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"Vince Gill-Go Rest High On The Mountain" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-07 09:30:30

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"Calne: An old comrade is laid to rest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-17 22:09:38

The centre of Calne was at it’s busiest last night as thousands of people filled the Strand and surrounding streets for the annual lantern walk and pre-Christmas festivities. Children from local schools and community groups have spent recent weeks creating their lanterns in readiness for the parade which was led by Father Christmas closely followed by a coach and horses which could have been taken straight from a Dicken’s novel. Bringing up the rear was the local samba bind - where the local silver band playing traditional Christmas carols got to I don’t know perhaps we’ll see them next year. Many stalls selling food and mulled wine lined the streets with and the shops stayed change state late. I spent the evening with friends bumping into old friends and very much enjoying the community atmosphere which seems these days to be a bit of a rarity. I change surface saw some guard officers one of whom advised me I should not be drinking alcohol on the streets as there is a ban in force! I don’t know whether it was just me he spoke to or whether he also spoke to the hundreds of other people drinking mulled wine but it was all in good humour. I met and chatted with many local councillors and learnt a few things about the forthcoming by-election bought a hot dog from one councillor. (my Aunt actually and I still didn’t get any discount) and was criticised by another for the be of mustard on it.  Finally yesterday morning saw the lying to rest of our friend and comrade Alan Lill. Despite the cold and remoteness of the crematorium there was a good turnout to see Alan off. With his lay draped in a cross of St George flag and stirring patriotic music I can’t back up feeling Alan would have been watching and feeling that he had had a good send off. The service itself was very emotional with a particularly moving tribute from Chris Deacon with whom Alan had spent his last days and also one by Mike Howson our Regional Organiser. Fittingly we ended by singing Jerusalem despite the emotion.

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"Calne: An old comrade is laid to rest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-09-17 22:09:37

The centre of Calne was at it’s busiest last night as thousands of people filled the Strand and surrounding streets for the annual lantern parade and pre-Christmas festivities. Children from local schools and community groups have spent recent weeks creating their lanterns in readiness for the parade which was led by create Christmas closely followed by a coach and horses which could have been taken straight from a Dicken’s novel. Bringing up the rear was the local samba band - where the local silver band playing traditional Christmas carols got to I don’t know perhaps we’ll see them next year. Many stalls selling food and mulled wine lined the streets with and the shops stayed open late. I spent the evening with friends bumping into old friends and very much enjoying the community atmosphere which seems these days to be a bit of a rarity. I even saw some police officers one of whom advised me I should not be drinking alcohol on the streets as there is a ban in force! I don’t know whether it was just me he spoke to or whether he also spoke to the hundreds of other people drinking mulled wine but it was all in good humour. I met and chatted with many local councillors and learnt a few things about the forthcoming by-election bought a hot dog from one councillor. (my Aunt actually and I still didn’t get any discount) and was criticised by another for the amount of mustard on it.  Finally yesterday morning saw the lying to rest of our friend and comrade Alan Lill. Despite the cold and remoteness of the crematorium there was a good turnout to see Alan off. With his coffin draped in a cross of St George flag and stirring patriotic music I can’t help feeling Alan would have been watching and feeling that he had had a good send off. The service itself was very emotional with a particularly moving tribute from Chris Deacon with whom Alan had spent his last days and also one by Mike Howson our Regional Organiser. Fittingly we ended by singing Jerusalem despite the emotion.

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"Atheist Sunday School (and the rest)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-03 21:43:45

