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Anger & Fear: The Way They Keep You Pointlessly Voting for President (Like Anything Will Ever Change)
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Hillary Clinton hires Monsanto lobbyist to run her campaign
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Iceland has dropped its bid to join the European Union, the Foreign Ministry in Reykjavik says. The announcement follows pledges...
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putrid  faith,  fetid hallway doom.
wanting for a dollar;  nothing four-fifty can't solve.
no  one knew where he came from.
on  a thursday  dawn so silent, the  dawn-birds flew  to the poplar trees.
so impossibly sad and happy and manic and fallen,  i fluttered  from the j.
jackson cooper  called on a payphone wet with tears and i followed.
"there's no home in these hills,"  and he was right.
a   bread-loaf covered in sin is no meal.
the soulful ones, blessed in dispicable madness and she told me so.
like  a bird-lung shriek and reckoning.
sweetest     grease  a city-boy would ever taste.
youthful,      empty  chest, open with no cover for st. christopher.
left that   broken toothed beauty  in shame.
i am a man now, more in looks than character, but mannish, a fool all the same.
one million steps  to sit  at the lighthouse and cry.
there is no home in these hills.
no echo in the call.
we are bountiful meal for the mouth of a quiet malice.


Before you fire up the software and start cranking out Web pages, take a step back from the process, and ask yourself what you're aiming at by designing this Web site. You can get help in answering that question by asking yourself five more questions. Just turn to journalism 101, and ask yourself the 5 basic W questions: Who, What, When, Where, and the all-important, Why.
For example, you might know Dreamweaver from top to bottom, but do you also know some of the other applications you might need to use, such as: Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, and Fireworks; just to name a few. If your knowledge of other essential applications is lacking, you might need to bring other experts into the mix. In addition, many Web designers can assemble Web pages with their eyes closed, but lack a fundamental understanding of how to load and manage the site out to the server. And what about marketing your site? Did you ever hear the expression, build it and they will come? Well, a lot of people built Web sites and nobody comes. Why? No one knew they existed. The question: Who is designing this site helps you focus not only on the end game, but who is going to help you get there.
You would be surprised (or maybe you wouldn't) how many people want to build a Web site, but have no clear goals as to what they want the site to accomplish (just talk to some of my clients). A Web site is about communication, plain and simple. For example my goal for this book is to teach you how to use Dreamweaver in a logical and creative way, plain and simple. We could say that the goal of our fictional Web site is to obtain more business, that's what most business sites are designed to do. However, we also want an element of the site devoted to pure and free information; maybe an area devoted to tips and tricks on taking good photographs. A Web site can have more than one goal, but it's important to define them at the get go. If you don't have any clearly defined goals for your site, how are you going to be able to tell if you're successful? When my dad would take us on one of his famous across-the-country vacations, my sister and I would be in the back seat singing the mantra of all children everywhere: Are we there yet? Without a good, well-defined set of goals, how are you ever going to know if you've arrived? Later we'll talk about how you monitor those goals; for now just set them. If you don't know, or understand, the ultimate goals of your site, then stop right now, and don't move forward until you can define them.
While this may seem trivial, I've known many a good Web designer who have gone out of business because they promised and never delivered. Since you'll be designing this site on your own, this question becomes even more important because it gives you a date to strive. Believe me it's very easy to let other considerations interfere with the completion of the site. And here's another good reason... in the business world a make or break for many is the holiday shopping season. From the end of November to the end of December many retailers make most of their money.
You believe that you can sell a lot of your photographs during this time of the year, so you plan for the site to be up and running for the holidays. But what does that really mean? In truth it means having the site up and running by August, at the latest. This gives the site time to be indexed by all the search engines, and it gives you time to iron out any possible kinks in the operation of the site. The worst thing you want to happen is to get the site up by mid November, and then discover that your shopping cart module is full of problems. Set a reasonable, reachable date, and then work toward that goal. Reasonable and reachable is obtained based on your knowledge of the site, its complexity, how long it will take you to do things, and how much time in the day you have to devote to the project.
How are you going to know what to put into your site unless you understand where your audience is coming from? By coming from, I don't mean their geographical location (although that can be important). When I design a Web site for a client, I want to get to know the people that will be visiting the site. In reality, that's not very practical. After all, you're not going to knock on the front door of each and every possible visitor, sit down with a cup of tea, and discuss his or her likes and dislikes.
What I'm looking for in the discovery phase is a general idea of who my visitors might be: What kind of people would buy my photos and videos? Once I've got a handle on the demographics of my audience, I can design the site around those parameters. For example, I would design a Web site for six-year olds much differently than a site for a major corporation such as: General Electric, or Williams-Sonoma. We'll talk more about how you'll accomplish this later in this chapter; however, it's important to understand your target audience.
While this may seem close to the goals for the site, it's simply a motivating tool. For example, the goal of the site is to increase my business, but in the end my goal is to share my photographic work with the world. It might also be security. For example, you work for someone else as a photographer in his or her studio, and because business is not that great, you feel that you could be in the unemployment queue before long. Your objective for designing this Web site is a personal goal you've had for years: To start you own business and become a photographer in your own rights.
Designing a Web site is not just about making money. You would be surprised how simply asking yourself the question: Why am I doing this, will motivate you to not only to get the job completed on time, but to do the absolute best job possible. Hey, this could just be your dream come true.


