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Christ Church offers a rare opportunity for children ages 8-18 to sing in the choir and learn to sing beautiful music every Sunday. The children sing with the adults each week with a "bird's eye view" from the gallery.
All children in the Choir are invited and encouraged to come to Choir Camp in New Hampshire every August where they will learn the music for the upcoming season, make new friends, renew old friendships and create memories that will last a lifetime. Just ask any child in the Choir how much fun they have at Choir Camp and you'll get an earful!!
Singing in the Choir is a commitment. Rehearsals for children are Tuesdays, 4:00pm – 4:45pm and Thursdays with the adults, 7:00pm – 8:15pm, September through June. Sunday mornings we meet at 8:00am for rehearsal before the 9:00am service, with additional services during the Christmas and Easter seasons.
If you're at least 8 years old, or will be by September, and are a boy or a girl who would like to be part of this time-honored, musical tradition here at Christ Church, please contact Mr. Kent through the parish office.


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Some devoted dads would sit like emperor penguins atop their kids for a few months until they were ready to move out. But a few, like brown-headed cowbirds, would just leave their babies with strangers expecting them to feed and raise them.
The complex ways birds nurture and protect their young is explored in "Nests & Eggs," an informative and fascinating exhibit at the Harvard Museum of Natural History in Cambridge.
This is one of those shows about something that seems as ordinary as blue jays screeching in your backyard or pooping on your windshield. But "Nests & Eggs" leaves you marveling at nature's fabulous diversity.
Drawn from the museum's vast collection, it features more than 100 winged wonders from around the world who each seem to build nests, lay eggs and feed their young in their own style.
"I think visitors will come away with a newfound appreciation for the beauty and variety of the natural world," said Janis C. Sacco, HMNH director of exhibitions.
It does not matter whether you are a seasoned birder or cannot tell Daffy Duck from a bald eagle. These stuffed birds, their fragile eggs and elaborate nests are natural works of art.
Yet, they are also the physical representations of a seemingly miraculous natural genius - some would say it's only evolution at work - that drives their adaptive responses.
Sacco observed that nests and eggs "yield lots of information" about how various kinds of birds live in their habitats and interact with others.
"Nests & Eggs" will be displayed in the Changing Exhibits Gallery through 2008. It was organized by the HMNH's Exhibits Department.
Visitors will see a fossilized dinosaur egg and the basketball-sized egg of an extinct elephant bird that is as large as 180 hen eggs. Kingfishers lay round eggs while hummingbirds lay long cylindrical eggs the size of a coffee bean.
The show includes two videos capturing varied birds building nests in remarkable close-ups.
At its considerable best, "Nests & Eggs" should kindle for children and adults a sense of wonder at the everyday miracles splashing in your birdbath and the customized nests they build.
"This exhibit will inspire visitors to look more closely at the world around them, to see and think about the familiar in new ways," said Elisabeth Werby, the museum's executive director.
Anyone who thought birds built generic nests is - oh, well - a bird brain.
Why do ospreys build tangled nests atop telephone poles while chimney swifts use their own saliva to cement dead twigs together? And where did they both live before humans invented telephones and chimneys?
And how come ostriches just scrape away surface vegetation for their chicks while ruby-throated hummingbirds line their nests with soft dandelions, cattail or thistle down and camouflage them with lichen?
"Almost every bird has developed its own response to meet the particular challenges it faces in their own habitat," explained Sacco.
While reluctant to generalize, Sacco said the exhibit divides hatchlings into two divergent categories, precocial and altricial.
For example, kiwi chicks are considered precocial because they are capable of hunting food and caring for themselves shortly after hatching. On the other hand, the much smaller chicks of northern harriers are described as altricial because they must be carefully tended for 30 to 40 days after hatching.
As a general rule, birds with altricial hatchlings build more sophisticated nests to protect their vulnerable young.
While killdeer chicks are precocial, their parents protect them from predators with a remarkable bit of subterfuge known as the "broken wing display," said Sacco.
If a predator approaches its hatchlings, an adult killdeer lures it away by pretending to have a damaged wing. After drawing the threat away from its chicks, it finally "recovers" and flies away issuing a loud "kill dee" squawk.
Sacco said the exhibit addresses several fundamental questions about the nature of eggs, nests and behavioral patterns associated with nurturing the young.
Visitors may be surprised, she said, to learn a bird's nest "is more like a nursery than a home" because birds of all species build them primarily to incubate their eggs and raise their chicks.
While nests differ enormously, Sacco stressed each variation provides important clues into a species' reproductive habits, behavior and evolutionary history.
Unlike their human counterparts, size doesn't much matter when it comes to nest builders. In fact, bigger birds like herons and hawks are careless builders who reuse their nests year after year while smaller birds construct more sophisticated nests by scavenging several different kinds of material.
Throughout the exhibit, one clear lesson emerges: nature is economical.
Eggs are white or pale blue when there is no benefit to camouflage because there is a protective parent or a secure nest. But birds lay speckled, streaked or mottled eggs when their young are typically exposed to predators.
Some birds prefer to go without nests but even this varies.
Murres just lay their eggs on barren ledges. White terns lay their eggs precariously on the fork of a tree branch while a male emperor penguin holds its mate's egg on his feet for 65 days, incubating it under a roll of belly skin.
For Sacco, brown-headed cowbirds display a rare nesting strategy called "brood parasitism" in which the mother lays her eggs in other birds' nests.
In many cases, the "host" mother is programmed to feed any squawking chick in its nest and often the bigger, earlier-hatching cowbirds get a larger share of food than its nest mates.
For birds and humans, life is not always fair.
THE ESSENTIALS:The Harvard Museum of Natural History is located on 26 Oxford St., Cambridge. All the HMNH exhibits are open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The museum is closed New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Day. Tickets: Adults, $9; seniors and non-Harvard students, $7; children, 3-18, $6. It is free to the public Sunday mornings from 9 a.m. to noon and Wednesday afternoon from 3 to 5 p.m., September through May. The museum is wheelchair accessible. For more information, call 617-495-3045 or visit the Internet Web site, www.hmnh.harvard.edu. On Saturday, June 2, at 8 a.m., there will be an EGGStravaganza Family Breakfast. Non-member guests: $10 for children 12 and under; $15 for adults.


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Monthly Archives: December 2012
A year of growth at Sweet Water Foundation
Sweet Water Foundation, the first partner in our Bridge Program, is wrapping up a year of growth and evolution and looking forward to fresh successes in 2013. We congratulate every volunteer, donor, staff member, educator, student, and visitor who supports Sweet Water! The achievements … Continue reading
UPDATE: Your pass to the latest research from the 2012 Housing Opportunity Convening
Thanks to the Poverty & Race Research Action Council, you can access research and presentations from the 2012 Housing Opportunity Convening. So, if you weren't one of the lucky few invited to attend the event– hosted by the Ford Foundation, Open … Continue reading
UPDATE: 2012 Housing Opportunity Convening and the Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
In late November, the Ford Foundation convened experts from three fields— civil rights, affordable housing, and community development— to share research and thoughts about securing housing opportunities for all Americans. Joe Recchie, of Praxia Partners, attended. "As we met on the … Continue reading


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Genes oh Genes: Will Genetics be rewritten?
"Mispelled DNA"; "Only a small fraction of disease" follows the Mendelian rule.... researches have deciphered a lot that makes the "Book of Life" not just the last stop in disease analyses and understanding. "A revolution sweeping biology today is changing scientific thinking about the way genes work, the way disease arise and the way some of the most dreadful....including cancer... might be diagnosed and treated. This revolution is called epigenetics." For a complete reading please refer to Epigenetics/ New Drugs Section where the article titled "Beyond the Book of Life" by Stephen S. Hall can be found in the Newsweek Magazine July 6/July 13, 2009 issue.