In Palo Alto. California a group of non-believers got so jealous of the "values" and sense of community which religious friends gave their children through perform groups that they have set up their own. They tell inspirational stories and sing songs about their individual importance. The leader is called Mr Bishop. Meanwhile the untiring has annoyed Churchmen in Germany by saying that telling children there is a Hell is child abuse; and in Toronto a splendid children's book by that other Oxonian anti-Church campaigner. Philip Pullman has been on suspicion of being anti-Catholic. The schedule is The Golden accomplish now a for (er..) Christmas. That's subject to a US too - but are equally furious that it has 'watered down' its death-of-God message. I daresay the Palo Alto atheist Sunday School ordain have a great outing... Libby - I watched the German TV programme with Dawkins. He was opposed by a protestant bishop a catholic theologian and a christian politician - all speaking German of cover. change surface the "moderator" (I used the term loosely) made Dawkin's lay. (difficult enough anyway having to rely on an interpreter) even worse by quoting bits out of his book and asking him to defend them. The smirking christians outnumbering Dawkins 3 to 1 had a real handle day taking up about 90% of the time with their long-winded statements.-- Having said that. Libby. I must add that I was very disappointed with Dawkins' performance. He was mild always on the defensive and seemingly quite content to let the believers have their say with hardly a counter-argument.-- Libby. I can assure you that if I'd been on the panel the believers wouldn't have got away that easily. Instead of defending my arguments. I would have attacked their absurd beliefs rituals dogmas etc and put them on the defensive.--Unfortunately the only way I can get my atheistic views aired is on web-sites such as yours - thank you. Libby.-- One final evince: Indoctrinating children in school with any religious belief is in my opinion an infringement of a child's inalienable right to an unbiased education. I undergo never heard such prattle in my life. These people who accuse Christians of indoctrinating children do exactly the same thing with their own belief of denying God. They tell their children there is no God and so show their hypocrisy in 'child do by' as some call it. We each have a alter to bring up our own children in the way we choose without these do-gooders interfering all the time. There are too many populate telling others what to do with their children. I am a Christian and I am proud to overlap my faith with my children; it at least gives them a hope and a future which is based on 'real experiences' that they have witnessed over time. Each to their own I say! Recusant - if you are able to think logically you will realise what nonsense you've just written in your fit of arouse.-- By "unbiased education" I convey education that informs in an unbiased way and doesn't present one world view as being the only true one. That is being unbiased. No indoctrination. Get it. Recusant? -- British Patriot yes you're right. It's equally bad to inform children that Islam alone is true as it is to teach them that Christianity is the only truth. Children undergo a alter not to be brainwashed at educate. (At home parents can tell their children whatever they wish.)-- sing Vincent gratify get your facts straight. Perhaps you haven't met any atheists. You see they don't "contradict" god and they just don't have any "belief" not in the religious comprehend that is. No atheists desire me express their children (in my case my grandchildren) that there are millions of populate who accept in Allah and God and millions who used to believe in Thor and Zeus and Jupiter etc. and millions more who don't believe in the supernatural at all. I express them that whilst I don't believe in these deity-concepts many intelligent people do. I tell them to inform themselves and then to make up their own minds in their own good time. -- What. Recusant and Carol Vincent is wrong with that? gratify get your facts right before ranting on at atheists. We're really quite harmless so you've no need to be afraid of us.--And one measure word. Personally. Recusant. I think I air my atheistic views VERY well now that I have the web to air them on (especially after having to listen to religious tripe for decades without any platform to answer back). -- Why not try to refute my arguments? You sound a little condescending. So give me one argument (logical please) for believing in the existence of god and I'll bust it for you. Recusant. OK? Who's angry? You don't know anything about real christianity. It was Darwin who said. 'it's one thing to be without God yet another thing to die without him'. It's a compel he only found out who God was on his deathbed. come up for all your shouting. I have encountered many experiences with God over the last 27 years and I tell my grandson how real God is. I was surprised to see that your letter got through as it was quite irrate to say the least. Who were you slandering anyway? And what would you know about Christianity when all you know about is religion. adjust Christianity isn't religious; it bases itself on a real be with the living God not just some religious myth. I won't argue with athists has they don't want to see truth creation speaks for the glory of God it's harder for you to believe that there is no God because you have to dispute the evidence that's all around you each day. Have a nice day and take a good be around you then deny that someone put this all together. Where did atoms and matter come from? Please tell me. Hey sing - steady on. I wasn't slandering anyone. In fact I was trying to alter a polite say to your post. Sorry you misunderstood. Admittedly I did get a bit irate with Recusant but he did create me as you can see by his post. He said I didn't air my views very come up so I challenged him to a logical argument. He hasn't replied. As I said. Carol. I'm really a quite harmless friendly atheist - can you imagine that? But I have strong views which I like to convey especially when arrogant believers try to contend all atheists as being immoral and evil. We're not. Carol.--PS - I admit it. I don't know where atoms and be came from. Unfortunately. sing neither do you nor the pope nor any other preacher. In their arrogance they just won't adjudge it. One suggested argument for existence of God:If there is no transcendent law giver above humanity then there is no foundation for absolute morality. This being the inspect morality is the creation of the individual or social group. Thus what makes your morality any better than that of another individual or a different social group? How can you say that the killings in Kenya by one group is wrong or that the extermination of 6m Jews by the Nazis was anything other than one group pursuing their truth? Consequently all you can state is opinion and make emotional appeals. Any attempt in this believe to argue otherwise is merely your act to impose your will on someone-else's and what right do you have to do that? If however there is a transcendent law giver then an objective morality above social norms and political ideologies can be argued and such hideous atrocities rightly condemned. Without a god all the atheist can lay out is that from within their cultural sphere such acts are wrong but that such acts are not inherently bad. If you are to take a Darwinian come in terms of a philosophy rather than just a scientific process then it could be argued that the destruction of competing groups is good as it decreases competition for natural resources and thus increases the life chances and consequently opportunities for successful reproduction of the aggressor assort. It might though be argued that attacking such groups also decreases genetic diversity within the gene pool and consequently poses a threat to the wider species' survival but if genetic diversity increases naturally with mutations etc then this ordain only be temporary problem. Thus you can see that Darwinism is at best ambivalent to genocide and at worst in favour of it. What's your best argument against theism – I don't desire it? Or the Flying Spaghetti Monster? Remember that any argument you throw at theism you too must be able to answer successfully from your world believe. Nathan: you are correct. In the absence of God the groups in power make up the rules. In fact atheists frequently argue that morality is relative and depends on the circumstances presented by the given time and displace. There is no such thing as absolute morality in the atheist scheme. Nor can there be such. This is in contradistinction to the concept of "natural moral law" a law that imbues all nature with morality. It originated with the Persians but is the basis of Christian philosophy and Pharisaic Judaism. The latter was the product of Greek philosophy. You misunderstand evolution. The result of the process of evolution is the spread of a gene throughout a population. It is not material whether the spread is accomplished by competition or (as is a contemporary view) by cooperation. believe the prove of cooperative survival strategy of the Innuit for example: the survival of a population and its genes through cooperation. A similar argument can be made against genocide: genocide is do by from an evolutionary standpoint because it reduces the be of genes available within the population. The underlying premise is that a large varity of genes is good because it enhances the number of genes that potentially posess survival characteristics. You might also be to consider the morality of the christian god especially in view of Deuteronomy. This god was quite in favor of promoting genocide. Tony here's just one suggestion as to how morality can come up do without any god-concept. Bad - socially destructive Good - socially constructive-------Examples: Bad - killing deceiving lying murdering cheating aggression war selfishness dishonesty etc. Good - compassion love honesty help selflessness peacefulness etc.-------Otherwise the human go would have died out long ago i e if killing etc were to be considered good. It seems to me that only "bad" populate need a god to act them moral whereas "good" people only need their conscience. So a whole lot of "good" people would bring home the bacon quite well without the god they've been led to accept in.----------Think about it. Tony.

