text: logging in or signing up F&B Truck and F&B Bikes Travopoly Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Let's Connect Share Add to Flag Embed Email Add to Channel Copy embed code: Embed: Flash iPad Dynamic Copy Does not support media & animations Automatically changes to Flash or non-Flash embed WordPress Embed Customize Embed Use HTTPS URL: Copy Thumbnail: Copy The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 30 Category: Travel/ Places.. License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: June 07, 2016 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 1 Presentation Description Building commercial cargo bikes, working with customers from all over the Universe! Be it our famous Tricycles Ice Cream Bike parlor. Dependable Coffee Bikes, new Cold Brew Bikes, Beer Bikes, Juice Bikes, Flower Bikes, Water Bikes, Art Bikes, Clothing Bikes, Book Bikes. For more details :- http://travopoly.com/ Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Ice Cream Bike Business| Travopoly: Ice Cream Bike Business| Travopoly Slide2: Icicle Tricycles a long history of rolling out food bike businesses. We've custom built a wide variety of food bikes from cupcake bikes and doughnut bikes, to salad bikes, ice cream bikes, and more! A fantastic way to get food and drinks to wherever stomachs are grumbling! The Icicle Tricycles Drink and Food Vending Cart solution. We know food. We know vending. We know bikes. Food Bikes! Slide3: Similar to the operations of a food cart or truck, a food bike business is a fully operational mobile food service station. An eco-friendly, carbon neutral, commercial utility vehicle to advertise, distribute, and vend food. Engineered for food convenience – expedient, compact, food service machines. A pedal powered beverage and food cart. Slide4: Beat the food truck traffic by scooting around on a beverage bike or food bike business. A food vending cart powered by your feet! A vending bike you can peddle with! An eco-friendly, environmentally sustainable, carbon neutral business plan with wheels! Roll out and sell food. Contact us when you're ready to roll – our bikes are shipped fully constructed and ready to roll when they get to you! Slide5: Either as a mobile food and drink hot spot, or used as a food and beverage delivery bike, Icicle Tricycles' Food and Beverage Bikes are a superb way to create unique dining experiences. Slide6: You also get the upper hand when it comes to food truck pileups! Just hop on, wheel around, and sell while people are walking over to your competitors! All while from the comfort of a big, comfortable, cushy seat! Contact us today to get your food bike business rolling with an Icicle Tricycles Food Bike. Slide7: Don't just be your own boss, be your own mobile boss! With comfy seating, 7 speeds, snappy maneuverability, and plenty of front cargo storage space, an IceTrikes Cargo Food Bike is a dependable and specialized way to market, advertise, and vend food and drinks. Slide8: Our food bikes are also a fantastic tool to be used as delivery vehicles! Grab your food bike and use it as a dedicated restaurant delivery bike! Absolutely perfect to load up the morning bread run or to wheel on down to the farmers market. A splendid food distribution vehicle solution! Slide9: Avoid expensive power and propane costs with traditionally big food carts and trucks. Get away from the static locations brick and mortar. Hop on and pedal out to farmers markets, city events, parades, sporting events, parks, public squares, and more. Slide10: A hand built, fully customized Icicle Tricycles Vending Cart Bike is the ultimate solution to your need for a food and beverage business on wheels! Contact us to get your food bike business rolling. We have a long and dedicated history in vending by bicycle. We know vending. We know bicycles. Get an Icicle Tricycles solution! Contact us. Slide11: An Icicle Tricycles Food Bike Business is a great way to get gastronomical! Icicle Tricycles offers a variety of custom build options for your food and beverage vending cart bike needs. We offer customized panels, wood paneling , laser engraving, and custom graphics to match just about any style you can think of. Slide12: Your bike, your design, your style, your logo. Fully constructed by experienced bike mechanics and designers. Shipped to you, ready to roll when it arrives! Contact us when your'e ready to get out and feed people! Slide13: 5600 Tennyson Parkway, Suite 330 Plano, TX 75024 800-574-7131 email@example.com You do not have the permission to view this presentation. In order to view it, please contact the author of the presentation.


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An item that is a play on words, this grater shaped like a cowbell is called "Cheese please" and is designed by Lorenza Bozzoli and Gabriele Chiave. Its eye-catching and evocative cowbell shape also proves to be the best way to interpret its functional aspect. "Cheese please" has circular holes surrounded by tiny teeth. This kind of hole tears at the cheese, a process particularly suitable for mature varieties such as parmesan or pecorino.
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"Cool Stat Of The Week"/
In looking over Brett Avery's Golf World PGA Championship stat package, I loved the "Cool Stat":
Of the field Tiger Woods defeated to win his 13th major championship, 80 players went into the PGA Championship having competed in fewer than 13 majors. Only 50 players at Southern Hills had made the cut in at least 13 majors. And of those, only eight had placed in the top 10 at least 13 times.
If nothing else, check out the stats to see the side-by-side shots of Tiger circa 1998 and Tiger today.


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|dnp Supernova Screens Receive ISF Certification
|Thursday, 21 June 2007
Supernova Screen by dnp is the first-ever optical front-projection
screen that allows viewing in brightly lit environments. The Supernova
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the Image Science Foundation (ISF). The certification means that ISF
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"We are very proud that the optical attributes of our Supernova
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Supernova Screens are based on a revolutionary high-contrast filter that allows the projected image to be reflected from the screen head-on, while effectively absorbing light from other sources such as ceiling lights. As a result, the Supernova Screen is virtually unaffected by ambient light. This innovative design allows Supernova Screens to deliver up to ten times the contrast of conventional screens.
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Now more than ever, people with learning and visual disabilities are flourishing in the classroom, launching productive careers and becoming assets in their communities. This blog spotlights remarkable individuals who demonstrate that having a visual or print disability is no barrier to educational success.
May 12, 2014 by Lauren Holstein (LAE)
Categories: In the News
April 9, 2014 by Lauren Holstein (LAE)
Categories: Blind or Visually Impaired, In the News
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Categories: Assistive Technology, Disability Type, In the News, Learning Disabilities
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Actress Bonnie Franklin Diagnosed With Cancer
Former "One Day at a Time" star Bonnie Franklin has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, according to USA Today, citing a family spokesperson. The 68-year-old actress is undergoing treatment.
On "One Day at a Time," which aired from 1975 to 1984, Franklin played the single mother of two daughters. The daughters were played by Valerie Bertinelli and Mackenzie Phillips.
"Sending out love and sweet prayers to my 'mom.' The incomparable Bonnie Franklin," Phillips tweeted Monday
Franklin recently appeared on Bertinelli's TV Land comedy, "Hot in Cleveland," and the CBS soap opera "The Young and the Restless."


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The Wenatchee Pack was made up of two female gray wolves from the Teanaway Pack. Reports vary from two wolves observed traveling together in Naneum area to four sets of tracks. But there have been no confirmed sightings of the Wenatchee Pack for the last few years.
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Six so-called legal highs have been recalled before a total ban announced by the Government, is introduced next week.
Earlier this week the Government announced plans to ban all 41 synthetic cannabis products and party pills that had been granted interim approval, until they can be proven low risk.
But on Thursday the Ministry of Health said it had revoked the licences to manufacture and sell six of those drugs, effective immediately.
It said it made the decision because the products pose more than a low risk to people's health.
The products are sold under the band names Apocalypse, Outbreak, WTF, Blueberry Crush, White Rhino and Lemon Grass.
Before the Government moved to introduce the total ban, protests were held up and down the country in April against the sale of synthetic cannabis and party pill products.
Organisers said they were deeply concerned by the damage the products were doing in the community.
The Legal High lobby group STAR Trust says while synthetic cannabis and party pills can have serious side effects when abused, they cause less harm than alcohol and tobacco.