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Enjoying professional baseball in Philadelphia [Commentary]
By RANDY MCROBERTS and rmcroberts@theaegis.com
Apr 09, 2013 | 12:09 PM
Who is Kevin Frandsen? That's exactly the question I was asking myself and my wife Saturday night as we enjoyed a Major League Baseball game at Philadelphia's Citizens Bank Park.
As a longtime fan of the Kansas City Royals, I jumped at the chance to see them in action. I've been to a number of Royals games over the years, but this was a first in Philadelphia. I have seen the Royals in action in Baltimore, at both Camden Yards and Memorial Stadium, as well as one time in Kansas City.
Saturday night, though, was a first for myself and Rayma as neither of us had been to Philly to see Major League Baseball. Touring or a concert? Yes, but not baseball.
So, we arrived early, which allowed us to take a good look around the stadium. We had tickets, thanks to John Haffey, on the Hall of Fame Club Level, which may have spoiled us just a bit, but a pretty awesome night to say the least.
I know that park is newer and more updated than Baltimore's Camden Yards, but I think I like it a little better.
Anyway, it was nice to walk around the Hall of Fame Club Level and see all the people related to the Phillies or the Philadelphia area who are in the Hall of Fame. Some of the artifacts from long ago were neat to see. The history was also very cool.
It was a cool evening, but not a cold one and it was a good game of baseball.
The first few innings rolled along without either team making much noise on the offensive end. A fast game doesn't bother me a bit, but if there was going to be any scoring, then the game might slow down. And, eventually, there was scoring.
Speeding ahead to the final inning, the Royals were in good shape, leading, 3-1. Well, so we thought.
When the Royals closer came on and walked the first three batters, it was like a nightmare. He did, however, strike out the next two batters, giving me and the few other Royals fans I could see, a little hope.
Then came that dude, Frandsen. He entered the game as a pinch hitter and his stat line was 1-for-1, batting 1,000.00 with no RBIs. Rayma and I both thought, Hmmmmm.
Well, our Hmmmmm was right. Frandsen, who by the way, was born just days before I graduated from high school, whacked the first pitch he saw into the right-center gap. Do I need to write anymore?
A bases-clearing, game-winning double that sent Phillies fans into fanatics. How appropriate.
Hey, it's hard to watch your team give one away, but for you die hard Orioles fans, you know exactly what I'm talking about and the season is merely a week and a day old.
It's a long season and plenty of good baseball to see. If you get the chance to see a game in Philadelphia, take it. You don't have to root for the Phillies, but you might go home slightly disappointed.
Seriously, it was a wonderful time and we'd do it again, regardless of who is playing. We just like baseball, a lot.
I will now pat myself on the back for my picking of Louisville to win the NCAA Mens Basketball title. The score wasn't quite right and Syracuse wasn't the opponent, but the Cardinals are champions either way.

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Global Connections, Inc. (GCI) a well-known travel club fulfillment and service provider has been selected as a Finalist in four categories in the ARDA Awards program sponsored by the American Resort Development Association.
GCI won finalist honors for Logo Design (GCI 20th Anniversary), Employee Newsletter/Electronic Format (Global Observer) and two of its Social Media Campaigns: The Brackets Challenge and Shoot for the Stars.
The ARDA Awards Program is committed to recognizing the best nominees submitted in categories that include overall professional excellence, outstanding accomplishment in sales and marketing, product design and advertising. The ARDY winners will be announced at ARDA World 2017 in New Orleans in March. The national trade association representing the vacation ownership and resort development industries promotes the growth of the shared ownership industry in a variety of ways. Each year independent judges review hundreds of entries to select top contributors and accomplishments.
Now in its 20th year of operation, GCI employs over 150 professionals at its corporate office in Overland Park, KS and three member fulfillment and property management offices in Clearwater, FL, Orlando, FL and Myrtle Beach, SC. Global Connections' travel club Global Discovery Vacations is marketed and sold through independent sales distributorships located in cities across the United States. GCI has been an active member of ARDA for 17 years.


