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Dear Daddy,
Can you tell me again
Where you had to go
Mommy tried to explain
But I really don't know
Two men came here
Just last night
One in blue
The other in white
Mommy went and
Opened the door
When she saw who it was
She fell to the floor
One said
"Ma'am I'm sorry...He's not coming back
He's been killed in action in Baghdad, Iraq."
She called out your name
And kept screaming "WHY!?"
Mommy is strong
So why did she cry?
She said that you fought for her
And fought for me
That you fought for our country
So we could be free
I need to know Daddy,
Are you there to stay?
Is Heaven really
That far away?
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BOULDER, Colo. — The house where JonBenet Ramsey lived with her family in Boulder, Colo., is up for sale again.
The Daily Camera reports the home is listed for $2.3 million. The parents of 6-year-old JonBenet found her body beaten and strangled in the basement on Dec. 26, 1996. Her killer hasn't been found.
The home was last purchased for $1.05 million in 2004 by Tim Milner and his wife, Carol Schuller Milner, whose father is "Hour of Power" televangelist Robert H. Schuller.
The house has been listed for sale off and on since 2008. Realtor Neil Kearney says no one is living there now.
The Ramseys sold the home in 1998 for $650,000 to investors who vowed to resell it and donate profits to the JonBenet Ramsey Children's Foundation.
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Republicans use session to remake image
The Republican-led Legislature in a blue presidential state comes out of a 60-day session with an image makeover leaders describe as compassionately conservative.
Policy shifts on immigration, marijuana and safety net spending reflected a party philosophy that moved closer to the middle on social issues — all of which poll well, even in conservative districts.
Republican lawmakers also delivered legislation to their base, and big-money special interests. They passed bills expanding private school vouchers, imposing new abortion restrictions and protecting gun rights. Biggest of all is what they chose not to do: expand Medicaid.
Yet Republicans are touting bipartisan support for the budget and a more moderate stance on some social issues as proof that they are listening to voters.
"The world out there is changing,'' said Sen. John Thrasher, R-St. Augustine, who was House speaker more than a decade ago and now is Senate Rules Committee chairman. "I have three adult children. They talk about things that I would have never thought of when I first got elected to the Legislature."
He believes the votes on immigration and medical marijuana occurred because younger Republicans arrive with new points of view. "Republicans have been in control of the Legislature almost 20 years now,'' he said. "I think people are listening better to the public now than ever before."
But for many Democrats, who supported the budget and helped pass the tuition bill for undocumented immigrants, the GOP's tack to the middle dwarfs the impact of the decision to withhold billions in federal money and keep 750,000 Floridians from getting health insurance.
"My vote against the budget is symbolic for what's unfinished," said Rep. Mark Pafford, D-West Palm Beach, one of only 15 who voted against the budget. "It's the optics that the Republicans are looking for — a nice clean budget where everyone gets something. But that's not the case. People are dying. The water isn't clear. I can't support that."
For Gov. Rick Scott, whose re-election has become the top priority of his Republican brethren, the image overhaul was an election-year success.
"Let's think about what we accomplished: $500 million back in Florida families' pockets. Lower tuition for every Florida family," the governor declared after legislators adjourned late Friday night. "It doesn't matter what country you were born in, what family or what zip code. You will have your shot to live the American dream."
An architect of the shift, Florida House Speaker Will Weatherford, R-Wesley Chapel, said he made it his mission to use his two-year term to focus on helping people "stuck in generational poverty." To that end, he pushed bills that he says are aimed at making life easier for those struggling.
They gave ID cards to people released from prisons and made it easier for people to prevent their drivers licenses from getting suspended for non-driving infractions. In addition to allowing the children of undocumented immigrations to pay in-state tuition, legislators did other things that had never before been top of their agenda: They eliminated the waiting list for disabled Floridians in critical need of care, raised the state contributions to historically black colleges, and even boosted child welfare programs by $73 million.
"If you're born really poor, and your parents are uneducated, the odds are you're going to be poor and uneducated in this society are really high,'' Weatherford explained as he drove home on Saturday. "My party should be doing a better job fighting for people like that.''
Weatherford doesn't see a contradiction in fighting against generational poverty while he led the House's opposition againt Medicaid expansion, a decision that will cost Florida about $51 billion in federal funds over the next decade. He belives the Affordable Health Care will cause long term problems."I don't regret that decision at all," he said Saturday.
Senate President Don Gaetz, R-Niceville, credits Weatherford with proving "there is such a thing as not only a compassionate conservative, but an effectively compassionate conservative."
"But none of this was done just in the Republican cloakroom and the majority office,'' Gaetz said at the session's end. "Every initiative that we passed through the legislative process was bipartisan in nature."
Indeed, the $77 billion budget was a quandary for Democrats. The budget was chock full of local projects that revealed conflicting spending priorities. More money meant more for projects Democrats districts too, but clashing with Republicans on policy differences would alienate leaders, like Weatherford and Gaetz, who decide which projects get funded. In the House and Senate, 43 out of 58 Democratic lawmakers ultimately voted for the budget.
Despite the $1.2 billion in surplus revenue, the budget barely increases spending on springs and land preservation projects. Per-student spending for public school students still trails 2007-08 levels and the only raises for state workers were doled out to law enforcement and state attorneys and public defenders.
And while legislators touted the funding for some of people on waiting lists for people in need it still left thousands on the list. Among them:
• More than 19,000 disabled people remain on the list for services while the budget includes $20 million to remove 1,260 clients considered "intensive need."
• More 9,000 seniors wait for services from the community care for the elderly program to keep them in their homes and out of nursing homes.
• More than 10,000 seniors are waiting for long term care services while the budget covers 1,250 more than last year.
To Republicans, local projects "are economic engines,'' that will help generate more money next year to pay for waiting lists next year, Thrasher said. "If we didn't fund the waiting lists this year, it doesn't mean we won't get closer next year."
But the local projects also serve a practical political purpose: they help GOP leaders win support from reluctant Democrats and earn bipartisan support for the budget in both chambers.
"Thank you for those projects that are in the budget that mean so much for our communities," said Sen. Chris Smith, D-Fort Lauderdale, the Senate Democratic leader during the Senate budget debate Friday.
According to Rep. Joe Gibbons, the ranking Democrat on the House Appropriations Committee, the party's support of the budget is a form of Realpolitik, a pragmatic decision to play ball with Republicans in an effort to get something in return.
Republicans want Democrats to vote for the budget, Gibbons said, because it makes them look more reasonable in an election year. And Democrats have constituents back home that need money for projects.
"Anything that, as a Democrat, we can get in the budget and it can stay in there is, I think, a major accomplishment," said Gibbons one of 29 House Democrats who voted for the budget.
Although Republican leaders tout the bipartisan support of the $77.1 billion budget, it passed with four fewer Democratic votes than last year.
Legislative leaders also kept conflicts muted by dosing any potential flare-ups. A bill sought by the nursing home industry, which had contributed heavily to legislative political committees, shields their investors from lawsuits. Although it was initially opposed by trial lawyers, a compromise was reached early in session and, in return, legislators dropped attempts at passing tort reforms opposed by the trial bar.
Other big money contributors racked up their successes. Gambling interests bought time for another year to push for expanded gambling. Greyhound track lobbyists killed a late push by the Senate to require them to report dog racing injuries, even when they named the bill after the Senate president's wife. And while the private charter school industry didn't get its wish to impose standard contracts on school districts, it got $75 million in taxpayer money for school maintenance.
But Minority Leader Perry Thurston, D-Plantation, said the budget is the most important document lawmakers can produce. This year, it represents a conservative ideology he can't support. But the money can make it easy to forget that, he said.
"When you become too engrossed in pet projects, the system finds a way to utilize that to get you to do other things," said Thurston, one of 15 House Democrats to vote against it. "When you don't care about a pet project, it's easier to stand on your principles."