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Champagne Summer Party 2016
When: Wednesday 8th June 2016
Where: Roof terrace of King & Wood Mallesons
Time: 6.30 - 9.00pm
We look forward to seeing you there.
New research on the Pre-action Protocol
Just released: "A Report Evaluating the Perceived Value of the Construction and Engineering Pre-action Protocol"
As you may recall last summer TeCSA sponsored a major piece of research evaluating the perceived value of the Construction and Engineering Pre-Action Protocol.
This study was preceded by the joint TeCSA and TECBAR Survey Monkey on the Jackson reforms, cost budgeting and PAP. One of the questions in that TeCSA and TECBAR survey on the PAP revealed it was seen to meet its broad principles.
With news the PAP might be abandoned or heavily modified by the Rules Committee to make it voluntary and knowing amongst solicitors it was seen as a widely popular protocol for the most important entity, the client, TeCSA decided to undertake a detailed study obtaining views from not just solicitor specialists but from across the industry.
The final report, AVAILABLE HERE, is focused entirely on the PAP and has been sponsored by TeCSA and involved our commissioning Acuigen, a provider of market intelligence services to conduct the research. The project ran from the Summer 2015 to December 2015. For those that contributed a big thank you.
The research has included the examination of data records from 216 disputes, supplemented by 39 in-depth telephone interviews with law firms providing construction services and leading construction companies who collectively had experience of 677 disputes to which the PAP was applicable.
Overall, 95% of respondents thought that the PAP was a valuable pre-action mechanism and 87% believe that it is creating access to justice. 49% of respondents suggested amendments to make the PAP more effective.
These results underline the fact that the PAP is overwhelmingly valued by those who are directly involved with disputes in the engineering and construction sector.
Based on this evidence, TeCSA would say there should be no doubt that the PAP ought to remain and that it should continue to be a compulsory step for those wishing to pursue a claim through the courts.
You may be interested to read that in examining how the PAP could be amended, approximately 75% of respondents felt that access to TCC judges pre-action or to apply for their guidance would be beneficial.
The feedback on ways to improve the PAP clearly showed that learned judges of the TCC can contribute to the effectiveness of PAP by making themselves available to both parties to give guidance.
One area of active discussion relating to the PAP relates to the question of costs. As you know presently a defendant is unlikely to recover costs involved in rebutting a claim from a litigant that does not go to trial. Resolving such issues around pre-action costs was a favoured suggestion by 56% of respondents. It seems to us that the issues surrounding costs are a key area for discussion within the Civil Procedure Rule Committee looking at reform and TeCSA has urged them to focus on this area whilst recognising the value of the PAP as a mandatory pre-trial mechanism.
As regards the contributors to this study they came not just from Solicitors, but also main contractors, specialist subcontractors, consultants and insurers:
DLA Piper, Fenwick Elliott, Glovers, Herbert Smith Freehills, Hill Dickinson, K&L Gates, Nabarro, Pinsent Masons, RPC, Squire Patton Boggs, Stephenson Harwood, Thomson Snell & Passmore, Weightmans, White & Case, Wragge Lawrence Graham, Addleshaw Goddard , Berwin Leighton Paisner, Brecher, Burges Salmon, Freelance, CMS, Davies and Partners, Dentons, Eversheds, Holman Fenwick, King & Wood Mallesons, Macfarlanes, Mayer Brown, Nabarro, Payne Hicks Beach, Rosling King, Simmons & Simmons, TLT Solicitors, Taylor Wessing, AECOM, ARUP Group Limited, Atkins Limited, Aviva, Bachy Soletanche, Kier, Laing O'Rourke, Mace Group, NG Bailey, Permasteelisa, Prater, Skanska UK Plc. (There were eight additional contributors who wished to remain anonymous.)
CLICK HERE to download a copy.
Please do read and circulate!
TeCSA v TECBAR - the Hudson Ashes
The Hudson Ashes, which are stored in a charming urn commissioned by Atkin Chambers, were fiercely fought over by TeCSA and TECBAR at their annual cricket match on 16 July 2015 at University College School's ground in Hampstead.
The match was enthralling, and only resolved with the penultimate ball when TECBAR's captain and number 11, William Webb (Keating Chambers), struck a boundary with a cover drive off Jonathan Stone (Mayer Brown) that TeCSA's fielders could only admire as the ball rocketed to the fence, thereby ensuring TECBAR's victory for only the first time this century.
TeCSA, batting first, had compiled a very competitive total of 123 off 20 overs, with wickets in hand. Rob Wilkins (Pinsent Masons) got the innings off to a positive start, scoring 27 not out, and there were then great contributions from Omar Amin (Wedlake Bell), Marc Wilkins (Fenwick Elliott), Matthew Pexton (Wedlake Bell), and Robbie McCrea (Fenwick Elliott). The TECBAR team were beginning to look rather ragged in the field, apart from the immaculate wicket keeping of Mr Justice Akenhead. However, always mindful of a strong closing, TECBAR tightened up in the last few overs of the TeCSA innings, just as Stacy Sinclair and Monique Hansen (both of Fenwick Elliott) were threatening to cut loose. Despite this, TeCSA went into the tea break the chipper of the two teams, with TECBAR having everything to do.
TECBAR got off to a slow but steady start. However, their innings just kept continuing to build, despite (or perhaps because of) the innovative ("funky") field settings by TeCSA's captain, Jonathan Gold (Sheridan Gold) (more Johann than Andrew Strauss). Mr Justice Akenhead hit an unbeaten 26, which, rather impressively, was mostly in quick singles. There was some fine containment bowling by Michael Draper (Sheridan Gold) and Tom Bain (BLP), amongst others, and TeCSA's fielding was as sharp as a very sharp tack. TECBAR wickets tumbled regularly, as the game took more turns than the Cresta Run.
The final over came with TECBAR requiring six runs, and TeCSA requiring one wicket, with David Thomas and William Webb (both of Keating Chambers) at the crease. Jonathan Stone (Mayer Brown), who had bowled magnificently during TECBAR's innings, had the unenviable task of bowling at the death. His first four balls conceded one boundary; and then with only two balls left, William Webb struck the winning runs.
It was a fantastic ending to a great match, played with enthusiasm, skill and humour in equal measures. The game was very well umpired by the teams' respective chairmen of selectors/team managers, Martin Bowdery (Atkin Chambers) and Dominic Helps (Corbett & Co), who had organised what was, yet again, a great event.
Annual Adjudication Conference 2015
"Unacceptable conduct & the role of experts in adjudication"
WHEN: 26th November 2015
WHERE: CMS Cameron McKenna LLP
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How to Get Rid of Processed Carbohydrates
Although carbohydrates get a bad rap, these essential nutrients provide energy for your body. Not all carbs are the same, however. Processed carbohydrates, or carbohydrates that have been refined, may increase the risk of heart disease, obesity and diabetes, more so than saturated fat. Foods that contain processed carbohydrates include those with bleached flour and white sugar. Whole grains can provide you with the necessary carbohydrates along with other essential nutrients, such as fiber.
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Clean out your pantry and cabinets to remove all processed carbohydrates. Foods that contain white flour or sugar contain processed carbohydrates. Baked goods, cookies and white bread are common culprits.
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Eliminate added sugar from your diet. Review ingredient labels on packaged foods to check for sugar. Added sugar can be listed under various names, including agave nectar, cane crystals, corn sweetener, corn syrup, fructose, dextrose, cane juice, glucose, lactose, maltose, high-fructose corn syrup, honey, molasses or syrup.
Step 3
Buy whole-grain breads instead of white bread for sandwiches or toast. Look for bread that lists a whole grain as the first ingredient. For an even healthier choice, try bread that is made only with whole grains.
Step 4
Purchase carbohydrates that are fiber-rich. Legumes, such as soybeans, black beans and lentils, are not only an excellent source of fiber and carbohydrates, but also a good source of protein.
Step 5
Replace processed carbohydrates with healthy grains. Opt for whole wheat pasta over white pasta or brown rice instead of white rice. You can also eat quinoa, bulgur or couscous instead of processed carbs.
- Carbohydrates should make up 45 to 65 percent of total calories.
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Carbohydrates
- Scientific American: Carbs against Cardio: More Evidence that Refined Carbohydrates, Not Fats, Threaten the Heart
- University of Maryland Medical Center: Carbohydrates
- Harvard School of Public Health: Carbohydrates
- Harvard School of Public Health: How to Spot Added Sugar on Food Labels
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Read the newspaper? Listen to the news? Venture onto Facebook?
If so, you've probably heard something about China rejecting U.S. recyclables. Residents may not even realize that some of the recyclables collected at our drop off centers or curbside are going to China. Let's look at this situation.
First, why are we, or were we, sending recyclables to China?
When the recycling movement was reinvigorated in the early 90s, there was plenty of U.S. capacity to accept glass, metal and plastic containers, as well as paper, for intermediate processing before those materials were sent to a U.S. manufacturer to use as feedstock for new products.
Polyethylene terephthalate, or PET, processors paid municipalities for plastic bottles, such as soda and juice. They cleaned, resized, flaked and color sorted the plastic. This plastic was sent to mills to be turned into polyester yarn for weaving into new (recycled) carpeting, for example.
The PET plastic bottles were a revenue source for the municipality that collected them and shipped them to a processor. This material was also no-to-low cost feedstock for mills.
As more municipalities and businesses started recycling, however, the supply of PET bottles began to exceed the demand, and the revenue to municipalities declined, but was still a financial benefit.
Staying with this example, when China started looking for feedstock for its manufacturing plants in the 2000s, they were originally willing to pay for the plastics, thus further disrupting the supply that went to U.S. manufacturers, who could not or would not pay as much for the PET.
This shift in the feedstock markets led to consolidation of manufacturers and even some closures.
Fast forward to the 20-teens, by which time China's middle class had grown and was generating its own volume of recyclables. Couple their growth with some bad apples in the waste and recycling business who sent heavily contaminated bales of supposed recyclables to China, and what could we expect?
This chain of events begins to explain the rationale for China instituting the Green Fence that was followed by the National Sword more recently. The National Sword was China's way of saying it wasn't going to accept our trashy recyclables anymore.
They had clean pre- and post-consumer resources from elsewhere and didn't need our contaminated loads. Under National Sword, the amount of acceptable contamination dropped significantly. They began rejecting loads, causing a backlog of recyclables here in the U.S., leading to zero revenue, which impacted our towns.
Can we really blame China for our woes? I would say no.
We need to clean up our recycling and stop what is now dubbed "wishful or aspirational recycling." What's that mean? Generally, it means that we want an item to be recyclable, so we just put it in the recycling bin without recognizing there's a consequence to that greasy pizza box, or the disposable coffee cup or some types of packaging.
Wishing that things can be recycled is not reality, nor sustainable. Everyone should check with their department of public works or town website to find out exactly which items are acceptable for recycling.
Clean recyclables equal saleable recyclables. An alternative already being tossed around is that we may need to go back to individual streams, rather than the commingled recycling we do now.
Do your part by recycling only what you are directed by your town, and better yet, reduce what needs to be recycled by changing your purchasing habits.
Recycling does save resources including water, electricity and in some cases, minerals and chemicals.
Your children and the environment will thank you for your efforts!
Margretta Morris is chairman of Brewster Recycling Commission. On Recycling appears monthly.


