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In Tough Economic Times, Bankers Long For "Intimacy" With Their Happy Endings
PublishedApril 14, 2008
I'm gonna sound like a cranky old curmudgeon here, but would it kill some of you service industry types out there to smile once in awhile? As long as we're engaging in this commercial transaction with one another, would it be so hard to pretend to heed the fact that there's a fellow human on the other end of it, and at the end of the day we're both just hustling to compete in this rat race? Why does the guy who cuts my turkey at the deli know my name and smile with something that might mean actual genuineness every day I walk through the door, and yet you, the girl who is supposed to be spending a full hour every week in the presence of my naked cock, waste the first five minutes calling in my credit card and avoiding eye contact? I know a lot of rackets in this country can get away without offering that "personal touch," but baby, you're in the personal touch business! Five more things we can learn from the hardworking clients of Asian massage parlors like 36-year-old family man and Wall Street lawyer Skip, who has been fucking the same masseuses for two years and could use a little human kindness, from Page Six Magazine's definitive guide to Wall Street massage enthusiasts, after the jump:
Asian massage artists are not always Asian!
"I don't have time for a relationship right now...I like the Russian girls who barely speak English, and the cute Asian girls who giggle a lot. My job is so demanding and consuming that this is the only thing I do that completely relaxes me," says Princeton graduate Steven, 28.
Massage parlors are the new strip clubs!
Kevin, 29, a single NYSE trader, says that "a lot of traders go to these places. Massage parlors are the new strip clubs. Just last week, a bunch of us from work went to one for a bachelor party — in separate rooms of course. It's an alternative to a trip club, where you go and jut get frustrated. For the same amount of money, you can get some action."
Yes, massage parlor membership has its privileges, and if you keep coming back you can get serviced like a real-life john.
"Once you go a couple of times and become a regular, you can get whatever you want." A one-hour "bodywork" session starts with the guy removing all his clothes and taking a shower. ("This guarantees you're not a cop," Skip says.) This takes up the first 10 minutes. Then you give the girl cash, "usually $100," he says. "They'll also take credit cards but that eats up another five minutes" of the hour the customer is paying for. Then he gets a full body massage for another 20 minutes. While getting a "handy," Skip says, "you are allowed to touch the girl. If you want oral sex, you have to pay her another $50. If you want a "half and half" [oral sex plus intercourse], that's another $50.
Appearance-wise, massage artisans generally rank a "six or a seven."
Although the majority of these places boast "exotic massges by Japanese models," Steven says that "90 percent of them are run by Koreans" and admits that most of the girls are not exactly "model material." (Rather, he would rate the average massage girl as a "six or a seven.")
But don't be fooled; at the end of the ending, masseuses are really money grubbing whores like all women
"The only thing I hate about these places," he adds, "is that when you're done the girls shuffle you out real fast, like, 'Next'?"
Related: I Did It For Science: Happy Ending [Nerve]
I Want A...Happy Ending [Time Out New York]

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There are several diseases that affect the digestive system in human beings. Several organs are involved in the digestion process. The movement a food item is eaten till it is excreted out of the body, process of digestion happens. The food is ingested through the mouth where it is chewed and broken into smaller pieces which helps in swallowing it through the throat mixed with saliva. Body can't absorb nutrients from food in its original form hence would require to break it down into absorbable matter. Through the throat the food passes into the esophagus, which in turn delivers food into the stomach. Stomach is the main organ that breaks down the food with the help of acids secreted in it.
The food then travels to the small intestine where the liquid form of food is again broken down with various enzymes secreted from other organs. In the process of breaking down all the necessary nutrients are absorbed by the walls of the intestine and transferred to the blood stream. Finally the digested food would reach the large intestine or colon where the process to eject it out of the body happens. There are several ailments that can affect the digestive system. Some of them are diarrhea, ulcers, cancer, tumor etc. They can affect any organ involved in the digestion process. Ulcerative colitis is an illness that affects the colon or the large intestine. This is a form of inflammation that is caused in the large intestine. There are several people who are affected with the disease and take medications having mesalamine as its components. The mesalamine suppliers supply the product to various companies who then sell the medication under their brand.
Anti-inflammatory agents are used for treating the ailment. The medications work by obstructing the production of inflammatory substance in the body. The drugs are available in the form of tablets, which have to be swallowed by the patient and not chewed. It comes in three types delayed release, controlled release and extended release. Each of the tablets would release their effect as required. The doctors would prescribe the medicine to patients depending on their condition. Once the course is started it has to be completed even if the patient feels relief in between. The medications are taken under medical supervision. The mesalamine producers export the products to various companies based on requirement.
Medications are made from several chemical compounds some of which may be allergic to the body. Practitioners generally ask the patients if they have any known allergy to drugs. Every ailment has several compositions that would be used to treat it. If a patient were allergic to one compound they would be prescribed another medication with a different composition. Some patients are more prone to allergies like pregnant woman, people suffering from existing ailments, patients on other medications etc. Patients are required to have dietary restriction while having certain medications. Discussing with the doctors in advance regarding any query would be helpful. Companies that supply the drugs would mention the possible allergic reactions caused by the medication on the package. The mesalamine manufacturers provide their clients with quality products.


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Nicole Edwards
"I've always believed for every person there was only one love that would last a lifetime. I never understood quite what it meant until I met you though. You're it for me, Lorrie. You are my love that lasts a lifetime." ~Curtis Walker
A love story 50 years in the making…
CURTIS WALKER has lived his life to the fullest and he attributes that to the woman who has always been by his side. The one thing he knows with absolute certainty: he can't live without her. Especially not now.
A love that has withstood the test of time…
It's no secret that Curtis and Lorrie, the proud parents of the seven wild and rowdy Walker brothers, have found their happily ever after. Now, it's time for the emotional journey of how they got there.
Nicole Edwards Limited
SL Independent Publishing
Jtai21 , 03/17/2016
The love story we all dream for...This is where it all began
This is actually the first Nicole Edwards book I've read, but I am a fan as I have listened to the audio version of her "Club Destiny", and "Alluring Indulgence" series. Though not necessary to read either series beforehand, it's nice to have "Alluring Indulgence" under your belt as it is about the seven boys as adults that Lorrie and Curtis raised. Those boys are really a chip off the ol' block.
"Curtis" is where their love story begins. The book opens up, current day...and then moves into diary entries starting in 1962 when Curtis first meets Lorrie. Diary entries are scattered throughout the book and many chapters start out with an entry, where the rest of the chapter is the day's events that lead up to that entry.
This book had all emotions...I laughed, I cried, it was sentimental...well, at least it was for me because it reminded me of my own in-laws near 60 year marriage.
This is a story about the love of your life, a love you dream of....Curtis & Lorrie complete each other, they are not completely whole without the other. Curtis can be headstrong and stubborn, while Lorrie is strong in spirit, and feisty - they make a great combo, there isn't anything Curtis wouldn't do for Lorrie, and vice versa. Curtis is the kind of man that always puts Lorrie first, and as a couple - it's all about family.
If you've not read a Nicole Edwards book, don't be afraid to pick this up whether you've read "Alluring Indulgence" or not - but know that her books are descriptively steamy, hot, and sexy. I've enjoyed this book so much I may have to go back and start collecting the books I've listened to, as I've been known to read a book more than once. Also, because some characters get introduced in one series, and then become a bigger character in a different series - so, for me, I'd like to be able to go back and reference some of the origins of a character.
More Books by Nicole Edwards


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Soter, bp. of Rome
Soter, bp. of Rome after Anicetus, in the reign of Marcus Aurelius, during 8 or 9 years. Lipsius (Chronol. der röm. Bischöf.) gives 166 or 167 and 174 or 175 as the probable dates of his accession and death. In his time the Aurelian persecution afflicted the church, though there is no evidence of Roman Christians having suffered under it. But they sympathized with those who did. Eusebius (H. E. iv. 23) quotes a letter from Dionysius, bp. of Corinth, to the Romans, acknowledging their accustomed benevolence to sufferers elsewhere, and the fatherly kindness of bp. Soter: "From the beginning it has been your custom to benefit all brethren in various ways, to send supplies to many churches in every city, thus relieving the poverty of those that need, and succouring the brethren who are in the mines. This ancient traditional custom of the Romans your blessed bp. Soter has not only continued, but also added to, in both supplying to the saints the transmitted bounty, and also, as an affectionate father towards his children, comforting those who resort to him with words of blessing."
The unknown author of a book called Praedestinatus (c. 26) states that Soter wrote a treatise against the Montanists. But the writer is generally so unworthy of credit that his testimony is of no value. [MONTANUS; PRAEDESTINATUS.]
As to the Easter dispute between Rome and the Asian Quartodecimans, it seems probable that Soter was the first bp. of Rome who was unwilling to tolerate the difference of usage. His immediate predecessor Anicetus had communicated with Polycarp when at Rome; but Victor, who succeeded Soter's successor Eleutherus, incurred the reproof of St. Irenaeus and others for desiring the general excommunication of the Asiatic churches on account of the dispute; and Irenaeus, in remonstrating with Victor, refers only to bps. of Rome before Soter, mentioning them by name, and ending his list with Anicetus, as having maintained communion with the Quartodecimans (Eus. H. E. v. 24).
[J.B—Y.]


