Anthony Ian Christopher Dodemaide (born 5 October 1963 in Melbourne) is a former Australian Test Cricketer. After a three-year stint as Chief Executive of the Western Australian Cricket Association in Perth, he is the current Chief Executive of Cricket Victoria.
He took 534 first-class wickets for Victoria and Sussex.
Dodemaide began his career as a fast-bowling all-rounder and competed in 10 Tests and 24 One Day Internationals for Australia. Despite healthy batting and bowling averages for an all-rounder at test level (23 and 28 respectively), Dodemaide only made only ten Test appearances. On his debut, he took six wickets in the second innings against New Zealand in Melbourne in 1987.
On his debut ODI against Sri Lanka, he took 5 wickets.
He joined the WACA in May 2004 after five years as the Head of Cricket for the Marylebone Cricket Club. Prior to the MCC position, he was Manager of Corporate Marketing at the Melbourne Cricket Club.


Not all legal work requires a law degree. As a legal support professional, you may work in a variety of environments and be responsible for a variety of job duties.
You may find work directly under the supervision of a lawyer. While the lawyer assumes responsibility for the legal support professional's work, you will often be allowed to perform all the functions of a lawyer other than accepting clients, setting fees, giving legal advice, or presenting a case in court. You will generally do background work for the lawyer and help a lawyer prepare litigation for trial by investigating the facts of the case to make sure that all relevant information is uncovered. Secretarial services are normally required as well.
You may conduct research to identify the appropriate laws, judicial decisions, legal articles, and other material that will be used to determine whether or not the client has a good case. After analyzing all the information, you may prepare a written report that is used by the attorney to decide how the case should be handled. If the attorney decides to file a lawsuit on behalf of the client, you may prepare legal arguments, draft pleadings to be filed with the court, obtain affidavits, and assist the attorney during the trial. You may also be responsible for routinely typing up the pleadings and client correspondence.
You may find work in a police department, court office, administrative office, nonprofit organization, loss prevention department or human resource office of a company. Job duties in these types of environments could consist of investigative work, process serving, file maintenance, typing of routine documents, applications and pleadings, and research into appropriate administrative or employment statutes and cases.
This program is designed to provide a basic foundation of the work required for a Legal Support Professional.
Approved elective courses include: HSC 105 , HSC 205W , LIB 195W , LSP 150 , LSP 210W , LSP 220 , LSP 235 , LSP 240 , LSP 250 , LSP 253 , MGT 256 , OAT 273 , PHL 205W or PHL 210W .
THIS CERTIFICATE IS PART OF A LADDERED PROGRAM. CREDITS MAY BE APPLIED TOWARDS COMPLETION OF A LAW OFFICE SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE.
A grade of "C" (2.0) or better is required for LSP 110W , LSP 115 , LSP 230 , LSP 280W , MGT 251W , OAT 151 , OAT 171 and all Elective courses.
Proficiency in keyboarding is required for successful completion of this program. If you are not proficient, take OAT 170 in your first semester.
OAT 171 Document Processing: Beginning requires OAT 170 Keyboarding with a "B" grade or better. A keyboarding waiver test is available for OAT 170 . Contact the BIT Division office, 989.686.9127, to arrange for the waiver test.
Satisfactory completion of OAT 172 requires 50 WPM. Workforce demands require at a minimum of 70 WPM. Therefore students may want to take OAT 273 Advanced Document Processing as an elective to increase their typing speed and accuracy.
Additional credits earned in LSP 261 or LSP 262 may be used as elective credits.
Many employers in the legal field require certain standards of prospective employees at the application stage. Job applications uniformly ask applicants if they have ever been arrested for any offense, either misdemeanor or felony. An affirmative response or finding on the part of a prospective employer may be grounds to deny employment.


Have you ever wondered how you will be able to get known by millions of people around the world? With technology, getting known is easy but not so easy. You will get known but the impact that you will have is not that as heavy as other successful people in the world. Your business must have its own identity, a logo that people will easily recognize your name in business instead of others. If you are looking forward to get known in the world, logo maker will simply help towards a successful logo.
The most important thing that will represent one's business is called as logo. It is comprised of segments such as the font, icon and color. All these segments works hand in hand to give meaning to your business and to deliver a message to your target market. All these segments works hand in hand to convey the message. There are series of design process that you need to do in order to arrive to the best logo. Logo maker will help you create your logo containing the important segments.
Now that you already understand what logo is, it is already high time for you to know the best one that will help create it. This logo generator is an online tool or application that will make things easier for you most especially in creating your own logo. There are some that has a wide collection of pre-made logos. All you need to do is to combine and customize it to have your own logo. There are some that already offers logos to go in high quality 3D graphics and text. No matter what you choose, your logo maker is sure to give you the best logo.
•	You can create it the fast and easy way. Before, it is important that you have a little background about designing a logo. But today, there is no need for that. It is because it is easy to understand the steps and helps you to create your logo just in a couple of minutes.
•	It comes with a wide selection. There are various logo maker that will surely give you lots of pre-made logos that you can juts customize and presto! You already have your own logo.
•	There are also logos that are web-ready. Time will never stop you from having your logo. It is because after you have already created and save it, you can juts download all of it for free.
•	Your logo is ready to work. Once your logo is done, it is just easy for you to create your papers and even your business cards.
•	You are guaranteed to have the best logo. There are logo editor companies that are sure to offer great logos plus great customer support so there is no need to worry.


This term the class have been exploring a range of music from film and media. We have explored a range of musical elements including dynamics and tempo to create music reflecting movie scenes. In small groups the class have created short compositions. Well done class 5!


text:
Q: PowerBI.com Dataset Refresh for Azure Data Lake with OAuth2 Situation: I have a Power BI desktop workbook with a data source connection to Azure Data Lake storage. I can query the storage and get to the datasets without any problem. I've created my visuals and published the workbook to PowerBI.com.
Next: I want to schedule the refresh of the dataset so the reports hit my Azure Data Lake files and get updated. However the OAuth2 popup and dialogue don't seem to work and after completing the login prompts I just get an endless spinning circle that never returns. As below.

Additional things: I've followed several different sets of instructions to register a new app in my Azure AD, granting it PowerBI API services. Assigning the app permissions to the storage etc. But without success. Tried native and web/API apps. Instructions here...
https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/powerbi-developer-authenticate-a-client-app/
I've testing using various URLs for the data lake storage as my Power BI workbook source. Including ADL://... webhdfs://... and https://... All result in the same situation.
I can confirm my Power BI logins are my Microsoft "Work" accounts. As is my Azure Data Lake storage all connected up correctly with Office 365 and Azure AD.
Questions: What am I missing? I wish there was even an error message to work from. But it gives me nothing. If this were a .Net app giving it the client ID etc would make sense. But Power BI.com just asks for my login details.
Does the Power BI preview connector for Azure Data Lake even work once published to PowerBI.com? I can't find any example out there of anybody else doing this.
Many thanks for your time and assistance friends.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


This generously scaled hurricane lantern with glass candleholder uses an open trellis motif on a strong cane frame. The Cavern Light is hand made by expert rattan weavers in Leicestershire. An alternative design is The Cove Light.
I would like to request a sample of The Rattan Cavern Light. Please enter your details below.