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As explained in our announcement of May 10, 2017 , Switzerland's Federal Council announced plans to invoke the safeguard clause contained in the Agreement on the Free Movement of Persons. Beginning June 1, 2017, and lasting for a period of twelve (12) months, the Swiss government has enforced quotas on category B permits for workers from Bulgaria and Romania (EU-2 states). The 996 B permit quota units are released on a quarterly basis.
The safeguard clause allows Swiss authorities to restrict unilaterally, during a defined period of time (usually one (1) year), the immigration of citizens of European Union (EU) and European Free Trade Association (EFTA) states if the immigration from these countries exceeded a certain percentage of the average of past years.
Update: Since June 1, 2017, during the second month of the first quarter (Q1) and since the first month of the second quarter (Q2) which started on September 1, 2017, the 249 B permits quota was exhausted. For the third quarter (Q3) which started on December 1, 2017, the B permit quota was already exhausted. No more B permits can be granted until the fourth and last quarterly (Q4) quota is released on March 1, 2018. We expect the fourth quarterly (Q4) quota to be exhausted only a few days after the release.
Who is affected?
- Bulgarian and Romanian citizens submitting category B work permit applications.
- Employers hiring Bulgarian and Romanian citizens not currently in possession of a valid Swiss work and residence permit for more than one (1) year.
What to expect
The Federal Council has not restricted L permits (short-term residence permits of up to one (1) year) for workers from Bulgaria and Romania.
Some Bulgarian and Romanian applicants may be refused B permits and, instead, be issued L permits for their employment, subject to the discretion of regional Cantons in Switzerland.
What you need to do
Planning ahead
- Clients should submit their B permit applications as early as possible in the beginning of each quarter.
- Contact your Emigra Worldwide representative for further details on how these updates may impact you or your client.


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Jones & Company CPA
Jones & Company specializes in accounting, tax, financial and consulting services for nonprofit organizations and small businesses. They came to us in need of a professional website. Blue Cloud Live was the perfect solution for their online presence needs.
The new website explains all their services in detail and includes helpful resources for nonprofits & small businesses. They can easily make changes using the built-in Drag & Drop Website Editor. The website also features a mobile-friendly version for visitors using mobile devices.
"I enjoyed working with Blue Cloud Studio to develop my website. During the process, they quickly made revisions based on my feedback and took the time to respond to my questions. The "feel" of the site was very important to me. I'm pleased with the final design; beyond the text, the site uses colors and layout for a highly professional overall design."