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16 June 2015 (Ottawa) — In a hard-hitting report that documents federal government tactics that undermine Canadian democracy, a coalition of citizens' groups calls for a fundamental shift in actions and attitudes to promote healthy debate, dissent and diversity.
Voices, a volunteer-led coalition of more than 200 citizens' groups, has developed more than 110 case studies that 'connect the dots', showing a pattern of actions by the federal government to silence critics, stifle debate, diminish knowledge, and dodge accountability.
New case study adds to growing concerns over "disturbing pattern" of CRA audits
Montreal, Dec. 11, 2014 – A new report is warning that the Conservative government's ongoing selective scrutiny of charities poses a threat to free speech, democracy and government transparency in Canada.
The Right Honourable Stephen Harper
Prime Minister of Canada
Office of the Prime Minister80 Wellington StreetOttawa, Ontario, K1A 0A2
By fax: 613-941-6900
July 24, 2013
Dear Prime Minister,
After years of diminishing democratic space for dissent in Canada, Voices-Voix – a non-partisan coalition of over 200 Canadian organizations – is proposing 8 clear ways to defend democracy and human rights, and ensure that the voices of Canadians are informed, heard, can speak, and are respected. ...
... We urge the G20 to make a commitment to recognizing, respecting and supporting the role and independence of civil society organizations, within all member states. We call on the G20 to ensure that G20 summits, ministerial meetings and other aspects of its work include meaningful opportunities for civil society participation. We look to G20 members to raise the concerns laid out in the VOICES-VOIX Declaration about the eroding respect for democratic principles and human rights advocacy in Canada in discussions with Prime Minister Stephen Harper and other Canadian officials. ...
A new coalition, Voices-Voix, is sounding the alarm that the quality and health of democratic life in Canada is under serious threat. Voice-Voix will be speaking out against the silencing of dissent by the government. ...
Enabling Civil Society: Democracy & Dissent Conference
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Do you have money waiting? Online database of unclaimed safe deposit boxes expands.
State Controller Betty Yee said Thursday that a new law has enabled her office to add tens of thousands of properties to her online database, enabling the office to identify and locate more owners of U.S. savings bonds and military awards held in safe deposit boxes.
The office said the controller currently is safeguarding the contents of more than 138,000 safe deposit boxes turned over to the state.
Previously, Yee's office could only notify and publicize the name of a person reported as owning a safe deposit box. However, items in safe deposit boxes often have different names on them, such as U.S. savings bonds held in the names of children and grandchildren.
Under provisions in the new law, the controller now can notify potential owners of U.S. savings bonds or military awards in safe deposit boxes.
"Each day, my team is returning hundreds of thousands of dollars to people who had not known it was missing. Expanding the unclaimed property database provides greater opportunity for U.S. savings bonds and military awards to be returned to their rightful owners," Yee said in a statement.
The controller's office said it currently is safeguarding more than 75,000 U.S. savings bonds with an estimated value of more than $31.6 million.
Potential owners can search for unclaimed property at claimit.ca.gov or by calling 800-992-4647.
Mark Glover: 916-321-1184, @markhglover


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Thinking of starting or expanding your business in Hanna? Good choice! Hanna is a great place for entrepreneurs and their innovative business ideas. Starting or expanding a business is a challenge and we want to assist you in getting started. The staff and Councillors work closely with Employment, Immigration & Industry, Meridian Community Futures Development Corporation (MCFDC) and with regional and provincial partners to keep up to date with business developments. You can download a basic business plan template from this site and assistance in developing a business plan can be obtained from the Town of Hanna, Employment, Immigration & Industry, the Federal Business Development Bank and Meridian Community Futures Development Corporation. Contact information for the above listed agencies can be found below.
If your business plan includes any new construction or a change in use or intensity of your existing business, you may require a development permit and/or other permits.
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Developing a business plan is one of the first steps you should take. The better prepared you are to properly assess the potential risks involved the more likely you are to overcome problems when they occur.
All businesses wishing to operate or sell goods or services within the Town corporate limits require a Business License. Bylaw Number 889-2000 requires that business licenses be renewed annually, expiring on December 31st of each year. This includes general contractors (construction industry), commercial businesses, home-based businesses and hawkers/peddlers. A charitable or non-profit organization carrying on a business for fund-raising shall be exempt from licensing requirements.
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Generally speaking, the first step in the development or subdivision procedure is to make an application for approval. This very important step outlines the nature of the development and defines the location, complexity of the project and any impact it may have on surrounding property owners or the community. The applicant must provide enough information for the authority and any other agencies involved to determine if the proposed project is suitable for the development or subdivision to proceed. A decision may be made by the approving authority to approve, approve with conditions or reject the application. All of these decisions are subject to appeal and may even be appealed if no decision is made within a specified time period.
The Municipal Government Act sets out the rules and conditions for grounds to appeal.
Subdivision Appeals May Be Launched:
If the application is refused; If a decision is not made within 60 days or and agreed to extended date allowed under section 681 (1)(b) of the MGA; If a decision on a subdivision under section 652(4) (lands titled before July 1, 1950) is not made within 21 days.
The applicant; If the application was referred to any government agency under the Subdivision and Development Regulation, those agencies have the right to appeal; Council of the municipality if the municipality is not the subdivision authority; A school authority regarding allocation of municipal and school reserve, the land, or money in place of the reserve. If a decision (with or with out conditions) is made by a subdivision authority;
Development Permit Appeals May Be Launched:
If a permit is issued with or without conditions; If a permit is refused; If a stop order is issued; Where a permit is not issued within 40 days or an agreed-to extended date allowed under section 684 of the MGA. In a case where the permit for a "permitted" use, as described in the land use bylaw is issued, an appeal can only be made if the bylaw was:Rrelaxed; varied; or somehow misinterpreted during the issuance of the permit. No appeal is possible of a "permitted" decision unless a relaxation or variance has been applied for or the affected party or the applicant can show that misinterpretation has occurred. Therefore, if an appellant appeals a "permitted" decision the SDAB may be required to decide whether or not it has the jurisdiction to hear the appeal.
Any person who is affected by the permit decision (the SDAB will decide who qualifies as an affected person), or the person applying for the permit.
Stop orders can be appealed by the following;
Any person who is affected by the order; the registered owner of the property; the person responsible for the contraventions; or the person in possession of the land or buildings.
If a person wishes to appeal a Subdivision Application decision, they must submit a written appeal to the Secretary of the Subdivision Authority stating the reasons for appeal within fourteen (14) days from the time of notice of a decision.
If a person wishes to appeal a Development Permit Application decision, they must submit a written appeal to the Secretary of the Subdivision and Development Appeal Board within a fourteen (14) day appeal period.
According to the Land Use Bylaw 903-2002, an appeal period ends a full fourteen (14) days after the last date a notice of any description was given. The Bylaw states that notification can be carried out in writing, by posting the notice at the site of development, or by placing a notice in the closest available newspaper. Other conditions may apply.
The timeline for appeal of a stop order differs form the other appeal processes and is subject to the complex nature of the order itself. There are however provisions in the Act to allow for an appeal.
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We have a few 2008 Sunday Missal and Hymnal books leftover but we still need to clear them out so we are offering the following special:
Whoever purchases the last copy we have in stock will get their entire order that included the missal, up to $200 value for free. We will refund you after the order ships.
The missals are only $2.50 (50% off retail). $2.50 isn't much to pay for a chance to win $200 in free merchandise, especially when you get a missal that you can use every Sunday at Mass for the rest of the year.
The number we currently have on hand does not match what our system thinks are in inventory so don't bother trying to get our system to tell you what's left.