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As we left Agrigento and headed to our first wine tasting at Occhipinti the sun was not shining, in fact it was our first, and not our last, day of rain. That did not dampen our spirits. Arianna Occhipinti, the owner, has worked in the wine industry since the age of 16 and by age 22 started labeling her own wines. She is known for her SP68 red wine which is a blend of two varieties. We had the pleasure to taste both her white and red wines. You might want to try to buy some of her wines which are available in the states at select wine stores..
After our delightful tasting we headed east to Siracusa and our new resort hotel: Grand Hotel Minareta for the next two nights.
We arrived and it was still raining but not enough to stop us from exploring this seaside resort. Our view was overlooking the waters. Siracusa at night was splendid. This resort offered us a rocky beach, a jacuzzi terrace, pool, a spa and beautiful gardens among the 77 rooms which offer terraces so one can watch the sunsets in the evenings. You can venture into town or dine at the resort. What more could one expect, but maybe some sunshine.
Siracusa has much to offer its tourists. One can use this town to visit other nearby towns such as Noto and Raguso and Catania
Our first morning began with a tour of the archeological park. We waiting in the market area for the downpour to stop and when it did we walked the short distance to the park. Within the park is a Greek Theatre, a deep quarry called the Latomia del Pariadso and a huge cave called the Ear of Dionysius ( in Italian it is Orecchio de Dionisio).
There was more to see but we decided to head to Noto to explore this Baroque town and come back to Siracusa later in the afternoon to visit the cathedral.
The beautify in this town is in the golden colored stone buildings with wonderful facades and fancy balconies. Here is where I took everyone for an arancini tasting and then on to Café Sicilia for the best gelato tasting ever. We were delighted to meet Corrado Assenza the owner who has appeared on Chef's table episode 2. I encourage you to watch it!


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Writing a nursing capstone project is not as easy as you would hope it would be especially when it has to showcase your skills as a healthcare practitioner. When it comes to learning what is a capstone project, your paper should discuss a topic that you are most familiar with to make it easier for you to conduct organized research to complete the project. It is not surprising to find yourself spending a lot of time researching and writing your nursing capstone project. The good news is that it's okay to ask for help every once in a while.
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For any student who wants to get admission inthe undergraduate nursing program of the University of Manchester, completing the UCAS admission requirements is compulsory. UCAS (Universities and Colleges Admissions Service) is a UK-based company that executes the admission application process for British universities. The University of Manchester has also given admission rights to UCAS. According to UCAs admission requirements, the candidates must have to clear the following tests:
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Following nursing programs are offered by UTS:
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- School nursing perspectives
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- Respond of nurses on global health concerns
- Organizational outcomes for patients and providers
- Experience of patients in an emergency department
- Inter-professional collaboration benefits on care
- The history and future of healthcare
- How to improve emotional health
- Caring for patients: perspectives of nurses
- Challenges and opportunities for education and practice: APRN roles
- What is the response of the public about societal violence on nurses
- A perspective of nurses about quality and healthcare
- Factors to consider nursing care
- Visitor and patient violence: what people know and what can they do?
- Communication technology and social media: friends in healthcare
- New Millennium: emerging and evolving nursing roles
- The next steps in making a safety culture
- Nurse advocates: the present and future
- Patient-centered care: rewards and challenges
- Strategies for moral distress
- Delegation dilemmas: skills and standards for practice
- Responsibility in promoting a healthy work environment
- Nursing technologies: implementation and innovation
- A rise of obesity: what nurses can do?
- Nursing professional pathways: options to sustain, start and seek a career
- What nurses need to know about genomics
- The value of nurses
- Environmental health: the best choices for a better world
- Planning for disaster response: emergency preparedness
- The solutions and challenges of infectious diseases
- How health care has changed over the years?
- Collaboration and partnership: what skills are essential?
- How to address nursing risks
- Tele-health: is it a peril or promise?
- An aging population and health care: the challenges
- Nursing: Difference and commonalities around the world
- Why nursing education is mandatory?
- Schools of nursing accreditation
- Nursing regulation conference and future
- Aging health policy
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- Preventing ADHD among children
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- The latest on type II diabetes, the chronic disease of the century
- Asthma education and care in public health hospitals in the US
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- Improving perceptions of men in nursing roles
- Identifying possible abuse in teens showing symptoms of eating disorders
- Methods for reducing obesity in younger children
- Dealing with unruly elderly patients in the ward
- Using online learning to improve nursing skills
- Risk management in critical care
- Strategies to increase the take up of breastfeeding
- Improving patient awareness of vitamin D requirements
- Assessing pain in unconscious patients
- Improving quality of life for prostate cancer patients
- Adult cardiac skills checklist
- Improving treatment for children with ADHD
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Workshops and Readings for Schools and Libraries
I'm very happy to do readings and workshops for schools, libraries and festivals. I've done a variety of readings and one- and two-day workshops around the country, at schools like St Lawrence College, Ramsgate; Merchant Taylors, Middlesex; St Edmund's College, Herts; Rickmansworth School, Herts; Hadden Park High School, Nottingham; and The Nottingham Academy. I am a judge for the Poetry for Life schools competition at the Franschhoek Literary Festival in 2015.
For more details and queries regarding future school visits, use the Contact Me page on this website.
Some feedback:
"On Thursday 10th November Isobel Dixon read her work at St Lawrence College, Ramsgate, East Kent. The event was held in the College's Memorial Library and drew a crowd of over thirty pupils, staff and local residents. Isobel's relaxed, measured and intimate reading cast its usual spell and made some new converts. The Headmaster thoroughly enjoyed the evening, as did the day and boarding pupils who joined us. The high point of the recital was Isobel's reading of the 'family' poems from A Fold in the Map, with the ever-powerful 'Meet my Father' an emotive success.
I look forward to the next event - Isobel now having recited on four occasions as a guest of St Lawrence and, previously, Merchant Taylors' School, Northwood. Isobel is a superbly accomplished and lyrically gifted poet and her great specialism is the small group reading to young people. I would urge any Head of English to book her while they still can."-- Christian Taylor, Head of English, St Lawrence College
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It was just a coincidence that Third Angle New Music presented Georg Friedrich Haas' String Quartet no. 3 at OMSI's planetarium the week that news broke that the Voyager spacecraft had left the solar system, but as coincidences go, it was pretty sweet.
In a performance conceived by the ensemble and co-presented with Portland Institute for Contemporary Art as part of this year's Time-Based Art Festival, the piece traveled to the far frontiers of string quartet practice in significant ways.
It was performed in total darkness, as the composer intended, hence the planetarium, the darkest space they could find. In the absence of a traditional score and visual cues, the quartet -- violinists Ron Blessinger and Greg Ewer, violist Charles Noble, and cellist Marilyn DeOliveira -- worked semi-improvisationally with a set of gestures in a call-and-response format, one player offering a gesture as an invitation and the others accepting or declining but eventually joining in, one way or another, 18 times in all. Performance times can vary widely, but each of Third Angle's, Tuesday through Thursday, lasted about an hour.
Few of the gestures involved conventionally played notes, to say nothing of melodies. They included tiny descending pizzicati, eerily swooping double-stopped glissandi, long glassy notes played on the bridge and the croaking sound of bows clutching strings in slow, heavy motion.
The otherworldly soundscape heightened the effect of the darkness, which in itself elicited a primal response, putting the non-visual senses, hearing, especially, on high alert. Allowing for the possibility that disconcerted listeners might have to leave the room, the lights were lowered briefly before the performance for a taste of pitch blackness, and the audience given instructions for extraction: clap twice, raise, your hands, and an usher with a flashlight would escort you out.
With the quartet spaced evenly around the edges of the room, the listening experience varied depending on your seat: Tuesday I happened to be right next to Noble and could hear every sound of his hands on the viola, while Ewer's violin was at times nearly inaudible; at Thursday's midnight performance I sat in the innermost row, and the spacious, evenly balanced sound created a sensation like floating in a lake on a moonless night, but with sounds instead of stars.
The playing itself was, well, stellar. Haas presents challenges both obvious, such the myriad string effects, and less so, such as unconventional intonations; the quartet mastered them not only from memory and in the dark, but, particularly on Thursday, with an attentiveness that lent a sense of spontaneity and tension.
Haas' quartet was perhaps thrilling as an aesthetic experience or an intellectually gratifying exercise in modernist process and extended string techniques, but its spiritual impact made it transcendent. The subtitle, "In iij. Noct.," refers to Holy Saturday and the third night of the mostly defunct Tenebrae service, the darkest night of the liturgical year, when candles are extinguished to signify the absence of the light of Christ between the crucifixion and the resurrection; one of the 18 sections quotes the setting of the Tenebrae Responsories by the tormented 16th-century Italian composer Carlo Gesualdo, and it's a soul-emptying moment. The players represented people, blind and bereft, attempting to connect in fragmentary utterances, stuttering, gasping and hoarse, and when they did achieve unison, it was in keening and lamentation. At the end of the last section, a pulse fading into silence, the light returned and the relief was profound.
-- James McQuillen
Third Angle at TBA: Transcendence in total darkness (review)
It was just a coincidence that Third Angle New Music presented Georg Friedrich Haas' String Quartet no. 3 at OMSI's planetarium the week that news broke that the Voyager spacecraft had left the solar system, but as coincidences go, it was pretty sweet.


