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안녕하세요! Welcome to another episode of Interview by TalkToMeInKorean.com. In this interview, Hyunwoo sat down with Steven Wilson from Canada to talk about his life and studying experiences in Korea. Steven is back in Canada as this is being posted, but he was here in Korea for almost a year studying at 서울시립대학교, and became very close friends with all the members of the team at TTMIK. Now listen in to find out what it was like for him to live in Korea as an exchange student for a year and how he studied Korean.
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RNAS Culdrose has announced how it plans to ease traffic on the roads around Helston during this year's Air Day.
Taking place next Thursday, July 31, gates open to the air base at 9.30am and close at 6pm.
Visitors arriving before 9am will be able to park on the Culdrose sports pavilion fields by following the signs. Once parked they will enter the site via a side gate and directed to the ticketing booth. This parking will involve an approximately 300 metre walk to the ticketing booth and main site.
From the Helston and Penzance direction access will be via Culdrose main gate on the A3083. Parking marshals will direct visitors to ticketing lanes and then onto the parking areas.
For those travelling from Falmouth and Truro, follow the traffic signs for Air Day along the A394 and diversions along the temporary one way system through Gweek, into the site via the W site gate.
From The Lizard people will be directed to W site gate or the Culdrose sports pavilion fields.
The best access for disabled visitors is to arrive from the direction of Helston on the A3083. Drivers are asked to display their Blue Badge prominently on arrival to be directed to suitable parking. If arriving from the Falmouth and Truro direction they will be parked close to the main site but it will involve an approximately 70 metre walk to the ticketing booth.
Anyone arriving by bicycle or on foot is asked to access the site on the same side of the road as the footpath.
When leaving drivers are asked to remain patient and follow the directions of the traffic marshals, as there will be many thousands of vehicles to get away safely and as quickly as possible.
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Microsoft Research finds future value in family history
For those Microsoft Research staffers who work at the mothership in Redmond, the company's annual TechFest is a festive and busy week of chatting with the people you really meant to spend more time with during the rest of the year. But if you're from out of town -- in from one of Microsoft's five satellite facilities in Beijing, Bangalore, Cambridge-UK, Cambridge-US, or Mountain View -- this may be one of a very few opportunities all year for you to connect with, and very likely show up, your out-of-town colleagues.
Take for instance the UK-based Socio-Digital Systems group, working thousands of miles from the offline conversations that happen on the Redmond campus. Gathered in the "Digital Past to Digital Presence" booth at the recent 'Fest, the gear the UK group had to show didn't make tiny bubbles float in virtual airspace or synchronize several social networks. Actually, its job was to give a place and presence for people's own history in the here and now.
And for a company that typically plugs the power of perpetual and often incessant connectivity, most of the SDS group's devices not only acknowledged that some people don't like to be plugged in, but... well, they allowed it, even embraced the notion.
The interface of an experimental device called TimeCard adheres to the structure of that harshest of mistresses, time. The gadget, which in prototype was about the size and shape of a medium-sized photo frame, organizes your photos, your scans, and your other digital files along a timeline, which can further be sorted by other criteria (e.g., location) and is navigated by touchscreen.
The researcher who demonstrated it for me had his grandfather's life in there -- not only photos, but his service records and the like, all organized along the long line of his years. Other peoples' timelines came and went, and at the very end, there was a photo of a very old man with a very young child -- the researcher's daughter, who "met" her great-grandfather with just six months to spare. The sliver of timeline said it all.
I loved it. And your real social networks -- not those mokes you follow on Twitter, but your family and friends -- just may love it too, and more importantly may be able to use it without making you weep for the gene pool from whence you sprang.
Another of this group's prototypes, called CellFrame, was made of plywood -- a word I'm not entirely sure you're even allowed to say in ritzy, enviro-active Redmond.
CellFrame's the one you want to give to your older relatives -- not because the prototype I saw was shaped to look like a 60s television console (albeit one not much bigger than your iPhone), but because it handles the one thing your older relatives would brave the Internet to get, without making them get on the Internet: photos. Each CellFrame is dedicated to one viewer, utilizes the mobile-phone network, and receives photos and short text and e-mail messages from whoever knows how to reach it.
The research team notes that it can also handle simple return messaging, but my vision for a device like this dwarfs anything that can be accomplished with mere texting: Resting on my grandmother's living-room table, Just Working, and giving us something else to talk about. Offline.
It's hard to imagine a circumstance under which it's nice that computers might encourage a bit of disorganization, especially where family and memories are concerned, but watching Family Archive in action I wonder if using a boxes-and-attics visual metaphor really could have gone anywhere else. (As one researcher put it, "started organizational, ended playful.")
Family Archive looks quite a bit like other Surface-based wares on the...er, surface -- in other words, a table with a flat, multitouch top. But this interface replicates not only the way one stores souvenirs and photos in marked boxes (yes, physical souvenirs; the table-like prototype included a camera for photographing non-digital objects, and could one day include actual 3D scan capability) but how one deals with boxes. We dump them out and photos and objects fly all over the screen. We sort objects into piles, look more closely at some, set others aside.
This table-top experiment is still a work in progress, and I'd love to see it add the ability to annotate items or link items together (e.g., the front and back of a scanned postcard), but the sloppy serendipitous charm of the interface sells the concept. Sifting through old boxes in the attic is restful and stirs memories and mental connections; so does Family Archive, without also stirring dust.
SDS has a knack for developing humble gadgets that you wish someone would sell you right here, right now; I personally yearn for my own Whereabouts Clock, which I believe I last saw in the Arthur and Molly Weasley home. As with almost everything at TechFest, nothing's certain to see daylight and everything's likely to change. Still, I came away from Cambridge's booth more than ordinarily wishing that I already had the option to interact with technology the way they envision me doing, and glad they made the trip to Washington.


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AnnaLynne McCord caused quite a stir when she accidentally tweeted a topless photo of herself Monday. But the 24-year-old 90210 star is already moving forward from her mishap.
"My only response to all these lovely people is, 'He who be without sin case the first stone,'" McCord told Global Grind on Tuesday. "If you have never messed up or done anything wrong in your life, then please, feel free to judge me."
As for her slip-up? She told Global Grind simply, "I'm a human being and we make mistakes."


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Andrew Dunstan <andrew(at)dunslane(dot)net> writes: > Tom Lane wrote: >> The stats collector processes normally don't shut down until they >> observe postmaster exit (and I think in CVS tip there's an >> up-to-one-second delay before they'll even look). Everything else >> should be gone first though. > Sounds like a 2 second sleep should do the trick. Will test later. > Maybe we should do it everywhere, not just Windows, to ensure that we > don't get nasty interleaving on the log file? The stats processes won't write anything to the log file under normal circumstances anyway, so I wouldn't support the above. A possibly more relevant argument is that if one is using the option to keep stats totals across postmaster restarts, the old totals aren't necessarily valid until the old stats processes exit, and so a pg_ctl restart sequence could fail to transfer the totals. Maybe we should redesign the shutdown sequence so that the stats processes get killed quicker. Offhand it seems to me that we could kill the stats buffer process as soon as the last normal backend is gone, and let the stats collector process do its shutdown in parallel with the shutdown checkpoint. I don't believe that a checkpoint operation will send anything to pgstats, so this wouldn't lose any stats data. Arguably it would make it more likely that the stats data gets written --- in the current scheme, the stats collector is the last out the door and thus in pretty serious risk of being SIGKILL'd by init, if we are in an init-driven shutdown. Jan, any thoughts? regards, tom lane
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Civil War Letters of William (Billy) A. Elliott
Letter #6
Magnolia Dauplin County N C
January 23 1863
Dear Father I take my pen in hand to rite you a few lines to let you know that I am well and I hope these few lines may find you all enjoying the same good blessings. I have nothing of interest to rite you at this time. I havent receive a letter from you since the last day of December. Samuel Auten told me last night you sent word in his letter for me to send my letter to Martin Dale for you was afraid to go to Charlotte on acount of the small pox. This is three letters I have rote since I have got a line from home. I am sory to inform you we have to deliver up our tents this morning and then we will have to lie out like hogs. We left Weldon the 19. I heard that West was at home but I no how true it is. I was more than glad to hear from him being at home but I was sorry I was not there my self. I heard his twelve months was out and he would not reinlist and he got to come home but I hear the conscript will fetch him out again. If it does tell him to come to our company. I saw Jim Patton he is in the thirty fifth Regt Co H. He is well and harty. Robert Ewing is going to get a box from home. You had better put my pants in. I have got $37 and will draw fifty more in a few days. The Capt told I would get in three miore days. I think our new comers is geting tired of the army a redy. If they aint I know who is that is myself. So I will have to close as the male is about starting out. So nothing more remains. Your true son until death. So rite soon Rite soon Rite soon Direct your letters as this is headed.
