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DiskBoss is an automated, rule-based file and disk management solution allowing one to perform disk space utilization analysis, file classification and categorization, duplicate files detection and removal, high-speed file synchronization and data migration, disk change monitoring, rule-based file organizing, data wiping and much more.
DiskBoss is an advanced file and disk management solution allowing one to search and classify files, perform disk space utilization analysis, detect and remove duplicate files, organize files according to user-defined rules and policies, copy large amounts of files in a fault-tolerant way, synchronize disks and directories, cleanup wasted disk space, etc.
All file management operations are integrated in a centralized and easy-to-use GUI application with a built-in file navigator allowing one to execute any required operation in a single mouse click. Frequently used file management operations may be pre-configured as user-defined commands and executed using the GUI application or direct desktop shortcuts.
DiskBoss is a highly extendable and customizable data management solution allowing one to design custom file classification plugins and purpose-built file management operations using an open and easy-to-use XML-Based format. Custom disk space analysis and file management operations may be integrated into the product, executed periodically at specific time intervals, performed as conditional actions in other operations or automatically triggered by one or more changes in a disk or directory.
In addition, IT administrators are provided with extensive database integration capabilities allowing one to submit disk space analysis, file classification, duplicate files detection and file search reports into an SQL database. Reports from multiple servers and desktop computers may be submitted to a centralized SQL database allowing one to display charts showing the used disk space, file categories and duplicate files per user or per host and providing an in-depth visibility into how disk space is used, what types of files are stored and how much space is wasted on duplicate files across the entire enterprise.
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Step 1: Run the setup.
Step 2: Copy the crack folder content and paste it to the software installed directory.
Step 3: Open Program.
Step 4: Click On "Register" > "Manual Registration" Tab > "Import Unlock File" Tab.
Step 5: Find "Key" File Then Click "Open" Tab.
Step 6: Enjoy…
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Waiting for your little one's arrival is a lesson in patience and trusting in the Lord. For months before our due date we had been preparing for our little one's arrival. Since one of my sisters was always early with her deliveries, I had been mentally bracing myself for the possibility of a pre-term birth. We did our best to put ourselves in the mindset of "it could be any day now" weeks before the actual due date.
My brother and family even visited two weeks before the due date, with the hope that maybe Little Randles would decide that their visit was worth coming out for. Apparently, he wasn't willing to give up his 6-star hotel accommodations quite yet.
As the due date approached we kept on waking up with "this could be the day" in our heads. But our little one continued to wait. We became used to doing activities with the thought that, "this could be the last time that we …." Not knowing when our son would be born, we took the liberty of going out on a nicer-than-normal date two days before the due date. The waiter asked us, "How many months do you have left?" We grinned and at his shocked expression when he learned that we were down to days not months! 🙂
The due date, October 12, came and went.
We suddenly had the realization that we could have a late baby. I don't know why we hadn't spent much time thinking about it, but we really had not planned at all for this option. We had gone from, "Hopefully he doesn't come too early," to wondering, "Just how long will he stay comfortable in there? It would be nice if he came soon!!!"
Our obstetrician appointments that started out as monthly had changed to every other week. Then they increased in frequency to weekly. And finally the week before the due date, we upped the dose of visits to twice a week. Each appointment within the weeks leading up to the birth, my belly bump was wrapped with two elastic bands: One for monitoring any contractions, and one for keeping track of the baby's heartbeat. This CTG (cardiotocograph) delighted Little Randles; each time he got strapped up he attempted to use his kung-fu moves to knock them off (… to no avail). The assistants were shocked one day when they realized it was my sixth time being tethered to the CTG. They thought for SURE he would've come out by now! Nope… We were still waiting.
Monday night (after Friday's due date) I wasn't able to fall asleep. Around 2 in the morning, what we later determined to be the approximate start of labor, my Braxton Hicks contractions started to become steady and more uncomfortable. As I wasn't too uncomfortable, and wasn't sure how regular they were, I just stayed awake and started timing them. Eventually after 4am, deciding that they were closer than 10 minutes apart, I woke up Andrew. Although the contractions seemed decently regular, we were unimpressed with their strength. We had been told to stay at home as long as possible, or until the mom really thought it was time. I didn't think it was time… so we just hung out at home. We were finally able to take a nap around 8 in the morning. Two hours later we woke up a bit refreshed but also a bit perturbed: the contractions that had been getting stronger and more regular had mostly gone away. We tried shifting positions and even going for a brisk walk to see if the contractions would return to their previous regularity. Finally in the afternoon we called the obstetrician. We were directed to make our way to the labor and delivery ward and get checked out.
Not in a rush, we got our things ready, ate a meal, and took the bus to the hospital. The nurses teased me that I was still smiling. To be honest, the contractions were uncomfortable, but the time between contractions wasn't so bad. Once they checked me and realized I was 4-5 centimeters dilated, they weren't willing to send me back home, so I was admitted.
Of course, we know how the general, text-book-case labor goes: contractions get harder and more regular, baby gets lower, and centimeter counts go up. Or in our case, the centimeter count stalled at 5-6. Thankfully they progressed more after praying and waiting 2 hours. But then progress slowed again once we got to 8cm. Not wanting the baby to become distressed since things weren't seeming to progress on their own past 8, Oxytocin was administered. That's when contractions became one on top of the other, pain got worse, breathing got hard, smiles stopped, and Entenox was used. Thankfully, progress was made! A bit of pushing, and at 6:21am on Wednesday, October 17,
Little Big Randles was born!
Introducing Gideon Joseph Randles
After Gideon was swaddled, warmed up, and fed, we were transferred to the recovery ward. My mom was waiting for me when we got there! Her plane tickets bought 3 months previously had her arrive in the middle of the night that Gideon was being born! (More on my mom's visit in a later post.)
Now we are no longer a childless couple. Nope. We are one happy family with a healthy big boy!
Andrew is such a proud Daddy!
And even though I was tired (okay, more like overly exhausted), I was a very happy mommy.
I must say, our "accommodations" at Mt. Elizabeth were quite nice (aside from the LOUD renovations going on right above our room from 9am-6pm).
As part of the "package deal" for our
treatment stay in the hospital, they provided a fancy-ish dinner for Andrew and I. The butler that delivered the meal told my mom, "Alright, Grandma, time to leave." Haha. Talk about being pampered :p
going home
After two nights spent in the hospital, we were ready to go home. Although we knew we wouldn't have professionals on hand to answer questions or help out (except for my mom that is), we looked forward to not being interrupted seemingly constantly by nurses, butlers, doctors, maids, etc…
The nurse responsible for discharging us was also responsible for changing Gideon into his going home outfit. We had come prepared with both newborn and 3month sized outfits. As I handed her a cute newborn sleeper outfit, I told her, "I don't know if it will fit, but I have a larger one if need be." She put it on and said, "Well, maybe he can wear it just this once." Gideon fit by scrunching his legs into a permanent frog-like position! Oh well, he seemed not to mind.
Even though Singapore is known for their rules, there is no rule here requiring a carseat to leave the hospital. Consequently, the little guy rode in style, in mommy's arms, for the taxi ride home.
Adjusting to life with a newborn in the house has gone about as well as can be expected. Our sleep during the night is more interrupted, our evenings have more crying and fussing, our trash has more dirty diapers, our living room has more baby items, etc… But it is worth it. We have a sweet, big, baby boy that brings tremendous joy to our lives. Already, we can't imagine our lives without Gideon. We can't wait to see how the Lord knits our three lives together!


