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Cancer and Finances
From time immemorial people have associated money with luck. The unthinking identify luck with chance, which may be either good or bad, being based upon no law or principle. Astrologers, however, know that what appears to be chance-and particularly the "lucky chance" in regard to finances-is really the outcome of a universal law operating invisibly. There is actually no such thing as "luck." If Cancer people appear to have good luck in regard to their finances, it is because they have intelligently benefited from the operation of natural ~laws. What are some of the principles that every Cancer person should know if he is to be successful?
These people are so thrifty they hardly need be reminded to conserve; in fact, their weakness may consist in being miserly. Their attention should be centered upon the productive phases of life, learning in what direction their talents lie and using them. Cancerians are excellent managers of hotels or resorts. They are good at the selection and preparation of food. They know how to serve the public, and make excellent managers and clerks. People under the influence of the moon are fine homemakers, grocers, milk dealers, waitresses, fishermen and brewers. If they select a favorable new moon, especially one which is in a good relation to Jupiter or to Venus, to begin some new enterprise in keeping with their talents, they should be on the high road to financial success, and it will not be just "luck." These people, above members of all the other signs, are privileged to use new moons by beginning new ventures under their potent influence. Ideas, plans and activities take root quickly when started at the time of a lunation. Watch your calendar for the time of the new moon; then start some new project, and you will be surprised to find that your plan will develop quickly.


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The Michigan Supreme Court elected Robert Young Jr. on Wednesday as its new chief justice.
He replaces Justice Marilyn Kelly as the top judge on the seven-member court. Kelly now is one of three Democrats in the court's minority.
The justices made their selection during a private meeting. No official vote was released, but the court now has four Republicans.
The 59-year-old Young was re-elected in November to an eight-year term. He's a conservative Republican from the Detroit area who was appointed to the court in 1999 and first elected in 2002.
Among his top priorities will be reducing the number of judgeships statewide and encouraging court consolidation to save money.
"Budget cutting alone will not be enough," Young said in a release. "There is room for meaningful change and improvement in the third branch of government, even as we do our part to address the state's budget crisis."
Young is a "judicial conservative". According to his campaign website, he "believes that judges should apply the Constitution and laws as written and that judges have no authority to impose their policy preferences on those that the People have written into their Constitution or their elected representatives have enacted into law." Young graduated in 1974 from Harvard College with honors and from Harvard Law School in 1977.
Republican Justice Maura Corrigan is expected to resign soon to lead the Department of Human Services under the new governor, Republican Rick Snyder, who will name her replacement.
Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Tourist saved money on luggage, having dressed the entire contents of the suitcase
Matt Bott saved ? 45.
Passenger low-cost EasyJet put on all my clothes out of the suitcase to avoid paying for baggage. Thus the 32-year-old Matt Bott saved 45 pounds (57.5 euros), which was supposed to pay for the second baggage on a flight to London – Reykjavik.
Matt has consistently clothed on all t-shirts, jumpers and trousers and boots laid pockets. Security officers of the London Gatwick Airport passenger asked a few questions about his "insulated" appearance, but missed the landing, reports The Telegraph. On his Facebook page Botta wrote: "We're going to Iceland, baby!" and added that he decided to save hard-earned pounds.
Last summer, as did the Scottish band member Rewind James MakElvar flying EasyJet from London to Glasgow. For the artist, this story ended sadly, because of the many layers of clothing he got heat stroke and lost consciousness.


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Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Doggie Hospice Stew
Okay, I know this seems strange.
But my friend Candy posted about her dog that will be leaving the world soon. The dog was refusing to eat, which would speed up the dying process, so she found a recipe for this stew that would help keep her pooch fed and full and possibly borrow a bit more time.
You can read more about this story here.
So here's the recipe, should you ever need it. (Hopefully you won't.)
* It was written by a dog.
at Doggy space.com
8-10 cups of water
8 tsp of chicken base
6 stalks celery, chopped
6 carrots, chopped
2 potatoes, chopped
1/2 lb green beans, cut in 1 inch pieces
leftover chicken or turkey, about 2-3 cups
dash of thyme
handful of parsley
8 oz of egg noodles.
Then she cooked and cooked and cooked it til the veggies were real soft, and added 1/2 c flour mixed with 1/3 c water to thicken it.
She takes about a cup or so, adds my kibble to my dish, and puts a little warm water in it and lets it sit for a few minutes so the kibble gets soft. And I eat like a pig! Literally, she washes the wall and floor when I'm done. But I don't have much control over my mouth anymore.
I never thought mom would give me human food, but this is good and healthy for me. Sometimes she throws in brown rice if she has some left over from her supper.
*yes, it can be consumed by humans as well.
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Hello linux-thinkpad,
I'm running RH 8.0 on my 770ED. The system sits on a dock where the
floppy resides, along with a TDK CD-RW drive. On the dock's SCSI,
there is a Syquest SyJet with no disk in the drive. In the PCMCIA
slot, I have a 3Com/Megahertz 3CCFEM556 Ethernet/Modem card.
Running kernel 2.4.18-27.0, and several others before that, things
have been working pretty well. However, when I tried moving to the
first 2.4.20 kernel update that RH released, I had trouble. After
seeing some discussion here, it looked like it might have been caused
by PCMCIA difficulties. It looked more like that once I successfully
upgraded my A21p and three desktop systems (none of which use any
PCMCIA cards).
Now, I've tried upgrading to the latest 2.4.20-18.8, and my system is
still locking up at boot time. I am assuming that this is a "panic",
but since I can't remember seeing one on Linux before and since it
goes on for enough lines to scroll off the top of the screen, who
In /var/log/messages, the last few lines from my 2.4.20-18.8 boot
attempt are (without the date stamps):
pcmcia: cardmgr.
cardmgr[598]: starting, version is 3.1.31
rc: Starting pcmcia: succeeded
cardmgr[598]: config error, file 'config' line 2129: no function
cardmgr[598]: watching 4 sockets
cardmgr[598]: Card services release does not match
Note that the complaint about line 2129 also happens in the 2.4.18
boot. Note that the "Card services release does not match" complaint
also happens in the 2.4.18 boot.
In the 2.4.18 boot, what follows are lines from kernel/cs relating to
IO port probing, followed by the initialization of the Ethernet/Modem
So, I guess I'm still suspicious of PCMCIA issues. Further evidence
pointing at PCMCIA is that when I pulled the card and re-booted, the
system came up fine (althouth, of course, not on the network).
Where do I go from here??? Thanks!
Version: PGP Personal Privacy 6.5.8
Comment: Until recently, the last PGP with full source disclosure.
How reproducible:
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Leave Ethernet/Modem card installed
2. Power on ThinkPad
3. Observer Crash and Burn
Actual results:
System refuses to boot
Expected results:
Normal boot with Ethernet connectivity
Thanks for the bug report. However, Red Hat no longer maintains this version of
the product. Please upgrade to the latest version and open a new bug if the problem
The Fedora Legacy project (http://fedoralegacy.org/) maintains some older releases,
and if you believe this bug is interesting to them, please report the problem in
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Anwyn has claimed under our bed for her den. Liza visits her there in the mornings for some one on one snuggle time.
In the Armory
People named Liza love dogs!
My childhood dog would do that for some space. She would leave when I would join her. She was a very, very patient dog with me [I was not yet 3 when we brought her into our home], but when she wanted her space, she would retreat.
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My mother, my boyfriend & I spent this past Sunday out and about in the Brooklyn Bridge Park. It's absolutely beautiful there. The views are spectacular. I love the vibe there, it's the perfect place to relax and chill. You can lay out on the lawn and have a picnic, sit on the benches and look at the panoramic views of the Brooklyn & Manhattan Bridges, the New York Harbor & Lower Manhattan, play soccer, basketball and volleyball (in the sand with city views), get some exercise by running or biking, take your children to the playground, go to the beach and get some sand in between your toes, go on the carousel, and so on. This is a go-to location and should not be missed. We had a wonderful time & the weather turned out to be amazing. Since my boyfriend & I haven't had a chance to go visit Paris and go to the "Love Lock" Bridge we decided we wanted to leave a part of our love at the Brooklyn Bridge Park. We found a fence that had other locks on it as well & we attached it there. In a year we will go back & check if it's still there.