It may not be the cheapest pump on the market but it's build quality and performance is excellent and with some simple but well thought out design features - a lock down handle, easy to use valve adapter and an accurate gauge makes this an excellent value for money pump.
This is the second Joe Blow pump I've purchased in 10 years. The last one finally gave up after many years of good performance. But I have to say this newer model is significantly better. The SmartHead™ connector is much much easier to use than the previous version and it doesn't bend Presta valves with over zealous pumping or poor connections. But the most significant improvement is the 'turbo' pump action. This pump is literally a breeze to use. I don't know how it compares to more expensive models and pumps, but I can't imagine what greater value you would get anyway? Also Tredz have this model on at a really great price.
Ok, it's not exactly cheap but it's somewhere in the middle of the market. I went for this as it has a substantial aluminium body so felt that it would stand up to long term use. The build quality is superb, the adaptor works perfectly and a the pressure gauge (which I measured against a calibrated hand-held gauge) is very accurate. If there are any minor criticisms I would say that the foot stands are rather small, track pumps with fold down stirrups have, in my opinion, more material to stand on to keep the pump stable in use. A great product which has so far been an exemplary purchase.


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Q: regex to truncate long words and append ellipses This question has effective solutions for identifying long words:
Regex to parse long words
How would I then truncate them at a set value and append "..."
Basically, I want to apply a preg_replace on a long string and truncate any very long words (not truncate the entire string -- just the long words).
The regex flavor should be PHP.

A: edit: This works for me
$pattern = "/(?<=(\s\w{10}))(\w*\s)/";

This pattern effectively matches any word characters characters followed by a space, that were preceded by a space and 10 word characters.
Then just call something like this:
preg_replace($pattern,"... ",$string);

Hope that helps :)
edited: Actually should use \s instead of space, this will match any whitespace characters.

A: I guess this regular expression does the trick.
I tested using php 5.3.6 and worked fine.
$pattern = "/(\\b\\w{10})\\w+\\b/";
echo preg_replace($pattern, "$1...", "pequeno palavramedia palavrabemgrandemesmo\n");

Where is {10} you should replace by the maximum allowed size without replacement. If you want a maximum word size of N, you should use {N-3}, because of the length of the dots.
It should run fine for big strings, because it describe a regular language and the running time should be O(n). Of course, it depends on the implementation of regex.

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Everyday we make decisions from choosing what to drink or eat, to bigger decisions that potentially affect our relationships, job and family. It is so important to make good decisions as they have the potential to affect the course of our lives for the long term. Small decisions, however, can still have a huge impact on our love lives, relationships, career, family and friends. While some people appear to always make good decisions, others seem to take a wrong turn at every corner. So does this mean there is there a way to gain insight to make decisions that will will have a positive impact on our life path in the long term?
This was a question I asked myself several years ago when I started to look at my life from a soul level. The good news is that there is a soul path for us to follow but the bad news is that we still have a certain amount of control over our lives. It's this control that allows many of our fears to block or delay us from achieving our goals and dreams.
The best way to explain it is to think of your life path as road with a certain number of milestones along the way. These milestones represent certain people and events that will cross our paths to enable our soul to learn valuable lessons. These lessons are part of our soul's evolvement and expansion. The path between these milestones is where we have freewill to choose. We have a lot more choice than we realise and this is why so many people achieve achieve varying levels of success. People who achieve massive success are aware of how our conscious minds are so limited but they have learnt at some level to tap into the power of their subconscious mind to harness the flow of unlimited creativity and prosperity.
So what has all this got to do with how we make decisions?
The easiest way to make a decision is to know the outcome you want. That way you can weigh up the options and assess each one as to what will take you closer to the end result and what will take you away from it. However it's not always that easy. For example .. if you want to end a relationship or leave your job then there's no options to weigh up. In both cases, you either end it and move forward or you find a new alternative and then move forward.
What I find time and time again during a reading is that it's good old fashioned fear that stops most of us moving forward. These include fear of the unknown, fear of being alone, fear of not finding a better job to name but a few, and while these fears are perfectly normal to experience, it can start to affect other areas of our life if we don't deal with them straight away.
This is where our own intuition can help us. A very simple tool that I teach my awareness groups is to visualise the word YES on your left palm and the word NO on your right palm. Then imagine a powerful white stream of energy coming down through your crown chakra, passing through your throat and heart chakra and down into the palm of your hands. This will help align your responses up to what your heart wants and for your highest good.
Now it's time to have some fun playing with these new intuitive tools. Start by asking questions that you know the answer to so that you get a good idea of how it works. You may get a heavy feeling in one hand or feel hot or cold tingles. You may just feel drawn to one hand over the other. There's no wrong way to feel it, you will know instinctively what the response is.
Once you get used to it then expand out to questions that you don't know the answer to. One thing you must bear in mind is how you ask the question. Our heart and the universe takes our words literally. For example, if you ask 'Will I meet anyone this month?' You will without doubt get a yes because you are likely to meet someone if you leave your house. People are everywhere when you venture out in public! However, if you ask a more detailed question 'Will I meet someone new for a long term romantic relationship this month?' Then you'll attract a more detailed and relevant response. This takes a bit of time to develop but it just comes down to practice. Have fun and enjoy the process!
For a more in-depth look at decisions, including relationships and old hurts you can contact any of our psychics or myself, Victoria Armstrong – PIN 6637.


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With this Audi code, you can view details of this vehicle on the Audi used car locator or at your local Audi dealer.
* Please note images are for illustration purposes only. Please contact your local Audi Dealer or review the Price and Specification guide for accurate exterior and interior imagery. Audi Ireland cannot accept liability for any errors or omissions. Some vehicles are pictured with options that may be available at extra cost or may not be available on some models. Ask your dealer about availability of options and verify that the vehicle you ordered includes the equipment you ordered. Recommended Retail Prices exclude €1,000 delivery charge.


If you are looking for the best Richmond Hill contemporary doors, then Door Shoppers is the right place to go to. Interior or exterior, there are Richmond Hill contemporary doors that are perfect suited for your home or business.
A premium fiber glass door with stainless steel lines is as durable as you can get. Fiber glass benefits are strong and durable. The doors will not crack, dent, scratch or rust, don't deform, split, shrink or swell for a very long time. It can be stained and/or painted to match your home's design. Using Richmond Hill contemporary doors made of fiber glass for your home door adds security to your house and saves you money in the long term.
What are some of the features of our Richmond Hill contemporary doors exterior fiber glass (Fiber tech FR 20) series?
These fiber glass doors are available in smooth or oak wood grain textures. They have a lifetime guarantee for quality and durability.
Our Richmond Hill Contemporary Doors are compliant with standards from governing bodies that determines the high level of quality of products that consumers buy. For example, the National Fenestration Rating council provides accurate information to measure and compare performance of doors. They certified our fiber glass doors as energy efficient and can withstand all types of weather.
The CEN (European Committee for Standardization) certifies our doors for their longevity, safety, and energy efficiency. Canadian standards association A440: 2000 validates Richmond Hill contemporary doors' the strength of its structural resistance and ease of operation.
We have a lot more styles, sizes and designs for our Richmond Hill contemporary doors so you can easily find what you want for your unique preference. Whether single entry or double entry doors, there's a wide array of doors to choose from. We have doors that will meet your every need and expectation.
Our Richmond Hill contemporary doors provides a clean look that is very popular recently. Contemporary design is adapting and ever changing. Our collection of contemporary styles provides clean lines, and distinctive styles that show the quality and craftsmanship that we are known for.
Boost the curb appeal of your house with a welcoming door from Door Shoppers and make a lasting impression on your guests. Make the most out of your purchase and select a door based on practicality, longevity, and security. Contact Door Shoppers today!