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States' Crime Rates Show Scant Linkage to Gun Laws
Byline: David Sherfinski, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
President Obama has called for stricter federal gun laws to combat recent shooting rampages, but a review of recent state laws by The Washington Times shows no discernible correlation between stricter rules and lower gun-crime rates in the states.
States that ranked high in terms of making records available to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System also tended to have tighter gun laws - but their gun-crime rates ranged widely. The same was true for states that ranked poorly on disclosure and were deemed to have much less stringent gun-possession laws.
For example, New York, even before it approved the strictest gun-control measures in the country last week, was ranked fourth among the states in strength of gun laws by the Brady Campaign to End Gun Violence, but was also in the top 10 in firearm homicide rates in 2011, according to the FBI.
Meanwhile, North Dakota was near the bottom in its firearm homicide, firearm robbery and firearm assault rates, but also had some of the loosest gun laws and worst compliance with
turning over mental health records to the background check system.
Analysts said the data underscore that there are no simple or easy broad answers to combating gun violence, which is a complex equation involving gun-ownership rates, how ready authorities are to prosecute gun crimes and how widely they ban ownership.
Gary Kleck, a criminology professor at Florida State University, said in an email that a simple comparison between states' strength of gun laws and gun-crime rates doesn't say much about the effects of the laws because the exercise fails to control for other factors such as gun-ownership rates.
In an exhaustive analysis with data from 170 U.S. cities that did control for such factors, Mr. Kleck and fellow researcher E. Britt Patterson concluded that there was no general impact of gun-control laws on crime rates - with a few notable exceptions.
There do appear to be some gun controls which work, all of them relatively moderate, popular and inexpensive, the researchers wrote. "Thus, there is support for a gun-control policy organized around gun-owner licensing or purchase permits (or some other form of gun-buyer screening); stricter local dealer licensing; bans on possession of guns by criminals and mentally ill people; stronger controls over illegal carrying; and possibly discretionary add-on penalties for committing felonies with a gun.
On the other hand, popular favorites such as waiting periods and gun registration do not appear to affect violence rates, he said.
No state patterns
The Times analysis looked at the Brady Campaign's rankings for strength of each state's gun laws and at Mayors Against Illegal Guns' rankings for how states perform in disclosing mental health data to the background check system. That information was then matched against the FBI's 2011 gun-crime rankings for homicides, robberies and assaults.
The results showed no correlation among the strength of laws and disclosure and the crime rates.
For example, Maryland and New Jersey - both of them populous states with large metropolitan areas - have tight gun laws but poor mental health disclosure. But New Jersey's gun-crime rate was in the middle of the pack, while Maryland ranked sixth-highest in homicides involving guns and second-highest in robberies with guns.
Delaware and Virginia, which both ranked high in mental health disclosure and ranked 18th and 19th in the Brady tally of tough gun laws, also had divergent crime rates.
Delaware ranked among the top 10 in number of gun robberies and gun assaults, while Virginia was in the middle of the pack on its measures.
Statistical anomalies were found between rural states such as Louisiana and Vermont. The former state has lax gun laws and has high gun-crime rates on all three measures. …


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RTVue is an ultra-high speed, high resolution OCT retina scanner used for retina imaging and analysis. It is based on the next generation Fourier-Domain Optical Coherence technology just emerging from clinical research in the last two years. The ultra-high speed and high resolution features enable the FD-OCT to visualize the retinal tissue with ultra-high clarity in a fraction of seconds.
- Ultra-high speed: 65 time faster (26,000A-scan/s) for 3D and high density mapping
- High Resolution: Twice the resolution (5µm) than Stratus™ OCT
- Two scan depth range: 2mm for imaging the macular and 2.3mm for imaging a tilt disk.
- Two image modes:
Vitreo mode: for better vitreoretinal tissue image
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- High transverse scan resolution:15µm (1/e2 spot size on retina)
- Video fundus image: Fundus camera optical design for high quality NIR retina image
- Non-mydriatic imaging: The pupil size required for the fundus image is 3.0mm
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I've played the DC Universe Online game for a couple years now on and off.
Was just wanting to know if there might be any other TAW members out there who enjoy the game.
Your welcome to email me directly or just post a reply here in this thread.
Well .... you can't blame a guy for trying
This was where you made your own superheroes or villians? Antagonist and myself played this a long time ago, but I don't think we even have it installed on our computers anymore. I honestly didn't know it was still a thing, lol.
Is this game still alive? I remember this ages ago!
As a matter of fact, it received a second life so to speak about 6 months back after they revamped the game. Which has brought it's population back to life once more.
In the past, although you chose a Power & Weapon to use when creating a character, the only real in play aspect involved use of Powers only for effectiveness.
With the resent revamp, it allows you to focus on your Weapon as a primary source of damage. Allowing you to make "non-powers" like toons. Such as Batman or The Punisher, The Joker .... Hero's & Villains without actual "Powers" as a focus of gameplay.
Might consider dusting off, updating or re-installing the game. You might find it has a different flavor from the old days.
Damn, I remember this game back on the Playstation 3. Was quite an addictive game. Haven't played it for many many years now. Will have to give it ago!
"It is better to stand and fight. If you run, you'll only die tired."
I have played this game on the PS4. Would be a fun game to get into a group with and get into the meat and bones of it. I have only skimmed the surface.


text: Once more I need your help. It seems that wine is not correct with the way it sets guard pages for stack. Here is an example that works fine on windows, and fails on wine. And yes, I do have a program that does something like this: PDWORD p = TEB.Tib.StackLimit; *p = 0; I'm not sure what to do here. It looks like there are several places that we allocate stack, and both of them set first page (last for stack) as a PAGE_GUARD. Could that be that this wasn't what we wanted? Since both places using size of 1. But this looks like sets whole page to be guard page. -- Best regards, Vitaliy


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Last week I declared my goal to lose 11 lbs before I turn 30 in 6 weeks. As promised, here is my week 1 update.
-2.6 lbs
Woo hoo! I'm happy to be down 2.6 lbs. This week was a little bit of a strange week. I did hit up physical therapy 3 times, which includes a decent amount of sweating. One therapist in particular makes me sweat a lot. Ummm, excuse me! I'm talking about all the exercises he makes me do! Seriously, he had me working for nearly an hour and forty-five minutes the other day before torturing me with manual work on my muscles……. I didn't do great on rehab at home, but iced a lot and did some of my stretches but not enough of my strength. I didn't make it to the gym at all, so that will definitely change next week.
I did all my rehab exercises today, starting the week off right.
Yea, the view sure didn't hurt. It was a gorgeous day, and the whole family was hanging outside so I figured I might as well enjoy it.
At the same time, this week we spent a lot of time learning about, making, and drinking JUICE! I've heard so many people talking about the film, Fat, Sick, and Nearly Dead that I couldn't wait to watch it. I finally grabbed some time folding laundry and was unexpectedly joined by my husband and both kids for the whole movie! If you haven't seen the film, it's all about Joe Cross's journey from just what the title of the movie said to health through juice fasting. It chronicles a few other people's journeys as well. It was interesting to learn about the benefits of juicing. I knew it was good for you, but I was amazed that you could really only drink juice for that amount of time and feel fabulous (barring medical issues, of course).
We'd bought a juicer a week or two earlier and had been enjoying juicing daily. Of course, after watching the movie I immediately said (mostly joking), "hey, you want to do a juice fast?!", to my husband and was shocked when he responded "Sure!" Wait, what? Apparently, he really likes juice.
I'm still nursing my younger son at sleeptime so I knew I couldn't strictly follow a fast, but let's just say I consumed a lot of juice for 3 days. My husband and my mom stuck it out for a full 3 and 4 days respectively with nothing but juice and felt pretty good after the first day or two of detox symptoms. Interestingly enough, my weight was the same on Sunday before we began the intense juicing as it was on Friday after we gone back to our normal amount of juicing for a day or two. So while, I flooded my body with some awesome nutrients, the juicing wasn't the reason behind my weight loss this week. That might have been different if I was truly fasting, but it wasn't my intent especially while breastfeeding. In the meantime, we'll continue to juice daily to get as many vegetables in as possible!
Do you juice? Do your kids like it?
Mine love it because they are never allowed to drink anything but water! Fresh juice is an amazingly tasty treat for them….Right up there with green smoothies.
Here's to another week of nourishing my body, getting stronger, and seeing the scale go DOWN!!
How are you doing with your goals?