Oh how I missed these New York City views! Recently, I haven't been able to spend as much time as I'd like to in the city. This place makes me feel alive, free and unstoppable. I feel as if I could conquer the world. NYC is unlike any other place in the world. It's the city of love, dreams & fashion. The energy you feel when you are here is indescribable. Every time I go into the city or see the views I get mesmerized & fall in love with this city all over again. This is where I grew up, this is my city and this is the place I will always call home.
My favorite picture ♥
Top – SaboSkirt / Skirt – Ann Taylor / Heels – Ann Taylor / Jacket – Zara / Purse – Louis Vuitton / Sunglasses – Ray Bans
This look was perfect for a New York City type of day. It was vibrant, chic, stylish & made me stand out from the crowd. It was also super comfortable. Perfect for a day spent wandering around and still looking good at the same time.
A special thank you goes out to my wonderful boyfriend for the photographs! ♥♥♥
Adrianna ♥ cure4fashion
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Albert E Gordon
Important Offender Data
Registry Status : Incarcerated
Registry Type : Twenty Year
Physical Description
Birth Date : 10/19/1975
Gender : Male
Height : 6.4"
Weight : 215
Race : White
Hair Color : Brown
Eye Color : Brown
Description : SEXUAL ABUSE 1ST DEGREE
State : KY
Code : 510.110
County Name : Shelby
Count : 1
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Biometric : YES
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Director of Legal Services
The Door - A Center Of Alternatives
$148,840.00 -206,040.00/year*
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Overview The Door is an unparalleled model for youth development, offering a comprehensive range of integrated services within a single site for nearly 11,000 New York City youth each year. Our mission is to empower young adults to reach their full potential by providing comprehensive youth development services in a diverse and caring environment. At The Door, youth can access health care and education, mental health counseling and crisis assistance, legal assistance, college preparation services, career development, housing supports, arts, sports and recreational activities, and nutritious meals all for free and under one roof. By providing participants with our suite of integrated services, we seek to provide any motivated young person with the tools, resources, and opportunities needed to successfully transition to adulthood. The Doors Legal Services Center (the Center) was established in 1992. Each year, the Center handles over 1,500 case covering all civil legal matters. The Center has deep expertise in immigration law, which represents the majority of our cases. In addition to direct legal representation, The Center provides young people with opportunities to participate in legal clinics so that they can explore their legal options and needs. The Center is fully integrated within The Door, and is unique in that it remains one of the few, if not the only, providers of civil legal services for youth within a holistic youth development agency. All youth who engage with the Legal Services Center are also provided with access and referrals to The Doors full portfolio of services. Our comprehensive approach has enabled the Legal Services Center to remain a field leader and receive national recognition. In addition to our direct work with young people, the Center provides trainings as well as technical assistance to other providers and stakeholders engaged in this work, and is actively involved in advocacy efforts to address systemic barriers to justice, especially in the area of immigration. Our extensive experience providing youth with front-line direct legal assistance in these challenging times continues to inform our collaborative work with other partners to ensure that New York Citys youth are receiving the help that they need. The Director of the Legal Services Center is responsible for leadership and development of all aspects of the legal program at The Door. This includes: strategic planning; management and development of its staff; budget oversight; contract and grant management; fundraising; stewardship of external relationships; and policy, advocacy and coalition work. The Director will represent The Door locally and nationally at a broad range of policy, practitioner, academic, philanthropic and media events. As a member of the senior leadership team, the Director will be expected to collaborate effectively with other program directors to ensure a holistic, integrated experience for our members. Responsibilities: Oversee the quality of services, scope and orientation of the Legal Services Center Lead a team of 17, including 3 managing attorneys, 9 staff attorneys, 2 social workers and 3 support staff In collaboration with the finance team, develop and manage departmental budget of $2.1 million Manage government contracts and foundation grants to ensure achievement of all expectations and outcomes Assist development staff with proposal writing and reporting. Steward funder relationships Maintain programs readiness for internal and external audits and reviews Identify areas of program expansion and pursue appropriate opportunities for growth in alignment with department and agency mission Develop and maintain partnerships with outside firms and other entities that advance the Centers mission and service delivery Represent The Doors Legal Services Center to other institutions, agencies, community-based organizations, and government Manage Legal Services Centers education programs, including overseeing the development of literature and workshops Develop position papers, briefings, testimonials and related materials that represent the agencys position regarding policy or legislation impacting youth Develop and coordinate advocacy initiatives advancing the legal rights of youth Build and participate in external coalitions and associations that advance The Doors mission. Participate in Door-wide activities and policy initiatives Serve as a senior leader of the organization supporting agency-wide integration efforts Other projects and responsibilities as assigned by the Executive Director Qualifications: JD Degree and admission to the NY State Bar At least five years of experience working in a law-related capacity, preferably in the social services sector. Supervisory experience highly desired Knowledgeable of and ability to apply positive youth development principles to working with young people Experience in the area of family, immigration or public benefits law Strong analytical, managerial, administrative, writing and oral presentation skills Excellent interpersonal skills with deep experience collaborating in a diverse team Ability to work independently, assess priorities, take initiative, handle multiple assignments and meet deadlines
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Office of Labor-Management Standards (OLMS)
U.S. Department of Labor
Office of Labor-Management Standards
New York District Office
201 Varick Street, Room 878
New York, NY 10014
(646) 264-3190 Fax:(646) 264-3191
March 4, 2010
Mr. Keith Marshall, President
Stage and Picture Operators, AFL-CIO
Local 311
P.O. Box 192
Washingtonville, NY 10992
LM File Number: 040-863
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Dear Mr. Marshall:
This office has recently completed an audit of the Stage and Picture Operators, Local 311, under the Compliance Audit Program (CAP) to determine your organization's compliance with the provisions of the Labor-Management Reporting and Disclosure Act (LMRDA). As discussed during the exit interview with you and Michael Brennan, Business Agent, on March 4, 2010, the following problems were disclosed during the CAP. The matters listed below are not an exhaustive list of all possible problem areas since the audit conducted was limited in scope.
The audit disclosed the following:
Recordkeeping Violations
Title II of the LMRDA establishes certain reporting and recordkeeping requirements. Section 206 requires, among other things, that adequate records be maintained for at least 5 years by which each receipt and disbursement of funds, as well as all account balances, can be verified, explained, and clarified. As a general rule, all records used or received in the course of union business must be retained. This includes, in the case of disbursements, not only the retention of original bills, invoices, receipts, and vouchers, but also adequate additional documentation, if necessary, showing the nature of the union business requiring the disbursement, the goods or services received, and the identity of the recipient(s) of the goods or services. In most instances, this documentation requirement can be satisfied with a sufficiently descriptive expense receipt or invoice. If an expense receipt is not sufficiently descriptive, a note can be written on it providing the additional information. An exception may be made only in those cases where 1) other equally descriptive documentation has been maintained, and 2) there is evidence of actual oversight and control over disbursements.
In the case of receipts, the date, amount, purpose, and source of all money received by the union must be recorded in at least one union record. Bank records must also be retained for all accounts.
The audit of Local 311's records revealed the following recordkeeping violation:
The union failed to maintain adequate supporting documentation for numerous disbursements made during the year-ended December 31, 2008. The union voluntarily agreed to comply with Section 206 of the LMRDA, therefore no further enforcement action will be necessary.
It was determined that Hudson Valley Productions, Inc., is a subsidiary of Local 311. Hudson Valley Productions, Inc., was initially funded by Local 311, is governed by the officers of Local 311, and operates for the benefit of the membership.