text:
ASHANTI ACCOMMODATION
Backpackers and Hostel Gardens
ASHANTI TRAVEL
Earth Tours
Camping Overland Tours
Accommodated Overland Tours
Budget Safaris
Cape Town Day Tours
Click here to view our destinations in East and Southern Africa.
Click here to get an instant quote on car rental in Southern Africa.
Click here to get great deals on flights anywhere in the world.
View our collection of top volunteer projects in East and Southern Africa.
Everything You Need To Know About The Big 5
You have probably heard of them, the big 5. You think of wildlife during a safari but who are these animals? On every safari they are looking for the most difficult and dangerous African animals to observe. The big 5 consist of: rhino, lion, elephant, leopard and buffalo. Spotting the big five has become a sport for people on a safari. If you have never been on a safari before, it would be good to read the facts about the big 5.
There are two types of rhinos in Africa, the black and the white African rhino. The difference between the white and the black is the wide lip of the white rhino and the hooked lip of the black rhino. The black rhino tends to be harder to find due to there being more of an abundance of white rhino's, another adding factor to this can be that black rhinos are fond of roaming in between bushes. Rhinos feed at night and rest during the day, this makes it easier for rangers to locate them during the safari outings for people to witness the beauty of the extraordinary animals. You can find the African rhinos at Kruger National Park, (South Africa), Etosha National Park (Namibia), Moremi Game Reserve (Botswana), Serengeti National Park and Tarangire National Park (Tanzania).
Lions are one of the most sought-after animals on a safari. The lion is quite easy to spot. They often can be found lying on the road after a night of hunting. Lions have remarkable eyesight and are able to see in the dark while they are hunting. They live in groups and require plenty of contact with each other. With the lions arrogant presence, on many occasions they cry out a thunderous roar to display their dominance. This amazing animal can be spotted at these national parks: Kruger National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, Animal Rescue Centre (South Africa), Etosha National Park (Namibia) and Chobe National Park, Momeri National Park (Botswana)
The elephant is the easiest member of the big 5 to spot during a safari. Not only because they are large animals but there are also plenty of elephants in Africa. The females tend to stick together in large herds along with their young, while male elephants can often be found roaming around by themselves. These social animals are very respectable to people although they are still wild, so they deserve the same amount of respect in return. the parks where you can locate and admire them are as follows: Kruger National Park, Addo Elephant National Park, Animal Rescue Centre (South Africa), Etosha National Park (Namibia), Chobe National Park, Momeri National Park (Botswana), Serengeti National Park, Tarangire National Park and the Ngorongoro National Park (Tanzania).
Of all the animals, the leopard is the hardest to find. During daytime leopards tend to rest high up in trees, this provides protection from other animals on the ground. Leopards have remarkable vision and hunt during night time. The leopards fur provides excellent camouflage for when they hide in bushes and trees. Spotting a leopard isn't such a rare occasion although with experienced game rangers, they have the know-how and are able to locate these expert predators for a special experience. The best places to spot a Leopards are: The Kruger National Park (South Africa), Etosha National Park (Namibia), Chobe National Park, Momeri National Park (Botswana), Serengeti National Park, Tarangire National Park and the Ngorongoro National Park (Tanzania).
Together with the elephant the buffalo is easier to spot than the rest of the big 5. The Cape buffalo is known as one of the most dangerous African animals because of its raw strength and sharp horns. The Cape buffalo covers four species of the African buffalo. Buffalos live in large herds up to 1000 buffalos. You will find them near water or rivers because they need water daily. The best places to spot the Cape Buffalo are: Kruger National Park, Animal Rescue Centre, (South Africa), Okavango Delta, Momeri National Park, Momeri National Park (Botswana), Etosha National Park (Namibia), Serengeti National Park, Tarangire National Park, Ngorongoro National Park.
To go on a safari is one of the most popular activities in Africa. Go spot the big 5 by yourself and check our list of safari options across Africa.
South African Budget Safari
Budget Safari
November 3rd, 2017|Categories: News|
Top 5 Endangered Animals In Africa You Can See On A Safari
Cape Town Music Festival Calendar 2017-2018
Watch Now: Exciting South Africa
When is the best time to visit the Great Wildebeest Migration in Tanzania?
Animal Adventures on the Garden Route Wildlife Safari
Crash through the air on a Cape Town Tandem Skydiving Tour
Mossel Bay Holiday Accommodation says:
Great facts about South Africa. I was really unaware of some of…
Cal Heyburgh says:
Woops. Thanks for letting us know. We will find something else for…
Gandré van Wyk says:
RAMfest doesn't exist any longer
BLOG CATEGORIES Select Category Destinations Botswana Chobe National Park Okavango Delta & Maun Kenya Masai Mara National Reserve Nairobi Lesotho Drakensburg Mountain Range Malawi Lake Malawi Mozambique Namibia Etosha National Park & Caprivi Strip Fish River Canyon & Namib Desert South Africa Cape Town Drakensberg Durban Garden Route Johannesburg Kruger National Park West Coast Swaziland Tanzania Arusha Dar es Salaam Mount Kilimanjaro Serengeti National Park & Ngorogoro Crater Zanzibar Uganda Kampala Lake Bunyoni Zambia Livingstone Luangwa National Park Zimbabwe Victoria Falls News Specials Tours Adventure Tours Budget Safaris Day Tours Overland Tours Travel Advice
BLOG ARCHIVES Select Month November 2019 October 2019 September 2019 August 2019 June 2019 May 2019 April 2019 December 2018 November 2018 October 2018 September 2018 August 2018 May 2018 April 2018 February 2018 January 2018 December 2017 November 2017 October 2017 September 2017 August 2017 July 2017 June 2017 May 2017 April 2017 March 2017 December 2016 November 2016 October 2016 September 2016 August 2016 July 2016 June 2016 May 2016 April 2016 January 2016 December 2015 October 2015 September 2015 July 2015 June 2015 May 2015 April 2015 March 2015 February 2015 January 2015 December 2014 November 2014 October 2014 September 2014 August 2014 July 2014 June 2014 May 2014 April 2014 December 2013 November 2013 October 2013 September 2013 August 2013 July 2013 June 2013
ASHANTI TRAVEL & TOURS
TRAVEL & TOUR SPECIALS
10 Day Best of Cape Town and Garden Route Package R15,700.00
The Best of Cape Town Package R4,330.00
Introduction to Cape Town package R2,200.00
Cape Town and Whale Watching Package R3,750.00
Cape Town Backpackers Blitz Package R3,300.00
Cape Town and Shark Cage Diving Package R4,600.00
Guesthouse Accommodation
T&C's – Ashanti Lodge
ASHANTI TRAVEL ONLINE
Awesome news!!! fb.me/DxtFnpGx
8am to 4pm weekdays
ASHANTI BACKPACKERS GARDENS
11 Hof Street, Gardens, Cape Town
ASHANTI GUEST HOUSE GARDENS
7+9 Union Street, Gardens, Cape Town
Copyright 2015 Ashanti Lodge | All Rights Reserved | Website Development by Memeworx

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


None recorded in the Typed Inventory. Probably old Tower collection; in the collection by at least 1916.
Blackened iron hilt decorated with silver encrusted patterns of dots, and consisting of a mushroom-like pommel cap scrolled towards fore quillon, and with button and shell-guard made in one with short quillons recurved in the ane of the blade; a short ferrule on the end of the grip nearer the blade. The shell-guard is formed as if of three interlaced ribbon ends, and the decoration of the pommel cap echoes this design. Modern, velvet-covered grip.
The curved, single-edged blade has a single long fuller and a short one nearer the hilt.
On blade, on each face, stamped (composite struck?): a mark comprising a circle with a semi-circle on each side (open sides out) (a maker's mark?); stamped (composite struck) and inlaid in copper (part missing): an orb surmounted by a cross and three semi-circles (two and one) surmounted by a cross (possibly religious symbols) (drawings on Marks Cards in Curators' office; repr. Dufty and Borg 1974, Pl. 109).
Charles ffoulkes, Inventory and Survey of the Armouries of the Tower of London, 2 vols, London, 1916, II, p. 282 (ills. of hilt and top of blade, and of two marks) - described as a 'falchion' of mid 16th century.
A.R. Dufty and A. Borg, European Swords and Daggers in the Tower of London, London, 1974, p. 25, 'English, c. 1630'. Pls 55c (hilt and top of blade), 109 (marks on blade).
Dorling Kindersley, Weapon. A visual history of arms & armour, Dorling Kindersley Ltd, London, 2006, p. 116 (col. illus., right).
Display label in (Tower) Hunting & Sporting Gallery (to 1991), 'c. 1640'.
The same combination of religious(?) symbols occurs on the blade of the hanger, IX.942.


"If Ned Kelly had been gentler and more learned but just as much a bushman he might have written A Wild History"
On December 22, 2012, in The Australian, journalist and author Nicolas Rothwell nominated A Wild History as his Book of the Year.
"Now at last this majestic tract of north Australia has its defining history...Wild tales, dark times, deep history."
"An outstanding publication … His meticulous research combined with extensive first-hand knowledge of locations and people result in a study already widely recognised as a major historical work…"
In 1883 pastoralists began to drive great herds of cattle into Victoria River District of Australia's Northern Territory. They entered a vast tropical land of big rivers, wide plains, and rugged ranges. It was a cattleman's paradise, but also a paradise for the Aboriginal people who had lived there for thousands of years. Each side came to see the other as the serpent in the garden – a serpent that had to be banished – and a twenty year war ensued. The cattlemen won, but it was a pyrrhic victory. The coming of the cattle began the destruction of the paradise for both.
The frontiersmen who came to the district included cattle and horse thieves, outlaws, capitalists, dreamers, drunks, madmen and others. Together they established massive stations of up to 12,000 square miles on the traditional lands of the Aborigines. This book looks at them all, from the explorers of the 1830s and 1850s to the founders of the big stations in the 1880s and 1890s, and finally at the 'golden era' of the cattle duffers in the early 1900s.
Drawing on painstaking research into obscure though rich documentary sources, Aboriginal oral traditions, and first-hand investigations in the region over thirty-five years, Darrell Lewis pieces together the complex interactions between the environment, the powerful and warlike Aboriginal tribes and the settlers and their cattle, which produced what truly became A Wild History.
"It is a story with which every Australian should become familiar."
A Wild History was launched by Professor Tom Griffiths on 15 March 2012.
Darrell Lewis is an historian and archaeologist who, for the past 40 years, has lived among and worked with Aboriginal and white Australians in the Northern Territory. Travelling by four wheel drive, helicopter, boat and on foot, his work has taken him to many remote regions to record historic sites and Aboriginal rock paintings. He has written books on rock art, settler history, cattle station technology and environmental history. Among his publications are The Rock Paintings of Arnhem Land, Australia (1988), Beyond the Big Run (1995), Slower than the Eye Can See (2002) and The Murranji Track (2007). He is currently employed at the National Museum of Australia where he is writing a history of the search for the lost explorer, Ludwig Leichhardt.


text:
Q: Windows task fails but throws no errors and writes no output This creates a task that works and writes to a file:
schtasks --% /create /tn "test" /sc minute /mo 10 /ru SYSTEM /tr "powershell get-date | out-file -Encoding:ascii c:\log.log"

This does not create a log file and i cant see any errors:
schtasks --% /create /tn "test2" /sc minute /mo 10 /ru SYSTEM /tr "powershell someexe --help | out-file -Encoding:ascii c:\otherlog.log"

The second command isn't writing to the log file, why? Even if it fails it should still be writing to the file. If I run this from the command line it still writes to the file:
PS C:\> powershell doesntexist --help | out-file -Encoding:ascii c:\fail.log
PS C:\> cat .\fail.log
doesntexist : The term 'doesntexist' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, scrip
or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ doesntexist --help
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ObjectNotFound: (doesntexist:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException

So I cant understand why the first task is writing to a file and the second one is not

A: powershell someexe --help or even powershell someexe.exe --help: If an executable name is used without the prefixed path then it only runs if it is in the environment path. PowerShell does not execute from the current directory without it.
Use absolute path to executable in /tr argument (e.g. powershell c:\myexes\someexe.exe --help).
Avoid using relative paths (e.g. powershell .\someexe.exe --help) because  current directory .\ is a bit unclear as start-in directory is not defined precisely and unambiguously.


exclamation of thanks or surprise, c.1300, from Old French grant-merci "great thanks."
Gramercy cousin, but methinks that is a question I well might settle for myself.
They conned the nice gradations of tint in the spring foliage of Gramercy Park.
For the rest, if this mummery humbles Lord Warwick, gramercy!
His house at Gramercy Park was the scene of a splendid hospitality.
The crayon-sketch never saw the daylight in Gramercy Square.
Indeed, she was radiant with its exhilaration when she reached Gramercy Park.
"Gramercy for your courtesy, sir knight," replied I, my spirit rising.
"Gramercy for the interest you show in me, madam," exclaimed I calmly.
There was no family breakfast at the house in Gramercy Park.
The house in Gramercy Park became famous for its receptions.