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Rapama Rehabeam Kamehozu (* 11. September 1948 in Okatokoveru, Südwestafrika; † 23. März 2013 in Windhoek) war ein namibischer Politiker der SWAPO, Regional-Gouverneur und Bürgermeister.

Lebensweg
Kamehozu wurde als Kind von Rehabeam Uazukuani und Maria Kamehozu geboren und wuchs in Grootfontein auf. 1965 machte er seinen Schulabschluss am Augustineum. 1987 bis 1989 studierte Kamehozu am Ruskin College im Vereinigten Königreich auf Lehramt.

1977 heiratete Kamehozu in Lüderitz. Zwei Jahre später wurde er im Rahmen der Apartheidgesetze festgenommen und war 14 Monate in Gobabis inhaftiert.

Von 1990 bis 1992 war er Regionalkommissar der Region North Central. Von 2004 bis 2010 leitete Kamehozu als Bürgermeister die Stadt Grootfontein. Anschließend führte er bis 2012 unter Staatspräsident Hifikepunye Pohamba die Region Otjozondjupa als Gouverneur, eher bis zu seinem Tod 2013 Gouverneur der Region Omaheke war.

Kamehozu starb 2013 in Windhoek an Krebs. Er hinterließ seine Ehefrau und sechs Kinder.

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Einzelnachweise

Gouverneur (Omaheke)
Grootfontein
Bürgermeister (Namibia)
Gouverneur (Otjozondjupa)
SWAPO-Mitglied
Namibier
Geboren 1948
Gestorben 2013
Mann
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Baronowie Burghersh 1. kreacji (parostwo Anglii)
 1303–1306: Robert de Burghersh, 1. baron Burghersh

Baronowie Burghersh 2. kreacji (parostwo Anglii)
 1329–1355: Bartholomew de Burghersh, 1. baron Burghersh
 1355–1369: Bartholomew de Burghersh, 2. baron Burghersh
 1369–1409: Elizabeth de Burghersh, 3. baronowa Burghersh

Baronowie Burghersh 3. kreacji (parostwo Anglii)
 1624–1629: Francis Fane, 1. hrabia Westmorland
następni baronowie Burghersh, patrz: hrabia Westmorland

Burghersh, Baron


It seems as if the start of every new year also brings along with it the announcement of new cuts being made from our state's public colleges and universities.
Whether the cuts are large or small — depending on what each university has to cut — the public schools in Louisiana are facing a daunting challenge from the University of Louisiana System when it comes to their funding.
Recently, the Ruston chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI Ruston) was awarded a $1,500 grant from the NAMI national headquarters in Arlington, Va.
This is about the time when I'll receive a call from a concerned citizen about finding an abandoned baby deer that the mother has obviously deserted or else the mother has met with an untimely fate.
Seeing no other deer around, the caller will report doing something that on the surface seems to be a noble deed. The fawn was picked up — they're easy to handle when newborn — placed in a protective pen and the caller wants to know what they should do next. What should they feed the little fellow; how can they keep it as a pet; do fawns actually make good pets.
Dear EarthTalk: I'd like to have a garden that encourages bees and butterflies. What's the best approach?
Attracting bees and butterflies to a garden is a noble pursuit indeed, given that we all depend on these species and others (beetles, wasps, flies, hummingbirds, etc.) to pollinate the plants that provide us with so much of our food, shelter and other necessities of life.
During the past two weeks, I have seen Christmas Spirit poured out on DART from all over this community. I have watched as so many different people and groups stepped out to support families they had never even met before.
The Lady Techsters Basketball Team donated five basketballs autographed by the players. Boys and Girls Club brought us some extra gifts they had received, for our children.
The HELP Agency sent along food and toys that they wanted to share. Cook Baptist Church made candy packets and bagged them up for our families.


Luann Dagenais, to principal secretary II (4A) in Academic Information Services.
Sandra Dagenais, to building and grounds attendant in Plant Operations.
Eric Johnson, to Web content manager (AP-4) in Communications and Marketing.