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Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Quiero dulces para mi.
Y si no me das,
Se te crece la nariz.
Halloween didn't fall on an ideal date. Last year it was a Saturday night and this year it was a Wednesday. Not exactly great for kids who have school or adults who have work the next day. Nevertheless, that didn't stop parents and children from celebrating this day, which I have been told is officially named "Day of the Children." Although, everyone I have talked to has called it "Halloween."
My Spanish class had a party. Everyone brought food or a beverage. I brought aguardiente. We had a good time. There are many Chinese and Germans in my class. The only other American I know at Universidad Nacional is a 6'8" guy named Andy, who is from Washington, D.C., and for the record is a good friend.
I left class with my friend Daniel, who is from London. We bought masks, which both resembled a devil. We didn't prepare for Halloween. I visited my friend Cindy, a 9-year-old girl who spends a lot of time at the beauty salon near my apartment. Granted, her mom, Aleyda, who dressed up as a witch, runs the salon. Cindy dressed as a flower. Despite her age, she is one of the smartest people I know in Bogota, and is a great actress. Dan and I spent time at the beauty salon taking pictures.
Then we drank some aguardiente and went to Zona Rosa, a popular and posh area for nightlife. We met some Colombians and had a good time. However, due to the local elections, all the bars and clubs were closed the previous weekend. And because it was a weekday, many adults didn't celebrate Halloween. However, this Friday and Saturday there are parties and Halloween festivities. Thus, Halloween is not finished...
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Ticket #10847 (closed defect: invalid)
when dkms is installed, installing either host or guest additions for kernel >= 3.5.0 removes /usr/src/kernels/*/System.map file for corresponding kernel-devel package
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The summary line should be pretty self-explanatory. I noticed the problem due to the fact that the missing System.map file prevents the deltarpm from the old to new kernel-devel package from being used, so the full package must be downloaded. Comparing rpm -V output with dkms installed vs. not installed, the only difference is one line indicating the missing System.map file when dkms is installed. There is a huge amount of output like
.......T. /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/Kconfig .......T. /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/arch/Kconfig .......T. /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/arch/alpha/Kconfig .......T. /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/arch/alpha/Kconfig.debug .......T. /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/arch/alpha/Makefile .......T. /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/arch/alpha/boot/Makefile .......T. /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/arch/alpha/kernel/Makefile
etc. where only the mtime differs. This output exists even after a reinstall of kernel-devel, so appears to have nothing to do with VirtualBox. I don't know if that's normal. In any case, it obviously makes it hard to notice things like missing files.
Change History
comment:1 Changed 7 years ago by robatino
Note that the mtime output for rpm -V kernel-devel happens even on older kernels. The only thing that seems to have changed with >= 3.5.0 is the missing System.map file.
comment:2 Changed 7 years ago by robatino
The mtime changes are a known Fedora issue - see https://lists.fedoraproject.org/pipermail/devel/2012-August/170977.html and https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=826707 .
comment:3 Changed 7 years ago by sergiomb
VirtualBox 4.1.18 compiles fine with kernels 3.5
You may install VirtualBox-guest-4.1.18-1.fc17.x86_64 from rpmfusion and if you find any problem, you should report it on https://bugzilla.rpmfusion.org/
Please help us on rpmfusion and test our package.
comment:4 Changed 7 years ago by robatino
It appears that kernel-devel's System.map is identical to the corresponding file in /boot, which is owned by kernel (for example, /boot/System.map-3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64 and /usr/src/kernels/3.5.2-1.fc17.x86_64/System.map are identical, except for name and an mtime difference) so copying over the version in /boot is an easy workaround (easier than reinstalling kernel-devel which is what I've been doing).
comment:7 Changed 7 years ago by robatino
I filed https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=860529 against dkms in Fedora.


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First United Methodist Church
Thursday, November 21, 2019
Open Hearts. Open Minds. Open Doors.
bulletin - July 22
Opening Prayer
Ringing of the Call to Worship Bell
Welcome and Announcements
*Opening Hymn "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus" No. 277
Call to Worship Psalm 23 In Unison
The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures; he leads me beside still waters; he restores my soul. He leads me in right paths for his name's sake. Even though I walk through the darkest valley, I fear no evil; for you are with me; your rod and your staff-they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD my whole life long.
Gloria Patri No. 70
Baptism Kenneth James Elwood
Congregation Response No. 40 and 41
Joys and Concerns/Pastoral Prayer/Lord's Prayer
(May fill out prayer cards at this time)
Children's Sermon (all children through elementary are invited)
*Hymn- "Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us" No. 381
Scripture Reading Mark 6:30-34, 53-56 (O.T. p. 41)
L: This is the Word of God, for the people of God,
P: Thanks be to God.
God's Word for Us
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow; praise Him all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heavenly hosts; praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Amen.
*Closing Hymn- "Great Is Thy Faithfulness" No. 140
*Altar rail is open for prayer during the closing hymn.
*Please stand in spirit or in body
Ask an usher for a large print hymnal or bible or personal hearing device.
We celebrate the Baptism of Kenneth James Elwood. Kenneth was born October 20, 2017 to Erin and Kenneth Elwood.
Time to sign-up for summer camp! Summer camp brochures from Jumonville, Wesley Woods and Camp Allegheny are at each door. The church will pay for full tuition the first year of camp and 50% for the years after that.
Once again, our Art Show will need volunteers to "Show Sit" during the Folk Festival. "What Do I Do If…?" instructions will be right at the art show table. This is a good way to help, to meet and to greet people, and to "SIT DOWN ON THE JOB"! Two people are needed at a time. Sign up yourself and a friend! Contact Melissa Flanders 724-859-2607. Thank you
Soup & Sandwich dinner 4:00-6:00 PM every Thursday. Free, will accept donations.
Food Bank and Care & Share Shop- 2nd & last Thursday 10:00-1:30 PM.
The Fort Armstrong Folk Festival is THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 THROUGH SUNDAY, AUGUST 5TH. As we have for many years, we will be operating our food booth where we sell fish sloppy joe and kielbasa sandwiches along with sizzle dogs, curly fires, macaroni & cheese and of course pie. Like everything else, this doesn't just happen…it takes time and work from many people to make it happen and keep it running smoothly. We need help to set up and tear down the booth, to work in the booth taking orders, putting together the sandwiches, emptying trash cans, cleaning tables and frying fish and fries. In addition there are buns to cut and clean up each day of the festival. We have made an effort to simplify working in the booth as much as possible. The items will be in takeout containers, as many items as possible have even dollar amounts, and there are many fewer listings on the order sheet as we have limited it to the individual items we sell. If you have been hesitant to help before, we hope this will encourage you to give a shift a try. See bulletin insert or…
June Pollard will be scheduling pies (724-543-4920) and Melissa Flanders will be scheduling workers including those needed for the Art Show. (724-859-2607) Scheduling pies and workers is a very difficult job. Please let June and Melissa know how you can help to make their job as easy as possible. Thank you. Tim Scaife-Activities Committee Chairman
Our church will participate in RISE AGAINST HUNGER, on Saturday, September 22nd 9:00-noon at the Vandergrift UMC. We are looking for 15-20 assembly line participants, ages 8 and up. (So far we have 6 people signed up!) Another way to contribute to this very important mission project is to give financially. Our goal is $1100, and so far we have a little over $700. So think about helping this goal be reached. We also ask for your prayers that this mission event be successful, for the organizers to be energized, and for the thousands of people who will be fed. God Bless.
Kittanning Care Sally Felton
THE FLOWERS on the altar are presented to the Glory of God in loving memory of family members, given by Carolyn Gallaher
THANK YOU to the following individuals for assisting with today's service:
Usher Team: Asbury/Mary Jo Lipski
Worship Sound System: John Wolfe
Acolyte: Dane Dimond
Welcome Center: Beverly Patton
Scripture Reader: Dan Wolfe
Bell Ringer: Evva Yanoschick