I want to extend my personal appreciation to the Stage and Picture Operators, Local 311, for the cooperation and courtesy extended during this compliance audit. I strongly recommend that you make sure this letter and the compliance assistance materials provided to you are passed on to future officers. If we can provide any additional assistance, please do not hesitate to call.
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Detroit, September 20, 2016 —
The Mars Agency announces that Tammy Brumfield, SVP Retail Marketing Practice Leader,
Kris Abrahamson, VP Client Leadership and Maureen O'Hare, VP Growth & Connections,
have been named to the inaugural class of Women of Excellence, which recognizes 132 brand marketing, retail and agency professionals for effectively influencing shoppers along the path to purchase. They will be celebrated at a reception during the 2016 Path to Purchase Expo tomorrow night.
Hired by The Mars Agency earlier this year, Brumfield, a veteran of ConAgra Foods, spent the last 13 years leading its shopper marketing and retail innovation teams, across all U.S. channels, and driving increased shopper conversion and growth. Since joining The Mars Agency, she has successfully advanced its already best-in-class retail, shopper insights and innovation capabilities.
Ms. Abrahamson, hired in 2014, and currently leading a number of client engagements, brings 20-plus years of experience in the consumer packaged goods industry, including manufacturer-side positions in shopper marketing and shopper innovation at PepsiCo's Global Nutrition Group, Sara Lee and Kraft Foods. Unique to the industry, Kris has been an adjunct professor at NYU, where she co-developed the first shopper marketing curriculum for the university. She is also a current and long-standing faculty member at the Path to Purchase Institute, where she trains senior brand executives in the discipline of shopper marketing and how it applies to their respective businesses.
Ms. O'Hare, hired in early 2015, joined after various senior client leadership, channel marketing and shopper marketing positions at Moxie, Momentum Worldwide, Acosta Sales & Marketing and manufacturer, Georgia-Pacific. A member of the Who's Who in Shopper Marketing in 2011, 2015 and 2016, she brings an unexpected point of view to cross-vertical clients, evident in her support of brands, Coca-Cola, Sony, General Mills, South Beach Diet and Heinz, across commerce channels.
"We are very proud of the work that Tammy, Kris and Maureen do and the recognition that they are receiving," said Ken Barnett, Global CEO of The Mars Agency. "Importantly, they are just three of our 151 female employees (68% of our staff), leading the charge for innovation in the shopper and consumer marketing disciplines. My mother, Marilyn Barnett, was the first woman to open and lead a shopper marketing agency, which has grown into the leading shop it is today, recently named the #5 Most Effective Independent Agency in North America by the 2016 Effie Index. Maintaining a diverse profile was of utmost importance to her and to me. Women tend to be the decision makers for many of our Clients' brands, which has always been reflective in our staffing profile."
About The Mars Agency
The Mars Agency is a full-service, global shopper and consumer marketing leader, operating in 11 offices in North America and Europe. For nearly 45 years, the agency has been consistently recognized as a thought-leader and growth-driver in the shopper space, attracting an impressive client base which includes Walmart, Hallmark, Coca-Cola, Campbell's and Pfizer.


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No other Filipino writer has spurned today's youth into reading more than Bob Ong. [firstpara]
Virtually the most popular writer of the present generation, Bob Ong has gone from being a blogger, an accidental nom de plume, to a national bestselling author, and –according to an exclusive interview with FHM.com.ph— perhaps soon a blockbusting screenwriter.
Known (and often quoted) for his non-fiction works, Bob Ong has lately been venturing into fiction with his last two books, Macarthur, and the fresh-from-the-80's superhero Kapitan Sino.
Bob Ong releases his 8th book—3rd novel of fiction— through a never before attempted simultaneous nationwide release across bookstores last November 30.
Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan is the author's first foray into writing suspense-horror. It is inspired by true events. "Part of the book is written by the real 'Galo' (the novel's main protagonist), entries were lifted from his journal," Bob Ong reveals.
Set in the late 90's, the book is what appears to be the journal of Gilberto Manansala, a 16-year-old college student who deals with teenage angst by jotting down his ramblings and rap compositions.
It started out as a school project, eventually turning into a voyeuristic look at Galo's naked psyche. The author masterfully crafted a delicate balance between Galo's emotional, borderline incoherent rantings and his vivid depiction of his day-to-day; the character's voice is convincingly captured without compromising the structure of the narrative.
The story moves forward as Galo returns to his childhood home to spend time (indefinitely) with his grandmother. What follows after is a series of chilling revelations that's more "gothic suspense" than "monster of the week."
Bob Ong's Mama Susan creaks and whispers as you turn the page. There's no monster hiding under the bed, but a statue of a crying woman is shoved there.
Mama Susan is the literary equivalent of screamfests like The Blair Witch Project and the more recent Paranormal Activity.
It's a very effective slice-of-life faux documentary that's so uncannily realistic (and it helps that the book is purported to be based on true events) that you are disturbed to bear witness to such horrible events.
Readers looking for a good textable (or in this day and age, "Twitterable") soundbite from Bob Ong's latest better save the laughs. Though not bereft of it, Mama Susan's sense of humor is more of the dark variety.
Sinister and seductive, Mama Susan draws you well into the dark night even against your will. Already the internet is abuzz with theories from readers sharing their own interpretation of the story's enigmatic ending.
Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan is an interesting offering from a prolific author who is obviously having fun at the craft of storytelling. Bob Ong managed to break free from being stereotyped into any particular genre, and has once again thrown a curveball at our eager faces. Mga Kaibigan ni Mama Susan is disturbingly entertaining, a sinister seduction through a gothic excursion of dark secrets and darker revelations.
Will it alienate some of his love quotes forwarding fans? Maybe. But it will no doubt win him even more new ones.
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The St. Catharine College Patriots left the Sunshine State Wednesday with a warm feeling. That came not only from the favorable weather, but also from the two victories by Lena Bramblett's women. But Wednesday's 67-50 victory over Northwood University came a little tougher than the previous day's 82-48 rout of Florida Memorial.
Just like a family tree, those in the college basketball profession speak of a "coaching tree" when it comes to the relationships formed during their employment in that sport. And nowhere is there a more solid, and intertwined, tree than the one that has grown between St. Catharine College and Morehead State University.
Washington County @ Bethlehem
Score: 64-24 Bethlehem
When: Friday, Dec. 16
Where: Bethlehem High School
Key players: WCHS - Trae Abell. BHS - Jalen Phillips, Thomas Mudd
Washington County @ Bethlehem
Score: 39-37 Bethlehem
When: Friday, Dec. 16
Where: Bethlehem High School
When you don't know where to turn because someone drinks too much, Al-Anon Family Groups can help. Meetings in St. Dominic Church basement on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
Airport board
The Marion Washington County Airport Board will not have a meeting in December. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Jan. 12, 2012.
Wednesday, Dec. 14
Water Commission Meeting
The Better Business Bureau is issuing an urgent scam alert cautioning businesses and consumers about an email that is purporting to be from a bbb.org email address about a recently filed complaint.
The email contains a dangerous attachment regarding a complaint and appears to direct recipients to the BBB website. This is a scam. The BBB does not send complaints as attachments via email.
The email appears to come from a fake BBB employee claiming that the recipient needs to review this matter and advise the BBB of their position.
An accomplishment that Washington County Solid Waste Coordinator George Ann Palmer will proudly point out is that Washington County is the top recycling county in the state.
However, she said there is still room for the county to be a more efficient recycler in the future.
A Springfield family recently received a cold check - from the state government.
Carolyn and Steven Hash raise four grandchildren.
According to Carolyn, the parents pay child support through the child support office.
Every once in a while, Carolyn said they receive a small check for an overage. Recently, they got a check for $7.68 from the state government for a child support overage.
A regular scheduled fiscal court meeting took place Monday morning. The court decided to move forward in the process of constructing a new bridge on Tick Creek Road.
Last month the bridge weight-limit was dropped from nine tons to three tons due to structural problems.
The bridge was closed during heavy rains by the state, but reopened a few days later.