William A. Elliott
To Richard W Elliott
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To George R Elliott
George I heard that there was a school going on at our scholl house and I want you to rite who is teaching and wheather you are going or not. Give all the boys and girls my best respects. Be sure and rite me a few lines. so nothing more
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Cleveland, OH, United States, 2013/02/21 - Joe Kapitan, AIA, NCARB, will manage clients' projects from ideation to occupancy - BuricGlobal.com.
To help clients better manage their construction projects from ideation to occupancy, Buric Global is expanding its services to include owner representation.
Joseph M. Joe Kapitan, AIA, NCARB, has been promoted to senior project consultant at Buric Global and will head the new service.
In the field of construction, an owners representative is exactly that someone who works on the owners behalf to manage building projects from their initial planning to occupancy. On any given project, an owners representative will oversee design, planning, bidding, contract management and construction execution ensuring that processes and plans meet anticipated budgets and schedules.
As construction becomes more complicated, many owners find themselves challenged to provide the in-house resources or knowledge needed to successfully manage and complete their capital projects, said Janet H. Zollinger, chief executive officer of Buric Global. Instead of hiring internal construction management experts which, in itself, may be outside their comfort zone owners can outsource that responsibility to us at Buric Global, which has a proven track record of delivering projects on time and on budget.
Kapitan is a construction management executive with more than 25 years of professional experience serving in the roles of construction manager, general contractor, architect and owners representative. A registered architect, Kapitan is a member of both the American Institute of Architects and the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards.
A member of the Buric Global team since 2006, Kapitan holds a masters degree in management from the University of Arkansas and a bachelors degree in architecture from the University of Notre Dame.
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TENS of thousands of people across Europe will take part in a range of events to promote internet safety on Tuesday (February 5).
Supported by the European Union, it is the tenth annual Safer Internet Day.
The occasion has particular resonance in Darlington, home of 17-year-old Ashleigh Hall, who was murdered in 2009 by a man she met online.
Safer Internet Day aims to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology, particularly among young people.
Schools, businesses, local authorities, police forces and youth organisations have been encouraged to get involved.
Northumbria Police is one of the North-East organisations supporting the day.
Detective Chief Inspector Max Black, of the force's protecting vulnerable people unit, said: "The internet has become an invaluable resource for people of all ages.
"However, it is open to abuse because sometimes there is little accountability and regulation.
"Therefore, it is important that we are aware of the potential dangers so we can all use the internet safely and responsibly."
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Botched Season 1: How Is Jenn Farinet Doing After Surviving the "Worst" Deviated Septum?
Jager Weatherby on 7 Jul 2014 at 8:00am
Jenn Farinet before appearing on Botched
Of all the people we've seen so far on Botched, Jenn Farinet is one of the patients who's really pulled our heartstrings. The July 6 episode followed her story as she explained the harsh bullying she endured growing up and the two unsuccessful nose jobs she underwent because it.
Dr. Nassif said she had one of the "worst deviated septums" he's ever seen, yet that didn't stop him from taking on the case. When Jenn finally got to see her revised nose for the first time, she couldn't hold back her tears (and neither could Dr. Nassif!). Her newfound confidence was apparent at her unveiling, where she announced how happy she was with the results, "It would almost be rude not to let people see how awesome this is!"
RealSelf recently caught up with the Botched star to find out how she's doing following her third (and hopefully final!) rhinoplasty, as well as get some juicy scoop from behind the scenes.
RealSelf: Why did you decide to get your revision done by the doctor who "botched" your first nose job?
Jenn Farinet: I returned to the same surgeon for my revision for the same reason I saw my surgeon in the first place — I didn't really know better. Both my mother and I were under the impression that my surgeon was one of the best in New York City, so neither one of us thought to look elsewhere when the first one didn't go as planned. Because he told me after my first surgery that I had "the most twisted septum [he's] ever seen," I automatically assumed it was my anatomy that had caused the botched result. It wasn't until after the revision that I realized maybe I hadn't seen the right doctor for my condition.
RS: How are you doing post-Botched?
JF: To say my life has completely changed since Botched is an understatement. Every aspect of my life is different, from where I work to who I'm friends with to how I feel about myself and my place in the world.
Physically speaking, my nose is perfect. I couldn't have wished for a better result. More importantly is how it works. To be perfectly honest, I didn't even realize how bad my breathing issues were until Dr. Nassif removed the splints and I took my first breath. I can run and exercise without getting tired, my teeth have gotten healthier from not constantly breathing through my mouth, and I can actually smell things for the first time in a long time!
Emotionally, I've never been better. There is something that happens to you psychologically when you are finally able to fix something you thought for so long was unfixable. It might not seem like much to some, but it gives you some faith back when you feel like it's you against the world. I may never be perfect inside or out, but I know that there's a way to make things better and I've found my strength to do so.
RS: What's Dr. Nassif really like? Do you have any funny behind-the-scenes scoop you can share?
JF: If you think Dr. Nassif looks like a wonderful doctor on TV, I can tell you first hand it is not because of editing. Dr. Nassif is truly one of the most genuine, caring, and professional people in the world. Even when the cameras weren't rolling, I knew I was Dr. Nassif's top priority when I was with him. I think that's surprising for most people to hear about a doctor on TV. Also, the witty banter between Dr. Nassif and Dr. Dubrow that you see on the show… that's not just for TV! Anytime I was in a room with those two, they would hurl insults at each other playfully. It kept the mood light and the entire cast and crew in stitches (literally and figuratively!)
RS: What didn't we see with Dr. Nassif that you wish we had?
JF: I really wish you could have seen more of the actual surgery and artistry that went into rebuilding my nose. Dr. Nassif spent 8 hours in surgery reconstructing my entire nose with my ear and my scalp. To me, that's the most amazing part of the show. The talent and the precision that Dr. Nassif works with is beyond remarkable. While we all look beautiful after the surgery, the real beauty is in how skillful these doctors really are and how much effort they put into each individual case to ensure the safety of their patients.
RS: What was going through your mind when Dr. Nassif had such an emotional reaction to your results?
JF: I think Dr. Nassif's reaction to my surgery really cemented the entire experience as a pivotal point in life. Janice Dickinson said something very poignant in her episode. When Dr. Dubrow said "You made it through," Janice stopped him and said "WE made it through." This hasn't just been my journey and my story — this was everyone's story. Everyone's had things they would go back and change if they had one wish. Dr. Nassif and his team were able to right a wrong and completely change my life. Seeing the effect it had on him meant a lot to me and it has inspired me to want to give back in my own life.
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Durban - Parents who don't keep track of their children on crowded beaches over the festive season could be charged with child neglect, the eThekwini municipality has warned.
Christo Swart, chairman of the municipal committee tasked with making child safety arrangements over the holiday period, said it was time for them to lay down the law, Beeld reported on Friday.
"The municipality acts responsibly, and we want parents to act responsibly too," he said.
A few years ago, there were cases involving children who had to spend several days in a place of safety before their parents fetched them.
"It's a very traumatic experience for a child."
Swart said it happened often that parents only started searching for their missing children at sunset.
"We will warn these people, but if they don't listen, we will prosecute them according to the Children's Act," he said.