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§1 The Academic Foundation L'Académie Internationale De Culture Humaine Intégrale AIC "The International Academy for Total Human Culture", is established with the aim to work for a unification of the world's cultural, philosophical and scientific forces on a joint platform, and to stimulate cultural and scientific initiatives for the progress and development of man.
§ 2 The Academy is established for an unlimited period of time and is of scientific nature.
§ 3 The Academy has its residence in Stockholm, Sweden,
Address: P.O. Box 217, 795 23 Rättvik, Sweden.
§ 4 The Academy is international, NGO (Non-Governmental Organization), independent, neutral and non-profit.
§ 5 The Academy purpose is to promote culture, education, progress and renewal in mental and physical areas that lead man to a higher qualitative consciousness in society, world.
This is done by the academy providing:
- Cultural and scientific joint actions. The establishment of consensus through enlightening and education via seminars, online lectures, distance teachings, video conferences, workshops, literature, DVD-films, CD, mp3 etc.
- Development of philosophical, scientific, cultural relations between different organizations, development- and educational centers in the world.
- Publication of theses, studies and research according to the Academy regulations.
§ 6 Academy members are divided in the following way:
- Active member – is a person who actively takes part in the work of the organization, nationally or internationally.
- Member of honor – is a person who has been granted admittance for some sort of achievement. He/she does not actively take part in the various Academy assignments.
§ 7 Those having the purpose to actively conduct studies in Cultural Ecology with the aim on Life Sciences – Human sciences and want to partake of the academy activities and programs, can apply for a membership in the International Association for Global Human Culture. How to apply is found on the Academy Website.
§ 8 The president in consultation with the vice president and secretary-general suggest admissions of members and appointments of honorary members.
§ 9 If a member (councilor) wishes to resign from the Academy, he/she has to send a written message concerning this intent to the secretariat via recommended letter.
§ 10 Councilors, members of the Academy can bring forward propositions and suggestions or present problems to discuss at the next meeting. The councilor shall then by way of a recommended letter inform the informational-secretary two weeks before the next board meeting. The academy board shall then send to all councilors a notice to attend latest one week before the next board meeting. This message shall also contain the complete agenda of the meeting.
§ 11 Every councilor, member must vote in writing even if the person in question cannot attend the meeting.
§ 12 The International Academy President is the highest authority of the Academy Foundation. The president is chairman in the academy board and highest authority at all meetings. All decisions made by the board have to be approved and signed by the president.
§ 13 The president cannot be removed and only the president may choose the successor.
§ 14 The vice-president assists the president.
§ 15 Furthermore, the vice-president together with the secretary-general have the task to coordinate the national and international activities of the members.
§ 16 The secretary-general together with the president and vice-president have the task to realize the academy goal and vision. The secretary-general together with the vice-president have the task to elect committees for investigations and to solve various problems.
§ 17 The secretary of information has the task to deal with all information activities of the academy together with the secretary of education. The secretary of information is subordinate directly the president and vice-president.
§ 18 Within the Academy no differences are made between human beings. Everybody having a serious strive in line with the academy goal and vision, are welcome to conduct studies within Cultural Ecology. They can all become members of the International Association for Global Human Culture no matter race, skin color or national affiliation.
The Academy is open to all those wanting to work for the sustaining of the human civilization, progress, i.e. its continuing development towards a higher qualitative five-dimensional quantum consciousness.
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This special kind of course combination is organized by the Italian language school in Florence: Istituto Il David and the Italian language school in Otranto: Porta d'Oriente. The courses are held all year round for one or two weeks in Florence and one or two weeks in Otranto.
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- 20 or 40 hour lessons in Florence 20 or 40 hour lessons in Otranto
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Check out Ariel Fristoe's OUT OF HAND THEATER and their fascinating plan to perform at 100 Dinners for 1000 People at the August 25, 2019 DECATUR DINNERS. Get thee to a dinner as a great way to have a civic discussion, delicious meal, and thought-provoking performance!
*Dogs of Rwanda, a prior play produced by OOH, was written by Sean Christopher Lewis


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Community Outlook: Player Feedback on The New F2P DDO .feat Jerry Snook from DDOCast.
Hi everyone! With the recent announcement of Turbine Inc. taking their popular MMORPG Dungeons and Dragons Online (DDO) from a subscription base to a free to play, RMT model, I've taken on a rare opportunity. Instead of playing the game for a short time and giving you my feedback, I decided to reach out to the DDO community to hear what some actual DDO veterans feel about this recent change.
I was received with some positive and not-so-positive feedback; however everyone was wonderful and very cooperative. I also had the rare chance to interview Jerry Snook who runs the longstanding and popular DDOCast, a weekly podcast exclusively for about the world of DDO. I want to personally thank everyone who responded and cooperated, this was a great display of community effort.
Due to the in-depth answers I received, I am going to be breaking up this article in two parts, but not to worry, nothing was changed. Only some names were changed to protect the innocent, lol! Joining me today is Jerry Snook from DDOCast, MMORPG member's Mike, Taiara, Aaron, and the infamous "Agent Smith" from the MMORPG forums.
Inktomi: I want to thank you all for collaborating on my blog, mMO' MONEY. Let's start out with some chest puffing here, what server do you play on, what race, class and level are you? Are you a long term member, returning or just starting out?
Aaron: Argonessien, long term, recently returning after several month hiatus.
Taiara: In three years, I've played all races to cap (16) and all classes excepting monk to cap.
Jerry Snook: I've been playing Dungeons and Dragons Online since June of 2006! I have characters on all five DDO servers, but my main server is Sarlona; my main is a currently level-capped Drow Cleric named Mockduck.
Mike: I am a returning player playing the Trial, I currently play a level 3 Fighter from the Thelanis Server.
Agent Smith: I played DDO the first month and a half and left because there was just so little content. My latest stint with the game was late last year, I played a few months from late 2008 through early 2009. I had a level 16 melee hybrid that was my main for some time and a couple casters that I was working on as well.
Inktomi: Awesome! That's some roll call; can you tell me what you liked most about the game?
Jerry: Without question it's the combat. There is simply no other MMO, even three-plus years after this game has launched, that comes close to DDO's real-time combat. The graphics. Personally, I've not been a big fan of the so-called "cartoony" graphics seen in some other popular MMO's. DDO looks like I always imagined D&D to look like.
Agent Smith: DDO has a great real time combat game that is, I think, more interesting than the typical MMO's hotbar + auto attack model.
Taiara: The active combat system and the player community.
Inktomi: I've heard good things about the combat system, sounds very interesting. Can you tell me more about the community?
Jerry: The community! DDO has a mature, fun and open player base. Intelligent folks, RP veterans, skilled twitch gamers, casual fun types and everyone in between. DDO also encourages grouping in a way that many other games do not. Soloing is very possible in DDO, and Mod 9-Eberron Unlimited will make it even easier with dungeon scaling that lowers monster hit points based on the size of the group, but this game is all about hanging out with friends and other players.
Agent Smith: Additionally, I think DDO really shines at letting you build a unique character that suits your preference and playstyle even if the 'leveling' is not necessarily up to spec for an MMO.
Inktomi: Have you played any other free to play games with a cash shop? Which ones and how did you like it?
Aaron: War Rock was the most recent game with a cash shop which I found it entertaining to play.
Mike: I have played many Free to play games. I liked Runes of Magic, seeing as some of the things in the cash shop could be purchased with in-game items. Atlantica was also good, but it seems to slow down around the mid-30s.
Jerry: I've played Shaiya, Chronicles of Spellborn (which is really a "freemium" game, but I played the free part of it), Shin Megami Tensei Online and 9Dragons. I enjoyed all of them in their own way, but none of them hooked me enough to keep me playing more than a few months.
Inktomi: Considering you all played DDO as a subscriber, how do you feel about it going to the free to play microtransaction model? They are offering Turbine Points as currency for their cash shop, unlocking certain content and making items available to all users. Will you use the cash shop?
Taiara: No, I won't continue my subscription with the change. I am going to be purchasing Aion, and monitoring the Upcoming Star Wars Knights of the Republic MMO.
Agent Smith: I think it is a ruse, DDO as F2P is a desperate act and not likely to be anymore successful than it was a sub based game because it is now very dated, as an MMO it is still flawed in terms of being 100% instanced, having no real PvP or RvR, no housing, no crafting, and a static world where you never adventure with more than 6 people at a time. I have no interest in cash shop free games. Even if I were to ever play a RMT game, something I would not do, I would not use a cash shop.
Inktomi: Whoa! RMT is not for everyone, what does everyone else feel about the RMT element in DDO?
Jerry: I think it was very smart for Turbine to give
Mike: From what i read, you can also purchase stuff from investing time into playing the game. Also, from what they are telling people, i can purchase Adventure packs like i would purchase a D&D adventure book at my closest Hobby shop.
Inktomi: Mike, I'm very glad you brought up the costs of pen and paper D & D, being an ex-hobby shop owner myself, I can tell you that for $15 you are barely scratching the surface. If you compile the prices of books, dice, modules, figurines, pencils and visual aids (like maps) a player can't get by on $15 a month. Just the cost of Doritos and mountain dew is over $15 bucks combined! Anyway, Turbine is offering members subscription benefits as a DDO
Mike: Depending on how much the payment plans are going to be, i might go into VIP, but for now i'll stay Free to Play and purchase what i want.
Aaron: I am planning to be a VIP.
Jerry: I will absolutely be a
Agent Smith: Not considering, in fact when I heard this announcement I uninstalled the game and threw away the discs knowing I would never bother with it again. Turbine hired a new VP of Operations not long ago specifically to aid their console move and working projects and because as they had said RMT is the future. They most certainly didn't do that to revive a 3+ year old failed game - this is about using the remaining DDO community or whoever comes along because it is free, to develop and test an RMT system that will be used in other projects.
Inktomi: That's some theory Mr. Smith, are you upset due to the fact that they are closing down The Matrix Online, and now that you threw away DDO, you don't have a place to go?
Agent Smith: I seriously doubt it.
At this point I decided to give the crew a rest, tune in tomorrow when we go more in depth about how a cash shop is going to affect DDO player's long term and some changes that these vets would like to see. Also, Taiara gives us great first hand commentary on the economics of DDO, and on that note, I also try to sell some tinfoil.
Until then…
Play safe,