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Rawlings Fuels recognize that agriculture and other businesses
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We have over 100K litres of stock available at our depot and can usually dispatch a tanker
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We pride ourselves on the quality of service we provide, from the management of our
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Children Always First wish to recruit a diverse team of carers and staff from a wide variety of backgrounds and cultures. However we understand you cannot paint your ideal team by numbers or have quotas of people from each individual background to complete the full set.
But that does not change how we feel… we are passionate about creating a diverse team where everyone will feel equal and respected. We desperately want people from all backgrounds to join our team and therefore embrace applications from all communities.
We believe that Culture and Diversity paints the fabric of life and as such we are committed to celebrating a variety of festivals and events in addition to providing a pro-active anti-discriminatory working environment.
We want to be good enough, and respectful enough, so that people from all backgrounds and groups will feel comfortable and, most importantly, part of our fostering family. Children Always First ensures that everyone, from whatever background, feels welcome, respected, and a valued member of our team.
We have a zero tolerance policy towards any discriminatory behaviour or language and will treat any instance of such in the serious manner it would warrant. We will not accept any open prejudice in the company.
" It's not who you are but what you do…"
We also believe that the antithesis of discrimination is meritocracy and as such we operate a strict equal opportunities policy in respect of recruitment, selection and reward systems. Individuals will be judged by what they do for children and young people and/or contribute to the organisation regardless of their individual Colour, Race, Religion, Age, Sexuality, Disability or Gender.
We ensure that each individual's identity/culture is respected and catered for, whether they are a member of staff, a foster carer or a child. We do this by positively celebrating diversity as an agency, encouraging inter-cultural learning and making extra provision and allowances where this is appropriate.
We pro-actively promote identity issues with children and young people and ensure that they leave our care with a clear understanding of who they are and where they are from.
Children Always First believes that Diversity & Equality should be at the core of our entire practice.
We are committed to making this happen.
'Currently a third of foster carers are from a non-White British background, which reflects the agency's inclusive attitude towards diversity.' Ofsted Nov 2014


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Chocolate bearings are sold in sets of eight, you need one set to create a complete. Bearings are critical to mount your wheels to the axle. We suggest keeping your bearings in good condition and clean to always have a smooth, fast ride. Bearings are sold in sets of 8, you need 2 bearings to mount each wheel to the axle (4 wheels x 2 bearings per wheel=8 bearings). Industry standard size is 608 with an 8 mm bore, a 22 mm outer diameter and a width of 7mm. ABEC is one way to rate bearings, also known as "precision bearings". They are rated on a scale of 1 to 9, the higher numbers indicate a higher manufacturing standard of precision. Note: All bearings are the same size, these Abec11 bearings will fit on any skateboard.
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Cornell Glen planned to call national head coach Leo Beenhakker to discuss whatever plans the Dutch-born coach may have for him with the national team.
Glen, of Columbus Crew, last played for T&T at the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup but has not been able to earn a pick since and is now eager to make a contribution once requested.
"I'm hoping that I can discuss my future with the team because it was an amazing thing to experience the feeling after the win over Mexico,"Glen said. "I even won some bets with one of the Guatemalan players in the club. It was a fantastic result for us."
The former FC Dallas player said he has not been enjoying the best of times with Crew which is expected to name a new head coach later this month. "I had a problem with an archilles injury and even though I was getting some playing time I wasn't up to my best but now things are looking better and hopefully I can catch myself again," Glen added.


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Erin Fuller was born in Manchester in the 1980's. Erin studied art at Manchester university and then found work as a freelance artist. In her spare time, she likes nothing more than scouring the culture of the city and it's rich industrial heritage. Her inspirations come from the culture of the city that she has grown up in. This includes the visual structure of the buildings that surround her.
In her very first range, curated for Artf.ly, Grids and Shapes is a range which is not to be missed! It is a range which consists of deceptively simple abstract art in a variety of complimenting tones and colour sets. Erin uses the visual structure of a grid to re-invent key modernist paintings and works of graphic designs. The range is filled with simple forms of rectangles, circles, and squares. The uncomplicated and classic shapes overlay and intersect with one another, in order to create a series of harmonious graphic pieces.


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It would be really helpful to have an SFV file to easily verify files, especially with game updates if the reconstruction fails.
Unfold Add option to download a SFV file for the archived files by Anonymous (guest), 21 May 2013 23:32
It would be really helpful to have an SFV file to easily verify files, especially with game updates if the reconstruction fails.
You can try using the -q parameter of srr.
-q, --verify verify extracted RAR contents
Just tried this with "Brutal.Legend.Update.2-RELOADED" but I get an error
M:\pyReScene-HG\Gfy-pyrescene-760c30c8ccb6\bin>C:\Python27\python.exe srr -q ver
ify-fail\Brutal.Legend.Update.2-RELOADED.srr -i N:\new\Brutal.Legend.Update.2-RE
File OK: setup.exe.
File OK: Crack\steam_api.dll.
File OK: Crack\steam_rld.ini.
File OK: setup-1.bin.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "M:\pyReScene-HG\Gfy-pyrescene-760c30c8ccb6\rescene\srr.py", line 417, in
parser.exit(manage_srr(options, infolder, infiles, working_dir))
File "M:\pyReScene-HG\Gfy-pyrescene-760c30c8ccb6\rescene\srr.py", line 157, in
with open(name, "rb") as f:
IOError: [Errno 13] Permission denied: u'N:\\new\\Brutal.Legend.Update.2-RELOADE
Unexpected Error: [Errno 13] Permission denied: u'N:\\new\\Brutal.Legend.Update.
I think this error is caused because "Crack" is a directory and not a file.
A simple fix would be to just ignore 0 crcs.
I added this and it works now.
srr.py: 150, add after "for afile in archived_files:"
if afile.crc32 != "0":


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Learning Disabilities
This paper addresses the issue of learning disabilities (LDs) and how to teach children with these disorders.
This paper defines and examines the different types of learning disabilities that affect children. The author looks at research studies that compare the achievement of children with learning disabilities like dyslexia with children who are not impaired by a disability. The paper discusses LDs in conjunction with behavioral and emotional disabilities as well. The paper also mentions strategies that may improve the educational goals of children with LDs.
"It is not easy to say who is a learning disabled. A lot of arguments have taken place for a certain time in order to classify the learning disabled. According to the term "specific learning disability" means a disorder in one or more basic psychological processes involved in understanding or in using language, spoken or written, which may manifest itself in an imperfect ability to listen, speak, read, write, spell, or do mathematical calculations."


