13 July ~ Just how much euphoria can a nation take? Since reaching the World Cup final, their first since 1990, Argentina are making a good stab at testing the limits. This may have been the least productive week in decades - while some decide to drive three days north to Brazil at the last minute, others spent endless hours on the internet discussing the chances of winning. Maxi Rodríguez's decisive penalty in the semi-final shootout not only took the country to the World Cup final, but also into total pandemonium.
There have been the articles about Rodríguez's walk up to talking the penalty, links to videos with titles such as "How Buenos Aires shook", and "How people on a plane watched the shootout". On the social networks, so important these days for gauging what people really think, Javier Mascherano memes and vines went viral.
Back in 1990 perhaps the young Lionel Messi, still a few years from making his first-team debut for Barcelona, might have imagined playing in a World Cup final. It was around this time when he met Jorge López, an Argentinian journalist living in Catalonia. Skip to over ten years later and both were in Brazil. Messi is the captain. And Lopez, the journalist closest to Messi by this stage, known as Topo, the Mole, to most, was covering what could be this generation's crowning football moment.
But the night before Argentina's semi-final, in São Paulo, the police were chasing a car of runaways which crashed into the taxi Topo had taken back to his hotel. Just 24 hours later, from the anti-doping room, Messi dedicated the win against Holland to his friend who had been killed. The journalist held in the highest of confidence by Messi, who had first interviewed him as a teenager, would not see the game he had dreamt of covering.
Few fans dared to be believe that the team would make it. Only a few weeks ago, we had been informed that that coach Alex Sabella had a revolt on his hands after he left midfielder Éver Banega out of the squad. Keeper Sergio Romero had only played a handful of games for Monaco and was a liability. Marcos Rojo was an accident waiting to happen, we were told.
And after finding a system that worked so well in qualifying, when it was all so simple in the halcyon days of the fit and in-form Messi-Higuaín-Agüero-Di María, aided by a healthy Fernando Gago, in the tournament Sabella has had to mix systems, styles, formations and names in order to reach the final.


Svetlana 2 апр. 2019 г.
Alena 8 мар. 2019 г.
Paul 22 апр. 2019 г.
Terrible sleepping bus, on the voucher stands standaard a.c. Bus. The time was 8:00 am The want that we 6:30 am by the Hanh café office. Never book by the Hanh café.
Karen 16 апр. 2019 г.
Sari 22 мар. 2019 г.
Charlotte 18 мар. 2019 г.
Bus ride was ok. Nothing bad to say about it. Even dropped me off at my hotel in Mui Ne.
Karine 16 мар. 2019 г.
Not comfortable and not clean. I was in a 4 beds room with 2 women and 6 childrens.
Rabiega 11 мар. 2019 г.
The sleeper buses were neat and comfortable. These are the cheapest way to communicate within Vietnam.
Ronald 4 янв. 2019 г.
It's an experience to travel by train in Vietnam. Overall it's ok we travelled for 4 hrs from Nha Trang to Bing/Mui Ne in 2nd class Seats during the morning. Expect the Quality you see On the pics But then 30yrs later.
Ling 25 дек. 2018 г.
Felicie 15 дек. 2018 г.
Clean, on time, great driving, perfect trip.
Emily 5 дек. 2018 г.
Aircon not cold. If u sleep in the middle, u will need a fan with you.
Helene 4 дек. 2018 г.
Claudio 17 авг. 2018 г.
Dimitri 21 июл. 2018 г.
I prefere travel by train then by bus. Confort was good, can even buy food and snacks . Shared the cabin with a verry friendly vietnamese family.
Gregory 13 июн. 2018 г.
Marisa 6 июн. 2018 г.
Bus ride was fairly comfortable. Would be better if there was only one break in between instead of two.
Katherine 3 июн. 2018 г.
Easy, quick transaction, overnight train rides were a great adventure!
Maria 11 мая 2018 г.
Nurul 30 апр. 2018 г.
The bus was not on time and delay 1 hour.


Aquatic ecological responses to climatic warming are complicated by interactions between thermal effects and other environmental stressors such as organic pollution and hypoxia. Laboratory experiments have demonstrated how oxygen limitation can set heat tolerance for some aquatic ectotherms, but only at unrealistic lethal temperatures and without field data to assess whether oxygen shortages might also underlie sublethal warming effects. Here, we test whether oxygen availability affects both lethal and nonlethal impacts of warming on two widespread Eurasian mayflies, Ephemera danica, Müller 1764 and Serratella ignita (Poda 1761). Mayfly nymphs are often a dominant component of the invertebrate assemblage in streams, and play a vital role in aquatic and riparian food webs. In the laboratory, lethal impacts of warming were assessed under three oxygen conditions. In the field, effects of oxygen availability on nonlethal impacts of warming were assessed from mayfly occurrence in 42 293 UK stream samples where water temperature and biochemical oxygen demand were measured. Oxygen limitation affected both lethal and sublethal impacts of warming in each species. Hypoxia lowered lethal limits by 5.5 °C (±2.13) and 8.2 °C (±0.62) for E. danica and S. ignita respectively. Field data confirmed the importance of oxygen limitation in warmer waters; poor oxygenation drastically reduced site occupancy, and reductions were especially pronounced under warm water conditions. Consequently, poor oxygenation lowered optimal stream temperatures for both species. The broad concordance shown here between laboratory results and extensive field data suggests that oxygen limitation not only impairs survival at thermal extremes but also restricts species abundance in the field at temperatures well below upper lethal limits. Stream oxygenation could thus control the vulnerability of aquatic ectotherms to global warming. Improving water oxygenation and reducing pollution can provide key facets of climate change adaptation for running waters.


Within your exercise regime pre-hab exercises will strengthen the most vulnerable areas that get stressed in everyday movement and static postures. Strengthening these areas will improve posture and alignment, allowing your joints to move more efficiently. You'll also build up your most injury-prone areas before you're struck with chronic aches and pain that may, in the worst cases, require surgery.
However if your condition or injury is now at that stage, you have found a surgeon to replace your worn-out knees or hips, or to repair that torn cartilage, you've scheduled your operation, had your pre – op assessment, read all you can and talked to others who have gone before you but still, you may feel trepidation.
Will you bounce back quickly, or struggle to get on your feet again? That's a good question. If you want a speedy recovery and an overall successful outcome, you need to compliment the skill of your surgeon by giving him or her the best canvass to work on. You can get in shape with pre-hab before your surgery.
"Fifty percent of outcome success is due to the surgeon, and the other 50 percent is due to the patient's commitment to recovery – starting with pre-hab," says Vonda Wright, MD, assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at the University of Pittsburgh's Center for Sports Medicine.
A study at New England Baptist Hospital, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Harvard Medical School, all in Boston, found that knee- and hip-replacement surgery patients who had participated in water- and land-based strength training, and aerobic and flexibility exercises for just six weeks prior to their surgeries reduced their odds of needing inpatient rehabilitation by 73%.
Patients who are more fit prior to surgery tend to have shorter hospital stays.
bwtphysios work closely with you and your consultant providing specific regimes for an optimal outcome following your surgery.
Individual sessions in the BWT clinics, gym or hydro pool at The West Hants Club can be arranged as part of your surgery package, maintaining continuity with your referring physio. Just speak with your insurance provider or Consultant's secretary to facilitate this.


The wait is over, Kanye finally dropped the entire "No More Parties In L.A." joint with Kendrick Lamar. He previously teased us with an excerpt of the Madlib produced song at the end of his last G.O.O.D. Friday release "Real Friends". Now you can listen to the entire song right above.