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RTW injury management and rehabilitation services
Konekt provide employers a range of services to help injured employees to return to work in their pre-injury position, or another role with alternative duties.
These include rehabilitation and medical referrals, assessments, injury/case management and RTW consultancy and programs.
Referral triage
Konekt provides immediate allocation of rehabilitation services (within four hours of receipt of referral*) to the most appropriate Konekt branch for allocation to a consultant.
Choosing the right occupational rehabilitation provider
Konekt are focused on ensuring that the best consultant is allocated the right referral for the right service.
Our referral triage profiles the case according to a number of case characteristics and allocates to an appropriately qualified and experienced consultant through an efficient automated system.
This is performed on the same day of referral and always within 24 hours of receipt of referral.*
Early intervention initial assessment
Early intervention is considered to be the most effective strategy to improve RTW rates and reducing workers' compensation expenses.
How do Konekt rehab providers approach RTW assessments?
Konekt's Early Intervention Initial Assessment caters for physical and psychological illness or conditions. An appropriately qualified consultant – depending on the nature of illness or condition – will conduct the initial assessment at the workplace.
Konekt adopts a holistic approach to conducting the initial assessment. This means:
- the strategies we use achieve a return to work address the total needs of the client and not just their injury.
- determining the barriers to achieving a RTW
- recommending further specific assessments
- targeted interventions to address each barrier.
What do Konekt rehab provider assess?
In consultation with the employer and injured employee, the Konekt consultant will assess:
- the injury status
- causative factors
- diagnosis and treatment regime
- available suitable duties
- work environment.
They will also actively promote an early and sustainable return to work (RTW) for injured or ill employees by ensuring that a RTW suitable duties plan is in place within 72 hours of referral+.
+ '72 hours' refers to three business days
Workplace return to work assessment
The Workplace Assessment identifies suitable employment opportunities, measuring risks and matching the abilities of the injured worker to the workplace.
Workplace assessment services are:
- suitable where the injured employee has the capacity to perform some duties.
- conducted on-site with the employer and employee
- designed to identify suitable work duties and create a staged RTW Suitable Duties Plan.
- a detailed look at the work environment, demands of the role, capacity, employee ability and the identification of OH&S risks for the returning injured employee.
Where necessary, Konekt will arrange for a doctor to be involved for sign-off.
Functional return to work assessment
This is a point-in-time assessment used to determine the functional and earning capacity of the injured employee.
A variety of tests are undertaken that measure functional capacity comparing the results to standardised normative data.
The Konekt consultant uses this data to make recommendations regarding:
- the employees functional capacity
- possible restrictions
- suitable roles and duties for the injured employee.
Injury management / case management
Throughout the case management process, injured employees are helped to achieve early recovery and a sustainable return to work.
Our role in RTW case management
Konekt fosters strong communication between employee and employer through the setting of agreed goals, actions and communication checkpoints. This forms the basis for the ongoing case management.
Konekt case management providers help:
- identify any barriers to the return to work process
- ensure clear goal setting and planning occurs with all stakeholders
- put strategies in place to overcome barriers
- reach a safe and durable RTW outcome for every injured employee.
Development of return to work suitable duties plans / graded RTW programs
Konekt consultants use Return to Work (RTW) Suitable Duties Plans as a strategic tool. We take a proactive approach to collaborating with all parties in order to achieve a successful RTW outcome.
The role of Konekt RTW consultancy
Consultants develop staged RTW Suitable Duties Plans to help injured employees return to suitable employment.
The RTW goal is clearly stated and communicated with a documented end date. The plans are:
- aligned with current medical certificates at all times
- used as an education tool for treating medical practitioners
- used as a negotiation tool to drive upgrades in duties and/or hours.
Doctor RTW case conferencing
This service is designed to progress an injured employees return to work by:
- bringing together the doctor and injured worker
- presenting any new information to the doctor
- reviewing barriers to RTW
- developing strategies for overcoming those barriers
- progressing the case according to the agreed plan
- updating the RTW agreed plan, where needed.
Functional restoration programs
Konekt's Functional Restoration Program is used to:
- facilitate an improvement in a person's physical condition and functional ability,
- promote an upgrade in medical capacity in the case where it is impacting on return to work.
What's involved in RTW functional restoration programs?
Konekt provides an individually prescribed, work-orientated program where the injured worker completes actual or simulated work tasks that are structured and graded to increase:
- physical tolerance
- endurance
- productivity
With the goal of remaining at work or returning to sustainable work.
* Konekt operates Monday – Friday, referrals received over the weekend will be allocated on the following Monday.
Like to know more about our RTW services?
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Reading picture books about books, words, and storytelling builds more literally a child's understanding of all three concepts. Of course, reading in general builds a child's understanding of these in a more abstract sense. Both are foundational.
It's helpful to introduce these kinds of books to children so they start to think about the person behind the stories (the author) as well as how to play around with language and invent stories.
Also Read: Picture Books That Teach Grammar, Figurative Language, and Punctuation
Picture Books About Books, Words, and Storytelling
Give Me Back My Book! by Travis Foster and Ethan Long
Whose book is it? Two friends argue over a green book with letters and chapters and illustrations until a bookworm grabs it from them both. The friends must work together to get back their book with a little book trickery of their own. Book lovers will appreciate the devotion to a favorite book and the joy of sharing a book together.
Lexie the Word Wrangler by Rebecca
Lexie's a word wrangler, a cowgirl who mixes up fresh words each morning like corn and bread to make cornbread or turn an annoying pest into good pets. But someone is stealing letters and words from her ranch. Instead of a rainbow, she only sees a bow. Will she catch the sneaky word rustler? A thoroughly delightful word adventure!
Betty's Burgled Bakery An Alliteration Adventure by Travis Nichols
It's both hilarious and impressive to read a mystery adventure written in alliteration. Betty has enlisted the help of the police to solve the crime of who burgled her bakery. And you'll never believe who did it!! This will be a new read aloud favorite for both home and school. See if you can write or speak in alliterations yourself. Investigate tongue twisters and make up your own.
I Want to Be in a Scary Story by Sean Taylor, illustrated by Jean Jullien
Little Monster wants to be in a scary story. In a conversation between he and the author of the book, Little Monster says to make it a really scary story. But he reconsiders and he asks the author to make the story a little less scary — maybe a funny instead. And the story the author writes for his main character ends up being a little scary and a little funny both. It's a clever premise to have the interaction between author and main character determine the plot. It shows growing writers and readers a bit about the ever changing process of storytelling.
Alpha Better by Linda Ragsdale, illustrated by Martina Hogan
You'll love this playful alphabet word book full of positive, fun invented words that are combinations of other words. What will you find on the C page? How about choolo (choose + love) and charvelous (charming + marvelous). Sure to inspire many word play inventions of your own as well as many new additions to your every day vocabulary.
Word Play by Ivan Brunetti
In this simple graphic novel, a teacher helps her students learn about compound words. The kids excitedly think of lots of compound words even at home.
Rocket Writes a Story by Tad Hills
Rocket loves reading stories so it's only natural that he wants to write his own story. He collects words and looks for inspiration which he finds with Owl. Little by little he adds to a story about his new friend owl. This book is sure to inspire storytelling and writing.