A large-capacity military style backpack made of high-density canvas and vegetable tanned leather that can be your good travel companion.
Dimension: (45 - 50) x 30 x 16cm / (17.7 - 19.7) x 11.8 x 6.3"
If the product is in stock, it will take 2 business days to process the order; If the product is on back-order, please allow 10-15 business days for production before shipping.
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Thanksgiving is the perfect time for reflection for the many things we are grateful for.
If you are hosting dinner at your home, you can give your guests the opportunity to think through their past year and jot down a few things they are thankful for.
This Thanksgiving Utensil Holder has a 2-fold purpose: to hold the silverware and to give guests a way to have a dated record of their list of gratefulness.
I think it will help make your table look pretty too! You can print it on any color paper that will go with your table decor. I used 8.5″x11′ kraft paper and glued the edges together with a small amount of super glue.
To download, just click on the link at the bottom of the post.
What a fabulous idea – I plan to send sets to my friends and families that we won't see at Thanksgiving.
Lovely idea and can't wait to try it! Thank you!


Citation Information: J Clin Invest. 2007;117(2):492-501. https://doi.org/10.1172/JCI30414.
Depleting host immune elements with nonmyeloablative regimens prior to the adoptive transfer of tumor-specific CD8+ T cells significantly enhances tumor treatment. In the current study, superior antitumor efficacy was achieved by further increasing the intensity of lymphodepletion to a level that required HSC transplantation. Surprisingly, the HSC transplant and not the increased lymphodepletion caused a robust expansion of adoptively transferred tumor-specific CD8+ T cells. The HSC-driven cell expansion of effector, but not of naive, CD8+ T cells was independent of in vivo restimulation by MHC class I–expressing APCs. Simultaneously, HSCs also facilitated the reconstitution of the host lymphoid compartment, including inhibitory elements, not merely via the production of progeny cells but by enhancing the expansion of cells that had survived lymphodepletion. Profound lymphodepletion, by myeloablation or by genetic means, focused the nonspecific HSC boost preferentially toward the transferred tumor-specific T cells, leading to successful tumor treatment. These findings indicate that CD8+ T cell–mediated tumor responses can be efficiently driven by HSCs in the myeloablative setting and have substantial implications for the design of new antitumor immunotherapies.


Entry details for this Saturday's (8 February 2014) Sky Bet League 1 fixture with Crewe Alexandra at the Coral Windows Stadium.
Supporters are asked to note that there will be no road closure in place on Midland Road for Saturday's home game against Crewe Alexandra.
This is not the case for Crewe Alexandra and therefore Midland Road will remain open. The road closures will only be in place when 6 or more coaches are expected from the visiting club.
The club has also repeated its usual appeal for spectators to arrive just a few minutes earlier than their usual time for the game.
If spectators are able to arrive just 10-15 minutes earlier, it reduces queues at the turnstiles and ensures everyone can be inside the stadium for the kick-off.
The club would also take this opportunity of reminding spectators of the standard arrangements for entry to the Coral Windows Stadium.
Supporters with a FlexiCard for the North Stand Kop, who wish to pay cash on the day, are asked to gain access through turnstiles N9-N10 on Midland Road. N2 behind the Kop will also be available for FlexiCards holders wanting to pay cash on the day, but to ease congestion in the area around the ticket office; all supporters are asked to use the turnstiles on Midland Road (please see image below).


If you are new to AA or just looking for information here are a few links to some of AA's pamphlets.
At the bottom of the page you will find links to meetings in other near by areas.
Please feel free to call the numbers above if you would like to speak to someone directly.


Palm trees need special fertilizer. Not just any plant food will do. The palm requires specialty formulated fertilizers full of certain nutrients. Most palm trees are deficient in magnesium, iron, manganese and potassium, so finding a fertilizer rich in these nutrients is essential for healthy plant growth. They also need nitrogen and copper sulfates. Most home and garden stores carry complete palm tree fertilizers--they probably have more than one selection to choose from--but why not learn to make your own?
Blend a mixture of natural animal- or plant-derived nutrients in these easy-to-find and purchase items. You can buy them in bulk from any home and garden store. Use a shovel and mix one part of each in a wheel-barrow to create your own palm tree fertilizer.
Start by blending in a nitrogen-rich product such as feather meal or soybean meal. Other products rich in nitrogen that also contain a good quantity of phosphorus and potassium are cottonseed meal and bat guano.
Add to the mixture foods that are rich in manganese. Blend in equal part of spinach, kelp, beets, nuts, whole grains and/or leafy vegetables. Creating a fertilizer with these products adds manganese back into the soil.
Mix into the wheelbarrow a good amount of magnesium. Palm tree fertilizer must have magnesium for healthy plant production. Magnesium is found in foods like green leafy vegetables, nuts and unrefined grains.
Don't forget the iron. Palm trees that are iron deficient do not thrive as well as healthy palm trees. Blend in one part of iron-rich foods like orange peels or dried oranges. You can also use blood meal, which is also high in nitrogen and is considered one of the most effective palm tree fertilizer products.
* Any of these foods rich in nutrients will benefit your palm tree. Use them one at a time or all at once. Blend and add them to the soil for maximum benefit to your trees.
* Manganese deficiency can kill your palm tree. It causes yellowing and necrosis between the leaf veins. Potassium deficiency causes orange or brown flecks on older leaves. If left untreated, the palm can die. Magnesium deficiency causes yellowing at the edges of older leaves. Eventually they can become necrotic.


D'Avignon radishes. Photo by Kana Tanaka for Dancing Dog Farm.
Dancing Dog Farm will begin its second year of fruit and vegetable production this spring, but the farmers have nearly four decades of collective farming experience with an emphasis on biodynamic agriculture. This land was formerly a biodynamic dairy farm, which explains the fertile soil with amazing growing power. Farmer and co-owner Carol Lake is working towards a Demeter Demeter certification, a farm certification that assures conformity to international biodynamic standards.
Heirloom shelling beans. Photo by Kana Tanaka for Dancing Dog Farm.
Co-owner/farmer Wilson Chang selects crops based on flavor, nutrition, and appearance so expect many rare, open-pollinated varieties (heirlooms) of vegetables including an Asian eggplant popular in Taiwan, gorgeous heirloom shelling beans, and husk cherries. There will be plenty of garlic, onions, tomatoes, and peppers too. Each share will contain six to eight vegetables, with enough volume to feed a family of four or two big vegetable eaters.
Dancing Dog Farm's biodynamic CSA is available for the full 21 weeks for $700 and half shares are $375. If you're new to CSAs, or plan to be away for during the 21 weeks that begin in June, consider a 7-week spring, summer or fall program, also available in full and half shares. Deposits are due by April 1, or full payment in the case of half shares. Please click here to download a CSA application form containing all the details.
A crate of late summer vegetables from Dancing Dog Farm's 2014 growing season. Photo by Kana Tanaka for Dancing Dog Farm.
Pick up is at the farm on weekends during designated hours; missed shares will be donated. Please contact Dancing Dog Farm if you are interested in hosting a drop site in Ridgefield, North Salem or Greenwich where you are responsible for picking up the shares and distributing them to site members in return for a free share. Wwoofers are welcome! Dancing Dog Farm will provide room and board in echange for 20 hours of labor per week, with potential for other paid work at sister businesses, including the Eco Farm on Wheels.