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Our answer to BDS
By Judea Pearl
Source: Scholars for Peace in the Middle East (SPME)
Originally published on 10/28/2015
News reaches us that the clowns of moral dementia on Berkeley and Stanford campuses have taken the knifing-intifada as a reason to run protests against Israel . Their cronies may soon arrive on your campus with similar displays of deformity. This short piece proposes a way of restoring sanity to campus. It is called: "November 29, A Jewish Thanksgiving Day".
The idea is summarized in the following three articles from the Los Angeles Jewish Journal.
http://www.jewishjournal.com/los_angeles/article/israel_and_nov._29
"The Miracles of November"
http://www.jewishjournal.com/judea_pearl/article/the_miracles_of_november_20091125/
"The Forgotten Miracle"
http://www.jewishjournal.com/opinion/article/the_forgotten_miracle_nov_29_1947_20081217/
A 10 min. movie on "The Vote"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrIjzUK0FKg
True, time is short, only 5 weeks remain.
But all it takes is for one energetic Hillel Director (or an enlightened Director of a Center for Jewish Studies) to invite his buddies from a few foreign countries to attend a celebration of the historical UN vote, and let Jewish students and faculty on campus thank them (as representatives of their countries) for voting their conscience when the fate of the Jewish people was in the balance.
The program should not take more than a couple of tables with Baklawa, two guitars, a movie projector, and three readers/actors, one to read the resolution, one to re-enact the vote (from Australia-Yes to Yugoslavia – Abstained,) and one to read Amos Oz description of his street in Jerusalem. Then personal accounts by attendees on what the Vote means to them.
The rest would be recorded in the campus archives as the day that students (Jewish and Gentiles alike) got a genuine glimpse at the history of the Middle East.
I hope it works out for you, and don't forget to invite Brazilian students for the incredible role that Oswaldo Aranha (the president of the assembly) played on that day.
Judea Pearl is Chancellor's professor of computer science and statistics at UCLA and President of the Daniel Pearl Foundations.
Source: Scholars for Peace in the Middle East (SPME)b
Boycotts, Divestments and Sanctions (BDS)
Judea Pearl
Judea Pearl was born in Tel Aviv and is a graduate of the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. He came to the United States for postgraduate work in 1960, and the following year he received a master's degree in electrical engineering from Newark College of Engineering, now New Jersey Institute of Technology. In 1965, he simultaneously received a master's degree in physics from Rutgers University and a PhD from the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute, now Polytechnic Institute of New York University. Until 1969, he held research positions at RCA David Sarnoff Research Laboratories in Princeton, New Jersey and Electronic Memories, Inc. Hawthorne, California.
Pearl joined the faculty of UCLA in 1969, where he is currently a professor of computer science and statistics and director of the Cognitive Systems Laboratory. He is known internationally for his contributions to artificial intelligence, human reasoning, and philosophy of science. He is the author of more than 350 scientific papers and three landmark books in his fields of interest: Heuristics (1984), Probabilistic Reasoning (1988), and Causality (2000; 2009).
A member of the National Academy of Engineering and a founding Fellow of the American Association for Artificial Intelligence, Pearl is the recipient of numerous scientific prizes, including three awarded in 2011: the Association for Computing Machinery A.M. Turing Award for his fundamental contributions to artificial intelligence through the development of a calculus for probabilistic and causal reasoning; the David E. Rumelhart Prize for Contributions to the Theoretical Foundations of Human Cognition, and the Harvey Prize in Science and Technology from Technion – Israel Institute of Technology. Other honors include the 2001 London School of Economics Lakatos Award in Philosophy of Science for the best book in the philosophy of science, the 2003 ACM Allen Newell Award for "seminal contributions that extend to philosophy, psychology, medicine, statistics, econometrics, epidemiology and social science", and the 2008 Benjamin Franklin Medal for Computer and Cognitive Science from the Franklin Institute.
Pearl is the father of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl and president of the Daniel Pearl Foundation, which he co-founded with his family in February 2002 "to continue Daniel's life-work of dialogue and understanding and to address the root causes of his tragedy." The Daniel Pearl Foundation sponsors journalism fellowships aimed at promoting honest reporting and East-West understanding, organizes worldwide concerts that promote inter-cultural respect, and sponsors public dialogues between Jews and Muslims to explore common ground and air grievances. The Foundation received Search for Common Ground's Award For Promoting Cross-Cultural Understanding in 2002 and the 2003 Roger E. Joseph Prize for its "distinctive contribution to humanity."
Judea Pearl and his wife Ruth Pearl are co-editors of the book "I am Jewish: Personal Reflections Inspired by the Last Words of Daniel Pearl," winner of the 2004 National Jewish Book Award for Anthologies, which provides a panoramic view of how Jews define themselves in the post 9/11 era.
Professors Pearl and Akbar Ahmed (American University), the founders of the Daniel Pearl Dialogue for Muslim-Jewish Understanding, were co-winners in 2006 of the Civic Ventures' inaugural Purpose Prize, which honors individuals 60 or older who have demonstrated uncommon vision in addressing community and national problems.
Pearl lectures throughout the United States on topics including:
1. I am Jewish: Personal Reflections Inspired by the Last Words of Daniel Pearl
2. Being Western, American and Jewish in the Post 9/11 Era
3. Creating Dialogue between Muslims and Jews
4. The Ideological War on Terror
5. The Israeli-Palestinian conflict: The Case for Co-Existence
He has written commentaries about these topics for the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, The International Herald Tribune, The Daily Star (Beirut), The Saudi Gazette (Jeddah), and the Jerusalem Post. He writes a monthly column for the Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles and is frequently interviewed on major TV and radio stations.
Read all stories by Judea Pearl
President's Executive Order extends Civil Rights Act protections to Jewish students as Corbyn and Labour are crushed. BDS advocates criticize student Israel trips as Israel boycotts are linked to fossil fuel.
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The second bit of news comes with the announcement that Head for the Hills 2019 will not happen, not here in Ramsbottom, nor in the rumoured future location Burrs Country Park, or will it?
This news is also this week's not a competition quiz question.
The question this week is, in what year did the Ramsbottom Rhythm and Blues Festival launch? This is, what you might say was the precursor to the Ramsbottom Festival. You'll get the answer, a little bit later on in the show.
The words that stand out for me there are "Head For The Hills as you know it will not take place in 2019". As you know it. Does this mean there could be some smaller musical happenings under the Head for the Hills umbrella?
Who knows, but one thing's for sure is that it will not be taking place at Ramsbottom Cricket club in 2019, and if rumours are to be believed it won't in 2020 either, but they're all rumours at present.
The reason The Met have decided against running the festival again in 2019 they state is: "for the first time since we started we weren't able to grow and improve on the previous year to the level that we would have liked"… "the decision to take a year out to improve our ability to deliver brilliant festivals in 2020 and beyond has been taken by us all".
Outside of those two big announcements, Velvet have just opened a fantastic new shop on Bridge Street, this is their second shop in Ramsbottom now since they moved from their old location on Square Street to the former premises of W & D Scholes on the corner of Bridge Street and Silver Street. This was a good move for them as it increased footfall significantly.
Now, just a few years since that move, they have opened a second shop not far from Ramsbottom Station on Bridge Street in the former Natwest Bank building which sat next to the old Ramsbottom Police station. The new shop is aimed more at children's clothes stocking some very fashionable items from ranges such as the high end Joules range of clothes.
Next up is the Ramsbottom News, however, before that I want to give you the answer to this week's #notacompetitionquizquestion. The question this week was, in what year did the Ramsbottom Rhythm and Blue Festival launch. Think you got it? The answer was….. 2004. This was 7 whole years before the first Ramsbottom Festival.
Now, on to the regular Ramsbottom United section which is also newsworthy. For the first time since 2014, our fantastic Ramsbottom United have managed to get into the first round proper of The FA Trophy. This came about after we got a fantastic result at home to Pickering Town. Having already visited Pickering in the previous match where we held them to a 0-0 draw, Pickering were now the ones having to make the 100+ mile journey to Ramsbottom. That's two long journeys we've had recently in the FA Trophy.
The match before we played Pickering was a goal fest against Yaxley on our return leg at home. This was the match which took several hours of travel time for each time. We got a 1-1 result away but the reply ended in a 5-1 smashing. A thoroughly enjoyable match.
Sadly, our record unbeaten run of 13 games came to an end against 1st placed Runcorn Linnets on Saturday the 1st of December.
The next match for Ramsbottom is an away league game against Kidsgrove Athletic who are currently 13th in the table. Looking at their form and ours, there is a good chance this will end in a draw, which as an away fixture, I'll take, but obviously I'd prefer the win.


The Judith is beautifully crafted from a soft knit and finished with a single button closure. Simple yet luxe, this hooded sweater is a key addition to your layering repertoire.
Box was damaged and boots looked like they've been sliding back and forth a lot, left scuffs on the bottom rim. I wear size 6.5-7 and got 6 this time. They are snug, but I'm sure they'll become looser with wear. Bought size 7 a year ago and after some wear they felt too loose. Quality seems good, but there isn't much overlap where the buttons are, it might let in cold air.


Israeli jewelry just got cooler. Wear your Jewish national pride in a fashionable style with this elegant, personalized dog tag pendant. It can be engraved with your name in Hebrew, and features a charming cutout of the six-branched Menorah.
This beautiful, stylish dog tag pendant name necklace is a special way to wear your Jewish and/or national identity with pride! The silver colored dog tag can be engraved and personalized with your name or the name of a loved one in a stylish Hebrew font reminiscent of ancient calligraphy used to this day in traditional Torah scrolls. The tag is also decorated by a cutout of the six branch Temple Menorah, one of the present-day State of Israel's symbols, completing the piece of Jewish jewelry.
The menorah was a sacred candelabra used in both the Tabernacle and the more permanent temple structure, the Beit HaMikdash, in Jerusalem. It was the duty of the priest to ensure each branch of the menorah was lit. The menorah disappeared following the Temple's destruction, but its iconic silhouette remains a part of the modern Israeli nation's culture and art.
Since this engraved jewelry is hand-made and carefully crafted individually, it could take up to 3 days for the item to be shipped.
personalized items will only be accepted for return if there is a mistake or defect in the product.