The bridge closure caused headaches for local traffic, sending some motorists 25 minutes out of their way from their normal routes.
Several incidents are currently under investigation by Springfield City Police and the Washington County Sheriff's Office.
A caller reported to Springfield City Police at 4:16 p.m. on Dec. 6 that shots were fired at 128 Domus Court in Springfield. Police reported no evidence to indicate any person or object was struck by the gunfire.
Anyone with information regarding the shooting is encouraged to contact Springfield City Police at (859) 336-5450. Callers can remain anonymous.
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The Springfield Sun is your source for local news, sports, events and information in Springfield, KY, and the surrounding area.


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Student Representatives
Alkmini Papadopoulou
DZNE, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Research Group C. Haass
Carina Steinecke
Technische Universität München
Research Group M. Schmidt-Supprian
Stephan Holtkamp
Biomedical Center, Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität
Research Group C. Scheiermann
The IMPRS-LS aims to fully involve doctoral students in the decision-making processes of the school. The student representatives are elected to the IMPRS-LS Board with full voting rights by the student assemblies that take place twice a year. The coordination office team regularly meets with the student representatives to elicit regular feedback and to foster a constructive exchange, thereby ensuring that all students' needs and interests are heard and met. New ideas, concepts and measures are discussed with the student representatives before implementation. The coordination office team strongly encourages and supports the student representatives to find their own possible solutions and suggestions for enhancing the quality of the program. Thus, the IMPRS-LS student representatives play a very active and important role in further developing and improving the research school and in establishing new concepts and ideas.


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Pasha is a family run Mediterranean restaurant situated on the A6 in Hazel Grove, Stockport. Established over 25 years, Pasha continues to serve authentic Turkish, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine, fresh fish and seafood to our ever-growing loyal customers.
From across the world to across the street, Pasha brings a taste of the Mediterranean. We have a selection of Turkish, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine to choose from. We pride ourselves on giving our customers fresh quality food, using local ingredients, where possible, cooked and presented to the highest level of perfection at quality prices. We also cater for individual needs.
Our chef has over thirty years experience, working in some of the most prestigious hotels and restaurants in Turkey. The atmosphere at Pasha is friendly, intimate and relaxed and the service attentive and knowledgeable.
Our mission is to offer exceptional food whilst maintaining the highest standards of service.
Our chef has over 30 years of experience working in some of the most prestigious hotels and restaurants in Turkey, cooking exceptional food, whilst perfectly combining the traditional with the contemporary.
Even on a cold and dreary night, this Mediterranean restaurant is warm, bright and somehow manages to transport you from Stockport to the Med from the second you walk through the door. Staff greet you with a smile and are keen to recommend or explain menu choices. There's a distinct Turkish flavour to the dishes and Pasha is famous for it's Kebabs - but not the kind you regret on a Sunday morning after a boozy Saturday night.
Owner Bulent Kaya shows a kebab can be a tasty, healthy meal, using tender quality cuts of meat or fish, marinated in delicious spices and plated up with rice and salad. There's a huge selection of hot and cold tapas-style starters and the home-made hummus is to die for, as is the Siagara Borek - a light filo pastry filled with feta. There is a varied choice of mains with almost 30 choices, including a good selection of vegetarian dishes.
At Pasha, the thing to do is just it a go. Even if you can't pronounce the names, the food is delicious and freshly prepared with excellent attention to detail - so you can't go far wrong.
There is a wonderful range of starters on the menu. The Sigara Borek, a shallow fried filo pastry filled with feta cheese has to be tasted to be believed. For those willing to share or with a big appetite, I can recommend one of the mixed meze - a great selection and great value.
The main courses are expertly cooked and beautifully presented. The salad garnishes are almost too attractive to eat - almost but not quite and the tomatoes are skinned and the skin fashioned into a rose flower on your plate. The Sasik is excellent. You can have chicken or lamb or half and half and it is succulent, tender and served with with rice and salad so there is sufficient to satisfy but not enough to cloy. For the richer palate try the Polla Alla Crema or the Chicken Sate served with a scrumptious sauce of mushroom, tomato, peppers, garlic and white wine topped with cheese. Steaks are delightful with a range of options, Sirloin or Fillet.
For vegetarians there is plenty of choice including vegetarian pancake, Musakka and Ispanak Nohutlu. For the hungry the vegetarian Guvec or peasant stew is a good bet.
The fish dishes are excellent, Sea Bass, Sea Bream and Swordfish steak, again served so the plates look like a work of art. The fish is freshly bought and it certainly tastes like it.
Follow your meal with a sweet from the trolley and a coffee and you will be replete. The wine, New World and South African and a pleasant St. Emillion is well priced and very drinkable and there is a good gluggable housed wine.
What can I say? Eating there is a wonderful experience. Go on. Treat yourself to a little Turksih Delight.
Have been to this restaurant many times over the past few years, either as a couple or large family group including my young grandson, as it is our favourite in South Manchester. It feels Mediterranean when you walk in and is often busy so you need to book. We are always made very welcome by the owner and his staff, and now on birthdays he presents us with a wonderful plate of carved fruit. There is a very good selection of starters and main courses, all reasonably priced, and then they bring a plate with an example of each dessert for you to select from. We particularly like the Sigara Borek and Sucuk as starters, and Chicken Sote or Chicken Saslik for main. You must try it - you won't be disappointed. We've also recently been there for a takeaway, which is very good value at 20% off the restaurant prices. There is a small carpark behind the restaurant, accessed via the alley next to the Millercare shop.
We went to the Pasha last night 8 handed, this was to celebrate my oldest daughters birthday. We had booked a table and this was ready for us when we arrived. Drinks were brought to us very quickly, and the waiter asked us to order our starter and main meal. Within 20 minutes our starter had arrived, I had little pieces of meat on skewer's, which were really nice. Even though it is primarily a Turkish restaurant, they have other meals on the menu. Some of us went traditional and others had steak. It didn't matter, all the meals were cooked to perfection. Thanks for a nice night guys, we will see you again very shortly.
Just visited Pasha again with my wife on a Saturday night and had a fab meal. Didn't book and got the last table in the house. We were in a bit of a rush so had no starters. Wife hade the mixed meze and I had the pasha special which was absolutely superb! Food extremely fresh and full of flavour. I go to Turkey most years on holiday and I can honestly say that with an Efes to go with my dish I could have been in Turkey! Pasha has been consistently churning out good quality fresh food (which is excellent value) for many years now. Keep it up guys.
We go to this restaurant quite regularly due to the gorgeous food, great value for money, and the staff are great.
Would definitely recommend!
I've been visiting Pasha for years now, for birthdays, family occasions, any excuse really, and it has never let me down. The service is friendly and professional, the food is delicious and it is good value. On my latest visit, I took friends who had never been before. They were really impressed and will be going back. I can't wait for my next excuse for a meal out!
Been coming to Pasha since my wife and I first met. Food has never altered in many years - always of an excellent standard.
We must be regulars now as we don't even need to ask for the menu - the front of house staff know our order, the only decision is over which of the numerous excellent red wines to order (the Lebanese red and also the St. Emilion are both excellent choices)
I have lived in Poynton and Hazel Grove all my life and until this time last year I had no idea this place existed. Having found it, I completely agree with previous reviews. The owners and staff are great, the food is varied and good in quality. The fish is the best quality and the cheapest around. The halibut is great as is the pasha special. The wine is well priced and very nice. I was just looking for somewhere to eat tonight, and despite eating here frequently I'm going to head back. Love this place, could not speak higher of this place. If you're looking for value and quality with great service this is a great place!!
We have eaten here for many years. In a village like Hazel Grove, which is full of restaurants, this sticks out a mile. Always very pleasantly greeted and staff very attentive. Food is also of a very high standard and caters for all tastes. Wife is veggie and she loves the food here. We also visit with our 9 year old and happily she will eat kebabs or fish and especially loves the Swordfish. Just wish we could visit more often.
