make of it?
"Introducing" and "Big Beat" were the last two albums I was able to find, albeit on original vinyl. Both Curates' eggs, I think. "Introducing" has its moments, of course… "Those Mysteries", "Occupation" and "Goofing Off" were favorites when I first had the record, but I'll be honest, it's not an album I listen to much. I will definitely reappraise it on the new CD though.
So will you be buying the Ron or the Russell cover??!
I'm sorry to say I'll probably buy both. And put them side by side on my mantelpiece.
One of the things I have always loved about Sparks is their unique image. Fuck trying to compete with the pretty boy preening of all the glam bands around at that time, Ron and Russell went full on odd-ball! As a kid, I think the first thing I noted was just how scary Ron looked as he stared eerily in the camera! A maniacal cross between Hitler and Blakey from 'On The Buses'! Every kid in the 70's could do a Ron on 'Top of the Pops' impression! Then there was the opposite end of the scale with the ever animated Russell. It was compelling viewing. Take a look at this footage of Ron and Russ from 74:
That's the Top Of The Pops clip isn't it? The one I remember seeing as a little chap. The early deadpan delivery is the key here, I'm not too sure about the later stuff with Ron dancing etc. That said "Mickey Mouse" on Saturday Night Live is extraordinary. My favorite clip of them remains "Get In The Swing" on Top Of The Pops … Russell in little shorts and Ron dressed as a lab assistant, Absolutely brilliant.
And then there were those crazy album covers too! Some of which made you feel a little uncomfortable (Ron and Russ as a bride and groom! An angry looking Ron wearing a Russ puppet on his hand). You were never quite sure where they were coming from and what that relationship was like (which was exactly the idea of course). Do you think and edgy, odd-ball image such as the boys had back then could work these days? Or in the 21st century media friendly world, do you have to have a cool image to make it?
The major difference between Sparks album covers and those of other similar 70's and 80's rock band 'comedy' sleeves is that the Mael's have a genuine artiness, which raises even their wacky sleeves beyond tacky to something more knowing. Like all the best bands, they are totally aware of the absurdity of being in a band… even someone as po-faced as Bowie has the ability to laugh at how ridiculous he is. We are following that kind of idea, which I have a feeling no one else is at the moment, obsessed as they all are trying to be the new Libertines or The Jam. I'd hate to think anyone thought we were trying to be cool… we're too busy just pleasing ourselves!
So are we likely to be seeing a bound and gagged Silvery being kidnapped on the cover of the new album then??!
I think we agreed a long time ago that we'd never appear on our own sleeves! Keep a bit of mystery!
Lets talk about the new album – I hear it's all recorded now? Where did you record it and how did it go?
We spent a week in a little place called Pinna in East London with a chap called Kev who we did some previous demos with. It was a beautiful experience creating it… there were so many songs to choose from, but we selected the ones that fit into some kind of narrative.
So it's a concept album?
Yes… but in a very very curious way. We're that kind of band.
And do you know who is going to be mixing it yet?
We've been mulling over mixers … currently we are talking to Martin Gordon.
Personally I think Martin would be an inspired choice! He will 'get' what Silvery are about, that excitement and energy you create live, and capture it. He must be someone you've always admired?
His work has brought me much joy. I'd urge everyone to track down a copy of the album by his post-Sparks band Jet. It's basically a slightly more ridiculous Kimono My House, a real Junk Shop Glam classic. Even his most recent solo stuff has some absolute corkers on it. I always play his version of "My Gallant Crew" from The Captain Of The Pinafore when I DJ around town.
And you are signed to Blow Up records right? That's a cool label! How did that deal come about?
I've liked Blow Up for a long time, since Paul's days in The Weekenders. And when we met earlier this year we had some great chats about Sparks and Bowie. I sent Paul a CD of Silvery and he said he'd like to release our music.
Do you have a title for the album yet? When's it due out?
I really wanted to call it "Railway Architecture" or "There May Not Be Another Time Forever" (a lyric from "Orders"), but as it's a first record, I think everyone is happy just to call it "Silvery". We are looking at April for the full release, which will be lovely, just as it starts to get warm again.
Any plans for a single in the near future? And if so, what format(s) is it likely to be in?
Being a great record collector I can still see the romance of vinyl singles so hopefully a couple of them before the album. And of course on Itunes. I'm not sure you need anything else these days. There are so many possible singles on the album it's difficult to choose, although I think we'll start with a nice new mix of "Horrors" in the new year.
So take me back to the beginning, when did Silvery form and how did you guys get together?
I'd been writing songs for a while, playing gigs with whoever was around... having a decent drunken time around London and not really achieving much, dreaming and dreaming. I met Simon the organist at Piccadilly Circus about 3 years ago and we got on immediately... so much so that I got him to join the loose 'band' I was in at the time and something clicked straight away. We got Alex on drums a few months later and went through a few bassists each time getting better and better. By the time Joe played his first gig with us at the start of this year we were fully formed.
I love the Silvery look, how did that come about?
It's just a symptom of the band pleasing no one but ourselves. The sound and the look works perfectly together, it's a great big worldview we have of this Olde London thing. I remember even NME called us the indie "Victorian Constabulary", which I loved. We're much less theatrical than we used to be though… I remember we'd be doing bizarre things like presenting each other medals mid song, or doing handstands instead of guitar solos. As we got more confident in the music that side got neglected, but we have kind of rediscovered it recently.
What plans for Silvery in the future? Any shows coming up?
Once the album is mixed we're really looking forward to people hearing it. Our Christmas party at The Metro on Oxford Street on 13th December is our last gig of the year so that's going to be a lot of fun.
Most Rock 'n' Roll moment to date?
Basically 2006 was one massive rock n roll cliché that will one day make a brilliant film. Death by Strongbow and Stella. It was like if Chris Morris had written Spinal Tap. My favorite episode was when I spent a fortnight fending off e-mails and phone calls from tabloid journalists because the Popbitch gossip website reported we had a copy of the Pete Doherty / Kate Moss sex tape. Totally insane.
What's playing on the Silvery iPods at the moment?
I like the current Cardiacs single "Ditzy Scene" very much and am looking forward to their new album. I've been rediscovering David Devant & His Spirit Wife which is always nice to do, and also the Tindersticks second album, which is a record I will cherish until I die.
Apart from Silvery, who is one to watch in 2008?
Very tricky to say…. The band that I was most recently impressed with was We Are The Physics. Utter mayhem live.
Finally, have your 3 favourite Sparks tracks changed again?
Yes. I'd have "That's Not Nastassia", "Tearing The Place Apart" and "Falling In Love With Myself Again", which when they played the whole of Kimono My House at Morrissey's Meltdown in 2004 was the highlight for me. Excellent arrangement.
Thanks again James for a tip-top interview!
Silvery have been kind enough to allow me to host the demo version of 'Orders', the track that started it all off for me. Enjoy!
ORDERS (demo):
And just because it's you, here is 'Horrors' again in all it's glory!
HORRORS (demo):
Silvery Links:
Link to Silvery at Blow Up Records
Link to Silvery on MySpace
Silvery play the Metro Club in London on 13th Dec 2007
Labels: Blow Up Records, Silvery, sparks
Well done P haven't heard of Silvery before - what a find, great tunes and an intelligent bunch with the right references and influences.
I've borrowed 'Orders' as one of my top 3 tracks over on Planet Mondo - hope this is OK
As a lifelong Sparks fan I followed the link from the Sparks forum out of curiosity more than anything. I read the interview, and finished off with what I expected to be a courtesy play of the Silvery tracks and WOOOH! Fantastic! Thanks for bringing this great new band to my attention. Great interview, an all round interesting band.
Nice interview, well done!
My 21st Century Boy!
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Parents of young skiers inevitably become the coach's assistants!
Click here to ackowledge the benefits for parents to take the ICC training and how to sign up.
Cross Country Canada invites all Jackrabbit and Bunnyrabbit to participate in designing the 2018 Jackrabbit Toque, which will be worn by 10,500 Jackabbit and Bunnyrabbit skiers accross Canada!
This year, we're adding a special theme! We would like to see designs that inspire you and all your Jackrabbits friends to cross-country ski and to always try your best! But also a design that will inspire Team Canada competing at the 2018 Olympic & Paralympic Games in South Korea!
Team Canada got inspired by the sport of cross-country skiing when they first learned as Jackrabbits, and maybe one day you could be at the Games too!
Send us your designs by March 6th, 2017 at Noon MST!
Contestants must be between the ages of 5-9.
Contest runs from January 16th – March 6th 2017.
Designs should be submitted to Eva Hornyansky at ehornyansky@cccski.com by March 6th, 2017 at Noon MST.
Cross Country Canada will select 10 final designs and post them on the CCC Facebook page for you to vote on. The voting period will run from March 6th – 12th, 2017 at Noon MST.
Announcement of the 'winning' toque design will be posted on CCC's Facebook Page on March 13th, 2017.
The DASH FOR CASH is back!
Sponsored by: YES Ski wax!
Thank you to our sponsor YES Ski Wax for making this event more affordable!
Eligibility: The event is open to students from Nursery up to and including Grade 6.
Classic technique. Grades N-2 approx. 50 m. Grades 3-6 approx. 100 m. Races will go in order of grades starting with Nursery.
For categories with less than 8 entrants: the first heat is against one other person. The person who finishes first in this heat receives a loonie and goes to the A side final, the person who finishes in second place gets a 'chocolate loonie' and goes to the B side final.
For categories with 8 or more entrants: we will run heats of 4, with top 2 going to the A final and the bottom 2 going to the B final. Loonies for top 2, chocolate loonies for bottom 2.
Finals will be mass start. 1st ,2nd and 3rd place will be awarded to the winners of both the A and B group for each grade.
This is an entry level, fun oriented, participation event.
NOTE: ALL racers MUST complete the Entry Form and Waiver (signed by a parent or guardian) before being allowed to race.
Register by Thu Jan 12th!


