text: Alice in Wonderland Tattoos 2010-03-05 04:00:02 Your Body Is a Wonderland: 10 Alice-Inspired Fan Tattoos by POPSUGAR Beauty 3/05/10 3 Reactions 172 Shares Print 164 7 1 0 0 With the premiere of Tim Burton's hopefully awesome new rendering of Alice in Wonderland, there's no better time to take a look at body art inspired by the story. People from all over know and love Alice, and there's no lack of fans with characters or elements from the story memorialized on themselves permanently. I've searched out some of the coolest Wonderland ink around for your perusal. Read on to see some ink that'll make you grin like the Cheshire Cat. The Queen of Mean What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jes from Tough Love NYC is the proud owner of this Queen of Hearts, who looks just like the one in the original illustrations. The colors are amazing — she even has rosy cheeks and a red nose. 1 / 10 Painting the Roses Red; We're Painting the Roses Red What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jes from Tough Love NYC is also the brain behind these poor, doomed cards. Too bad they're going to lose their heads. 2 / 10 House of Cards What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Alice surrounded by many of the other most interesting characters from the story. Source: Flickr User Centralasian 3 / 10 Disney Girl What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A Disney version of Alice and the Cheshire Cat. Source: Flickr User Centralasian 4 / 10 Only Words What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kirsten got this calligraphic tattoo, which comes from a speech by the Queen of Hearts in chapter nine of Alice in Wonderland . She's about to graduate college and says the quote is "a great reminder for me before I enter the real world." Source: Flickr User Kirstenxgail 6 / 10 Your Highness What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kate, who sports this tattoo, also has a Drink Me bottle further up her arm. She's planning on getting an entire sleeve. Source: Flickr User Caitrionaoconaill 6 / 10 Go Ask Alice What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Jenn from Sarenity Tattoo in Fort Gratiot, MI, created this lovely pen-and-ink-style Alice for her sister Jessica. Source: Flickr User Ineedlu (Jenn) 7 / 10 Mad as a March Hare What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 She also created this great March Hare. Source: Flickr User Ineedlu (Jenn) 8 / 10 That's One Relaxed Rabbit What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This is what the White Rabbit does on his weekends, apparently (hey, I'm not judging). Source: Flickr User Blind Insect 9 / 10 Curiouser and Curiouser What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Holly Azzara created this amazing full-back tattoo done in the Disney style. If you look closely, you can see almost every character from the movie done exactly as you remember them. 11 / 10 164 7 1 0 0 Read More Body ArtAlice In WonderlandTattoos Get a Personalized Fashion & Beauty Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Fashion & Beauty News Street Style Celebrity Style Beauty Tips Link Love You have to see these celebrity ombré styles before your next salon visit — InStyle Hey, girl — Ryan Gosling is about to make your nails a lot sexier — SheFinds Toner: the underappreciated skin care product everyone needs — HuffPost Style Forget the blow dryer! Look good with air-dried hair — The Cut Here's how to train your part to switch sides — Allure Control your pesky sideburns once and for all — Byrdie Tanning is the new smoking for teens — Teen Vogue Elle Macpherson's beauty secret is a whole lot of water — ABC News Stella McCartney relaunches her original fragrance with Lara Stone — Stella MCartney Hand painting is the new avant-garde twist on a manicure — Racked


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City councilman, Rob Shilling has been nominated for re-election by the Charlottesville Republican Committee on Sunday.
John Pfaltz and Buddy Weber spoke on Schilling's behalf.
The councilman addressed those who attended today's mass meeting by accepting the nomination for re- election
"The people of Charlottesville know that I will act diligently and responsibly in my duties, and they put trust in me to put ethics above personal gain," said Schilling.
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PromotionsAs discussed earlier, promotion entails more than just selecting the media format to market your business. It can, and oftentimes does, encompass community involvement. This involvement can range from sponsoring a Boy or Girl Scout troop to hosting a charity ball for senior citizens or allowing non-profit organizations to use your facilities.
Your approach to promoting your business should encompass more than creating a sense of awareness about your business. It should include a commitment to community involvement - the desire to give something back to the community and its residents. An excellent way to foster this type of involvement is to meet with community leaders to find out how you can help, and what events are forthcoming that could or will require your assistance. Keep in mind that community leaders can be an excellent networking tool, especially if they feel your involvement is genuine.
Examples of community programs you can sponsor or take part in are:
- sponsor a Boy or Girl Scout troop for summer camp
- sponsor a underprivileged child in day camp
- host and sponsor a charity ball for senior citizens
- sponsor cooperative education for high school and/or college students
- volunteer as a tutor for at-risk (those likely to drop out or fail in school) students
- sponsor a fund raiser for the homeless, or day care tuition assistance for children of single-parent households
- offer summer employment to local high school, middle school and college students
- become active in the local chapters of the Big Bothers or Big Sisters organizations.
- volunteer in a local literacy program.
- employee tee shirts, hats, aprons or jackets with the name of your business and logo.
- ball point pens with the name, telephone number and logo of your business.
- balloons with the name, telephone number and logo of your business
- free samples
- a door prize for the 100th or 1,000th customer to enter your business.
No plan that anyone provides will show you how to promote or advertise your business. These are techniques that you, yourself, will have to develop. Talk it over with your family and community leaders, then decide which activities you can afford to sponsor and have the time to commit to before becoming involved. Involvement in the community doesn't necessarily have a price tag attached. Find a project that you can afford, that you have time for and is of interest to you.
For ideas on how to develop an effective advertising and promotional strategy, see "Marketing Tips, Tricks & Traps". A sample Marketing Plan also is included to assist you in developing an effective marketing strategy for your business.


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---- — Dessie B. Hart, 49, Kokomo, passed away Thursday, Sept. 19, 2013, at St. Joseph Hospital. Dessie B. Hart was born Nov. 9, 1963, the daughter of Joseph and Mae E. Owens Williams in Kokomo.
She was the first lady of Victory Family Worship Center Church. She graduated from Kokomo High School and attended Ivy Technical College. She was a licensed cosmetologist and beautician.
She was preceded in death by her father, Joseph Williams.
She is survived by her husband, Pastor David S. Hart; mother, Mae F. Williams; daughters, Kiara C. Hart, Kayla L. Hart; stepsons, Terry Hart (Angela), Michael David Hart, both of Indianapolis, and Stanley D. Hart; brothers, George T. Johnson, Amos Johnson (Tanya), Indianapolis, Donald Owens; and one granddaughter, Kiayla Jackson.
Services will be at noon Saturday at Grace Memorial Institutional C.O.G.I.C. Bishop Charles Woodard will be the officiant and eulogist. Friends may call on Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. at the church. Burial will be in Crown Point Cemetery.
Arrangements entrusted to Bluitt & Son Funeral Home. Online condolences can be left at www.williamsandbluitt.com.