Welcome to our website. In accessing and using this website, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the following terms and conditions.
On this website, we provide an interactive environment in which users who are interested in learning about our property services or registering interest in our property services may find such information and, if they choose to do so, register their interest. If you register with us, we will issue you with a confidential user name and password to access the information and services contained on this website. You should ensure that you do not divulge your user name and password to any other person.
anonymous basis, IP addresses are not linked to individuals.
A cookie is a small piece of information a Web site can store on your computer as a text file. The text file is very small and contains a unique identification number that is transferred from a Web site to the hard drive of a user's computer to aid the site operators to passively track the user's behavior on the web site. A cookie will not allow a Web site to learn any personal information (such as your name and address) that you have not otherwise disclosed.
Confidentiality is a top priority at the WoundedWarHeroes.Org. We are committed to maintaining the highest level of confidentiality with all of the information we receive from our customers, including the information received from this Web site.
Access to personal information about you is limited to individuals authorized by law to have access to that information. Physical, electronic, and procedural safeguards are in place to protect personal information. When confidential information is involved, industry-standard encryption is in use to protect data.
This information is for our internal use to service your request, and is not shared with any third party, unless required by law.
Knowingly transmit any virus or take any action, which may interfere with the operation of this website.
Products and services offered for sale or advertised, and other information found on this website, may be the products, services and information of third parties. We do not provide third party products and services. If you purchase third party products and services, your legal relationship will be with the third party supplier and not us. You must check with any third party supplier as to the terms of provision of such products and services and the costs and charges involved. We may receive fees or commissions from third parties for such products and services. We make no representations about the accuracy or suitability of the information provided on this website. The information is provided AS IS ~ without express or implied warranty. You use the information at your own risk.
This website may contain links to other websites which are not under our control or which are not maintained by us. The links to any such third party websites are provided for your convenience and information only. If you access these websites, you do so at your own risk. We are not responsible for the content of those websites and will not be liable, directly or indirectly, for any damage or loss caused or alleged to be caused by or in connection with the use or your reliance on any such content. The fact, that any website linking to this website does not imply any endorsement or sponsorship by us of that website or that we are affiliated in any way with the third party operating that third party website.
Information, products, and services published on this website are subject to change without notice.
You may at your discretion provide information to us in order to receive information about us, the products, or services displayed on this website, to receive information relating to our property services and listings or to be involved in promotions or other activities undertaken by us. If you do so, you agree that any such information becomes our property and may be used by us or others, reproduced, published, transmitted, displayed modified or distributed at our discretion, subject to our obligations under our Privacy Statement.
All contents of this website, including the software, design, text and graphics are owned by or licensed to us and are protected by copyright under the laws of United States and other countries. Apart from fair dealing for the purpose of personal use, private study, research, criticism or review as permitted under copyright legislation, you may not reproduce, transmit, adapt, distribute, sell, modify or publish or otherwise use any of the material on this website without our prior written consent.
This web site includes trademarks, which are registered, are the subject of pending applications or which law otherwise protects. You may not use these trademarks without our consent.


text:
KAPA Board of Directors for 2022
Jennifer L. Bishop, PhD
Psychology is at the forefront of both the advancements and crises of modern society; patients, students, and communities look to us for guidance. It is KAPA's ambition and intention to offer members a wealth of opportunities to stay informed, educated, and supported in their role of scientist-practitioner. Together, we can bring intelligent compassion when it's needed most: now.
Jenn Bishop, PhD, earned her doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Tennessee. She has worked in community mental health, addiction medicine, and integrated primary and specialty care settings. She is now in full-time private practice at The Northshore Group. Jenn is experienced in treating children, adolescents, and adults, and specializes in the treatment of depression, anxiety, grief, trauma-related and adjustment disorders, psychoeducational and psychodiagnostic testing, and women's health. She has specialty training in trauma-informed care, personality assessment, and reproductive mental health (infertility, pregnancy and infant loss, birth trauma, perinatal mood and anxiety disorders).
D. Malcolm Spica, PhD
Malcolm Spica, PhD, serves as neuropsychologist at the University of Tennessee Pat Summit Dementia Clinic and is the founder of Tennessee Neuropsychology at Fort Sanders West. He has served as President of KAPA for two terms and as East Tennessee Vice President of the Tennessee Psychological Association (TPA). He is currently on the TPA Strategic Planning Committee and was appointed TPA Ethics Committee Chair in January of 2021.
Lance T. Laurence, PhD
Lance T. Laurence, PhD earned his doctorate in Clinical Psychology in December 1980. After spending three years working at the Regional Mental Health Center of Oak Ridge, he began his independent practice of psychology in September 1983. He began his tenure with the University of Tennessee Clinical Psychology program in September 1981, initially beginning as a part-time supervisor. Over the years his role in the Clinical Program evolved to an Associate Professor position where he taught doctoral level courses for the program and engaged in supervision of clinical students. Courses taught include Clinical Psychopathology, Psychological Assessment I and II, Ethical/Legal/Clinical Practice Issues in Clinical Psychology and Peer Supervision. In 2002 he assumed the Role of Director of the Psychological Clinic, the training clinic for UT's Clinical Program. Under his tutelage, the Clinic grew and moved from the dungeon of Austin Peay to the newly created Clinic in 2013 at the UT Conference Center. He retired from UT in May 2017 and after teaching courses two more years, he stopped his University affiliation in 2019.
In addition to his private practice and his work at the University, Dr. Laurence has been actively involved in local, state and national professional associations. He is a Past President of KAPA and successfully secured KAPA's initial approval for offering APA approved continuing education offerings. He is a Past President of the Tennessee Psychological Association on more than one occasion as well as holding the role of East Tennessee Vice-President. He served as TPA's Director of Professional & Legislative Affairs for more than two decades where he oversaw professional affairs issues, shepherded TPA legislative efforts and directed its lobbyists and political action committee. For several decades he served as TPA's conduit to the Practice Directorate of the American Psychological Association. He has been a member of APA, TPA, KAPA and other professional associations for several years. He had the privilege of serving as the sole Psychologist on Bill Clinton's White House Health Reform Committee in the 90's when Clinton attempted to pass comprehensive health care reform. He is the recipient of numerous local, state and national awards for his advocacy for psychology and those we serve.
Dr. Laurence continues to conduct his practice in Knoxville. In his spare time you can find him visiting his daughter and three grandkids in Canada, or in his vegetable garden, or on his boat, or at Neyland Stadium, or Thompson Boling Arena, or floating in his pool.
Michael C. Hawthorne, PhD
Michael Hawthorne, PhD, has conducted a general outpatient psychotherapy practice at The Northshore Group since its inception in 1989. His practice is evenly split between adolescent, young adult, and adult populations. Over those years, he has also worked and consulted in inpatient, residential, and outpatient programs in both public and private settings. He has been a Clinical Assistant Professor in the doctoral program in Clinical Psychology at UT since 2001 and has consulted with the UT Athletic Department since 1994, meeting with athletes in all sports for concerns ranging from on-field performance to adjustment and emotional challenges unique to student-athletes. He previously served as both Treasurer and the Business of Practice representative for Tennessee Psychological Association and as President for KAPA.
Brianne Blevins, PsyD
Brianne Blevins, PsyD is a licensed clinical psychologist. She earned her doctorate degree in clinical psychology from Marshall University and completed a pre-doctoral internship and post-doctoral fellowship at Cherokee Health Systems in Knoxville, TN. Dr. Blevins has received training in integrated care with an emphasis on health psychology in addition to traditional therapy. She utilizes evidence-based treatments (CBT, ACT, Motivational Interviewing) to assist clients to develop treatment goals and identify barriers impeding progress. Dr. Blevins offers services to adults experiencing anxiety, depression, substance misuse, and trauma.
Kathy B. Ehrnschwender, PhD
Continuing Education Coordinator
Kathy B. Ehrnschwender, PhD is a full-time private practitioner who earned her doctorate degree in Counseling Psychology from The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. She works with older adolescents and adults and has specific training in trauma-based therapies (including EMDR), eating disorders, mindfulness-based stress reduction and mindful self-compassion. In her generalist practice she also works with depression, anxiety, grief, and relational challenges and is open to all religious/spiritual orientations. Receiving referrals from local OB-GYNs, she is attuned to women's health issues related to life transitions.
"Dr. E" has also worked at the Cancer Support Community, the Sexual Assault Crisis Center, and volunteered with the Knox Area Eating Disorders Coalition. Post-master's degree, she was Director of Counseling at a small liberal arts college and counseled adolescents in group foster care. She also spent a year in the therapeutic recreation field counseling juvenile offenders in month-long backpacking experiences.
P. Ann O'Connor, PhD
P. Ann O'Connor, PhD earned her doctorate in Counseling Psychology from Auburn University in 1991, and has been licensed in Tennessee since 1992. She has worked in a variety of settings, including the University of Tennessee Student Counseling Center, mental health centers, VA Medical Centers, local churches and private practice. She is experienced in integrating evidence-based psychological strategies (cognitive-behavioral, EMDR, etc.) with a variety of faith-based approaches. Her general practice includes working with individuals who experience depression, anxiety, bereavement, trauma and transitions. Ann also works with couples of all types primarily using the Gottman approach.