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Microsoft Corp. was hoping new voice-recognition software would impress an auditorium full of financial analysts, but a glitch turned the demonstration into a bit of an embarrassment.
The trouble began when Shanen Boettcher, a member of the team working
on the new version of the Windows operating system, gave his first voice
Instead of typing, "Dear mom," as Boettcher had instructed,
the computer spurted out: "Dear aunt."
After the first round of chuckles, Boettcher said "Fix aunt,"
but "let's set" appeared on the screen.
"Delete that," he said -- three times -- to no avail before
suggesting that an echo in the room was foiling the presentation.
The loudest laughs came after he told the computer to "select all,"
which prompted it to finish the sentence it had started with the words:
"so double the killer delete select all."
Matt Rosoff, an analyst with the firm Directions on Microsoft, said he
didn't make much of the stumble during last week's demonstration of Vista,
the delayed update to Windows. He doesn't see speech recognition as a
feature that will drive many people to upgrade to Vista.
"I think they took a risk by demo-ing that on stage," he said.
"Voice recognition is historically fraught with danger. It's really
difficult to get right."
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The initial consultation gives us the opportunity to discuss in detail your health-related concerns, issues and lifestyle goals. This initial visit will identify how we can help your specific needs, how often you will need to visit and how much you can expect your program to cost.
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Monday, June 19, 2017
Juneteenth Independence Day - Freedom Day
Juneteenth, also known as Juneteenth Independence Day or Freedom Day, is a holiday that commemorates the June 19, 1865, announcement of the abolition of slavery in Texas, and more generally the emancipation of African-American slaves throughout the Confederate South. Celebrated on June 19, the word is a portmanteau of "June" and "nineteenth".[1][2] Juneteenth is recognized as a state holiday or special day of observance in forty-five states.[3]
The holiday is observed primarily in local celebrations. Traditions include public readings of the Emancipation Proclamation, singing traditional songs such as "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" and "Lift Every Voice and Sing", and readings by noted African-American writers such as Ralph Ellison and Maya Angelou.[4] Celebrations may include parades, rodeos, street fairs, cookouts, family reunions, park parties, historical reenactments, or Miss Juneteenth contests.[5]
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Dear Faculty,
Thank you for your interest in teaching on an LMU Study Abroad program. We hope these guidelines will give you will get a better understanding of the current processes for Study Abroad faculty selection.
I) Selection of Faculty
It is important to understand that the process for appointing faculty instructors in Study Abroad programs involves many moving parts. The collaboration of multiple offices and individuals are involved in making appointment decisions. The individual approval of a chair, dean, or program director, does not necessarily guarantee an appointment to teach in a particular program. The final decision requires a joint effort to satisfy the priorities of departmental objectives, specific program curricula, and a diversity of overall course offerings across all Study Abroad programs.
II) Application Frequency
LMU seeks to provide a wide range of disciplines to our students and strives to benefit full-time faculty members to participate in Study Abroad programs by harnessing their personal specialties and ideas. To this end, we would like to encourage faculty from all departments to speak with the Program Directors and with the Study Abroad Office.
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Dwyane Wade: 'I'm tired of answering questions about Beasley'
Michael Beasley has scored 19 points through the first two games of Miami's first round series against Boston and Dwyane Wade is tired of answering questions about it.
"I'm tired of answering questions about Beasley not doing this, not doing that," Wade said. "It's on Michael."
Beasley was the second overall pick in 2008 and is undoubtedly a talented scorer.
"It's going to click one day," Wade said of Beasley, as the Heat looked ahead to Friday's Game 3 at AmericanAirlines Arena. "Hopefully, it's Game 3. He has the ability to really make us a tough team to play."


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It is estimated that 2.5 million Kenyans are in dare need of food, the figure which is expected to increase to three million soon according to the United Nations, reports AllAfrica
In an effort to fight this food insecurity a controversial move has been made by the Kenyan government to allow the importation of Genetically Modified (GM) maize from South Africa.
Embracing modern biotechnology crops was aimed at cushioning Kenyans against their current drought, said Hellen Sambili, Kenya Science and Technology Minister. Read moreAdmin/LS
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Perseid Meteors 1-4 were created for Paper Work, a first-time curatorial effort between Snyderman-Works Galleries and local artist and collector Alex Conner. They are new experiments using a Xerox lithographic technique on hand-made porcelain paper. Some images of the process can be found here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/39092161/Paper-Work-Snyderman-Works-Galleries
The exhibition also includes two multi-layered drawings on Denril.
On view from February 3, 2017 to March 18, 2017.
Working with Rick & Ruth Snyderman, Gallery Curator Dennis Ambrogi, and Assistant Director Leigh Werrell, Conner selected works on paper from the gallery's collection that he felt reflected themes similar to those being tackled by contemporary Philadelphia artists.
Werrell and Conner performed a series of studio visits and eventually selected eleven Philadelphia-based artists whose work is not only insightful and well-crafted, but also speaks to critical social and cultural topics. His objective was to bridge two 'Art Worlds' that have, in recent decades, coexisted adjacent to one another in Philadelphia - that of the commercial galleries and emerging local Artists.
While the themes of the work in this exhibition vary, paper retains primacy as the structural support or medium of expression. Absurdity and hyperbole, a highly graphic use of line, shape and color, as well as a focus on figuration (even in abstraction) are just some of the more prominent affinities among the Art included in this exhibition.
Opening Reception: February 3, 2017, 5:30-8:30 PM
February 25th- Performance by Jim Grilli
March 9th - Panel Discussion. Panelists TBA.
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My process begins with cartography. I photograph the landscape of my urban garden from many different angles each season, documenting the moving mounds, and evolving terrain. The maps I make generate a new topography each season. They document where mantis eggs were found caterpillars ate, dragonflies landed, and they mapped the cold feeling in between the discs in my spine as I laid on my back on a freezing night watching a Perseid Meteor shower.
The roots of this project and many others have been developed over the course of the last ten years. The first seed was planted in a previous project called "Dear Glenn Gould." During this time, I obsessively listened to Gould's "Goldberg Variations: The Well Tempered Clavier." The drawings and sculptures created are a visual "counterpoint" They are layered visual information, producing an imagined, time-lapse view of a world.
"It is hard to write a beautiful song. It is harder to write several individually beautiful songs that, when sung simultaneously, sound as a more beautiful polyphonic whole. The internal structures that create each of the voices separately must contribute to the emergent structure of the polyphony, which in turn must reinforce and comment on the structures of the individual voices. The way that is accomplished in detail is...counterpoint"