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The most important early schoolbooks were the readers. Students were not divided into grades, but instead were grouped according to which reader they were in: first, second, third or fourth reader, and so on. The readers contained lessons in spelling, history, natural history and other subjects as well as stories and poems.
The Irish National Series
The third reader in this series states, "It is recommended that the Pupils be made to commit the best pieces of poetry to memory; and that they be taught to read and repeat them with due attention to pronunciation, accent, and emphasis. Columns of words, divided into syllables have been continued . . . to assist children in learning to pronounce the words, and as exercises in spelling."
Jean Cochrane, The School (Markham, Ont.: Fitzhenry & Whiteside, 1986), p. 32.
The Irish National Readers did not contain much Canadian content, an omission which led eventually to texts such as the Canadian series of School Books.
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The lessons in this very Canadian series "are carefully arranged, taking the starting point from the Second Book, and gradually becoming more difficult both in the words they contain and in the meanings they convey." Preface to the Third Book of Reading Lessons.
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The poems found in readers were mainly about death, disaster, and misadventure, along with patriotic themes. The material in the readers was often macabre in nature, with some selections from the classics and a few by Canadian authors.
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It seems that some students back in the 19th century could not resist the temptation to write in their books, just like some students today, despite knowing better.
Do not copy their example, but have a look at some of the things they wrote.
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The art of handwriting, called "penmanship," was practised every day at school. Writing textbooks gave examples of good penmanship and exercises in handwriting. Students were supposed to use free-arm movements (not finger movements) and good writing posture. Students could check their handwriting to see how it rated against samples shown on the standard writing scale.
Geography Books
As of January 1, 1847, foreign textbooks (including American books), were not allowed to be used in Ontario with the exception of Sidney Edwards Morse's New Geography which at the time had nothing to replace it.
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What is the pH of a solution prepared by mixing 50.00 mL of 0.10 M NH3 with 25.00 mL of 0.10 M NH4Cl? Assume that the volume of the solutions are additive and that Kb= 1.8 × 10-5 for NH3.
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One-ninth of Polymer Plastics sales are made in New England. If New England sales amount to $600,000, what are the total sales of the company? (Points : 2)
A ball of mass 80kg falls from rest from a height of 100m.neglecting air resistance, calculate it K.E after falling a distance of 30cm
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Calculate the percent ionization of 0.140 M lactic acid in a solution containing 8.5×10−3 M sodium lactate.
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Thorium-232 undergoes alpha decay and has a half-life of 1.4 * 10^10 years. How long will it take for a 1.00mg sample of thorium-232 to be reduced to 0.5mg?
A 33.0g sample of nitrogen, N2 has a volume of 42.0L and a pressure of 640.mmHg. What is the temperature, in kelvins and degrees Celsius, of the gas?
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when speaking about abstracts concepts, make them concrete to the audience by?
A standard man climbs 10 m up a vertical rope. How much energy in calories is dissipated as heat in a single climb if 20% of the total energy required is used to do the work?
Compare the areas of two rectangular regions if the length of one rectangular region is double that of the other, and the width is triple that of the other. (Use an algebraic formula.)
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the frst term of AP is 4 and the last term is 79.given that the sum of the AP is 996, find the number of terms and the commmon difference.
What physical changes do individuals encounter at the first stage of stress (alarm)?
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write your points for or against the motin which states that 'excessive self confidence is indisputably a boon and not a bone .750 words
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d) F = ma (in the 'y' direction) *ball at bottom mean 'T' is upward and 'mg' is downward* T - mg = ma T - mg = m(v^2/r) (r(T - mg))/m = v^2 v = sqrt((r(T - mg))/m) v = sqrt((.85(22.5 - (.275*9.8))/.275) v = 7.82 m/s
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c) F = ma (in the 'y' direction) *ball at top means 'T' and 'mg' are pointing "downward"* -T -mg = ma -T = mg + ma T = -mg -ma T = -m(g + v^2/r) T = -.275(9.8 + (5.20^2/.85)) T = -11.4 N, or, 11.4 N downward
Assume you dissolve 0.235 g of the weak acid benzoic acid, C6H5CO2H, in enough water to make 4.00*10^2 mL of solution and then titrate the solution with 0.138 M NaOH. C6H5CO2H(aq) + OH-(aq) C6H5CO2-(aq) + H2O(l) Find concentration of Na+ at equivalence point.
Calculate the H3O+ ion concentration and the pH at the equivalence point when 45.0 mL of 0.4000 M NH3 is mixed with 45.0 mL of 0.4000 M HCl. Ka=5.6x10-10
Calculate the H3O+ ion concentration and the pH at the equivalence point when 45.0 mL of 0.4000 M NH3 is mixed with 45.0 mL of 0.4000 M HCl. Ka=5.6x10-10
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A set of three distinct positive integers has mean 4 and median 5. What is the largest number in the set?
I saw the the problem already answered but I just don't get what is a and what is b.
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You have .8 liters of a 0.5M HCl solution. If you use this solution to complete a decomposition reaction of HCl how many moles of hydrogen (H2) would be produced?
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which of the following determines who holds the position of speaker of the house?
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help please!! 1. There is an E like symbol that has a 7 at the top. On the bottom k=1 and on the right side (-1)^k K 2. There is an E like symbol that has a 8 at the top. ON the bottom K=3 and on the right side (-1)K/K(k-2)
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Three cylindrical tubes with with a 12 in diameter are strapped together by a plastic band. How long is the band?Suppose that four of the same tubes are strapped together with a snugly fitting plastic band how long is the band?
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If Ksp for the dissolution of silver carbonate is 8.1x10-12, calculate the concentration of silver ions present in a saturated solution of silver carbonate
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I meant C=500+10(M-100)
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Wouldn't it be this? C=500+10M-100)
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Movers A mover charges $500 for the first 100 miles plus $10 for each additional mile. If C represents the charge and M represents miles. What would the equation look like for this question?
Titration of 0.6500g of an acid requires 182.42 mL of 6.020x10^-3 N NaOH to reach the endpoint. What is the mass of an equivalent of this acid?
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\begin{align} & (x-1)(x-2)(x-3) + (x-2)(x-3)(x-4) \\ + & (x-3)(x-4)(x-5) + (x-4)(x-5)(x-6) \\ + & (x-5)(x-6)(x-7) + (x-6)(x-7)(x-8) =0 ? \end{align}