The metro has, for the past few years, put measures in place during the summer holidays to take care of children who lose their parents among the thousands of bathers who pack the Golden Mile's beaches, especially on public holidays. - Sapa


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#FairMoms Twitter Party
Celebrate moms around the world, win prizes & tweet for Fair Trade on 5/5 at 5PM PT
Believe it or not, but Mother's Day is around the corner! We think Moms make the world go 'round, and the Fair Trade Moms who grow our food and sew our clothing truly make a world of difference - So let's celebrate them!
This year Mother's Day falls on the same weekend as World Fair Trade Day and is the perfect time to learn more about the strong women of Fair Trade. Join prAna, Heifer International, Kiva, DAVIDsTEA, UNREAL, Dillanos, UNICEF USA End Trafficking project, Healthy Voyager  and FairTradeUSA on May 5th from 5-6pm PT for a Twitter party about the easy ways you can Fair Trade your Mother's Day. Just use the hashtag #FairMoms to attend!
And what would a party be without prizes? Lucky attendees will be entered to win Fair Trade goodies to help them celebrate Mother's Day and support moms around the world at the same time. Just join the conversation using the hashtag #FairMoms to be eligible to win! See you there!
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The following article appears in the current March/April edition of The
Texas Independent Banker magazine.
What Your Board of Directors Should Know: Creating a Strong (and Effective!) Community Bank Board of Directors
By Kelly Goulart
We all recognize that bank directors must make decisions that impact
three very distinct stakeholders - shareholders, depositors, and
regulators. There is another distinct stakeholder for a community bank
board: the very community they live, work, and worship in. The fact
that we call on our community bank board members to help supervise and guide a
critical part of communities across the state means that a community bank board
member must be balanced, competent, and committed to the task. Not an
easy chore when trying to identify and develop candidates for the job.
First, a board member should be balanced. One critical task is
making sure that whomever is selected reflects the community, but is not
duplicative of another board member. Individually they understand the
market and have a strategic vision for the bank that resonates with
shareholders and senior management. Those individuals understand
that the role of a board member is to focus on the sustained value of the bank
while growing their community, and how they can contribute to both. However, board members and candidates should have
diverse profiles and thoughts. A diversity of skills, expertise and
experience promotes discussion and a certain amount of what we like to call
"efficient friction." This kind of balanced board membership can
bring real value to the bank by addressing the wants and needs of each group of
stakeholders and providing strategic vision.
A board member should be competent. Gone are the days when Aunt
Tilly was put on the board for the simple fact Aunt Tilly\'s family has had a
member on the board for 50 years. Any candidate being considered should
bring strong business expertise to the board, preferably banking
experience. Simply put, the day of the amateur part-time board member is
over. Look for community business leaders who understand the wants and
needs of the various stakeholders, understand the concept of risk
management, and can make tough business decisions. But just because
they are strong business leaders does not mean they will be equally effective
as board members. They need to be consensus builders. Each board
member should work toward making sure the board functions as a team and that it
understands and "owns" the strategy of the organization.
Finally, a board member should be very committed to the role.
Being a member of a community bank board takes a certain level of dedication
that not every person can muster. For example, any individual being
considered should be unequivocally dedicated to the continuing educational
demands that will be placed upon them. This requirement should be clearly
addressed in both the appointment process for selecting candidates and in the
responsibilities for continuing board members.
Karen Neeley, IBAT General Counsel, in a recent email wrote, "I would
suggest that one important issue is director training. They need to be
educated not only on their core duties and responsibilities and liabilities but
also more specifically on topics such as BSA/AML and fair lending. They
absolutely must understand "conflict of interest" issues, code of
conduct/ethics requirements (including Bank Bribery Act), and confidentiality
requirements. Regulation O and Regulation W are very important for them
to understand as well." That level of education and understanding will
require a board candidate who is committed and willing not only to learn, but
to re-learn.
So any prospective board member should
be balanced, competent, and committed. That should be made clear from the
very beginning. The last thing that should happen is, after joining the
board, an individual says "I had no idea it was going to be so much
work!" One way to help avoid that is by providing every prospective (and
existing) board member with a written "job" description. That job
description should address the role of the director and what exactly will be
expected of them, including the time and educational commitment. Everyone
should have a very clear understanding of the strategic function of the board
and should sign off on a job description that includes their role and specific
responsibilities before joining the board. It\'s a good idea for the board
to revisit those written "job" descriptions at least annually so they can
sharpen their focus.
Kelly Goulart is IBAT\'s Regulatory Compliance Manager.


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Regan Cunliffe blogs at Throng about the disconnect with the liberal elite who think NZ on Air should fund their pet projects and not programmes like New Zealand's Got Talent. The show isn't my cup of tea, but then again neither is Citizen A and their endless stream of niche lefty opinion munters:
What is it with our inbred desire, as kiwis, to want to find fault with everything? Particularly when it comes to local versions of highly successful and incredibly expensive TV shows.
With New Zealand's Got Talent returning to our screens, it appears as though there are a lot of people who were simply desperate for it to be bad. While one New Zealand Herald reviewer desperately wanted it to be bad, and Stuff desperately wanted the ratings provided by TVNZ to be "massaged" and inflated, people like Martyn Bradbury continue to suggest NZ On Air should onlyfund non-popular programming.When #NZGT became a top trending topic on twitter, despite the blur of tweets whizzing past in the scrolling mess, numerous comments were along similar lines that the show wasn't nearly as cringeworthy as they'd expected. Many, in fact, were quite pleasantly surprised.
It is important to note that NZ On Air is:
an independent government funding agency. We invest in a colourful range of cost-effective local content, to extend choices for different New Zealand audiences.
Forget what you'd like NZ On Air to be, this is what it is. It funds a broad range of shows for a broad range of audiences. Thankfully its funding model isn't restricted to niche, low rating shows but also shows with mass appeal that require a significant amount of finance in order to go to air.
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Latin Notes: Grupo Vida becomes hotter than ever with its act 2
Reinvention and alter egos make the music business go 'round. Miley Cyrus' "Best of Both Worlds" tour was designed to transition the young singer from her Disney "Hannah Montana" image.
Published 2:08 pm, Thursday, October 28, 2010
Reinvention and alter egos make the music business go 'round.
Miley Cyrus' "Best of Both Worlds" tour was designed to transition the young singer from her Disney "Hannah Montana" image. The Beatles became Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band to permanently shelve their mop-top days and free themselves musically.
David Johansen shed his New York Dolls act to become lounge singer Buster Poindexter. Alanis Morissette went from child TV actress and Debbie Gibson wannabe to "Jagged Little Pill."
Include Grupo Vida the Electric Cowboys - who play Graham Central Station Friday night - in that list of chameleon success stories.
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Next year, the popular, trendsetting Tejano group and country music act will celebrate its 20th year together - reinvigorated, reinvented and better than ever.
That's saying something for an act that will always be remembered for (and compete against) its flashy Sunny Sauceda era. Much of its rebirth can be credited to the Electric Cowboys side of the equation.
"It was a surprise," acknowledged co-founder/multi-instrumentalist Jason Martinez, explaining that the Electric Cowboys side of the band emerged in 2002.
"You don't expect for things to kinda blow up. I don't want to say 'blow up' because they really haven't yet. But little by little, we're excelling. Going to Nashville and having people that are interested is very exciting for us."
In Nashville, these twanging Latinos are downright exotic.
"They dig the fact that a whole bunch of Hispanic boys can pull off country music," Martinez said.
Grupo Vida's hardcore Tejano fans love it, too. No Jekyll & Hyde dilemma here - as long as you can dance to them both.
"I have a friend that says Tejano music is nothing but country in Spanish and vice versa," Martinez said. "The two are really, really so related with the subject matter and the grooves. Usually Tejano lovers are country lovers."
Friday night at Graham Central Station, Grupo Vida will show off both sides - progressive conjunto and pop country. "It's a lot of fun," Martinez added. "It keeps it interesting."
