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Installer tips for the design, installation, maintenance and troubleshooting of cable, voice, video, and data at premises and campus-wide facilities.
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Clean manufacturing online reference for professionals designing, building, operating and maintaining cleanrooms. Check the Buyer's Guide for products and services. Or research a particular topic in the editorial archives.
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South African edition of US-based science and technology magazine, with mostly different content, some of it sourced from other journals; probably more cerebral than parent edition. Seeks to demystify its subject matter.
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News and information for the research and development community, including the annual research and development 100 awards.
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Includes archived highlights of projects conducted at Georgia Technology Research Institute.
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About 113
113, a collection of composers and performers of new music, curates concerts, seminars, and master classes throughout the Twin Cities. Through ambitious programming, community building, educational outreach, and emphasis on extensive interaction between composers and performers that greatly exceeds the industry standard, 113 provides a platform for musicians pursuing bold, personalized artistic visions, and helps them to transmit those visions as directly and honestly as possible to a receptive audience, unfettered by university politics, market pressures, or established conventions.
Since its inception in 2012, 113 has presented over fifty world premieres and worked with composers and performers such as Anthony Cheung, Chaya Czernowin, James Dillon, Julio Estrada, Brian Ferneyhough, Michael Pisaro, Collect/Project, Duo Gelland, Ensemble Dal Niente, Fonema Consort, The Gregorian Singers, Marcelo Rilla, Bill Solomon, Strains New Music Ensemble, and dozens of local musicians of the highest caliber.
Our 2017-2018 programming season includes concerts of new music and residencies by internationally-acclaimed composers and musicians including Duo Gelland, Richard Barrett, Milana Zaric, Jeffery Kyle Hutchins, Adam Zahller, Neil Nanyi Qiang, Bethany Battafarano, and Collin Arneson.
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On paper, Giorgio Natili is an engineering lead at McGraw-Hill Education where he spearheads the accessibility and mobile/reading experience initiatives for the company's LearnSmart division. On the job, Giorgio is a strong proponent of agile development practices whose passion for usable, maintainable and testable code is only surpassed by his determination to make things work. In addition to standards-based application development, Giorgio's areas of expertise include real-time communication and surfing off the coast of his native Italy. His previous speaking engagements include Adobe Max, 360|Flex, FITC, Mobile Web Dev Conference, Mobile Tea and many other community-driven events in both Europe and the United States.


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C&VE + SYA Win Health + Wellness Design Award
We are excited to announce that our collaboration with Stephen Yablon Architecture for Planned Parenthood NYC's reproductive health and education center in Queens has earned a 2016 Health + Wellness Design Award from Graphic Design USA. This project continues to garner attention from the architecture community and beyond. Besides winning both an AIA National Healthcare Design Award and an NYCxDesign Award from Interior Design Magazine and being featured in the magazines Architect and Metropolis, the newly designed facility has received attention in major media outlets like The New York Times and Slate. We were simply honored and humbled to have been a part of this team and to contribute to a valuable asset in the community, and we're even more thrilled to see it appreciated by such a wide audience.


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Tune your vuvuzelas to B-flat major
Despite the despair of yesterday's post, there is brighter news from Australia - a light to lead us out of the gloom and into a brand new day of sporting glory. Meet the Emus, Australia's brand-new national dodgeball team (and how great is that team photo?):
After learning that Australia had no national dodgeball association, [Burt] Sigsworth and his mates registered one. Then they selected themselves to play for Australia at the world dodgeball titles next month in Las Vegas. "We found," says Sigsworth, "the greatest loophole in Australian sport."
Doesn't it bring a tear of pride to your eye? Please be upstanding; turn your computer speakers up to 11, and tune your vuvuzelas to B-flat major…
No, wait, that's the wrong national anthem. Here we go. (Incidentally, it's really hard to find a Youtube version of Advance Australia Fair that's both "good" and "not Adam Hills singing it to the tune of Working Class Man".)