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A Saturday with five CAA games – my how we've missed these. It's another day where the CAA is guaranteed at least five wins – we'll be inching our way towards .500 in no time!
I need to get on the road to Williamsburg, so let's go the picks.
Delaware (5-8) at Old Dominion (2-12) – noon, Comcast SportsNet
This is Delaware's CAA opener. The Blue Hens have gained a little momentum, having won their last two games. They've also won eight straight regular-season CAA games. They finally look healthy, as Jarvis Threatt has stepped it up lately. Kyle Anderson is now playing without the cumbersome protective mask, and Jarvis Brinkley just had a season-high 17 points in Monday's game against Rider.
Old Dominion looks better than it did earlier this season, but the Monarchs are still struggling to win close games. They played tough against JMU, but ultimately committed a few too many turnovers. DeShawn Painter is playing at a high level, but he needs a sidekick or two to consistently produce alongside him. Old Dominion's strength right now is its frontcourt prowess, and they'll continue to get better down low as Nick Wright gets closer to full strength.
It's obvious that Wright and Keenan Palmore are feeling the effects of the long Christmas break layoff, and it may be awhile before they can play at their potential. Jamelle Hagins will make sure DeShawn Painter doesn't do anything crazy, and the guards will take care of the rest.
Blue Hens 68, Monarchs 56
UNCW (5-8) at Northeastern (6-7) – 1:00
Ken Pomeroy recently published his revised predictions for how all of the conferences will finish. In the CAA he has Northeastern at 6th, and UNCW at 11th. These two teams could not have started their conference seasons more differently. UNCW opened with a home loss to Towson, while Northeastern dismantled George Mason down the stretch on the road.
Northeastern's run to the finals in Alaska seems like a long time ago, but the George Mason win on the road was a big boost, and could give the Huskies momentum. It will be the second straight opponent for UNCW coming off an unexpected win on the road.
What should you watch for? Defense. Both teams have struggled with defense at times during the season. Minimizing easy buckets, and denying entry passes into the post will go along way for either team.
When UNCW has the ball, it is a question of who will be the threat other than Keith Rendleman. Rendleman is a great athlete, but even the best cannot win games by themselves. The guard rotation, all has the ability to make big shots, but has not demonstrated the required consistency. Craig Ponder has the ability to score and create his own shots, and seems to be the best bet as the secondary offensive option.
For Northeastern, they need to be aggressive. Driving the lane can pay huge dividends in opening up easy shots. Being patient against a team which has shown the inability to stop opponents is never a bad idea. Joel Smith and Quincy Ford will be key factors in how well the game goes. If those two can create good shots and frustrate the defense, Northeastern will cruise to victory.
Both teams here have shown the potential to play well at times, and also the ability to make mistakes that will lose the game. Right now though, it is hard to see the Seahawks garnering their first road win in almost a year against a team coming off a big victory over George Mason. Playing without the suspended Tyree Graham will mean more Tanner Milson, which is usually extremely good, or extremely bad.
Huskies 65, Seahawks 56
James Madison (7-6) at Georgia State (5-9) – 2:00
The Dukes ride into the GSU Sports Arena with a four-game winning streak. Georgia State has lost five in a row, and the loss to Drexel Wednesday was the first time the Panthers failed to keep it close in their recent skid.
JMU won its conference opener without the aid of redshirt senior Devon Moore. Now the Dukes will have to do it without fellow fifth-year Andrey Semenov. Why can't Matt Brady's squad ever catch a break?
There will be young, talented guards all over the floor Saturday afternoon. RJ Hunter has topped the 20-point mark six times this season, and someone's going to have to really pick it up to contest him for CAA Rookie of the Year. It's disappointing to see talent exit the conference, but it will be fun to watch RJ destroy the Sun Belt over the next three years. He might be a top-10 scorer in the nation as early as next season.
JMU will put three freshmen on the floor often Saturday. Just like the Old Dominion game, they'll need some veteran stability (paging AJ Davis). Davis will probably draw Manny Atkins duty. This game is one of the two tossups today, and the Dukes just seem to have a lot going against them. There seems to be a new feeling with the three freshman, but playing without two of your best players is tough to overcome.
Panthers 67, Dukes 64
George Mason (7-6) at William and Mary (7-6) – 2:00
The winner of this matchup may be the only team above .500 at the end of the day. These two have buoyed the CAA during the nonconference struggles, but they both come into today's matchup with losing streaks. Mason had an offensively encouraging performance in its last game, but its defense couldn't slow Northeastern down. William and Mary just played two Power-6 conference road games, losing to Purdue (who just beat Illinois Wednesday night) and Vanderbilt.
William and Mary is still shooting 47.5% from the field. They have three scorers averaging in double figures, compared to just one for Mason. Rusthoven and Gaillard need to stay out of foul trouble to give the Tribe a chance to capitalize from long-range. Brandon Britt was held scoreless Wednesday, so expect him to play with an extra charge.
I can't really pinpoint who will be Mason's #2 scorer this season. Next year, I expect it to be Patrick Holloway. This season, I think the Patriots will rely on the low post tandem of Erik Copes and Jonathan Arledge. They combined for 16 points and 18 boards against Northeastern, and if they can be legitimate threats it will open up outside looks for Vertrail Vaughns and Holloway. Corey Edwards has given the Patriots stability at the point, and he will also help ease the scoring burden.
This game is another tossup, and I've unsuccessfully picked both of these teams in their past two games. I'm going to go with the Tribe, just because this will possibly be its biggest home game of the year. It also probably has something to do with the fact that I'm attending this game.
Tribe 70, Patriots 65
Towson (6-8) at Drexel (5-8) – 4:00
This is the only matchup between two teams are 1-0 in the CAA. Towson has to feel good about its recent road success. The Tigers enter The DAC looking for their third straight road win. Drexel just thumped Georgia State with a sweltering second-half performance.
Towson has employed a similar hard-nosed style of basketball we've seen Drexel and Old Dominion play in recent years. There will be plenty of All-CAA talent on display, as Jerrelle Benimon, Damion Lee, and Frantz Massenat will surely find a home among the Top 15 players in the league. The Tigers are actually 38th in the nation in rebounding, averaging 39.6 caroms per game.
As well as Towson's played over the past week, I like Drexel to protect its home floor. Towson looked shaky in the last ten minutes of its contest with UNCW. Daryl McCoy has pulled down 26 rebounds in his last two games, and he'll look to push Benimon and Bilal Dixon out of their comfort zones around the hoop.
Dragons 71, Tigers 62
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Shawn Says:
January 7th, 2013 at 7:27 am
Big win for my Patriots on Sat. in the Burg. W&M is a good team, and I was happy to get outta there with the victory. Keep it up, Mason. Wright and Benimon of Towson are clearly the front-runners for CAA POY right now. Is Drexel ever going to wake up from their nap?