Adding that extra skip to their step is 19-year-old accordionist Josh Baca from Albuquerque, N.M. Baca, whose uncle is Max Baca of LosTexManiacs, joined the group this summer.
It's a dream gig for the baby-faced musician who admitted that as a preteen he once dressed up as Sauceda for Halloween.
"I grew up listening to their music and I tried to mimic them and dress like them. I tried to be like Sunny Sauceda," said Baca. "I think it's destiny to play with these guys. I was Sunny one year for Halloween. Yeah, I bought baseball gloves." (Note: Sauceda was famous for his Michael Jackson-style gloves.)
The ultimate tribute: His mother added fringe to his pants to look like chaps that Sauceda wore.
"My sister had this doll with white, stringy hair, and I cut the hair off and had my mom sew it to my jeans like the chaps that Sunny used to wear," said Baca, who has been playing since he was 2 and once used an ice chest for his accordion case.
These days he makes sure his three-button Hohner Corona II is properly housed.


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January 23rd and 30th for ages 12 - 100 years old @ 2:30 pm for one hour and a half each day. Join us for this amazing art form with a special guest, Joao Bordallo. Capoeira is a martial art/dance/fight that originated in Brazil over 400 years ago. Brought to Brazilian plantations by African slaves, it emerged out of traditional movements and musical rhythms. Symbolic of liberation and freedom,Capoeira has become an integral part of Brazilian culture.It is played by people of all ages and is gaining in popularityaround the world. Capoeira is played by smallgroups in rodas (circles). In the center of the roda two peopleplay together. One starts by asking a question in the formof a movement and their partner answers with a response movement. A constant flow is created between the players in harmony with the music being played and sung. The movements and pace of each game are guided by the rhythms of a one-stringed instrument called the berimbau. It is accompanied by a pandeiro(tambourine), agogo(cow bell), reco reco (bamboo scraper), and traditional Folk Songs of Afro-Brazilian culture.
Capoeira is not yoga, but it is a very fun form of movement and this is a great opportunity to study with a master. He will explain and make it accessible to all. And this event is taking place at a great yoga studio. Anyone interested in signing up for yoga classes at Baltimore Yoga Village after attending the January 23rd Capoeira workshop, can receive a 5,10, or 20 class pass to the yoga center for 15% off. Just talk to me after the class.
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Diyarbakır Province is a province in southeastern Turkey. The province covers an area of 15,355 km² and its population is 1,528,958. The provincial capital is the city of Diyarbakır.
It has been home to many civilisations and the surrounding area including itself is home to many Mesolithic era stone carvings and artifacts. The province has been ruled by Hittites, Assyria, Armenians, Persia, Macedonian and Seleucid Greeks, Rome, Parthia, Byzantium, Sassanid Persia, Arabs, Seljuk Empire, Mongol Empire, Safavid dynasty, Ottoman Empire (as the sequential Diyarbekir Eyalet and Diyarbekir Vilayet), and finally the modern Republic of Turkey.
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Hlastradamus takes Hawkeyes, Spartans, Dawgs
Warning: Wisconsin has been very good to those who wager on it
It's good to be clairvoyant.
Last week, Hlastradamus told you just how things were going to go. He said Iowa would cover the 4 points against Northwestern. So what if it took an overtime? The prophet doesn't ask "How?" when he looks in his crystal ball, he just asks "How many?"
Hlastradamus was 4-1 last week, and the only reason he wasn't flawless is because he dabbled with the riff-raff of college football in picking Massachusetts over Western Michigan. Congratulations to Western on winning in its first game, and now the prophet hopes never to see that team again.
On with this week's winners:
Iowa +9.5 vs. Wisconsin: The Hawkeyes have covered in five of their last six games. They're at home. That's a lot of points. This is called spelling things out for you mortals.
What? The Badgers haven't failed to cover the pointspread all season? The prophet couldn't care less.
Michigan State -4.5 vs. Michigan. The Spartans have allowed a total of three points in their last two games. The Wolverines have allowed 90 points in their last two games.
Kansas State -17 vs. Iowa State.: K-State beat West Virginia by 23 last week. Is Iowa State better than West Virginia?
Georgia -2.5 vs. Florida: The difference in this game is Georgia has an offense. It's kind of a desired element in football.Northern Illinois -23 at Massachusetts: Hlastradamus bears a spiritual grudge against UMass for its feeble performance last week. Jordan Lynch & Co. will punish the Minutemen for 60 minutes.
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LATS Celebrates 15 Years of Service
In recognition of 15 years of service, the Lawton Area Transit System (LATS) is hosting a week-long anniversary celebration April 24-29, 2017, to recognize the transit system's contribution to community life. The schedule of daily events will include a safety program, a free ride day, a food drive, and lots of food and prizes.
LATS officially went into operation in April 2002. Lawton, which is located 87 miles southwest of Oklahoma City, has an estimated population of 97,000 permanent residents. In its first month of operation, LATS transported more than 12,000 riders and today ridership has grown to more than 30,000 riders per month.
Former Assistant City Planner and current City Transit Trust Liaison Deborah Jones and Lawton Mayor Fred Fitch attended an awards ceremony on Monday, April 24, and were recognized for their roles in getting LATS up and running.
"The company just wants to give back to the Lawton community to say 'thank you' for its support over the years," said Ryan Landers, McDonald Transit employee and LATS General Manager.
McDonald Transit has been the management partner for LATS since it started operating in 2002.
Watch video coverage of the story on local ABC News Channel 7 KSWO.Read More
Lake County FL Selects McDonald Transit/RATP Dev
McDonald Transit has announced it has been awarded the contract to operate transit services for Lake County, Florida. The County Commission for Lake County, Florida selected McDonald Transit through a national competitive process. Contract services will begin on March 6, 2017 and cover an initial period of three years with four additional one-year renewal options.
Under the terms of the contract, McDonald Transit will provide management of the operations and vehicle maintenance for Lake County's LakeXpress, fixed route service and the ADA complementary service, Lake County Connection. McDonald Transit will also provide recruiting and training for bus and maintenance service staff, will assist with the Federal Transit Administration's (FTA) National Transit Database (NTD) and Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) reporting, and will oversee fare security functions and labor relations.
"We are delighted to bring our world renowned quality of service delivery to the customers and citizens of Lake County," said Blaine Rigler, president of McDonald Transit. "We provide our services to several systems within Florida and will leverage our extensive knowledge and experience operating within the state and internationally to bring about our commitment of improving services and being responsive to the communities we serve."
With a population of approximately 300,000 residents, Lake County is an example of a growing suburban County with a transit system that connects residents, visitors and employees to natural parks, forests, jobs and recreational activities in the 14 municipalities of Lake County, which are home to over 1,400 lakes.
Source: Mass Transit magazine. Feb 14, 2017.Read More
London Set to Go 100% Electric with RATP Dev
McDonald Transit parent company RATP Dev, which currently operates 243 hybrid buses in London and 630 similar models on the streets of Paris, will operate two, full-electric bus routes for Transport for London (TfL) by 2018.
This technological advancement demonstrates the McDonald Transit and RAPT Dev commitment to providing communities throughout the world with environmentally friendly transportation solutions.
A total of 36 zero-emission electric buses will ride along the C1 and 70 bus routes, which fall under the new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) announced by London Mayor Sadiq Khan last year.
The infrastructure needed to park and charge the electric buses at Shepard's Bush depot will be developed by RATP Dev, which aims to convert the West London site into the capital's first all-electric fleet bus depot.
TfL managing director of surface transport Leon Daniels said: "We're delighted to be working with RATP Dev to deliver greener buses for this city. They will help improve air quality and offer a better journey experience for customers. This is a momentous time as we help deliver the Mayor's vision for cleaner, safer transport network."
Read the full article "London bus routes set to go 100% electric."