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Bourn Golf & Country Club gets the 5* treatment
An artists impression of part of the new interior.
Forget travelling to London in search of luxury: the creation of a new multi-million-pound leisure complex is currently underway at Bourn Golf & Country Club which is set to bring a unique 5* experience to Cambridge for the first time. To signify the arrival of this luxurious offering in the world famous city, Bourn Golf & Country Club will adopt a fitting new name, Cambridge Country Club, when the complex officially opens to the public in the Spring.
As part of a 18-month renovation project, the 43,000 sq foot complex is due to open in Spring 2021 and will include an opulent wellness centre complete with a state-of-the-art gym, luxury spa facilities, stylish new bar and restaurant, fully equipped conference rooms and beautiful function rooms complete with panoramic views overlooking the golf course.
Situated on the outskirts of the City of Cambridge and less than an hour by train from the City of London, Cambridge Country Club is set to become one of the most prestigious destinations in the area.
Visitors looking to embark on the ultimate relaxation experience need look no further than the venue's new spa facilities, which will include a Himalayan salt spa, steam room and sauna situated by luxurious poolside loungers. This is in addition to five beauty rooms offering a selection of high-end beauty treatments, a nail bar, gentleman's barbers, and a well renowned dermatology clinic.
Those looking to indulge in the ultimate fitness experience will be able to take advantage of a fully fitted modern gym including top-of-the-range fitness equipment and personal training delivered by fully qualified and highly experienced trainers. In addition, a fully-stocked p ro and leisure retail outlet will display a range of stylish, designer brands, allowing customers to obtain the ultimate in comfort, style and elegance.
For members and visitors both on and off the course, the new restaurant will be offering a range of delectable menu options, whilst the wellness bar will serve delicious food and drink options carefully chosen to nourish and enhance the guest's wellness experience.
The complex will also house high-end conference and event facilities complete with brand-new AV technology, in addition to a selection of expansive function rooms suitable for up to 300 guests to host a couples dream day, as well as more intimate events.
The development will supplement the superb 18-hole par 72 Championship parkland course that measures 6,594 yards from the white tees and boasts an excellent reputation for both its year-round condition and design.
The club's Director, Louise Rody, said, "We are thrilled to be bringing a London-style 5* experience to Cambridge in a way which hasn't been done before. After what will have been a difficult year of separation from friends and family, we are looking forward to the unveiling of our new complex and the beginning of a new era for the club. We hope that the Cambridge Country Club will quickly become the 'go-to' destination to relax, unwind and enjoy meeting socially once again."
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"…Those you call fairies in your country are chiefly the young children of the flower fairies. They are very fond of having fun with the thick people, as they call you; for, like most children, they like fun better than anything else."
"Why do you have flowers so near you then? Do they not annoy you?"
"Oh, no, they are very amusing, with their mimicries of grown people, and mock solemnities. Sometimes they will act a whole play through before my eyes, with perfect composure and assurance, for they are not afraid of me. Only, as soon as they have done, they burst into peals of tiny laughter, as if it was such a joke to have been serious over anything. These I speak of, however, are the fairies of the garden. They are more staid and educated than those of the fields and woods. Of course they have near relations amongst the wild flowers, but they patronize them, and treat them as country cousins, who know nothing of life, and very little of manners. Now and then, however, they are compelled to envy the grace and simplicity of the natural flowers."
"Do they live in the flowers?" I said.
"I cannot tell," she replied. "There is something in it I do not understand. Sometimes they disappear altogether, even from me, though I know they are near. They seem to die always with the flowers they resemble, and by whose names they are called; but whether they return to life with the fresh flowers, or, whether it be new flowers, new fairies, I cannot tell. They have as many sorts of dispositions as men and women, while their moods are yet more variable; twenty different expressions will cross their little faces in half a minute. I often amuse myself with watching them, but I have never been able to make personal acquaintance with any of them. If I speak to one, he or she looks up in my face, as if I were not worth heeding, gives a little laugh, and runs away."
I may as well mention here, that the conclusion I arrived at from the observations I was afterwards able to make, was, that the flowers die because the fairies go away; not that the fairies disappear because the flowers die. The flowers seem a sort of house for them, or outer bodies, which they can put on or off when they please. Just as you could form some idea of the nature of a man from the kind of house he built, if he followed his own taste, so you could, without seeing the fairies, tell what any one of them is like, by looking at the flower till you feel that you understand it. For just what the flower says to you, would the face and form of the fairy say; only so much more plainly as a face and human figure can express more than a flower. For the house or the clothes, though like the inhabitant or the wearer, cannot be wrought into an equal power of utterance. Yet you would see a strange resemblance, almost oneness, between the flower and the fairy, which you could not describe, but which described itself to you. Whether all the flowers have fairies, I cannot determine, any more than I can be sure whether all men and women have souls.
That was a delightful excerpt! I just love George MacDonald; his _Princess and the Goblin_ thrilled me when I first discovered it. I have always loved fantasy and fairy tales….there is just something so blissful about being able to go to fairy land through the pages of a book!


Health chiefs have identified the cause of a food poisoning outbreak at a pub which left dozens of diners suffering with sickness and diarrhoea.
Public Health England (PHE) and North Somerset Council launched an investigation after more than 60 people reportedly fell ill after eating at the Old Farmhouse in Nailsea, North Somerset, on Mothering Sunday last month.
The PHE says initial investigations have indicated the most likely organism that caused people to fall ill is Clostridium perfringens.
The infection often occurs when foods are prepared in large quantities and kept warm for a long time before serving.
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Perched on a slight incline to afford stunning views across open countryside and Rock Hall is Plantation Cottage; an attractive detached property standing proudly in a magnificent setting. Once the local Shepherd's farmhouse of the prestigious Rock estate, this gorgeous cottage has been newly renovated throughout and transformed to provide self catering accommodation completed to a superior standard. The stylish sitting room has the comfort of a wood burning stove nestled within a large Inglenook fireplace; idyllic to gaze into and watch the flames dance after a day exploring the beautiful landscape that surrounds Plantation Cottage. Also on the ground floor is a very well equipped kitchen which leads to a separate dining room where the views can also be enjoyed. On the first floor are three immaculately presented double bedrooms, the master having en suite facilities, and a contemporary family bathroom too ensuring Plantation Cottage is a suitable choice for the gathering of family and friends or for those couples seeking something rather special.... Plantation Cottage is well placed for easy access to the sought after Northumbrian coastline; being only 7 miles north east of Alnwick and around 5 miles from the gorgeous stretches of golden sandy beaches at Newton by the Sea and Embleton. Watch the fishing boats return with their daily catch in the pretty harbour at the friendly fishing village of Craster, renowned for its oak smoked kippers and salmon, 6 miles away. Plantation Cottage is situated close to Shepherd's Cottage (CC316029), Steward's Cottage (CC316025), Rock Farmhouse (CC316011), Rock Moor House (CC315001) and The Potting Shed (CC316040) which can all be booked independently or together to accommodate the gathering of family and friends.
All fuel, power, bed linen and towels included. Travel cot and highchair.
Enclosed private, spacious garden with outdoor furniture and superb views. Outbuilding for storage of bicycles etc. Off road parking for 3+ cars.
Enjoy spectacular cliff top walks leading to the 14th century ruins of the atmospheric Dunstanburgh Castle and absorb the invigorating sea air and listen to the dramatic waves crash against the shoreline... The historic market town of Alnwick, with its quaint cobbled streets, offers an abundance of restaurants, shops, tea rooms, a cinema/playhouse and modern leisure centre with indoor swimming only 7 miles inland. Alnwick Castle, home to the Duke of Northumberland (and film location for Harry Potter's Hogwarts!) and Alnwick Gardens, with the grand cascade waterfall and boasting the largest tree house in Europe are popular visitor attractions. The welcoming village of Beadnell, with its own magnificent stretch of sandy bay and where many water sports enthusiasts indulge is only 8 miles and a further 2 miles is the traditional fishing port of Seahouses where boat trips to the Farne Islands, famous for its bird sanctuaries and seal colony, depart regularly from its harbour, No visit to this stunning coastline is complete without a trip to the prestigious village of Bamburgh, which lies snuggled in the shadow of its majestic fortress and where Holy Island can be seen from its wild expanse of unspoilt seashore.