A bright, earthy herbal liqueur from GrandTen Distillers in Boston, Massachusetts. Based around the subtly sweet and aromatic notes of the Angelica Root, this charming and complex liqueur is sure to capture the imagination of cocktail enthusiasts. With the richly herbal and floral notes, it pairs wonderfully with a good gin.


text:
Author of the novel
BEASTS of EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE
"Exquisite and adventurous"
- Bustle
Target book club pick, december 2018
Orphaned, raised by wolves, and the proud owner of a horned pig named Merlin, Weylyn Grey knew he wasn't like other people. But when he single-handedly stopped that tornado on a stormy Christmas day in Oklahoma, he realized just how different he actually was.
That tornado was the first of many strange events that seem to follow Weylyn from town to town, although he doesn't like to take credit. As amazing as these powers may appear, they tend to manifest themselves at inopportune times and places. From freak storms to trees that appear to grow over night, Weylyn's unique abilities are a curiosity at best and at worst, a danger to himself and the woman he loves. But Mary doesn't care. Since Weylyn saved her from an angry wolf on her eleventh birthday, she's known that a relationship with him isn't without its risks, but as anyone who's met Weylyn will tell you, once he wanders into your life, you'll wish he'd never leave.
Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance tells the story of Weylyn Grey's life from the perspectives of the people who knew him, loved him, and even a few who thought he was just plain weird. Although he doesn't stay in any of their lives for long, he leaves each of them with a story to tell. Stories about a boy who lives with wolves, great storms that evaporate into thin air, fireflies that make phosphorescent honey, and a house filled with spider webs and the strange man who inhabits it.
There is one story, however, that Weylyn wishes he could change: his own. But first he has to muster enough courage to knock on Mary's front door.
BEASTS of EXTRAORDINARY
(St. Martin's Press)
MY SOPHOMORE NOVEL, Coming soon....
Author of BEASTS OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE Ruth Emmie Lang's THE WILDERWOMEN, about two sisters, one who can see into the future, and the other who can see into the past, who embark on a journey to find their mother after her mysterious disappearance, to Peter Wolverton at St. Martin's.
A wholly original and superbly crafted work of art, BEASTS OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE is a masterpiece of the imagination. Intelligent, witty, and brave, Ruth Emmie Lang takes us on an uplifting and unforgettable adventure of love, magic, friendship and fate. An extraordinary work of fiction by an truly gifted author.
Ruth Emmie Lang's prose has the earthy warmth of a campfire story, best enjoyed in the woods and under the stars. Her contemporary spin on the American folktale, BEASTS OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE, bristles with charm and curiosity, and its oddball hero, Weylyn Grey, will make you want to follow him into the forest.
Ruth Emmie Lang dazzles with her inventive and magical debut. Told with brains and heart, BEASTS OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE introduces a protagonist who is both mythical and relatable. Weylyn Grey leaves a lasting impression on everyone he meets, and he will on readers too.
LORI NELSON SPIELMAN,
New York Times bestselling author of the Life List
"This tale feels comfortable and familiar, imitating Lewis Carroll's casual, everyday description of magic...Original and imaginative, especially in its multifaceted exploration of one extraordinary person, Lang's novel is a lovely and fascinating feat of magical realism."
WINSTON GROOM,
New York Times bestselling author of Forrest Gump
BEASTS OF EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCE is a brilliant button on the coat of American magical realism. Think Charlotte's Web for grown-ups who, like Weylyn Grey, have their own stories of being different, feared, brave, and loved.
MICHELLE GABLE, New York Times bestselling author of A Paris Apartment
"This wonderful, whimsical, warm-hearted novel is filled with subtle and not-so-subtle nods to the books I loved as a child...Beasts is exactly the book I needed right now, and it made me so happy I wanted to howl at the moon."
MO DAVIAU,
author of Every Anxious Wave
STEPH OPITZ,
Book of the Month Club
BUSTLE: 11 New Fiction Books You Need to Keep an Eye On
KIRKUS: Best Science Fiction and Fantasy Reads for November
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH: Book Review
THE MAINE EDGE: Book Review
BOOK RIOT: Best Books We Read in September
BOOK RIOT: 10 Books You'll Want to Put on Hold at the Library Right Now
BOOK BUB: 14 Must-Read Debut Novels by Women to Read This Fall
BOOK REPORTER: Review
SHELF AWARENESS: Review
WRITER'S DIGEST: 7 Things I've Learned So Far
LIBRARY JOURNAL: Debut Spotlight
Ruth Emmie Lang was born in Glasgow, Scotland and has the red hair to prove it. When she was four years old, she immigrated to Ohio where she has lived ever since. She has since lost her Scottish accent, but still has the hair.
Ruth currently lives in Columbus, Ohio with her husband and dreams of someday owning a little house in the woods where she can write more books. Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance is her first novel.
My sophomore novel,
THE WILDERWOMEN, was sold
to St. Martin's Press. Follow me for updates on its release
@ruthemmielang.
Check out my Beasts-inspired
playlist on Spotify!
Literary Agent: Andrea Somberg, Harvey Klinger, Inc.
212.581.7068 | andrea@harveyklinger.com
Film/TV Rights: Mary Pender, United Talent Agency
penderm@unitedtalent.com
© 2017 Ruth Emmie Lang


Pop singer-songwriter BETTY WHO continues to embrace a new chapter of her career with the announcement of her highly-anticipated independent EP Betty Pt. 1, out June 15 – the EP is the first in a series of her conceptual new music rollout. A second EP will be released in the fall and a full-length album next year.
Ahead of its imminent June 15 release, Betty debuts the new track "Taste" today, giving eager fans a preview of what to expect from the EP. The song – available everywhere NOW via AWAL Recordings- is a sultry, soon-to-be song of the summer that explores the thrill of an insatiable craving. "Taste" was penned by Betty, JHart, Viljar Losnegård, Sivert Hjeltnes Hagtvet & Pretty Sister, who also produced the track. The song follows the March release of "Look Back," an energetic, dancehall-tinged anthem that arrived in the midst of her recent headline tour. Both "Look Back" and "Ignore Me," released in January, will be on the EP along with additional new tracks.
Next up, she will head out across the pond for a European/UK tour immediately before Betty Pt. 1's release and then continue throughout the U.S. with performances at festivals like Electric Forest & Firefly Music Festival.
Casting a striking presence as a performer, emanating confidence as a writer, and inspiring as an independent force, Australia-born and Los Angeles-based pop star Betty Who has quietly elevated herself to a worldwide phenomenon on her own terms. Acclaimed by Entertainment Weekly, Vogue, Rolling Stone, Buzzfeed, Elle Magazine, and more, Betty's sophomore album, The Valley, yielded a string of international hits, including "I Love You Always Forever" certified double-platinum in Australia and "Human Touch." Total Spotify streams exceed 150 million as she regularly averages over 3.3 million monthly listeners on the platform. Beyond countless sold out headline tours, she's delivered knockout television appearances on The Today Show, Late Night With Seth Meyers, The View, and many more aside. Betty's commitment to charity, health, and wellness matches her passion for music. She has given performances to benefit UNICEF, ACLU, Planned Parenthood, The Trevor Project, Human Rights Campaign, and many more. She joined forces with Lululemon and Soul Cycle to launch the acoustic "Beats Per Moment" tour, ran a Nike marathon on the entertainment team, and partnered with a personal favorite workout app, Aaptiv, for playlisting.


unique auction items, live music and dancing. The evening is a celebration of survivors, hope and determination.
It's an opportunity to bring together lung cancer patients, their families and the top minds in the lung cancer field.
"Simply the Best" because of their work fighting lung cancer.
RSVP by October 23, 2017 to gala@lungcancerfoundation.org or 415.821.9693.
We are pleased to offer a special room rate for gala attendees at the Fairmont from Friday, November 10, 2017 - Sunday, November 12, 2017.
Please reserve your rooms as soon as possible as the hotel does sell out during that time. You can make your reservations by clicking here or at 888.495.2126 (reference ALCF to access the block rate).


Regrettably, this will be one of those articles that will be a work in progress. The notices will be updated on the forums first. After the fact, we will then update our list of offline or modified games in this article.
Details: These games are hosted and supported by Splitscreen Studios.
If you need help to try and transfer your old account you will need to contact them by clicking on the link above.
Please note that to contact their support staff, you may need to create a new account on their site.
Details: Multiplayer functionality was disabled. The Uniplayer mode will still be available for play.
Details: Multiplayer functionality was disabled.
Details: Developer requested due to technical issues preventing the player from connecting to the server.
Details: Unable to connect to the server.


As the legal use of marijuana for medical purposes becomes more widespread in states across the country, senior living community operators are encountering challenges with serving their residents while complying with the law.
For Ohio memory care communities, for instance, it's almost impossible to adhere to one section of the state's medical marijuana law, even though Alzheimer's disease is one of 21 conditions for which the use of prescribed medical marijuana is now approved in Ohio, cleveland.com reports (Parkinson's disease is another approved condition). That section of the law states that no more than two caregivers can administer medical marijuana to any one person, and it prohibits any given caregiver from administering medical marijuana to more than two people.
Some residents might have a prescription to take medical marijuana daily or multiple times a day and may not be able to self-administer the drug, Mary Cavanaugh, general counsel for private-pay memory care provider Kemper House, which has two locations, told the media outlet. Since nurses don't work seven days a week, ensuring that one of a resident's caregivers was working to administer the drug would be difficult, she added.
Senior living operators can apply for an exemption to the caregiver portion of the law, but communities that accept payments from Medicare or Medicaid risk losing federal funding if they administer it, because marijuana remains an illegal substance under federal law. Private financing and liability insurance also could be at risk for those providers who break federal law, the article points out.