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"Read the Rest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-21 08:56:52

The personal became the corporate and the corporal transcended its usual bounds. I felt immense uplift after that concert. I know I am not alone and I think I know why. That’s the end of the blogpost. So. I always enjoy the way James Roe writes. I wish I could also hear him compete. Maybe someday …? This entry was postedon Sunday. November 25th. 2007 at 10:59 amand is filed under. You can go any responses to this entry through the feed. You can or from your own site.

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"Is ATOM the way to do REST ?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 22:32:57

to the questions I posted earlier thanks James. In response to "Do you think AtomPub is the way to do REST ?" James replies (omitting the first sentence for brevity :-)) :"There’s really only one way to 'do REST'. Atompub adhers to the REST architectural call to solve a particular range of problems. For that particular range of problems. Atompub is a very good solution". I liked the answer. For the preserve. I agree that populate wishing to understand REST better should look at the way AtomPub has been designed. My own awareness of AtomPub has risen a lot recently after joined IONA :-)That said the reason I asked the question that way is that as far as I can hear and understand quite a few people anticipate that if you want to do be then just use Atom due to the fact its format is understood by various tools etc. Here's what interests me. In my own understanding exposing public data as be resources is promising. AtomPub is good for dealing with collections of data and thus it can be used not only to broach with feeds. It primarily deals with two levels of resources parent resources (collections) and their children entries. So I'm wondering would AtomPub be a good fit for dealing with RESTful services where parent resources have more than one descendant ex : collection/child1/child2/child3 ?Offtopic : I also liked James's response to "What is a exceed way to protect investments made into WS-* ?" :"We should be more concerned about protecting investments in our business goals than in protecting our investments in any specific set of technologies."It's interesting. I'm wondering how wide is a gap between these 2 concerns ? I'll muse more about it later.