We eat here regularly. The food is excellent and great value for money. The early evening offer cannot be beaten, running Monday to Thursday until 7pm and Friday, Saturday until 6.30pm. The owner and staff are very friendly. The starters are very tasty and there is a great selection of main courses. Try it and you will not be disappointed.
We have been several times to this small but excellent restaurant. Nothing is to much trouble and service and food have never fallen below our expectations. Would recommend anybody to try.
We have been going to Pasha's for several years and it's been excellent every time. The food is good quality and full of flavour. The spicy sausage in particular is amazing!! Compliments to the chef(s). It doesn't look much from the outside but visit Pasha and you will be glad you did. The owner is very friendly and makes you feel very welcome. We tell all our friends ( who aren't already regulars) to go.
I go to Pasha quite often as I find that no other local restaurant comes close. The staff are the friendliest staff I have met and back in May when I went for my birthday they went out of their way by making me a beautiful fruit platter shaped in different animals. The food is devine and presentation, it's amazing. You feel at home and everyone is very welcoming. I'd recommend the mushrooms or spicy sausage for starters and the pasha special and Lamb et Sote for a main. The food is good priced and I had the best tasting lamb shank when it was on the specials board. A must try for any Pasha virgin!
I cannot rate this restaurant highly enough - food is excellent but it is the personal and attentive service that is fantastic. We have been several times, most recently there were 20 of us for a family birthday. The birthday girl loves Bream and the owner went to the fish market specially to ensure that they had one in for her. Any celebrations are gifted with fabulous fruit art at the end of the meal - free of charge. They do a happy hour with set menu choices - starter and main for £7.95 Friday and Saturday lunchtime and £9.45 early evening, but the menu is not over priced in any case. Even the wine is reasonable. It's always busy, even on mid week nights, which is a recommendation in itself.
I have been going to Pasha for years and it is one of my favourite restaurants. The menu is extensive, with several specials on offer, and is reasonably priced. It also has a great early bird menu. I have been in a couple, with the girls, with a large group of friends and every time we are treated like old friends and have never had a bad meal. If I was a veggie, I would find this more than acceptable as there are several dishes to choose from. There is also traditional cuisine and grills to choose from.
From across the world to across the street, Pasha brings a taste of the Mediterranean. We have a selection of Turkish, Middle Eastern and Mediterranean cuisine to choose from.Book A Table
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Scrap Car Lewisham, TW5, Scrap your car for free
We offer a reliable service for the collection of scrap vehicles in Lewisham (TW5), London. The DVLA will still expect you to keep your vehicle taxed if it is on the road, obviously if you are not using it, it is a waste of money. You do not need to pay to have your vehicle collected. We will collect your vehicle at no cost to you and recycle it in the most environmentally sound way!
Breaking News in Lewisham
As well as offering a completely free collection, we are also currently able to offer cash for scrap cars in Lewisham depending upon the weight of the vehicle!
If you'd like us to make you an offer just ask when calling or add 'CASH QUOTE PLEASE' in the 'Additional Info' box when submitting our online form.
- Completely free collection!
- DVLA notification
- Environment agency approved recycling facilities
- Nationwide coverage
- Convenient collection times
Call a member of the team today on 0800 043 5100 or simply fill out our online form!
Choose Scrap Car Lewisham
Scrap Car Lewisham have built up a service to be proud of with many years experience in the trade and a lot of happy customers. As we know the area so well, when you call us out we can be there within 30 minutes. At Scrap Car Lewisham, our service also includes a very fast response and we will always be with you in your specified time slot. We are available to collect your old scrap cars at a time to suit you, we have very flexible collection times.
We make sure that your car is disposed of the correct way. Unscrupulous companies might sell your old car rather than destroying it, in a lot of cases such as these they do not even inform the DVLA of any change of ownership. This is a scary thought as you will be liable for any fines payable. We always ensure that the DVLA are aware that the vehicle is no longer registered to you, at least that's something you don't have to worry about. When we scrap a car we always either reuse of recycle as much of the vehicle as possible and so do our bit for the environment.
Ensure that you dispose of your car the right way, we would like to keep the streets of London tidy. When the road is littered with old useless cars it can seriously damage the image of any reputable town, so do your bit and scrap that car. Scrap your car for free, call today!
Reasons to scrap your car
There are a lot of reasons you may want to scrap your car. One of the main reasons for scrapping a car will be that it has failed its MOT, and the work costs to much to put it right. If you have a car that is unusable you need to either declare it off road or scrap it, otherwise your will continue to need to pay road tax on the vehicle.
How to scrap your car
It is so simple to scrap that old car in Lewisham. Just by picking up the phone you can learn the process from our helpful phone operators. Otherwise, please feel free to take a look at our guide to help you scrap your car before you call or book.
The car scrappage scheme
The car and van scrappage scheme may seem like a great idea at first. However, you will be limited as to what you can get. You can't just go and buy any vehicle you want This is a very frustrating issue as you have got to buy a car that is in the current scheme.
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Mark Valentine
Creative Director + Co-owner
Mark has launched, branded and marketed media and entertainment companies for nearly two decades. He is an accomplished director, editor and designer, and is the recipient of numerous awards from the Broadcast Design Association, Promax, Telly and New York Festivals. In 1989, Mark began his career as one of the original members of CNBC. He later became a news editor, and eventually established CNBC's on-air promotions department. In 1992, he joined Lee Hunt Associates (LHA) as creative director. LHA grew to become one of the top branding and strategic marketing agencies in the world serving more than 100 television networks. Mark received a BS from State University of New York at Plattsburgh.


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How do you calculate it? I need to buy backing for a twin size quilt but have no idea how much to buy. I'm always scared I won't get enough.
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
How do you calculate it? I need to buy backing for a twin size quilt but have no idea how much to buy. I'm always scared I won't get enough.
Sharon from Winchester
http://skyviewacres.blogspot.com - family farm
What are the measurements? If it is 39 x 75 you need 2 yards and 3 inches without adding anything extra. The 45" width will be wide enough to cover the 39 part and the length will be covered with the yardage. I would add 5 inches longer just to be sure you have enough. Hope that helps.
If your quilt is also big enough for a drop on each side of the mattress, your quilt might be sized a bit bigger. So let's add 10" to each side of the twin mattress size of 39 x 75 for the drop. (I'm making this up - no idea what your quilt size really is!) So your quilt might be 59 x 75. Because the width of the quilt is wider than the usual 42 - 44" quilting fabric, you need to piece the back.
I would purchase at least 85" x 2 = 170" length needed (4.72 yards). Cut the yardage in half (at 85"). Then on one piece, cut 2 strips 9" wide (9" x 85"). Trim selveges. Sew the narrow strips to each side of the 85" full width piece. Now you have a back that is 42" + 9" + 9" = 60" x 85"
A few more ideas:
John Flynn's diagonal pieced back instructions (scroll down the page)
I draw a rectangle the size of the quilt top and write the measurements on the end and sides. It is best to have a seam going horizontally across the back of the quilt. If your quilt is 59 x 72 and the fabric is 44 inches wide,you would need two pieces 2 yards long, sewn together would be 83, the seam taken off. Subtract the 59 from the 83, which leaves 24 inches, cut off 12 from each side so the seam is in the middle of your quilt. For this you would need 4 yards of 44 inch fabric.
Years ago I was told by my mother you need 5 yards of 36 inch fabric to do a double sized quilt so if you see a good buy on fabric you would use someday for a backing, get 5 yards or a bit more if it is the end of the bolt. Today you won't find 36 inch fabric, you might find 54 or 60 inch wide. And you have extra for your stash.
I like to use the 1/4 inch graph paper to decide fabric needs, each square to represent a foot or a yard, depending on the project and needs. 11 squares would equal the 44 inch fabric we buy today, this is a good way to estimate your needs.
We are all sisters tied together by threads.
what size is your finished quilt. Cant give accurate information unless one knows the dimensions.