McDonald Transit Announces New President
McDonald Transit Announces New President Blaine Rigler
FORT WORTH, Texas – December 6, 2016 – McDonald Transit Associates, Inc. today announced the appointment of Blaine Rigler as the President of McDonald Transit, a leader in public transit for four decades and providing management services at 32 locations in 17 states across the U.S. Blaine Rigler will begin serving as president effective immediately as he replaces Ken Fischer, Senior Vice President of Business Development, who has been serving as interim president of McDonald Transit since the retirement of Robert (Bob) Babbitt in October. Blaine Rigler will also take on the role of Vice President of Bus for RATP Dev America, the parent company of McDonald Transit.
"Blaine has built an impressive track record of strategic, operational and organizational accomplishments," said Catherine Chardon, CEO of RATP Dev America. "He has proven to be a successful and trusted leader and brings to this position a strong reputation for developing people and inspiring teams. His wealth of experience will be a valuable asset as we continue to accelerate growth and expansion. Blaine Rigler is emblematic of the deep bench strength we have developed at McDonald Transit, and I could not be more pleased about his appointment to this critical role at this important time."
With over 25 years of experience in leadership and operations management roles, Blaine Rigler's expertise encompasses sales and marketing leadership, international business acumen, operations, and technology systems innovation. Prior to McDonald Transit, Blaine Rigler served as Senior Vice President-Global Solutions at Iron Mountain, Inc., a S&P 500 company employing almost 17,000 professionals in over 1,000 facilities across 36 countries.
"I am honored to take the helm of McDonald Transit and help build on the great accomplishments that Bob and the team have achieved to date," said Blaine Rigler. "Together with our talented senior leadership team, we will focus on accelerating the growth of the company and continue to position McDonald Transit at the forefront of transportation and mobility."
"While we have deep respect for Bob Babbitt following his navigation of McDonald Transit's acquisition by RATP Dev America and the modernization of the company's technology, we are enthused by the prospect of Blaine Rigler taking the reins and leading the company forward," said Ken Fischer.
"Blaine Rigler's leadership transition comes at a time of strength for McDonald Transit given the growth of our highly respected organization, deep management team and our track record of innovation," said Laurence Batlle, the company's current head of Business Unit Operations in the Americas and Africa. "I have the utmost trust in Blaine's vision for this dynamic organization to meet the demands of an ever-changing transit market."Laurence Batlle will be taking over the reins as RATP Dev CEO from Francois-Xavier Perin who will be officially retiring in January 2017.
About McDonald Transit
Founded in 1972, McDonald Transit Associates, Inc. provides management and operation services for bus, rail and paratransit systems. McDonald Transit employees serve 32 public agencies in 17 states across America. The scope of service ranges from full responsibility for management and operation of urban transit systems to operation of specific routes and provision of administrative services. Its consulting and advisory services cover long and short-term planning, service development, service design, maintenance reviews, audits, scheduling and runcutting, bus-line inspection, and other related areas.
About RATP Dev America
RATP Dev, founded in 2002, operates in 15 countries on four continents (United Kingdom, France, Italy, Switzerland, Algeria, Morocco, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, India, China, South Korea, the Philippines, the United States of America and Brazil). In 2009, RATP Dev America was established and acquired 51% of McDonald Transit. In 2015, RATP Dev generated revenue of more than $1.2 billion.
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2016 Contract Renewals
WESTERN KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY In the spring of 2016, Western Kentucky University renewed McDonald Transit's Management Contract to oversee and maintain the University's Topper Transit services. General Manager, Steve Rowland and Maintenance Manager, Ricky Logsdon will serve the faculty, staff, and students of Western Kentucky University for another three year base term with the two one-year options. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO On May 1, 2016, the City of Colorado Springs began our second contract term to operate the City's Mountain Metro Fixed Route Transit Services. General Manager Jerry Triolo, Operations Manager, Gary Rushing, and their team will serve the City and residents of Colorado Springs for a three year base term with the four one-year options. Under our local management, Mountain Metro bus ridership increased 2.4% from 2014 to 2015.Read More
2016 TTA General Manager of the Year
McDonald Transit's General Manager of the Midland-Odessa Urban Transit District, Robert Stephens, was presented with the Outstanding Public Transportation General Manager Award for 2016 from the Texas Transit Association (TTA). TTA bestows this award annually to the public transportation manager who has made exceptional contributions to the public transportation industry in his local service area and the State of Texas.
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2016 FTA Region VI Transit System of the Year
The Federal Transit Administration's (FTA) Region VI Office named McDonald Transit's Citibus system in Lubbock, TX their Transit System of the Year for 2016. Citibus gained this honor through their comprehensive compliance with FTA rules and regulations, especially in the areas of grants management. Citibus's 2013 Triennial Review resulted in no deficiencies. In 1991, Citibus was named the most outstanding small transit system in North America by APTA. In our 32 years of managing Citibus, we have had only two General Managers
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Ok I've just had an offer accepted on a house in the Aberdare valley, and I am flying to the UK in a few weeks to sign the documents. House needs work and my wife will be be going there, and living near by with my family to supervise this, but I need to sort out suppliers for all the utilities in the few days I'll be around signing documents, last time I had a house in the UK you bought eletric from the eletric board, but now you can buy from various places so who do people recommend? and am i better putting the water, gas and electric all with one supplier? We will be very low users the house will be mainly emty for a few years and just used for holidays.
Yeah water will be with Dwr Cymru. If you are only going to be in the property for short period and so using very little energy may be worthwhile looking for a provider that doesn't have a daily standard charge but only charges for units used. Not 100% certain of council tax rules as these are different from area to area but you will more than likely be liable for these unless you can prove the house is inhabitable - no bathroom or kitchen facilities etc.
Thanks I found a web site now, never realised there was such a choice, I can sort out the council tax, (I hope) house has been emty for a few years following adeath, so I assume it's on some temporary 'nil rating', and I'll just keep it that way until the work is done and the wife moves in.
Hi Berw, well done on the house! This site should prove invaluable: http://www.moneysavingexpert.com/utilities/ all sorts of tips and advice for pretty much everything
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Posted by Gary on May 30, 2003
In Reply to: In the midst of life we are in DEATH posted by Word Camel on May 29, 2003
: : I first heard this in a Clint Eastwood movie-The Outlaw Josie
Wales. The character says "Like the good book says in the midst
of life we are in debt..."
: : I can't find it in the Bible.
: : It also pops up on a Morrisey song.
: It's death. It's meant to mean that death is part of life.
Camel's right of course. My first reaction though was 'in the midst of life we are in debt - ain't dat da truth.'


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This applies to every club, whether they play 11-a-side football, or small sided football. In addition, you need to be aware that, as a precondition of affiliation, Youth Clubs and Adult Clubs running Under-18 teams will need to have a designated Club Welfare Officer. This person MUST have been nominated on your affiliation form AND have completed an FA CRC disclosure. Please note that CRC disclosures from other organisations cannot be accepted. Failure to have a suitable person in position will result in the club being unable to affiliate with us until such time that this condition has been met.
The Middlesex FA also requires all clubs to have Personal Accident and Public Liability Insurance Policies in place and information about the National Game Insurance Scheme can be accessed from this website.
Clubs which affiliated to the Middlesex FA for the 2014-15 season will be able to affiliate online for the 2015-16 season using Whole Game System. A guide to the process is available below.
If you are seeking to establish a new club, please email one of Dan Lauszkin, Jakob Nowell or Sara Bennett, indicating what sort of club you are setting up, so that the appropriate form can be sent to you.
Club Administration & Starting a New Club
If you are looking to create a new club and don't know where to start, please download our guide to starting a new club.
You might also find it useful to download 'A Guide to Club Administration' from The FA. There is plenty of information on how to structure and create a new club, with sections dedicated to supporting existing clubs with administration processes and guidelines, such as preparing a financial statement and organising an AGM.
For more information on pitches local to your club please have a look at the Football Foundation 'Pitch Finder' that displays all facilities local to you, http://pitchfinder.org.uk/. For more information on the leagues in Middlesex and contact details for joining a league, please visit the Leagues Directory page.