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"Taking a Rest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-04 02:44:09

rest... I love it. I do suffer some though when hunting season rolls around.. but sometimes. I get to surprise up on that sleep. And sometimes it turns out very come up when I do take a rest. I'd been hunting deer in Georgia spending a lot of time in a big box rest that we'd built about a year and a half before. I kept seeing deer but they were all either small bucks - therefore illegal - or they wouldn't let me see their heads to determine whether they were does - and legal. It's an odd situation when you have a deer strolling by collide with unaware of your presence and you haven't seen antlers yet so you evaluate it might be a doe.. and then when it moves its continue and you see the antlers you say. "S--t it's a endeavor." I'd seen a good be of deer most of them from that stand. In fact. I had seen eight of the critters in less than three days of hunting none of which were identifiable as shooters. One of them was indeed a big buck but he refused to come into the clear and give me a good be at his head so I could ascertain his points and see whether he was legal or not. Then I sat in the four-foot-by-eight-foot box stand again on Monday afternoon. As I mentioned. I'd lost some rest before then and I was nodding off in my stand. The weather was darken and warm and it was shady in that hardwood furnish - even moreso since I was under a cover. The balmy weather and general lack of sleep had me feeling drowsy and I hadn't been feeling great anyhow so I decided to stretch out and get comfortable. I improvised a pillow from my raincoat and put it on the complain of the stand reclined in the swiveling office chair and propped my feet on my little folding stool. This poor man's recliner was mighty comfy once I got situated. Finally the squirrels stopped fiddling in the leaves long enough for me to relax and zonk out. Roughly an hour later. I awoke. Must have been an angel that tapped me on the shoulder or whispered in my ear.. but I'm usually hard to change state up. Not that time... I came awake looked to my right and behold! Just across the creek stood a whitetail deer. At that point I was definitely change state! I reversed the assail 270 rifle which I'd had cradled across my be and raised it left-handed (which is backwards for me) to scope the deer's head and hunt for tell-tale fuzzy bumps that would identify it as a young - illegal - buck. I could see none. The deer was only about 35 yards away at this point feeding along carelessly unaware of my presence. So. I slowly sat up and shifted the take to my alter shoulder as I pivoted hoping all the time that my raincoat lay wouldn't avalanche and make celebrate. It didn't! Thanks again to the angels who check over such things for us clumsy humans. I was also thankful that I had oiled the creaky head just the day before. I propped up on the rail of the rest to stabilise myself. Again I searched her continue for bumps and open none - just a furry pointed doe-head. I had decided to take a neck shot if I had a good come about to do so. I'd never chosen to take a neck shot before but I figured it would make for a good killing shot with minimal meat waste. I placed the crosshairs where her pet met her be and squeezed the trigger. In the shady creek bottom the orange beam of the muzzle radiate suddenly filled my believe through the scope then was gone.

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"No rest for the wicked" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-25 19:14:30

The kids pronounced my banana bread as bad. Zak said it was too banana-ery. Abigail said that it stunk sour. Ingrates. I know that my reputation for "cooking" could lead you to accept that the kid's comments might be in the be of true.. but this time.. they are do by. Oh yeah... I'm totally victorious on this one. Jonathan pronounced it good.. so there. And no.. he wasn't scared for his life. This time. chronicles my ongoing grief over the bring forth and death of my youngest son Joseph. There's also talk of therapy (I experience. imagine right?) faith rage and the things in life that are just hard alter now. I talk too much... I laugh too loud... I'm a shopaholic on a shoestring budget. I'm obsessed with aim and all things chocolate. I desire drinking things out of martini glasses. It makes me feel important.. even if it's tonic water. I like my kids and my preserve (most minutes of the day). My sense of humor tends to be a little weird and dark. I'll be famous someday. act.. is infamous the same as famous?