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About Shay Paulson, Owner of Merit Media
Hi there, I'm glad you're here! Recently, I moved back to Dallas, Texas, with my husband Adam, and our rescued Chocolate Labrador, Rye.
I run Merit Media, from my home office, but I have clients across the country, including places like Jacksonville, Houston, San Diego and my hometown of Dallas, Texas.
I'm a Baylor University grad, a premature baby impacted by the work and later employed by the March of Dimes. My childhood, college and first several years in the working world prepared me to launch my business to serve as a social media strategist, web & graphic designer and writer.
I love the flexibility self-employment allows, which gives me time to spend time with Adam and Rye and continue to grow roots in Dallas, serve at our church, travel to see friends and family, and help small businesses grow.
I look forward to hearing from you! I do my best to respond within 24 hours, Monday through Friday. You can also email me directly at shay(at)meritmedia(dot)net.


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Thank you, Dan, Chairman Schapiro, Commissioners. The staff recommends that you publish for public comment proposed amendments that would require disclosure of information regarding credit ratings used by registrants, including closed-end funds, in connection with a registered offering of securities so that investors will better understand the credit rating and its limitations. In addition, we recommend that the Commission issue a concept release seeking comment on whether the Commission should propose to rescind Rule 436(g) under the Securities Act. Our recommendations are as follows.
First, we recommend that you propose amendments to Item 202 of Regulation S-K, Item 12 of Form 20-F and Item 10.6 of Form N-2 to require that if a registrant, selling securityholder, underwriter or other member of a selling group uses a credit rating in connection with a registered offering, certain detailed disclosures regarding the credit rating must be made. Currently, disclosure regarding credit ratings in registration statements is permitted but not required by Item 10(c) of Regulation S-K. The proposed disclosure would build on the disclosure currently permitted under Item 10(c). The proposed disclosure would require disclosure of general information about the credit rating, including all material scope limitations of the credit rating and any related published designation, such as non-credit payment risks, assigned by the rating organization with respect to the security. In addition, in order to highlight potential conflicts of interest, the proposed rule would require disclosure identifying the party who is paying for the credit rating; and if any additional non-rating services have been provided by the credit rating agency to the registrant over a specified period of time, disclosure of the services and the aggregate fees paid for those services would be required. We also are proposing to require disclosure of preliminary ratings, as well as final ratings not used by a registrant, so that investors will be informed when a registrant may have engaged in ratings shopping. We have proposed to require disclosure of preliminary ratings when the final rating is provided by a different credit rating agency than the one providing the preliminary rating because we do not want to limit the conversations that occur between registrants and credit rating agencies with respect to maintenance or surveillance ratings. The proposed disclosure would be required in Securities Act and Exchange Act registration statements.
Second, we recommend that you propose amendments to forms under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to provide investors with updated information regarding credit ratings by requiring disclosure of changes in previously disclosed credit ratings. Under the proposed amendments, a change to a credit rating, including when a rating has been withdrawn or is no longer being updated, would be required to be disclosed within four business days pursuant to a new item in Form 8-K. The proposed amendments would require closed-end funds to report changes in a credit rating on Form 8-K and would require foreign private issuers to report changes on Form 20-F.
Finally, we recommend that you issue a concept release seeking comment on whether the Commission should propose to rescind Rule 436(g) under the Securities Act. Rule 436(g) provides an exemption for credit ratings provided by NRSROs from being considered a part of the registration statement prepared or certified by a person within the meaning of Sections 7 and 11 of the Securities Act. The exemption currently does not apply to credit rating agencies that are not NRSROs. We believe that the original reasons supporting adoption of Rule 436(g) may no longer provide a sufficient basis to continue to provide the exemption to NRSROs. Rescinding the exemption would cause NRSROs to be included in the liability scheme for experts set forth in Section 11, as is currently the case for credit rating agencies that are not NRSROs.
As credit ratings have become more significant, the Commission has sought to protect investors while recognizing the role credit ratings play in the offer and sale of securities. In that regard, we recommend that the Commission issue a concept release to explore whether Rule 436(g) is still appropriate in light of the growth and development of the credit rating industry and investors' use of credit ratings, and in light of the disclosure regarding credit ratings that we are recommending the Commission propose. We are mindful of the potential far-reaching impact that rescinding Rule 436(g) could have on registrants, NRSROs and other credit rating agencies, investors and the financial markets in general, and we believe the Commission should seek comment on the possible elimination of Rule 436(g) from all market participants. Thank you.


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Olivier Bloch from Microsoft Channel 9 recently sat down with our very own Richard Ku, Senior Vice President of Commercial IoT Business & Market Development, to discuss security concerns that have arisen with the convergence of IoT and operational technology (OT).
According to Ku, "Thirty years ago people looked at security on the IT side as an afterthought and this is what's happening on the OT side today."
Even organizations that never gave much thought to IT security before have changed their ways in response to recent data breaches.
For all the companies that depend on secure OT, Ku wants to "make sure that they understand [how] to secure code, implement security policies, educate users, and … implement the right product [suited] to the OT environment. These are critical things that companies need to look at."
Watch the full interview at the Microsoft Channel 9 website.
Trend Micro CEO Eva Chen has some insights on securing OT environments too. Check them out here.