text:
July 2011 Archives
Trillion Dollar Coin
"The Trouble with Trillions" is one of the best Simpsons episodes, but that doesn't mean we should actually mint a trillion dollar coin. Just watch the episode to see how badly it turns out.
July 30, 2011 1:25 PM | Comments (
Democrats Want "Let's Make a Deal"
John Hinderaker says that Democrats want to play "Let's Make a Deal", but that's not how laws are made.
President Obama and Harry Reid keep saying they want to make a "deal." But that isn't how it works. The Senate needs to pass a bill. Next, leaders of each chamber appoint representatives who participate in a conference committee. The conference committee comes up with a compromise between the House bill and the Senate bill, and that conference bill goes back to each chamber for approval. It will be appropriate for Harry Reid to negotiate with Mitch McConnell over a Senate bill, but Boehner should go on vacation unless and until the Senate acts.
What the Democrats are trying to do, of course, is gain absolution for all of their fiscal sins by negotiating a cosmic deal with the GOP that, as I once put it, would put Republicans in the position of going over the waterfall holding hands with the Democrats. If Republicans are dumb enough to let that happen-which I doubt-then it will indeed be time for a third party.
The Democratic Senate has now gone for more than two years without adopting a budget. That is not only poor practice, it violates federal law. Why won't the Democrats adopt a budget? Because they don't dare put down on paper, for the American people to see, what they really want: skyrocketing spending, higher taxes and spiraling deficits. Forever. The Democrats don't want to commit to anything until they have bullied the Republicans into signing onto it.
That last sentence is key: the Democrats don't want to go on the record until they have Republican agreement.
July 29, 2011 10:56 PM | Comments (
Debt Limit Must Be Increased
Megan McArdle is right about two things: President Obama is bluffing and the House must pass something that will increase the debt limit.
There is one thing I'm sure of: Obama is indeed bluffing with the veto threat, and badly. They could send him a repeal of Obamacare attached to a debt ceiling increase, and he'd sign it. He is not going to endanger our credit rating, or social security checks, in order to prove a point.
Beyond that, I have no idea what is going to happen politically. Either the GOP is going to pass the Boehner bill, go into conference with the Senate, and come out with something Obama will sign--or they won't. I tend to think they will because it would be so damn crazy not to. On the other hand, I thought Democrats were going to back off on health care because it was so obviously career suicide to pass the thing. And I was right--it was career suicide. But they passed it anyway. After a certain point, these things take on a life of their own: it's hard to back down when you're so publicly committed--and when something you want so badly feels like it's almost in reach. So who knows.
I think the Tea Party and conservatives in general have made their points: the debt and deficit are very important and must be fixed. It isn't reasonable to think that they can be fixed in one fell swoop. Pass a debt ceiling increase and Obama will sign it. The attached spending cuts -- real or fake, large or small -- reflect that the will of the American people has shifted substantially in your direction. Take the win.
July 29, 2011 10:52 AM | Comments (
Inflation Can't Save Us: Bonds Are Short Maturity
I knew the general facts but didn't realize the implication: the United States can't default via inflation because most of our debt has a short maturity and needs to be continually rolled over.
Here in the U.S., total Federal debt to GDP is also approaching 100%, but the debt held by the public (outside of that held by Social Security and the Federal Reserve) amounts to about 60% of GDP and rising, due to recent budget deficits of about 10% of GDP annually. This is presently manageable since so much of that debt is of short-maturity and is being financed at very low interest rates. And though U.S. Federal tax revenues have historically run near 19% of GDP (they're presently only about 16% due to the sluggish economy), those depressed interest rates mean that debt service doesn't consume a huge chunk of revenues just yet.
Still, it's precisely that short average maturity that makes the debt problematic from a long-run perspective, because it can't be inflated away easily. In the event of sustained inflation, the debt would have to be constantly refinanced at higher and higher yields. Contrary to the assertion that the U.S. can easily inflate its debts away, it is clear that sustained inflation would create enormous risks to our long-run fiscal condition by driving interest costs to an intolerable share of revenues. At that point, any shortfall in GDP growth or government revenues would result in a rapid spike in debt-to-GDP (as Greece and other peripheral European nations are experiencing now). Prior to embarking on an inflationary course, the first thing a government would want to do is dramatically lengthen the maturity of its debts.
If our debt was mostly 30-year notes we could inflate it away without worrying about interest rates, because the rates would be locked in for decades. But if we have to keep re-borrowing the money every few years we'll have to do it at ever-increasing rates... in inflation can't "save" us. We are so totally screwed.
(HT: Tyler Cowen.)
July 29, 2011 9:49 AM | Comments (
Basic Self-Defense Moves and Knowledge
LifeHacker has a great resource for basic self-defense knowledge, including numerous short videos. My favorite is the "false surrender"; the video below is specifically related to sexual assault, but I think the general concept could be very useful in many circumstances.
Earth Radiates More Heat Than Previously Thought
New data from NASA reveals that the earth radiates a lot more heat into space than was previously thought. This is good news for humans because it further reduces worries about global warming / climate change.
NASA satellite data from the years 2000 through 2011 show the Earth's atmosphere is allowing far more heat to be released into space than alarmist computer models have predicted, reports a new study in the peer-reviewed science journal Remote Sensing. The study indicates far less future global warming will occur than United Nations computer models have predicted, and supports prior studies indicating increases in atmospheric carbon dioxide trap far less heat than alarmists have claimed.
Study co-author Dr. Roy Spencer, a principal research scientist at the University of Alabama in Huntsville and U.S. Science Team Leader for the Advanced Microwave Scanning Radiometer flying on NASA's Aqua satellite, reports that real-world data from NASA's Terra satellite contradict multiple assumptions fed into alarmist computer models.
"The satellite observations suggest there is much more energy lost to space during and after warming than the climate models show," Spencer said in a July 26 University of Alabama press release. "There is a huge discrepancy between the data and the forecasts that is especially big over the oceans."
In addition to finding that far less heat is being trapped than alarmist computer models have predicted, the NASA satellite data show the atmosphere begins shedding heat into space long before United Nations computer models predicted.
The new findings are extremely important and should dramatically alter the global warming debate.
If logic and data are capable of influencing the debate, that is.
(HT: NC.)
Monopoly's Real Rules: Much More Fun With Property Auctions
Monopoly is much more fun if you play by the actual rules in the rule book and auction off properties that players land on but don't buy.
Have you ever played Monopoly?
Of course you have. Everyone's played it at some time in their life. It's shared culture, a common element that weaves together our modern world.
But when was the last time you played it?
You can't remember, can you? We've all played it sometime, when we were kids; but never recently, and why?
Because it's crap. It takes ages to play, suffering long action-free periods in which the players endlessly circle the board in search of the streets they need to complete a set, and lacks the interaction between players that we look for in a game. In short, it's boring and lacks skill.
Except that it isn't crap. Actually. You just have to play it the way it was designed to be played.
Monopoly is an auction strategy game, and when you take the auctions out the game is very boring.
"Gun-Free" Norway
I can't help but think that many of those Norwegian kids would have lived if there had been a few responsible gun-carrying adults on the island. Unfortunately Norway doesn't allow the carrying of concealed weapons.
To own a gun in Norway, one must document a use for the gun. By far, the most common grounds for civilian ownership are hunting and sports shooting, in that order. Other needs can include special guard duties or self defence, but the first is rare unless the person shows identification confirming that he or she is a trained guard or member of a law-enforcement agency and the second is practically never accepted as a reason for gun ownership. ...
There is no apparent public desire to introduce a concealed carry permit at this point in time, and there is no such license available to civilians.
I bet that Anders Behring Breivik was the only person with a gun on the island, and wasn't too interested in obeying any laws.
(HT: The Truth About Guns.)
Thankful For Two-Party System
As difficult as the debt limit debate is now, I'm grateful for our American two-party system. Can you imagine how awful it would be under a parliamentary system in which very small minority parties had representation in the legislature? In close votes, all the ties would be broken by the handful of lunatics in the Communist Party or the Nazi Party or whatever minor bunch of crazies happened to span the median voter.
Been Away
I know that the world is anxious because of the long delay, but I'd just like to assure the financial markets that Master of None blog is still active! I've just been busy for the past few days. No need to panic and throw the global economic system into turmoil.
Putin Is Awesome
If you're bored with American politics and the never-ending debt ceiling debates, maybe you should check out Vladimir Putin's presidential campaign.
Young women across Russia have been called on to show their support for Vladimir Putin in an unusual way: by ripping off their clothes. The unexpected campaign has been launched by a group calling itself the Putin Army, which posted a slick video online at the weekend featuring a trio of young women announcing a competition.
"I'm just crazy about a man who changed our country," says a voiceover, as we see "Diana" walking through Moscow, while the camera frequently hovers over her sizeable bust. "He's a great politician, and an amazing man. He's Vladimir Putin," she says, adding that despite the millions who admire him, there are some who "pour dirt on him, maybe because they are scared of him, or because they themselves are weak".
Later in the video, Diana meets two nubile friends sunbathing by the riverbank, and they daub "I'll tear [clothes off] for Putin" onto skimpy T-shirts in red paint. The video ends as they rip the T-shirts off. They ask other "young, smart and beautiful" girls to "tear off something for Putin" and post a video of it online. The best entrant will win an iPad.
Here's the video (safe for work).
I wonder if such an anti-PC approach would crash or boom for an American candidate?
I'm Glad Eric Cantor Is Angering Democrats
Apparently Representative Eric Cantor, Republican Majority Leader, is angering President Obama and Congressional Democrats.
House and Senate Democrats have ripped Cantor for days, and a House Democratic leadership aide described the majority leader's account of Wednesday's meeting as "Cantor's Gingrich back-of-the-plane moment" -- referencing a moment in 1995 when then-Speaker Newt Gingrich (R-Ga.) complained about being seated near the back of Air Force One and was quickly depicted in the media as a crybaby.
"Obama was concluding the meeting, giving the closing remarks and talking about meeting tomorrow, Cantor interrupted him and raised for the third time doing a short-term, and Obama shut him down," the aide said. "Cantor was playing the role he's been playing throughout this whole thing -- being not productive."
A GOP aide said it was "the most tense meeting of the week."
I'm glad that Cantor is frustrating the Democrats, and I hope he keeps it up. The majority of the public doesn't even want the debt ceiling raised, so they're not going to have much sympathy for the Democrats who want to do it along with tax increases.
Idiot Educators
There's talk of eliminating interest-subsidized student loans and, of course, the education industry is going crazy. You've gotta love this logic:
ubsidized loans, which are awarded based on financial need, make up just under half of all Stafford loans, which are the federal government's largest pool of student loans. Students who borrow the maximum amount of subsidized loans, $23,000, and take six years to graduate would owe $5,000 more by graduation and $9,000 after a 20-year repayment period, said Pauline Abernathy, vice president of the Institute for College Access and Success.
"We certainly hope this will not be considered," Abernathy said. "It merely is shifting the debt from the federal government to the next generation of Americans."
Um... who do you think is going to be paying the "government" debt, if not the next generation of Americans? What this plan would do is shift the debt burden away from taxpayers and onto the people who actually benefit most from the education: the students. Why to educators hate the idea? Because they won't be able to charge as much for their product if their customers are not subsidized by taxpayers.
Who Owns Pictures Taken By a Monkey?
Monkey "borrows" photographer's camera and takes pictures.
After three days of hanging out with some crested black macaques in Indonesia, photographer David Slater walked away from his camera tripod for a minute and one of the monkeys started playing around with the equipment. Eventually he hit the button, and the monkeys all enjoyed the noise so much that he kept hitting it. Slater said the monkey had taken "hundreds" of pictures by the time he got his camera back. Probably most were no good (neither are most of mine), but there were also some utterly hilarious self-portraits like this one. ...
A monkey takes an image ...
....but gets no credit?
... but a human takes the credit. How does that work?
Don't worry, there's a lengthy legal analysis in a later post at Lowering the Bar.
(HT: The Legal Satyricon.)
Understanding McConnell's Debt Limit Plan
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's debt limit plan is convoluted. Some conservatives have argued that it is a surrender of the debt limit issue, but I don't think that's the right way to look at the plan. The plan is primarily a political device. First, let's look at the details.