Sauza's Supplier Event. Becoming an Alpha Supplier.
Each year Sauza holds a special supplier event. The purpose of this event is to recognize those suppliers that go above and beyond what is expected from them. Becoming an Alpha supplier is not an easy task to achieve and it is not solely done for the unique prize that is given every two years, but also for being recognized with the prestigious Alpha Supplier title in the eyes of Casa Sauza.
How to become an Alpha Supplier?
Our suppliers are evaluated in four different categories.
1) The first category is productivity track. Here is where we record all the good things our suppliers do for us. Here we register any direct savings from the supplier. This can be a discount given or if a supplier did not increase prices even though we have had inflation in the country. Another way in which suppliers can get points added to their evaluation is through trainings, that is, if they come to our plant and train our personnel how to correctly use and apply their materials or invite out personnel to their plant to understand the process. A supplier can also get points added to their evaluation based on procurement strategies, such as having an external warehouse at where we use a Vendor Managed Inventory (VMI) strategy to only produce what we need. Finally, another way to get more points is with improvement cases, such as improving a material at no extra cost or helping us improve our storage conditions to maximize the usefulness of the materials.
2) To assure that our suppliers are delivering on time and in full (OTIF), since we work with a Just In Time (JIT) strategy due to our limited warehouse, we penalize suppliers as well. Those deliveries that are not on time or in full get a negative effect on the evaluation.
3) The same happens when we have issues with documents, this situation also takes away points from the supplier's total evaluation.
4) Finally, any quality issues also decrease the supplier's total score.
What happens when our suppliers not only have improvement cases, but 100% OTIF all year long, without any document or quality issues? They become an Alpha supplier and have a score of more than 90% in our supplier evaluation. Those fortunate suppliers are not only considered trust worthy suppliers in the eyes of Sauza's procurement but they are also welcome to participate in Request For Quatation (RFQ) for Beam Suntory. Those suppliers are also given opportunities for new developments and are also invited to the supplier event that takes place every other year.
Remaining an Alpha supplier is not an easy task. To be considered for the event as well as for the title, those suppliers need to maintain their Alpha status for two years in a row. Here in Sauza, we have three categories of suppliers and are monthly monitored based on OTIF and yearly based on their overall performance.
The lowest category is Gamma. When a supplier falls in this category it means that they are not a reliable supplier for Sauza and we need to take immediate actions for them to remain as a Sauza supplier.
One step above, is the Beta supplier. This means that they have had some issues but are willing to work on them and improve in order to become an Alpha supplier.
Finally, like I mentioned before, making that extra effort is worth it here in Sauza, because those suppliers receive the prestigious title of Alpha supplier.
If you would like to know more about our production processes and administration, you can keep reading our blogs or come to Casa Sauza yourself and talk to our experts. We'd be glad to have you here!


Nollywood actress Omoni Oboli premiered her latest production, Moms at war in Lagos last night.
The event held at Filmhouse IMAX Cinemas in Lekki last night.
Celebrities spotted at the event include Osas Ajibade, Funke Akindele, Eucharia Anunobi, Michelle Dede and many others.