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Volkswagen powers car freighters with used oil from restaurants
November 29, 2020 Stephen Thompson Analytiqa
Approach reduces CO2 emissions of car freighters by more than 85.0%
The Volkswagen Group continues to force the pace of climate protection: in future, Volkswagen Group Logistics will be using certified fuel from vegetable residues for certain new car shipments via marine routes. The fuel is produced from materials such as used oil from restaurants and the food industry. The first car freighter was re-fuelled for the first time with this oil in mid-November 2020 and a second ship is due to follow at the beginning of 2021.
With 85 percent lower CO2 emissions than with conventional fossil fuels, the contribution to climate protection is enormous.
For European shipments, Volkswagen Group Logistics continuously charters two vessels which carry up to 3,500 vehicles on a route from Emden via Dublin (Ireland), Santander (Spain) and Setubal (Portugal) back to Emden about 50 times per year. In the course of their journeys, they carry about 250,000 new vehicles of the AUDI, SEAT, ŠKODA, Volkswagen Passenger Cars and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles brands every year.
The two ships, which are both 180 meters long, are each powered by an MAN marine diesel with more than 19,000 PS (14,220 kW). In future, the two ships are to be refuelled at sea off the coast of Vlissingen (Netherlands) with alternative fuel supplied by the Dutch company GoodFuels. This way, the CO2 emissions of the two conventional vessels along their route will be reduced by more than 85.0% – from over 60,000 to about 9,000 tonnes per year. In addition, sulphur oxide emissions will be almost completely avoided.
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This change is part of a strategy to make Group Logistics even greener: another element is the use of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to power car freighters. These vessels travel between Europe, North America and Latin America. Furthermore, all rail shipments in Germany with DB Cargo are being changed over to eco-power. This way, Volkswagen Group Logistics is helping the Group achieve net carbon neutrality by 2050.
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Travis Boyd Named to Basketball Honor Roll
Huntingdon, PA - Juniata College senior basketball player Travis Boyd (Juniata Valley/Barree) has been selected to the MAC Honor Roll for his efforts this past week. Along with Players of the Week for both the Commonwealth and Freedom Conferences, the Middle Atlantic States Collegiate Athletic Conference names three individuals to the MASCAC Honor Roll.
Boyd opened the 2005-06 season by being selected as the Most Valuable Player of the 2005 Mutual Benefit Group "Doc" Greene Invitational after helping Juniata claim the tournament championship. He posted a "double-double" with 19 points and 12 rebounds in Juniata's championship game win over Pitt-Greensburg. In the season opener he scored 11 points and had five rebounds as Juniata topped Lancaster Bible. Boyd also dished out seven assists on the week, including five against Pitt-Greensburg while also providing three steals and a pair of blocks. He averaged 15 points and 8.5 rebounds per game in the two wins. He shot 50-percent from the field on the week, and was a perfect 13-for-13 from the foul line.
Boyd is Juniata's leading returning scorer and rebounder from a season ago when he scored 10.1 points and had 5.6 rebounds per game. He scored in double figures 12 times in his junior season and also reached double figures in rebounding three times. Each of those three occasions he recorded "double-doubles" and has now notched six "double-doubles" in his career. Boyd had scored 580 points and grabbed 284 rebounds entering his senior season, and also had drilled 101 threes prior to his final season.
Boyd is one 14 returning players for Juniata that helped the Eagles start the season 2-0 with the tournament victory. The Eagles will look to improve to 3-0 on Tuesday night when they play a non-conference game at Franklin & Marshall.