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re:last night, Follow-up to Murakami Music
re: last night
Thursday, February 26 at 7:00 p.m.
Korean Cultural Service – 460 Park Avenue, #601 (between 57th and 58th Streets)
Admission: Free (RSVP required)
As part of the Open Stage 2015 Season at the Korean Cultural Service New York, re: last night, performed by pianist Eunbi Kim, is a program of classical and contemporary solo piano works. Inspired by the email subject line "re: last night" on a crowded NYC subway, the program is influenced by dreams and delirium. re: last night celebrates these states of "in-between-ness" through a program of left-field music inspired by night and late-night conversations.
This program includes contemporary jazz-influenced works from Fred Hersch, William Albright, Nikolai Kapustin, Toby Twining, and the New York premiere of a commissioned work for piano and recorded voices by eminent composer Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR), who also serves as director for this thought-provoking performance.
"Nighttime is ripe with possibilities, along with fears, regrets, and desire," says Kim. "The surreal region betwixt our waking and our dreaming, our present and our future, between the person we present to others and the person we might actually be."
This performance is the second in a series that follows her evening at the Kennedy Center's Millennium Stage in Washington, DC, on Valentine's Day.
"In DBR's piece, I talk about growing up as the only Asian student in my class for six years," says Kim. "My parents worked extremely hard as is similar to most immigrant stories: My dad first washed dishes, and my mother worked as a waitress for over ten years. There were years of poverty when my mom had to sell her wedding jewelry, and sometimes there wasn't enough food. But in DBR's piece, I reflect on all those early years almost as if they were a dream since I wasn't aware of any of it as a child and recall my childhood as the happiest time of my life because of all the special things my parents did for me. This piece reflects on the struggles that a lot of immigrant parents go through and how the next generation can honor them and also forgive them for any shortcomings."
Kim was born in Seoul, South Korea, and immigrated to the US with her parents when she was 2. She was raised in Maryland and currently resides in New York City, where she received her Masters at Manhattan School of Music. She recently performed her Murakami Music program, her homage to the musical references found in the works of prolific Japanese writer Haruki Murakami, at Symphony Space, Asia Society Texas Center, Georgetown University, and was featured in a special documentary produced by NHK, Japan's public broadcasting organization.
DBR's acclaimed work as a composer and performer spans more than two decades, and has been commissioned by venerable artists and institutions worldwide. Touted by The New York Times for being "about as omnivorous as a contemporary artist gets," DBR is perhaps the only composer whose collaborations traverse the worlds of Philip Glass, Bill T. Jones, Savion Glover and Lady Gaga. Known for his signature violin sounds infused with a myriad of electronic and urban music influences, DBR takes his genre-bending music beyond the proscenium. He has been nominated for an EMMY for Outstanding Musical Composition for his work with ESPN; featured as keynote performer at technology conferences; and written large scale, site-specific music for public parks. DBR's made his Carnegie Hall debut in 2000 with the American Composers Orchestra performing his Harlem Essay for Orchestra, a Whitaker commission.
To RSVP to re:last night, please visit the Korean Cultural Service's website.
Susan February 24, 2015 DBR, Eunbi Kim, Haruki Murakami, Korean Cultural Services, Murakami Music, NYC
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Q: Add detail row using Entity Framework I have a master table - Question, and detail table - Answer. A question can have multiple answers. What is the right way to insert an answer using Entity Framework?
[Table("question")]
public class Question
{
    [Key]
    [Column("idquestion")]
    public int Id { get; set; }

    [Column("name")]
    public string Name { get; set; }

    [Column("locked")]
    public bool Locked { get; set; }

    [Column("answered")]
    public bool Answered { get; set; }

    [Column("skipped")]
    public bool Skipped { get; set; }

    [Column("skipped_emails")]
    public string SkippedEmails { get; set; }

    [Column("idspecialty")]
    public int? SpecialtyId { get; set; }

    public virtual ICollection<Answer> Answers { get; set; }
}

Answer table:
 [Table("answer")]
public class Answer
{
    [Key]
    [Column("idanswer")]
    public int Id { get; set; }

    [Column("name")]
    public string Name { get; set; }

    [Column("answered_by")]
    public string AnsweredBy { get; set; }

    [Column("answered_on")]
    public DateTime? AnsweredOn { get; set; }

    [Column("idquestion")]
    [ForeignKey("Question")]
    public int QuestionId { get; set; }

    public Question Question { get; set; }
}

My code to insert rows to answer table does not work:
using(var context = new QnAContext())
        {
            var answer = new Answer();
            answer.Name = tbAnswer.Text;
            answer.AnsweredBy = this.User.Identity.Name;
            answer.AnsweredOn = DateTime.Now;

            int questionId = int.Parse(hdnQuestion.Value);
            var question = context.Questions.SingleOrDefault(q => q.Id == questionId);
            if(question!=null)
            {
                question.SpecialtyId = int.Parse(ddlSpecialty.SelectedItem.Value);
                question.Answered = true;
                answer.Question = question;
            }

            context.SaveChanges();
        }

A: Replace answer.Question = question; with question.Answers.Add(answer); and make sure to put .Include(q => q.Answers) on the Questions collection coming off the context, i.e.:
int questionId = int.Parse(hdnQuestion.Value);

var answer = new Answer
{
    Name = tbAnswer.Text,
    AnsweredBy = this.User.Identity.Name,
    AnsweredOn = DateTime.Now
};

using(var context = new QnAContext())
{
    for (var question in context.Questions
                                .Include(q => q.Answers)
                                .Where(q => q.Id == questionId))
    {
        question.SpecialtyId = int.Parse(ddlSpecialty.SelectedItem.Value);
        question.Answered = true;
        question.Answers.Add(answer);
    }

    context.SaveChanges();
}

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Q: Maximum number of dimensions in a Java array Out of curiosity, how many dimensions of an array can you have in Java?