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The Partnership principle is a fundamental pillar of the Cohesion Policy. It aims to achieve the closest possible cooperation in each Member State between the Commission and the relevant authorities at the national, regional and local level throughout all the various phases of the Structural Funds from preparation to implementation (including monitoring and evaluation).
The Civil Society Forum – Principle of Partnership, "Mind the Gap with Practice?" – will be held, for the fifth consecutive year, in the context of the Open Days 2010, European Week of Regions and Cities.
Last year's forum taught us that despite the improvements, a lot remains to be done in order to have a real and active partnership. Obstacles to the partnership such as the information gap to potential partners, lack of capacity of the partners and lack of stability block the evolution of this principle.
The partnership principle could be strengthened by an active involvement of partners in all steps of the process and by ensuring a deeper transparency and access to documents.
The better application and implementation of the partnership principle will lead to a profitable discussion between Member States and the social and economic partners which will generate an improvement of democratic capacity and an independent regional policy.
Following the thread of last year's workshop, this year's forum will be the natural continuation of last year's discussion on the partnership principle. This session will include a discussion of different approaches, including academic input from IQ-Net, on how the partnership principle is being implemented across the EU and discussion on recent work carried out by the European Economic and Social Committee.The European Citizen Action Service (ECAS) will present its report "Mind the Gap – Towards a better enforcement of European Citizens' rights of free movement" which explains the practical reality faced by European citizens by first considering the gap between the legal framework and the way it is applied, and then considering the measures that might be taken to close this gap.
For this event, ECAS will prepare a background discussion document covering concepts and different approaches to partnership and an overview of the implementation of the principle.
Moderator Thomas WOBBEN, Representation of Saxony-Anhalt to the European Union
Keynote speeches
14.30 – 14.50 Dirk AHNER (tbc), European Commission, Director General, DG REGIO
Panel discussion
14.50 – 15.10 Jan OLSSON, European Economic and Social Committee
15.10 – 15.30 Laura POLVERARI, Senior Research Fellow, European Policies Research Centre
15.30 – 15.50 Tony VENABLES, ECAS - presenting the results of the ECAS publication "Mind the Gap".
The panel will be followed by an interactive debate:
15.50 – 16.30 Questions for debate:
• "How can partnership organisations improve capacity?"
• "What can the regions do to strengthen the partnership?"
• "What can be done to enforce the partnership principle in the European cohesion policy regulations?"
16.30 – 17.00 Conclusions
Documents from the event:
Workshop: "PRINCIPLE OF PARTNERSHIP – "Mind the Gap with Practice"
How to foster efficient partnership in Cohesion policy programmes - Jan OLSSON (EESC Rapporteur)
How to foster efficient partnership in the management of cohesion policy programmes (EESC opinion)
New partnership dynamics in a changing cohesion policy context
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If you're anything like me, you can often communicate better visually with images, rather than text. When chatting on MSN with my trusty Wacom tablet, often half the conversation is in drawings, especially when the other person enjoys drawing as much as I do.
The problem with these drawn-conversations is that it can be difficult to keep a record of what has been drawn. Sometimes whole comics or detailed pictures are drawn with no way to save the images… unless you have Adobe Illustrator. Here's how.
Next time you have a drawing in MSN that you want to save, open up Illustrator and simply drag and drop the drawing into the Illustrator workspace.
The beauty of using Illustrator (rather than just taking a screen shot) is that it saves the drawing in full vector detail.
So whether it's a comic that you've been able to get just the right expression on or just a funny picture you want to save, you'll be able to retain all the detail and enlarge or refine the image further in Illustrator. Or even export it to Flash and animate it, or print it out and give it to the friend you were talking to (things seem funnier in print).
Illustrator is the only program that seems to be able to capture the vector data properly. If you know of any other programs that work, let me know!