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Clear the Clutter Out of Your Life
Simi Nwogugu of Brooklyn, New York, felt that her life was filled with clutter. Her drawers were filled with old notes and books from business school and years of paid bills. Toys that her sons had outgrown still littered the house. In fact, she felt so mentally cluttered that she couldn't do the one thing she wanted: write.
To get out from under the clutter, the founder of HOD Consulting rented an expensive New York City office. Problem was, the clutter followed her. Finally, she stopped trying to escape clutter and began to organize it.
"I know where everything is and it is so much more pleasing to work from home. Most of all, I am writing again," she says. Even her aching back and shoulders feel better.
When you can't find things, you can feel frustrated, angry, and unproductive, says Kelli Ellis, an Orange County, Calif., design psychologist who's appeared on TLC's Clean Sweep television show. "You see that person who has papers flying out of files, or you see their handbag, and you say, 'I know exactly what your car looks like or what your home office looks like.'" Clutter spills over into every aspect of life.
Clutter, both mental and physical, can do a number on our productivity and eat away at our time. Think of all the minutes we waste looking for items that aren't where they should be. Plus the sheer stress of a cluttered life means we may miss deadlines, work longer hours, and lose important stuff. Clutter equals stress. Where to start simplifying?
The Mind Is a Terrible Thing to ClutterBetween a zillion to-dos, work and family life, errant worries, and obligations, it's no wonder you have a cluttered mind. Start by learning to let go.
"To be truly happy, sometimes you must eliminate unhealthy people and situations from your life," says Alex Lluch, author of Secrets to Love Life and Be Happy. For instance, if you feel stuck in a dead-end job, resolve to make a change.
Or if there's someone in your life who constantly brings you down with a negative attitude, find a way to disentangle yourself. "It may take some courage to eliminate this stuff from your life, but you will feel much more fulfilled once you are able to concentrate on the people and things that do make you happy."
Lluch advocates clean sweeping your thoughts with a hot bath, a meditationpractice, a long walk, a phone call to a friend -- whatever works for you. Spend at least 15 minutes a day in a pursuit that allows you to decompress, clear your mind, and rid your thoughts of the mental chitchat that clouds your creativity, passion, and productivity.
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Watch Future Feat. Lil Wayne "Karate Chop (Official Lyric Video)" Video - it's the latest video from Future, having dropped on Tuesday, March 26th, 2013. Future's musical situation is improving with every new release, and Future Feat. Lil Wayne "Karate Chop (Official Lyric Video)" Video will most definitely help the cause. It's a fine addition to the growing body of work Future has been developing since stepping foot in the game. We're looking forward to what Future has in store.Peep all the lyrics for "Karate Chop" in this new lyric video from Future.
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Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson is hoping that someone knows who burglarized his Philadelphia home.
Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer reports that Jackson is offering a $50,000 reward in exchange for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators.
Burglars reportedly took $250,000 in cash, $125,000 in jewelry, and two semi-automatic handguns from Jackson's home while breaking open two safes and stealing another. Reports indicate there were no signs of forced entry and Jackson's mother told police that some of Jackson's friends had access to the house when Jackson wasn't there. Jackson was in Miami this week and his mother discovered the burglary on Saturday morning.
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A letter addressed to Grover Norquist.
"As a coalition representing thousands of American businesses – large and small, as well
as both brick-and-mortar and online – we've observed with interest your repeated
misrepresentations regarding S.743, the Marketplace Fairness Act."
"Nonetheless, you have continued to disseminate hyperbolic and misleading statements –
which are inevitably accompanied by fundraising requests for ATR — including a May 6th
email in which you compared the complexity of this legislation to ObamaCare. While we
suspect many of the Republicans supporting this legislation would take issue with your
comparison, it's worth noting that the Democrats' health care bill is roughly 1,000 pages
long, while Marketplace Fairness Act is just 11 pages. We will leave it to others to judge
the seriousness of your argument."
There actually are some similarities. Regardless of your position on ObamaCare, there have been clear examples of unintended consequences. Numerous news stories refer to employers hiring more part time workers and resisting adding full time workers (especially in food service). I know multiple business owners who have expressed concern about hitting 50 employees where certain provisions kick in. Numerous similar news stories have covered this aspect as well. Several Emainstreet.org retail members I spoke with were on the cusp of the limit and mentioned they would downside to avoid the MFA completely. Clearly there are negative incentives.
Yes, the Marketplace Fairness Act is 11 pages. But it leaves many of its actual implementation details to the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement and other related documents. The most recent version of the SSUTA is 204 pages. There are also many collateral documents and forms. There's plenty of paperwork to read.
"In this same email you also claimed that this legislation "could put a halt to business
development, increases taxes, and further regulates our last free market."
To your last point, if you're against government regulation and interference in the free
marketplace than you should be supporting, and not opposing, the Marketplace Fairness
Act. Under our current tax system, the federal government is unfairly picking winners
and losers by extending tax benefits to one sector of the retail market, and not the
other. Leveling the playing field so that all retailers play by the same rules is the very definition of a free marketplace, so your position is confusing to say the least.
It's also worth noting that a number of conservative leaders and economists similarly do
not agree with your view that this legislation would harm business development. To the
contrary, no less an economic authority than Arthur Laffer, the father of supply-side
economics, penned an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal"
The federal government is not picking winners. It's a state's use tax, their laws and their obligation to enforce. This is not in dispute. They states are choosing not to enforce their existing use tax laws. And in this free market, there is certainly nothing stopping brick and mortar stores from selling online as well. Many do, and many more continue to add an online presence.
Regarding the Laffer endorsement, it was a paid study and all of the economic and job benefits were contingent on states actually reducing state personal income taxes by an equal amount. Whether you believe Laffer's theories or numbers is irrelevant since this reduction is not part of the Marketplace Fairness Act and only a couple states have expressed any willingness to follow his recommendation.
"Perhaps because the reality – as you surely know – is that nothing in this legislation constitutes a tax increase. Existing tax rates remain completely untouched by the Marketplace Fairness Act."
So is it a new tax or not? If it's not, and merely enforcing existing laws, why don't the states enforce the law? This would have the effect of "leveling the playing field" if consumers knew they would be required to pay the use tax.
Real-world, if it's an unenforced tax that is suddenly enforced, it will certainly feel like a new tax. It removes money from consumer's checking accounts, with all of the economic effects that may entail. If it walks like a duck, squawks like a duck.. it's a duck. If states don't want MFA to "feel" like a new tax, they of course can reduce their own income or sales tax rates to offset the expense.
"Finally, in your many misleading statements on this issue, you have notably failed to
acknowledge the critical small seller exemption of $1 million in remote sales that is
included in the bill. To put this figure into perspective, it would mean that over 99
percent of all online sellers are exempt from this legislation. We can only assume that
you do not address this fact because it directly undercuts your claims of economic and
regulatory hardship for America's small online businesses."
Again, not sure where you get this 99% statistic. We can only assume it comes from thin air. We can also only assume that you do not address the fact that if 99% of online sellers aren't collecting sales tax, there is no "leveling of the playing field" for local retailers because it directly undercuts your claims.