Twin can be most any size.
as a long arm quilter, i prefer a seam from side to side, and not up and down, and i like my backing seams deep, at least 1 inch, and press the seam open. when i get fabric for backing, i add up to 6 inches on both sides, you dont want to be short, so if your quilt is 70 wide 82 inches is what i would get, and you have to add that twice, and if your quilt is longer than 88, you have to add it 3x....for a total of 246 inches =alsew, 2 seams in the back, so a total of 7 yards would be enough.
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Welcome back students! On behalf of Student Health Services, I want to wish you a great, healthy semester! Along with providing a wonderful clinic and staff to promote student and faculty wellness, SHS also supports the Student Wellness Advocacy Team (SWAT). This year, SWAT combined with the Center for Alcohol Studies and Education (CASE) to provide even more vital health information to UWEC. SWAT/CASE is made up of nine peer health educators, and one of their biggest tasks on campus is putting on wellness events. Some of the programs you can request include:
Nutrition 101- provides information on things like reading a nutrition label and making healthy choices at the caf or Davies. Along with basic nutrition information, this program offers interactive exercises to guarantee a fun, interesting, and easy event!
Sexual Health
Love Wagon- a literal wagon equipped with condoms, dental dams, safer sex information, and peer health educators can be used to inform anybody on safer sex.
Consent- this workshop talks about the importance of consent, what it is, and when it does and doesn't exist. It is an excellent presentation to combat rape culture at UWEC, and ultimately make a safer campus for everyone.
Sex Bingo- this game comes with condoms, prizes, and a wealth of great information! Along with trying to get five in a row, participants answer questions about STIs, contraception, and other sex-related topics.
Sex Jeopardy- another great, interactive way to learn about safer sex. The categories include sexuality, STIs, condoms, and contraceptives.
Healthy Relationships- a great program and another very important topic, this event will talk about aspects of a healthy relationship.
Making Healthy Lifestyle Changes!– this program focuses on how to effectively make healthy lifestyle changes. How many times have you tried to eat better, exercise more, or reduce stress and end up back with bad habits? Using the "Stages of Change" model, we'll share strategies on how to build healthy habits!
Balanced Life– a great program for college students, Balanced Life talks about avoiding burnout and keeping life as stress free as possible.
Women's Health
Women's Health- this program can be tailored to talk about any aspect of women's health including body image, healthy relationships, annual health exams, birth control, or anything else you'd like!
Mental Health
Mental Health- this program touches on the importance of being mentally well. We will talk about recognizing signs of mental illness in yourself and your friends. We also provide information on how to get someone help and get yourself help.
Suicide Prevention- A presentation put on by Suicide Prevention and Research Collaborate (SPARC) peer health educators, this program talks about the significance and suicide and how to help peers who are having suicidal thoughts. To request this program contact Dr. Muehlenkamp (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Dr. Quinn-Lee (firstname.lastname@example.com)
This year, SWAT has joined forces with the Center for Alcohol Studies and Education. CASE does a wide variety of programs. Two of the more popular games are Alcohol Jeopardy and Fact or Crap. To request any kind of alcohol presentation, game, or program visit the program request page.
To request any of our other presentations, or find out more, visit http://www.uwec.edu/SHS/SWAT/programs.htm. If there is another health topic you'd like a presentation on, contact Katie Wilson at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Stuffed Animals Details
** Stuffed Road Runner
** Black and White with Crest on Head
** Made by Wildlife Artist
** 13 inch
Meep! Meep! This wasn't what you were expecting, was it? No crazy purple pompadour and improbably long legs, here. This free-standing replica of a real-life roadrunner is full of detail and it's super cute too! Warner's character makes it easy to assume these birds are flightless. But they're totally capable of flying, they just seem to like running better. Roadrunners are opportunistic eaters, and will happily dine on just about anything: beetles and other bugs, lizards, rats, eggs, fruit… you name it. That makes this guy pretty easy to maintain. Or he would be if you actually had to feed him, which, you know, you don't. Roadrunners have even been known to dine on rattlesnakes, as well, which is a comforting thought. Consider this great gift for any Ophidiophobes you know.
This durable plush toy is great for educating about desert life. His long tail and distinctive eye markings are accurate to the real thing, and his 13-inch length is only slightly smaller than his desert-dwelling counterpart, which tends to grow to around 18 inches long. His patterns and bedhead hairdo also replicate the actual animal. His big, lovably dorky feet allow this animal to reach a land speed of 20 miles per hour, though we assure you this stuffed animal won't take off on you, or drop any anvils on your head. This is a great way to show cartoon-obsessed kids what the real animal is like, and isn't he just so much more lovable than that smug, coyote-baiting weirdo?


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It is said: "Mountains and valleys do not come together, but humans do!"
Bridge constructions span the valleys and waterways created over periods of time. They connect cities and landscapes and help us to overcome obstacles in travel. Bridge constructions challenge engineers and architects since ages, and in today's age, they have developed into high-tech and complex structures.
Our challenge is primarily rooted in design engineering, construction and delivery of expansion joints and bridge bearings. We invite you to explore our company and its products on the following pages.


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Hi I have added the Facebook Post Social Media Action but when respondents click on it it takes them to a FB Page with the Surveygizmo logo and the Link not found even though when I edit the action I click on the only available link. Please assist in finding a solution to this.
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Are there any issues with the survey link in general – assuming you can access the survey link without issue from the Share page?
If so, maybe try creating a new Social Media Action (removing the current option that you are having the issue with). Last, not sure if this is an option, but you may consider creating a new tracking link for the social media action on the Share tab.
Hopefully this is helpful.
Looks like this post has been dormant for a while. Hopefully Dominic's answer was helpful for you! I'm going to mark this as solved with his information, but if you still need help with this, feel free to contact support or make a new post.
Hi Joel,
Are you still running into this issue?
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People see consistency as boring or predictable, but being consistent is everything.
Being consistent is one of the toughest things to do, and often the most valued in any situation.
The consistent .300 hitter in baseball.
The friend who is always there for you.
The always on schedule content creator.
With some people being consistent is an inherent part of their nature, while others have to work at it.
Being an entrepreneur and managing constant distractions I have always had to work at it, hard.
When it comes to the growth of a business, YouTube channel, or even friendship, it always links back to being consistent.
Consistency is a struggle, because it is not realistic to be consistent in EVERYTHING you do. We're not robots. Somethings will always fall off the to-do list.
We choose what we want to be most consistent with based on our priorities.
Whatever it is you want to grow or become more successful in will be magnified by your level of consistency.
If you want to become more consistent, you must first decide what is worth being consistent for.
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Check Online Hotel/B&B Availability
Facility Specific Colden Common B&B's: - Dog Friendly
- WiFi Internet Access
- Wheelchair Access
- WiFi Internet Access
- Wheelchair Access
Hampshire: Bed and Breakfast Colden Common
Marwell Hotel - A Bespoke Hotel
The 67 bedroomed hotel offers a range of dining options including The Dining Room restaurant bar and lounge and 24 hour room service. All rooms are comfortable en-suite with bath and shower and well equipped with digital freeview television complimentary tea and coffee internet access iron and ironing board and hairdryer and overlook the surrounding gardens.2 miles from the centre of Colden Common, SO21 1JY, Hampshire, England.
Online Booking Available
Hotel Accommodation
Official Rating: 3 Star
Room Types Available: Double Room, Single Room.
Facilities Include: Dog Friendly, Wheelchair Access, Internet Access(WiFi)
Facilities Include: Dog Friendly, Wheelchair Access, Internet Access(WiFi)


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Luck of the draw
I've been thinking about luck this week. I was offered a new temporary assignment. This isn't anything new, I've been temping since coming to Exeter last September, but what makes this assignment different is that it might lead to that all elusive permanent job, in a company I'm interested in and which might have exciting prospects, as well as allowing me to use my masters degree. After 8 months of answering phones in numerous companies, selling products I have no interest in and being treated like an idiot because I'm a temp (never underestimate a temp!) I feel as if I have paid my dues as it were and having applied for so many jobs, I'm finally seeing the fruit of my labours (as a quick aside I'm wondering how many other clichés I can fit in one sentence). So I was slightly annoyed that when I announced my good news on Facebook, one of my friends responded that I was 'lucky'. I don't really consider myself lucky and certainly the fact that I've only ever won about £10 on the lottery proves this, but it did get me thinking about luck, especially as I reflected on the last few years of my life.