This list of words with c and y in them has 3263 entries. It may be helpful for people looking for a word that contains the letters Y and C.
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copyboy, copyboys, copycat, copycats, copycatted, copycatting, copydesk, copydesks, copyhold, copyholds, copying, copyist, copyists, copyright, copyrighted, copyrighting, copyrights, coquetry, corby, cordiality, cordially, corduroy, corduroyed, corduroying, corduroys, cordy.
corky, cornetcy, cornily, corny, corody, corollary, coronary, corporeally, corpulency, correctly, corrody, corymb, corymbed, corymbs, coryphee, coryphees, coryza, coryzal, coryzas, cosey, coseys, cosignatory, cosily, costly, costmary, costumey.
cosy, cottagey, cottony, cotyloid, cotype, cotypes, counterinflationary, counterploy, counterploys, counterrally, counterstrategy, counterstyle, counterstyles, countertendency, country, countryman, countrymen, countryside, countrysides, county, courteously, courtesy, courtesying, courtly, courtyard, courtyards, cousinly, cousinry, covertly, covey, coveys, cowardly, cowberry, cowboy, cowboys, cowedly, cowry, cowy, coxalgy.
coy, coyed, coyer, coyest, coying, coyish, coyly, coyness, coynesses, coyote, coyotes, coypou, coypous, coypu, coypus, coys, cozey, cozeys, cozily, cozy, crabby, crackly, cracky.
craftily, crafty, craggily, craggy, cramoisy, cranberry, crankily, crankly, cranky, cranny, crappy, crassly, cravenly, crawlway, crawlways, crawly, crayfish, crayfishes, crayon, crayoned, crayoning.
crayons, crazily, crazy, creakily, creaky, creamery, creamily, creamy, creasy, creativity, credibility, credibly, creditably, credulity, creepily, creepy, crematory, crepey, crepy, cresyl, cresylic, cresyls, crimpy.
crinkly, crispily, crisply, crispy, croakily, croaky, crockery, crony, cronyism, cronyisms, crossly, crossway, crossways, crotchety, croupily, croupy, crousely, crowdy, crucify, crucifying, cruddy, crudely, crudity, cruelly, cruelty, crumbly, crumby, crummy, crumply, crunchy, crusily, crustily, crusty, cry, crybabies, crybaby, crying, cryingly, cryogen.
cryogenies, cryogens, cryogeny, cryolite, cryolites, cryonic, cryonics, cryostat, cryostats, cryotron, cryotrons, crypt, cryptal, cryptic, crypto, cryptographic, cryptographies, cryptography, cryptos, crypts, crystal, crystallization, crystallizations, crystallize, crystallized, crystallizes, crystallizing, crystals, cubby, cubbyhole, cubbyholes, cubicity, cubicly, cuddly, cuddy.
culinary, cullay, cullays, cully, cullying, culpably, cunningly, cupidity, cuppy, curably, curacy, curdy, curiosity, curlily, curly, curlycue, curlycues, currency, currently, curriery, curry, currying.
cursedly, cursory, curtesy, curtly, curtsey, curtseyed, curtseying, curtseys, curtsy, curtsying, curvey, curvy, cushily, cushiony, cushy, cussedly, custody, customarily, customary, cutaway, cutaways, cutchery, cutely, cutesy, cutey, cuteys, cutlery.
cutty, cyan, cyanamid, cyanamids, cyanate, cyanates, cyanic, cyanid, cyanide, cyanided, cyanides, cyaniding, cyanids, cyanin, cyanine, cyanines, cyanins, cyanite, cyanites, cyanitic, cyano, cyanogen, cyanogens, cyanosed, cyanoses, cyanosis, cyanotic.
cyans, cyborg, cyborgs, cycad, cycads, cycas, cycases, cycasin, cycasins, cyclamen, cyclamens, cyclase, cyclases, cycle, cyclecar, cyclecars, cycled, cycler, cyclers, cycles, cyclic, cyclical, cyclicly, cycling, cyclings, cyclist, cyclists, cyclitol, cyclitols, cyclize.
cyclized, cyclizes, cyclizing, cyclo, cycloid, cycloids, cyclonal, cyclone, cyclones, cyclonic, cyclopaedia, cyclopaedias, cyclopedia, cyclopedias, cyclophosphamide, cyclophosphamides, cyclops, cyclorama, cycloramas, cyclos, cycloses, cyclosis, cyder, cyders.
cyeses, cyesis, cygnet, cygnets, cylices, cylinder, cylindered, cylindering, cylinders, cylix, cyma, cymae, cymar, cymars, cymas, cymatia, cymatium, cymbal, cymbaler, cymbalers, cymbals, cymbling, cymblings, cyme, cymene, cymenes, cymes, cymlin, cymling, cymlings, cymlins, cymogene, cymogenes.
cymoid, cymol, cymols, cymose, cymosely, cymous, cynic, cynical, cynicism, cynicisms, cynics, cynosure, cynosures, cypher, cyphered, cyphering, cyphers, cypres, cypreses, cypress, cypresses, cyprian, cyprians, cyprinid, cyprinids, cyprus, cypruses, cypsela, cypselae, cyst, cystein, cysteine, cysteines, cysteins, cystic, cystine.
cystines, cystitides, cystitis, cystoid, cystoids, cysts, cytaster, cytasters, cytidine, cytidines, cytogenies, cytogeny, cytologies, cytology, cyton, cytons, cytopathological, cytosine, cytosines, dacoity, dactyl, dactyli, dactylic, dactylics, dactyls, dactylus, deaconry, debauchery, decay, decayed, decayer, decayers, decaying, decays.
deceitfully, decenary, decency, decently, deceptively, decidedly, decimally, decisively, declaratory, decorously, decoy, decoyed, decoyer, decoyers, decoying, decoys, decry, decrying, decrypt, decrypted, decrypting, decrypts, decury, dedicatory, deficiency, degeneracy, delegacy, delicacy, deliciously.
delinquency, democracy, dependency, deprecatory, describably, descry, descrying, despondency, destructibility, deucedly, deviancy, diacetyl, diacetyls, dialytic, diametrically, diarchy, dicey, dickey, dickeys, dicky, dicliny, dicotyl, dicotyls, dictionary, dicyclic, dicyclies, dicycly, didactyl, difficulty, dihydric, diplomacy, diptyca, diptycas, diptych, diptychs, directly, directory, disciplinary, discourteously, discourtesy.
discovery, discreetly, discrepancy, discretionary, discriminatory, disgracefully, distinctively, distinctly, docilely, docility, dockyard, dockyards, documentary, domestically, dormancy, doucely, dramatically, drastically, dryadic, ducally, duchy, ducky, ductility, dulcetly, dulcify, dulcifying, duplicity, dyadic, dyadics, dyarchic, dyarchies, dyarchy, dynamic, dynamics, dynastic, dysfunction, dysfunctions.
dysgenic, dyslexic, dyspeptic, dyspneic, dyspnoic, dystocia, dystocias, dysuric, eccentrically, eccentricity, ecdyses, ecdysial, ecdysis, ecdyson, ecdysone, ecdysones, ecdysons, echoey, ecologically, ecology, economically, economy, ecotype, ecotypes, ecotypic, ecstasy.
ecstatically, ecthyma, ecthymata, ectypal, ectype, ectypes, edacity, effectively, effectually, effeminacy, effervescently, efficacy, efficiency, efficiently, egotistically, elasticity, electrically, electricity, electrolysis, electrolysises, electrolyte, electrolytes, electrolytic.
electromagnetally, elegancy, embryonic, emergency, eminency, emphatically, empirically, empyemic, enactory, encrypt, encrypted, encrypting, encrypts, encyclic, encyclical, encyclicals, encyclics, encyclopedia, encyclopedias, encyclopedic, encyst, encysted, encysting, encysts, endarchy, energetically, ensigncy.
enthusiastically, enzymic, eparchy, epically, epicalyces, epicalyx, epicalyxes, epicotyl, epicotyls, epicycle, epicycles, eponymic, erectly, erotically, errancy, erratically, erythrocytosis, especially, ethically, ethnicity, ethylic, etymological, eucalypt, eucalypti, eucalypts, eucalyptus, eucalyptuses, eustacy, exactly, exarchy, exceedingly, excellency, excellently.
exceptionalally, excessively, excitability, excitedly, exclamatory, exclusively, excretory, excruciatingly, exigency, exotically, expectancy, expectantly, explicably, explicitly, extracommunity, eyecup, eyecups, eyepiece, eyepieces, facetely, facetiously.
facially, facilely, facility, factory, factually, faculty, falconry, fallacy, fancifully, fancily, fancy, fancying, fantastically, farcy, feckly, fecundity, federacy, felicitously, felicity, feminacy, feracity, ferociously, ferocity, fervency, fetchingly, fibrocystic, fiduciary, fiercely, financially.
finicky, finnicky, fireclay, fireclays, fiscally, fitchy, flamboyance, flamboyances, flecky, fleecily, fleecy, flickery, flippancy, flocky, flouncy, fluency, fluoroscopy, flysch, flysches, flyspeck, flyspecked, flyspecking, flyspecks, focally, forcedly, forcefully, forcibly, fractionally, frantically, franticly, freckly, frenetically, frequency, frolicky.
fructify, fructifying, fugacity, functionally, functionary, fyce, fyces, galyac, galyacs, garlicky, gauchely, geneologically, genetically, geographically, geomancy, geophysical, geophysicist, geophysicists, geophysics, gimmicky, glacially, glycan, glycans, glyceric, glycerin, glycerine, glycerines, glycerins, glycerol, glycerols, glyceryl, glyceryls, glycin, glycine, glycines, glycins, glycogen, glycogens.
glycol, glycolic, glycols, glyconic, glyconics, glycosyl, glycosyls, glycyl, glycyls, glyphic, glyptic, glyptics, gonocyte, gonocytes, gracefully, graciously, gramercy, grammatically, graphically, grayback, graybacks, grocery, grouchy, gymnastic, gymnastics.
gynaecea, gynaecia, gynarchies, gynarchy, gynecia, gynecic, gynecium, gynecoid, gynecologic, gynecological, gynecologies, gynecologist, gynecologists, gynecology, gynecomastia, gynecomasty, gynoecia, gyrocompass, gyrocompasses, gyroscope, gyroscopes, hackly, hackney, hackneyed, hackneying, hackneys, halcyon, halcyons, hallucinatory, harmonically, hatchery, hatchway, hatchways, haycock, haycocks, hayrack.
hayracks, hayrick, hayricks, haystack, haystacks, headachy, hectically, hecticly, helicity, hemocyte, hemocytes, hermetically, hesitancy, hexarchy, hickey, hickeys, hickory, hierarchy, hieroglyphic, hieroglyphics, hillocky, historically, hockey, hockeys, hollyhock, hollyhocks, honeycomb, honeycombed, honeycombing, honeycombs, honeysuckle, honeysuckles, huckleberry.
hummocky, hyacinth, hyacinths, hyaenic, hydracid, hydracids, hydraulic, hydraulics, hydric, hydrocarbon, hydrocarbons, hydrochloride, hydroelectric, hydroelectrically, hydroelectricities, hydroelectricity, hydronic, hydropic, hyenic, hygienic, hygienically, hylozoic, hyoscine, hyoscines.
hyperacid, hyperacidities, hyperacidity, hyperactive, hyperacute, hypercalcemia, hypercalcemias, hypercautious, hyperclean, hyperconscientious, hypercorrect, hypercritical, hyperenergetic, hyperexcitable, hypermasculine, hypermoralistic, hypernationalistic, hyperreactive, hyperrealistic, hyperromantic, hypersusceptible, hypersuspicious, hyperuricemia, hypnic, hypnotic, hypnotically, hypnotics.
hypoacid, hypocalcemia, hypochondria, hypochondriac, hypochondriacs, hypochondrias, hypocrisies, hypocrisy, hypocrite, hypocrites, hypocritical, hypocritically, hypodermic, hypodermics, hypothec, hypothecs, hypothetical, hypothetically, hypoxic, hyraces, hyracoid.
hyracoids, hysterectomies, hysterectomize, hysterectomized, hysterectomizes, hysterectomizing, hysterectomy, hysteric, hysterical, hysterically, hysterics, ichthyic, ichthyologies, ichthyologist, ichthyologists, ichthyology, icily, icky, icy, idiocy, idiomatically, idiosyncrasies.
idiosyncrasy, idiosyncratic, idiotically, idyllic, illegitimacy, illicitly, illiteracy, illogically, imbecility, immaculately, immediacy, immoderacy, impeccably, imperceptibly, imperfectly, implacability, implacably, implicitly, impolicy, impotency, imprecisely, inaccessibility, inaccuracy, inactivity, inadequacy, inadvertency, inappreciably, inarticulately.
inartistically, incalculably, incapability, incapacity, incendiary, incessantly, incidentally, incisively, incisory, incivility, inclemency, incoherently, incompatibility, incompetency, incompletely, inconceivably, incongruity, incongruously, inconsequentially, inconsiderately, inconsistency, inconsistently, inconsolably, inconspicuously, inconstancy.
inconstantly, incontestably, inconveniently, incony, incorporeally, incorrectly, incorrigibility, incorrigibly, increasingly, incredibility, incredibly, incredulity, incredulously, incriminatory, incumbency, indecency, indecently, indecisively, indecorously, indelicacy, indescribably, indestrucibility, indeterminacy, indirectly, indiscriminately, indistinctly, ineffectively, ineffectually, inefficiency, inefficiently, inelasticity.
inescapably, inexcusably, inexplicably, inextricably, infancy, infelicity, inimically, injudiciously, innocently, inscrutably, insecurely, insecurity, insincerely, insincerity, insolvency, instancy, instinctively, insufficiency, insufficiently, insurgency, intellectually, interactively, interagency, intercessory, interchangeably, intercity, intercommunity, intercompany, intercounty, interfaculty, interjectionally, intimacy, intricacy, intricately, intrinsically, introductory.
introspectively, inveteracy, invincibility, invincibly, ionicity, irascibility, ironically, irreconcilability, irrecoverably, irreducibly, isocracy, isotopically, isotypic, isozymic, itchy, jackstay, jackstays, jacky, jerrycan, jerrycans, jockey, jockeyed, jockeying, jockeys, jocosely, jocosity, jocundly, jouncy.
joyance, joyances, joystick, joysticks, judicially, judiciary, judiciously, juicily, juicy, kaleidoscopically, keypunch, keypunched, keypuncher, keypunchers, keypunches, keypunching, kilocycle, kilocycles, kitschy, knackery, knuckly, kolacky, kyack, kyacks, kyphotic, lacey, lachrymose, lacily, lackadaisically, lackaday, lackey, lackeyed, lackeying, lackeys, laconically, lacquey, lacqueyed, lacqueying, lacqueys.