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More of a question/observation than a hypothesis and I'll provide a much fuller account of my experiences below in case anyone's interested, but essentially my point is this: if 5ht1a receptor downregulation, a process which is believed to take several weeks, is both the principle mediator of the effects of SSRIs as well as the most likely trigger for PSSD, how come my sexual dysfunction started almost immediately on taking Citalopram? Following reports on here moreover that some people had benefited from SJW, a drug which is also believed to function like an SSRI, on trying it at a low dose for a few days a couple of months ago, the modest improvements I'd gradually been accumulating in the 15 months since stopping Citalopram were pretty much extinguished in 2-3 days!
Other than a suspicion that the amygdala may in fact play a part in the aetiology of PSSD, I'm as puzzled by this frustrating condition as anyone else. I'd be very interested therefore to hear from any champions of the 5ht1a theory who might be able to account for my experience or dare I say, propose a solution!
So some background...
My name's Alex, I'm now 30 and I was prescribed Citalopram to help me deal with a very stressful time in my life and while I can't say I noted any marked anti-depressive effect, as an anxiolytic I did however find it to be extremely effective. Given that I was single at the time and the sexual dysfunction (as well as flatulence!) I was experiencing were listed as common side effects in the data sheet, I naturally expected everything to return to normal as soon as I stopped taking the drug and persisted in the end for about 2 months.
On taking my first tablet I remember very quickly feeling disorientated, developing a mild tinnitus in both ears and a dry mouth and being unable to stop yawning. By evening the latter three signs had thankfully all disappeared but when I came to masturbate as I used to do at least daily in those days, though still able to achieve erection, I was however disconcerted to find myself unable to cum and eventually gave up trying. By the next day, achieving even a limp erection had become a challenge, but given that my libido and urge to masturbate had also vanished it seemed like something I could live with temporarily (what you don't want, you don't miss!) and so I remained more or less asexual and impotent for the next couple of months.
On stopping Citalopram I would describe my symptoms as follows:
- In the first 3 months... little or no libido, no natural inclination to masturbate and when I tried for curiosity's sake I could muster only weak erections and had extreme difficulty making myself cum - the ejaculations were in case without sensation or force. The useful anxiolytic effects were still present but the flatulence had at least disappeared.
- Approx. 12-15 months later... significant return in the impulse to masturbate such that I will now willingly masturbate for its own sake once a week or more and can ejaculate consistently and quickly through manual stimulation. Erections however are still weak, ejaculation is anhedonic and I'm yet to wake up with morning wood, something which I think occurred pretty much every day prior to starting Citalopram. Anxiolytic effects are probably also still present but more difficult to assess objectively, especially given the time elapsed now.
I've experimented with a variety of proposed treatments without success: maca, horny goat weed, ginko+ginseng, choline, inositol, arginine, yohimbine, ashwagandha, mucuna pruriens, vitamin D and zinc supplementation, loratidine, mirtazapine, cyproheptadine, melatonin and St John's Wort. I tried all of them in isolation over two-week periods with the exception of cyproheptadine (the sedative effects were profound) and SJW (as mentioned above, significantly worsened my symptoms though thankfully for only 1-2 weeks once discontinued).
These days, other than worrying about my dead libido and lamenting my stupidity in taking Citalopram when I really didn't need it, I remain otherwise very fit and healthy. I've never had any hormonal assays performed but given that I'm naturally quite lean and muscular, I've always assumed my testosterone levels are unlikely to be low... though perhaps I'm wrong??
I'm really tempted at this point to launch into a long, pitiful jeremiad about just how crap living with PSSD is but I'm pretty sure everyone here knows that already