While we were travelling, my husband and I visited many places most people would consider dangerous, and I knew more that more than once our friends and family were concerned for our safety (we told them we were going to little know places, forgetting they would Google the names and discover we were in Colombia or the Philippines) but in each of these places we've been 'lucky' enough to meet incredible people who have looked after us, shown us their country and made us feel like family (I have enough stories of the kindness of strangers to fill a movie longer than 'Gone With The Wind' Scarlett O'Hara's got nothing on me!). I suppose it could be described as luck, but I like to think that smiling, attempting to speak whatever language the locals speak and showing an interest in them and their lives has endeared us to the locals.
I also wrote earlier this week about my writing. If you read that article, you'll know I've been writing off and on for years but it's only in the last 12 months or so that I've been taking it seriously, polishing my manuscript, submitting it to agents and going to conferences. By putting myself and my work out there, by blogging frequently on different topics and interacting with people on Twitter as well as writing on a daily basis I've seen improvements in my writing style as well as offers to contribute to other blogs such as this one and the Girls' Guide to Surviving the Apocalypse, write short stories for anthologies and more. Ok, the book deal is eluding me at the moment, but I'm sure there's an agent and publisher out there who will love my book as much as I do and agree to publish it for me. Also, with my friend I've set up a writers group which is pushing me out of my comfort zone and getting me to try different styles on genres of writing. Through the group I've met interesting people and there's so many possibilities for taking the group forward. Is that luck? No, that's hard work!
The suggestion of 'luck' denigrates all the hard work I've put in to my search for a job and my writing (and having spoken to published writers I know it annoys them when people dismiss their success as 'luck'). However, then I got thinking: the term 'luck' is subjective. If you consider luck going out, meeting different people and saying 'yes' when invited to contribute or undertake something you might not ordinarily, then yes I'm the luckiest girl ever.
So, here's my wish for you as I finish my last post of the week: I wish you luck in all you endeavour. I wish you the courage, time and energy to go out, meet interesting people, take on new challenges and not be afraid of failing. I wish you happiness and fulfillment in your work. I wish you to enjoy your life and make it the most amazing you can. I wish you prosperity and the love of good friends and family. Good luck!


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Stumbling my way through the week
The past week has been never ending, I've plastered a smile on my face since Wednesday and quickly built as many walls as my little mind could muster. I've been cheerful, smiley and kept myself busy, overly compensating for the fact that I'm not sleeping, eating and succumbing to unexpected little cries once nestled alone, safe within the four walls of my home. Life can be really tough and overwhelming sometimes, it can be so easy to give in to the horrible situations that will inevitably arise but we can choose to try. We have the power to try and improve any situation. Little by little we can build ourselves back together, albeit never the same as before. There will always be cracks, but those cracks are life lessons, they are memories and they undoubtedly make us better people. It is the toughest of times that our souls, characters and personalities blossom and grow into the people we are to become.
After stumbling my way through the latter part of the work week, I met up with my gorgeous friend Rhiân in Sitges whom I first got chatting to on Twitter. It was so lovely to just spend the afternoon gossiping, catching up and drinking red wine on the beach. Sometimes all you need is a little downtime with friends, plenty of laughter and the odd smoothie thrown in to part the clouds that cluster your mind revealing a beautiful blue sky.
Shall we take a look at a few photos I snapped this week?
Blue blue skies, May I adore you.
My munchkin with her scratched nose..
When things get a little complicated, I take myself to the sea.
The absolute beaut that is Rhiân :)
That's all for this week folk.
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Hexagon yesterday commented the news that it is in early-stage talk with rivals on a potential sale (see SPR 14/6 Early Ed.), saying that it had "noted the recent speculation in media regarding a potential acquisition of the company. Hexagon regularly evaluates various opportunities to optimise the company's positioning and shareholder value. Should these evaluations lead to concrete results, the market will be immediately informed".
One analyst tells DI that this is nothing less than an invitation to other parties. "They're talking to someone and want other interested parties to be aware of this."
According to the Financial Times, Hexagon has been working with Goldman Sachs and HSBC to gauge interest from rivals such as ABB, Schneider Electric, Siemens and GE.
Daniel Djurberg, Handelsbanken analyst, believes Hexagon's IES would suit ABB Robotics, but leans towards an American conglomerate such as Honeywell, while SEB's Daniel Schmidt believes GE and Siemens are likely candidates.


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There are many other resources available on CD which can be found on ebay. Naval and Military Press have thousands of books on offer covering Regimental Histories, Wars, Maps, etc. The CGWC is freely available and the CDROM's are quite often available for use in large public libraries. The databases are available on a pay-per-view basis from Naval and Military Press sister site Military-Genealogy.com
de Ruvigny's Roll of Honour is selective and contains details mainly of those who died in 1914-1916.
The National Roll of the Great War was produced in 14 volumes plus an index and covrs those who died and those who served. It is widely thought to be an unreliable publication. It was compiled on a subscription basis, which means that it is far from comprehensive. Listings were often written by family members, who may not have given correct details at the time of compilation. The publishers began to compile the volumes in 1920, but had gone into liquidation by 1922, having produced only 14 volumes. The National Roll is therefore considered to be a helpful source, but not one that should be relied upon above other sources. The volumes available are:
The National Archives contains the Medal Rolls and the War Office records (WO reference) which can be searched but payment made for the actual documents. The First World War Medal Roll allows instant payment for a .pdf copy of the medal card.
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So far, and to no surprise, Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch hasn't said much about whether or when he'll show up to work.
But a former teammate is saying what seems apparent' that Lynch would like a little extra something in his check every week.
NFL Network analyst Jordan Babineaux said he spoke with Lynch this week and that Lynch was looking for a "small token of appreciation" from the team.
"This year is more [important] than the last year of the deal," Babineaux said, via Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times. "It's this year."
Babineaux also said Lynch was working out as if he'd play this year, but said you can't rule out retirement (no matter how bad of an idea that would be).
"I don't want to rule out the fact that there could still be a possibility, because of Marshawn's personality, that retirement could just be something that he's okay settling for," Babineaux said.
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Rush Limbaugh, Bill Clinton Meet In NYC Restaurant
Limbaugh, Clinton Universes Collide In NYC Restaurant
*** Boston: Post- Imus Update ***
What happens when two political arch- archrivals encounter one another for the first time? Are heated words exchanged? Do fists fly?
No, it's much more bizarre than that: during a chance meeting in a New York City restaurant last night between Rush Limbaugh and Bill Clinton, the two actually got along just fine.
But reaction to Rush's account of this stranger- than- fiction event has so far been anything but friendly, with angry callers flooding his phone lines during the first hour of today's show.
In his defense, the talk titan explained that he has a polite nature and could not have been expected to react in any other way toward the former president, especially considering the fact that Clinton approached him at his table.
One passionate female caller scolded Limbaugh for giving Clinton the time of day, saying it was the last thing she wanted to hear with key elections right around the corner. Later, however, another woman praised Rush for handling the situation in such a polite manner.
So why the sensitivity about such a seemingly minor issue? With Republicans no longer in control of Congress and a wide- open presidential race so far producing no front- runner, Limbaugh's fans are looking to him for leadership.
As a result, any sign of "weakness" on El Rushbo's part, whether real or imagined, is sure to spark such emotional responses.
More on this story as it develops.
UPDATE: Rush has just posted a transcript of his account of the event.