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Cantrell, Kelly. "Consuming Victory: American Women and the Politics of Food Rationing During World War II." Chair: Dr. Andrew P. Haley.
Mangipano, John J. "William Walker and the Seeds of Progressive Imperialism: The War in Nicaragua and the Message of Regeneration, 1855–1860." Chair: Deanne Nuwer.
Thompson, Robert. "More Sieve Than Shield: The U.S. Army and CORDS in the Pacification of Phu Yen Province, Republic of Vietnam, 1965-1972." Chair: Dr. Andrew Wiest.
Blair, Tonya D. "Building Within Our Borders: Black Women Reformers in the South from 1890 to 1920." Chair: Dr. Douglas Chambers.
Bius, Joel. "The Soldier and the Cigarette: 1918 – 1986." Chair: Dr. Louis Kyriakoudes.
Hemmis, Timothy. "Trading Identities: National Identity, Loyalty, and Backcountry Merchants in Revolutionary America, 1740 – 1816." Chair: Dr. Kyle F. Zelner.
Joyner, Wesley Thomas. "Second Families of Virginia: Professional Power Brokers in a Revolutionary Age." Chair: Dr. Kyle F. Zelner.
Wieland, Robert. "Direct Responsibility: Caspar Weinberger and the Reagan Defense Buildup." Chair: Dr. Andrew Wiest.
Pinnen, Christian. " Slavery and Empire: The Development of Slavery in the Natchez District, 1720-1820." Chair: William K. Scarborough.
Buzard-Boyett, Patricia. "Race and justice in Mississippi's Central Piney Woods, 1940–2010." Chair: William K. Scarborough.
Current Placement: Director of Women's Resource Center at Loyola University, New Orleans, LA.
Stahle, Patrizia. "The Italian emigration of modern times : relations between Italy and the United States concerning emigration policy, diplomacy, and anti-immigrant sentiment, 1870-1927." Chair: Dr. James P. Smith.
Anderson, Aaron Dale. "The Builders of a New South: Merchants, Capital, and the Remaking of Natchez, 1865-1914." Chair: Dr. Louis Kyriakoudes.
Smith, Freddy Carl. "Shadows Over Goshen: Plain Whites, Progressives and Paternalism in the Depression South." Chair: Dr. Louis Kyriakoudes.
Chappo, John Fabian. "William H. Mahone of Virginia: An Intellectual Biography." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Spurgeon, Ian Michael. "Man of Douglas, Man of Lincoln: The Political Odyssey of Henry Lane." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Current Placement: Historian in the World War II Division of the Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office, Washington D.C.
Black, Stephen Richard. "The Man with a Plan: Theodore Bilbo's Adaptation of National Progressivism in Mississippi." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Pond, Ann Janine Jurgens. "The Ritualized Construction of Status: The Men Who Made Mardi Gras, 1830-1900." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Ray, Jeffrey David. "The Education of Robert Lewis Dabney." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Boler, Jaime Elizabeth. "City under Siege: Resistance and Power in Natchez, Mississippi, 1719-1857." Chair: Dr. Greg O'Brien.
Harsch, George, IV. "'Puff Graham:' American Media, American Culture, and the Creation of Billy Graham, 1949-1953." Chair: Dr. Charles Bolton.
Current Placement: Adjunct Professor of History at California State University at Sacramento, Sacramento, CA.
Catino, Martin Scott. "Mussolini's March on America: Italian Americans and the Fascist Experience, 1922-1941." Chair: Dr. Geoffrey Jensen.
Coffey, Michael William. "Bryan Grimes: Power and Patronage among the Nineteenth-Century Planters of Eastern North Carolina." Chair: Dr. William K. Scarborough.
Greer, Elizabeth. "'There was something grotesque': The Application and Limits of Respectability in the Daughters of Bilitis." Chair: Dr. Rebecca Tuuri.
Partain, Aderian. "Cornerstone of Union Victory: Partnerships in Joint Operations in the West." Chair: Dr. Susannah Ural.
Smith, Emily. "Mississippi's First Statewide Teachers' Strike." Chair: Dr. Rebecca Tuuri.
Farrell, Robert N. "No Foreign Despots of Southern Soil: The American Party in Alabama and South Carolina, 1850–1857." Chair: Dr. Susannah J. Ural.
Klos, Dawn. "When We Were Monsters: Ethnogenesis in Medieval Ireland, 800–1366." Chairs: Dr. Westley Follet and Dr. Bridget Hayden.
Rossi, Guido. "Italian Fellas in Olive Drab: Exploring the Experiences of Italian-American Servicemen in Sicily and Italy, 1943–1945." 2017. Chair: Dr. Andrew Wiest.
Martin, David. "Mr. Jefferson's Army in Mr. Madison's War: Atrophy, Policy, and Legacy in the War of 1812." Chair: Dr. Kyle F. Zelner.
Moore, Olivia. "Black and White Together, We Shall Win": Southern White Activists in the Mississippi Civil Rights Movement." Chair: Dr. Kevin Greene.
Williams, Lindsay Anne. "A Garden Locked, A Fountain Sealed: Female Virginity as a Model for Holiness in the Fourth Century." Chair: Dr. Courtney Luckhardt.
Grubbs, Kevin. "Land Owners and Law Givers: Relations Between Yeomen and Planters in the South Carolina Back Country during the Early Republic, 1790-1830." Chair: Dr. Max Grivno.
Ward, Samuel Howard. "Jackson's Flying Dutchmen: The Significance of the Royal Netherlands Military Flying School." Chair: Dr. Andrew Wiest.
White, Ruth Poe. "A Tale of Two Cities: Vicksburg and Natchez, Mississippi During the American Civil War." Chair: Dr. Susannah J. Ural.
Branstiter, Eugene. "Madness, Scalawagery, and Reconstruction: Dr. William M. Compton and Civil War era politics." Chair: Dr. Susannah J. Ural.
Foster, Aaron Edward. "Inconspicuous but indispensable: Charles Anderson Dana as Assistant Secretary of War." Chair: Dr. Susannah J. Ural.
Miller, Chelsea Jo. "Dating the Ideal Soviet Woman: Public Discussion of Gender and Morality in Khrushchev's Russia." Chair: Dr. Brian LaPierre.
Seal, Stephanie Anne. "Victims of Liberty: Virginia's Response to Loyalists and Loyalism in Williamsburg, 1770-1781." Chair: Dr. Kyle F. Zelner.
Staten, Tanisha. "Loyalist or Patriot: the Precarious Position of Edmund Randolph, 1774-1786." Chair: Dr. Kyle F. Zelner.
Talbot, Elizabeth. "From Servitude to Freedom: Gender, Labor, and Domestic Relations among Enslaved Women and Freedwomen in Louisiana's Sugar Country, 1850-1870." Chair: Dr. Max Grivno.
Riotto, Angela. "Furnish the Balance: The 1863 Roots of Hard War Strategy in the American Civil War." Chair: Dr. Susannah J. Ural.
Savage, Sarah Theresa. "Panic Behind the Mask: the Spanish Influenza Epidemic of 1918 in New Orleans." Chair: Dr. Pamela Tyler.
Barnett, Elnathan. "Family, Feud, and the Conduct of War in Anglo-Saxon England." Chair: Dr. Phyllis Jestice.
Monroe, Matthew. "Jackson, Mississippi, Contested: The Allied Struggle for Civil Rights and Human Dignity." Chair: Dr. Curtis Austin.
Nicholl, Nancy. "The Last Victorian Knight: A Study of T.E. Lawrence and the Arab Revolt." Chair: Dr. Amy Milne-Smith.
Ainsworth, Kyle Allen. "Restoration, Resistance, and Reconstruction: Liberty at Last in Clarke County, Virginia, 1865-1879." Chair: Dr. Douglas Chambers.
Lazenby, Kaci Joanne. "A New Road to Peace? Jimmy Carter's Middle East Diplomacy: The Break-up of Pan-Arabism and a New Cold War Balance of Power.'" Chair: Dr. Heather Stur.
O'Connor, Kevin Francis, Jr. "The Many faces of Garibaldi: British Constructions of an Italian Revolutionary." Chair: Dr. Amy Milne-Smith.
Waldow, Meghan Kerry. "The Catastrophic Position of the Judenrate: Self-Serving Collaborators or Honorable Martyrs?" Chair: Dr. Michael Neiberg.
Bell, Earl William. "Sword of Reform, Sword of Evangelism: The Forging of an Evangelical Military." Chair: Dr. Michael Neiberg.
Colbourn, Colin Michael. "Esprit de Marine Corps: The Making of the Modern Marine Corps through Public Relations" Chair: Dr. Michael Neiberg.
Holifield, Brian S. "A Reign of Contradiction: The Emperor Honorius' Attempts to Appease Christians and Polytheists in the Western Roman Empire, A.D. 395-423." Chair: Dr. Mark Clark.
Rayner, Robert Patrick. "On Theological Grounds: Hattiesburg Presbyterians and the Civil Rights Movement." Chair: Dr. Curtis Austin.
Thomas, Jonathan Daniel. "A Manufactured Rebellion: An Assessment of the Seizure of the West Florida Convention and the 1810 West Florida Rebellion." Chair: Dr. Brian LaPierre.
Urbanik, Anthony Otis. "The Changing Nature of the Army as Seen through the Lens of Enlisted Personnel Recruitment." Chair: Dr. Michael Neiberg.
Waldow, Meghan Kerry. "The Catastrophic Position of the Judenrate: Self-Serving Collaborators or Honorable Martyrs?" Chair: Dr. Michael Neiberg.
Cromwell, Joshua Calvin. ""A Question of the Deepest Interest to the State:" The Causes and Consequences of Indian Removal in Mississippi." Chair: Dr. Greg O'Brien.
Grantham, Misty LaChelle. "A "Boston Marriage" in Mississippi: The Relationship of Pauline Van de Graaf Orr and Miriam Greene Paslay, 1891-1932." Chair: Dr. Pamela Tyler.
Hensley, Tiffany Dawn. "The Native American Response to European Colonization in the Lower Mississippi Valley and Gulf Coast Regions to 1763." Chair: Dr. Greg O'Brien.
Obinalli, Obinalli Kelechi. "American Foreign Policy and the Internationalization of the Biafran War, 1967-1970." Chair: Dr. Deanne Nuwer.
Pinnen, Christian. "Slavery in Decline? Elite Planters, Slaves, and the Problem of Revolutionary Rhetoric, 1763-1815." Chair: Dr. William K. Scarborough.
Watkins, Aaron Robert. "White Moderates in Mississippi: The Mississippi Council on Human Relations." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Coleman, Rebecca Leigh. "European Violence and the Papal Dream: A Study of Medieval Peace Initiatives." Chair: Dr. Phyllis Jestice.
Hession, William David. "Turpentining in the Piney Woods: Hattiesburg and the Naval Stores Industry." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Morgan, Gregory Wayne. "The British Labour Party and Palestine, 1917-1948: A Shift from Idealism to Pragmatism." Chair: Dr. James Smith.
Simpson, Daron Ray. "The Vatican and British Politics: Liberal Party Reactions to the Papal Infallibility Dogma, 1870-1874." Chair: Dr. James Smith.
Stribling, Judy Carol. "The Black and White of Jewish Assimilation in the South." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Doleac, Miles C. "Citizens of the World: Cynic Syncretism and the Creation of Christian Identity." Chair: Dr. Phyllis Jestice.
Ellis, Robert Adam. "Working through a Forest of Change: An Environmental, Labor, and Social History of the Greater Hattiesburg, Mississippi Area, 1880-1910." Chair: Dr. Greg O'Brien.
Williams, Jennifer Leigh. "Tumultuous Times: Reform and Political Violence in Copiah and Hinds Counties, 1880-1890." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Hall, David Bradley. "Combat Medical Soldiers: U.S. Army First Echelon Medics in the European Theater of Operations during the Second World War." Chair: Dr. Andrew Wiest.
Lefferts, Orville DeBruce, III. "Public Policy for Private Purposes: American Business and its Impact on the Foreign and Domestic Policy of Mexico and the United States during the Era of the Porfiriato, 1876-1910." Chair: Dr. Michael Polushin.
Overby, Lee T. "The Most Horrible War: The Impact of Technology, Logistics and Disease on the Anglo-Asante War of 1873–4." Chair: Dr. James Smith.
Stewart, Jason Andrew. "Comforting the Vanquished: A History of the Beauvoir Soldiers' Home." Chair: Dr. William K. Scarborough.
Walker, Christopher Drew. "Dixie is America: Expressions of American Identity in the South After Reconstruction." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Bounds, Jamie Dyan. "The L.N. Dantzler Lumber Company: A Prosperous South Mississippi Lumber Company." Chair: Dr. Deanne Nuwer.
Conway, Richard Mark. "From Imperialist Images to Independence: Representations of Africa and Africans in the Black American Press, 1935-1957." Chair: Dr. Curtis Austin.
Graves, James Toby. "From the Old South to the New, A Delayed Transition: Mississippi Cotton Growers and the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, 1933-1936." Chair: Dr. Louis Kyriakoudes.
Schilling, Ryan Aubrey. "Searching for a Cure: A Socio-Environmental History of the Fight to Eradicate Yellow Fever." Chair: Dr. Brian O'Neil.
Current Placement: History Instructor at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Perkinston, MS.
Walters, Ryan Stephen. ""A Union of Equals:" The Southern Rights Movement in Mississippi, 1849-1852." Chair: Dr. William K. Scarborough.
Davis, Edward Harold. "Guadalcanal: 7 August 1942- 26 October 1942." Chair: Dr. Louis Kyriakoudes.
Holliday, Catherine Lois. "The Clue in the Mixed Messages: The Nancy Drew Series from the 1930s to the 1990s." Chair: Dr. Marjorie Julian Spruill.
Hudson, Janet Maria. "The Hub City Home Front: Women of Hattiesburg, Mississippi during World War II." Chair: Dr. Marjorie Julian Spruill.
Jordan, Richard. "The Reverend Ian Paisley and the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Movement." Chair: Dr. James Smith.
Loicano, Martin. "An Analysis of the Failure of the Republic of Vietnam Armed Forces." Chair: Dr. Andrew Wiest.
Boler, Jaime Elizabeth. "Caught between a Pit and a Pedestal: Joan of Acre Finds her Individuality in a Medieval World." Chair: Dr. Phyllis G. Jestice.
Fischer, Yorck Nicolai. "A Quest for Normalcy: An Analytical Comparison of the Practices and Development of the Ford Motor Company and the Mercedes-Benz AG after World War II, 1945-1955." Chair: Dr. Louis Kyriakoudes.
LeCren, Jennifer Claire. "What to Grow? The Effects of the Depression on Agriculture in Leake County, Mississippi, 1929-1939." Chair: Dr. Neil McMillen.
Schwartz, Robert Michael. "The Lord Let Shine his Countenance" Upon Them: Three Southwest Mississippi Jewish Communities." Chair: Dr. Bradley Bond.
Black, Stephen Richard. "The Elimination of the Bad Seed: Jean Gordon, the Milne Home, and the Eugenics Movement in Louisiana, 1905-1935." Chair: Dr. Marjorie Spruill Wheeler.
Clark, Wendy Jean Stewart. "The Evolution of an "American" Almanac: Benjamin Franklin's "Poor Richard" and the Celebration of American Identity." Chair: Dr. John Guice.
Fandrich, Blain Wallace. "Printed Information and Propaganda as Instruments of Social Control during the Progressive Era, 1900-1924." Chair: Dr. Charles Bolton.
Finley, Melissa Lynn. "But I was a Practical Segregationist!: Erle Johnston and the Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission, 1960-1968." Chair:Dr. Neil McMillen.
Grimsley, Reagan L. "Chasing the Longleaf: Community, Environment, and Sawmill in Mississippi's Piney Woods, 1880-1950." Chair: Dr. Kenneth McCarty.
Seibert, Robert David. "Apollo Hangover: The Space Shuttle Decision." Chair: Dr. Charles Bolton.
Spencer, David Brett. "Sword of Ulysses: The Unconditional Surrender Doctrine and the Rise of American Imperialism." Chair: Dr. Kenneth McCarty.