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hello friends and fgts. i'm ston3rpimp69. you may remember me from such scarring experiences as the legendary goat thread, that time i made fun of that ethnic group, and long speeches about macaroni art given via the shoutbox.
yesterday I was having a discussion with my friend and colleague dankmurd3rz666 and I was telling him about how i came into a dead web community and breathed resinic life into it, and for that they made me their king. of course he was simply astounded because he had sought to accomplish the same thing, only to drive the users away. so he asked me how I did it.
to show him I decided it was best to present to him a few of my very best, inspirational 10/10 PURE FIRE posts, but there's a problem: 100% of my posts are amazing. how can I pick just a handful of magnificence out of a sea of brilliance?
basically i typed up that crap to get to this: search through my ramblings and choose your favorite ston3rpimp69 post(s), and post it here with a link. from there we will construct a top ten list. it will be fun and exciting and you've got nothing better to do anyway. do it or get GSO'd on.
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Definately the first one would be the best.
Everyone knows he is amazing. But he wants you to search for his most amazing posts.
With a name as gay as ston3rpimp69 who wouldn't want to have his children.
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i didnt have jack to do today cept for sitting around eating some awesome shrimp my dark friend steamed (only thing those ppl r good for is cookin i swear) so i got my homie dr.j00sh to help me accomplish the impossible task.
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So does all this mean your gonna leave BWH Mr Pimp?
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Is it here again the gathering of the true worshippers, praise and warfare.
It is another musical concert "season 2" that will lift your soul higher.
As a Christian you have to understand the meaning of this word "Worship", it is not only a name it has alot to do with your soul.
The true worshippers are those people who are always ready to open up and give their heart for the lord to use them. So if you have not experience one before get ready for this particular programme, it is going to be feature by alot of stars such as DavidwhytSax, JohnnySax, Drizzle the guitar princess, Felix raw, Rudolph, Bigtee Music foundation and many others which are too numerous to mention.
And also the Host Choir, the outshining stars, the beautiful colours of Heaven, Ornament of God's grace Choir ( OGGC ) will take part.
Oh! The father of all, The Archbishop of Methodist Church Nigeria, Diocese of Uyo Most Rev. Chimezuo O. N Nwankpa will also be there, i know our daddy can't missed this one because he love taking part in things like that.
the programme will be as an anniversary Service for him marking his one year ever since he came into Akwa ibom state to work for the lord.
I will be there, will you be there?
By the time the programme will be dismiss i bet you that your life will never remain the same.


Susan's email in the third week of March 2015 took us to the leafy paradise that is Tigoni. Tigoni was my first chastening experience as a Swara personally, but for some reason I never contemplated sitting in front of the T.V on a Saturday morning where you can't feel lost at least geographically.
The party I was in arrived at the Gulf Petrol Station at about 20 minutes to 7, but there were already a couple of cars there and faces that weren't immediately recognizable being a fairly regular attendee of the runs, so I suppose it shows the quality of the club in terms of attracting more people.
With me was Susan Amoko and her friend Belinda, although I'm certain I've gotten her name wrong. Sorry about that. It'll grow on me I'm sure. It was a laugh a minute as we made our way to the Running base. I had shared my chastening experience with Susan and our newbie which was met with a chorus of laughter. Some things get funnier over time I suppose.
It wasn't long before Cars began streaming in with the drivers looking for every inch of space available, which wouldn't disrupt the normal operations of the place we were in as we were gone. Amongst those who were there was one of our International Superstars and one whom the Swara's are very proud to be associated with I say with confidence; James Walilula, Abdi who always offers a tranquil place of rest, relaxation and group scheming whenever there are runs beginning in the environs of Nyayo Stadium, Susan who's done and dusted with the full marathon in Kili and who seems to be refueling before her next full marathon assault, and Loise Mbarire; part of those who will be very shortly doing the 56k at the Two Oceans Marathon. It seems a formality to me that she amongst the others will do it.
The pre-race briefing was done by Susan M.C who also announced the other roles she would be adopting that day; Chairman (or Chairwoman), Treasurer etc., so it was going to be a one-stop shop for anyone who approached Susan. An entertaining prelude to the race followed which included her warning those doing the 15k that they would be doing a bit more. I remember having heard her say 18 and a half k was the potential actual distance. There was also some sad news that our Trail Fox a.k.a. Mike Otora had been involved in an accident whilst travelling back from marking the route. I spoke to him later and am happy to say that despite having suffered some injuries he is on his feet.
As there was no whistle, we began on Susan's release. The first part of the run was a downhill stretch along the tarmac of about 5k's and as always seems to happen whenever we use that stretch, kids began greeting us from the very same spot. How are you?…………How are you?, in those sweet little voices.
The early morning chills were lifting and the sun was peeking just a bit but it remained pleasant. The run went as expected until I came up to Abdi well into the climbs, I'd also managed to stay on my feet which is always a concern and a relief when it happens. Whilst we were close together I heard a kid shout from behind me Mzungu Moja!, after which another kid corrected him or her and shouted Wazungu Wawili. Some light relief as I tackled the inclines of Tigoni. Still with Abdi, at one point after that he asked me how much we had done, to which I replied 17.8. Shock, horror, he had set out to do 10!, and was running without a watch. "No wonder", he said out aloud. He was tiring at that point.
Back on to the tarmac I noticed I was barely 300 m to completing my intended distance of 20km, with the split yet to come. As I approached the split, I estimated that running straight to the station which was in sight would have been almost sufficient to cover the 20 k's, and so I told Benjamin Chikani No way!, as I approached the split where he was standing in response to him telling me to branch off. I gave him my unopened bottle of water instead and continued straight. I suppose the good thing with these multiple distances is when you get to a split and you have data on you, you can judge for yourself and make your own decision.
As Susan had said earlier, those who were doing the longer distances would have been reasonably close to the Station to be able to replenish before heading out again. Mbarire and Ndichu, though they may have been others, took up this advice, stopping by to get replenishments before continuing, and possibly ignoring the comforts of home. That's real determination I thought to myself, when I saw them doing that.
Not only were the staff so very pleasant at the cafeteria but breakfast felt like a steal. For me I had a sausage, a very big Mandazi and a very big Samosa washed down with 2 cups of tea for only 200 bob. Wow!
There was the usual catching up going on everywhere and shared tales about the run and people left at leisure.