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Why is it taking my loan so freaking long to close?
From the perfect FHA customer, to the seasoned and established borrower, all have their share of issues when trying to complete a loan transaction. I cannot count how many people I have talked to over the course of the past few months who have been turned down by a bank after weeks/months of waiting for information.
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Before I attempt to answer that question, interested readers should know something. I am a loan officer by trade. That's what they call us. I don't particularly like that title, but what's in a name?
I don't get paid an hourly wage or a salary. If I don't close loans, I don't make a dime. If I don't make a dime, that means I can't eat, drink, or even sleep if I can't afford to make my mortgage payments. That's not a sales pitch, that's a reality. It's in my best interests to close every loan that comes under my wing. While there are ethics involved to ensure you are doing your client right, if I can offer and do a loan for you that puts you in a better financial situation, I want to close your loan as fast as possible. It's not only in your best interest, but mine as well.
So why is it taking so freaking long? Good question. Here's a few observations on my behalf:
- More volume with less 'able and willing' people to deal with it. Let's be honest here (I love that line:), the mortgage industry isn't exactly the most attractive line of work to get into now. To boot, a whole lot have left it. I'm still here because I'm stubborn and good at what I do. Plus, I believe you have to go through hell to get to heaven. Call me selfish, but I think my time here will work out very well in the end. Even if it doesn't, Economics 101 has us dishing out the phrase, "Too much demand and little in the way of Supply."
- Front-end incompetence. If you are searching for a pre-approval from a lender, get the appropriate documents in order before you ever even fill out an application. If they don't ask you for such documents, they may have more ties than me. Either that, or the final result won't be what they promised. Do yourself a favor, get your W-2's, pay-stubs, bank statements, etc, in order. If your loan officer doesn't ask for it immediately, ask them why they don't need them. That will put a spark up their ass.
- Changes. This is a tough one. It's hard to tell someone who is a completely competent borrower, why the area they are in or the house they chose isn't on the "I love to lend in" realm. The only real advice I have on this one is if you are dealing with someone you trust, they will get you through the current bullshit that is going on.
- They just don't like you. Well, we live in a society where that is not acceptable. Folks actually look at your loan, but you aren't nearly as personal to them as you would like. I work for a relatively small company and see that. I can only imagine what working for a large one would entail. Work with an individual that you trust, that you can reach out to and at least communicate with. There is a common thing with that, you both share the same self-interests. He/She gets paid only if your loan closes. You only get what you desired after paying for an appraisal, maybe an inspection or two, and actually being able to be comfortable within the confines of a few walls that aren't labeled as "Prison".
- The Government. Now, I really don't want to wax political or get involved in any sort of debate about policy, parties, or general ideology. But I already have since mentioning this. We don't need the Government in this Private Sector. We didn't need them back then; we don't need them now. Those of us (I include myself because frankly, this is my business) who know the Real Estate Industry also know how it is to be corrected. Let's demonstrate how we will make sure such an extreme reaction to market won't happen again. It's a cycle, learn to ride.
We'll reach those Golden Years, but it takes work and patience. Why is it taking so long for your loan to close? Because this ain't a pay-day loan, this is a roof over your head. Maybe this is the opposite extreme of giving everyone with a pulse a mortgage, yet you know what they I say about extremes... "They are to be avoided."


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This award is given to new or up-and coming-bloggers who have less than 200 followers. The award is then passed along to other bloggers in the same category to help spread the word and support one another. What a fun way to get to know other bloggers!
If you receive a nomination, there are a few rules to follow:
1) Each blogger nominated must post 11 things about themselves.
2) Then answer the 11 questions the tagger has asked.
3) Blogger must then create 11 questions of their own to ask the bloggers they decide to nominate.
4) They must choose 11 bloggers with less than 200 followers to nominate and link them on their blog post.
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Okay, here goes. 11 things about me:
1) I love artichokes. They are my favorite food ever! I dip them in a sauce made of mayo and mustard.
2) I'm really afraid of robots, especially ones with glowing red eyes and scary robotty voices.
3) I'm a big fan of misfit animals. Three legged, one eyed, toothless messes have a special place in my heart.
4) My dad's side of the family has a hereditary degenerative retina disease called retinitis pigmentosa. My dad is blind and has been since I was four years old and most of my aunts and uncles are too.
5) I dyed my hair purple in high school.
6) I lived in the San Francisco Bay area for ten years before moving to Texas in 2009.
7) I cannot stand goat cheese. Blech.
8) I didn't read very much until I got a Kindle in 2010. Now I can't stop!
9) My guilty pleasure is the Real Housewives of Anywhere. I don't know why but I am thoroughly entertained by all of them.
10) I've never watched any of the Star Wars movies from beginning to end. I've only seen bits and pieces.
11) My husband and I have a word for when we are thinking the same thing at the same time. We say pelican. Long story, but now it's just a part of our vocabulary.
Here are Jess' questions for me:
1. Do you have any siblings? Yes, two younger brothers.
2. Which season do you love best? Winter. Texas summers are so brutally hot that I daydream about sitting cozily in front of a fireplace while it's freezing outside.
3. What is your favorite genre of television shows? I'm embarrassed to say, but reality. Ahh what is wrong with me??
4. What is your fave activity? Laying on a white-sand beach by a beautiful, clear-blue ocean with my husband.
5. Desktop, laptop, tablet or smartphone...which do you prefer? Depends on what I need to do, but probably overall I'd say laptop since it's most versatile and least limiting.
6. If you could meet any person, dead or alive, who would it be? Betty White. I think she's so cute and funny, and a little raunchy!
7. If you owned a private jet where would you go tonight for dinner? Turks and Caicos for a scallop appetizer at a restaurant called The Mango Reef. Best.Food.EVER.
8. Are you musically inclined? I took 12 years of piano lessons as a kid and got pretty good, so I'll say yes.
9. If you could change your career choice would you? And to what? I like my job a lot, but if money were not an issue I'd start my own animal rescue.
10. Do you shave your legs int he winter? Yes!
11. Real or fake Christmas tree? Pros and cons to both, but we bought a beautiful fake tree last Christmas and I used a Bath and Body Works plug-in evergreen scent nearby and got the best of both worlds! I couldn't be happier with it - no needles falling everywhere and the room smelled like Christmas!
And here are my questions for the nominees:
1) What is the best vacation you ever had?
2) What makes you most angry?
3) What is your most cherished childhood memory?
4) What is your favorite time of day?
5) How would you describe your fashion style?
6) If you could have a super-power, what would it be and why?
7) What is one food that you will not eat?
8) Describe an activity that you think is truly romantic.
9) If you had to pick one place in your town to be a tourist, where would you go and why?
10) What is the one cause that you feel most passionate about?
11) What is the nicest thing anyone has ever done for you?
And my nominees for the Liebster are.....(sorry I couldn't think of 11 that weren't already nominated by Jess. I'll add more later if I can think of some!)
1) Kate at Jim & Kate plus 8....8 doctors, that is.
2) Malia at Adoption Homestead
3) Meg at Waiting for Baby Spice


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When I was a little girl, I spent every day out on the family sailboat. When I moved out, and got married, I really missed that. My husband and I were talking the other day, and we want to buy one for us. We live close to the water, so I know it would be put to good use. I really like the design of this one. It looks like it could get going pretty fast.
Yes, it can go pretty fast and it is also surprisingly seaworthy since much of its design is based on the mini racers concept and the minis were designed to cross the Atlantic solo while racing and thousands of them had made it successfully. A Malango 888, that is a Mojito without the raised cabin, has done the last Transquadra, that is a solo or duo racing Transat for amateurs, crossing the Atlantic in 16 days.ReplyDelete