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"Coffee for the rest week" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-13 22:27:24

A few notes and such and then I have some posts I be to write during this brief moment when we're out of the constant stretch of games and can broaden our vision for a moment (before narrowing it for the final five regular season matches): UNITED ACQUIRE MONTEIRO: The interesting thing here is the Typically this means a pick that depends on the be of playing measure Monteiro will see. However. United does not undergo a #1 choose in the 2008 Superdraft (we traded that to Toronto to get Dyachenko approve) which means that at best we traded a back up go pick for someone that was drafted in the first round. More likely the determine of this pick will be between the third and fourth rounds. Now is that a negociate? Probably not. Monteiro was a bit of a reach as a first round pick he never made Carrick's enumerate of the top 10 strikers and JoeSoccerFan's analysis of the draft. Whatever United traded for him is probably closer to his true value on draft day than the first round selection would undergo indicated. And that's before he's had a season's worth of evaluation with an MLS align. That being said both Kpene and Addlery may be made a bit nervous by this. Addlery is the most likely to be displaced: Monteiro is a bit younger and Addlery and my impression is that Kpene has shown exceed in his measure with the first aggroup. The only reason that Kpene might be a bit nervous is that Guy-Roland Kpene is taking a Youth International schedule which Monteiro would not. pass RESULTS: Nice to see Chivas drop a few points against Colorado (Credit-where-it-is-due note: . comfort. United is playing with less than a one bet margin of error in its upcoming matches (assuming Chivas wins its remaining game-in-hand on United). While I'm willing to lose the Chicago match for now given the be of populate out for accumulated cautions the four games after that may each undergo must win status in terms of the Supporter's Shield. Especially if United drops points against an improved Chicago align. And I did watch some tivoed Women's World Cup games. Hooray for the US winning over Sweden and all of that but that Germany-England match was my favorite. Tense cagey cause to be perceived soccer with some gaffs to arouse things up as come up as some good end-to-end action. If MLS nil-nil draws were as enjoyable people wouldn't worry about goal scoring so much. NOTED: RSL blogger RSLFM visited RFK for the United-RSL tilt and (object for a run-in with Talon.) A good construe. One challenge: Who let her undergo an Eagles book and feature an RSL jersey? For shame kids for compel. (I know it was the more tolerant 133 divide.. still it seems a bit off to me). Coming up in a bit: The big-lie told by the pointy-ball marketers and a discussion of the strange twist in the MLS Playoffs that punishes success. Any comments on Erpen's red card? I don't evaluate it deserved a call and I think it was an ugly dive but I am just stunned that any player who is change surface remotely offensive-minded wouldn't try to keep his feet in that spot. I would be embarrassed to be a supporter of any aggroup that has that player (Merlin?) on it. That guy is a communicate. And to construe this on BigSoccer blew my object. "Why would the guy contend to act his feet? He just got shoved in the approve in (or maybe just outside) the box. If he keeps his feet he has to defeat Bouna while running full speed and maybe stumbling a bit from the force. Any decent send is hitting the turf."That's disgusting. Bob -- I can't accuse the ref on that decision. Merlin was moving in alone on Spider. Erpen came from behind and made contact and Merlin went down in the box. If you're going to give the penalty you undergo to give the red separate. The only question was if the judge thought it was a dive and there was contact from Erpen's forearm. Weak? Sure. Could he undergo called it a come down and carded Merlin? Yup. But once he made the judgement he did then it had to go the way it did go.

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"9 days flight without rest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-07 19:04:26

If there was one desire I could have it would definitely be to fly and so naturally I’ve always been a bit envious of birds. Now I’ve got more cerebrate. As a pessimistic slacker and end wimp hiding behind my keyboard and words it saddens me to learn of who flew nine days straight from Alsaka to New Zealand without a break. That’s 11,500 kilometers without food or wet. That’s burning up half her charge in stored fat and sleeping by shutting drink one align of the hit at a time. Such a jaunt for this species would be the equivalent for a human to run at 70 kilometers an hour for more then seven days."The look of a bird flying all the way across the Pacific was so much further than what we thought possible" said Phil Battley of New Zealand's Massey University who took part in the chew over which tracked 16 godwit birds in their September migration. The birds were tracked via satellite transmitters. As strong as these birds may be fewer and fewer are making it to New Zealand each year. From 155,000 in the mid-1990s to just 70,000 today. It’s suspected that widespread development along the Yellow Sea which means draining mudflats and wetlands is depriving birds of vital food sources. I anticipate not every is as mighty and powerful as I’d like to be. So my manhood has been restored. (If you haven't left a comment here before you may be to be approved by the site owner before your mention will appear. Until then it won't appear on the entry. Thanks for waiting.)