Here is the first single off of the UpperClassMen's upcoming album, Home Town Heroics, which will be dropping this July!
In case you guys haven't noticed, we now have a chat box. Unfortunately, we can't have it directly on our site because of our hosting server but if you click the link under contact us, we would love to hear from everyone!
This is the first track to be pushed from the mixtape – hosted by DJ Furious Styles, "The New Years Eve Champain Collection" will be available next week. "Hoola Hoop" is produced by long time associate and producer Bink, who has worked on albums for Jay Z, Amerie, Eve, Beanie Sigel and many more.
From the producer that brought you the Singapore Kane banger "My Planet" comes "Rising Sun" by Purpose from the "Better Than Your Album" Mixtape. Spreading some positive vibes around the world with this joint, Enjoy! Downlink link once you click "Read More".


Cobblers boss Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink stressed the importance of staying positive ahead of Tuesday night's trip to Rochdale.
"We need to turn things around quickly," he said.
"We need to keep ourselves close to the pack and we need to stay positive.
"The quick turn around this week helps us and we need to stay bright.
"The players need to see that I believe in them which I do, we need to keep knocking on the door and hopefully that door will open very soon.
Regan Poole, Sam Foley and Chris Long, back from a hamstring injury, all came into the Cobblers side for the midweek trip to Rochdale.
Matt Done headed just over in an early chance for the home side, former Cobbler Ian Henderson creating the chance for Done with a dangerous cross into the box. Billy Waters had the first effort on goal for the Cobbblers but his shot was comfortably saved by Josh Lillis.
Lillis made a good save to keep out a powerful close range header from Sam Foley but it was Rochdale who opened the scoring, Ian Henderson with a driven finish after latching onto a throughball forward from Callum Camps.
The goal boosted the home side and Matt Ingram denied Bradden Inman as Dale looked for a quick second to press home the advantage.
Chris Long fired wide after linking up with Daniel Powell, a block on the goal line denied Aaron Pierre and Matt Grimes went close with a curled free-kick in a bright start to the second half from the Cobblers.
Rochdale were awarded a harsh looking penalty on the hour mark and although Matt Ingram saved Ian Henderson's spot-kick, Henderson finished at the second attempt to double Dale's lead.
The Cobblers pulled a goal back on 70 minutes, when a Grimes corner was met by a diving header from Ash Taylor.
Town were back on level terms 8 minutes later, Powell doing well to set up David Buchanan who smashed a shot into the corner after making a good run into the box.
Long headed straight at Lillis and Billy Waters couldn't keep his shot down with the Cobblers now in the ascendancy, not settling for a point and instead looking to leave Lancashire with all three.
There was more drama when referee Darren Drysdale pointed to the spot after substitute John-Joe O'Toole was bundled over in the area but Lillis saved O'Toole's spot-kick to keep the score at 2-2 and that was how it finished.
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Is it wrong to want to look good, in terms of appearance?
Just what IS 'looking good'? Its what the media and society have FORCED upon us in this world so over-saturated with ADS that we have nowhere to escape and truely gain perspective on what 'good' looks like.
Don't be SWAYED by the media, don't succumb to THE MAN. Fight the POWER. VIVA LA RESISTANCE!
i dont see why thats wrong at all. if you make yourself look good then you gain some self confidece, and self confidnce can help you get some were in live.
Y would looking good be a bad thing?
If 2 coutches are the same in comfort and function, but one coutch is ugly and the other is beautifull, You will choose the beautifull.
it's not morally wrong. wanting to look good would be morally neutral and based on one's preference.
Just as right as wanting to look ugly, so go for it.
Caring about presenting a good appearance is something everyone should strive for.
Wanting to be beautiful, or being beautiful is not wrong.
Vanity is the extreme of that want and it is wrong.