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I was working in Pa I quit my job to move to Wyoming I am working part time can I get partial
Updated : May 10th, 2019
How to claim your benefits in Wyoming
- Apply For Benefits-Wyoming
All Information required to apply for unemployment compensation here.
- Eligibility Calculator-Wyoming
Your questions on benefits answered here.
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Calculate your benefit amount using our free calculator here.
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Wyoming Unemployment QuestionsHow do I get paid?
Timely file weekly claims.
- Once you file your first pay order, the pay order for the next two week period is mailed to you.
- Pay orders are for a two week time period. After the two week period is over you can file for payment of those weeks by phone, by Internet, or by mail. Follow the filing instructions in the blue book.
When do I get paid?
Once a weekly claim has been filed and received, payment is normally mailed that same week.
How do I stop filing?
If you return to work and wish to stop filing for benefits, indicate this on your payorder or stop submitting pay orders.
What is a PIN number and how do I use it?
You use your PIN to file for benefits using Wyoming's Voice Response or Internet Continued Claim systems. A PIN is a number that should only be known by you. A PIN has the same force and effect as a manual signature. If a claimant knowingly allows another person to use their PIN, the claimant is responsible for the information provided to the Wyoming Department of Workforce Services, Unemployment Insurance Division.
Questions & Answers
Can I get unemployment if I don't feel comfortable doing a part of my job?
If I quit my job because of ongoing mental health issues which started before I started working at this job, and I started another job 4 months after leaving the first job, but I am only working part-time, do I qualify for unemployment?
Can I file for unemployment for the weeks while my employer was investigating a hostile work environment claim?
I am from Ca ,worked 5 and a half months in Wy …I was awarded 11 weeks only,and I won't have a job here in Ca when that is up.How and when, do I apply for an extension?I see 26 weeks is the max for Wy ,which I got working the same months from Ca in 2014 and 2015
HOW DO I TRANSFREE MY UNEMPLOYMENT FROM wY TO fLORIDA
my wife will be hiring some one to watch aunt olga in rock springs Wyoming four hours per day 20 hours per week does my wife Bernadine have to pay unemployment taxes in Wyoming for an employee ?
I work contract positions for many different companies. I live in Colorado but my last job was in Wyoming and was laid off do to lack of work. Previous to that job I worked in Louisiana and was laid off for the same reason. In what state do I need to claim my unemployment from?
I moved to WY to start a new job. Nine days into job I became very ill and had to leave my job, which included our housing. Because we had no place to stay we had to move in with our daughter in CA. Which state do I file under, WY or CA?
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A donation of securities is a great way to make a significant difference to our youth, while reaping some tax benefits. Your gift can be in the form of shares, bonds or mutual funds.
Please complete
the Share Donation Transfer Form. Please note: To receive a tax receipt, this form must be completed.
In order to take advantage of the tax savings, you must
transfer the ownership of your shares to Covenant House.
When your stock is transferred to our account, your personal
information does not automatically come with it. The information on
this form is required to cross reference the transfer and provide you
with a tax receipt.
The elimination of the capital gains tax on a gift of securities may create a considerable tax advantage to you, depending on your financial situation.
If you make a gift of appreciated stock, you will receive the benefit of a tax receipt for the fair market value of the stock, and not be subject to pay the capital gains tax. For example, if you were to donate stock that was originally purchased for $500 and now has a fair market value of $1,000, you will receive a tax receipt from Covenant House for $1,000 and you will not have to pay any tax on the gain. However, if you were to sell the stock and then donate the money later, you would be required to pay tax on the capital gains at 50%.
It is important to seek the advice of your financial advisor when making a donation of securities.
When we receive your donation of stock, we immediately sell the shares through the assistance of CIBC Wood Gundy, our investment firm.
To transfer securities, please provide your broker with the following information pertaining to Covenant House Toronto:
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If you are interested in donating stock that may be difficult to liquidate or considered volatile, please contact Christine Foisy-Monk, Associate Director, Development, at firstname.lastname@example.com or (416) 204-7062. Covenant House reserves the right to decline a gift of securities.
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Students get unconventional look at politics
Several Ohio Northern University students received an unconventional look at politics by attending the Republican and Democratic national conventions this summer. This type of educational opportunity allows ONU students to experience what they are learning in the classrooms and apply theory to real-life situations.
It was part of The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars. The students were under the tutelage of ONU political science faculty member Robert Alexander, Ph.D., himself a renowned expert in presidential politics, particularly in regards to the Electoral College.
"It seems appropriate for college students to become involved in this type of activity," Alexander said. "Politics affect everyone; you cannot escape it. It is important to have an informed electorate, and college students are at a particular time in their lives when they naturally have a good deal of intellectual curiosity as well as interest in current events that affect their futures."
"While the political discourse may tend toward insults and partisanship during the political season, from experiences such as this, the students learn to focus on the topics that matter. It is interesting that the students are from various academic disciplines, which supports ONU's liberal arts education and emphasis on interdisciplinary learning," Alexander said.
Students participating in the Republican convention included Jeff Alexander, a sophomore political science major from Monroeville, Pa.; Troy Brinkman, a sophomore political science major from Lima, Ohio; Seth Ferguson, a sophomore political science major from Mansfield, Ohio; Scott Gerdes, a third-year pharmacy student from Conneaut, Ohio; Ryan Hetrick, a senior history major from Frazeyburg, Ohio; and Jocelyn Reinhart, a sophomore political science major from Fostoria, Ohio.
Those at the Democratic convention were Derek Price, a sophomore political science major from Howell, N.J.; and Robert Putman, a junior political science major from Delaware, Ohio.
The participating students earned academic credit and completed written assignments associated with the experience. They students joined more than 250 students from across the country who attended guest lectures from prominent political leaders and volunteered on-site at the convention grounds. This volunteer work included working with the convention's communication team, assisting with the production of live news coverage at the major networks, writing articles for newspapers, and supporting the logistics of other delegation events and receptions.
Students who participated in the seminar spent the first week of the program learning the history of political campaigns, convention planning and procedures, and the role of the media. The second half of the program was spent at the convention, participating in fieldwork assignments and attending convention receptions and rallies.
"The national convention, an integral part of the U.S. political process, is a piece of preserved history," said Michael Smith, ONU alumnus and president of The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars. "The academic seminars teach students about the process, but not from the sidelines. Students learn from within, in the thick of it. We're grateful to have the support of ONU and applaud them for making this opportunity a reality for their students."
Since 1984, more than 2,500 students from more than 300 academic institutions have attended The Washington Center's two-week academic seminars at the Democratic and Republican national conventions. To date, the convention seminars remain the only national academic program of their kind and size.
The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars is an independent, nonprofit organization that serves hundreds of colleges and universities in the United States and other countries by providing selected students challenging opportunities to work and learn in Washington, D.C., for academic credit. The largest program of its kind, The Washington Center has more than 50,000 alumni who have become leaders in numerous professions and nations around the world. It was established in 1975. For more information, visit http://www.twc.edu


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Despite rising use, Schlow Library in State College may cut hours
Visits and circulation increased at Schlow Library in 2013, thanks in part to surging digital book readership, but it might not be enough to avert a cut in hours as soon as 2015, said library Director Cathi Alloway.
Like libraries across the state, Schlow has been tightening its belt for years in the face of budget cuts and stagnant state and federal funding. This year, it means closing the library's doors and furloughing staff for a week in May to make its budget.
To avoid such furloughs in the future, it might be necessary to scale back how many hours the library operates during the week, Alloway said Monday.
"I don't think we can continue to be open 65 hours a week," she said.
The library is mandated by the state to be open for at least 65 hours, but officials could get a waiver to decrease that number to 60, for example. Alloway said no decision has been made, but she speculated that if hours were reduced, they would be late evening hours on weekdays. Those are times when visitors drop off dramatically, she said.
"Any trimming we do will be based on data," she said Monday afternoon, hours before she would appear before the Borough Council to provide an annual update on the state of the library.
Her presentation to the council was hardly all grim, despite the ongoing budget troubles.
Alloway said the library saw a 3 percent increase in visits in 2013. Circulation also was up, thanks in small part to a 19 percent jump in readership of digital books, or e-books.
"There is no doubt the library continues to be heavily used," she said.
To capitalize on exploding e-book readership, and to make it easier to find titles online, the library is updating its website. Patrons who visited the website Tuesday likely saw a big change, as the library rolled out a test of the new technology.
The new website is scheduled to be on display on a permanent basis by later this week, Alloway said.
The web update was part of a $102,000 planned capital expense. Alloway said the site makes it easier for patrons to find titles, especially e-books. That was a challenge for designers because e-books are purchased by the library from different vendors, and titles have to be linked to those various companies. The result of the project is a better experience for library users, she said.
"It's a lot easier to find e-books," Alloway said. "That's the future of the library. People still love their print, especially in this community. But this is such a golden age for readers. You can read so much in so many different ways."
The website should make it easier to search for books inside the library, as well. Alloway said the library logged over 1 million searches of its catalog in 2013. And it should be simpler to search using mobile devices after the website update, she said.
"You can be out at a store, see a book you want to buy, and say 'Maybe Schlow's got it,'" Alloway said. "You can whip out your iPhone and see if we have it, place a hold and save yourself some money."
The library introduced another new program this week — a new parking validation system aimed at freeing up spots for customers during the day, and allowing the library to make some revenue when the facility is closed.
Alloway doesn't know yet how much revenue the lot will generate through paid public parking while the library is closed, but she budgeted the income at about $5,000.