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Dec 14, 2019
- Location: Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College
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30 W. Dale St., Colorado Springs, CO 80903
- Price: Free
- Starting: 10:00 AM
- Free Events, Kids & Families, Museums, Visual Arts
The goal of Museum Free Days is to provide access to the FAC's general admission offerings to the widest possible audiences in the Pikes Peak region. Museum Free Days, as a part of the FAC's other free and reduced-fee programs (such as scholarship programs at Bemis, and special military discounts through the Blue Star Theatres and Blue Star Museums programs), make an important impact in our community.
We believe that a strong arts and culture presence is essential for a healthy community. GE Johnson Construction Company, the Pikes Peak Community Foundation and the Kirkpatrick Family Fund have come alongside the Fine Arts Center to underwrite monthly free days at the museum. Museum Free Days require underwriting to pay for the costs of running the museum. Since the Fine Arts Center receives virtually no government funding, it is not able to offer free admissions without generous underwriting and support.
"We're thrilled to be able to partner with the Fine Arts Center," says GE Johnson Construction Company CEO, Jim Johnson. "We recognize that increasing participation in the arts is good for the community and actually fuels the economic growth we need in the Pikes Peak region."


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Is Facebook past its prime?
Is Facebook on its last legs? Is it going to pull a MySpace on us? Will Facebook be the Internet's hip site du jour one day, then suddenly lose the love and affection of most of its followers the next? We hope not. But various irritations associated with the site could contribute to its eventual demise.