Why is the Ford Foundation donating to Kaplan Education and Jerry Springer?
It was widely reported last week that the Ford Foundation has given The Washington Post a $500,000 grant to hire four extra reporters for a year "to work on special projects related to money, politics and government," according to a staff memo issued by the Post's top editors. This followed a May announcement that the foundation had given a million dollars to the Los Angeles Times to expand coverage in areas ranging from local immigrant communities to the state prison system.
These reporting initiatives are worthy endeavors aimed at fortifying great newspapers whose profits have been savaged by the rise of the Internet. However, The Washington Post Co (though not the newspaper) is still quite profitable. The company reported operating income of $77.8 million in the first half of this year. In fact, the Post Co division that owns a group of local television stations is enjoying boom-time revenue this year because of the flood of 2012 political advertising; operating income in that unit increased 43 percent in the first half of this year over last year.
The Post Co also owns the Kaplan education business, and although Kaplan's for-profit universities are suffering because of a government crackdown on abuses related to marketing and student loan commitments, its test preparation division has shown improved results.
So why didn't the grant givers at Ford tell the Post to get its parent company to boost its SAT or LSAT coaching fees by 50 cents or a dollar if it needed that $500,000 so badly? Or chop the bonuses of senior executives a bit? Or siphon off ad revenue from those booming television outlets (whose shows include The Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills), or dip into the profits its cable-television systems get from people buying adult movies?
The Tribune Co, which owns the Los Angeles Times, has been in bankruptcy, but that's only because the current financial-investor owners took on a crushing debt burden to overpay the prior owners of the company's media properties. The Los Angeles Times itself is still profitable, as are its other divisions, including, for example, the broadcast division that owns local television stations such as WPIX in New York, which features the Jerry Springer Show at 11 a.m. every weekday.
If the paper needed that million dollars so badly, why couldn't the company ask Springer to cut his syndication fee a bit? Or why not divert some profits from its broadcast of Gossip Girl? Even more easily, the grant givers at Ford could have suggested that Tribune grab some of the dollars gushing in from political ads being bought on its television stations in Denver or Miami, both of which are in hotly contested swing states?
Of course, in the context of big business realities, these are naïve questions. Even the biggest or richest conglomerate – and the Post Co and Tribune are neither – has to insist on each business unit being self-sustaining. The company's shareholders ultimately won't tolerate treating one division in the family like a charity. But why should a third party, the Ford Foundation, step in and become the benefactor? Besides, the Los Angeles Times makes money.
When Henry Ford set up his Foundation, did he really intend to help bail out over-leveraged financial investors in a media conglomerate? And is the New York Times not getting these Ford grants because it is doing so well by charging readers for online access that, at least on a relative basis, it doesn't need the money? Or is the Times about to get some of the Ford money, too? Has the Times sought a grant? What about other newspapers?
A thoughtful reporter ought to find out how the newspapers involved and the people at Ford have approached these issues. Why do they think it makes sense to donate to profit-making companies that have resources of their own but seem not to value the work being funded as much as Ford does?
There are all kinds of other questions related to the grants, including how conflicts are going to be handled and disclosed when the news organizations cover Ford or its hundreds of other grantees around the world.
And how will Ford judge the results when the one-year term of the grants is up? Sure, improved coverage of the areas where the funded reporters are working is likely, but what will that prove? With that in mind, does Ford view this as an experiment that could lead to a non-profit news organization, fully funded by Ford and maybe some partner foundations, covering areas it believes need to be covered? What are the long-term implications – including issues related to conflicts – of that kind of funding model?
The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation – whose primary purpose, unlike the multidimensional Ford Foundation, is to support journalism – thus far (to my knowledge) hasn't given grants to conventional for-profit news organizations, preferring instead to fund research and experiments intended to develop alternative, self-sustaining models for good journalism. What do officials there think of the Ford grants?
David Halberstam's landmark 1979 book The Powers That Be was an awestruck look at the clout of the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post (along with Time and CBS). That these two once-mighty newspapers have now accepted charity is a big deal.