lactary, lacunary, lacy, laically, lambency, larceny, laryngoscopy, latchkey, latchkeys, latency, leachy, lechayim, lechayims, lechery, lecythi, lecythus, legacy, legitimacy, leniency, leukocytosis, lexicography, licentiously, lichtly, licitly, lieutenancy, lipocyte, lipocytes, literacy, liturgically, locality, locally, locutory, logically, loquacity, lucency, lucently, lucidity.
lucidly, luckily, lucky, lucratively, ludicrously, lunacy, lusciously, lycanthropies, lycanthropy, lycea, lycee, lycees, lyceum, lyceums, lychee, lychees, lychnis, lychnises, lycopene, lycopenes, lycopod, lycopods, lymphatic, lymphocytopenia, lymphocytosis, lyncean.
lynch, lynched, lyncher, lynchers, lynches, lynching, lynchings, lyric, lyrical, lyricise, lyricised, lyricises, lyricising, lyricism, lyricisms, lyricist, lyricists, lyricize, lyricized, lyricizes, lyricizing, lyrics, lytic, maccaboy, maccaboys, maccoboy, maccoboys.
machinery, magestically, magically, magistracy, magnetically, magnificently, maliciously, malignancy, masculinity, mastectomy, mathematically, matriarchy, mccaffrey, mechanically, mechanistically, mediacy, medicably, medically, medicinally, mediocrity, megacycle, megacycles, melancholy, melodically, menacingly, mendaciously, mendacity, mendicancy, mercenarily, mercenary, mercery, mercifully, mercilessly, mercurially, mercury, mercy.
metallurgically, metaphysical, metaphysician, metaphysicians, metaphysics, meteorically, methodically, methylic, meticulously, metrically, mickey, mickeys, micrify, micrifying, microbiology, microscopically, microscopy, micrurgy, militancy, mimicry, minacity, mincy, minisociety, miraculously, miscarry, miscarrying, miscellaneously, miscellany, mischievously.
miscopy, miscopying, mockery, mockingly, mollycoddle, mollycoddled, mollycoddles, mollycoddling, molybdic, monarchy, monastically, monocyte, monocytes, monoecy, monosyllablic, mordancy, moronically, morphologically, motorcycle, motorcycles, motorcyclist, motorcyclists, mucidity, muckily, mucky, mucosity, mullocky, multicounty, multidisciplinary, multiplicity, multisyllabic, municipality, municipally, muscly, muscularity, musically.
musicianly, myalgic, mycele, myceles, mycelia, mycelial, mycelian, mycelium, myceloid, mycetoma, mycetomas, mycetomata, mycologies, mycology, mycoses, mycosis, mycotic, myelinic, myogenic, myologic, myopic, myopically, myoscope, myoscopes, myotic, myotics, myotonic, myrica, myricas, myrrhic, mystic, mystical, mysticly, mystics, mystification, mystifications.
mythic, mythical, mythological, myxocyte, myxocytes, nascency, naumachy, nautically, necessarily, necessary, necessity, necrology, necromancy, necropsy, necropsying, nectary, neomycin, neomycins, neurologically, neuropsych, neurotically, neurotoxicity, nicely, nicety, nitroglycerin, nitroglycerine, nitroglycerines.
nitroglycerins, nomarchy, nonchalantly, nondiscriminatory, nonphysical, nonsensically, nontypical, normalcy, noticeably, numerically, nymphomaniac, obduracy, objectively, objectivity, obscenely, obscenity, obscurely, obscurity, obstinacy, occasionally, occultly, occupancy, occupationally, occupy, occupying, oceanography, ochery, ochry, octarchy, octonary, octuply, octyl, octyls, ocularly, oecology, officially, officiously, olfactory.
oligarchy, omnisciently, oncology, oocyst, oocysts, oocyte, oocytes, oophorectomy, oophytic, opacify, opacifying, opacity, optimistically, opulency, orchiectomy, organically, otocyst, otocysts, otoscopy, ototoxicity, outcry, outcrying, overcapacity, overcoy, oxyacid, oxyacids, oxygenic, oxytocic, oxytocics, oxytocin, oxytocins, pachyderm, pachyderms, pacify.
pacifying, packly, panegyric, panegyrics, panicky, papacy, paradoxically, paralytic, parenthetically, participatory, particularly, patchily, patchy, patency, pathetically, patriarchy, patriotically, paucity, paunchy, paycheck, paychecks, peaceably, peacefully, peachy, peacocky, peccancy, peccary, pecky, peculiarity, peculiarly, pecuniary.
pendency, perceptibly, perceptively, perfectibility, perfectly, perfunctory, periodically, permanency, perniciously, perpendicularity, perpendicularly, persistency, perspicacity, pertinacity, pharmacology, pharmacy, phenylic, philosophically, phosphorescently, photoelectrically, photosynthetic, phyletic.
phylic, physic, physical, physically, physicals, physician, physicians, physicist, physicists, physicked, physicking, physics, physiologic, physiological, phytonic, picayune, picayunes, picky, picnicky, piggyback, piquancy, piracy, piscary, pitchily, pitchy, placably, placidly.
plasticity, playact, playacted, playacting, playactings, playacts, playback, playbacks, pliancy, pluckily, plucky, plutocracy, pneumatically, poachy, pockily, pocky, poignancy, policy, policyholder, polycot, polycots, polyenic, polysyllabic, polytechnic, polyuric, polyzoic, postsecondary, potency, pouchy, practicability, practicality, practically, preachy.
precariously, precautionary, precipitately, precipitously, precisely, precocity, predictably, pregnancy, prelacy, preoccupy, preoccupying, presidency, pricey, prickly, pricky, pricy, primacy, princely, principality, principally, privacy, proclivity, productivity, proficiency, proficiently, profligacy, prolifically, promiscuity, promiscuously, prophecy, prophetically, prophylactic.
prophylactics, propylic, prospectively, psych, psyche, psyched, psyches, psychiatric, psychiatries, psychiatrist, psychiatrists, psychiatry, psychic, psychically, psychics, psyching, psycho, psychoanalyses, psychoanalysis, psychoanalyst, psychoanalysts, psychoanalytic, psychoanalyze.
psychoanalyzed, psychoanalyzes, psychoanalyzing, psychological, psychologically, psychologies, psychologist, psychologists, psychology, psychopath, psychopathic, psychopaths, psychos, psychoses, psychosis, psychosocial, psychosomatic, psychotherapies, psychotherapist, psychotherapists, psychotherapy, psychotic, psychs, publicity, publicly, puckery, pudency, punchy, punctuality, punctually.
pungency, purveyance, purveyances, pussycat, pussycats, pyaemic, pycnidia, pyelitic, pyemic, pyic, pyknic, pyknics, pyloric, pyogenic, pyretic, pyrexic, pyric, pyridic, pyritic, pyromaniac, pyromaniacs, pyrotechnic, pyrotechnics, pyrrhic, pyrrhics, pyrrolic, pythonic, quackery, quickly, raceway, raceways.
racially, racily, rackety, racy, radiancy, radically, radioactivity, rampancy, rancidity, rapaciously, rapacity, rascality, rascally, raucity, raucously, raunchy, reactionary, realistically, recarry, recarrying, recency, recently, receptively, receptivity, recertify, recertifying, reciprocally, reciprocity, recklessly, reclassify, reclassifying, recodify, recodifying, recognizably, recommendatory.
reconvey, reconveyed, reconveying, reconveys, recopy, recopying, recovery, recriminatory, rectally, rectify, rectifying, rectory, recycle, recycled, recycles, recycling, rediscovery, redundancy, refractory, regency, regnancy.
reluctantly, reminiscently, reoccupy, reoccupying, repacify, repacifying, reproachfully, resiliency, respectability, respectably, respectfully, respectively, restrictively, reticently, retroactively, retrospectively, rhapsodically, rhythmic, rhythmical, rhythmically, rhythmics, richly, rickety, rickey, rickeys, ridiculously, ritualistically, rockaby, rockabye, rockabyes, rockaway, rockaways, rockery, rocketry, rocky, rollicky, romantically, rustically, rusticity, rusticly.
sacredly, sacrificially, sacrilegiously, sacristy, sadistically, sagacity, salacity, saliency, sanctify, sanctifying, sanctity, sanctuary, sapiency, sarcastically, sardonically, satirically, satisfactorily, satisfactory, satyric, saucily, saucy, scabbily, scabby.
scalably, scaly, scammony, scantily, scantly, scanty, scarcely, scarcity, scarey, scarify, scarifying, scarry, scary, scatty, scenery, schmalzy, schoolboy, schoolboys, scientifically, scorify, scorifying.
scornfully, scrabbly, scraggly, scraggy, scrappy, scratchy, scrawly, scrawny, screaky, screechy, screwy, scrimpy, scroggy, scroungy, scrubby, scruffy, scrupulously, scrutiny, scullery, scummy, scurfy, scurry, scurrying, scurvily, scurvy, scyphate.
scythe, scythed, scythes, scything, secantly, secondary, secondly, secrecy, secretary, secretly, sectary, secundly, securely, security, selectly, sequency, shylock, shylocked, shylocking, shylocks, sibylic, sibyllic, sickbay, sickbays, sickerly, sicklily, sickly, sicklying, signficantly, significantly, silicify, silicifying.
simplicity, sincerely, sincerity, sketchy, skycap, skycaps, skyjack, skyjacked, skyjacking, skyjacks, skyrocket, skyrocketed, skyrocketing, skyrockets, skyscraper, skyscrapers, slackly, slickly, slouchy, sluicy, smoochy, smutchy, snatchy, snickery, sociability, sociably, socially, society, sociology, sockeye.
sockeyes, solvency, sorcery, spaciously, spagyric, spagyrics, specially, specialty, specifically, specificity, specify, specifying, sphygmic, spicery, spicey, spicily, spicy, splotchy, sporadically, sprucely, sprucy, squelchy, stanchly, starchy, statistically, staunchly, stenchy, stickily, sticky, stockily, stocky, stockyard, stockyards.
stoically, stomachy, stretchy, strictly, strychnine, strychnines, stylitic, styptic, styptics, subagency, subcategory, subclassify, subclassifying, subcommunity, subconsciously, subjectively, subjectivity, subspecialty, successfully, successively, succinctly, succinyl, succinyls, succory, sufficiency, sufficiently, suffocatingly, superefficiency, superficiality, superficially, superintendency, supersecrecy, supremacy, surgically.
susceptibility, suspiciously, swayback, swaybacks, sycamine, sycamines, sycamore, sycamores, syce, sycee, sycees, syces, sycomore, sycomores, syconia, syconium, sycophant, sycophantic, sycophants, sycoses, sycosis, syenitic, syllabic, syllabics, sylphic, sylvatic, symbolic, symbolical, symbolically, symmetric, symmetrical, symmetrically, sympathetic, sympathetically, symphonic, symptomatically.
synaptic, sync, syncarp, syncarpies, syncarps, syncarpy, synced, synch, synched, synching, synchro, synchronization, synchronizations, synchronize, synchronized, synchronizes, synchronizing, synchros, synchs, syncing, syncline, synclines, syncom, syncoms, syncopal, syncopate, syncopated, syncopates, syncopating, syncopation, syncopations, syncope, syncopes, syncopic.
syncs, syncytia, syndetic, syndic, syndical, syndicate, syndicated, syndicates, syndicating, syndication, syndics, synectic, synergic, syngamic, synodic, synoptic, syntactic, syntactical, synthetic, synthetically, synthetics, syntonic, syphilitic, systematic, systematical, systematically, systemic, systemics, systolic.
tacitly, taciturnity, tackey, tackify, tackifying, tackily, tacky, tactfully, tactlessly, talcky, tangency, techily, technicality, technically, technology, techy, telepathically, tenaciously, tenacity, tenancy, tendency, testacy, tetchily, tetchy, thatchy, thearchy, theocracy, theodicy, theoretically, therapeutically, thermodynamics.
thermometrically, thermostatically, thickety, thickly, thrombocyte, thrombocytes, thrombocytopenia, thrombocytosis, thymic, ticklishly, tocology, tonicity, tonsillectomy, topically, touchily, touchy, toxicity, tracery, tracherously, trachyte, trachytes, tragically, translucency, translucently, transparency, treacly, triarchy, trickery, trickily, trickly, tricksy, tricky, tricycle, tricycles, triptyca, triptycas, triptych.
triptychs, truancy, truculency, truculently, tryptic, turgency, tussocky, twitchy, tycoon, tycoons, tympanic, typecase, typecases, typecast, typecasting, typecasts, typeface, typefaces, typhonic, typic, typical, typically, typicalness.
typicalnesses, typographic, typographical, typographically, tyrannic, tyronic, ultimacy, unaffectedly, unbecomingly, uncannily, uncanny, unceasingly, unceremoniously, uncertainly, uncertainty, unchancy, unchary, uncially, uncloyed, uncomely, uncomfortably, uncommonly, uncomplimentary, unconcernedly, unconditionally, unconscionably, unconsciously, uncontrollably, unconventionally, unctuously, undersecretary, unequivocally, unexpectedly.
unfancy, unicycle, unicycles, unluckily, unlucky, unmercifully, unnecessarily, unnecessary, unpredictably, unsatisfactory, unscrupulously, unsoncy, uranylic, urgency, uroscopy, vacancy, vacantly, vacuity, vacuously, vagrancy, valedictory, valency, valiancy, velocity, veracity, verdancy, vertically, vibrancy, vicariously, vicarly, vicenary, viceroy, viceroys, vichy, vicinity, viciously.
victoriously, victory, vindictively, vinylic, viomycin, viomycins, virulency, viscerally, viscidity, viscidly, vivaciously, vivacity, vocably, vocabulary, vocality, vocally, vociferously, voraciously, voracity, wackily, wacky, watchcry, watcheye, watcheyes, watchfully, whacky, wheyface, wheyfaces, whimsicality.
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Glad you stopped by this reference page about words with c & y. To appear in the above C Y word list these letters can appear in any order, each used at least once and perhaps multiple times, adjacent or even with other letters between them.