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2012 Royal Enfield Electra EFI is a completely modern, fuel-injected, low maintenance motorcycle built in the image of the world-famous 1955 Bullet. The all new, fully integrated unit construction engine offers the latest in engine management technology for outstanding fuel economy, simplified maintenance, and higher cruising speeds.
The Bullet Electra is a classic motorcycle, simplistic in design with a new, robust and reliable unit construction engine.
TypeSingle Cylinder, 4 strokes
Bore x stroke84mm x 90mm
Compression Ratio8.5: 1
ClutchWet, multi-plate
Gearbox5 Speed Constant Mesh
LubricationWet sump
Engine Oil15 W 50 API, SL Grade JASO MA
Fuel SupplyKeihin Electronic Fuel Injection
Air CleanerPaper Element
Engine StartElectric/Kick
TypeSingle downtube, using engine as stressed member
Front suspensionTelescopic, 35mm forks, 130mm travel
Electrical System12 volt – DC
Battery12 volt, 14 Ah
Head Lamp60 W / 55 W, HALOGEN
Tail Lamp21 W / 5 W
Turn Signal Lamp-
Tyres Fr.90/90 – 19
Tyres Rr.100/90 – 19
Brakes Front280mm Disc, 2-Piston caliper
Brakes Rear153mm Drum, Single Lead Internal Expanding
Wheelbase1370 mm
Ground Clearance135 mm
Length2200 mm
Width800 mm
Height1120 mm
Kerb Weight185 Kg (with 90% Fuel & Oil)
Fuel Capacity14.5 Ltr (3.2Gallon)


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porch blinds in the cabin
interior application
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1/2 solid blind and 1/2 with window vinyl
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forest green manual roll
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string roll operation
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privacy blind
solid Sunbrella blind for sleeping quarters in the porch.
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Looking for a good old fashioned hometown parade to celebrate Independence Day? The Annual Woodstown 4th of July Parade has taken place since 1932 and many say it's straight out of Norman Rockwell painting with spectators lining Main St. waving flags. Appropriately, this year's parade theme is Small Town Americana.
Watch the Parade
The 2018 parade will take place at 10am on Wednesday, July 4th, rain or shine. The parade route starts at Allen Avenue, go up South Main St. through the Center of town, up North Main St. and end at Marlton Park. It usually lasts 1 1/2-2 hours.
** All participants should park at Marlton Park (123 Marlton Rd., Pilesgrove) and a shuttle bus will drop you off at Memorial Lake Park.
Enter the Parade
There's nothing better than a good old fashioned community parade complete with firetrucks, homemade floats and kids on decorated bikes or strollers!
All parade entries must be decorated and music accompaniment is encouraged! You can have a vehicle, bike or walking entry – your choice – but all entries should be family friendly. Participants must fill out this registration form.
1st, 2nd and 3rd place will be awarded to groups who best represent the Small Town Americana theme.
Judging will be based on the following criteria:1. Creativity (design, music, participants, props etc.) 2. Unified theme: Yankee Doodle Dandy 3. Eye Catching 4. Originality 5. Effort in Design 6. Patriotic Spirit
For more information visit http://www.woodstown4thofjulyparade.com/


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Mimi Biggadike reviews 'Coming to my Senses: The making of a counterculture cook' by Alice Waters
It is a colourful and turbulent life Alice Waters leads. Thankfully, it is turbulent in the fruitful sense, a process of regeneration and creation so nimbly edited into her autobiography . More
Christopher Menz reviews 'The Oxford Companion to Cheese' edited by Catherine Donnelly
The Oxford Companion to Cheese is an impressive undertaking with masses of fascinating and informed writing, and many illustrations on a delicious subject. It takes us from the origins of cheese – seventh millennium BCE – to the most recent technological developments. The scope is broad: as Catherine Donnelly notes in her introduction, there are 325 con ... More
Christopher Menz reviews 'Food in Art: From Prehistory to the Renaissance' by Gillian Riley
Food in history is a tantalising thing. Although we may have recipes, firsthand descriptions, and images, we can never be sure how things really looked or tasted. Much of the work of food historians has been focused on creative use of available sources, not to provide facsimile meals, but to gain insight into the cultural role of food of the past. Two recent books e ... More
Christopher Menz reviews 'The Essence of French Cooking' by Michel Roux and 'The Best of Gretta Anna with Martin Teplitzky' by Gretta Anna Teplitzky and Martin Teplitzky
Why is it that some recipe books fill you with enthusiasm to fire up the stove the instant you open them while others remain on the shelf, consulted rather than cooked from? Is it the text, the photographs, the design, or because they come from the pen of a trusted cook? In the case of The Essence of French Cooking and The Best of Gretta Anna with Marti ... More
Christopher Menz reviews 'The English and Australian Cookery Book' by Edward Abbott
Given the deluge of cookery books and unrelenting television programs, it is hard to imagine a time when there wasn't a single Australian cookery book. This year marks the sesquicentenary of the first: The English and Australian Cookery Book, a volume published anonymously in London, and compiled by 'An Australian Aristologist', Edward Abbott. Abbott (1 ... More
Christopher Menz reviews two new Australian baking titles
The Australian sweet tooth and ongoing love of cakes and desserts is evident in two recent publications. Both cover the basics as well as offering more ambitious fare; they are good places to start if this is your thing.
Phillippa Grogan's eponymous pâtisserie in Melbourne, established in 1994, offers the type of baked goods presented in this publication: ... More
Gay Bilson reviews 'The Bloomsbury Cookbook'
In the first volume of Virginia Woolf's diary (1915–19), an entry in June 1919 mentions England's possibly ruined strawberry crop. 'This is a serious matter for us as we have just bought 60 lbs. of sugar, & had arranged a great jam making. Strawberries are 2/ a lb. at this moment. Asparagus 6d & 7d, & yesterday at Ray's I ate my first green pea ... More
Christopher Menz visits 'The Agrarian Kitchen'
Two quite different books from two very different chefs illustrate some major trends in cookery writing and publishing in Australia. One is by a city chef who runs a restaurant, and the other by a country chef who runs a cookery school.... More
Gay Bilson reviews 'One Soufflé at a Time'
Not everyone's father sends his daughter a brace of pheasants while she is studying economics at Cambridge. With a choice of two gas rings on which to cook them, Anne Willan eviscerated and plucked the birds, then used one gas ring to cook a pheasant casserole and the other to make a caramel custard that she 'steamed over a galvanised tin laundry bucket'. She ... More
Gay Bilson reviews 'Cooked'
If Michael Pollan were a terminal illness, I'd be in the fourth stage of grieving. He has had a brilliant and successful run until now, producing seven books in just over twenty years, taking up a university teaching position (yes, food-related), writing long articles, mostly for the New York Times, and all the while cooking and thinking his way to se ... More