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Just off I-75 at the Vienna exit you'll notice this structure, which now serves as the Georgia State Cotton Museum. It's a really small museum, but provides a great link between the historical importance and continued prominence of cotton in Georgia. The building originally served as the rural Smyrna Schoolhouse (Circa 1890) and was moved here and renovated.
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Georgia State Cotton Museum, Vienna
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Rose Hill, 1902, Vienna
This is among the grandest homes in Vienna, which has a wonderful historic district full of surprises like this one. It was built by P. G. McDonald from timber cut at his Dooly County farm. In the years following, it was owned by longtime Vienna mayor Jack DeLiesseline and his wife Ethyl, who was a well-known poet and camellia cultivator. It was purchased in 1976 by the Couch family, who have beautifully maintained and restored it ever since. Thanks to Laura Couch Fokes and her delightful mother, Diane Couch, for sharing the history of this special place. Diane's love for the house and its history is truly inspiring.
Claire DeLand writes: The home has always been known as "Rose Hill" by the family. It was…the family home of the McDonalds. Ethel McDonald married John Thompson (Jack) DeLiesseline, a native of Charleston, SC., on June 18th 1912. They lived in Atlanta for quite a while and Jack was the Southeastern District Manager of the Remington Typewriter Company.
It was after he retired that they moved to Vienna to live in the family home [of] Ethel and her sisters – Vera Claire McDonald Shipp, Lilla Mae McDonald Ketchum, and her brother Middleton McDonald. Jack was elected Mayor and served for a number of years in that position. Ethel taught piano, voice and violin. She wrote several books, and was Poet Laureate of the State of Georgia. Her gardens were gorgeous places of peace and loveliness, and she started several new Camellia varieties over the later years of her life. She was my Great Aunt and I spent many wonderful summers with her and Uncle Jack at Rose Hill.
Vienna Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
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First Baptist Church, 1909, Vienna
Gothic design was all the rage in Vienna in the first decade of the 20th century, at least on Church Street. This beautiful structure, as well as the Methodist church just a couple of blocks away, are two of Vienna's most architecturally significant houses of worship. This congregation was organized in 1836 as Providence Baptist Church and renamed First Baptist Church of Vienna in 1890.
Vienna United Methodist Church, 1907
Formed in 1849 as the Vienna Episcopal Methodist Church, Vienna United Methodist Church is today located in this beautiful Gothic Revival landmark. It's the third location to house the congregation.
Vienna Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Prince of Peace Episcopal Church, 1903, Vienna
This was restored by the Vienna Historic Preservation Society and is now used as the Vienna Cultural Center.
Vienna Historic District, National Register of Historic Places
Filed under --DOOLY COUNTY GA--, Vienna GA
Walter F. George Monument, 1950, Vienna
Walter F. George – Jurist-Senator-Statesman – Champion of Vocational Education
This was erected on the grounds of the Dooly County Courthouse by the Georgia Vocational Association in 1950, when George was one of the most powerful men in the United States Senate. It was likely a favor to Senator George for his support of federal funding of vocational programs in American high schools.
Courthouse & Confederate Monument, Vienna
National Register of Historic Places
Vienna's Romanesque Revival courthouse was completed in 1892. It originally featured a spire, which was later removed due to structural concerns. William H. Parkins was the architect. The confederate monument was dedicated by Dooly County's surviving veterans and the Vienna United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter 1097 on 26 November 1908. The kepi on the soldier is a rare authentic feature absent from most confederate monuments, but nearly as rare is the fact that a woman was the principal speaker at the dedication. Miss Mae Forehand was a rousing orator, according to accounts of the day.
Source: Frank M. McKenney, The Standing Army: History of Georgia's County Confederate Monument, W. H. Wolfe Associates, Alpharetta, 1993.
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Janet cut radishes and dropped them in the salad. She looked out the window, seeing her son and Jack, her husband, blowing bubbles up together, watching them fall and pop. Their dog, Rosie, moved across the yard, cuddling up to Jack. Rosie just had surgery. There had been a tumor on her eardrum.
A CD from her husband's band played from his tiny boom box.
A week ago, Janet found out she was pregnant. She did not tell her husband. It was not her husband's baby.
Janet kept looking out the window, cutting celery, carrots, mushrooms. Ecstasy played another tune, this one bigger, louder.
Her son Stu came inside, leaning on his mother, resting his big head on her shoulder. "You feel hot," he said. Today he would be ten.
Janet passed out before the party, and Jack called 911.
Later on, Stu and Jack went out for ice cream. At Mercy, Janet watched races on TV. Nurses came and went, taking all her vitals. Janet smiled and politely told them Thank You.
Jack came back. Stu was with the sitter. "He's worrying for you," Jack said.
Outside, it was raining. Jack knew it could not have been his baby.
She'd gone out one Friday night when Jack was touring with his band. She'd left Stu with the sitter. At a bar called Fat Cat, she'd been talking to a man, who had said he was a vet, about Rosie's eardrum. He walked her to her car. She told the vet man thank you. He needed a ride home. Janet told him maybe not. He got out his pistol. He took off all her clothes. He left a mark inside her. That was what she remembered.
Jack said he'd find the man. Maybe he would kill him.
The family would sit together, watching sitcoms on TV. They would take turns petting Rosie.
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Wolfenbarger tapped to be Air Force's first female four-star
By CHRIS CARROLL | STARS AND STRIPES Published: February 7, 2012
WASHINGTON — Air Force Lt. Gen. Janet C. Wolfenbarger would become the highest-ranking woman officer ever to serve in the Air Force if a nomination forwarded Monday by President Barack Obama is approved by the Senate.
Wolfenbarger would lead Air Force Materiel Command at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, and become the first female four-star general in the Air Force. The command focuses on development and sustainment of weapons systems. With a yearly budget of $60 billion, it's the largest Air Force command in terms of funding.
Wolfenbarger now serves as military deputy to the Air Force's assistant secretary for acquisitions. Before her current assignment at the Pentagon, she was vice commander at Air Force Material Command, according to her official Air Force biography. She previously held other positions in the command, including director of the Intelligence and Requirements Directorate. Before that, she directed programs and offices connected with the C-17 transport plane, the B-2 bomber and the F-22 fighter.
She is a 1980 graduate of the Air Force Academy and later earned a master's degree at National Defense University.
According to the Pentagon, Army Gen. Ann Dunwoody, commander of Army Materiel Command, became the U.S. Army's first four-star general in 2008.
Pentagon officials praised Obama's selection.
"The secretary strongly supports the president's nomination, and he believes that General Wolfenbarger is an outstanding Air Force officer," Pentagon press secretary George Little told American Forces Press Service. "The fact that she would be the first woman to wear a fourth star in the Air Force, if confirmed, is a testament to her skills, experience and dedication."


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I love spending my summer days by the lake at the cottage ... in fact I am there right now for the last bit of summer! So it's no surprises that I love the Oasis Collection in Sarah's signature palette. From 100% cotton bedding, accent pillows to throw blankets and table linens, the various shades of watery blue will surely remind you of the ocean in the winter months.
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From ocean blues to pebble grays, the Pebble Collection is light, serene, and sophisticated. I love how current and impactful this subdue palette looks in this neutral bedroom thanks to the graphic, geometric patterns and the whimsical fans through accent pillows and bedding.
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The stripes remind me of lemon grass while the light-hearted leaves make me want to go for a hike right now! Bedroom linens aside, I am crazy about the Nate headboard and of course my all time favorite, the Coco tufted chair.
In case you haven't noticed, yellow is one of my favorite colors (see the Mimosa wallpaper from Cole & Son in my bedroom) so naturally I couldn't help but wanting this entire yellow and grey ensemble from the Lemon Collection.
The Pickupstix and the Confetti had me at hello! What do you think?
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I will be busy "renovating my bedroom" this weekend with lots of help from the Sarah Richardson's Home Textiles Collection to give it a whole new look! Come back next week for the reveal but for now, I would love hear what are your favorites from Sarah's collection?
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I am going to spend the next couple of days working on goals for 2010 in several different areas of my life, but genealogy is probably the number 2 area, only preceded by wanting to work on health and wellness! I will post when I have finished determining my goals. Meanwhile, I would love to hear what goals others are setting for genealogy in 2010!
I printed out a Problem List (I use RootsMagic) that is 6.5 pages long! So that has been my project this week. I began from the end of the list and am working backwards. It is amazing what all can be found when you start to correct some of the errors in the database!


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The present Methodist Church in Stratford Road, Bromsgrove was opened in 1983 when 3 former Methodist Churches came together in this new joint venture.
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Aurelia has been living in Claremont with her husband and two teenage boys for 3 1/2 years. Prior to living in Claremont she and her family lived in Austin, TX for 8 years. In Austin, she volunteered in the schools, worked as an art teacher, and owned an art studio. Aurelia has a BA from Trinity College and an MA in Arts Management and Museum Studies from Regis University. She enjoys spending time with her family, traveling and photography.
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The United States reaps diplomatic, economic and national security benefits when we welcome a diverse pool of international students to our campuses and offer opportunities to study abroad to a diverse population of U.S. students. In order to continue to realize these rewards, the next administration must promote policies that advance international education and student mobility.
NAFSA encourages the next administration to foster those academic, diplomatic and cultural collaborations that have served the nation so well over the past century and are only possible through international education. The contributions globally educated students make to classes, campuses and communities nationwide will strengthen our country now and well-into the future.
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From the 1950s or late 1940s, a seafoam green gown with beads and sequins at the cut-out bodice detail. Kimono-cut extra short sleeves with underarm gussets, bust and vertical darts, shirring at hips. Unlined, with pinked seams, hem and waist tape. Closes at the left side with a metal Talon zipper. Thread loops (no belt).
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Many might not know that we have a dog. You never see her at our house. Well she's here tonight. Her name is Maya and she's a 4 year old Bernese Mountain Dog. We got her as a puppy just before I found out I was pregnant with the twins. We housebroke her and really enjoyed her as a puppy. That little puppy quickly turned into a really large dog. Today she weighs about 115 pounds. She's really big for a female Bernese. There are a couple reasons why she doesn't currently live with us. When I went into the hospital for bed rest (when I was pregnant for the twins), John was in college and Jant.zen was 2 years old. My mother and father and law started caring for her (they live right down the road from us). When we brought the twins home they were preemies so we were concerned about having such a big dog around them (although Maya is a very sweet dog). When the twins were about a year old (Maya was 2), Maya started limping. We found out that she has hip dysplasia. The entrance that we use into this house has a lot of stairs and we were afraid they'd be too much for her. Last year Jant.zen really wanted to bring her home so we tried, but she seemed really anxious and nervous so it only lasted overnight.
Tomorrow there's a pet show at our local "Y" that benefits our Humane Society. Jant.zen is really excited about entering Maya in it. My mom is also going to enter her dog Penny.
I took Maya to be washed, groomed, and to get her nails cut. The lady finished off her look with a pretty bow in her hair.
She's going to spend the night with us here so that we can get up early and go to the pet show. The kids love having her here. She's loving the attention, but I can tell her hips must be a little sore from all the walking she's done today (and getting in and out of our vehicle and climbing our stairs).
Here are some pictures of Maya and the kids from this evening.
Maya will be moving back in with us when the new house is done. The kids and I took her up to the new house today to show her around. She seemed to have a good time exploring.
Now, where will she sleep tonight? She's use to sleeping in bed with my mother and father n law. There's no way this moose is going to fit in bed with me AND the kids (that's something else I'm looking forward to-everyone will have their OWN room and OWN bed in the new house-and some of you are rolling your eyes and thinking good luck getting them to sleep in their own beds)!
More tomorrow after the pet show. I'm anxious to see how Maya tolerates my mom's high strung, ankle biting, Corgi pup!