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A native of Medina, Ohio, Ploenes was a key reason why the Pride picked up the 182.5500-181.6750 victory over the host Ithaca Bombers on Saturday afternoon.
Ploenes captured the all-around title with a score of 37.175 for the meet. The sophomore placed first on the balance beam with a 9.525 and registered a second-place finish in the floor exercise with a 9.500. She also finished fourth on the bars with a mark of 9.075 and placed 10th on the vault with a 9.075.
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Jerry Bowyer, Contributor
I explore the problems leaders face.
There are lots of things that people think are in the Bible, but really are not. For example, "God helps those who help themselves" is not there, nor is "Cleanliness is next to Godliness." There are some things, however, which are in the Bible, but so terribly mangled as to distort their meaning almost completely; for example, "Money is the root of all evil" is a misquote of the much more sensible, "The love of money is the root of all kinds of evil."
Sometimes quotes are mangled so badly as to be twisted into a complete opposite of their intentions. The We Are the World music video shows Bob Dylan singing that:
As God has shown us, by turning stone to bread
and so we all must lend a helping hand
Of course, God did not turn stones to bread, at least not in the Bible. The New Testament portrays God as pointedly refusing to turn stones into bread when tempted by Satan to do so.
President Obama's frequent references to us being 'our brother's keeper' are an example of the last kind of Bible misquote. Most recently he said it like this:
But part of that belief comes from my faith in the idea that I am my brother's keeper and I am my sister's keeper; that as a country, we rise and fall together. I'm not an island.
Although it has become one of his stump themes, the President's use of this particular misquote in last week's National Prayer Breakfast has brought his exegetical skills under greater scrutiny. It's about time.
First, let's get the story right: Adam and Eve have eaten the forbidden fruit and been expelled from the Garden of Eden. They conceive and bear two sons, Cain and Abel. Cain is a farmer of some sort, and Abel is a shepherd (remember this part, it will be important later). Cain and Abel offer the fruits of their labor, grain and sheep respectively, to God as some sort of religious observance. God is pleased with Abel's offering, but not with Cain's. Despite warnings, Cain fails to master his evil nature and murders his brother Abel, after which God asks him:
"Where [is] Abel thy brother?"And Cain replied: "I know not: [Am] I my brother's keeper?"
That's it, and it is a pretty slender reed (Biblical allusion intended and undistorted) on which to rest the general moral principle that we are our brother's keepers, let alone on which to build a social theory which compels a steeply progressive federal income tax. After all, Cain is history's first homicide and, worse still, its first fratricide. His brother's blood is still being swallowed by the earth (also intended) while lying to his Creator. Perhaps his is not the moral compass (not in the Bible) by which we should guide the ship of state. And quoting the father of murderers hardly seems like a good way to illustrate your vision for a compassionate society.
But this is only half the corrective: we've shown what being your brother's keeper doesn't mean, but that still leaves us to determine what it does mean, and why it's found in that part of the Bible. The context suggests pretty strongly that there is a strong element of literary irony here. The story tells us very little about Abel, really only his occupation and how it relates to his liturgical offerings. He was a shepherd.
In the book, The Beginning of Wisdom, Leon Kass observes that in effect Cain sarcastically asks whether he is the shepherd's keeper. The point is pretty clear in English if we stop and reflect for a moment, but it's even clearer in the original Hebrew in which Cain asks whether he is the shmr of his brother.Shomor. The shepherd is missing and Cain is saying that the shepherd is not one of his sheep. In other words, Cain is being a smart ass.
But Cain, in his choice of wording, is also revealing a lot about his interior life and his philosophy of human nature. He thinks of men as being shepherds of other men, who of necessity must therefore be sheep. The old Roman saying that Homo homini lupus est ("man is a wolf to man") is prefigured in the sense that if the first group of men is a wolf to the second group of men, then the second group of men must be sheep to the first.
How do we know that Cain thought of Abel as his sheep? Well, first of all, because he slaughtered him. Up until then in the story, animals were the only things that had been slaughtered. Men are closely related to animals, especially mammals, in the Torah: Both are created on the sixth day, and both are created from the earth (unlike other living creatures like birds and fish which are created without reference to preexisting material). The very fact that animals like sheep are offered to God is based on their analogous relationship to man. They could not substitute for man in a religious ritual if they were not somehow fitting representatives. The human-animal analogue is so strong in the Torah that it becomes the basis of the creation of Eve. Adam names the animals and notices their gender bifurcation and sees that he is incomplete. Again, the analogy only works based on some element of commonality.
Cain takes the analogy a step too far. If animals are like men, then he can slaughter men like animals, which he does. It doesn't really matter whether you believe the story is true; texts have to be taken on their own terms if they are to be used to buttress our arguments. If the President wants to use a story from the Torah to support his progressive political agenda, then he must first understand what the Torah means. So must we.
Unlike you I understand that shmr has a range of meaning, but of course that range of meaning includes shepherding of sheep. For example Hoshea 12:2 describes Jacob as a shomer over sheep. So the question is which meaning best fits the context. Shomer can refer to night watchmen as it clearly does later in the Tanakh. But as of the slaying of Able, there have not appeared yet, any cities (in fact, Cain will go on to build the first one) to keep watch over, and no invading armies to keep watch against even should if there had been cities to protect. On the other hand, Cain has just murdered a shepherd. It seems reasonable to interpret shmr within in that section of the range of meaning focused on shepherding animals.
Mr. Bowyer,
Hosea 12:2 says "Now the LORD is bringing charges against Judah. He is about to punish Jacob for all his deceitful ways, and pay him back for all he has done" (NLT). There is nothing about Jacob watching over sheep.
Perhaps you mean 1 Samuel 17:20:"So David left the sheep with another shepherd ("shomer" – שֹׁמֵר) and set out early the next morning with the gifts, as Jesse had directed him." Here, and not in Hosea, "shomer" is used to mean the protector of sheep, a shepherd. So in a certain context, yes, "shomer" can mean a shepherd.
Now I would make the point that the author of 1 Samuel 17 was a different individual than the one who wrote Genesis 3. The author of Genesis 4 made a clear distinction between a "ro'eh" (describing Cain as a herder in 4:3) and "shomer" (Cain rhetorically asking if he was a protector 4:9) This author made a clearly chose to use two different words for these two passages when one could have been used. The author clearly did not want the reader to confuse "shomer" (protector) with "ro'eh" (herder). Had the author wanted to play upon the two possible meanings of "shomer", the use of "ro'eh" does not make sense.
The author of Genesis frequently makes use of should double meanings or similar sounding words (unlike many other Biblical authors). In Genesis 3 for example, the author plays upon the ambiguity of the word "naked" ("eyrom" or עירם) and "wise" ("aruwm" ערום) which both look and sound very similar. Indeed both come from the same root "aram" (עָרַם), with the latter being the passive participle and the former being a noun. So this author was well aware of how to play on the subtle nuances of Hebrew. The fact that this author chose to clearly distinguish a herder from a protector indicates that the author was not playing on the agricultural aspects of the word "shomer".
(Incidently, the nikkud beneath the "mem" is a "tsere", which is rendered in English as "e" so the word is shomEr, not shomAr). The nikkud corresponding to an "a" would be a qamats or patach).
However, this is neither here nor there in regards to the broader point. When Cain asks Yahweh "Am I my brothers "shomer", he is saying "Am I responsible for my brothers well being?" The shepherd, whether "ro'eh" or "shomer", is indeed supposed to protect his flock. Yahweh answers in the affirmative, as does Mr. Donne, as does Mr. Obama.
Mr. Bowyer,
Yahweh says to Cain "Where is your brother".
Cain says to Yahweh "Is it my job to protect my brother?"
Yahweh punishes Cain. Does that mean Yahweh agrees with Cain's assessment of the situation or disagrees. I would suggest that the implication is that Yahweh disagrees with Cain, that it is his job to protect his brother, even from himself. The exchange makes no sense otherwise. If Yahweh agrees with Cain, why punish him? Punishment only makes sense as a repudiation of Cain's position.
Perhaps more to the point, Mr. Obama is saying that he disagrees with Cain, that all people are siblings and should protect one another. You are the only one here disagreeing with Mr. Obama and agreeing with Cain.
On at technical note, it is well known how the nikkudot are pronounced. People read Hebrew all of the time using the nikudot, if they did not know how it was pronounced, why would anyone use them. They were created about 1,000 years ago by the Masoretes (the oldest extant text with the nikudot is the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia). If one speaks Hebrew on a day to day basis, vowel marks (nikudot) are not necessary, the context makes the pronunciation obvious. Ancient Hebrew texts, like the Dead Sea Scrolls, did not use any such marks.
However after the destruction of Israel, Hebrew largely died out as day to day language. As a result, there was a danger of the correct pronunciation being lost. It was the Masoretes who developed the system vowel marks (and cantillation marks) exactly so that the correct pronunciation would not be lost. They would have failed in their task if no one knew how they were pronounced.
I am not certain but I believe that you mean that know knows how to correctly pronounce the tetragrammaton (YHWH). The Masoretes intentionally used the wrong nikudot (they used the nikudot from Adonai "Lord" instead) so that it might not be accidentally pronounced aloud. However there is a general consensus that that based on the root of HWH, the likeliest reading is Yahweh.
Mr. Bowyer,
Your Hebrew and theology are equally incorrect.
You wrote:" The point is pretty clear in English if we stop and reflect for a moment, but it's even clearer in the original Hebrew in which Cain asks whether he is the shmr of his brother.Shomor."
The Hebrew word for brother is "akh" (אָח)and the Hebrew word for "keeper" or "guardian" is "ha-shomer" (הֲשֹׁמֵר) the active participle of the root "shamar", "to guard or have charge of" . The worker "keeper" ("shomer") does not mean "shepherd", it means "protector" or "guardian". In Genesis 4 Abel is described a "keeper of flocks" "ro'eh tson". Ro'eh (רֹעֵה) is the active participle of "ra'ah" which means "to pasture, tend, graze, feed" and tson (צֹאן) is a "flock", it does not specifically refer to sheep, the same word can be applied to cows or goats. So Abel is merely a herder of some cattle. So there is no "word play" or double entendre on the meanings of "brother", "keeper", or "shepherd".
Theologically speaking, Cain's repose to Yahweh's inquiry into Abel's whereabouts is indeed an attempt at cleverness, "Am I my Brother's protector?" However Yahweh's response is completely earnest, it is clearly "YES". In saying that "Yes I am my brother's keeper" one would be agreeing with Yahweh and disagreeing with Cain. We are all, as the sons of Adam, brothers and sisters and each others protectors.
There are many other Biblical quotes that lend creedence to the idea. So you look for support for selfishness by mincing words? If you have done this to the least of these my brethren, you have done it to me.
Perhaps you can merge Ayn Rand with scriptire, then you can complete your travesty.
Then maybe the President should have quoted one of those, instead of a mangled quote from history's first murderous dictator to support his call for his policies.
Mr. Bowyer,
Mr. Obama was not quoting Cain but answering Cain. Cain asked "Am I my brothers keeper?" and Yahweh answered "Yes you are". Mr. Obama was merely echoing Yahweh's response, not Cain's question.