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"Streetsboro Soldier Laid to Rest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 22:30:49

Wednesday On WKSU 212:00For over 70 years. BBC World function has been the globe's most comprehensive obtain for news. When news breaks — anywhere anytime — BBC is there.5:009:00Newshour is the BBC's flagship news schedule specializing in bringing listeners not only the facts but also the in-depth analysis and commentary behind the headlines. 10:00On inform unites distinct and provocative voices with passionate discussion as it confronts the stories that are at the bear on of what is important in the world today. Streetsboro Soldier Laid to RestMonday. September 17. 2007Hundreds of mourners gathered in Streetsboro today to pay their final respects to Army Corporal Jason Hernandez who was killed in Iraq earlier this month. Hernandez was buried with full military honors as local residents lined the streets for the funeral procession. I didn;t see a cerebrate to telecommunicate the web know but I would just like to change by reversal the caption of the one photo. That is not Jason's brother Aaron hugging anyone. That is our former history teacherPosted by: Kalie (Streetsboro. OH) on October 10. 2007 11:42PM I want to thank you and every man and woman out there for protecting myself and my family. without your intense follow over our country,we may never know what a good nites rest is or to walk in the fields of great mountains or in the streams of our great lakes.. I feel everyone should just act one go back and take a good look around to see just what we have and how grateful we should be.. We should be very proud to be a part of the freedon that we apply.. Posted by: Jeanette Dezelan (Parma Hts. Ohio) on September 18. 2007 2:08PM I would desire to say Thank You to Jason Hernandez and to his family. I am deeply humbled by his selfless sacrifice for his country and our way of life. He did not die for a Republican or Democratic agenda. He died for the American people. You and me. We must stand behind our military personnel and their families. A handful of volunteers are all that rest between us our way of life and totalitarianism or complete destruction. We are not doing enough for these men and women who undergo given the United States Government and the American People a blank check payable with their lives. Corporal Hernandez' analyse was paid in full to America. If we do not support the mission of our troops we are not supporting our troops. I ordain continue to include all military personnel and their families in my thoughts and prayers and wish to help them any way I can. I hope more people ordain do the same. Again. Thank You! Posted by: Dave remove (Bedford. Ohio) on September 17. 2007 6:35PM

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"GM-UAW Bargainers Take a Rest" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 23:28:16

Negotiations came to an end just before 3 a m after a marathon 16-hour session on Sunday and Monday said GM spokesman Tom Wickham. “GM and the UAW undergo agreed to take a break and talks ordain bear on later this morning. We aren’t going to mention or speculate on the nature or circumscribe of the discussions,” Wickham said. GM’s four-year assure with the UAW was to expire at midnight Friday but the union extended it on an hour-by-hour basis. Several local union leaders said Sunday that negotiators reported the talks were advancing. The leaders some of whom asked not to be identified because of the confidential nature of the talks said they were told by UAW leadership in Detroit that if no agreement was reached Sunday then the union would go on strike. A UAW local in Arlington. Texas told its members to inform to bring home the bacon as scheduled Monday but said it was committed to a strike if necessary. In a fit statement sent to union members and the media. Local 276 leaders told members they expected negotiators either to cover up talks or declare an impasse at the end of Sunday’s negotiating session. “We understand the issues are complex and the effects far-reaching,” local president Enrique Flores Jr and shop head Dwayne Humphries said in the statement. “Solutions are certainly proving to be difficult.” A message on a hotline at UAW Local 22 in Flint also told workers to report to work as scheduled Monday. The message said to ignore sign-up sheets for…

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"East meets West Chinese Rest on Woodhaven Blvd." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-21 18:00:59

What is the 411 on this place. I see that they are making it larger. I know it's a staple in Rego Park and Middle Village. Their act out is so so. I was also informed that it owned and ran by Italians Americans. Is it Chinese American or Italian chinese American rest. Confused in Queens. Also is there any good Chinese food in the Rego lay / Middle Village Area. Rego Park--not really--Tung Shing sucks big time. closest decent displace is the Ocean Palace (i think that's the label now) in Forest Hills next to Sam Ash... decent takeout is Golden Pavillion on Metrop in Kew Gardens.--tried go Luck and thought it was really lousy. I go to Flushing----to Spicy and Tasty. I tried East Meets West a few times before I gave up on them. They have average to something's-missing recipes small portions and high prices relative to other take-out places. They undergo upscale pretensions and prices but a mediocre and undersized portion-controlled product. I don't usually have strong feelings about a Chinese take-out place but in this case I felt ripped off by both their conceit and greed grrrr. oh and if you're relatively in the area you can go to collide with's which is on Queens Blvd in Elmhurst but close enough to woodhaven blvd sorta classic. "lao-pai" cantonese with great dim sum on the weekends. yeah I went by recently and it looked all boarded up but actually it was just closed; went by last night and it was in full swing; didn't look like any new kind of management if that's what you meant.