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Food Media & Arts
Culinary Culture
Worst cooking show ever
By lancastermike, May 21, 2011 in Food Media & Arts
Sorry but this show called "Bitchin kitchen" does it involve which one of these next three:
a) bitch in a kitchen
b) is it a type of cribs for kitchens?
or c) is it about complaining?
The perfect vichyssoise is served hot and made with equal parts of butter to potato.
annachan
I am somewhat a cooking/food show junkie. I watch just about any of them. The only one that makes me turn the channel is when Sandra Lee comes on.
I do like Nick Stellino. Yeah, the show can be cheesy at times, but some of his stuff is quite good. I've been using one of his mushroom recipes for years when I entertain and have never had leftovers. That is saying a lot as I always end up cooking way too much food, enough to feed double the amount of people there.
chezcherie
For me, "Caprial & John's Kitchen" was the worst show ever back when it aired on PBS. It's not so much that the food or format was bad - they went out to the markets, toured farms, met producers, etc. in addition to cooking, which I happen to like in a cooking show.
What I hated about it was the fact that Caprial was always so mean to John! Half the time she spoke to him in a tone like he was a dim-witted idiot and knew nothing about food. And whenever he tried to touch her or anything (being a husband and wife cooking team) she would shrink and visibly cringe like he had the plague.
Horrible to watch! I read somewhere on the internet that they closed all their restaurants and divorced a few years ago, and if that info is correct, I am not at all surprised.
ummmm, apparently still cooking and still together.
caprial and john's kitchen portland or
"Laughter is brightest where food is best."
www.chezcherie.com
Author of The I Love Trader Joe's Cookbook ,The I Love Trader Joe's Party Cookbook and The I Love Trader Joe's Around the World Cookbook
kitchensqueen
I guess it was just their restaurants that closed then - http://www.oregonlive.com/dining/index.ssf/2009/08/the_rise_and_fall_of_caprials.html and http://www.oregonlive.com/dining/index.ssf/2009/08/caprials_bistro_abrupty_closes.html.
I'm shocked they're still together, but... good for them?
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You can still consider it one of your worst shows!
I can't remember what the other Italian show was, with Maryanne Esposito, but she used to drive me nuts. She seems like a perfectly fine woman and good old-fashioned Italian home cook but she would drive me crazy and he food wasn't exactly wrong but it wasn't like the food I was eating in Italy.
Unfortunately, Mary Ann Esposito, or shall I say mary ANN esPOSito, is still on in the LA basin, and apparently still producing new shows.....forever, I'm afraid. She's already been on since dirt was young, and shows no signs of going gently into that good night.....
The show is "Ciao Italia" and it is dreadful, miserable, painful to watch. Did I mention it makes me twitch when I hear her voice....which is like the voice of your least favorite elementary school teacher. The one who treated you like a blithering idiot, even though you could understand the periodic tables in 3rd grade? THAT teacher.
She comes on in the middle, the dead, smack middle of the block of cooking shows one of the local PBS stations in SoCal programs on Saturday afternoons. After the Martha show and before Lidia. Although I program my TV for the whole block, I walk the dogs while mary ANN esPOSito is....on....the....tele.....vis....ion.
She is like fingernails dragging on a chalkboard to me, and her recipes suck. Plus, she's got helmet hair. She may not be the worst, I've not seen a lot of the ones who have been mentioned (and I rule Sandra Lee out as NOT being a cooking show, so she doesn't qualify....), but mary ANN esPOSito is right up there in the most annoying.
Edited May 23, 2011 by Pierogi (log)
She is like fingernails dragging on a chalkboard to me....
Oh you have so hit the nail on the head. That voice and its resemblance to the world's worst elementary school teacher could not have been better expressed. Drives me nuts.
GlorifiedRice
Location:Philly Burbs
Michelle Urvaters cooking show from the early days at the TV Food Network.
she said steamed broccoli over toast was a good meal.
Christina Cooks
Edited May 23, 2011 by GlorifiedRice (log)
Wawa Sizzli FTW!
gfweb
Location:Southern Chester Co.
And Tyler Florence because he's a tool.
nassaumary
If I can't get past the host, it really doesn't matter how good the recipes or prep are, I'm afraid. And the top of that list is Giada Di Laurentis. How does a person smile and manage to show ALL their teeth? Her voice (complete with overdone italian pronunciations)is like nails on a chalkboard for me...
A close second is Tyler Florence, already mentioned. Does anyone else get the impression that he got beaten up alot in school?
As for a favourite? I'm a fan of Jamie At Home...simple meals and thoroughly enjoyable to watch! The camera work is wonderful to my eye...
Lindacakes
Location:Brooklyn, New York
I, too, cut the cable because the Food Network irritated the hell out of me. Of course, not just the Food Network, but it was the last thing I was watching outside of PBS. I don't miss it, either.
My favorite castigating quote: "Besides, she has helmet hair."
I'm sure I'm way behind the times, but Paula Dean would cause me to freeze like a reindeer in highlights, stricken by shock and horror. A woman who has made a name for herself in cooking because she uses a lot of butter, what would France say?
Two Fat Ladies is my all time favorite television show, ever. It was the perfect template: travel sketch, focus on artisanal food purveyor (long before it was chic), odd conviviality (cloisters and rowing teams), sex appeal (check out the hunting in kilts episode), and funny characters with dry wit. I've watched each episode ten times and have to put it away for a while so that I forget some bit of it before I can watch it again.
Why this isn't repeatable, I'll never know. Oh, yeah, I know. Because cooking shows are Big Business and have to appeal to the great mass of people who don't actually cook.
I like to bake nice things. And then I eat them. Then I can bake some more.
BadRabbit
Location:Birmingham, AL
Two fat ladies now replays on the Cooking Channel.
The worst cooking show ever is "Dutch Oven Cooking". It's so bad that it's a repeat performer on "The Soup" with Joel McHale.
Correction: The full name of the show is "Dutch Oven Cooking with Cee Dub." There are multiple scenes where Cee Dub just walks out of a tent and lifts the top off a charcoal covered cast iron dutch oven and stirs the contents. He does all of this silently and then returns to his tent without a word. The first time I saw it I thought it was a skit from a comedy show it is so bizarre.
http://ceedubs.com/books_and_videos.html
jsmeeker
Location:Dallas, TX
If we are really talking about actual "how to" cooking shows, I guess I will say "Semi-Homemade with Sandara Lee"
Jeff Meeker, aka "jsmeeker"
jmeeker@eGullet.org
I do not like Two Fat Ladies. The meats always look like they sat out too long and I never see any hygiene.
Oh, my God, Cee Dub. I think I could learn to love laughing at that. He actually has a show? On the Food Network? When?
Special K
That's funny. I always thought he tried to undercut her every chance he got. Seemed to me he kept butting in and correcting her, or trying to hog the spotlight. Maybe I was responding to the same body language you noticed, only I identified with her?
I don't enjoy any of the competition cooking shows. I want someone (like Alton Brown, say) to teach me something. Just my preference. I wouldn't say Iron Chef, et al are bad, they're just not my cup of tea.
He was originally on PBS in the late 90s but now has worked with an NBC affiliate in Washington State to film his new show. It's not widely distributed so I've just seen shows that people have sent me and clips on "The Soup."
Either way, their on-camera chemistry (or lack thereof) was just so awkward it was unbearable to watch.
TOTALLY !! You just know he's preening into an off-camera mirror, admiring how studly he is.
Location:Burlington, Ontario
The one show that I honestly just cannot watch is Mexican Made Easy with Marcela Valladolid! I think someone may have mentioned how annoying her voice is! Like nails on a chalkboard. Makes me change the channel every time.
There are 3 kinds of people in this world, those who are good at math and those who aren't.
everybody seems to have forgotten the Queen of Bad!
Madeleine Kamman came close to punching her on a show about eggs.
Its my understanding that Julia Child insisting on never appearing with her.. but youd have to check the two part show about the wedding cake. maybe it was after that.
after all, she is one of the rare cookbook "authors" to get sued for plagerism (twice) at least buy the same author Richard Olney and lost. she seemed to just lift recipes from other books and place them in 'hers'
and after all, she might be the only tv 'cook' who is a convicted felon!
Location:Grand Lake o' the Cherokees, Oklahoma
That's not entirely accurate. Juan Carlos Cruz of the late, unlamented "Calorie Commando" tried to hire a contract killer to whack his then wife. He is now cooling his heels in the cooler.
wow what a fantastic thread! I watched the CC a few times ...
violetfox
Location:Maine
I totally agree - no contest!
"Life itself is the proper binge" Julia Child
I think I remember a comment on top chef from one of the Voltagios who was judged harshly by TF. He dismissed him with a smirk as a TV chef.!
Location:Rochester, NY
Sandra Lee's table scapes are brutal but somewhat entertaining nonetheless. I remember a show with Dweezil Zappa and Lisa Loeb that was just unwatchable. Lisa Loeb is cute as a bug but even that couldn't salvage the show. I think she was/is a vegetarian/vegan and he was very unadventurous as an eat and in addition to neither of them having any cooking chops whatsoever, everything they made was bleh.