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text: Share: Comments Print July 15, 2013 at 12:15 PM Online teacher flabbergasted at vast global participation in free UW course Posted by Katherine Long Matt McGarrity outlines an impromptu speech in week 3. A global audience of students has now finished the third week of "Introduction to Public Speaking," the free online class being offered by the University of Washington. We decided this week to check in with senior lecturer Matt McGarrity, by email, and find out how the course is going from his side of the computer: Q: How is the MOOC going so far, from your perspective? What's working well, and what isn't? A: It's been great! Exhausting, but great. I have been amazed at how kind and generous the students have been. I regularly correspond with students through email, Twitter and Facebook. I have had nothing but positive experiences and interactions. People (at least those who reach out to me) are just tremendously appreciative. In week one, there was a discussion forum thread that emerged talking about my speech rate (generally fast) and gestures. The thread quickly turned into a fascinating global discussion about intercultural practices and expectations around public speaking. The introductory speech was amazing. It was a huge opportunity to just catch a glimpse of the rest of the world. I am a bit flabbergasted that thousands of people recorded and uploaded a speech for discussion. I have been surprised at how much the students have taken the content and made this experience their own. As a teacher, I try to shape the student experience, but here there are simply too many people and things going on. As I wander through the course online, I'll find people setting up practice groups in their native languages, discussing wildly divergent topics. Stuff I never would have anticipated, but somehow the course content prompted it. As for what's more of a challenge? I spend a lot of time on the discussion forums. The way Coursera set up the forum platform is difficult. There's nothing to do about it on my end. But there are pages upon pages of threads with 2-5 posts. I hop around the forums and speak where I can, but this forum structure needs pruning. Q: How many students are actively participating, and are more still signing up? Is the breakdown between U.S. and non-U.S. students still about 25-75, or has it shifted? A: At last count, over 112,000 people have signed up for the class. Of those, 72,000 are classified as active students (having visited the site), under half of those were active within the past week. People are still signing up for the course daily, but the numbers have dropped off. Though the enrollment will stay open for another couple of weeks, I think we'll end the course at around 120,000 total enrollments. (You can still enroll here.) The last check on the survey maintained these results. I don't have dynamic access to these demographic numbers. I'm basing my percentages here on the 20,000 people who filled out my basic informational survey. And yes, the U.S is only 23.5% of the 20K who filled out the survey. India is around 10% Q: How does the MOOC differ from the way the live class itself is organized and run? I ask because in week 3 – and I think a few times in week 2 – you ask us to take a few minutes to prep an impromptu, or mumble an outline, or stop right now and perform an introduction. When you are running a class at the UW, do you do this as well? A: That's directly from the class. I actually think that works well for this material and for a MOOC. I work on the assumption that only a fraction of the enrollees will record and post their speeches. But I can probably get far more people to actually practice. The course material (especially the impromptu) is easy to have people do quick run-throughs. I like to isolate a concept, discuss it and have people practice it. This is how I teach public speaking generally, and I think it translates well to an online environment (I just can't check to make sure students are actually doing it). Comments


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The Villains
The Island Fortress is Mesogog's base of operation. It was destroyed by Hayley using the Triceramax Command Center Truck in the Dino Thunder finale.
When Anton Mercer is on the verge of a scientific breakthrough, he accidently transforms himself into Mesogog. Mesogog wants to bring the planet back to the glorious era of the dinosaurs, and he will do anything to achieve his goal, and will not let anyone stand in his way. Not even his alter ego, Anton Mercer is able to stop him. Mesogog is finally able to discard himself of Mercer by seperating the new. Once Mesogog gets his hands on the Dino Gems, he absorbs some of their power allowing him to evolve. He is destroyed when the Rangers combine their Dino Powers to stop him.
Zeltrax is a cyborg created by Mesogog, and had vowed alliegence to him. He was formerly known as Terrance Smith, but when he got turned down for a job given to Tommy, he becomes determined to win Anton Mercer's approval. In his anticipation, he is badly injured during an experiement, when there's an explosion. Mesogog finds and rebuilds him as Zeltrax.
After pledging an alliance to his master, he Zeltrax was destroyed by Dr. Oliver. Fortunately for him, he was able to survive with the help of the Tree of Life, which gave him the ability to transform into an advanced form. Since Zeltrax refuses to stop his efforts for ultimate revenge, the Power Rangers are forced to destroy him.
Elsa is a determined cyborg, who is loyal and will do anything to please her master. Little is known about her history, but she seems to hold a secret crush on the Black Ranger.
Principal Randall
As Principal Randall, she is the principal of Reefside High School. She believes making the high school experience as miserable as possible. Principal Randall is a little suspicious of why Dr. Oliver is working as a science teacher at Reefside. She enjoys prowling the grounds and looking for students to send to detention. Meanwhile, she tries to use her secret identity to complete her true mission for Mesogog.
Shortly after Elsa fails her mission as Randall and her identity is discovered, Mesogog drains the powers he gave her, which returns her to the woman she once was. Elsa volunteers to tell the Rangers everything she knows, but Zeltrax kidnaps her and holds her for ransom. After the Power Rangers come to her rescue, she goes back to being the principal of Reefside High and is revealed to have been a close personal friend of Anton Mercer.
Evil White Ranger
When the evil energy that makes Trent evil is destroyed, Zeltrax creates the Evil White Ranger clone, a souless warrior with no trace of Trent. The Evil White Ranger fights alongside the others in Mesogog's army. The Evil White Ranger is finally destroyed in a one on one battle between himself and the real White Ranger.
When Lothor escapes from the Abyss of Evil, he uses his own Power Discs to put Shane, Tori, and Dustin under his spell. Unfortunately his plan fails, and he forms an alliance with Mesogog in order to defeat the Ninja Storm and Dino Thunder Rangers. When Lothor fails to deliver on destroying the Power Rangers, Mesogog finally takes him down for good. Mesogog imprisons him in a jar with his mental powers.
Lothor's Bodyguards
When Lothor returns from the Abyss of Evil, he brings with him these two warriors. They don't speak much, but they fight like the dickens. It seems like these two warriors were famous in Japan at one time, considering they have characters based upon them in the Japanese TV show based on the adventures of the Power Rangers. The two warriors help Lothor attack the Wind Ninja Academy and capture the Ninja students. They are also called upon again to fight at the Abyss of Evil with the remainder of Mesogog and Lothor's forces; against the Ninja Rangers and Dino Rangers. They are finally defeated by both the Red Wind Ranger and Triassic Ranger's Battlizers.