Club Treasurers may wish to look at the toolkits and online modules around simpler finance available through Club Leaders, focusing on effective bookkeeping and balance/profit loss sheets, http://www.sportenglandclubleaders.com/
If you are seeking funding for your club, for equipment or facility improvements, then please download our Funding Guide or The FA's Grantfinder tool.
For more information please contact the Association's Development Team or visit the 'Your Game' section on TheFA.com (http://www.thefa.com/yourgame)
Tournament Affiliation Forms:
If you wish to stage a tournament, either at your club or an external venue, this must also be affiliated to the Middlesex County FA. You can download the relevant forms below:
Small-Sided Adult Tournament Affiliation Form
Small-Sided Youth Tournament Affiliation Form
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A gathering of family and friends for Sheila Ann Grismer, age 63 of Stillwater, will be Saturday 1-4 P.M. with a Celebration of Sheilas Life at 4 P.M. at BRADSHAW CELEBRATION OF LIFE CENTER, 2800 Curve Crest Boulevard (NW corner of Hwy 36 & Co Rd 5), Stillwater. Private interment. Mass of Christian Burial Monday, 11:00 A.M. at CHURCH OF ST. MICHAEL, 611 South Third Street, Stillwater. Family will receive friends one hour prior to the Mass at church.
Shiela passed away peacefully December 16, 2013. Preceded in death by parents, Joseph and LaVerne Chunat. Survived by husband of 43 years, Arnie; children, Tammy Greene and her children, Madeline and Hunter, Carrie, and Shelley (Mark) Goodman; sister, Arlene (Fred) Cossick; brother, Jerry (Sandy) Chunat; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She loved and was loved by many.
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Dru Simon has been writing in one venue or another for most of her life, though she claims The Siliphore mostly wrote itself. An avid reader and collector of classic movies, Dru lives in southern California with her husband, two parrots and an umbrella cockatoo.
Things to do when you visit the capital city: See the zoo...tour the royal gardens...avoid being killed by an attacking army...become the King...
When a dying ruler places the powerful Collar of the Kings around his throat, Sennic of Aradok insists he is just a simple woodworker and the worst possible choice to be the King. There is no time for debate however as Sennic becomes the target of a kingdom-wide manhunt by an ambitious prince who will commit any atrocity to obtain the Collar for himself.
As the prince's net closes around Sennic and his companions, the young Collar Bearer must confront an unworldly dagger called The Siliphore and discover the inner strength he will need to save himself, his family and quite possibly, his world.
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Internal Medicine and Endocrinology, Atlanta Medical Center, Atlanta, GA 30312, USA
Diabetes Educ 32:394-403. 2006..The purpose of this study was to assess the feasibility of a nurse-driven effort to improve hyperglycemia management in the intensive care unit (ICU) setting...
- Perceptions of resident physicians about management of inpatient hyperglycemia in an urban hospitalVasundhara Cheekati
Division of Endocrinology, Atlanta Medical Center, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
J Hosp Med 4:E1-8. 2009..Information regarding practitioner beliefs about inpatient diabetes care is limited...
- Working to improve care of hospital hyperglycemia through statewide collaboration: the Georgia Hospital Association Diabetes Special Interest GroupCurtiss B Cook
Division of Endocrinology, Mayo Clinic Arizona, Scottsdale, Arizona 85259, USA
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ALBANY -- An Indian woman who alleges she was held by a Rexford woman as a slave and forced to work in her mansion took the stand Tuesday in Federal Court.
Valsamma Mathai -- previously only identified as V.M. in court documents -- testified that Annie George, also known as Annie Kolath, forced her to sleep on the floor of a closet and work from 5:30 a.m. to 11 p.m. for 6 � years without vacations, days off or sick days.
"I had to escape from there. I'd be working there until I died," Mathai testified Tuesday.
George, who lives at Llenroc Mansion on Riverview Road with her five children, is charged with harboring an illegal alien and faces up to 10 years in prison.
Mathai testified that she worked in the George family's three homes cooking all meals, doing all the cleaning and caring for the five children who are all younger than 10.
Mathai is 49 and from southern India. Her attorney said Monday she was lured off the streets of New York City by George's late husband, Mathai Kolath George, who spoke her southern Indian dialect, Malayalam.
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The crown jewels of Ghana's Ashanti King Otomfuo Osei Tutu II were stolen from the Radisson Blu Plaza Hotel in downtown Oslo. The jewels have been passed down from generation to generation of Ashanti rulers and are used by the king when he performs ceremonial duties.
The suitcase was reported stolen Wednesday morning in the hotel lobby, according to Norwegian news media reports. NRK reports that the police have "good pictures" from a surveillance camera at the hotel's lobby and are working on identifying the possible suspects.
King Otomfuo Osei Tutu II ascended the throne in 1999 and was the 16th Asantehene, or ruler of the Ashanti tribe.


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Tyler Cowen, who must be some sort of libertarian, wrote an article called "The Paradox of Libertarianism." I don't have much to say about Libertarianism, though the article is a great read. I think a lot of conservative-ish people who maybe don't go to church a whole lot are attracted to it for a variety of reasons. It's also fun to call yourself one, because it means you can always always always complain about the government guilt-free. "Sure I voted for him, but I voted for him in the hopes that he wouldn't really do anything!"
Like I said, I have nothing intellligent to say about any particular political philosophy right now, but I think the article makes one interesting point about global warming. My feeling is that it shouldn't be a political issues, that we have to trust scientists to do their job and listen to their advice. Otherwise we get people like Ted "internet is not a dump truck" Stevens making important decisions. A lot of people don't have trust in the scientists for whatever reason, and therefore they insist on washing their cars with gasoline and turning on both their heaters AND ACs when the weather is nice. They don't buy it. That's fine. The interesting point I'm so slowly navigating toward is this:
Yes, I know some of you are climate skeptics. But if the chance of mainstream science being right is only 20% (and assuredly it is much higher than that), we still have, in expected value terms, a massive tort. We don't let people play involuntary Russian roulette on others with a probability of 17% (one bullet, six chambers), so we do need to worry about man-made global warming.
Bingo. I've always said that the position that Exxon has had on global warming, contrasted against BP or other big oil companies to a small extent, is like the tobacco company and cancer debates of decades past. "There's not definitive link between X and Y" according to the Company Z that make X, even though all people in the know not employed by Company Z say otherwise. The people that are suffering from Y might sue them if they admitted it, right? So Company Z insists it has done nothing wrong, people argue about whether anything is even happening, and Y is allowed to casually destroy the world!!!
Also like the lung cancer argument is that even if there's no conclusive evidence, it's still obvious that smoking was bad. Maybe it didn't give you lung cancer, but it made it harder for people to climb stair and stained their teeth yellow. I think with warming its the same thing. Maybe it's not our cars and our power plants that are doing it, but if we can use more efficient energy sources and get 100 miles/gallon in our cars, who loses? Third world countries that can't afford the improved technology? I've heard that line of argument before, but it's so far down the road its stupid. Just because we know some people will probably always smoke doesn't mean we all should. And now I guess I mean smokin' carbon…. in combustion engines.. and whatnot.


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Brandeis sells former president's home in Newton for $2.06m
Brandeis University has closed the sale of 66 Beaumont Ave. in Newton, formerly a university president's home, for $2.06 million, almost $200,000 under the $2.25 million asking price listed in April.
The university plans to set aside the funds made from selling the house, and does not know how it will be spent in the future, said Bill Burger, a Brandeis spokesman.
"You never know what the future may hold, so we'll just keep that money in reserve," Burger said.
The Board of Trustees voted in March to sell the Beaumont Avenue property after the university's current president, Fred Lawrence, asked to live in the Watch Factory apartment in Waltham, which is within walking distance to the Brandeis campus. Lawrence is the first Brandeis president to live in the same city as the university.
However, president emeritus Jehuda Reinharz and his wife lived in the university-owned home at 66 Beaumont Ave. for most of his 16-year tenure.
Prior to Reinharz, the only other Brandeis president to reside at 66 Beaumont Avenue was the university's first leader, Abram Sachar, who lived there during his presidency and subsequent chancellorship.