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Winnipeg heads to Ottawa tomorrow for a matinée Hockey Night in Canada match up. Each team is slumping a little bit, Ottawa has lost 3 of 4 after a very strong start and Winnipeg has lost 4 of their last 5. In their first match up this season on NHL opening day Winnipeg showed one of their worst performances thus far and Ottawa walked to an easy 4-1 win. Eric Karlsson led the Sens with a goal and two assists while Dustin Byfuglien got the only goal for Winnipeg. Each team will be looking to break out of their slumps in Ottawa Saturday afternoon
The Sens visited Carolina Thursday and had the lead twice before letting the Hurricanes comeback and losing in overtime despite firing nearly 50 shots at Canes goalie Cam Ward. The Sens are led by reigning Norris trophy winner Eric Karlsson who can take over games with his speed and great shot. Long time captain Daniel Alfredsson is having a slow season but while playing alongside players like Kyle Turris and Milan Michalek the Sens are still dangerous offensively. On the back-end Craig Anderson has been spectacular in net for Ottawa however he did not practice today so Ben Bishop may get the start in-goal.
Winnipeg turned in another poor performance Thursday dropping a 3-2 decision to the Toronto Maple Leafs. Winnipeg was again hurt by special teams, although getting a shorthanded goal, they also gave one up. The power play was very ineffective and the penalty kill gave up the winning goal with under 5 minutes left in the game. The Jets expect to be without two of their top defenseman again as neither Dustin Byfuglien or Zach Bogosian are expected to play.
Ondrej The Giant: Pavelec needs to be better for the Jets to have a chance in this hockey game. He's coming off a game which saw him give up 3 goals on only 18 shots in the loss to the Leafs. Although you can't say Pavelec has been bad, he has not been good enough to give this low scoring team a chance.
Young D: Rookie defensemen Paul Postma and Zach Redmond have been logging huge minutes for the Jets. While both have been very effective offensively they have made mistakes defensively and the Jets are giving up to many odd man rushes. Though the offense is important to this scoring challenged team the defence must remain responsible and mistake free.
Offense: The Jets need to score, enough said. Averaging under 3 goals a game and giving up the third most it is clear Winnipeg needs to put more pucks in the net. They need four lines generating chances and putting the puck on net. Thus far they have leaned on their defensemen for scoring but the forwards need to step up to give Winnipeg a chance.
Ondrej Pavelec (3-5-1) GAA: 3.28 SV% .885
Ben Bishop (Expected) (0-1-0) GAA: 5.00 SV% .833
Byfuglien WPG, (Lower Body) Questionable
Bogosian WPG, (Wrist) out
Miettenen WPG, (Upper body) out
Latendress OTT, (Whiplash) out
Spezza OTT, (Back) out
Jets: 4-5-1
Senators: 5-3-2
Jets can't find offense but Pavelec keeps them in it
Sens 3 Jets 2 (OT)
Become an MVP with Winnipeg Whiteout and never miss a thing.