A: The Java language does not limit the number of dimensions, but the Java VM spec limits the number of dimensions to 255.
For example, the following code will fail to compile:
class Main {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        final int[][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
                 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][]
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                 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] x;
    }
}

with error:
1.java:18: error: array type has too many dimensions
                 [][][][][][][][][][][][][][][][] x;
                                                  ^
1 error

(Ref: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se8/html/jvms-4.html#jvms-4.4.1 "An array type descriptor is valid only if it represents 255 or fewer dimensions.")

A: Small experiment shows, that 255 dimensions is maximum. 256 causes compilation error;
The screenshot

A: Strictly speaking about
 Maximum number of dimensions in a Java array

is only one dimensional array is possible in java. because under the hood java treat multidimensional arrays as array of arrays.
Proof of concept: http://www.willamette.edu/~gorr/classes/cs231/lectures/chapter9/arrays2d.htm
that's why its possible to have ragged arrays in Java as well!


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Paleofluid-flow circulation within a Triassic rift basin: Evidence from oil inclusions and thermal histories
Hsin Yi Tseng, R. C. Burruss, Tullis C. Onstott, Gomaa Omar
Princeton Environmental Institute
Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials
The migration of subsurface fluid flow within continental rift basins has been increasingly recognized to significantly affect the thermal history of sediments and petroleum formation. To gain insight into these paleofluid flow effects, the thermal history of the Taylorsville basin in Virginia was reconstructed from fluid-inclusion studies, apatite fission-track data, and vitrinite reflectance data. Models of thermal history indicate that the basin was buried to the thermal maximum at 200 Ma; a cooling event followed during which the eastern side of the basin cooled earlier and faster than the western side, suggesting that there was a differential uplift and topographically driven fluid flow. This hypothesis is supported by analyses of secondary oil and aqueous inclusions trapped in calcite and quartz veins during the uplift stage. Gas chromatograms of inclusion oils exhibit variable but extensive depletion of light molecular-weight hydrocarbons. The relative abundance of n-alkanes, petrographic observations, and the geological data indicate that the alteration process on these inclusion oils was probably neither phase separation nor biodegradation, but water washing. Water:oil ratios necessary to produce the observed alteration are much greater than 10000:1. These exceedingly high ratios are consistent with the migration of inclusion oils along with fluid flow during the early stages of basin evolution. The results provide significant evidence about the role of a subsurface flow system in modifying the temperature structure of the basin and the composition of petroleum generated within the basin.
Bulletin of the Geological Society of America
https://doi.org/10.1130/0016-7606(1999)111<0275:PFCWAT>2.3.CO;2
10.1130/0016-7606(1999)111<0275:PFCWAT>2.3.CO;2
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Tseng, H. Y., Burruss, R. C., Onstott, T. C., & Omar, G. (1999). Paleofluid-flow circulation within a Triassic rift basin: Evidence from oil inclusions and thermal histories. Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, 111(2), 275-290. https://doi.org/10.1130/0016-7606(1999)111<0275:PFCWAT>2.3.CO;2
Tseng, Hsin Yi ; Burruss, R. C. ; Onstott, Tullis C. ; Omar, Gomaa. / Paleofluid-flow circulation within a Triassic rift basin : Evidence from oil inclusions and thermal histories. In: Bulletin of the Geological Society of America. 1999 ; Vol. 111, No. 2. pp. 275-290.
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– Glad keyboard turned up. Was it in Tommy's back pocket on its way to ebay?
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APC Heavyweight Politician Who Has Allegedly Been Paralyzed Finally Returns Home
Abu Sorie
The ruling All People's Congress (APC) political heavyweight, Hon. Usman Boie Kamara (in photo), who is Minister of Trade and Industry, will jet into Freetown today after him having spent several months abroad on medical leave, Sierra Express Media can authoritatively reveal.
Sources in London where the Minister of Trade and Industry was on medical leave for several months, say he is fully recuperated and charged with renewed energy to serve the state.
It could be recalled that a few weeks after Mr. Boie Kamara left the country on medical leave, there were many speculations that he had been paralyzed, whilst others said one of his feet had been amputated at a clinic in London.
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"All the speculations people made about the health condition of Mr. Usman Boie Kamara were untrue," one of the sources in London said, adding that, "The Minister is physically fit to resume office to serve in the Government of President Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma."
Since his defection to the governing APC together with thousands of his loyalists from the main opposition Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) in 2011, Mr. Usman Boie Kamara has become the darling of most party stalwart and supporters because of his passion for assisting many of them and other vulnerable Sierra Leoneans.