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Interrupted At Work
Mar 28
Ricky was trying to get some work done but his super-cute 18-year-old girlfriend had other ideas. Slipping her hand into his pants as she kissed him, the cute blonde teenager felt his manhood rise in anticipation of what was to come. Brushing her perfect little perky tits with his hand, he reached out and pulled her close and slipped hid tongue between her full quivering lips and tasted her innocence .
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We have some of the best rates in the Midwest at $88.00 per hour, and we only work on vintage cars. Interior, paint, chrome and bodywork we can do, and handle delivery of your classic car.
Baltria is BBB A+ (the highest) rated that you can only receive after being in business 7+ years, and we are GOLD members of the Chamber of Commerce.
Specializing in vintage auto repair and restoration, we service the following makes:
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At Baltria you will experience the best rates, the best service, and a joy working on your automobile not experienced anywhere else. While we have won awards, and worked on some of the finest classics in the country, we keep our rates low for every customer and treat every penny of work with great respect. Try us out, you will be amazed at how easy and fun working on your car can be!
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Hearing Loss
Hearing loss can affect anyone at any point in their life. It affects people in varying degrees and is triggered by any number of environmental or genetic reasons.
Because hearing loss can develop slowly, you might not notice the subtle loss of everyday sounds like a ticking clock or a rustling newspaper. Before you realize it, you're missing sounds critical for good communication. Hearing instrument specialist Jennifer Waddell can help you recapture these amazing sounds and again enjoy the world around you. Living with an untreated hearing loss means difficulties in talking with loved ones, at social get-togethers, and in workplace. Untreated, your hearing loss makes it a challenge to keep up with everyday life. Treatment can give you a higher quality of life by improving your personal relationships, reducing anger, avoid depression and provide a better control of your life.
There are Various Types of Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is categorized by the location—that is, where the damaged part of the ear is—as well as by severity of loss and the age of onset. There are three types of hearing loss: sensorineural, conductive, or a combination, known as a mixed hearing loss.
Sensorineural Hearing Loss
Sensorineural hearing losses occurs from damage to the inner ear (cochlea) or the auditory nerve pathways that transmit sound vibrations to the brain. Sensorineural losses can't be reversed and aren't treatable through surgery, but can be dramatically improved through amplification, such as a hearing instrument. When there's a sensorineural loss its common not to seek treatment for up to 7 years after realizing a hearing difficulty.
The most common cause of sensorineural hearing loss is Noise-Induced Hearing Loss from exposure to loud noise over a long period of time. While this type of hearing loss is preventable, it may be due to work related noise exposure such as construction. It can also be the result of recreational noise exposure, such as motorcycles, race track noise, shooting guns, music concerts or noisy clubs can be sources resulting in a sensorineural hearing loss. Another major source of sensorineural hearing loss the relationship to the aging process. 18% of the population aged 45-64 will have a hearing loss per the Deafness Research Foundation. Persons 65-74 are more affected, with a sharp rise to 30% in the hearing impaired after age 75. Over 47% of persons over the age of 75 are estimated to have a hearing loss, which is a staggering amount and affecting millions. Thankfully, sensorineural hearing loss is extremely treatable with today's innovative and advanced hearing aids.
Conductive Hearing Loss
Conductive hearing loss results from sound waves being blocked from reaching the inner ear, which is still functioning properly. Conductive hearing loss is normally treated medically. These hearing losses are most often medically or surgically treatable. The 15% of cases that cannot be treated medically do respond very well to hearing instruments. Causes of conductive hearing loss may be cerumen (earwax), perforations on the ear drum, ear infections or a genetic hearing disorder.
Mixed Hearing Loss
Mixed hearing losses are a combination of conductive and sensorineural hearing losses, involving damage to the outer, middle, and inner ear together. For example, a patient might have wax in the ear canal but also have a sensorineural hearing due to the aging process or noise exposure. The loss may be treated by procedures, medication and amplification.
If you suspect you or a loved one show signs of hearing loss and understanding speech, be it from distances, close up, restaurants or meetings, take our easy 5 minute hearing quiz.


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When: Friday July 20, 2012
Top: It's soooo old, I have no idea where I got it to be honest ;)
Jacket: Got it on a trip to Europe
Jeans: Guess Store (Panama)
Xoxo purse: ? (Panama)
Dinner and hanging out with my friends
Today I decided to wear something a little different: Jeans!! That's right, I don't aaaalways wear dresses and skirts.
My mom says that today I look like a Gangster! Hahahaha, that wasn't what I was going for but it really made me laugh ;)


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Specialist Beauty is a non-surgical beauty therapy business based in Worcestershire. Their previous website lacked a modern design and they needed a new more attractive website, while keeping it simple, modern and sleek.
Nick, one of bOnline's designers, decided to go with a wide, flat-look design using a lot of white space to keep the overall feel of the website clean.
In this ever changing world of websites, people don't want to be reading lines and lines of text to understand the business. Especially when it comes to white space, it can be rather boring for the reader which is why beautiful big images are important to capture the eyes of the user. Coupled with subtle touches of colour it all came together.
With the client being very happy with their new site, the results speak for themselves. The customer now has a clean, simple and modern-looking responsive website, that they can customise whenever they need using bOnline's easy to use platform.


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Member's Page
Welcome to the Park Players of Greenfield Park Official website
Park Players of Greenfield Park is an English language community theatre group located in Greenfield Park, Quebec, Canada. For more information regarding who we are, please visit our "About Us" page.
Please use the menu on the left to navigate your way around our site.
As with other pages on this site, we update the "Calendar of Events" page regularly to keep you informed about our most recent upcoming production. We put on two productions a year, one in the Spring and one in the Fall.
Our links page was last updated as of March 2, 2014 and may have some out-of-date links. We had added many new links such as more places to find play books as well several links to web rings dealing with theatre of different types (children's, community, etc.). We also updated any dead or out of date links at the time as well. Happy browsing!
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Whether trying to land that first big gig or working to perfect the necessary skills to fill a game world with sound, Aaron Marks' Complete Guide to Game Audio 3rd edition will teach the reader everything they need to know about the audio side of the multi-million dollar video game industry.
This book builds upon the success of the second edition with even more expert advice from masters in the field and notes current changes within the growing video game industry. The tools of the trade excerpts will showcase what professionals, like Marty O'Donnell, Richard Jacques and Tom Salta, use to create their work and to help newcomers in the field prepare their own sound studios.
Sample contracts are reviewed within the text as well as helpful advice about contractual terms and negotiable points. These sample contracts can also be found as a downloadable zip for the reader's convenience. Aaron Marks also explores how to set your financial terms and network efficiently along with examples of how projects can go completely awry and achieving the best results in often complicated situations.
Aaron Marks' Complete Guide to Game Audio serves as the ultimate survival guide to navigating an audio career in the video game industry.
Key Features
Chapter 1: An Introduction to Game Audio
Chapter 2: Essential Skill Sets and Tools
Chapter 3: Getting Organized and Ready for Business
Chapter 4: Finding and Getting the Jobs
Chapter 5: The Bidding Process
Chapter 6: Making the Deals
Chapter 7: Setting the Stage
Chapter 8: Creating Music for Games
Chapter 9: Creating Sound Effects for Games
Chapter 10: Voice Overs for Games
Chapter 11: Blending the Total Soundscape
Chapter 12: Scripting and Middleware
Chapter 13: Game Platforms and Their Audio Development Issues
Chapter 14: The Developers Guide to Audio Content
Chapter 15: Game Over? Not Hardly
Appendix A Game Audio: Getting the Help You Need to Succeed
Appendix B The Grammy's and Other Game Audio Awards