How would you define the ultimate resource?
"Resourcefulness" is such a buzzword. We know it when we see it and yet it can still have this aloof nature. To be resourceful sounds like a positive trait. And when venturing into entrepreneurship, resourcefulness is one of the word's closest relatives. But why?
Aside from grit, energy, raw intelligence (and that wonderful process we call neuro-plasticity that lets us mold our brains how we want or don't want), and epigenetics (that beautiful new science that proves our environments trigger genes on or off daily), resourcefulness is like that diamond that keeps having dirt thrown on it but keeps glistening. It'll continue to shine no matter what new life or business hack tries to overshadow it.
Resourcefulness is about doing more with less. And sometimes doing something with nothing. And even more times creating out of thin air.
One of the most frequent challenges I've seen among college students is this capacity to be resourceful. And this poses more of a challenge when there's abundant resources available, like the Internet for knowledge and everlasting how-to programs.
Let's say I need to produce cards and have little money to use. Moo.com might be out of my price range although the card quality is exceptional. I really want Moo cards but can't afford right now. Do I say, "Sorry I'm not going to have cards?" or find another way?
Option two is Vistaprint, which offers more cards per price. But I'm still not able to invest the money to do it. This takes away my second option. Do I say, "I quit. I'll wait until I have enough money to buy Moo cards?" or find another way?
Let's say I have a huge event coming up, a very important event that would serve me if I had some cards to share. Or, let's say I needed to start getting my name out there right now. Just in the local area so people can know what I'm doing. I know that I can buy a pack of business card paper from Staples, that Microsoft Word has a business card template, and that if I mix the two with some brainpower, I can create a card design on Word and print out the cards from a local machine. I then have basic cards to practice giving to people. And when I can afford more advanced cards, I'll upgrade and give my contacts the new version. Point is: have to start somewhere.
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The career path highlights those professional development skills that make us more valuable in organizational life. We build a resume, acquire skills, learn how to interview, learn how to become an asset in an organization instead of just another employee and move up the company ladder.
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The "ten thousand and six words problem."
Ever sat in an organisation wondering about the nicely framed values and mission statements on the walls. Welcome to "The ten thousand and six words problem".
Just about every organisation has them, on their walls, in their corporate brochures and on their website. You may well have been in organisations when the mission or values statements are unveiled. You may well have joined an organisation that already had them.
Have you ever wondered how they got there? Have you wondered how they were developed? Have you ever wondered what they mean?
Let me introduce you to the "Ten thousand and six words problem".
How are these vision, mission, purpose and strategy statements developed?
I have been privy to many of these discussions about organisational values and their mission statements. They take many forms. In many cases the management team have decided they needed a new mission statement or their organisational values need re-stating. Sometimes they will take some time to develop them. Other times a Chief Executive will declare what they are. Most often they the team will develop them through a series of meetings or workshops. They will have long discussions and debates about the purpose of the organisation, what is important and what they want to be.
After a while, and good deal of discussion, they will have boiled down their thoughts to about 6 words. It might be 8 or 10 words. It does not matter. In essence the mission is stated in a succinct (and hopefully memorable) way. organisational The values are stated as either short phrases or perhaps a word supported by a short sentence.
It is these short statements that are cast in stone, framed and placed on the walls. They are told to their staff. They are repeated endlessly. They are cast in stone, not to be questioned. They are just the six words (or so).
These mission statement and organisational values are the essence of a discussion. They have been boiled down. (Even being asked to boil it down to a one pager: See You can't swim in sea salt). They are the result of long discussions, thoughts, arguments, positioning, thinking through alternatives, drafting and re-drafting. They will have debated where they have come from as an organisation, where they want to be and what they represent. They might even looked at other organisations for inspiration. They will certainly have done some soul searching.
The management team will have had at least a 1000 word discussion about the phrases. More likely they have had a 10,000 word discussion about them.
You have not been privy to those discussions.
You did not have time to consider them.
You did not discuss them with your colleagues, look at the organisation, explore the options.
You were not privy to the nuances and subtleties that went into the wording.
You did not have the 10,000 word discussion. You did not even have the 1000 word discussion. You have the six words.
Without the 10,000 words (or at least a hundred or so) you have to mind-read what they mean! Good luck.
What are the implications for Executives and managers?
The implication for managers of the ten thousand and six word problem is this. You have to communicate the debate and discussion as well. You have to help people have that discussion for themselves. You have to get the thoughts, principles, ideology, thinking and beliefs that support these statements into peoples' bones, into their hearts, into their minds.
This means you have to share many of the ten thousand words with people. You have to explain your thinking behind them and what they mean.
Otherwise you just have something that was developed amongst consenting adults in private. In essence, Jargon. It will only become meaningful when the conversations are had by the organisation.
So get out there, have those conversations. And if you need help developing the mission or values, having a rich debate or socialising the strategy and thinking through the organisation, then give me a call.