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December 20, 2012
The Albemarle County Police Department now has more money to keep its K-9 officers trained and fed, thanks to a donation from the Dalai Lama.
The $4,000 check was presented on Thursday. It's one of several community donations the Dalai Lama brought during his visit to Charlottesville in October. Some of the department's dogs helped with security during that visit.
Now the money will help the department keep its dogs fit.
"Each year it costs close to $2,000 per animal for their care, feeding, and training," said Chris Craytor with the Albemarle County Police Foundation. "It also creates funding for future animals because the dogs do age, and over time they do retire, like our regular two-footed officers."
The department also uses its K-9 officers to sniff out drugs and chase down suspects.


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CAIRO — Signaling a new era in Egypt's diplomacy, President Mohamed Morsi met withIran's vice president Wednesday in the highest-level official contact between the two strategic nations in decades.
Morsi's visit with Hamid Baghaei gave Iran a diplomatic coup amid sharpening international pressure over its nuclear program and links to Syria. It came as Egypt's new Islamist president looks to gradually reshape the pro-American policies of toppled leader Hosni Mubarak to reflect political shifts brought by the"Arab Spring" revolts.


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|chiefly Christianity, RC Church the act of a penitent accusing himself or herself of his or her sins
|confession of faith a formal public avowal of religious beliefs
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In some churches, notably the Roman Catholic Church, a sacrament in which repentant sinners individually or as a group privately confess their sins in front of a priest and receive absolution from the guilt of their sins.
In the first few centuries of Christianity, repentant sinners were assigned public penances: sinners had to stay outside the entrance of the church and ask the people going inside to pray for them. The period of public penance could be shortened through an indulgence.
(1) An open profession of faith (Luke 12:8). (2.) An acknowledment of sins to God (Lev. 16:21; Ezra 9:5-15; Dan. 9:3-12), and to a neighbour whom we have wronged (James 5:16; Matt. 18:15).


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Abd Rahim, Ruzairi and G. C., Loon and C. K., San and P. J., Fea and L. L., Chan and M. H., Fazalul Rahiman (2010) Optical tomography system using microprocessor and ethernet controller-based data acquisition system. Sensor Review, 30 (2). 124 - 129. ISSN 0260-2288
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Success Rate Down In First Week of 2007 Turkey Season
April 26, 2007
Success Rate Down In First Week of 2007 Turkey Season
Hunters across Missouri met with lower success rates during the opening week of the 2007 spring turkey hunting season. The Missouri Department of Conservation reported that 24,748 turkeys were checked in during the season's first seven days. That was down 1,974 birds from last year and well below the opening-week record of 29,018 turkeys set in 2004.
Hunters were fairly selective during the first of the season's three weeks. They bagged 18,136 adult gobblers, or nearly 80 percent of the total harvest. The remaining 4,611 turkeys tagged were juveniles or jakes.
Franklin County topped the state with 476 turkeys checked in. Callaway and St. Genevieve counties tied with the second highest take with 389 birds.
The central region of the state was tops in the MDC's eight recording regions with 3,665 turkeys tagged. The northwest region had 3,340 birds checked in followed by the northeast region with 3,184.
Macon County topped the northeast region with 326 turkeys tagged the first week followed by Adair County with 306 and Knox County with 249.
Scotland County hunters checked in 196 adult gobblers and 20 juvenile birds for a total of 216. That was down from 259 last year.
Clark County's totals fell off 52 birds to 173 this year and Schuyler County hunters saw their totals drop 11 birds in 2007's first week to 147.
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On Oct. 22 the College of Allied Health & Nursing with the Exercise is Medicine Club brought Dr. Glenn Gaesser here to give his "Big Fat Lies: The Truth about Your Weight & Your Health" presentation. Over 600 students, faculty, staff and area health professionals attended this presentation. It was standing room only. I am disappointed in The Free Press that they missed this event.
I will try to summarize the points of Dr. Gaesser's presentation. 1. Weight loss and dieting doesn't work and may actually be contributing to weight gain in our society. 2. Most Americans weight cycle — lose weight and gain it back multiple times. Weight cycling has been proven to have many adverse health outcomes. 3. For most Americans your weight is not important for your overall health. What is important is you level of fitness and eating healthy.
The message I got from this presentation is be active,exercise and eat healthy and don't worry about your weight. There are more and more studies in medical journals that support exercise and not weight is what is really important for your health.
I want to thank Dr. Cherie Pettitt and the MSU Exercise is Medicine Club for putting on this great event. This might be the start of a paradigm shift in how we treat obesity that will have a positive impact in the greater Mankato area.
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They really don't care which business, which family is destroyed. They attempt to inform you it is for your own good. If that doesn't work, they will tell you it was someone else's idea.
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Less than one day after Chicago firefighters Corey Ankum and Edward Stringer were killed in a building collapse after battling a fire, North Carolina-based Phoenix Graphics Online created and offered for sale a memorial sticker to honor the men.
A North Carolina company has stopped selling a controversial decal commemorating Chicago's most-recent fallen firefighters and has lodged a complaint with the city's Inspector General claiming harassment.
Firefighters claim the company was being opportunistic and trying to profit from tragedy, but the company says it's all just a big misunderstanding.
Less than one day after Chicago firefighters Corey Ankum and Edward Stringer were killed in a building collapse after battling a fire, North Carolina-based Phoenix Graphics Online created and offered for sale a memorial sticker to honor the men.
The four-inch decal cost $3 apiece.
"I see the benevolence that comes out of the fire service on a day to day basis here," said Phil Little, who has helped collect decades of memorabilia in advance of a 2011 opening of the first-ever Fire Museum of Greater Chicago. "For somebody to either abuse that or try to make a dollar off that is just a slap in the face to all the wonderful work that the firefighters and paramedics do."
But the company, which bills itself as the nation's largest dealer of emergency-service stickers, said it planned all along to donate 75 percent of all profits from the stickers to the families of the fallen firefighters.
The company's co-owner, Tommy Christenbury, said he worked 23 years as a paramedic before an injury seven years ago left him permanently disabled.
"I got no support. No nothing, and ended up losing absolutely everything I had except for my home," he said during a telephone conversation on Tuesday. "It was our intention that there had to be other people going through the same thing, and that if I could help, we wanted to help."
Christenbury forwarded to NBC Chicago an email he claims he sent Dec. 23 to the Chicago Fire Department:
Instead of sending his email to any of the top brass in the department, however, Christenbury directed it to the webmaster of ChicagoFD.org, a private organization of Chicago Fire Department boosters.
Fire department spokesman Larry Langford said no one ever received Christenbury's message. The department's personnel uses email addresses ending with @CityofChicago.org.
"If the e-mail had been directed to the Fire Commissioner or even a phone call to his office, or mine, we would have made sure the gentleman was connected to the proper organizations to further discuss his proposition," he wrote in a statement.
In the days since creating the decal, Christenbury says he was maliciously smeared by a Facebook page urging the boycott of his company, by a "please do not patronize" alert sent by firefighter union members and by numerous profanity-laced emails sent to him.
Christenbury shared 15 of those emails with NBC Chicago, some of which read in part:
"Have you no shame earning money from the brave dead? Do the right thing and give all earnings for your tacky endeavour to the familes of the fallen firefighters. Here's hoping Santa leaves big stinking turds in your stockings, for coal lumps just won't do."
Christenbury said he stopped selling the decals on on eBay on Monday. He said they were pulled from his site over the weekend.
Ultimately, he said he sold 24 stickers and is still interested in donating the proceeds from the sales to the families of Stringer and Ankum. He said he just needs someone from the Chicago Fire Department to reach out to him to tell him where to send the $72 he collected.