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^ Captured Pirates (Source: http://www.marsecreview.com/tag/eu-navfor/)
Tough, Not Impossible
An ancient phenomenon, maritime security threats have acquired epic proportions only in recent decades. With rising financial clout organized criminal syndicate have purchased greater influence. This is a global cancer because they set immoral ideals by basing their success on perpetual violence, bribery, prostitution, narcotics, and trafficking.
Maritime security is necessary for other forms of security viz. social, economic, political, and cultural. Establishing maritime security requires an integrated, transnational approach. While difficult, such security it is not impossible as the suppression of Somali Piracy since 2012 by joint international action has amply demonstrated.
Piracy in Somalia peaked in 2011. Thereafter, joint naval action by a multinational naval force, faster judicial process in Somalia, security initiatives by the maritime industry, and political stability in Somalia brought down the plague. 2014 saw only eleven such incidents in the region.
The Genesis & Growth of Maritime Security Threats
Immensely lucrative, the illegitimate narcotics trade is at the root of the problem. To keep the illegitimate gains, criminal gangs need weapons and money launderers. This expanded the illicit small arms trade and money laundering operations. The gangs have diversified into human smuggling, prostitution, and migrant trafficking.
Conflict zones provide them ideal settings. Which is why they finance conflicts. Violence also forces migrations. Lack of jurisdictional clarity in international waters and mutually incompatible laws between neighboring states plays into their hands.
International Response
Maritime security threats include:
- Transnational Organized Crime and Illegal Trafficking:
- Drug Trafficking
- Small Arms and Light Weapons (SALW) Trade
- Human Trafficking
- Piracy and Armed Robbery
- Maritime Terrorism
- Biological, Chemical, and Nuclear (BCN) Weapons
- Loopholes in Corporate Law
Strategies for maritime security establish common standards and categorical jurisdictions to allow states and international organizations to take effective action. International data sharing, cooperation, and joint maneuvers build trust among nations.
Search & Seizure Maritime Operation
(Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visit,_board,_search,_and_seizure)
International measures therefore focus on sealing jurisdictional and systemic gaps by standardizing:
- definitions of maritime threats
- inter-state cooperation
- border controls
- custom procedures
- ship registration
Measures include:
- Permitting authorities of a state to board and inspect, in its territorial waters, ships bearing the flag of another state if authorities suspect terrorist and drug operations on the ship
However, the state needs to obtain permission from the flag state before boarding. This introduces unnecessary delays. Only timely interdictions help evidence collection and prevention of catastrophes
- Extradition of offenders by the country hosting the offender if is unable to prosecute them
- UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1540 mandates binding border controls to prevent BCN smuggling
- International Ship and Port Facility Security (ISPS) Code helps states detect explosives and smuggled goods
- United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime (UNCTOC) is the main international instrument to combat the illegal narcotics trade. The UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNDOC) executes the UNCTOC
- 1961 Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs (amended 1972) regulates the scientific and medicinal use of narcotics
- 1988 UN Convention against Illicit Trafficking in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances deals with international cooperation for making and enforcing anti-narcotic maritime laws
- 2001 Program of Action to Prevent, Combat, and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All its Aspects (PoA) is the only international-level instrument to counter illegal SALW trade
Sadly, the PoA is non-binding. Other conventions addressing this issue are only of sub-regional stature. Arms are invaluable in conflict situations. No state wants to give up the means to procure them
- 1988 Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts Against the Safety of Maritime Navigation (amended 2005) is the chief instrument dealing with the possible use of ships for transporting or detonating BCNs
Non Proliferation Treaty, Chemical Weapons Convention, and the Biological Weapons Convention urge liquidating of BCN stockpiles and close scrutiny of shipments that transport BCN raw materials
- 1986 United Nations Convention on Conditions for Registration of Ships tried to set higher, more uniform standards for ship registration. However, no state has ratified it for fear of losing valuable shipping business
- UN High Commission on Refugees' (UNHCR) Global Initiative on Protection at Sea seeks to unite governments, international agencies, private sector partners, and civil society to lower exploitation, death, and violence faced by migrating boat people
- Convention against Transnational Organized Crime is the main international instrument to counter human trafficking. It supplements the UNCTOC
Any state can exercise jurisdiction over piracy. Whether a state can do so regarding war crimes, genocide, crimes against humanity, slavery, slave-related practices, and torture, is a matter of debate. All maritime security agreements tacitly aim for such universal jurisdiction for all maritime security threats.
IMO facilitates regional cooperation against piracy and armed robbery. INTERPOL is a part of the following global anti-piracy initiatives:
- Eurojust & Europol to develop international law enforcement and prosecution strategy
- Naval Forces for sharing fingerprints database
- Shared Awareness & Deconfliction (SHADE) Initiative for coordinated and joint military action
- UN Sub-Working Group on Maritime Policy exchanges data and ideas
- Kampala Process promotes political anti-piracy dialogue
- Djibouti Code of Conduct lays down coordinated anti-piracy response in East Africa
Other initiatives include:
- Regional Agreement on Combating Piracy and Armed Robbery against Ships in Asia (ReCAAP): inspired by success of international anti-piracy operations in Somalia, twenty nations including Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Philippines, Australia, the U.S., and the U.K. closed ranks for fighting piracy in Southeast Asia
- Maritime Piracy Humanitarian Response Program (MPHRP) is a pan-industry alliance helping seafarers and their families deal with the stress caused by an incident involving hostage-taking, piracy attack, or armed robbery.
Nations also need to work with their coastal communities to prevent them from falling prey to lucrative, illegal offers by pirates and terrorists. This starts by ensuring appropriate, sustainable, and respectable livelihoods.
Adoption of International Conventions by Signatory States
Executing international maritime security conventions at the national level requires signatory states to establish:
- Legal Reforms that align national laws with the provisions of international agreements
- Institutional Changes include the creation of a dedicated ministry or government agency to deal with all the obligations. Often, this agency will work with numerous other departments
- Systemic Modifications to create fresh work procedures
- Material and Human Resources viz. technology and trained manpower to deal with the new responsibilities
- Financial Resources to successfully fund all the above
Not all states possess enough resources and will be many years before all such states actively participate in maritime security operations. Till then, joint international action howsoever feeble is the only way forward. Everybody's business is indeed nobody's business.
Climate change will further endanger livelihoods and create fresh streams of migrants. Increasing economic globalization and greater use of technology will ensure that the developed world is no longer immune from the repercussions of catastrophes in the developing world. Was there ever a stronger case for more concerted international action?
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January 12, 2014
INTRODUCTION – Cat lovers love to opine that "cats rule and dogs drool". As we continue in our series in the book of Acts, and start our New Year in Christ together, I want to suggest this morning that Disciples rule and Christians often merely drool.
The church in our 3 coastal town region has some wonderful opportunities this year with all of the mobilization leading up to our Reach the Beach evangelistic outreach in April and our ladies retreat in May and our men's retreat some time in October and who knows what else. Whether we seize those opportunities and make the most of them – will depend on whether we settle for being Christians, or whether we push forward together to live and walk and reign with Christ as disciples.
I find it interesting as I survey the book of Acts that the author – Dr. Luke – uses the word "disciple" 5 x's and the word "disciples" 25 x's, but only uses the word Christian once; and in that instance he merely states that the disciples were first called Christians in Antioch. (acts 11:26) In fact that is the only verse in the Bible where the word "Christian" can be found. Continue reading The Difference a Disciple Makes – Acts 9:10-19


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The Yellowstone Southwest tab top valance matches the Yellowstone II Southwest Bed Ensemble set. American made to order by Wooded River, it is made of an Italian imported wool blended fabric with rich reds blended with browns, tans, and teal in a bold geometric design. Shown with the Brownstone Faux Leather Drapes.
- American Made to Order
- Fabric: Yellowstone wool blend 40% acrylic, 30% polyester, 25% wool, 5% other
- Machine wash cold, Line/air dry
- Measures 60 L x 17 W inches
- 3" tab top header
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