Archaeological evidence indicates that at least some stone tools found in Guinea were the work of peoples who had come there from the Sahara, perhaps because of the desiccation that had occurred in the Saharan region by 2000 BC . Agriculture was practiced along the coast of Guinea by AD 1000, with rice the staple crop.
Most of Upper Guinea fell within the area influenced by the medieval empire of Ghana at the height of its power, but none of present-day Guinea was actually within the empire. The northern half of present-day Guinea was, however, within the later Mali and Songhai empires.
Malinké did not begin arriving in Guinea until the 13th century, nor did the Fulani come in considerable numbers until the 17th century. In 1725, a holy war (jihad) was declared in Futa Jallon by Muslim Fulani. The onslaught, directed against the non-Muslim Malinké and Fulani, was ultimately successful in establishing the independence of the Fulani of Futa Jallon and effecting their unity within a theocratic kingdom under Almamy Karamoka Alfa of Timbo.
Meanwhile, European exploration of the Guinea coast was begun by the Portuguese in the middle of the 15th century. By the 17th century, French, British, and Portuguese traders and slavers were competing with one another. When the slave trade was prohibited during the first half of the 19th century, the Guinea creeks afforded secluded hiding places for slavers harried by the ships of the Royal Navy. French rights along the coast were expressly preserved by the Peace of Paris (1814), and French—as well as British and Portuguese—trading activities expanded in the middle years of the 19th century, when trade in peanuts, palm oil, hides, and rubber replaced that in slaves. The French established a protectorate over Boké in 1849 and consolidated their rule over the coastal areas in the 1860s. This inevitably led to attempts to secure a more satisfactory arrangement with the Fulani chiefs of Futa Jallon. A protectorate was established over the region in 1881, but effective sovereignty was not secured for another 15 years.
Resistance to the consolidation of the French advance up the Senegal and the Niger, toward Lake Chad, was made by Samory Touré, a Malinké born in Upper Guinea. He had seized Kankan in 1879 and established his authority in the area southeast of Siguiri, but his attacks on the area led the inhabitants to seek aid from the French troops already established at Kita in the French Sudan (Soudan Français, now Mali) in 1882. Samory signed treaties with the French in 1886 and again in 1890, but on various pretexts both he and the French later renounced them, and hostilities resumed. His capture in 1898 marked the end of any concerted local resistance to the French occupation of Guinea, Ivory Coast (now Côte d'Ivoire), and southern Mali.
In 1891, Guinea was constituted as a French territory separate from Senegal, of which it had hitherto been a part. Four years later, the French territories in West Africa were federated under a governor-general. The federation structure remained substantially unchanged until Guinea attained independence. In 1946, Africans in Guinea became French citizens, but the franchise was at first restricted to the Europeanized évoulés , and was not replaced by universal adult suffrage until 1957.
In September 1958, Guinea participated in the referendum on the new French constitution. On acceptance of the new constitution, French overseas territories had the option of choosing to continue their existing status, to move toward full integration into metropolitan France, or to acquire the status of an autonomous republic in the new quasi-federal French Community. If, however, they rejected the new constitution, they would become independent forthwith. French President Charles de Gaulle made it clear that a country pursuing the independent course would no longer receive French economic and financial aid or retain French technical and administrative officers. The electorate of Guinea rejected the new constitution overwhelmingly, and Guinea accordingly became an independent state on 2 October 1958, with Ahmed Sékou Touré, leader of Guinea's strongest labor union, as president.
During its first three decades of independence, Guinea developed into a militantly socialist state, which merged the functions and membership of the Parti Démocratique de Guinée (PDG) with the various institutions of government, including the public state bureaucracy. This unified party-state had nearly complete control over the country's economic and political life. Guinea expelled the US Peace Corps in 1966 because of alleged involvement in a plot to overthrow President Touré. Similar charges were directed against France; diplomatic relations were severed in 1965 and did not resume until 1975. An ongoing source of contention between Guinea and its French-speaking neighbors was the estimated half-million expatriates in Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire; some were active dissidents who, in 1966, formed the National Liberation Front of Guinea (Front de Libération Nationale de Guinée—FLNG).
International tensions erupted again in 1970 when some 350 men, including FLNG partisans and Africans in the Portuguese army, invaded Guinea under the leadership of white Portuguese officers from Portuguese Guinea (now Guinea-Bissau). Waves of arrests, detentions, and some executions followed this invasion, which was repulsed after one day. Between 1969 and 1976, according to Amnesty International, 4,000 persons were detained for political reasons, with the fate of 2,900 unknown. After an alleged Fulani plot to assassinate Touré was disclosed in May 1976, Diallo Telli, a cabinet minister and formerly the first secretary-general of the OAU, was arrested and sent to prison, where he died without trial in November.
In 1977, protests against the regime's economic policy, which dealt harshly with unauthorized trading, led to riots in which three regional governors were killed. Touré responded by relaxing restrictions, offering amnesty to exiles (thousands of whom returned), and releasing hundreds of political prisoners. Ties were loosened with the Soviet bloc, as Touré sought increased Western aid and private investment for Guinea's sagging economy.
Single-list elections for an expanded National Assembly were held in 1980. Touré was elected unopposed to a fourth seven-year term as president on 9 May 1982; according to the government radio, he received 100% of the vote. A new constitution was adopted that month, and during the summer Touré visited the United States as part of an economic policy reversal that found Guinea seeking Western investment to develop its huge mineral reserves. Measures announced in 1983 brought further economic liberalization, including the relegation of produce marketing to private traders.
Touré died on 26 March 1984 while undergoing cardiac treatment at the Cleveland Clinic; he had been rushed to the United States after being stricken in Sa'udi Arabia the previous day. Prime Minister Louis Lansana Béavogui then became acting president, pending elections that were to be held within 45 days. On 3 April, however, just as the Political Bureau of the ruling Guinea Democratic Party (PDG) was about to name its choice as Touré's successor, the armed forces seized power, denouncing the last years of Touré's rule as a "bloody and ruthless dictatorship." The constitution was suspended, the National Assembly dissolved, and the PDG abolished. The leader of the coup, Col. Lansana Conté, assumed the presidency on 5 April, heading the Military Committee for National Recovery (Comité Militaire de Redressement National—CMRN). About 1,000 political prisoners were freed.
Conté suppressed an attempted military coup led by Col. Diarra Traoré on 4 July 1985. Almost two years later, it was announced that 58 persons, including both coup leaders and members of Touré's government, had been sentenced to death; however, it was believed that many of them, as well as Traoré, had actually been shot days after the coup attempt. All were identified with the Malinké, who were closely identified with the Touré regime. The military regime adopted free-market policies in an effort to revive the economy.
Under pressure locally and abroad, Guinea embarked on a transition to multiparty democracy, albeit with considerable reluctance from the military-dominated government. It legalized parties in April 1992, but did not really allow them to function freely. It postponed presidential elections for over a year (until 19 December 1993) and then annulled the results from two Malinké strongholds, claiming victory with 51.7% of the vote. The Supreme Court upheld the Ministry of the Interior's decision despite official protestations from the opposition. Though international opinion on the elections was divided, it was generally conceded that the elections administration had been widely manipulated in favor of the PUP candidate, and in several instances the voting process was fraudulent.
The legislative elections were delayed until 11 June 1995. These elections were supposed to have preceded the presidential elections, but the regime switched the order in 1993. The opposition felt that scheduling the presidential election first gave the incumbent an unfair advantage in both elections. International observers found significant flaws in these elections as well, and afterwards, the opposition vowed to boycott the Assembly. Factionalism within the opposition alliance, CODEM, shattered this resolve, and by the time the Assembly was convened, 71 PUP representatives and 43 members representing 8 other parties assumed their seats.
The greatest threat to Conté's power came in February 1996, when mutineers commanded tanks, fired upon the presidential palace, and seized the president. The palace was all but destroyed, and some 30 to 50 people were killed, many of them civilians by stray bullets. Conté was able to strike a deal with the mutineers, agreeing to establish a multiparty grievance committee that was disbanded before it could issue its final report. No one received a death sentence, though 38 soldiers received sentences, 34 of them colonels, majors, captains, and lieutenants. Only six were Susu, and four of them received the lightest sentences. Conté gave in to the mutineers' demands by doubling soldiers' pay and taking over the defense department himself.
In December 1998, Guinea held its second round of multiparty elections. Though it was technically more acceptable than previous polling, the PUP marshaled the resources of the state and the public bureaucracy to conduct its campaign up-country. The opposition submitted a report detailing fraudulent and illegal election and campaign practices by the ruling party. Further, the Guinean Human Rights Organization and Amnesty International accused the government of routine torture—stripping, tying up, and beating opposition militants.
Before the international borders were reopened, the government seized Malinké RPG leader Alpha Condé for allegedly attempting to cross into Côte d'Ivoire. He and four RPG parliamentarians, and some 70 RPG militants were jailed. The Condé trial was repeatedly delayed, and the charges were changed to "recruitment of mercenaries with intent to overthrow the government." It was suspended shortly after it began in April 2000 when Condé's lawyers and the Court failed to agree on the legality of the arrest and the charges. Condé was being tried along with 48 others in the Cour de Sûreté de l'Etat (State Security Court).
The political climate in May 2000 was uneasy with fear that the Alpha Condé affair would drag on unresolved. Legislative and local elections were scheduled for later in the year, but the opposition renewed its calls to boycott them. Despite this adversity, municipal elections were held in June 2000 accompanied by violence in at least seven cities leading to several civilian deaths. Reports of arrests, beatings, rapes, and torture of protesters followed. The opposition indicated that unless a neutral arbiter, such as an independent electoral commission were established, it would boycott the legislative elections.