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The NWO Establishment: If we can't get Jeb, well take Rubio
The liberties of our country, the freedom of our civil Constitution, are worth defending at all hazards; and it is our duty to defend them against all attacks. We have received them as a fair inheritance from our worthy ancestors: they purchased them for us with toil and danger and expense of treasure and blood, and transmitted them to us with care and diligence. It will bring an everlasting mark of infamy on the present generation, enlightened as it is, if we should suffer them to be wrested from us by violence without a struggle, or to be cheated out of them by the artifices of false and designing men. —Samuel Adams
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Marco Rubio Affiliations
The Aspen Institute is sort of an American Bilderberger Group. In addition to the globalist Aspen and Brookings Institutes, there are a staggering number of private groups that shape and command American policy, including the CFR, and Trilateral Commission, etc. Nearly every elected official is influenced by them, and this includes Marco Rubio. The Aspen Institute is largely funded by one world government foundations such as the Carnegie Corporation, The Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Ford Foundation, none of whom have freedom and liberty as their top priorities.
Surely most folks remember that UN Agenda 21 author and promoter, Maurice Strong, was the Director of the Aspen Institute for some years. If you like Smart Growth and the elimination of property rights, you'll love Agenda 21 and the Aspen Institute.
Aspen Institute named Marco Rubio as one of the top young elected officials to its third class of Aspen-Rodel fellows. The Institute's Rodel Fellowships in Public Leadership program brings together bipartisan groups of public officials judged to be the rising stars of American politics. Isn't that just lovely?
Aspen Institute President, Walter Isaacson, said the Rodel Fellows "represent the best hope for America's future—upcoming leaders committed to working together for the common good." The "common good" is code for the globalist socialist agenda of destroying free market growth and leveling all the playing fields.
Scroll down in the article to see the list of names including Marco Rubio, along with the photo of Rubio as Aspen Inst. Rodel fellow. [Link]
Walter Isaacson is the former head and CEO of CNN and the Managing Editor of Time Magazine. Aspen participates in the Ethical Globalization Initiative (EGI), headed by former UN official Mary Robinson, who calls the International Criminal Court, which could prosecute and imprison US citizens, "a great legal enterprise." Isaacson serves on the EGI board, along with global tax supporter, Jeffrey Sachs, an advisor to U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan. George Soros is extremely involved in the Aspen Institute. [Link] Sure doesn't make me feel warm and cozy. And there you have Marco Rubio...
Marco Rubio and the CFR
Post reported on Marco Rubio's speech at the Council on Foreign Relations
in May of 2015. He was invited to speak on foreign policy with member
Charlie Rose, and was introduced by the president of the CFR, Richard
Haass. Link
The American Conservative believes Rubio's speech was pretty lame, but you can decide for yourself. He stated that America's role in the world is as a security guarantor. Rubio also claimed as president, he would "use the American power to oppose any violations of international waters, airspace, cyberspace, or outer space. This includes the economic disruption caused when one country invades another, as well as the chaos caused by disruptions in chokepoints such as the South China Sea or the Strait of Hormuz."
Personally, I do not believe we have any business being the world's policeman, and neither do I believe the president has the right to use any military power without Congress's approval.
The New American article on Rubio's CFR speech, stated, "Were the 2016 election to be a contest between Marco Rubio and Hillary Clinton, the future of U.S. foreign policy would be clear. It would mean a continuation of the same policies that have dominated our nation since the onset of World War II — interventionism, more war, and more casualties."
Rubio's Liberal Voting Record
Is it any wonder Rubio has been named an Aspen-Rodel fellow, or invited to speak at the Council on Foreign Relations? Take a look at his voting record and you'll see why these organizations love Senator Rubio.
Amnesty and Refugees - The Rubio-Schumer Gang of Eight amnesty bill likely would not have passed the Senate had Rubio not been such a prolific supporter. [Link], [Link] He's now waffling on the fact that he is a great supporter of illegal aliens gaining citizenship.
Senator Rand Paul wanted to restrict the amount of Muslims entering our country, and his amendment would have suspended visas to 30 Muslim countries with Jihadist populations. Rubio, on the other hand stated that he would "hate" to block funding for Obama's refugees. (Yes they're Obama's, they're certainly not main stream American's ideas of good immigrants.) Rubio even stated he felt limiting Muslim migration might be unconstitutional. Excuse me lawyer Rubio, but you obviously haven't read any of our immigration laws lately. Needless to say, Rubio joined the rest of the Ryan moderate (euphemism for socialist) Republicans in voting down Rand Paul's amendment.
Rubio has been one of the most ardent champions for increasing Muslim migration. The U.S. has admitted roughly 1.5 million migrants from Muslim countries since 9/11 on a permanent lifetime basis. Yet Rubio has sought to grow that number vastly. In 2015, Rubio introduced an immigration bill which would have allowed for an unlimited increase in Muslim migration. [Link]
One wonders if Rubio's love of amnesty is payback. His grandfather was ordered deported by a judge after flying in from Cuba without a visa. [Link]
Trade Agreements - Remember Ted Cruz voting for Fast Track for the TPP trade agreement? Well guess who cast the deciding 60th vote to give Obama Fast Track?
Yep, it was Marco Rubio!
The entire purpose of fast-track is for Congress to surrender its power to the Executive for six years. Legislative concessions include: control over the content of legislation, the power to fully consider that legislation on the floor, the power to keep debate open until Senate cloture is invoked, and the constitutional requirement that treaties receive a two-thirds vote. Legislation cannot even be amended.
By contrast, without fast-track, Congress retains all of its legislative powers, individual members retain all of their procedural tools, and every single line, jot, and tittle of trade text is publicly available before any congressional action is taken. [Link]
Tell me again how Republicans are the stop gap to Obama's destruction of America!
Food Stamp Reform - Marco Rubio is almost the only republican to take the democrat's side on this bill. The bill would have saved taxpayers about 10 billion a year by blocking families with substantial assets from receiving food stamps.
When Rubio served as speaker in the Florida House, he stopped bills from coming to the floor that would have deported illegal immigrants in state prisons and that would have denied food stamps to illegal immigrants.
He even stopped a bipartisan proposal that would have allowed the deportation of about 5,000 illegal immigrants in Florida prisons, provided they had served half their sentence and agreed to be deported. Similar legislation saved $141 million and $13 million in prison costs in New York and Arizona.
Cap and Trade - As Florida speaker, Marco Rubio aggressively pushed for Florida to adapt to the inevitable federal "cap and trade program." Cap and trade is an environmental system that hardcore liberals including former Vice President Al Gore support. A federal cap and trade program would be centered around a carbon tax.
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Worst Attendance Record - Rubio's attendance record for votes is one of the worst in Senate history. His seat is regularly empty for floor votes, committee meetings and intelligence briefings. He even missed the vote on Obama's Omnibus bill which he probably would have voted for anyway, although he stated the outcome was predetermined.
That outrageous $1.1 Trillion Omnibus Bill funds the most horrendous programs, which also locks in huge spending increases!
• funds entirely Obama's 2012 executive amnesty for "DREAMers"—or illegal immigrants who came to the country as minors and has granted around 700,000 illegal aliens with work permits, as well as the ability to receive tax credits and federal entitlement programs
• funds sanctuary cities (remember Kathryn Steinle)
• funds all refugee programs
• funds illegal alien resettlement
• quadruples H-2B foreign worker visas
• funds the release of criminal aliens
• funds tax credits for illegal aliens, and much more
Political Influence
While the Majority Whip of Florida House, Rubio used his official position to urge state regulators to grant a real estate license to his brother-in-law, a convicted cocaine trafficker who had been released from prison 20 months earlier, according to records obtained by The Washington Post. [Link]
Marco Rubio's brother-in-law was the 'front man' for a multi-million dollar cocaine-smuggling ring headed by a drug kingpin who ran the operation from an exotic animal sanctuary, it has been revealed.
Orlando Cicilia was arrested for his part in the illicit operation in 1987 during Miami's narcotics heyday when Republican presidential hopeful Rubio was just 16. Cicilia, 58, who is now working as a real estate agent, served just 12 years in prison despite being sentenced to 35 for his part in the scheme.
American Bridge put out a Marco Rubio Report in 2012. It is 500 pages long, but tells a great deal about Rubio. Take a gander at it...really telling.
It appears as though we have a socialist Democrat running as a conservative on the GOP ticket....again.
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I at all times love to travel, but the problem with me is getting a free bowel movement. This is not technically a rip off, but when you're after unbiased product advice keep away from most travel agents. The most important companies could have certain tour firms and even airlines from which they may get larger commissions (which may be double that of other tour firms they may sell).\n\nA trustworthy agency will spell out all the fees and surcharges involved along with your vacation booking. Be wary of too good to be true low rates for a vacation. A reputable agency will go above and beyond to satisfy your needs in your vacation. If needed, a reputable agent will make certain handicap access or other disability accommodations are available, to verify the trip is gratifying.\n\nThese selections can range from the standard credit cards and accounts to fee plans and travel accounts. They'll work carefully with motels, resorts, tour firms and so forth, and might easily make reservations and bookings, as and when they want them, making the process of planning a holiday rather more flexible for both consumer and agency.\n\nIt is no secret that individuals coming into this trade now favor to associate with an current player in the residence travel business market which permits them to build a profitable business from the word go. When traveling abroad to a new destination, having a travel agent who has really been there is a big plus.\n\nDesigned with a full service spa and an in-house artist boutique this resort should indeed be a chilled holiday in the heart of Los Angeles. Evidently, Four Seasons Los Angeles made a checklist of travel companies in California choose presents in an elegantly relaxed experience to its rooms.
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Brewery Photography York: Treboom
I'm really excited to be part of a great new collaboration with Owen and the team at United by Design who are based just round the corner from me in York. The collaboration was started to meet the creative needs of breweries, independent food and drink producers and other makers. It's all about top end design and branding work matched with documentary and lifestyle photography that will really help the independents make their mark.
My first photo story for the collaboration covered the wonderful world of Treboom Brewery. Treboom is a microbrewery located in Shipton-by-Beningbrough on the outskirts of York. They make some amazing beer using water from their own bore hole and by introducing interesting flavours through the use of herbs such as bog myrtle harvested from the North York Moors. They even have a reed bed drainage system and solar panels a plenty so it's a pretty eco friendly enterprise.
Here are the stunning new label designs by United by Design for 3 of Treboom's existing ales – Yorkshire Sparkle, Baron Saturday and Kettle Drum.
Photography wise, I spent a morning with owners John & Jane documenting them hard at work on their latest brew – First Draft – which is a houblon nouveau. They had bought in some amazing green hops for the occasion and the smell in the building was fantastic. In fact I can still smell it looking at the still life shot of the green hops. Rather brilliantly, John & Jane are growing their own green hops so it'll be great to see those incorporated into a future brew. It was a fantastic commission to work on documenting the different processes alongside a sense of detail of both the environment and ingredients.
Treboom will be attending the York CAMRA Beer & Cider Festival on the Knavesmire 18th – 21st September and will be showcasing the new bottles which is really exciting. Definitely worth a visit…
We'd love to hear from any breweries or independent food producers or makers that feel they need a creative injection – we're always happy to have a chat over a coffee (or ale!) to discuss how we might be able to help. We also hang out on twitter so do pop by to say hi – @owen_ubd / @ubd_studio / @oliviabrabbs


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So, Halloween is just around the corner, and for this year I wanted to do something a bit different, but with a more "current world events" theme. Long story short, I chose to become a plague doctor. Now, the problem with this is that there are not that many visual references of the actual plague doctor of medieval times, so I had to rely on the few pictures that can be found over the Internet and of course, my imagination.
While doing research I came across the masks done by Tom Banwell which are beautiful, but expensive. So, I decided to draw one, make a pattern out of my drawing and build the mask myself.
I first drew the pattern on white paper and adjusted it to fit my face, then, I traced the drawings to a piece of white cardboard, and cut the pieces out.
Next, I attached them together using tape. I just wanted to have a prototype to see how it would look like. I adjusted the bottom part with manila paper, because the cardboard was a bit heavy and wouldn't sit in place.
I used leather scraps to make my mask. There is a nearby shop where they sell different types of leather and leather products, so I went in and bought a small piece that would suffice for my project.
I traced my pattern and made a Burtonesque detail around the eyes, just for fun. I wanted my mask to look different and unique.
This is the mask nearly finished. The scissors are there to help the mask stand on on its own. I used soft, malleable pieces of leather, not suede. So although the material was soft, it took me a long while to sew the pieces together. First, I had to drill tiny holes all around the edges. But, in the end, that made the sewing part a whole lot easier.
My sister joined me in my madness as a Black Swan…
And in the end, I threw in a little something to make the whole outfit more appropriate for the times we are experiencing.