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His penchant for development, promotion of businesswomen, youth activities, and his assiduity as Government Minister has made the popular politician an icon in the Koroma administration and the APC party.
Some party supporters that whispered to this medium about the arrival of Hon. Usman Boie Kamara from London United Kingdom today said they will storm Lungi International Airport to welcome him back home.
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One of the supporters, Madam Mabinty Kamara, said: "Usman Boie Kamara is one of the most trusted Ministers in our Government and that was the paramount reason why President Koroma did not appoint anybody to fill his vacant position in the Trade Ministry."
Madam Mariatu Sesay, who sells at the Wellington market, said: "Once Usman Boie Kamara returns home hail and health, I am convinced that the new market project in Wellington, which has come to a standstill since he went on medical leave, will recommence because he is the brainchild of that project."
Tags Usman Boie Kamara
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Recently, a 10th century Greek Codex—which contains portions of the New Testament Gospels of Luke and John—arrived at our conservation lab, and we, admittedly, are truly impressed. This rare book belongs to Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, a Bible-based university supported by Seventh-day Adventist Church.
The Codex, housed in The Suhrie Bible Collection at Andrews University's Center for Adventist Research, is a part of a grouping of 132 Bibles and scrolls dating mostly from the 14th century AD to the 19th century, with a few from the 20th century. The research center's larger collection is the most complete collection in the world of Seventh-day Adventist history, culture, and theology. Over 60,000 books, 25,000 periodical volumes, plus thousands of smaller print items, audio-visuals, and manuscript collections are included.
In January 2014, the university experienced its worst fear—an unexpected pipe burst. The Codex, along with quite a few other rare volumes from the Suhrie Bible Collection, was on exhibit in the Center for Adventist Research. Some building renovations took place on the next level, and that construction jarred a copper water pipe that was corroded. The disturbed pipe began to leak water, which eventually followed various building components and ended up leaking water into the Bible exhibit case. When university officials discovered the situation, they interleaved as much as they could with blotting paper and placed the affected volumes into a deep freeze. Ultimately, Andrews University was led to The Conservation Center and quickly transferred the affected volumes, including the Codex, for drying and conservation work. Also affected in this incident was a 1553 Tyndale version of the New Testament and the 3rd edition of the King James Bible.
This particular example is bound with leather covers and decorative blind-tooled paneling, which can be thought of as ornamental brandings into leather. The book itself is comprised of mostly vellum. Made of calfskin, it was the highest quality parchment of the time. The book was also written using traditional iron gall ink, which was the standard in drawing and writing ink because of its permanence and water resistance abilities. In addition, some beautiful gold leaf also adorns the Codex. Due to the time spent crafting the book with these high quality materials, the importance of this object to the time period in which it was made is self-evident.
Comprised of 37 bound vellum sheets and 10 parchment sheets at the ends, our conservators had their work cut out for them. In addition to the water damage, the codex needed restoration common for manuscripts of this nature. Because of the porous nature of animal skin and the short fibers in the papers, the materials used in this codex actually expand and contract as the humidity and temperature change, and have been doing so for the last thousand years. Significant work needs to be done to stabilize the page warping and to prevent brittleness and cracking. For years after being penned, the Codex was probably used almost daily in religious practices resulting in losses of entire folios, as well as to the lower corner of multiple pages (due to additional traction of turning the pages and the oil on one's hand, these were probably the only area of the Codex that was regularly handled). Compounding the damage, rodents nibbled away at the corners of the page, something surprisingly common to books made of vellum as they age.
Additionally, the entire piece needs to be rebound and cleaned up, as it has sustained discoloration and staining over the years, as well as some evidence of mold. However, when approaching the cleaning of such an old and fragile object, it is sometimes better to leave stains and discolorations and work to stop further decay, rather than damage the original integrity of the piece.
This project is expected to eclipse 400 hours of conservation work between The Center's paper and the rare books conservation departments. We're honored to be treating such a sacred volume, and over the next few months we encourage you to observe the conservation process from beginning to end via our Instagram and Vimeo channel. A follow up story will be featured in a future issue of our newsletter.