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MyDD In the hizzle
by Chris Bowers, Fri Feb 18, 2005 at 08:14:07 AM EST
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Thiznank you ta all those who supported me.
President Bizzush is married ta Laura Welch Bush, a killa nigga n librarian, n they have twiznin brotha Barbara n Jenna dogg. The Bush family also includes they doggz Barney, Miss Beazley, n they cat India hittin that booty.
This is what found. That's an honest to god search engine that also translates English into hizzle?
Somebody help poor JollyBuddah out here. I am so retro I may be hep for the first time in my life.
More recently (though not that recently) it gained more prominence with Jay-Z's "H to the izz-O, V to the izz-A" song, which, translated, was his way of proclaiming himself Jehova (think "J"ay "H" to the izz-"O" "V" to the izz-"A").
And just so you know, "my nizzle" translates to the n-bomb. Key to know before repeating.
niggaz, better recognize
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Enid Aglow to host Rev. Dalton
Enid Aglow International Light House, an outreach ministry of men and women with a vision to impact the community for Christ, will host the Rev. Alvin Dalton at 7 p.m. Monday, at 905 W. Rush, Enid.
Rev. Dalton is pastor of House of Prayer in Enid. He attended Phillips University and pastored four churches. He also has worked as a prayer partner at the Oral Roberts Prayer Tower in Tulsa. He has composed more than 300 gospel songs.
Forgiven Quartet to perform
Christian Church of the Covenant will welcome the Forgiven Quartet at the 10:30 a.m. worship service Sunday.
Forgiven Quartet has been spreading the good news of Jesus Christ through songs and testimonies since July 1981. They have performed all across middle America, with an emphasis on the smooth harmonies exemplifying Southern gospel music.
Christian Church of the Covenant is located at 1205 S. Cleveland.


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KEYSER, W.Va. — Robert Leroy Shipman and Elizabeth Louise Jones Shipman, Keyser, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary June 20.
Bob first met Betty when she moved across the street from him. She was 13 at the time. They became close friends, spending a lot of time together. Little did they know that within two years their friendship would lead to them becoming high school sweethearts.
Following graduation from high school, Bob entered the Army in July of 1947. He was sent to Alaska in July of 1948. He asked Betty to marry him on Christmas Eve in 1950 while home on leave.
A June wedding was planned and Miss Elizabeth Louise Jones and Sgt. Robert Leroy Shipman were united in marriage at St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church, Williamsport Pa. The Rev. Paul S. Wheelock and the Rev. Frank Sanders, great-uncle of the bride, officiated at the double ring ceremony before an altar arranged with white gladioli and palms. Mrs. Thelma Crow of Philadelphia presented the wedding music and accompanied the soloist, Neil Arnold. Both are cousins of the bride.
Betty was escorted to the altar by her father and given in marriage by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jones Sr. She wore a white nylon gown designed with full skirt and train. Her illusion veil fell from a heart shaped bonnet and she carried a colonial bouquet of white roses and babies breath.
Miss Patricia Leeper, a cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore an off-the- shoulder gown of orchid organdy over taffeta, with a bouffant skirt. She carried a colonial bouquet of yellow roses. Bridesmaids were Miss Saundra Jones, sister of the bride; Miss Peggy Shipman, sister of the bridegroom; Miss Beverly Roller and Mrs. Carol Webb. Their organdy gowns were fashioned like that of Miss Leeper's in shades of green, blue, yellow and pink. They carried colonial bouquets of roses. Dawn Elsesser and Deborah Jean Jones, the latter a sister of the bride, were flower girls. They wore orchid organdy gowns and carried baskets of yellow rosebuds.
Best man for the bridegroom was Pfc. Richard Shipman, brother of the bridegroom and son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Shipman. Ushers were Richard C. Jones Jr., brother of the bride; Walter Shipman, brother of the bridegroom; Stanley Bachman, and Robert Williamson.
A reception for 100 guests was held in the church social rooms following the ceremony. Later, the couple left for Washington, D.C. For traveling the bride chose an orchid suit white accessories and a white orchid corsage.
Upon their return, the couple took up residence on lsabella Street in Williams-port, Pa. Bob worked as a finish carpenter, served in the U.S. Army for more than 21 years and worked for the FBI in Quantico, Va., for 17 years. Betty worked as a secretary for the YMCA, then as a telephone operator. While living in Alaska she worked for the Alaska Road Commission. Betty worked as a secretary for the FBI in Quantico for six years before taking an early retirement.
Bob enjoys playing the clarinet, reading, carving, music and working on home renovations. He has belonged to the Musicians Union and Astronomy Club. Bob played in symphonic orchestras, dance orchestras and bands.
Betty enjoys knitting, crocheting, reading, music, cooking and baking. She also played French horn in a symphonic orchestra and high school band.
Bob and Betty enjoy traveling and family gatherings. They attend Mount Zion United Methodist Church in Frostburg.
Bob and Betty have four children, Robert Leroy Shipman Jr. of Franklin N.C.; Beverly Ann Collins of Ruther Glen, Va.; Brian Scott Shipman of Williamston, N.C.; and Babbette Dee Ardillo of Locust Grove, Va. They have 10 grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
While in the military, Bob and Betty became quite the world travelers, leading an adventurous life. They spent the better part of Bob's military career stationed overseas, Alaska, prior to its becoming a state; Greece, France, Iran and Sweden, including stop overs and visits in a number of countries. This gave them opportunities to expose their children to many different cultures and experiences — air travel, walking up the Eiffel Tower, riding a camel, camping in Denmark and riding a ferry across the Fiords to name just a few.
Bob shared his love of fishing with his children and grandchildren. He and Betty took their grandchildren on vacation with them. They included their children and grandchildren in their activities whenever possible. Some of the activities they enjoyed together were music, white water rafting, fishing, hiking, theater and swimming.
Bob and Betty credit their successful marriage with taking one day at a time with lots of give and take. Their mutual respect and love for each other, along with love of family, keeps them going strong.
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Rep. Moran's 2012 Women's Issues Conference
More than 300 men and women attended Congressman Jim Moran's 2012 Women's Issues Conference on Saturday, September 29, 2012 at Kenmore Middle School in Arlington. The event featured keynote speaker Kathleen Matthews, current chief communications and public affairs officer for Marriott International and former Channel 7 News anchor and host of the television show Working Woman.
Check out photos from the 2012 Women's Issues Conference here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/repjimmoran/sets/72157631685746289/
Seminars provided attendees opportunities to learn and engage in issues that affect women daily. Below is a brief summary of this year's seminars. A full list of seminars and panelist bios can be found here.
Living Healthy, Living Happy, Living Longer
George Mason University and Inova Health Systems co-hosted this seminar on two important aspects of healthy living: breast health and nutrition. Surgeons from Inova talked about risk factors and advances in early detection. Chef Peter Schoebel demonstrated ways to modify recipes to make them healthier.
Living Your Ideal Life: Balancing Family, Career, and Personal Needs
A lively panel discussion, moderated by Karyn Moran and featuring Deborah Kahn, Ph.D., Jennifer Vasquez, Dagny Evans, and Kiersten Todt Coon, focused on the challenges women face in prioritizing their lives.
Car Care 101
Roy Krebs helped attendees navigate their way under the hood of a car. Roy showed participants when tires need to be replaced and how to check oil.
Human Trafficking: the Global and Local Impact
Heather Heiman from the Tahirih Justice Center spoke to a standing room only group on human trafficking. In 2008, the United Nations estimated nearly 2.5 million people from 127 different countries are being trafficked into 137 countries around the world.
Communicating Success, Networking Your Future
This session highlighted ways to develop professional and personal relationships through style, communication, and networking skills. Annette Harris urged participants to focus on apparel fit, fabric, color, and adding a wow factor. Theresa Caldwell gave tips on creating an "elevator speech," a colorful, yet brief, introduction. Rose Harper discussed how the game of golf has opened many doors for her, and given her access and opportunities to build key relationships.
Delegate Charniele Herring discussed how she became an advocate and stressed the importance of doing your homework, building coalitions, being persistent, and not burning bridges.
For more information on Congressman Jim Moran's Women's Issues Conference, please contact Krysta Jones, Outreach Director, at email@example.com or 703-971-4700.