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At 10:00 am, I bought these as a sort of reward and incentive to get through the rest of the day:
At noon, I was doing this:
Some of you might remember when I described my Italian grandmother, in her very old age, walking around the house in her black dress muttering Pray that I die, Pray that I die. Well, I'm going to confess that the prospect of another basketball game contingent upon that one, provoked a similar response in me. Pray that they lose. Pray that they lose. If anyone is reading this who happens to be on our team, please forgive me. My prayer was answered, and they lost. Basketball season is officially over.
At 2:20 pm, I was watching him:
Henry broke a long batting slump, so bad that he had been plunged into the depths of despondency and failure just two days ago. He hit a DOUBLE and a TRIPLE. I screamed myself hoarse.
At 4:00 pm I'm watching this:
I just remarked on Facebook that the trouble with Facebook is that superlatives have become cliche, and there's just no way to properly describe Van Morrison in this video without using one.


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People Love Amazon Prime. But Will They Pay More For It?
Amazon customers have proven to be big fans of the Amazon Prime membership service, which gets you free shipping and a video streaming service for a $79 yearly membership fee. The company now claims subscribers in the tens of millions, and more than a million new member signed up in the peak of the Christmas shopping season last year. But are people willing to pay more for it?
Consumer Intelligence Research Partners tried to answer that with a survey of 300 Amazon customers this month. It's far from just an academic question, with Amazon hinting at a possible Prime price hike in its most recent earnings call, and analysts citing the service as a big growth opportunity for the company in the future. So will a price rise crimp the growth of Prime?
First up, the good news: according to the CIRP survey, 94% of Amazon Prime members say they will "definitely" or "probably" renew, and that number goes up to a nice round 100% among those who use Prime's free streaming video service at least once a week. "Frequent use of Amazon Prime free Instant Video seems to be the most powerful lever to promote loyalty," CIRP wrote.
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19 Exciting Tools for Designers and Developers
When it comes to web developing, which tools the web designers' use can make all the difference to their web layouts. There are a lot of tools available to the designers using which they can complete their design within a very short time and with excellent results as well. Sometimes these tools cost a bit and sometimes they are free which of course adds to the free tools charms. These tools can comprise of anything that involves website development from font designers to color pallet generators, PSD icon designers and other tools that help make a website an absolute hit with the audience. These tools are not exactly hard to come by; one just needs time and the right searching skills to get the best suited tools. These tools become a designer's resources that he/ she takes help from while designing a project.
Today we have scoured the internet to bring you some of the best tools obtainable for web designers and developers. Have a look at every tool that our collection contains and get amazed at how much they can help you in achieving your desired goal. These can help you in picking the best elements to use in your website according to whatever theme you choose to follow in your design. Scroll through and get excited!!
If you like these tools, you might be interested in following as well;
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Deployment and distribution tools for HTML5 app developers.
Collection of Awesome CSS and JS Creations to help out frontend developers and designers.
Crumpet is a deliciously simple SASS/SCSS responsive framework that keeps your HTML clean & stays out of your way.
Turn the web into data, today. Transform any website into a table of data or an API in minutes without even writing any code with our free app.
Icon fonts are an exciting method that gives web designers the scalability, flexibility, and performance to manipulate the icons.
JS Manners is a tool to score scripts that 3rd parties (people or companies outside your dev team) provide for you to put on your page.
Breach Core
Modular Everything in the browser is a module,a web-app running in its own process. Construct your own browsing experience by selecting the right modules for you.
The odyssey.js library is being developed to help journalists, bloggers, and other people on the web publish stories that combine narratives with maps and map interactions.
The PHP version of Pattern Lab is, at its core, a static site generator. It combines platform-agnostic assets, like the Mustache-based patterns and the JavaScript-based viewer, with a PHP-based "builder" that transforms and dynamically builds the Pattern Lab site. By making it a static site generator, Pattern Lab strongly separates patterns, data, and presentation from build logic.
A highly modular, loosely coupled, non-frameworky framework for building advanced JavaScript apps.
Trumbowyg is a simple and lightweight WYSIWYG editor, is only 16kB for faster page loading.
Themify Icons
A complete set of icons for use in web design and apps, consisting of 320+ pixel-perfect, hand-crafted icons that draw inspiration from Apple iOS 7.
Make your HTML5 video behave like a background cover image with this simple jQuery extension.
A software app that manages development web servers and webhooks.
Outdated Browser
Concise is a lightweight front-end framework that provides a number of great features without the bloat.
Css Colorguard
Every CSS project starts out with good intentions, but inevitably, one too many people eye-dropper colors into nooks and crannies that you never knew existed.
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May 2016» Next Entries
The New HSLS Research Impact Guide: Tools for H-index Reporting and More
No need to delay producing an Author Citation Report. HSLS has the help you need in the HSLS Research Impact Guide. Using Web of Science, you can easily create an Author Citation Report, including calculation of an author's h-index.
To get started, go to the Research Impact: Impact Metrics Guide on the HSLS Web site. From there, the automatic Guide on the Side tutorial leads you through the process of creating an Author Citation Report in Web of Science.
Which Should I Use: EndNote vs. Mendeley?
You may be wondering: Which software is best to use to organize PDFs and create bibliographies: EndNote or Mendeley? The librarians at HSLS have created an easy-to-use EndNote vs. Mendeley Guide to help direct your choice.
Pitt Data Management Survey
University researchers are invited to complete the University of Pittsburgh's Data Management Survey. The purpose of this survey is to gain a better understanding of research data held at the University. The responses collected will inform the University's Data Management Committee, which was created to examine the University's needs regarding managing, storing, sharing, and archiving research data. The committee will explore how the University might best meet those needs and report its findings and recommendations to the Office of the Provost. You may visit http://pi.tt/datasurvey to complete the survey.
Is Your Publication in the Top 25% of Online Discussions? ImpactStory.org Now Summarizes Altmetrics
ImpactStory.org has released the first altmetrics report for researchers needing a simple, concise way to illustrate their immediate scholarly impact. Also known as altmetrics, measures of current online interaction with publications, such as tweets, blog posts, and open access statistics are summarized in the Overview by Global Reach, Greatest Hit, and Follower Frenzy. For example, under Global Reach, "Your research has been discussed in 7 countries. That's high: only 29% of researchers have their work as widely discussed." Curious? Click to drill down to the text of every message. While the Overview is an excellent screenshot for altmetrics and can be used as a summary for a performance review, don't miss the other sections: Achievements, Mentions and Publications. ImpactStory.org has partnered with ORCID.org to make this service free, fast, and accurate.
In a Nutshell: How the Research, Instruction & Clinical Information Services Department Can Help You
For a quick and easy way to find out what services Falk Library's Research, Instruction & Clinical Information Services Department has to offer, visit the HSLS home page and take a look at the new infographics for research support, instruction support, and clinical support. Click on any of the images and you'll go to the infographic for that service. From the infographic, you can then click on any of the links and go directly to the related part of the HSLS Web site for more specific information about that service.
Book Group Study Rooms Online
Group Study Rooms in Falk Library are a popular service, providing space for quiet study or group collaboration. A new online system was implemented in February to make online booking more robust. Powered by LibCal, the new online booking Web site provides a new look and features, including:
PubMed is 20 Years Old: Let's Look Back and Have a Party!
The National Library of Medicine's (NLM) PubMed was born in the month of January 1996 when it was released as an experimental database under the Entrez retrieval system. Its experimental status was dropped in April 1997 just before its christening. On June 26, 1997, Senator Tom Harkin (D-IA) and Senator Arlen Specter (R-PA) held a press conference to announce free Web-based access to MEDLINE through PubMed and Internet Grateful Med. At this briefing the honors to demonstrate PubMed fell upon Vice President Albert Gore.
MedPix®, NLM's Image Database
The National Library of Medicine recently announced the launching of MedPix®, a free online medical image database. The MedPix® collection categorizes and classifies the image and patient data for each of several subsets of image database applications (e.g., radiology, pathology, ophthalmology, etc.). The content includes both common and rare conditions. Contributed content may be copyrighted by the original author/contributor.» Next Entries