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Since many with autism (or related challenges) cannot attend traditional music performances due to uncontrollable vocalizations or physical movements, the Tetra String Quartet felt a real need to create a musical environment whereby not only are such behaviors not frowned upon, but accepted and embraced.
Azure concerts are approximately one hour in length. Family members and caregivers of all ages are welcome to attend! The performance will be followed by an instrument petting zoo!
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2018-2019 Concert Dates!
July 28 This concert will feature singer songwriter AJ Odneal! Reserve your tickets here.
December 15 Tetra welcomes guest flutist Anna Conigliari, as well as a special visitor from the North Pole. Reserve your tickets here.
March 2 This concert will feature percussionist Joe Goglia! Reserve your tickets here.
May 4 This concert will feature clarinetists Katie Palmer and Johnathan Robinson! Reserve your tickets here.
These free performances are at 3pm at the Tempe History Museum
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Ex-Manchester United striker Dimitar Berbatov has conducted a strange interview with himself on his Facebook page.
The PAOK star decided this was the best way to put to bed some rumours about his future after speculation that he wanted to leave the Greek club.
Berbatov's popularity may have taken a bit of a hit after he was sent off in a crucial game against AEK Athens at the weekend.
In the odd interview, Berbatov speaks about the red card and also his frustrations with the media in Greece…
Berbatov interviews Berbatov
Journalist Dimitar Berbatov: Hi, How are you feeling..
Dimitar Berbatov: Hi. I am fine but disappointed. We lost against AEK, and i receive a red card.
JDB: Do you think it was a red card?
DB: Yes. Player from AEK was holding and preventing me from position myself better in the box and this, and the fact, i was angry and nervous, make me hit him.
JDB: But this is not a reason to hit someone! Many football players get held during games.
DB: Yes. This is true. That is way i say again, this is not something that resonate well with the way i see and play football, but everyone can lose his balance and do something stupid during a game.
JDB: Why was you so nervous and angry?
DB: Because of the fact that i was watching the game, and even that AEK was not the better team, they still score a goal. Because i was not playing and i could do nothing to help. This was a derby and i come here to play exactly in this kind of games, where my quality and experience can help the team, and not for me to stay on the bench and do nothing. But the opposite happened.
JDB: And you are disappointed because of this?
DB: Yes. When i don't play, i can't be happy. The problem is that, in this case i took it out on the colleague from the other team. And i am not one of this players looking for a conflict, this is a well known fact, but in this case the opposite happened, for which i am sorry.
JDB: And now?
DB: Now i carry the consequences from my action. 3 games ban. And because of this i say sorry to the team!
JDB: Some media says you don't want to play for PAOK any more?
DB:This is why i am giving interview to you, and not to people who are coming up with stupid things like this..This is not true, and with this kind of talks some people are trying to harm the team. Or for people to say: "Look at him, he don't wanna play any more and this is way he get a red card." Which of course is not true. And the truth is this. I still feel joy when i play football. I want to play. When this is not happening i am angry and disappointed. There is no way to feel joy from the fact that i am not playing, and they are paying me good money amid all that is happening in Greece. And i can help PAOK on the pitch, with my football quality i have and demonstrate through my career. When this is not happening, i am disappointed and you can see it. With me, if the passion for football decrease and i stop to get angry, stop yelling and gesticulate on the pitch, then i don't care for the football or the team i am playing for. The passion is gone. But this is not the case yet. PAOK is my team now, and i fight for my team, even if this means a red card sometimes.
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Energy is one of the most important of all the worlds resources. We need energy for light, to cook food and to keep us warm. It powers industrial machinery and transport. Fortunately, the natural environment provides us with a wide range of energy resources. A distinction is made between primary energy and secondary. Primary energy is fuels that provide energy without undergoing any conversion process, for example coal, natural gas and fuel wood. Secondary energy includes electricity and petrol, which are made from the processing of primary fuels. In today's world, electricity is undoubtable the leading source of energy.
There is another important distinction made in the world of energy. Energy sources such as fuels (coal, oil and gas) are classed as non-renewable. Once used up, they cannot be replaced easily. Relatively new energy sources such as solar, wind and tidal power are described as renewable. For this reason they are sustainable, and are likely to play an increasingly important role in the future.
Energy Demand
The demand for energy across the world is constantly rising. This increased demand is caused in part by the increase in population, and by economic development. The amount of energy a country uses is widely used to indicate or measure the level of development. As a country develops, energy-consuming activities, such as manufacturing, provision of services and transport increase in scale and importance. This rising demand for energy results in a country generating more of its own energy from its different sources or relying on other countries with imports of fuels.
The image above shows the global distribution of energy consumption as well as energy demand. Europe and North America use 70 % of the world energy, although this is only 20% of the worlds population. It is because these areas experienced large-scale economic development, there original energy sources were fossil fuels – first coal and the oil and gas. Today however, these resources run low or empty so the recourse are imported from other countries to meet the rising demand.
Notice in the image above that the demand for energy over much of South America, Africa and South-east Asia is very low. This reflects that these areas are less economically developed than Europe and North America.
Energy Production
The image above shows that three-quarters of the worlds production of energy comes from three main sources: oil, natural gas and coal – all non-renewable energy. The image below shows the major producers of energy: USA, Canada, Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand and parts of the Middle East. These areas are rich with one or more of these main reserves of energy sources.
By comparing the above image with the image twice above, it is clear to see that the world's major consumers of energy are also the major producers i.e. the countries with less energy demand and consumption have less energy production but still the resources to have a higher energy production.
Energy Gap
There are an increasing number of countries in the world facing what is referred to as an energy gap (the difference between a country's rising demand for energy and its ability to produce that energy from its own resources. The gap is being widened by the deliberate phasing out of fossil fuels. The resulting los of energy is greater than the amount of energy being generated for other renewable sources.
It is uncertain that the world has an energy crisis, it certainly has plenty of reserves of coal, oil and natural gas. However these are non-renewable and are being questioned because of there carbon emissions and the link that has to global warming. If the world does have an energy problem today, it would be the growing mismatch between the distribution of energy consumption and Production. This Mismatch is creating not only national energy gaps, but also countries with energy surpluses. These surpluses give those countries huge geopolitical and economic power. They have the ability to hold other countries to ransom and many would question how that financial power is being used by some countries.