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Love my family & adore animals! Always try to have a positive mindset
District Bharatpur
Population 55,000 (2001)
Time zone IST (UTC+5:30)
Elevation 196 m
Local time Tuesday 9:41 PM
Weather 23°C, Wind SE at 3 km/h, 46% Humidity
Bayana is a historical town in Bharatpur district of Rajasthan in India.Hindaun City is nearest city of Bayana - 33 km.bachchu singh banshiwal, Bayana's MLA
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Bayana (Banasur Sur ki Nagri) is located in a small plain, between two hill ranges running more or less parallel to each other near the left bank of the Gambhir river, at a distance of 45 km from Bharatpur.Bayana is located at 26.9°N 77.28°E / 26.9; 77.28. It has an average elevation of 196 metres (643 feet).
As of 2001[update] India census,[2] Bayana had a population of 33,504. Males constitute 54% of the population and females 46%. Bayana has an average literacy rate of 64%, .; with 63% of the males and 37% of females literate. 17% of the population is under 6 years of age.
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178256 Juanmi è un asteroide della fascia principale. Scoperto nel 2007, presenta un'orbita caratterizzata da un semiasse maggiore pari a 2,8103812 UA e da un'eccentricità di 0,0417173, inclinata di 4,66434° rispetto all'eclittica.

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Set 1.1 km from Heroes' Square in Budapest this apartment features free WiFi. The apartment is 1.7 km from State Opera House. There is a street-facing master bedroom with air conditioning and a courtyard-facing second bedroom. The fully equipped kitchen comes with a dishwasher and a Nespresso coffee machine. Towels and bed linen are featured in this self-catering accommodation. The bathroom has corner spa bath. Dohany Street Synagogue is 1.9 km from Oasis Apartments - Budapest City Park while St. Stephen's Basilica is 2.2 km from the property. The city park can be visited within a 5-minute walk. The nearest airport is Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport 16 km from the property.


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Nel 2012 prende parte ai campionati europei paralimpici di Stadskanaal, dove conquista la medaglia di bronzo nel getto del peso , e ai Giochi paralimpici di Londra, concludendo la gara del getto del peso F20 in seconda posizione.

Dopo aver raggiunto il terzo nel getto del peso F20 posto ai campionati mondiali paralimpici di Lione 2013, nel 2014 si diploma campionessa europea nella medesima disciplina ai campionati continentali di Swansea, dove fa registrare il record della manifestazione.

Nel 2015 torna a conquistare la medaglia di bronzo nel getto del peso F20 ai mondiali paralimpici di Doha, mentre nel 2016 è medaglia d'argento ai Giochi paralimpici di Rio de Janeiro. L'anno successivo raggiunge la quarta posizione nel getto del peso F20 ai mondiali paralimpici di Londra, mentre nel 2018 conquista il suo secondo bronzo ai campionati europei paralimpici di Berlino.

Nel 2019 partecipa ai mondiali paralimpici di Doha, conquistando la medaglia d'argento nel getto del peso F20, disciplina nella quale ai Giochi paralimpici di Tokyo del 2021 fa registrare il record europeo di categoria con la misura di 14,16 m, che le vale la medaglia d'argento.

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 Getto del peso : 14,16 m  ( Tokyo, 29 agosto 2021)

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Date by Ellen Wille Wigs features a short, layered cut with a wispy bang and flipped ends. It's short, sassy and versatile. The monofilament crown cap construction is light and breathable. It allows for multidirectional parting possibilities and gives you the option of parting the hair in the middle or on either side.