These alumni will have greater earning potential and will bring added economic impact to our county and state.
An economic impact study was conducted for CPCC and other North Carolina colleges.
An economic impact study conducted for Central Piedmont Community College (CPCC) and other North Carolina colleges by Economic Modeling Specialists Inc., indicates CPCC makes a significant contribution to the lives of its students and the economic growth and wellbeing of Mecklenburg County.
According to the study's results, for every dollar students invest in an education from CPCC, they receive $3.10 in higher future income over the span of their careers. At the same time, every dollar of state or local tax money invested in CPCC returns $2.
The study also found the combined economic impact of CPCC's operations, student/graduate earnings and the increased business production generated by CPCC students and graduates equals $918.1 million a year, about 1.4 percent of the total Mecklenburg County economy.


Ireland will have the "smartest, most innovative and responsive" navy in the world within the next few years.
That's according to the Navy's boss, who says this will be achieved through further education of his 950-stong force and a number of collaborations with research agencies and big business.
It's probably just as well because the Navy will come under increasing pressure in the years ahead to protect government-led initiatives to increase acquaculture and the recovery of energy sources from the State's near one million sq kms of sea.
Commodore Mark Mellett, flag officer commanding the Naval Service, said in the past two years the force had embarked on on-the-job education in collaboration with CIT and around 70% of ranked personnel had attained HETAC higher-level certificates or degrees.
"It's our vision to have the best-educated navy in the world. We are currently benchmarking ourselves against other navies and are already up there with the best of them," Commodore Mellett said.
The navy is also working very closely with UCC and the Irish Maritime Energy Research Centre (IMERC) and data storage giant EMC on big data cloud projects.
Other collaboration initiatives include testing next-generation, remotely operated submersibles developed by the National Underwater Research Centre at University of Limerick.
The navy is leading the European Defence Agency's pooling of naval training resources and is collaborating with the European Space Agency and Irish companies to develop improved maritime surveillance technology.


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Onwards in Khorne's name! Inspired by all the End Times action in Warhammer (more on that below) I'm trying to focus my enthusiasm on finishing off my little squad of Berserker Terminators.
This one evolved from a specific idea I had about a character I wanted to see in the squad. Reading the Black Library short story Enyalius; In Memoriam got me thinking about how a character as berserk as the Redwolf might need someone along to guide him and keep his blood red fury on the right track. In the story the character Enyalius is that guiding force, steering his brother Marakitedes and the rest of their squad and keeping track of the important elements of campaigning (who's side are they on, why are they here, what are their objectives) that the Butcher's Nails leave the others blind too. I reckoned the Redwolf would need someone similar, someone to point him at the enemy and set him loose, someone he could trust to keep him on the right track even in the thick of the slaughter and someone to reign him in when the killing was done. I named him Enyarexis in reference to the character in the story (which is well worth reading by the way and, alongside some excellent descriptions, shows a wonderfully personal and at points very sad take on the tragedy of the World Eaters. A similar novel would be most welcome).
The howling wolf on his shoulder pad denotes his allegiance to the Redwolf (although it could equally well be a reference to the War Hounds – the old name for the XII Legion before they became the World Eaters). I've not completely settled on a background for the character yet but I did wonder about a former War Hound, perhaps saved by the Redwolf in some battle long ago before he went completely mad, and ever since pledging his allegiance to Sapir and his squad. In many ways it makes sense to me that this is an older, wiser character than the rest of the squad, one who was implanted with the Butcher's Nails before Isstvan and who has learned to master them – rather than some hot-blooded upstart attempting some crude copy-cat surgery by hammering some half-understood bit of tech into the back of his bonce.
Let's be honest here, at first glance they are ridiculously over the top – even for Chaos. For one thing they're just covered in sigils marking their allegiance to Chaos and Khorne. If I was intending to use them for their original purpose it might seem a bit much, luckily I'm not. As regular readers will recall I don't collect Warriors of Chaos (in spite of temptation) so these will be getting repurposed into the ranks of my Chaos Space Marines instead. Here the slightly overwhelming number of skulls and sigils is quite an advantage, mixing bits from other kits to '40k-ify' them will naturally lead to a degree of dilution – which should balance things out nicely whilst still leaving no doubt at all as to who they serve.
Some of you might still be saying 'but if all you wanted was Khorne bits to decorate your Chaos Marines you have that! The Skull Crushers are a rich vein of components – and still Tzeentch and Slaanesh are lagging at the back of the pack'. You'd be right of course, but never mind eh – this is what we have and no matter what you say Games Workshop's team have made up their minds and no-one is going to say 'Surprise! It's Sisters of Battle this week instead!" at the last moment. So chill, take this release for what it is, enjoy it and see what comes next.
What's more, the longer I look at them the less ridiculous they feel. After all they're really no more over the top than the Chaos Chosen from Dark Vengeance – and no-one has been decrying them. Some people are calling this a new aesthetic for Chaos but I think its more the case that this has always been the aesthetic of Chaos and Games Workshop finally have the technology to realise it.
So having accepted that 'they'll do' what do I want to do with them? Some of the choices are obvious; I've already started a squad of Khornate terminators and more berserkers are always welcome. The Blightkings made excellent Chosen of Nurgle with very little effort and I'm suspecting these guys will make Chosen or Possessed of Khorne in much the same way. I've also quite fancied the idea of a Lord of Khorne mounted on a Juggernaught to command the Khornate part of my army, now might just be the moment that pushes me into doing it.
I've also had an idea for a while that as Khorne has such an association with daemon engines it might be an idea to make a Khornate Warpsmith (I have also bought one of the official Warpsmith models – more on him soon).
Whilst the Blightkings could equally have been used as Daemons (they make cracking Heralds of Nurgle in my opinion) the Wrathmongers/Skull Reapers are more recognisably human. One pair of legs have been designed to look like they belong to a Bloodletter, which makes me wonder about making another Khorne Herald or even a unique Skulltaker. Some of the weapons might also turn out to be rather handy for arming Heralds with extra vicious weapons.Several commenters have already said they look like Space Marines, which may not be what one is looking for in a fantasy warrior – but quite handy for someone who wants to convert Khorne worshipping Space Marines.
I've also never managed to come up with an idea for Mutilators that really worked well for me – which is a shame as they, like the Obliterators, would make a nice stylistic addition to my Chaos force. I had hoped that seeing the Wrathmongers/Skull Reapers might spark some kind of revelation on that front (Mutilators being as enthusiastic about close combat as the most rabid Berserker) but sadly I'm no further forwards.
Then there's all the more far-fetched ideas that are already swirling round the edges of my brain. Corrupted Blood Angels? Fallen Space Wolves? Mechanicum renegades? Ogren Berserkers? Assassins? All of them would be prime candidates for developing an unhealthy relationship with the Blood God.
Anyway, now it's over to you. What do you make of the new kits? Love 'em or hate 'em, let the world know in the box below.
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You've put another one of those Helbrute heads to excellent use! The model is really cool! Really appreciate the shout out to Enyalius, in Memoriam, btw: Flint13 recently recommended the story to me, and it's great for all the reasons you outlined.
Love it mate, and nice backstory. I'm also looking at ways to use the new Khorn Skull/mongers… they won't fit with my Guard, but I do have the Stormclaw Spacewolves in a box somewhere… a dataslate pack of Khorny rogue wolves could be a very cool side project 🙂 Keep on trucking dude!