The home was built in 1910 and acquired by Brandeis in 1948. It was sold in 1990 after the Sachars moved, then re-acquired during the Reinharz presidency. Its famous visitors include Albert Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt and the Dalai Lama.
The home has a lot size of 35,000 square feet, and was assessed at $2.21 million for the 2012 fiscal year.
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RED BLUFF >> The three teenagers charged with murder in the July shooting death of a 24-year-old Red Bluff man have yet to enter pleas as defense attorneys say they haven't received evidence from the District Attorney's Office.
Poly Duenas Sanchez, Gabino Madera and Lucio Madera — all 19 and of Corning — are charged with murder stemming from the July 9 death of Walter Dewayne Dani, who was found with a gunshot wound to his head outside Crossroads Market off State Route 99W. Dani was pronounced dead at the scene.
The three teens, all in custody, appeared in Tehama County Superior Court on Tuesday with their respective attorneys and were scheduled to enter pleas. David Nelson, who represents Sanchez, told Judge Todd Bottke that he has only received a probable cause statement from the District Attorney's Office.
Bottke, noting that it has been about a month since the three defendants had been arraigned, told Austin Neiman of the DA's Office to do what needs to be done to provide the discovery information to defense attorneys. Neiman said "a number of reports are incoming."
An entry of plea appearance for the three defendants was scheduled for Sept. 23.
On the docket
Christopher Bryant Hougland:, the Red Bluff man convicted of murder in the June 2013 stabbing death of Samuel Forseth, 28, of Palo Cedro, is scheduled to appear in Tehama County Superior Court for a sentencing hearing at 11 a.m. today.
Hougland, who was convicted of first-degree murder by a jury last July, faces a sentence of 26 years to life in state prison, according to the DA's Office. He remains in custody.
Jessie Lee Robison: the Dairyville man charged with murder stemming from the June stabbing death of Joshua Verry, 27, of Red Bluff, is scheduled to enter a plea on Tuesday. He remains in custody.
Quentin Ray Bealer:, the Tehama County man charged with murder in the 2013 death of 14-year-old Marysa Nichols, is scheduled to appear in court Aug. 27 on a change of venue motion. Bealer's attorney, Shon Northam, has said that Bealer would not receive a fair trial in Red Bluff.
The three Fresno men charged with murder: stemming from the October 2013 shooting death of a 37-year-old Redding man about 12 miles west of Red Bluff are scheduled to appear in court Dec. 19 for a trial confirmation hearing.
The men, Alan Duane Doulphus, Chase Alan Doulphus, and Roger Sandy Bounnhaseng, are charged stemming from the death of Keo Oudone Vannarath, who was said to have succumbed to gunshot wounds.


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Power and Politics for Women
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- Wednesday, February 9, 2011 from 7:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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Power and politics are ever-present and necessary features of organizational life. Without them, much of what gets done in organizations could never be accomplished. Yet many women tend to avoid power and politics in organizations, often to their detriment. The purpose of this session is to explore some of the underlying dynamics that make it difficult for women to embrace organizational politics and to provide you with a detailed framework for better managing the power and influence process. In addition, we will discuss how power is lost and mechanisms for regaining lost power. As a result of this session, you should be able to:
- Appreciate the importance of power and politics in organizations
- Identify gender biases that might inhibit your ability to manage with power
- Outline an action plan for exercising influence in organizations
- Be aware of the factors that can lead to the loss of power
- Understand how to recover from a significant loss of power
Collectively, this session will provide you with the tools needed to harness power and influence in your organization and, as a result, be a more effective leader.
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Stephen Standifird, PhD, is an associate dean and an associate professor of Strategic Management at the University of San Diego's School of Business Administration. Prior to serving as associate dean, he served as director of the school's nationally ranked undergraduate business programs. His current research interests focus on reputation and its impact on strategic competitiveness. He has been published in a multitude of journals and currently serves on the editorial boards of "Corporate Reputation Review" and the "Journal of Management Inquiry." He has served on a variety of not-for-profit boards and commissions most recently as a member of the city of San Diego's Citizen's Revenue Review and Economic Competitiveness Commission. He holds a PhD in organization studies from the University of Oregon, an MBA from Northwestern University, and a BS in chemical engineering from Purdue University.
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Son Films Mom Sleepwalking Then Her Reaction
Payback can be…well, you know what! As a parent, if you've ever shown embarrassing photos or videos of your kids, be warned. Your kids now have the technology to film you anytime, even when you may be sleepwalking. That's the case with this son and mom. He caught her sleepwalking, sleep talking and even a little sleep dancing. The first video is the mom getting filmed. The second is her watching the video. How would your mom react?


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A luxurious corner 230sqm apartment situated on the highest point of Valletta with views of the harbour from every room of the apartment. Comprising 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, walk-in wardrobe, modern kitchen, separate dining room and living room including a sofa bed. Complimenting this gorgeous property is a library and another kitchen on the 200sqm roof terrace.
Malta is one of the world's smallest countries, but it is densely packed--not just in population but in history and heritage. The name is said to be derived from the word meaning refuge or haven by the ancient Phoenicians who inhabited this area thousands of years ago. The name is still fitting.Scoprite di più sugli immobili di prestigio a Malta


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Almarai is pleased to announce to its shareholders that, the International Company for Agricultural Industries (Beyti), a subsidiary company of International Dairy & Juice Limited (IDJ), a joint venture between Almarai Company (52%) and PepsiCo (48%), on Sunday 24/08/1435H (corresponding to 22/06/2014G) will disclose its new strategic plan to invest EGP 2,500 million, equivalent to about SAR 1,300 million (at the prevailing exchange rates) in Egypt. This investment plan, which was approved by the IDJ board on June 16th 2014 and Approved by Almarai Board of Directors via circular mailing on June 19th 2014, will span over the next 5 years, and is aimed at enhancing Beytis competitive position in the Egyptian market.
Through this investment plan, Almarai, and its joint-venture partner PepsiCo, re-affirms their commitment to the expansion of the Egyptian market.
The program will be funded in majority by an equity injection from both joint-venture partners, as per their percentage of ownership, the rest through Beytis financial debt. For Almarai this equity injection will be financed through its own cash-flow.
The financial impact of these capital investments will be reflected gradually from Q3 2014 until 2019, on a consolidated basis, as the projects developed, through an increase in its assets and debt, as well as an increase in its consolidated sales.


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Budget bungling
Budgeting for the U.S. government has devolved into this: A series of political polemics disguised as budgets and issued by both parties; an understanding that these politicized budgets don't stand a chance of passing but will be used as election-year ammunition; and a desperate hope that one more temporary budget compromise can be hammered out after the November election.
Colorado's Legislature may not be the epitome of enlightened bipartisan cooperation, but it is a beacon of logic and sensibility compared to Washington, D.C., when it comes to budgeting.
While we are no fans of a federal balanced-budget amendment, for a variety of reasons, we understand why many U.S. citizens want something they believe will force Washington politicians to actually do their jobs. No wonder there are proposals floating around the Internet that suggest withholding politicians' salaries until they pass a budget.
President Barack Obama's budget, released this week, is a prime example of election-year politicking. Many observers expect it will never come to the Senate floor for a vote.
The problems with Obama's budget are manyfold. For one thing, it uses numbers and projections that are dubious, at best. For instance, it relies on billions of dollars of cuts in defense spending that are supposed to occur next year. But Obama's Secretary of Defense, Leon Panetta, has already said those cuts are unacceptable. People on both sides of the aisle are already looking at ways to reduce those cuts.
Obama's budget also proposes to cut numerous tax breaks for various industries, such as oil and gas, even as it offers new tax breaks for other favored industries.
And that represents one of the most serious problems with the president's budget. Although it would raise taxes on people making more than $200,000 a year, on investors and corporations, it does nothing to reform or simplify the tax code.
Second, and even more important, it does nothing to address spiraling costs for things like Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security. And it only takes thin slices out of the federal debt, while projecting even larger debt in a decade.
Without serious debt reduction, we face a future like Greece.