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Caighlan Smith's 'Children of Icarus' is the mythological labyrinth action adventure you don't want to miss.
Two girls enter. Will two emerge? The only way to find out is to read the book. And hey look! We're giving it away. Not only that, we also have some EPIC SWAG to giveaway too. #goodies
Here's what you can win:
1st prize – 1 x signed copy of Children of Icarus + poster + winged necklace
9 runners up – 1 x signed copy of 'Children of Icarus' + poster
How to enter:
- Follow us @maxiumpopbooks
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And don't forget to join in the fun and tell us what your favourite Greek myth is! Are you a Hercules fan? Or does Aphrodite do it for you?
This competition is now closed! Congrats to the winners @lo1997, @thebookishbear, @TaylorSwift3x, @XxLovingDelena, @morganjune2002, @nurinkh, @TeenBookHoots, @Valentia_Books, @Bookaholic007, @ellodesigns.
So, what's it gonna be? Which is your fave myth? Tell us below!
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Description: Super Warship
The enemy carrier fleet is heading to you! Player will become a warship captain and show your excellent fighting capabilities. You will get reward after passing each levels. You can also design more powerful warship or buy more weapons to challenge new levels! Have fun!
12345 to change weapon,mouse to fire.
12345 to change weapon,mouse to fire.
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Anticipation builds for launch of exquisite new townhouses in Guildford
Purchasers keen to view award-winning Metis Homes' new collection of contemporary townhouses in Guildford will only have to wait a few more days, as the doors to the new show home are set to open on Saturday, 29th July.
Catherine's Walk, surrounded by tree-lined country lanes and quaint cottages in the south-west corner of Guildford, consists of just eight, three-bedroom townhouses and six, two-bedroom apartments.
A mere 15-minute walk from the centre of Guildford, the houses on Chestnut Avenue boast high standards of luxury living with contemporary modern interiors to maximise space and natural light, private rear gardens and courtyard parking for two cars.
On the ground floor, an open plan kitchen and family room with underfloor heating and bifold doors lead directly onto a south facing rear garden where alfresco dining can be enjoyed to its full potential, while across the hall is a separate spacious living room.
Bedroom two with a balcony and en suite can be found on the first floor along with bedroom three, a separate study and family bathroom. The second floor is home to a magnificent double aspect master bedroom complete with dressing room, luxurious en suite shower room and private balcony overlooking the back garden.
Adam O'Brien, Managing Director at Metis Homes, said: "There has been a lot of interest in Catherine's Walk, with purchasers waiting in anticipation of the show home opening and they won't be disappointed – it's simply stunning!
"We've designed the townhouses very carefully to ensure space is maximised, its flooded with natural light and has an internal layout that complements modern living. Some people assume the lounge is always on the second floor in townhouses, but we have bucked the trend by moving it to the ground floor alongside a separate sizeable kitchen and family room across the hall, which we think purchasers will be pleasantly surprised by.
"We know the homes are likely to appeal to a range of buyers who are looking for something maintenance free that they can put their own stamp on in a great location. Recent research has revealed that that buyers could save up to £50,000 when they move into a new build instead of opting for an existing property. That's a lot of money and time that can be spent doing more enjoyable things like exploring Guildford town, which is only a 15-minute walk away.
"We would advise interested purchasers who would like to view the show home to call to arrange an appointment."
Being right in the heart of an area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Catherine's Walk boasts easy access to some of the South East's most spectacular countryside. And with ongoing improvements to the town centre, Guildford is an increasingly desirable location where residents will be able to enjoy an array of shopping and eateries, as well as great travel links and connections. The A3, M3 and M25 network is just a short drive away. Guildford train station provides frequent services into London Waterloo and the south coast.


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Three Bedrooms House for Sales Freehold in Kerobokan
This modern two floors house in Kerobokan area is available for sale freehold for a very low price.This delightful house is located in a very safe residential district with a peaceful neighborhood. This house offers you a comforting feeling inside.
Built on 2014, in an 140m2 land size and 110m2 building size, the villa consists of 3 air-conditioned bedrooms with their en-suite bathrooms and a nice swimming pool inside. The second floor has one bedroom for more privacy and independence.
With an enclosed garage you can park your vehicles inside safely. There is one TV with a satellite connection, the water comes from the drilled wells.
The villa is located in the calm district of Kerobokan, surrounded by rice fields and situated in a strategic place to go to Seminyak offering a large choice of restaurants, bars, night life places and beaches. The villa is also close to Denpasar.
Such a good house to be used as a retirement house or rental.
Three Bedroom Villa for Sale Leasehold in Umalas – LB213
Villa 3 Chambres à Vendre-Umalas – LB437-SF
Villa de 3 Chambres à Vendre en Freehold à Umalas – BHI583


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This is an amazing brownstone in Brooklyn New York that is simplicity and style at its best. The gorgeous chandeliers, simple furnishings and clean white walls are brought to life with pops of blue. The floors are kept a very natural pale colour which I am seeing more of these days and really loving. The entry with the moroccan tile introduces the blue as you walk in the house and gives a preview to the lovely home that awaits.
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Nicole's papercrafting collection includes pretty archival-quality papers, loads of washi tape, stickers and embellishments, and hard-working durable tools and dies. This durable craft punch cuts out a star shape on all of your favorite paper. It's perfect for any papercrafting and scrapbooking project! The lever design is effortless and user-friendly for all ages. Punch upside down and you can see your shapes as you go! Made of high-quality plastic and metal. Levered handle for ease of use. The bottom plastic guard helps to keep your workspace tidy.