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Football is making major inroads into the American psyche and although there is a distance to go, the game's reach is even being felt in areas traditionally associated with anything but the beautiful game.
In the last century the world looked primarily to America for popular culture, and nowhere is that more apparent than in the Deep South states of Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana. Down here you can trace the origins of the blues, jazz, soul, and rock 'n roll - music that spread like wildfire across the globe.
During the same period, football cemented its position as the most popular sport in almost every nation, with one particularly high profile exception. America's reluctance to fully embrace football has long been a source of intrigue for fans in other nations, and while the game's profile has been gradually growing, it doesn't share anything like the same profile as the more established televised sports. As a visitor to the South in particular, you'd be excused for thinking football doesn't exist at all. That doesn't mean you can't find a passionate football crowd, though, you just have to look a bit harder.
Nashville, Tennessee, claims to be the home of country music. The Downtown area is busy on any given Saturday with country music fans taking in the sights and sounds of the bars on Broadway. This year's UEFA Champions League final coincided with Memorial Day weekend, bringing in even more revellers than normal. And if that wasn't enough, Jimmy Buffet, the legendary country rocker, was in town for one night only. If you wanted to watch the football, however, there was only one place to be, the Dan McGuiness pub.
At 12.15pm the bar was already filling up in anticipation of the 1.45pm kick off. Both finalists were well represented, but Manchester United had a clear advantage in numbers. Shortly before kickoff, someone jokingly threw a Liverpool scarf at one noisy Red who was initiating United chants. He responded with a derogatory song about Liverpool supporters (delivered with a noticeable Southern drawl), and was accompanied with plenty of enthusiasm by the United fans in his group. The 30 mile rivalry between Merseyside and Manchester is clearly alive and well, 4,000 miles away in Tennessee.
A noisy atmosphere was sustained for the first half, but ultimately fell away as Barcelona's victory became inevitable. At full time fans of both teams were shaking hands and discussing the game together. Of course, this was the showpiece game of European domestic football with two behemoths of the modern era taking part. Globalisation has pushed the Champions League to every corner of the planet, so it was not really a surprise to find a pocket of interest, but what about the domestic fan-culture in the US, and in particular in the Deep South?
When discussing football in America, the frequently asked question centres on how it can compete with baseball, basketball, football (gridiron), ice hockey and numerous other sports? Indeed, on the morning of the Champions League final, ESPN featured comprehensive coverage of the women's college softball championships, and a lacrosse tournament, but there was no mention of the Champions League final taking place. Perhaps this is because it was on a rival channel, Fox Sports, but it also suggests there isn't enough sustained interest from viewers to warrant a higher profile.
This must be a source of frustration for those fans in the Dan McGuiness pub, but it might also serve a purpose in bringing them together. I put these issues to Jason Le Blanc, who writes regularly on football from his home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. He's relaxed about the position of the game in his home country.
"Football [soccer] will never be the top sport as it is globally, but that's okay. The US is a large and diverse nation that has enough of a fan base to have football grow and flourish without being number one."
The stable growth demonstrated by Major League Soccer is evidence to support Jason's view, but what about his native South? The MLS is gradually expanding its franchises, but you won't find one down here. In terms of other sports, New Orleans has the Saints (NFL franchise), Nashville has the Tennessee Titans (NFL) and the Predators (NHL), Memphis has the Grizzlies (NBA), and in Mississippi (the Rebels) and Alabama, college football (gridiron)is king. Jason considers it unlikely that any of these locations could support an MLS franchise, but the MLS isn't the only show in town.
In the confusing structure of American soccer, the feuding USL professional league, featuring 15 teams, and the rival 8 team North American Soccer League (NASL), are vying for status with the USSF (the national governing body). Even with these two leagues factored in, the only professional team in the region are the Atlanta Silverbacks, who play in the NASL. As the largest city in the area, Atlanta would most probably be the only credible candidate for an MLS franchise; for this to happen the Silverbacks will need to prove an appetite for football in a city dominated by professional and college gridiron football.
To put it into perspective, that's one professional team in five states with a population of 28 million people, spread over a land mass of 250,000 square miles (England covers 50,000 square miles).
The highest standard played in most of these states is the USL Premier Development League, the top amateur association in the US. At this level you will find sides like the Baton Rouge Capitals and Nashville Metros competing in the Southern Conference. Matches are played in front of a crowds ranging from a few hundred to a couple of thousand. A respectable level of interest, but even within the geographical boundaries of the Southern Conference, the distances dwarf those faced in European amateur leagues. It's a bit like asking amateur sides from Cornwall to play in the same division as teams from Aberdeenshire, only further away. For example, Baton Rouge face a 1,500 mile round trip to play West Texas. These fixtures would be a non-starter in the UK, but to Americans such distances are just a reality of life.
The distance is surely a barrier for fans though. It might explain why some areas of the US are soccer hotspots, and others aren't. The United States could win the world cup and there would still be large chunks of the country where the sport was of little importance, but that shouldn't be hard to comprehend. After all, when England won the rugby world cup the sport received a massive boost in profile, but domestically it hasn't really expanded much beyond its traditional heartlands.
It may be a peculiar English trait to obsess over the number of professional teams. Perhaps a gradual expansion of the amateur game is the most sustainable and sensible option for tapping into America's growing interest in soccer. A gradual expansion of USL, with more teams in smaller regional conferences, might ease the burden on the amateur sides and help to foster a more familiar fan culture, with more supporters travelling to watch their team, and a more visible presence that mainstream America will find harder to ignore.
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Week 1 Waiver Wire
Just because draft season just ended, doesn't mean fantasy footballers get a week off from the waiver wire. There are several players that should have solid week 1 performances that did not get drafted in many leagues. Take advantage of your snoozing opponents and pull off a nifty week 1 waiver move that could strike fear across your league.
1. Zach Sudfeld - The Patriots offense showed very convincing signs that it is still a very potent machine during the preseason. The entire Fantasy Football World knows how big Gronk has played over the last few seasons, and now Sudfeld may be the first true Tight End handcuff. Sudfeld is 6-foot-7, weighs 260 pounds, and has shown very impressive pass catching abilities, and that is why he is the perfect fit to take over the void left by the injured Gronkowski. Sudfeld may not be very productive once Gronk gets back in the lineup and Sudfeld has injury concerns of his own, but he is starting the season with an extremely enticing opportunity that could lead to dominate fantasy numbers. If Sudfeld is still on your league's waiver wire, pick him up and ride the Tom Brady wave of success for as long as Gronk is on the sidelines. (Then trade him to your league's Gronk owner as a much-desired handcuff.)
2. Brent Celek - It's not often that two tight ends top a waiver wire add list. There are numerous reason to pick up Celek off the waiver wire and, unlike, Sudfeld, Celek should remain a viable starting option all year. The Eagles lost their top route running possession receiver when Maclin went down, and now someone has to step up and fill that void. Celek has been a reliable receiver across the middle of the field for many seasons. Celek leads all tight ends in yards after the catch since 2009. Celek has shown the ability to put together big seasons, and has been a solid fantasy contributor in the past. Celek is also an excellent blocker and will be on the field for the overwhelming majority of the Eagles' offensive plays. The Eagles fast paced offense led the preseason in plays per game. So is a tight end with great hands who will consistently be on the field for an offense that could lead the league in plays and has a possession receivers void to fill worth picking up off waivers? YES!
3. Ronnie Hillman - Another unusual scenario is having the top back on the depth chart of a Peyton Manning led super offense being available on waivers. The Broncos backfield is a jumbled mess and the word "committee" is scaring many fantasy owners. However, the Broncos running back depth chart has been the same since it was first released during the preseason. Ronnie Hillman has been the only running back in Denver to hold the honor of being called the top dog on paper. The reason for doubts around Hillman were his preseason fumbles and not his pass protection. If Hillman had a turnover free preseason, then the Fantasy Football World would be salivating over a Hillman show to start the season, but now he is getting dropped at an alarming rate. If Hillman is sitting on the waiver wire as a free agent in your league, snatch him up before someone else makes you look silly for hesitating. There is a chance that he does not perform well in 2013 and there is a chance that Moreno becomes Denver's league dog. There is also a chance that Hillman gets the ball to start the season for the Denver Broncos and he never gives it up. That is a great gamble to take, especially when all it cost is a spot on your team's bench.
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4. Nate Washington - The scene is set for Washington to have a very productive game against the Steelers in week 1. Washington should be motivated to go against his former team, and he has become a reliable target for Locker. Pittsburgh is a very intense place to play, and Locker will be under a lot of pressure from the Steelers' defense and fans. Washington should get lots of targets from Locker in order to quiet the crowd by keeping the chains moving and to keep the Steelers' defenders from putting Locker in the dirt. The Titans have some very hyped WR names on their roster, but Washington has been a very solid and reliable performer that has the ability to step up during big games.


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We had a lot of fun... until that is my youngest puked on the kitchen floor during cutting the cake. THAT did put a damper on things. I told her it was a major party foul. But because of that I missed getting very many pics of the kiddos. Really meant to get a group shot, but I was busy bathing a pukey 2 yr old and then holding her wrapped in her blanket for the rest of the evening.
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Michael Chiesa produced a feel-good end the current season of TUF: Live as he rebounded from the loss of his father early in the season to make it to the final where a submission victory over Al Iaquinta led to him becoming the next 'Ultimate Fighter' .
Iaquinta looked confident in the opening striking exchanges and also caught a couple of Chiesa's kicks. That led to Chiesa closing the distance and securing a body lock and moving to take his back.
Iaquinta tried to break free, but Chiesa had him secure and after a struggle was able to drag him down to the mat and secured his hooks.
Then he looked for the choke, and at first Iaquinta was able to keep him at bay, but not for long as he finally slipped his arm under his neck and began to apply pressure.
Escape looked very unlikely for Iaquinta but with so much at stake he was trying to hang on, and did so until he passed out and the referee stepped in to stop the fight and award Chiesa the victory.
Chiesa then got up of the floor and walked around the Octagon almost in a daze before what he'd just achieved sunk in and he started celebrating.
You can't help but feel pleased for Chiesa who seemed like an underdog several times in this season, but always found a way to win and tonight did so in fine fashion against a tough opponent in Iaquinta.
As the winner of the show he'll now enjoy a six-figure contract with the UFC, a three-fight endorsement deal with TapOut and a brand-new Harley Davidson motorcycle.