In mid-September 2000, the State Security Court convicted Condé of sedition and sentenced him to five years hard labor in prison, though later he was granted clemency. Seven of his 47 coaccused received lighter sentences, while the others were acquitted. The international community overwhelmingly condemned the trial as a mockery of justice. Condé's five-year sentence would eliminate him from running in the next presidential elections.
In November 2001, in what amounted to a constitutional coup, Conté and the PUP-dominated National Assembly amended the constitution to increase the number of years in a presidential term from five to seven, and to remove term limits. The amendment also allowed the president to nominate local government officials. In June 2002 flawed parliamentary elections resulted in the ruling party's gain of a two-third's majority in the Assembly.
Conté's declining health has given rise to speculation that he might not stand for re-election in December 2003, and should he be unable to run, the country risks political chaos. The army, which is deeply divided by age, ethnicity, and other factors, would likely intervene.
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[Perhaps YOU (in your ignorance and poor teaching) do not question the meaning of the word 'understand' in that passage, but those who write lexicons and Bible dictionaries KNOW the meaning of the GREEK term, and they ALL AGREE that it means the words are not HEARD.
WITHOUT HEARING there is no intelligent MEANING to the hearer, and the sounds will not be recognized. 'Damen' in German might be meaningless to you if you don't speak German, but to a German SPEAKER it means 'women's bathroom.' Da man better not go in there. He needs to have an interpreter if he doesn't speak German.
IF a REGULAR HUMAN TONGUE is spoken in ANY CONGREGATION OF PEOPLE ANYWHERE that is not spoken by even one of the hearers, someone needs to translate/interpret for that person.
THE WHOLE MESSAGE is NOT that tongues is some kind of magical/mysterious/not understandable by anyone anywhere language.
Except of course in ACTS 2 (let the BIBLE explain the BIBLE, don't just limit it to your pathetic one sentence or short passage) THEY DID UNDERSTAND.
NO 'magica/mystical/mysterious 'babbling' language there. . .
FAR FROM what you get at modern-day 'pentecostal', voodoo witch doctor, or 'oneness' places.
Your modern-day 'pentecostals' are so easily fooled into superstition! I am certain satan is pleased with that.
Sorry bubba, but I don't wrestle with God AT ALL. I certainly AM teachable; I learn from God's Word (the BIBLE) a LOT every day. YOU ought to try it.
Just because YOU want to ignore the CLEAR TEACHINGS of the BIBLE (love God, love my neighbor, serve God, serve my neighbor) you may. IF you decide to CONTINUE to follow your superstitious behaviors, I can't stop you.
Does "neighbor" mean only those with whom you are in perfect agreement?
No Joseph, I even love YOU as my brother (assuming you are a Christian), though I disagree with you OFTEN.
Neither the "tongues-speakers" nor the 'Local' or 'Resident' Jews understood at Pentecost.
Actually, it was mysterious to the speakers and 'local' or 'resident' Jews at Pentecost.
How would you know, seeing that you are not a linguist who is versed in every possible language known to man. You're just miffed because you don't have a demonstrably true spirit-baptism example to support your silent spirit-baptism experience.
As usual, you speak from ignorance. Even a normal CHILD recognizes gibberish which is all you have, so nobody needs to be a linguist, versed in every possible language known to man. I have been tri-lingual and am working on Koine Greek which will be my 4th.
What languages do YOU speak that makes you think you are an expert? At least I have studied language, language formation etc at our local state University, and I have taught ESL (English as a second language0 aka Ell (English as a learned language) to folks who were Vietnamese, Kurdish, and Spanish. What language (s) have YOU taught?
I don't need to claim to be an expert linguist, but I most likely DO know more about the subject than YOU do.
"Miffed?" Why would I be 'miffed' just because YOU make idiotic false claims against me? It would be a waste of time and energy.
It looks like you are ignorant of what the BIBLE teaches on the subject.
The BIBLE says that EVERY CHRISTIAN EVERYWHERE has the Holy Spiritl alive, well, POWERFUL and HE IS GOD LIVING WITHIN each of us. He is neither impotent nor neglectful of us, teaching us, leading us, guiding us, providing ALL of our needs.
No gibberish required. YOU are just miffed because you cannot foist your FAKE tongues on us NORMAL Christians.
The first gift you challenged us on was the "Gift of Tongues", which you confuse with a prayer language. Nevertheless you asked, "There is NO 'private prayer language' ANYWHERE IN THE BIBLE". You have been given substantial reason to reconsider your point.
Now, you apparently misunderstand the "Gift of Interpretation". My friend the gift is not the "Gift of Translation" nor is it a "loose translation, it is the "Gift of Interpretation".
May I suggest you simply re-evaluate your your objection really is because there is something missing in your arguments.
[No hostility. Simply HONEST reading of SCRIPTURE.
[ First off, no confusion at all. Your 'magical/mythical/mystical/prayer language is supposedly IN TONGUES, and does not occur in the BIBLE AT ALL.
[You are confused by the English TRANSLATION. The original-language Greek word your translation "interpretation" MEANS IN THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE. . ."translation." It is what they do at the international conferences. . .translate from one language to another.
The only thing 'missing' is YOUR UNDERSTANDING. The Holy Spirit is alive and well LIVING POWERFULLY within EVERY CHRISTIAN EVERYWHERE. No pentecostalbabble required. . .
[B]Except of course in ACTS 2 (let the BIBLE explain the BIBLE, don't just limit it to your pathetic one sentence or short passage) THEY DID UNDERSTAND....snip.
As has been pointed out you before, Acts 2:13 ("Others mocking said, These men are full of new wine") clearly intimates that there were people (the 'local' or 'resident' Jews) at Pentecost who did not understand a lick of the foreign tongues spoken at Pentecost.
"Verse 13 states that "others" (heteroi), ANOTHER group from that already described, made the accusation of drunkenness. It is stated very clearly that there were TWO basic groups of individuals present--i.e., those who recognized the languages and others who thought the speakers were drunk.
Keep in mind that Thomas R. Edgar is a bonafide anti-Charismatic.
"Others; viz. the scribes and Pharisees, and also the inhabitants of Jewry and Jerusalem; who not understanding the languages of other nations, might think the apostles did but babble, and talk idly or rudely, when they spake with other tongues."
"Others mocking, said,.... These were the native inhabitants of Jerusalem, the common people; and it may be also the Scribes and Pharisees, who did not understand the languages in which the apostles spake, and therefore derided them both by words and gestures:"
Verse 13. - But others for others, A.V. ; they are filled with for these men are full of, A.V. New wine; more literally, sweet wine. These mockers, men incapable of serious and devout appreciation of the work of the Holy Spirit, attributed the tension of feeling which they saw, and the unintelligible words which they heard, to the effect of wine"
Of a different class. The first who commented on the wonder did so curiously, but with no prejudice. Those who now spoke did so in a hostile spirit. See on Acts 2:4.
But others mocking — The world begins with mocking, thence proceeds to cavilling, Acts 4:7; to threats, 4:17; to imprisoning, Acts 5:18; blows, 5:40; to slaughter, Acts 7:58. These mockers appear to have been some of the natives of Judea, and inhabitants of Jerusalem, (who understood only the dialect of the country,) by the apostle's immediately directing his discourse to them in the next verse.
Greek Testament Critical Exegetical Commentary 13. ἕτεροι] Probably native Jews, who did not understand the foreign languages.
Finally, as I already stumped you on this before, which foreign languages did the Galilean disciples speak that were unknown to them but were known to 'local' or 'resident' Jews at Pentecost? Remember, speaking in tongues means speaking by the power of the spirit in languages that one has never learned.
Once again, your markedly reductionistic method of interpreting scripture is exposed for all to see.
You don't know what you're talking about, as tongues are said by Paul to be spoken to God, not to people, as NO ONE [present] UNDERSTANDS them, which clearly shows that the gift of different kinds of tongues are by design not recognizable. Hence why Paul adamantly forbids the public use of tongues w/o interpretation, and hence his use of the analogies of non-recognizable sounds of musical instruments and non-recognizable foreign languages in vv. 7-11.
Indeed, if what you are saying is true, it stands to reason that Paul in 1 Cor 14 would have put something in place to judge/test whether or not a tongue was from or not from God.
or example, in 1 Cor 14:29, Paul says, "Two or three prophets should speak and the others should evaluate what is said" (1 Cor 14:29, NET). You will note that Paul never subjects speaking in tongues to being evaluated as to whether or not it is from God, as in, "If anyone speaks in a tongue, let there be only two or at most three, and each in turn; and let one interpret, and then the others should evaluate what is said." Of course, Paul never says this.
The obvious reason Paul never subjects tongues-speaking to evaluation for legitimacy is because you can't evaluate with any degree of certainly that which is unintelligible to the hearers; otherwise, it follows Paul would have done so.
Neither Acts 2:39 nor Romans 8:29 are an historical example of spirit-baptism experience, so you are still don't have a historical biblical precedent for your SILENT spirit-baptism reception.
Secondly, God is the One who placed tongues in the Church, and they will continue to reside in the church until Jesus comes back, and there is absolutely nothing you can ever do to change that. So mock on mocker, but know this, we are going to reap what we sow. If we sow mockery, and thus sow to the flesh, as in your case, you will one day reap destruction.
You said: You are confused by the English TRANSLATION. The original-language Greek word your translation "interpretation" MEANS IN THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE. . ."translation." It is what they do at the international conferences. . .translate from one language to another.
May I ask for a clarification of the sentence "The original-language Greek word your translation "interpretation" MEANS IN THE ORIGINAL LANGUAGE. . ."translation."
I'm afraid I am missing your point.
Chasen your tail sir, speaking of ALL CHRISTIANS quote unquote having the SPIRIT when this SPIRIT is what MAKES them Christians sir.
All nominal Christians sir? What is secular Christianity sir? Got any idea, LANGUAGE expert?
One thing at a time. . .
1) NORMAL Christians are Spirit-filled Christians that don't have to bleat, whinny, get tipped over by their leaders, or babble mindlessly to BE Christ followers at all.
2) There IS NO REAL 'secular Christianity anywhere. There are FAKES who CALL themselves 'Christians' that are not who can be EASILY FOUND. Oneness nuts are amongst those.
3) Your SLANDER that I somehow claimed to be a 'LANGUAGE expert (just because I likely know more about language than you do) shows the character and nature of your SLANDEROUS religion. I never made any such claim. . .but of course YOU KNEW THAT.