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APR specializes in tuning Volkswagen Group's products, and the firm's latest undertaking gives the Atlas seven-passenger SUV a lot more swagger. This mean, green machine has a big boost in power and some custom suspension pieces for a combination of speed and off-road capability.
The tuner starts with a 2.0-liter turbocharged Atlas, and APR then installs a bevy of upgrades, including the turbocharger from a Golf R, carbon fiber intake, and revised turbo plumbing, including a custom-fabricated cat-back exhaust. The result of these mods pushes the output to 350 horsepower (261 kilowatts ) and 350 pound-feet (475 pound-feet) of torque in comparison to the stock 235 hp (175 kW) and 258 lb-ft (350 Nm).
To complete the package, APR also works on the suspension and brakes. The company machines a variety of billet suspension parts, including new rear trailing arms, to lift the ride height by 1.5 inches. The Atlas now rides on a set of 20x9-inch forged wheels with Toyo Open Country M/T tires. Six-piston calipers help the big SUV stop a little better.
"With 350 horsepower and 350 pound-feet of torque we've surpassed the output from even the larger V6 engine, and we're working to push the envelope even further in the future. The combination of custom hardware and equipment from our current product line has really transformed the Atlas' performance," Mitch Williams, CEO of APR, said in the custom Atlas' announcement.
For now, APR's tuned Atlas is a one-off. However, the company is looking into offering future performance upgrades for the SUV. Creating components for the SUV might be a smart business move because it likely wouldn't take much work to adapt them to the upcoming five-seat, two-row variant. That way, APR's investment in a single product could be sold for multiple models.
Opelika, Ala. (August, 2018) – APR, the leader in Volkswagen and Audi tuning, has built a one-off custom Atlas featuring more horsepower, improved braking and greater off-road capabilities.
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Q: python-requests - can't login trying to scrape some data, but first I need to login. I am trying to use python-requests, and here is my code so far :
login_url = "https://www.wehelpen.nl/login/"
users_url = "https://www.wehelpen.nl/ik-zoek-hulp/hulpprofielen/"
profile_url = "https://www.wehelpen.nl/profiel/01136/hulpvragen/"

uname = "****"
pword = "****"

def main():
    s = login(uname, pword, login_url)
    page = s.get(users_url)
    print makeUTF8(page.text) # grab html and grep for logged in text to make sure!

def login(uname, pword, url):
    s = requests.session()
    s.get(url, auth=(uname, pword))
    csrftoken = s.cookies['csrftoken']
    login_data = dict(username=uname, password=pword,
                  csrfmiddlewaretoken=csrftoken, next='/')
    s.post(url, data=login_data, headers=dict(Referer=url))
    return s

def makeUTF8(text):
    return text.encode('utf-8')

Basically, I need to login at login_url with a POST request (using a csrf token because I get an error otherwise), then using the session object passed back from login(), I want to check that I am logged in by making a GET request to a user page. When I get the return - page.text I can then run a grep command to check for a certain href which tells me if I am logged in or not.
So, thus far I am unable to login and keep a working session object. Can anyone help me? So far, this has been the most tedious python experience of my life.
EDIT. I have searched, searched and searched SO for answers and nothing is working...

A: You need to have correct names for dictionary keys. Request libary uses html name of form to find right form. In your case those names are identification and password.
login_data = {'identification'=uname,'password'=pswrd...}

A: There are lots of options, but I have had success using cookielib instead of trying to "manually" handle the cookies.
import urllib2
import cookielib
cookiejar = cookielib.CookieJar()
cookiejar.clear()
urlOpener = urllib2.build_opener(urllib2.HTTPCookieProcessor(cookiejar))
# ...etc...

Some potentially relevant answers on getting this set up are on SO, including: https://stackoverflow.com/a/5826033/1681480


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Q: Map Reduce execution in eclipse can anyone please tell how to set the HDFS file path in the arguments tab in eclipse. So that the below code wont give out of index exception.
FileInputFormat.addInputPath(job, new Path(otherArgs[0]));
FileOutputFormat.setOutputPath(job, new Path(otherArgs[1]));

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The Dagor Dagorath, Sindarin for The Battle of All Battles, also known as the Second Prophecy of Mandos and the Final Battle, is the last battle in Middle-earth. Morgoth, banished ...
The Lines of the Kings of Rohan
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The Line of the Kings of Rohan
The Kings of Rohan were also known as the Kings of the Mark, and both titles were recorded for each of the nineteen kings of two distinct lines. The First Line was the Line of Eorl. The Second line was the line of Frѐalẚf. The Third line was the Line of Ẻomer.
Eorl the Young was the first King of Rohan. Eorl was the son of Lѐod, Lord of the Ẻothѐod. ...
The Broken Kingdoms of Arnor
Misc. Lore,
After the death of Eärendur, the 10th King of Arnor, the kingdom was spilt into three separate kingdoms under each of his surviving sons. This was allowed by Eärendur's eldest son, Amlaith due to his two younger brothers disputing his claim to the throne, because he wished to prevent the impending civil war the brothers would bring. The kingdoms were split into the smaller kingdoms ...
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Armor was founded by Elendil, who had survived the drowning of Nύmenor near the end of the Second Age, along with his two sons Isildur and Anárion, who founded the kingdom of Gondor. Elendil ruled both kingdoms as High King of the Two Kingdoms. The ...
The Kings of Gondor
Elendil and his sons Isildur and Anárion and the remnants of the Faithful departed Nύmenor before its destruction and were separated during the island kingdom's destruction, Elendil landing in the northwest near Lindon and his sons landed far south near the Faithful haven of Pelargir. Thus there were two kingdoms founded by the Exiles of Nύmenor; Arnor in the north by Elendil and Gondor in the south by Isildur and Anárion. Elendil was bestowed the titles High King of Gondor and Arnor and King ...
Founding of the Kingdoms of Gondor and Arnor and the War of the Last Alliance
In the destruction of Nύmenor, only the Faithful who sailed with Elendil the Tall and his sons Isildur and Anárion survived ...
Divisions of the Elves
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When reading The Simarillion, The Unfinished Tales of Nύmenor and Middle-earth and the Histories of Middle-earth there can be a lot of confusion when dealing with the different names and divisions given for the Elves. The above chart displays most of the ones that we deal with in the books referenced above and also allows us to gain some insight into the actions of some of the characters in The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings. I will try and explain each division of the Elves so that they make sense and give a few named ...
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Apple's iPhone is becoming the dominant device in key territories of SouthEast Asia, while in the UK carrier O2 continue to aggressively defend its iPhone franchise as price war breaks out.
O2 is planning to launch a two-year Apple iPhone tariff for £25 per month. The tariff will include 100 minutes and unlimited texts. That follows announcement of a SIM-only deal last week.
O2 has much to fight for. It has sold over 2 million iPhones in the UK, but now faces stiff competition from other carriers who have broken its once exclusive hold on UK iPhone sales. Vodafone and Orange are both seizing share, with the former company confirming 100,000 new iPhone sign-ups in the first week the product went on sale.
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Arts Council England has published findings from two new pieces of digital research. The research is part of the first phase of the organisation's three year programme to help the arts world seize the digital opportunity.
The first study explores the public's understanding of and engagement with art in the digital space.
– most people believe that digital can come into its own when providing context for the live experience in areas such as education and information.
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This Monday 17th November tickets for Elton John's New Year's Eve Party go exclusively on sale to O2 customers before going on sale to the general public on Monday 24th November at 9am.
Elton John has been wowing audiences with his Red Piano show in Las Vegas since 2004 and Elton John's New Year's Eve Party will see him perform his greatest hits at the biggest party in town.
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