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Abt 1859 - 1923 (~ 64 years)
Name Fanny OWEN
Born Abt 1859
Immigration 14 Sep 1863 Queensland, Australia [1]
She was 3 years old and arrived on the "Star of England" with her family: Thomas 34, Sarah 32, Herbert 11, Alfred 7, Ann 5, John 1
FamilySearch ID 2H2M-R9J
FamilySearch link https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/details/2H2M-R9J
Died 13 Sep 1923 Queensland, Australia [2]
Buried 15 Sep 1923 Tallegalla, Queensland, Australia [3, 4]
Person ID I23 Colston & Wenck families in Australia
Father Thomas OWEN, d. Yes, date unknown
Mother Sarah LESTER, d. Yes, date unknown
Family Richard EMBREY, b. 25 Sep 1855, Pine Mountain, Queensland, Australia , d. 21 Sep 1949, Queensland, Australia (Age 93 years)
Married 19 Nov 1877 Queensland, Australia [5, 6]
+ 1. Thomas EMBREY, b. 10 Nov 1878, Queensland, Australia , d. 22 Jun 1948, Kingaroy, Queensland, Australia (Age 69 years)
2. Herbert EMBREY, b. 4 Nov 1880, Queensland, Australia , d. 9 Mar 1981, Queensland, Australia (Age 100 years)
+ 3. Sarah EMBREY, b. 4 Oct 1882, Queensland, Australia , d. 21 Feb 1906, Tallegalla, Queensland, Australia (Age 23 years)
+ 4. Richard EMBREY, b. 22 Oct 1884, Queensland, Australia , d. 8 Sep 1966, Queensland, Australia (Age 81 years)
5. Mary Ann EMBREY, b. 10 Aug 1886, Queensland, Australia , d. Yes, date unknown
6. James EMBREY, b. 26 Aug 1888, Queensland, Australia , d. 16 Jul 1932, Queensland, Australia (Age 43 years)
Immigration - 14 Sep 1863 - Queensland, Australia
Married - 19 Nov 1877 - Queensland, Australia
Died - 13 Sep 1923 - Queensland, Australia
Buried - 15 Sep 1923 - Tallegalla, Queensland, Australia
[S423] QSA Assisted Immigration 1848-1912 index [database on-line], (http://www.archives.qld.gov.au), IMM/112, page 199, microfilm M1696.
[S2] Queensland: Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages, Death registration: Fanny Embrey, Birth date: 1859, Death date: 13/09/1923, Mother's name: Sarah Lester, Father/parent's name: Thomas Owen, Registration details: 1923/C/2885.
[S75] Queensland Cemetery Records Series #11 Moreton Shire Burial Records Index, (Brisbane, GSQ, 1994), Tallegalla page 38.
[S342] Australian Newspapers, National Library of Australia, 1923 'Family Notices', Queensland Times (Ipswich) (Qld. : 1909 - 1954), 14 September, p. 4. (DAILY.), viewed 29 Dec 2016, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-article125411755.
[S8] Queensland Pioneers Index 1829-1889, (Brisbane, The Registrar-General, Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, 2000), 1877/ 000478.
[S2] Queensland: Registry of Births Deaths & Marriages, Marriage registration: Richard Embrey, Marriage date: 19/11/1877, Spouse's name: Fanny Owen, Registration details: 1877/C/478.
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by gillian claire: big move/new store!
well, things are falling into place around here and it looks like we will be moving across the country in six weeks! we have been planning and dreaming and talking about this step in our lives since last summer and it's funny to think back to when i wrote this post, and was thinking about THIS move that we are preparing for now.
my husband is transferring colleges to finally work on finishing his forestry degree which has been his dream for a long time. there are still so many details to be worked out and i'm not really sure what all is happening right now except that we are moving. soon.
another facet to this move is that we are planning to basically clear out most of what we own, and start new! which brings me to my next point - my new store!
one dream of mine is to run a second hand children's store online from my home, and since i'm sorting through things for the move, i thought it was a good time to get it going for now and see what happens!
so take a look! i've posted a lot of gently used/new kid's clothes and shoes as well as toys. since i homeschool i have a lot of great preschool learning activities. i'll probably try to add more items as the week goes on, so check back! also, i'd love any feedback from you all!
Wow! How great that you guys are going to get to live out your dreams!! I will say, I always secretly wished that we would be able to become friends since we lived in the same area, but still, I'm so happy for you guys!! And I LOVE the shop idea, I may just have to buy a few things!
What a great idea! Man, I wish I had money to snag up your child photography books. They look really good.
Sounds like your move is going to be pretty exciting! Good luck with packing and all that stuff. :) We're moving to a new city next month, and I'm nervous but excited, too. Change is kinda fun!