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Q: Invoking PUT request multiple times I am trying to access a REST enpoint that adds a book in bookshelf location.
PUT /bookshelf/books/1

HTTP/1.1 201 Created

Now if I try to add book again with id 1
PUT /bookshelf/books/1

HTTP/1.1 500 Internal server error

I get 500 Internal server error, with the response message
 "Resource already exists, cannot add duplicate item"

Now this looks wrong to me. Is this a right kind of response to expect from the server. Considering the operation is PUT, I feel the clients should feel free to run the PUT invocations to do again and again. Is my understanding correct?
If not 500 should the server just return HTTP/1.1 200 OK?

A: PUT is idempotent - if you call it multiple times you should get the same result. i.e. the object is created/updated as per your request. Returning 500 to a PUT request because the object already exists goes against RESTful semantics. I would also expect 200 back in this instance.

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So, you've got a raging toothache and no dental plan and you are frantically looking for dental insurance with no waiting period.
Almost all insurance plans have a six to 12-month waiting period for anything other than simple "preventive" procedures like checkups and cleaning.
The rare exceptions are some company dental plans that allow you to go get that filling or crown, even if you just joined the outfit last week. But don't forget, you will likely have to pay a $50 deductible – and the plan probably will cover no more than 50 to 80 per cent of the procedure.
Don't blame the insurance companies. It's just business. It would be like you buying auto insurance for a car that just blew its transmission and expecting to get it fixed like, right now. It's not going to happen.
Try this: Sign up for a discount dental plan and book your appointment today. Most discount plans don't have a waiting period, so you can just go ahead and get any necessary work done. There's also no deductible to pay, either.
OK, here's the "catch" (if you can call it that): Discount dental plans are not like dental insurance, where you pay an annual premium and are allowed a set annual maximum claim of say, $1,000 to $1,500. A discount scheme – like it suggests – offers discounts on a wide variety of procedures, typically 10-60 per cent. For example, you could get an $800 tooth-colored crown for just $500 – a $300 saving.
Many discount plans also cover cosmetic dentistry procedures, which insurance almost never does. For example, one plan I know offers a $3,000 single tooth implant for around $1,800 – a $1,200 saving!
Now discount schemes work with a prescribed list of dentists and you must choose someone on the list.
The cost? Expect to pay at least $100 a year for individual coverage and $150 for a family.
Remember – it is worth getting several quotes for the best deal.


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  Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express - "Unable to start program. Sistem
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Merhaba.

Bu yazıda size çözmek için günlerce uğraştığım bir sorundan bahsedeceğim. Microsoft **Visual C++ 2010 Express** isimli programı kullanan birçok kullanıcı C++ dilinde yazdığı form uygulamasını derlemeye çalıştığında başlıkta belirttiğim gibi "**Unable to start program. Sistem belirtilen dosyayı bulamıyor**" hatasını alıyor. Ben de bu hatayı aldım ve internette yaptığım araştırmalar sonucunda bulduğum yöntemlerin hepsini denedim bir türlü sonuç alamadım ama pes de etmedim.

Yazılımcıların soru-cevap şeklinde birbirine yardımcı olduğu sitelerden birinde **Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1** isimli paketin kurulmasıyla sorunun çözülebileceği yazıyordu. Ben de bunu denedim ve en sonunda yazdığım programı derleyip çalıştırabildim. Hala bu sorunu çözememiş olanlar için bu yazıyı hazırlamak istedim. Bahsettiğim paketi aşağıda bulunan linke tıklayarak Microsoft'un kendi sitesinden indirebilirsiniz.

[VS2010 Service Pack 1](http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=23691)

Paketi yükledikten sonra **Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express** programını _silip tekrar yüklemeniz_ gerekmektedir. Sorunuz olursa sayfanın en altında bulunan linklerden bana ulaşabilirsiniz.

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Kotobuki bento are Japanese style lunch boxes. The stacking two tiers keep foods and flavors separate and the top tier has a press on lid to prevent spills. Durable, attractive, and easy to clean. Made in Japan. Black and white panda-face shape. 4-1/2-inch L by 4-1/2-inch W by 3-1/8-inch H.


Great-Grandpa Wise would have been 361 years old this week!
To celebrate the vernal equinox, we chose a spring painting by a 20th century Scottish painter.
Have you seen a purple posy?
Today, we would like to draw attention to Audubon the painter.
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Have you ever seen a blue fantasy flower?