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5. Whoshim: Chancellor of the Forge, Dodecapod, Faerie Macabre, Gut Shot
1. Asthereal (TO): Saprazzan Cove, Misthollow Griffin, Force of Will, Mental Misstep 0-6
2. Wrath of Pie: Leyline of Singularity, Karakas, Cenn's Tactician, Tethered Griffin 0-6 The Griffin is enough to win.
3. FTW: Force of Will, Leyline of Singularity, Karakas, Chronomaton 0-6 You hold Leyline and Force my Gut Shot. You win with Chronomaton.
4. alvoi: Memnite, Snow-Covered Swamp, Dark Ritual, Trinisphere EDIT: I win, since I can Gut Shot the Memnite before Trinisphere comes down. 6-0
6. Tylert: City of traitors, Phyrexian revoker, Sphere of resistance, chronomaton 0-6 Sphere is enough to get me.
7. H: Force of Will, Sea's Claim, Judge's Familiar, Island 2-2 Our 1/1s make draws.
8. apple713: City of Traitors, Isochron Scepter, Assassin's Trophy, Steel Overseer 2-2
Points: 10
Well, I guessed there would be decks that featured discarding and the graveyard a bit more this week. My guess was very wrong. :D I didn't even manage one win. EDIT: I was able to WW against alvoi.
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FTW: Force of Will, Leyline of Singularity, Karakas, Chronomaton
1. Asthereal (TO): If I Force your Mental Misstep, I get Forced back and lose to Griffin, so we just stop each other's threats and draw. DD 2-2.
2. Wrath of Pie: We both reveal Leyline and draw. DD 2-2.
3. FTW: Me
4. alvoi: OTP I reveal Leyline and cast Chronomaton. OTD I don't reveal Leyline. If you cast 3sphere I Force it. Chrono beats Memnite. WW 6-0.
5. Whoshim: I don't reveal Leyline and cast Chronomaton. If you Gut Shot, I Force it. Chrono beats the token. WW 6-0.
6. Tylert: I reveal Leyline. Revoker can't name Karakas, so I lock you off creatures. OTP 1/1 Chrono gets there. OTD we draw. WD 4-1.
7. H: I metagamed around Sea's Claim XD. OTP I don't reveal Leyline and cast Chrono. If you Force I Force back. Chrono beats either Sea's Claim or Familiar. OTD you get to lead with Familiar so the best I can do is draw. WD 4-1.
8. apple713: I could also Force Scepter while Overseer and Chrono stare at each other. Neither can grow large enough to survive an attack into the other. DD 2-2.
Total = 26 points -- 6 wins, 8 draws, 0 losses
Edit: More wins than I thought.
OTP I play Chronomaton. You Force it. I Force back. It resolves. Chronomaton beats whichever card you have left (either Sea's Claim or Judge's Familiar).
OTD you play Judge's Familiar first to get an extra counter. I play Chronomaton. You Force. I Force back. You sacrifice Familiar. We both have nothing left and draw.
Also, if preliminary scores are correct, it looks like Wrath of Pie snatches the season title one round early.
Tylert T1: Cast whatever.
FTW T2: Bounce whatever, attack.
He can only cast one threat at the time, and you can bounce one threat at the time.
Also, Tylert wins on the play, right? I think he missed that he can play his Chrono through his Sphere, but FTW cannot. If FTW Forces the Sphere, Tylert wins with 2 threats (I believe). If FTW lets it resolve, Tylert plays his Chrono and FTW plays nothing.
So I think Tylert gets a win on the play, and maybe on the draw.
And letting Sphere resolve and just bouncing the dude every turn is somewhat strong.
Note: Tylert cannot cast his Revoker through his own Sphere, so he has to choose between the two.
No Sphere means FTW gets to cast his guy. But casting Sphere means Tylert has a threat less.
2. Wrath of Pie: Leyline of Singularity, Karakas, Cenn's Tactician, Tethered Griffin
1. Asthereal (TO): Saprazzan Cove, Misthollow Griffin, Force of Will, Mental Misstep DD
3. FTW: Force of Will, Leyline of Singularity, Karakas, Chronomaton DD
4. alvoi: Memnite, Snow-Covered Swamp, Dark Ritual, Trinisphere WD
5. Whoshim: Chancellor of the Forge, Dodecapod, Faerie Macabre, Gut Shot WW
6. Tylert: City of traitors, Phyrexian revoker, Sphere of resistance, chronomaton WD
7. H: Force of Will, Sea's Claim, Judge's Familiar, Island DD - You force a draw both ways by Forcing my threat pitching Familiar, then casting Sea's Claim on my Karakas.
8. apple713: City of Traitors, Isochron Scepter, Assassin's Trophy, Steel Overseer LL
4w8d = 20
Ivory Giant was probably a better choice over Tethered Griffin.
Phyrexian Revoker can't name Karakas, only nonland cards. So I don't bother Forcing anything. I just play Leyline and Karakas him every turn.
OTP I get down Chronomaton first so I can attack for 1 each turn. OTD he leads with Sphere to stop me from playing Chronomaton, so I can't make a threat and force the draw bouncing his board.
Im impressed, we did a whole round in less than a day.
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Legacy: Dark Depths
EDH: 5-Color Hermit Druid
Currently Brewing: [Deck] Sadistic Sacrament / Chalice NO Eldrazi
why cards are so expensive...hoarders
This was a very effective round indeed. But it's time to move on.
Even though it looks like the winner of this season is already decided, let's see who join the Wrath in top 3.
THE FINAL & 8TH ROUND of Season 1 (Legacy) FOUR CARD BLIND has started!
I have PM'ed myself my deck for the round.
So... you can all start PM'ing me your submission for this 8th and final round.
DEADLINE: Wednesday the 10th of April, at 6:00AM Central European Time.
(That's my time. Just send me the deck Tuesday evening latest, you'll be fine).
- The way you send your deck to me matters. Please send it in the way described below, so it doesn't cost me an hour of editing before I can post all the decks.
Please send your deck as follows: Goblin Guide, Mogg Fanatic, Pithing Needle, Cavern of Souls (so with card tags around each card, and not above eachother), with your Username and 4CB S01R08 in the topic. Many of you already did this for previous rounds. Thanks a lot, this really saves me the time and hassle of copying and pasting text and tags!
- The banned list (you'll find it in the second post). Don't send in illegal decks. I might catch it and notify you, but if I overlook it, you miss out on the round.
There were many changes for round 7 that are still in effect: Daze, Dark Ritual, Reanimate and Trinisphere are unbanned, and Shelldock Isle got banned.
The banned list is still open for discussion, though we'll start a different format next week, so discussing it would only favour future seasons of Legacy. Cards of the current Legacy watchlist are: Lion's Eye Diamond, Eureka, Force of Will, Misthollow Griffin, Leyline of Singularity, Blazing Shoal and Elixir of Immortality.
After the deadline has passed, I will post all decks on the forum here, and you can start puzzling out your scores.
If you have any questions, please read the first two posts of this thread first. If you can't find the answer there, drop a message here. We'll answer a.s.a.p.
Happy deck designing everybody!
For next round are we doing a NoBan list format (Maybe no Uncard / ante / dexterity / conspiracy at least) where all cards from the top deck are banned each round?? :)
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Workshops - a kaleidoscope of butterflies, learning to fly together
Weekend Retreat - Isle of Man
Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 November 2014
One Day £120.00
Both Days £190.00 includes lunch, refreshments, a yoga session (Sunday only), a treatment, skin care talk and use of the hydrotherapy spa pool.
Venue: Ballakilley Farm, Baldrine
Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 November 2014
One Day £120.00
Both Days £190.00 includes lunch, refreshments, a yoga session (Sunday only), a treatment, skin care talk and use of the hydrotherapy spa pool.
Venue: Ballakilley Farm, Baldrine
After 18 years on Isle of Man, me and my hubby decided to follow our dreams and move to Somerset, UK in pursuit of a more earthy, 'good life'. A major part of the transition for me was moving away from my corporate life as a personal and leadership development trainer and coach - a huge shift.
As I hibernated and began a profoundly healing metamorphosis - I felt myself shedding my 'old life' skin and starting to reconnect with my authentic self. I woke up from the edge and saw how I could start living my life more fully and passionately. You can read more about my Awakening at the Edge story by clicking here.
Through this transformation, Conversations with a Butterfly was conceived, I found a renewed inspiration for helping people and created an uplifting channel through which I could serve others. Through my writing, coaching, training and meditations, I now dream of helping you to reach your potential, find your authentic voice, build an unerring self-belief and live the happy life you truly deserve.
After the success of my first 'Celebration of Me' Retreat on the Island in June 2014, the group inspired the creation of this weekend Retreat, which focuses on putting yourself at the top of the list and taking time out from our frenetic lives to restore. When we find space and stillness that Retreats like this create, we become better able to deal with life's stresses and puts us in a better space to handle life's ups and downs.
This weekend Retreat can be taken up as either the whole weekend experience or individual days, if that works better for you and your life. Both days will be creating a small piece of heavenly self-nourishment, that starts the very moment you press the 'Buy Now' Button, signalling that you ready for and deserve some 'you' time. From this moment you ignite a small flame of self-respect that we will build on throughout the weekend, nourishing you with beautiful food, supporting you with like-minded souls who will share the day with you and leave you with a comforting sense of tranquility. Restored, renewed, rejuvenated and hopeful, you will feel calm and uplifted from your retreat, helping you return with an inner strength and resolve that nourishes your very soul.
As a trained meditation teacher, I will guide you through relaxing and insightful visualisations and help you enter into the world of mindfulness and stillness brining you a touchable peace. You will be able to choose a 20-30 minute treatment, which is included in the price and enjoy the sheer bliss of chilling out, talking, resting, enjoying the Hydrotherapy Spa and indulging in the power of Mandala Art. Given that we will be entering Winter's hold, this Retreat will also offer an attuning to Winter's energy so we can ease fully glide through this season, restoring our energy and preparing ourselves for the impending Spring.
On the Sunday, supported by local, highly talented Yoga Teacher Heidi Danaher, you will experience the elegance of yoga movement, stillness and breathing that tunes you into the very fabric of your body in a highly restorative way. Heidi has been teaching for well over a decade on the Island as well as at UK yoga retreats and has trained extensively with the British Wheel of Yoga, as well as with the Karuna Yoga school. Heidi has also trained in mindful meditation and has a special interest in using deep yoga relaxation in order to induce profound calmness, promote health and eliminate stress.
All of these experiences will be nourished by the beautiful and peaceful surroundings of Old Lonan Church Farm in Baldrine, where you will eat great food, experience timeless tranquility, only interrupted by the sound of the bubbling fish pond or an occasional bleating sheep or naying horse.
I hope that this day you will leave you feeling:
* Connected
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* Restored and rejuvenated
* Inspired
* Rested
* Calm and Peaceful
If you are in any doubts whether to join us for this deeply supportive and restorative weekend, why not get in touch either by phone on 07710 563735 or email me at email@example.com


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However, I don't think I can have that with Rodger.
It hurts so bad right now, worse than anything I have felt before. If I leave things to the way they are for another week, a month or two I know it will be so much more painful. So I have to do it now. This was started as casual and fun but I want more so it has to stop.
Soon as I can I need to sit down with him and talk. Will he laugh it off as nothing more than some casual hook-up?
I'm sick to my stomach, my fingers keep running through my hair and my eyes sting, they threaten to overflow. No! I'm not going to cry over a boy, no matter how much I like like him.


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Happiness is a Warm TV
What to Watch on Tuesday: NBC's 'World of Dance' has J-Lo, NE-YO and Derek Hough
America's Got Talent (8 p.m., NBC) – Auditions start off Season 12.
Victorian Slum House (8 p.m., UNC-TV) – Season 1 ends.
American Epic (9 p.m., UNC-TV) – The final installment of this music series features Mississippi John Hurt.
Prison Break (9 p.m., Fox) – Michael and Lincoln fight to protect Sara and Mike in the Season 5 finale. Not renewed, but not canceled. There's hope.
World of Dance (10 p.m., NBC) – In this new dance competition show, acts from all ages and styles of dance showcase their talents and try to move on in the competition. Great cast of judges here: Jennifer Lopez, Derek Hough and NE-YO, with dancer Jenna Dewan Tatum as host and mentor.