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"The Windows of the World" (1967) "I Say a Little Prayer" (1967) "Do You Know the Way to San Jose" (1968) "I Say a Little Prayer" is a song written by Burt Bacharach and Hal David for Dionne Warwick, originally peaking at number four on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 pop singles chart in December 1967.
On Saturday night, Benjaminson asked Glenview police to provide extra patrols for Hebrew School the next day and they were very. Fenster said the service will be one of prayer, song and community.
Listen to and sing along with the music from The Kids Hymnal!This 3-CD set has the 80 songs you'll find in The Kids Hymnal.Created by Grammy-nominated producer Stephen Elkins and Dove Award-winning arranger John DeVries, each song is recorded in Split-Track format so kids can sing along!
She wore many hats over the years from Sunday school teacher, youth group advisor. loved singing in the choir and with friends who shared their love of music and song formed a Madrigal group.
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The Prayer Team will meet at 8 a.m. Sunday School classes are dismissed. The children will be singing/signing a verse from the song, "Do You See What I See?" and the adult choir will share special.
This is our more traditional service based on cherished and timeless hymns and praise songs of the faith. This service has the more formal church sounds of organ and piano with a touch of the contemporary.
Luke 11:9-10 states: "and so it is with prayer. keep asking and you will keep. When I was very young, I attended Sunday School and we kids sang a song: "This little light of mine, I'm going to.
Part of this effort included a rigorous, year-long course of study for the couples and their children who were old enough to attend Sunday school. proudly leading the congregation in prayer and.
Missions Sunday. worship songs in multiple languages (with English translation), led by a multi-national worship team. So when it is time for a song in Swahili or Lingala, some of our Congolese.
Lakeview Presbyterian Weekday School's Christian Education Purpose "That all persons may respond in faith to the God in Jesus Christ and be nurtured in the life of fellowship with Him; that they may face all of life's relationships and responsibilities as children of God."
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International Ecumenical Youth Meeting in Beirut. Churches in Lebanon and the Council of Churches in the Middle East are pleased to welcome the international ecumenical youth meeting organized by the Taizé community from Friday, 22 March to Tuesday, 26 March 2019 in Lebanon. 1000 young people aged between 18 and 35 are expected from Lebanon, various countries in Europe and the Middle East.
"But if we can engage them, for example, in the context of faith services with older songs and hymns that they've known. greeting cards to missionaries and helping out with Sunday school, hopes the.
Mr Smith said: "The inspiration behind this event came when listening to Bishop Rance Allen's song I Stood On The. (which runs each Sunday night on Hott 107.5FM at 7pm) grew up faithfully attending.
The children's choir of Wisconsin Lutheran School sings "Once. 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sunday, March 10. Participants create their own prayer day with opportunities for contemplative prayer.
The sheer toil and epically heroic sacrifice of that journey inescapably made me think of the old Latter-day Saint childrens' song: Pioneer children sang. Unfortunately, the Sunday school wasn't.
Sunday School made it clear that atheists were bad. And New York State created a school prayer specifically designed to "counter the spread of Communism." As if all that wasn't enough, the.
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Paul always asked for the prayers of the church (Eph 6:19) so I know it must be essential for me to pray for my pastor, deacon, elder, church secretary, treasurer, deaconesses, Sunday school teachers,
Worship consisted of Scripture readings, prayers, preaching and singing. that instructed slaves to obey their masters and sang songs led by white leadership. Communion and Sunday school was.
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Crossroads Baptist Church, 4236 Lee Hill School Drive, will host Pastor Travis Witt. will celebrate Black History Month with the theme "Sharing Our History." Each Sunday the Mass choir will sing.
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Canton pub's lunches praised in awards
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THE Lansdowne pub in Canton has been named a runner-up in the Observer Food Monthly 2017 awards for Best Sunday Lunch.
The Canton pub was one of three Welsh runners-up in the category.
The Lansdowne is a runner up in the OFM 2017 awards.
Chris James, a local resident, said: "It's my favourite place to go for Sunday lunches and the selection of ales is fantastic."
The winners were voted for by readers of The Observer's magazine and were announced at an awards ceremony on October 12 in London. Runners-up were announced in the magazine's October issue.
This follows success in the CAMRA 2017 Pub of the Year Awards where they were "highly-commended".
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Episode guide for The Young and the Restless from 1980 – 1989
Christine Fix
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Highlights for the Y&R in the 1980s
Paul Williams and April Stevens (Cynthia Eilbacher) had a fling which resulted in a child named Heather (child actors). He married Lauren Fenmore but divorced her after she submitted a nude photo of him to a magazine centerfold. Paul took up with Cassandra Rawlins (Nina Arvesen), unaware she was married. The sickly husband George, (Jonathan Farwell), learned of the affair and took his life and framed Paul. Paul faked his own suicide so his father, Officer Carl (Brett Hadley) and Victor Newman could clear his name. Nikki's ex-lover, Rick Daros (Randy Holland), a patient at the psych ward, escaped along with Eve Howard. They made off for Europe with some of Victor's money. Detective Andy Richards (Steve Ford) appeared on the scene and became involved with Jill Foster, Diane Jenkins (then played by Alex Donnelley) and then amnesiac Farren Connor (Colleen Casey). Andy broke up with Jill when she turned to millionaire John Abbot (Jerry Douglas) and married Farren. When her memory returned, she briefly returned to her husband Evan Sanderson (John Shearin) and their child but returned to Andy when Evan was murdered. A detective with the Paul Williams Detective Agency, Andy's boss, Paul Williams, had a sister named Patty (Tammy Taylor, Lilibet Stern, Andrea Evans) and brothers named Steven (David Winn) and Todd (Father Todd) (Corbin Bernsen). His mother, Mary (Carolyn Conwell), who volunteered for the Catholic Church, became devastated when her husband Carl went missing. Neil Fenmore (Jim Storm) owned a string of department stores called Fenmore's. He and Joanna Manning (Susan Seaforth Hayes) were Lauren's parents. John Abbott's daughter, Traci Abbott (Beth Maitland), and a teen rock star, Danny Romalotti (Michael Damian) came into Lauren's life. Lauren bullied Traci about her weight and Traci became addicted to diet pills. Danny married Traci when she became pregnant with her professor, Tim Sullivan's (Scott Palmer) baby. When Traci miscarried, the marriage was annulled and Danny performed a concert to promote the message regarding sex: "It's okay to say no." Danny and his sister, Gina Roma's (Patty Weaver) father Brian Romalotti arrived in Genoa City from prison and Jill cleaned him up and changed his name to Rex Sterling.
She used him to con Katherine Chancellor with whom she had a running feud with over Katherine's husband with whom they were both in love with. The storyline of the decade was Katherine and her portrayer, having a facelift live on the show. Later, Katherine's troubled alcoholic son Phillip (Thom Bierdz) became friendly with Christine (Lauralee Bell). Her friend Nina Webster (Tricia Cast), a pregnant runaway, gave birth to her baby and wanted to give him up for adoption but Rose DeVille (Darlene Conley) stole Nina's baby. Nina later set her sights on Phillip and after seducing him, became pregnant. He married her but died while driving under the influence of alcohol. During Victor's marriage to Diane Jenkins (Alex Donnelley, Susan Walters), Leanna Randolph/Leanna Love (Barbara Crampton) came into his life. A former psychiatric patient of Ashley Abbott's (Eileen Davidson) husband, Dr. Stephen Lassiter, abandoned an obsession with the doctor and was hired by Jack Abbott (Terry Lester, then Peter Bergman) to pen an arresting tell-all about Victor Newman's life under the name of Nora Randall. After writing the book called Ruthless, Victor divorced Diane and married Leanna. Leanna's guilt forced her to pen a book that put Victor in a better light – Victor Newman: Man and Myth, but Victor learned of her previous betrayal and divorced her. Ashley Abbott (Eileen Davidson, Brenda Epperson, Shari Shattuck, then Eileen Davidson again), a chemist at the family owned company, Jabot Cosmetics took over as president when her brother Jack was shot by his bride, Patty Williams. Ashley learned Brent Davis (Jim McMullan, then Bert Kramer) was her father, not John Abbott, and traumatized, she went missing and wound up an amnesiac. She got together with Victor Newman while he was married to Nikki.
Brad Carlton (Don Diamont) was a playboy, and the Abbott gardener. He married Traci Abbott. He was held captive by his psycho ex-wife, Lisa Mansfield (Lynne Harbaugh) briefly but was saved by Jack Abbott. Later, Brad was drugged and tricked into marrying Cassandra Rawlins. Before he could divorce Cassandra, she died and left him a millionaire. Nina got together with David Kimble (Michael Corbet). Jill Foster and John Abbot had married but when she cheated on him with his son Jack, John had a stroke and Jill later divorced him. She had an affair with Victor Newman and after feeling spurned by Victor, remarried John. The housekeeper, Mamie Johnson (Marguerite Ray) found out Jill had another affair and told John. Mamie also professed her love for him. Diane Jenkins dated Jack Abbott while he was married to Patty Williams. Diane turned her attentions to Andy Richards after he and Farren split. When that didn't work, she moved to Europe, leaving Nikki and Victor to get back together and have two children, Victoria (Ashley Nicole Millan) and Nicholas (Marco and Stefan Flores).
Photo credit: Jack and Ashley (John Paschal), Rex, Catherine and Phillip (Aaron Montgomery/JPI)
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