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SANTA CRUZ TO VAQUERIA 4 Day TREK. (CORDILLERA BLANCA).
US$ 495.00 per person. Group Service: 6-7 person group.
The famous trek along the Santa Cruz and Huaripampa valleys, will offers great views and an ever changing landscape. It includes the mount Huascaran 6768 m (Highest peak in Peru), Alpamayo 5947 m (dubbed to be "World's Most Beautiful Mountain", Artesonraju 6025 m (Paramount's live logo) among many others. The lakes seen on the second day are habitat for several shorebirds and waterfowl birds. Third day will take you over the South America's Continental Divide. On the fourth day, trail will lead us through friendly villages.
AVAILABILITY: All year round. Except on February.
Day 1. Set off Caraz and ride 28km in about 1:10 hours and climbing +650 m by car to Cashapampa. Hike to camp at Llamacorral 3750 m (10 km, 4-5 hours, +900 m climb).
Day 2. Visit the two lakes, climb to the Alpamayo Mirador and camp at Taullipampa 4250 m, (14 km, 5-6 hours, +500 m climb).
Day 4. Hike along the village of Huaripampa to Vaqueria (5 km, 1:30 hours, -350 m / 3 km, 2 hours, +250 m) then catch our transport to take us for the second Pass (Portachuelo Llanganuco 4767 m), a visit to the beautiful Llanganuco lakes and return to Caraz (3:30 hours).
NOTE.- Price for the tour is according the number of participants. (Based in 2 person per tent).
Despite a high pass of 4700 m (Punta Yanashallash) the trek is relatively easy although acclimatization is necessary (at least 2 nights in Huaraz). The trail winds its way through some wide open valleys, close to glaciers with some great mountain scenery. The high point is arriving at Chavin de Huantar, an impressive pre-Inca ruin with a complex of underground passages.
DAY 01: HUARAZ - CANREY CHICO - ZACRACANCHA 3800M.
We leave from Huaraz at 8:00 am with a private minivan it transfer us to Olleros village at 3450masl, we will get this village at 9:00am approximately on this place the llamas drives and llamas will be waiting for us, from thisplace we will start to hike for around 5 hours to the fist campsite called Zacracancha at 3800m. Dinner.
DAY 02: ZACRACANCHA - SHONQOPAMPA 3850M.
First breakfast at the campsite after that we wil strat to hike up at 8:00am we hike for around 4 hours and we will get Yanashallash Pass 4750m at noon we will have lunch, enjoying the panoramic view, after it we will go descend till second campsite at 3850m, this day we have enjoyed walking in the Pre-Inka trail stone paved some parts, then we will start zigzag path to go down to Shonkopampa. Dinner.
After the breakfast we will start to descend passing many villages we will get to Chavin de Huantar district at 3100m after 4 hours, Chavín de Huantar is an archeological site is one of them oldest cultures from South America, this culture was ruled by priests, in the oldest castle we can find the Lanzon Chavin (stone carved monolith) on this archeological place you will find many mysterious facts about gods, sacrifice, art, architecture after to get information more about this culture we will aboard the private minivan on the way we will pass Cahuish Tunnel at 4450m, we will be in Huaraz at 5 o' clock and transfer to the hotel in Huaraz.
Maximum altitude: 5,000 mt. (Punta Cuyoc pass).
Preferred time: April – October.
The Huayhuash trek on mountain range is one of the most beautiful treks in the world -and it Is easy to believe. The villages Pocpa and Llamac are usually the trailheads for this trek.
The entire length of the Cordillera Huayhuash ranges only 30 km but within its compact area lays amazing towering peaks. At almost every turn, you come face to face with glistening vertical walls of ice, snow and rock. Beautiful lakes, different kind or births and Keep an eye out for the massive Andean Condors and for Siula Grande 6,344 m.s.n.m , the site where popular book and motion picture Touching the Void took place.!
Enjoy this beautiful region of Peru where are located the famous high snow capped mountains in the Peruvian Andes called decades ago as a Peruvian switzerland for the beauty of the mountains and so popular for climbers. This 5 Day tour fit for everybody you just need to have a minimum level of fitness and love outdoor walks to get unique views in such a wonderful landscapes.
Día 2: City Tour and Hot Springs of Monterrey 3 Hrs.
Día 4: Trekking to 69 Lake and Llanganuco Lake 12 Hrs.
4.- Below in Notes please write the Tour of your preference.
FINAL PAYMENT: We require a full payment of your tour transferring 1 month before OR pay in our office in Cusco or Lima 5-3 days before of your departure date in USD$ cash.


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