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Worship and sanctification are two sides of the smae liturgical coin. Liturgical language is characteristically atypical language in the human experience. In this sense, participation in the liturgy can imply an engagement with a milieu that is unfamiliar or, even worse, seemingly alien. In this engaging book, Gabriel Pivarnik unfolds the notion of participation in its many forms: metaphysical, soteriological, ecclesiological, and liturgical.
By showing the intimate interconnection between these various forms of participation and the Trinitarian narrative of salvation history, Pivarnik seeks to provide a working language for liturgy, that is, a viable starting point for reenvisioning the church's understanding of active participation within a Trinitarian framework. Such a connection is vital and points to one unmistakable fact: active participation in the liturgy that is rooted in the Trinitarain narrative is necessarily connected to the transformation of the believer in grace.


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We at the Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law believe that the legal community - lawyers, judges, scholars and students - carries a specific and heightened responsibility to pursue equality and justice in law, and to advance human rights. In order to enhance the involvement of the Israeli legal community in the advancement of social and legal justice, the Tel-Aviv Faculty of law has established the Legal Clinics.
The programs seek to promote throughout the law school a legal culture dedicated to social justice. This unique combination enriches academic scholarship and legal practice.
Our clinics are the most innovative, comprehensive and compelling among all such programs in Israel. We engage faculty members, clinical lawyers and approximately 150 law students a year in a variety of programs that serve the neediest and disadvantaged groups in Israel. Through our seven clinics we offer our students a unique educational experience, and at the same time provide essential legal services to a number of at risk communities. The clinics' work also constitutes a valuable resource for research, thus combining all three missions of TAU in one program: experiential teaching (and learning), research and community service.
Our students play a central role in meeting clients, analyzing the legal issues, coming up with possible solutions and working with the clients – always under the guidance and supervision of trained lawyers who are employed by the clinic. In addition to the practical work, our faculty members meet with the students once a week to learn, discuss and reflect upon the theoretical and doctrinal aspects of their work.
We believe that providing students with opportunities to implement theoretical legal knowledge to better the status of the underprivileged -- the poor, minorities, peoples with disabilities -- will develop and sustain their sensitivity to social and legal injustice throughout their professional career.


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Shoosmiths advises Softbox on investment by Great Point Partners
Shoosmiths' Adam Dowdney has advised the shareholders of Softbox Systems on the strategic majority investment by US private equity firm Great Point Partners.
Shoosmiths advises shareholders of SAL and REC on sale to Concept Life Sciences
Shoosmiths has advised SAL and REC shareholders on their sale to Concept Life Sciences.
Shoosmiths' private equity team advises on Gusto Restaurants MBO
The private equity team at Shoosmiths has advised funds managed by Palatine Private Equity on the management buyout of Gusto Restaurants and Bars.
The Lawyer's Hot 100 recognises Shoosmiths chief executive and partner
Shoosmiths has announced that chief executive Claire Rowe and partner Emma Gibson have been recognised in The Lawyer's Hot 100 2014.
Shoosmiths advises August Equity on the acquisition of Anglia Retirement Homes
Anglia Retirement Homes has been acquired by Ravelstone Care Homes. Specialists from Shoosmiths provided advice on the property elements of the deal.
Shoosmiths advises on £15.9m management buy-out of Virgin Wines
Shoosmiths' Manchester corporate and banking team has advised on the £15.9m management buy-out of online wine retailer Virgin Wines.
Shoosmiths advises August Equity on acquisition of Anglia Retirement Homes
Shoosmiths has advised on the acqusition of Anglia Retirement Homes, which was acquired by Ravelstone Care Homes.
Kieran Toal joins Shoosmiths' corporate team in Manchester
Kieran Toal has been appointed as a partner in Shoosmiths' corporate team in Manchester.
Shoosmiths partner advises on NorthEdge's acquisition of Jigsaw24 stake
Shoosmiths' Shaun McCabe has acted as part of a team of experts advising on NorthEdge Capital's acquisition of a majority stake in Jigsaw24.
Emma Gibson picks up award for Lawyer of the Year at Thames Valley event
Shoosmiths' Emma Gibson has defended her title of Lawyer of the Year at the Thames Valley Deals Awards 2013.


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Family Fights Complaint From Neighbors Over Wheelchair Ramp
A group of neighbors in Fountain are threatening to take legal action if the wheelchair ramp a family recently installed stays up.
Toddler's Wheelchair Still Missing When Stolen SUV Found
A toddler born with a rare genetic defect needs her wheelchair to get around but now she's left without. When thieves took off with her family's SUV her wheelchair was inside. The vehicle was found but the wheelchair is missing.
Fort Collins Police Investigate Deadly Crash
Police in Fort Collins are investigating a traffic crash between a truck and a motorized wheelchair. The man in the wheelchair was struck and killed.
Driver At Large After Hitting Woman In Wheelchair
Denver police are asking for help tracking down a hit-and-run driver who struck a woman in a wheelchair.
Car Strikes Man In Wheelchair Overnight
A car hit a wheelchair late Thursday night on a Denver street, sending one person to the hospital.


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International Joint Meeting of the German Society
for Cell Biology (DGZ) and the German Society for Developmental Biology
Conference Venue:
Registration and Abstract Submission are open now! www.celldevelopment2013.de
Special Lectures by: - Robert A. Weinberg (Carl Zeiss Lecture) - Maria Leptin (Distinguished Lecturer) - Reinhard Jahn (Frontiers in Science Lecture) - Thomas Cremer (Matthias Schleiden Lecture) - N.N. (Campos Ortega Lecture; to be selected by the GfE board in December) Plenary Sessions on: - Cell Polarity - The Nucleus and the Genome - Stem Cells Symposia on: - Advanced Microscopic Methods - Biomechanics of Cells - Cell Metabolism - Centrosomes - Cortical Development - Epigenetics - Evolution of Morphogenesis - Lateral Gene Transfer & Evolution of Symbiosis - Non-coding RNA in Development and Disease - Primary Cilia & Signaling - The Nuclear Envelope: Barrier & Transport Functions - Ubiquitin-related Proteins - Vesicular Transport