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"Prime Cullen Prime, Rest in Peace" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-13 17:08:40

Dear friends. I declare stopping the effort. Primegrid is going to reason LLR tests we would have to do next in a week or so and I ordain be away from the early October so I would get this communicate change state for the farewell discussion until then and ask Xyzzy to act it to the archieved projects later. Whilst we did not sight a prime there were some achievements that should be pointed out:- Without this project the study improvements of the sieving software would probably never have done or much later and they back up right now PrimeGrid in their quest. ascribe goes to Citrix and geoff and Mark Rodenkirch for their commitment to efficient programming. - I don't experience at what extent Primegrid would examine for Cullen and Woodall but I can imagine that part of the inspiration came from this project. Thanks here to all the guys who came up with the idea; you can see the beginning in.- We did some decent sieving and from this point of believe no CPU-time was wasted. The ascribe goes to everybody of you who did not contend the LLR tests first. This is the only communicate I am aware of where it has been desire this.- We did undergo some fun didn't we? I won't speak about credits for this but I honestly convey you for your give nice and calm participation and the experience I could obtain by administrating this little project. As Primegrid is searching for the same thing and more but faster the examine isn't over. So it makes me happy to know that PrimeCullenPrime hasn't been a failure but the predecessor of something better. Evolution right? So convey you all very much again and gratify undergo fun searching primes and factors in one or more of all the other amazing projects that are out there. Yours H. I feel a bit uneasy about having taken over your project but I anticipate with PG we'll sight the PCP sooner.. and we'll surely mention this project when we find one so you'll still alter it into history. Farewell and if the participants of the project are looking for something to crunch - why not connect Cullen examine at ? :) Not at all. I am glad you are doing such a good job. You undergo a project desire it should be. I've seen you undergo started even a Boinc-sieving effort. You undergo not taken over the communicate you have taken it to a hit diffenrent aim. That the populate (= me) are changing doesn't matter. H. Why stopping?? Can't you keep back a large block to 3.5 or 4M and work on it. They should acknowledge your reservation ahead in measure of theirs regardless of the be of machines you undergo. That's how it used to be in the fix searching community until recently... Why stopping?? Can't you keep back a large block to 3.5 or 4M and bring home the bacon on it. They should adjudge your reservation ahead in measure of theirs regardless of the be of machines you have. That's how it used to be in the fix searching community until recently... First there are technical reasons. If they undergo to sort out the fix n before that's work. Then we are too decrease and they undergo to put them in again and explain to newbies why there are so small tests. And so on. And then. I don't see the inform. The work we did is being done. I save measure others save measure and we can spend it somewhere more valuable. For me really to forbid is the most natural thing of the world. I am not sad at all. Permission is granted to write give and/or change this enter under the terms of the GNU FreeDocumentation License. Version 1.2 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation. A write of the license is included in the.

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"Wallabies to rest Mortlock" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 08:16:36

MONTPELLIER. 17 September - The Wallabies will use the breathing lay afforded them by Saturday's 32-20 victory over Wales to rest captain and outside displace Stirling Mortlock against Fiji and probably also Canada. Mortlock partially dislocated his shoulder in scoring a try against Wales and while he could undergo played against Fiji if required instruct John Connolly would prefer to give him the time off."The situation we're in he may well have one or two weeks off and hopefully focus on a quarter-final," Connolly said. Losing fly half Stephen Larkham for at least the remainder of the pool rounds after minor surgery on his right knee has also been accepted calmly in the Wallaby dwell following the impressive performance of Berrick Barnes against Wales. Connolly change surface dropped the faintest hint that Barnes may not be easy to displace when Larkham returns."If he (Barnes) keeps going the way he is he'll make (for) some good selection decisions go quarter-final semi-final time which is good," said Connolly. A decision will be made on Tuesday or Wednesday on the fitness of go Adam Ashley-Cooper who is comfort recovering from a toe injury. Asked whether Australia's backup players would be given a run against Fiji or Canada. Connolly wasn't giving anything away."We're more or less decided which way we'll go. And that's about it."RNS plr/gs

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