In one sign that top leaders worry they won't reach a deal in time, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R., Ky.) unveiled a proposal that would allow President Barack Obama to raise on his own the federal borrowing limit by $2.4 trillion in three installments before the end of 2012, unless two-thirds of Congress votes to block it.
Because Mr. Obama would have to lift the debt ceiling, it could place any political fallout on him for doing so. But Republican conservatives protested that Mr. McConnell's plan would give up the leverage the GOP has to force the White House to approve government spending cuts in return for a debt-ceiling increase.
There are many implications to this plan.
President Obama could increase the debt without cutting any spending if he wanted to. There's no way that a veto-proof majority of Congress would vote to block the increases.
Every Republican could vote against debt limit increases three times.
Most Democrats would have to vote for debt limit increases three times, potentially paired with zero spending cuts.
Every Republican in Congress and every Democrat senator up for election in 2012 could pin the blame for the increased debt on the President.
McConnell's debt limit plan isn't primarily designed to reduce spending -- it is a political plan aimed at scoring points for the 2012 election.
Pejman Yousefzadeh thinks the plan in unconstitutional.
Jennifer Rubin calls it a pincer movement intended to show the the world that the only one who can prevent the debt limit from being raised is President Obama.
What is "the rule of law"? Megan McArdle has a concise definition:
The rule of law is not where you have trials; the rule of law is where the government cannot use prosecution to eliminate alternative centers of power, because there's no way for the government to get a conviction.
Companies Flee California
Companies are fleeing California in droves, but don't worry, the state is creating yet another government agency to study the matter!
Later this year, California will set up a new agency that will serve as a focal point for economic development and job creation, [Lieutenant Governor Gavin Newsom] said. Among its goals will be to reverse the perception that California is business-unfriendly.
Yeah, the real problem is the perception of unfriendliness, not actual unfriendliness! Those corporations are so dumb and misguided... I'm sure the new agency will set them straight.
Stock Up: Bacon Prices Poised to Skyrocket
The economic crisis is really about to hit home: bacon prices are about to skyrocket.
The global debt crisis has sparked riots in Greece and elsewhere in Europe, but while you were watching the mayhem on TV, you might not have noticed that there's a riot brewing at your kitchen table.
Bacon prices are expected to soar this summer -- just in time for peak BLT (bacon lettuce and tomato sandwich) season. ...
But this year, just as the U.S. is worrying about its own debt crisis and a possible "double-dip" recession, the price of bacon --that sizzling, smoky comfort food we most need during tough times -- is expected to surge. The price of pork bellies, which is where bacon comes from, jumped to more than $130 per hundredweight (100 pounds), and some analysts suggest it's going to top last August's level of $150.
(HT: Instapundit and his strategic bacon reserve.)
Perspectives From Inside Syria
A riveting and disturbing conversation with two Syrians who escaped the ongoing massacre. They say that there is no possibility of a peaceful resolution.
One of his torturers was a kid of about 15, who while kicking him screamed, "Assad is your God! How dare you!" He said this to point out the culture among the security forces and the absolute impossibility of "peaceful reform"--the depravity was too institutionalized. Reform of the kind international observers kept calling for, he thought, was now beyond imagination. "For the Alawites, this is existential--they crush these demonstrations or they die."
I said to him that this seemed to me an accurate perception. I could not imagine the Alawites would not be slaughtered to the last man if they lost control now. He basically agreed. "I don't want this and don't think it's right"--he wanted to be very clear about this--but he thought I was realistic in saying it. "There will be massacres. They've killed people's sons, they've raped their wives. After that, all someone lives for is to kill a thousand people."
Pray for Syria, but not for peace. Sometimes fighting is the right answer.
Thorne-Zytkow Object: Neutron Star Inside a Red Giant
What's more awesome than neutron stars and red giants? Neutron stars inside red giants!
A Thorne-Zytkow Object is the end result of a merger between a Neutron Star and an O-Star (Red Giant). The two stars begin as a binary star system, and then the Neutron star (>1.4 solar masses) falls into the Red Giant (10-15 solar masses). This may seem strange that a star could fall into another star, but when we exam the densities, it doesn't seem so strange at all. The Neutron star is extremely dense because it is made exclusively of Neutrons. It has a similar demsity of an atomic nucleus. A single tablespoon of it is comparable to a fraight train filled with bricks. The Red Giant on the otherhand is very large, and so its mass is distributed over a greater volume, making for a much less dense object. A Red Giant has a density comparable to that of water. If it is easier, imagine the merger between a Neutron star and a Red Giant as being a rock sinking in water. In this process however it takes 1,000 years to get to the core and one month to get inside the core. The motion of the neutron star within the envelope of the red giant is on the order of Mach 3-1.4. TZOs are usually understood as a neutron star within the core of a red supergiant with the radii of several AU, a low temerpature, and a luminosity of order 10^5 solar luminosity units.
It is believed that the TZOs are formed at at a rate of 1/500 years to 1/1000 years per 10^11 solar mass Milky-way-like galaxy. This means that more than 30 TZOs could be formed per year within a 30 Mpc radius.
There are generally two possible outcomes of a neutron star sinking into the depths of a red giant. It will either become a supernova or a TZO.
That's a heavy meal.
Understanding e and Natural Logarithms
BetterExplained.com has a great explanation of e, exponential functions, and natural logarithms. Very intuitive and not too mathy!
Jonathan Rauch Is An Idiot
Hey, Jonathan Rauch, you're already a master-blogger! Despite your idiotic disdain for the medium you have written a post so insipid, pretentious, and provocative that it's sure to get a zillion hits.
Well, I'm blogging. Those who know me will know I have a pretty bad attitude about the blogosphere.
Well, seeing as how I'd never heard of you, I've only just now learned about your bad attitude. Blogs are so informative!
I've done my share of blogging over at the Independent Gay Forum,
A link to your blog right at the top of your first paragraph? How gauche! And congrats on being gay. Although I don't mention it often, I'm straight.
but my mild, moderate, think-it-through-and-get-it-right style doesn't mesh well with blogosphere culture,
Which explains your bad attitude. It must be frustrating to be so unappreciated despite your obvious mildness, moderateness, and rightness.
with blogosphere culture, which seems more to resemble, say, Roman gladiatorial entertainment, only without the subtlety.
Wait, was that subtlety right there? Were you being subtle?! Wow, I almost missed it. How autological of you.
Plus...I'm not getting paid. That's good for you, but it's not so good for me.
My blog is pretty paltry, but I get paid from ads. You can bet that Andrew Sullivan, where you're guest-blogging, is making a ton of money from his blog. And hey, you managed to include a link to your gay forum right up at the top, so dare I infer that you make money from it somehow? If not, that's not a flaw with the medium, it sounds like a personal problem.
Or for reporting. Or for journalism. And don't even get me started on commenters.
Ok, so, maybe we should prevent technology and culture from changing so as to protect what you think is good for "reporting" and "journalism"? Let's do it!
And is that just sloppy writing, or are you suggesting that commenters should be getting paid?
(HT: Megan McArdle.)
Space Shuttle Program: $196 billion
Apollo Program: $25 billion (1973 dollars)
Interstate Highway System: $119 billion
Troubled Asset Relief Program: $365 billion not paid back
Federal Reserve liquidity efforts: $1,500 billion
Stimulus programs: $577 billion
AIG bailout: $127 billion
FDIC takeovers: $45 billion
Other bank bailouts: $366 billion
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bailouts: $110 billion
July 9, 2011 11:58 PM | Comments (
We Need More "Bad" Jobs
More "good" jobs would be nice, but what America really needs is more "bad" jobs.
Think of the path to successful middle class living as a ladder; the lower rungs on that ladder are not nice places to be, but if those rungs don't exist, nobody can climb. When politicians talk about creating jobs, they always talk about creating "good" jobs. That is all very well, but unless there are bad jobs and lots of them, people in the inner cities will have a hard time getting on the ladder at all, much less climbing into the middle class.
Many sensitive and idealistic people in our society work very hard to keep from connecting these dots and admitting to themselves that bad jobs are something we need. Quacks abound promising us alternatives ("green jobs" is the latest fashionable delusion), but ugly problems rarely have pretty solutions. We need entry level jobs that will get people into the workforce, and we need ways that they can learn useful skills at affordable prices that will help them climb the ladder and move on.
To get these jobs, we have to change the way our cities work. Essentially, we have created urban environments in which the kind of enterprises that often hire the poor -- low margin, poorly capitalized, noisy, smelly, dirty, informally managed without a long paper trail -- can't exist. The kind of metal bashing repair shops that fill the cities of the developing world are almost impossible to operate here. Plumbers, carpenters, electricians, pushcart vendors and day care operators need licenses; construction work has to comply with elaborate guidelines and city bureaucracies disgorge the required permits slowly and reluctantly.
We've created cities that can only accommodate the wealthy and have no use for the poor.
July 8, 2011 11:18 AM | Comments (
Obedient Wives Club
I have absolutely no comment on the Obedient Wives Club.
The Obedient Wives Club (OWC), which has chapters in Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore and intends to open in London and Paris later this year, says it intends to curb various social problems, including prostitution and gambling, by showing Muslim wives how to "be submissive and keep their spouses happy in the bedroom". This, in turn, would lead to more harmonious marriages and societies, it says. ...
The OWC, which launched in Jordan this year, opened a branch in Malaysia last month and in Indonesia last week. In Malaysia, it caused a furore when its international vice-president, Rohaya Mohamad, declared that, by becoming a "good whore ... to your husband" and serving him "better than a first-class prostitute", women could help "curb social ills like prostitution, domestic violence, human trafficking and abandoned babies" - all of which she attributed to unfulfilled sexual needs.
July 8, 2011 9:57 AM | Comments (
The Federal Budget Only Goes Up
Larry Kudlow explains that year-over-year the federal budget only goes up.
Think of it this way: You're out car shopping and thinking about buying a $100,000 Mercedes. That's your target. But then you decide to forego the Mercedes and opt for a $20,000 Chevy instead. Well, guess what? Congress would score that as an $80,000 budget cut. Huh? We all know that it's actually a $20,000 budget increase.
Let's be honest here. This budgetary game remains one big taxpayer scam. Look, I used to work in the federal budget office. I know the game.
Here's yet another scam: Big budget deals say they "cut" (there's that word again) a couple of trillion dollars over ten years. But most of it is targeted for the last couple of years, as in years eight, nine, and ten. So basically it'll never happen. It's four or five Congresses from now. Laws change. Deals are broken.
I, for one, was surprised to see that the rate of growth in the out-years of Ryan's budget was exactly the same as the rate of growth in Obama's budget.
July 7, 2011 4:29 PM | Comments (
Pollution Protects Us From Global Warming
Pollution is terrible! No wait, pollution prevents global warming! Yay pollution!
Smoke belching from Asia's rapidly growing economies is largely responsible for a halt in global warming in the decade after 1998 because of sulphur's cooling effect, even though greenhouse gas emissions soared, a U.S. study said on Monday.
The paper raised the prospect of more rapid, pent-up climate change when emerging economies eventually crack down on pollution.
World temperatures did not rise from 1998 to 2008, while manmade emissions of carbon dioxide from burning fossil fuel grew by nearly a third, various data show.
But... why would emerging economies "eventually crack down on pollution" when that pollution is the only thing standing between humanity and GLOBAL WARMING? Shouldn't the anti-warmists now be promoting the use of fossil fuels to protect our fragile environment?
The study said that the halt in warming had fueled doubts about anthropogenic climate change, where scientists say manmade greenhouse gas emissions are heating the Earth.
There was doubt because... y'know... there wasn't any warming.
"It has been unclear why global surface temperatures did not rise between 1998 and 2008," said the study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States.
But now it's completely clear!
Sulphur aerosols may remain in the atmosphere for several years, meaning their cooling effect will gradually abate once smokestack industries clean up.
Which they'll do why? Coal is cheap, plentiful, and it protects us from global warming! All hail coal!
Other climate scientists broadly supported Monday's study, stressing that over longer time periods rising greenhouse gas emissions would over-ride cooling factors.
"Long term warming will continue unless emissions are reduced," said Peter Stott, head of climate monitoring at Britain's Met Office.
Long term? Wasn't global warming supposed to heat up the earth by like one degree over the next century? If we're talking about longer term than that, it's hard to be worried. Burn more coal.
(HT: NC, RC.)
« June 2011 | Main Index | Archives | August 2011 »
This page is an archive of entries from July 2011 listed from newest to oldest.
June 2011 is the previous archive.
August 2011 is the next archive.