RUSH: I gotta tell you a funny story that happened last night. As you know, we're here in New York. I'm coming to you today from high atop the EIB Building in Midtown Manhattan. I told you about this Kobe Club steakhouse, Jeffrey Chodorow's place. I went to it two or three weeks ago when I was here, and I absolutely loved it. I had a great time. I went in there last night and they told me a slew of people have come in to check the place out.
I was with the woman who poked me at dinner last Thursday night in Palm Beach when I was answering a question posed by the host. I told you that story on Friday. She was treating me like a wife, and we're not even married. I just met her that day. In fact, the two people... I'll tell you what I did. The two people who were at the dinner party, I'm not going to name them, but they're big donors and supporters of both Bill and Hillary Clinton. They were at that dinner party. The question involved, that I was asked by the host (he was trying to stir things up) was about Hillary. I'm not trying to cause problems. It's a social evening. It's a dinner. I'm a gentleman. So I gave an answer that I thought was extremely diplomatic and funny and warm and non-confrontational, because I'm not that kind of guy.
That's when she poked me. I liked her poking me even though we're not married, because we're not married and she couldn't do anything about it. So I went to the website and I got a picture of those two people who were at the dinner party and I had my website people frame it and when we got to the Kobe Club last night, I pulled the picture out of my jacket pocket, in a small frame, and put it on the table. I said, "Okay, if I get going, they're here again tonight. You can pinch me all night if you want to."
We're engrossed in conversation. It was very noisy in there last night, and I was having difficulty hearing. I was not looking around the restaurant. I was as close to this woman as I could get to hear her because of the racket. I got in there at about seven, and I'm guessing at eight or 8:30, I'm looking at this woman, talking to her. She's looking at me, not aware of anything else going on in the restaurant, and all of a sudden I become aware of a looming presence at the table. I'm seated at a booth, a half-moon kind of booth, and I'm facing the entrance to the restaurant, toward the back.
This looming presence, I look up, and, golly, if it isn't former President Bill Clinton. He's got a big smile on his face, and I look up, and I imagine I was somewhat startled. I looked up, and I couldn't hear what he was saying because of the noise in there. So I'm turning my head, my left ear to him so I could hear a little bit more, and he said, "You're looking great. You're tan, fit, you look very good out there." I reached out my hand, "Mr. President, it's a pleasure to meet you." We shook hands and so forth, and he hung around for I guess two or three minutes, maybe five. I lost track of time. Then he and his party went and sat at a table behind me and to the left.
The woman I'm with is saying, "Whoa! Does this happen to you all the time?"
"Ah, yeah, constantly. I can't go anywhere."
So about ten minutes later I become aware again of another looming presence at my table, and I look up, and it's former President Bill Clinton. A second time, he has stopped at my table. The first time he stopped while walking in. The second time he actually left his table, came to my table, and he's got another guy standing with him, and the guy looks familiar, but I can't place him. I can't hear the introduction.
So I'm shaking hands and so forth, and this man is going on and on and on about how excited he is to meet me. He wanted to meet me, and the former president brought him over. When the former president told him I was there, he said, "I have to meet Mr. Limbaugh."
It turns out it was the mayor of Los Angeles, Antonio Villaraigosa, and so we chatted for a while, and while I'm chatting -- now, this is hilarious. While I'm chatting with Villaraigosa, I kind of slid to the right in my half-moon booth, and as I did that, that created some distance between me and my guest. I'm talking with Villaraigosa, and when I'm talking to somebody in a very loud place like this, I have to devote full attention. I had to turn my head to my left, away from the action behind me, to hear what the mayor was saying. At some point during the conversation with the mayor, I looked to my left, and the former president was intently chatting up the woman that I was sitting with. He had leaned down, and his elbows and arms were on the railing of the booth, and they were in intense conversation.
I chatted up Mayor Villaraigosa some more, and then he left and they both went back to the president's table. Then they left. They left I guess about five minutes before I ended up leaving. As they left, the president had a friend with him. The president didn't come back to the table when they left but Ron Burkle was also in the president's group, and he stopped to say hello. So I stood up and said, "Hello, Mr. Burkle." I'm very familiar with Ron. He's a big Los Angeles guy and so forth, and then they left. I guess it was ten minutes, as I say, or so after that, I left. As I get to the front door, there is a photographer out there in the street and the flash is going crazy, taking pictures, and I said, "Whoa! Why didn't I think of this?" I knew this was going to happen. Clinton is up the sidewalk a little bit, chatting with somebody, and when I walk out the door, the photographer sees me and aims his camera at me and starts flashing pictures away.
Now, the former president is probably about ten feet up the sidewalk, and I decided I'm going to go up, shake his hand and say good night. Because I'm a gentleman, I'm not just going to walk out there and ignore him. So I did. I walked up. I asked him what he had to eat.
He said, (Clinton impression) "I had chicken. I had fish. That's what we had."
I said, "Well, you were good. You were good."
"You gotta be good, man, gotta be good."
So I said, "Nice to meet you," got back in a car, and drove off.
I got home and I sent an e-mail to some friends. I recounted the story pretty much as I've recounted it for you, and I told them, I predicted, "Now, you wait 'til this hits the papers. When it hits the papers, it will be the other way around. I approached the former president, and all of this sort of stuff -- and I did, outside the restaurant." I walked out and the photographers were there.
In fact, I said to the woman I was with, "Okay, let's give them a picture." She didn't want to be in the picture. She just made a beeline for the car, but I walked up and said good night to the former president. By the way, all this was like two old friends getting together. It was idle chitchat and smiles all around from the mayor of Los Angeles, from Ron Burkle and from the president himself.
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Gates Spills Details on Office 12
Gates will make that announcement in his keynote address, titled "The New World of Work" and which he will deliver to 100 CEOs from among the top 1,000 global companies Thursday morning at the ninth-annual CEO Summit at the Redmond, Wash., campus.
Microsoft Corp. so far has said very little publicly about Office 12, a fact noted at this week's Gartner Symposium/ITxpo in San Francisco, where Gartner analyst Michael Silver quipped, "So, what is Office 12? I don't know. Microsoft is not saying very much about it at the moment, as they want you to still buy the versions currently available."
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Today's My Morning Download is by the local rock and roll band Arctic Splash. Fronted by Philebrity editor Joey Sweeney, the Splash recorded a Key Studio Session last month – mid-December, 2012 – and the song "When You Say My Name" is on the recent Key Studio Sessions, Volume 6, featuring performances from 17 bands including Kingsfoil, The Districts, Ape School, and others. You can download the entire collection here. Below, grab the aching, Dylanesque "When You Say My Name" by Arctic Splash.
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Since starting Fortress Investment Group, Randal Nardone knew there were things he could do that would help people understand the positive sides to invest. He also knew there were times where he'd have to use his professional experience to help people understand all the issues they had to look at. He always wanted people to realize they were doing things right and they were coming up with positive options for investors. He didn't want people to fear the process of investing. Instead, he wanted more interest in it and he wanted everyone to know they had a chance to try things they might not have had a chance to do in the past.
It was Randal Nardone's goal to keep showing others what they could do and how they could make a difference. Between the work he put into the business and the work his partners put in, Randal made sure everything worked well for all his clients. Those who needed his help would get more out of the experiences and would see positive options that came directly from everything they were doing. It was everything he knew how to do and he always looked at the positive experiences of doing a great job on his own.
By the time Randal Nardone saw what people were doing and how they were making a difference, he could bring attention to so many different issues. He could also make things easier on those who needed his help. It gave him a chance to show others they could use his experience and use the things that would happen to them. For Randal Nardone, the point of helping everyone is something he knows how to do so he can give back to everyone who came to the company for his help. Randal Nardone likes giving people a positive experience no matter what.
Even though Nardone knows that not all experiences with investing will be positive, he knows there are precautions he can take to make the experiences better. He always spent a lot of time learning about the right way to help and the things he needed to do to bring improvements to the industry. If he could keep helping other people, he'd make sure he had all the best options for people who needed them. Investing is an art and Nardone uses Fortress Investment Group to help teach that art to people who may not know.


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