This is not a screed on behalf of Republican budget efforts. Unless there is a drastic change from previous proposals, the GOP plans will be heavy on spending cuts and won't include needed revenue increases, even those that could come from revamping the tax code. But at least they have attempted to address Medicaid and Medicare costs in the past year.
Former Wyoming Republican Sen. Alan Simpson will be in Grand Junction Monday to speak at Colorado Mesa University. Simpson is one of the co-authors of the Simpson-Bowles deficit reduction plan, which did seriously address tax reform and cuts in entitlement spending.
Simpson and Democrat Erskine Bowles were cochairmen of a commission created by Obama to recommend ways to in the federal debt. Unfortunately, both the president and Republican leaders ignored those recommendations.
Here's hoping Simpson, Bowles and others can rekindle interest in such a plan, especially in an election year.


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3wks PO, from Saline to Silicone 425cc's.Implants were 13 yrs old.Larger on left,wanted it fixed,did not have nipples moved,PS said was not safe.5th surgery.Prior 1 aug/mast,2 reduc/with nipples moved,1 revise for scar&asymmetry.First wk was fine,wk 2 left breast sagging&larger.Implants have not dropped,have 4 kids&poor skin,this has never happened so fast.Past times normally takes few years for these issues. If somethings hangs,add more weight it hangs more? May be worse when implants drop?
3 Weeks Post-Op Implant Revision, Should I Be Concerned that Implants Have Already Dropped too Low? (Photo)
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3 Weeks Post-Op Implant Revision, Shuld I Be Concerned my Implants Hve Already Dropped too Low? (Photo)
I don't think your implants have dropped too low. Your upper pole of both breasts look very full. I do think your BREAST TISSUE may be too low. With all of your surgeries, doctors can be hesitant to do much of a lift (rightfully so) at the risk of tissue or nipple loss, so you in fact may need more tissue adjustment rather than implant adjustment. I prefer Brazilian type of lifts in this situation. I think they are less risky in previously operated patients. But that will be down the road.
Breast Implant Revision Results
Thank you for the question and picture.
I think you are correct in that at this point it is too early to determine the results of your revisionary surgery. there are many variables that come into play before you will be able to see the "final results". I would ask that you allow for continued healing and continue to follow-up with your plastic surgeon.
Best wishes.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/procedure_breastrevision.htm
3 Weeks Post-Op Implant Revision, Should I Be Concerned that Implants Have Already Dropped too Low? (Photo)
It does appear you have a "drop" . But 3 weeks to early to determine if another!!! revision is needed. Wait til 3 months out than decide.
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Hard to say without an exam. You m ay very well need a touch up with a lift. It should be safer with the implants in and staged. good luck. Watch and wait.
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Asymmetry after many breast surgeries
Your photos indicate that the left breast is drooping. This looks like it is due to excess skin and not to a malpositioned or dropping implant. The left breast could have been treated with a revision lift at the time of implant exchange. This can be done at any time.
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Bohemian Magazine S.O.S.
Some things you should know about us first…
Bohemian Magazine is a self-published magazine that does not have advertisements. We believe in delivering transparent content to promote arts and entrepreneurship, with a focus on projects working to promote equalism.
We don't wish to speak for any other demographic, but want to offer a platform for discussion about ways people live and how to improve conditions for ourselves and others. We also make a conscious effort to include content by and for groups who are not typically included in the media for factors out of our control i.e. gender, race, sex, sexuality, economic status, disability, mental health, or age.
Bohemian started in October 2012 as a collective of students at Kansas City Art Institute who wanted to connect with mid-late career professional artists in the region. Volume 1 was published monthly as a 24 page 5.5 x 8.5″ zine, free in B&W and in full color for a collectors edition with screenprints and goodies. We were focused on a discussion by Kansas Citians about local events, places, people, and artwork in its many iterations.
We now exist as a quarterly published full-color glossy magazine with completely original content (owned by the artists, writers, and innovators) and do not feature ads. We are also changing our target demographic to high school and beginning college, when information about health, positive body image, technology, DIY, cute looks to try, etc. are most needed. Our last magazine was 100 pages long, and our upcoming Fresh Air Issue is even longer. Because we self-publish, we don't make any profit off of a magazine of this size. But it looks so damn good, we just can't help ourselves.
Print magazines are no longer a sustainable business model. We need to be sustainable, but we will never give up our print form. Read below to find out what that means for us, and how you can help us follow our dreams!!!
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- We are asking for the original amount we applied for in our grant, 6,000. This money goes into paying staff, printing our magazine, paying for online costs to run a website, hiring a web developer and designer, essential equipment for photo production, photo budgets, magazine shipping, social media advertisements, as well as printed fliers for neighborhood pamphleting.
- We want to make this really worthwhile for you, and so we want to revolve our reward system around the upcoming and previous magazines we have published. You could get anything from a digital download, to a signed Fresh Air Issue, previews on our magazine before publishing, super cute kisses, a surprise pack of collector copies from Volume 1, or your name in our magazine.
- If we don't reach our entire goal, we are going to focus on the publishing of our most immediate deadline, the physical and soft online publishing of our Fresh Air Issue. We've been working on this baby for months, and she's over 100 pages long! A ton of contributors have come together to present a beautiful issue reimagining the concepts of a traditional "womens magazine" which generally focuses on beauty, fashion, and health. Because we do not have advertisements, we can really accurately publish info on what makes people look and feel great, or inhibits them from doing so.


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Cam'ron – Double Up Lyrics (feat. Juelz Santana)
[Verse 1]
Yo y'all niggaz wit the muscle y'all get clapped in the tussle
I'mma hustler, not a rapper bitch, rap is my hustle
Show a nigga know yo
We the first teen millionaires in Harlem since Rich and Po
You don't know? Get to know
Ain't takin shit to left, Jimmy Jones rock and jock
Right back to the block and cock, it ain't hop and scotch
It's pop and scotch, in a bar they go shot for shot
Matter of fact, outside the bar they go shot for shot
Me and my co-D on a O-Z, we go rock for rock
Me and my co-D on a roll we go rock for rock
You souped up, think I'm easy to touch
Then you been watchin' a little bit of TV, too much
Lots of rhymes, so you see my ass lots of times
On the corner still, like I ain't got a dime
Autographs not the kind to be signin' the crap
Here's a CD, slash here's a dime of that crack
Nigga double up, keep all guns double clutch
Shoot at yo feet, make you jump like double dutch
New York baby for you matchbox niggaz
Chicken wing, french fry, snack box niggaz
[Verse 2]
I know lookin at my jewerly is scarrin yo brain
Not to mention Jada Pinkett over parkin' the range
(Yo that's Will Smith girl) naw she's part of my chain
Pardon my game, car gettin washed in the rain
Runnin yo trap, that'll get you one in yo back
The hood that I had, had to take the good with the bad
Like Joe on the run, put his fuckin P.O. it's done
Low on his funds, had to get the coke or the guns
Word to the wise, killa Cam, I heard of them guys
Diplomat, crisp black, yo convertible fives
Rims on the wheel, to drive down shows in the South
Rap ain't that great neither, I got coke to give out
Stroke to give out, motherfuckin smoke to give out
hoes to give out, naw we ain't over this route
Back on the street, Jimmy get the crack on the street
Tour over motherfucker let's get back on our feet
[Chorus – 2X]
[Verse 3: Juelz Santana]
I fucked up let the streets got a hold of me
Now they got me trapped in and they holdin me
I'm stressed out, why else would I smoke the weed
Everyday papi tell me he got coke for cheap
Broke as shit, thats why I hold the fifth
Send niggas to snatch your chain and choke your bitch
Rope your nigga, leave you with an open liver
I'm the reason why its gonna get cold this winter
I done seen niggas standin on these blocks for days
Pump work out of buildings, dimes and treys
Fuck A&R's that want me to dance and pose
I rather stand on poles with grams and o's
White shirt, construction timbs, a pair Girbaud's
And white powder shit, that'll clear ya nose, faggot
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