Materials 14 fat quarters of medium to dark-value blue prints 14 fat quarters of light-value cream and pale beige prints 2m (2 1/4yd) border print 2.7m (3yd) backing fabric – or make a pieced back from the leftover fat quarters 156cm x 171cm (62in x 68in) piece of batting Neutral-coloured cotton thread for piecing Rotary cutter, ruler and mat Sewing machine with walking foot and 1/4in foot General sewing supplies Note: Please read the instructions before you start this project. The braid strips are rotary cut and machine pieced and the border is mitred. Use a 1/4in seam allowance throughout the project and 100% cotton fabric 112cm (44in) wide. Cutting All strips are cut from the fabric width unless stated otherwise. From each of the 14 blue print fat quarters, cut: – five 2in strips, then crosscut three 6 1/2in strips – a total of 15 strips of each colour From each of the 14 light-value prints, cut: – five 2in strips, then crosscut three 6 1/2in strips – a total of 15 strips of each colour From the length of the border print, cut: – four 5in strips. From six of the blue print fat quarters, cut: – 13, 2 1/4in strips for the binding.
Making a braid – make seven Stitch a blue 2in x 6 1/2in strip to the end of a light-value strip, as shown in diagram 1. Then sew a blue strip as shown in diagram 2. Continue adding the strips at random on alternate sides, matching the top edge of one side to the new strip being added as shown in diagram 3, until there are 30 blue strips.
Make another three strips using the same process, then make a further three braid strips beginning with a light-coloured strip joining a blue strip – alternating the first strip will make the braids easier to assemble. Press the braid carefully as it will tend to stretch, then trim it at each end and down the sides with a rotary cutter and ruler, see diagram 4.
Quilt assembly Lay out the braids side by side. When you are happy with the placement, pin them together at every four seam intersections then stitch them together in rows. Press the quilt top. Mitred border Pin-mark the centre of two 5in border strips and the sides of the quilt top then pin the strips to the quilt top – there will be extra border fabric at each end. Machine stitch the border in place, starting and finishing 1/4in in from the edge of the quilt top, see diagram 5. Sew the other two border strips to the remaining sides of the quilt top the same way.
Press the seams outwards then lay the quilt top right side up on the ironing board then at one corner, place one border under the adjacent one then fold the upper border strip at 45 degrees from the corner. Press it to make a sharp crease then pin the two border strips together along the crease to make the mitre, see diagram 6. Stitch along the crease, starting from the corner and sewing outwards. Press the seam open. When you're happy with the seam, trim it to 1/4in. Mitre the remaining corners using the same process. Backing Join the leftover fabric from the fat quarters to make a backing piece at least 64in x 70in. Or, if you are using one piece of fabric cut a 70in length, cut off the selvedges, then cut the remaining 38in piece in half lengthwise, then stitch the two short ends together. Sew this to longer edge of the 70 piece. Press the seams open. Basting Lay out the backing fabric face down on a hard surface, place the batting over the top then the quilt top right side up. Baste the layers together with safety pins, about 3in apart. Quilting Marianne machine-quilted a free-motion design of meandering loops. Binding Trim the ends of the binding strips at 45 degrees, then sew them end to end and press the seams open. Fold the binding strip in half lengthwise with the wrong sides together. Machine-stitch the binding to the edge of the quilt with a 1/4in seam, aligning the raw edges of the binding and the second border and mitring the corners as you sew. Trim the backing and batting 1/4in past the edge of the quilt top, then turn the binding to the back of the quilt and slip-stitch it in place in matching blue thread. Label your quilt with your name, the date and other relevant information.


I listen to Tool probably too much, but this is my current favorite song of any at the moment. I relate it to myself, opening myself, exploring. Learning that there is a possibility of things lying dormant within me.
Posted on January 19, 2012, in Music and tagged introspection, music, tool. Bookmark the permalink.	Leave a comment.


text:
Southern Gardens Citrus
Economic Engine
Charitable Forms
Harvesting Practices
The People of U.S. Sugar
U.S. Sugar Kids
The Everglades
U.S. Sugar Privacy Policy
info@ussugar.com
111 Ponce de Leon Ave., Clewiston, FL 33440
© 2021 U.S. Sugar
Tag: radishes
Ten Interesting Things About U.S. Sugar I Learned This Harvest Season
Posted on June 28, 2022 July 27, 2022 by Ryan Duffy
Recently, the people of U.S. Sugar, our farmers and our 34 independent growers finished the Company's 90th consecutive harvest. Every year I'm with the company, I am even more amazed at the new and interesting things I learn. This past year was no exception. And I want to share my "on the job" learning experience through my time hosting tours, gathering content for our social media channels and interacting with my co-workers.
Here's ten of the most interesting things I learned about U.S. Sugar:
Our farmers are using technology similar to Uber to increase sustainability and efficiency in the sugarcane harvest. A few years ago, we began developing/implementing a technology using location-based beacon solutions to link tractors hauling wagons to cane harvesters waiting in the field. The technology has helped reduce the distance traveled and wait times, which decreases fuel use and increases overall harvest efficiency.
It sometimes get extremely cold in South Florida, and that's not a good thing for farming. In late January, we experienced two consecutive nights of below-freezing temperatures in our farming region. The first night, it was windy enough to keep the frost/freeze from settling on much of the crop. Unfortunately, the wind died down the second night, and we experienced major negative impacts including widespread freeze-burned cane and damaged vegetables. Farms south of Lake Okeechobee generally enjoy favorable weather year-round, but the freeze this year was the worst in more than a decade.
Area Manager Rusty Hyslope surveys freeze damage to a field of green beans on the morning after one of the worst freezes in South Florida in over a decade.
We hire many graduates from Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College in Georgia. I am an alumnus of Florida State University (Go Noles!) and I work with quite a few Gators, Hurricanes, UCF Knights and FGCU Eagles, but ABAC in Tifton, GA is one of the schools that seems to produce the most U.S. Sugar employees. Many employees in our agriculture department are from ABAC, working in everything from production supervision, and harvest technology implementation to research & development. In May, we hosted faculty from ABAC and the tour was led entirely by our ABAC graduates and current interns.
Production Supervisor Jarad Plair (ABAC alum) and Communications Director Ryan Duffy discuss U.S. Sugar's state-of-the-art harvesting technology with ABAC faculty members during May tour.
Our internal railroad system keeps 2,000 tractor-trailers off the road every day. U.S. Sugar is unique in that we transport all of our sugarcane from our fields to the mill via private railroad–nonstop during the harvest season (from October to May). One railcar can haul up to 40,000 tons of sugarcane, or the equivalent of two tractor trailers. Fewer trucks on the road means less congestion in our communities and reduced fuel consumption and less greenhouse gas emissions.
U.S. Sugar grows a whole lot more than sugarcane. This past year, U.S. Sugar and our family of farmers grew more than a dozen different types of fruit and vegetables. Our company grows green beans and sweet corn in rotation with sugarcane, and our 34 independent farmers grow many other food crops such as such as citrus, kale, radishes, romaine lettuce, rice, celery and many other crops. All of this produce is packaged locally in the Glades, shipped and sold in the produce sections of grocery stores throughout the Eastern Seaboard every winter and spring. We help feed up to 180 million Americans every year!
Clean water is an important part of our business. The Everglades Agricultural Area (EAA for short), where many of our farms are located, is the only farming area in the United States with a requirement to reduce phosphorus by 25 percent annually. Our farmers along with other growers in the EAA have shattered that target by achieving a 55 percent annual average reduction over the past 26 years. It's a major source of pride for our farmers, who are on the front lines of Everglades restoration in our state's efforts to send cleaner water to the River of Grass.
We host thousands of people on Raisin' Cane tours of our farms every year. One of the best ways to teach people about agriculture is to get them out on our farms and show them what we do. This past year, we had approximately 6,000 people from coastal regions and our own communities come to our farming region to learn about our sustainable agricultural practices and the food we produce. If you are interested in booking a future tour, please contact the Clewiston Chamber of Commerce.
U.S. Sugar is a family, and many family members work together. At both our factory and in our fields, U.S. Sugar employs many father-son or mother-daughter combinations. It's not uncommon to hear about employees who have worked with their parents and even grandparents as generations of families choose to work for the Company. Every year, our CEO Robert H. Buker, Jr. recognizes employees for their decades of service, including some that have worked for the company for 30, 40, and even 50 years!
U.S. Sugar has many superlatives when it comes to technology. Due to the size and scale of our farming operation, U.S. Sugar is home to the world's largest private mesh Wi-Fi network (which spans 200 square miles across our farms) and one of the largest fleets of connected John Deere tractors and harvesters anywhere. We are also one of the largest producers of data in all of American agriculture, and one of the largest users of auto steer GPS guidance on farms anywhere in the world. Precision agriculture plays an integral role in our ability to safely and reliably produce food in a sustainable way.
Bagasse has many uses outside of powering U.S. Sugar's factory. We have highlighted the sustainability of bagasse – sugarcane fiber – in powering our factory and providing surplus power for up to 25,000 homes annually, but it is increasingly used in making every day household products more affordable and environmentally friendly. Sugarcane is playing an important role in the plant-based product movement. You can now purchase everything from straws, to sandals and even LEGOs sustainably made from sugarcane-based materials.
After getting some much-needed rest this summer, our employees will be back hard at work as we begin our 91st harvest starting in October. We will be happy to share more interesting facts and information about our farming and processing operations. Make sure you're following U.S. Sugar on Twitter, Facebook and Tik Tok.
Posted in The U.S. Sugar BlogTagged ABAC, Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, citrus, clean water, Dane Eagle, green beans, harvest, Harvest Season, jarad plair, kale, Kevin Guthrie, radishes, Rusty Hyslope, ryan duffy, sugarcane, Sweet Corn
Sign up to receive our monthly newsletter 'The Scoop' and news updates from U.S. Sugar.


text:
10.11.2019 Fausar
Label: Capitol Records - 1C 062-81753 • Series: Masters Of Rock (3) • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation • Country: Spain • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock
So Lucious, Lately - Bonus Track For Japan - Nyr - Nyr (CD, Album), You Already Know - RZA - The RZA Presents Afro Samurai - Resurrection (Vinyl, LP), Waterfalls (Original - 1987) - Various - Untitled (Vinyl), Come On Home Girl - Steam - Steam (Vinyl, LP, Album), Bert Wilson & Art Tantrum - Magnetic Fields (CD, Album), Body And Soul - René Thomas - Guitar Genius (CD), Jetzt Ist Die Zeit - Charnell - Nr. 1 (Vinyl, LP, Album), Pangaea Flute, The Box (Philippe B Re-Construction Mix) - Various - Promo Pack N. 15 (CDr), Amar Haciendo El Amor - Celine Dion* - The Collectors Series Volume One (Cassette), Parte 1.a - Robert Browning - Il Pifferaio Di Hamelin (Vinyl), Stillness In Time (Vinyl Version) Shank Pony - Fire Engine Red (2) - 1530 (CD)
Nirisar says:
Find album release information for Masters of Rock - The Band on AllMusic.
Togore says:
Nov 24, · "Theme For The Scientist Of The Invisible" Masters Of Reality - Deluxe Edition available Dec. 11th on 2xLP & 2xCD Pre-order from Interpunk and get .
Gogal says:
"The Weight" is a classic song that everybody's heard, but every tune is good, and Music From Big Pink features some of the finest ensemble singing you will hear on a rock and roll record. It's great to have it all preserved on such an excellent CD reissue/5().
Tagor says:
Line up In progress. Go to homepage Masters of Rock. The biggest rock-metal event in the Czech republic. Metalfest Open Air - Pilsen. Festival in a beautiful setting of Lochotin amphitheatre. Winter Masters of Rock. Winter rendition of the Czech biggest metal festival. Masters of Rock .
Tujas says:
Jun 21, · Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group The Weight (Remastered) · The Band Music From Big Pink ℗ Capitol Records, LLC Released on: Producer: John Simon Studio Personnel.
Zulkisar says:
Featuring ten tracks taken from six of their first seven albums (not counting 's Before the Flood or 's The Basement Tapes, both with Bob Dylan), it featured two tracks from the first, second, third and seventh albums, one each from the fourth and fifth, rounded out by the single "Twilight".
Tukazahn says:
Vinyl edition of the Album The Weight. Comes in a lovely Gatefold on g Vinyl. Includes unlimited streaming of The Weight via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in .
The Band is the second studio album by the Band, released on September 22, It is also known as The Brown orehcasimarmararynguricepo.infoinfoing to Rob Bowman's liner notes for the reissue, The Band has been viewed as a concept album, with the songs focusing on people, places and traditions associated with an older version of Americana. Thus, the songs on this album draw on historic themes for "The Night.
Dusho says:
Song information for The Weight - The Band on AllMusic. Song information for The Weight - The Band on AllMusic AllMusic. New Releases Artist/Album Label The Band. Masters of Rock. EMI Music Distribution: The Band. The Best of the Band. Capitol / EMI Records: The Band. Anthology. Capitol:
Mera Vigliosa - Christian Delagrange - Christian Delagrange (CD, Album)
Whiskey In The Jar - Various - The Greenwich Village Folk Scene (CD)
Bless This House - Perry Como - Bless This House / The Rosary (Shellac)
I Cant Understand - Jimmy Rushing - Oh Love (CD)
Arashigore on The Weight - The Band - Masters Of Rock (Vinyl, LP)
https://gamfestkapocoularafmigetibnyoudis.co/ternkujolandchrysfoi/when-i-need-you-eddie-platt-and-the-contrasts-dance-one-vinyl-lp.php


We have a secure car park with CCTV security cameras, which is large enough and suitable for coaches.
We have a modern, undercover reception area with separate changing rooms and sports centre standard hot showers and flush toilets. Great if you're heading straight into town after a stag or hen party.
At Wild Park Derbyshire there are onsite laundry facilities to provide fresh clean kit for each activity.
We have free Wi-Fi at the reception area and conference room.
There is also a fully enclosed, purpose built log cabin which can accommodate up to 250 people. It has a fully functional kitchen, hot & cold running water, and modern flush toilets. This facility is next to our paintballing and laser tag game zones, and is perfect for chilling out between games.
Our modern air conditioned conference facility is designed to suit all requirements from team building exercises to conferences with seating for up to 100 delegates. The Derbyshire Conference Centre can also be used for a wide range of other events such as product launches, networking events and even board meetings.
Our highly trained and motivated staff are here to ensure you and your guests have the best possible experience.
We are constantly investing in our Paintball and Laser Tag Game Map zones to keep them fresh and exciting. This year has seen the 30 foot tower in Death Valley get a facelift and the arrival of 3 helicopters ready for a new game zone! Black Hawk Down??? watch this space!!
Our mature woodland games zones complement the streams, ponds, swamps, ravines and open arenas to make your day truly memorable. We encourage tactical manoeuvres to make full use of our Game Map zones rather than just blasting paint at each other.


The Hub,one of the student's favourite buildings on campus, won a prestigious award from the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) at the annual regional awards ceremony nearly two weeks ago.
The multifunctional building situated at the heart of the campus evoked positive comments from the judges on the event, who recognised it as the "well-deserved winner of a regional award".
The Hub offers space and opportunities for basically all kinds of activities students want to be involved with.You can spend your free time there, chatting with your friends in its cafes and restaurants, have fun in the clubbing area, watch films when the cinema is open and get involved with the various cultural events performed in it. You can go there at any time for a meal or a quick snack, or use one of the computers when those in the library are all occupied. The building also has Health/Wellbeing and Faith and Spirituality centres at disposal, so practically, students can go to The Hub in need for anything.