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Making lip balm is really not too hard.
Here's the most basic way to make lip balm:
It is really as simple as melting beeswax and a base oil (like sweet almond oil or even olive oil) on low heat, stirring it together, and letting it cool until solid. A higher oil to beeswax ratio will result in a less solid, more glossy product.
If you want to get fancy, you can add a few drops of flavor or essential oils and moisturizing ingredients like Shea butter.
One of my favorite things ever is the scent of warm peppermint and lavender, which are some of the wonderful combinations of essential oils you might want to play with.
Kim at Too Much Time On Her Hands has a great recipe and tutorial for making lip balm. She even included a cute printable label!
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Hi! I'm Caitlyn, a transplant to Raleigh, North Carolina, and a maker with too many hobbies. When I'm not knitting, sewing, crafting, organizing, or generally DIYing around the apartment I share with my husband Justin, I'm probably making lists about all of those things. Taught to leave things better than I found them, I've got a growing passion for handmade and home improvement and a drive to document my progress. Did I mention I like writing, reading, and playing video games too?
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I love your new blog. Congratulations on taking the big leap and going live! I look forward to seeing your progress.
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Düsseldorf boat show starts the 2010 season for many boats enthusiats. The German show which is among the largest in the World remains on a good heading, even in the turbulent economic conditions of the international yacht and water sports business and for its 41st edition has some 1,550 exhibitors from over 50 countries, presenting the entire world of water sports, whetting our appetite for summer, sun, wind, waves and the sea. Dusseldorf will be held from 23rd to the 31st of this month and it will fill seventeen halls at the fair ground, covering a total area of 213,000 square metres of exhibition space. About 550 of those involved will be attending from abroad and the exhibits will range from fishing hooks to large yachts. New models to watch are the just finished Galeon 340 Fly, Beneteau 30 Antares S / 34 Swift Sedan, Bandido 66, Horizon 68 Elegance / 122 Elegance RPH, and the Linssen 25.9 Grand Sturdy Sedan.
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Labels: 6th Circuit, appeal, defamation, false light, Grand Resort hotel and Convention Center, invasion of privacy, protected opinion, Tennessee, tripadvisor
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the District Court's ruling that the statements made online were not actually facts, because they were "loose, figurative or hyperbolic language." Seaton v Tripadvisor, 728 F.3d 592, 597 (2013). Plaintiff Seaton owens and operates a hotel in Tennessee called Grand Resort. Defendant TripAdvisor is a worldwide company and subsidiary of Expedia, Inc., which surveys hotels and restaurants throughout the world. Seaton filed suit when TripAdvisor published an online survey titling Seaton's hotel as "the dirtiest hotel in America." The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals noted that Seaton's defamation or false light invasion of privacy was without merit. TripAdvisor reasoned that the list is protected opinion and it reflects TripAdvisor's users' subjective opinions and therefore not capable of being defamatory. The Sixth Circuit noted that placement on the "2011 Dirtiest Hotels" list constitutes protected opinion, because the list employs loose, hyperbolic language and its general tenor undermines any assertion by Seaton that the list communicates anything more than the opinions of TripAdvisor's users. Seaton's claim for trade libel/injurious falsehood is not credible, because it requires proof of publication of a false statement of fact regarding Grand Resort. The District Court reasoned, "Trade libel and injurious falsehood as causes of action requires proof of the publication of a false statement of fact." Seaton acknowledged in his brief "Trade libel includes, as an element, proof of publication of a false statement of fact regarding the plaintiff's business, causing damages to the business." Therefore, Seaton cannot prove falsity, because Grand Resort's placement on TripAdvisor's list constitutes protected opinion.


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Pollstar Founder Gary Bongiovanni is retiring next summer from the magazine he helped build, Amplify has learned.
Bongiovanni's exit from the company he founded in 1981 in Fresno, California comes after the 2017 sale to Tim Leiweke and Irving Azoff. For decades, he has served as Pollstar's editor-in-chief, although he has stepped back in recent years and taken a less active role.
Earlier this year, co-founder Gary Smith traveled to Los Angeles to announce the sale of Pollstar to the Oak View Group for an undisclosed amount. The sale followed the purchase of Venues Today by OVG in December of last year.
At the time of the sale, Bongiovanni agreed to stay with the company for one more year. Smith is expected to stay on with Pollstar longer. Former Billboard editors Ray Waddell and Andy Gensler are now overseeing editorial operations at both Venues Today and Pollstar.
Prior to Pollstar, Bongiovanni worked for famed agent and N.W.A manager Jerry Heller at the Heller-Fischel Agency in LA. After several years, he relocated to Fresno, California for a job at Fresno State University and eventually came up with the idea for Pollstar, compiling data on concerts, ticket sales and contact directories. Bongiovanni is a graduate of California State University, Chico.


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If you're reading this title and going, "Ummmm…. ok??" then let me explain. I do not consider myself a fashion blogger. Rather, I am a style blogger. So what's the difference?
Kally from the From a Distance blog summed up the differences in her "Style Blogger Vs. Fashion Blogger" post from May 2015:
Most people think that being a style blogger and a fashion blogger are one in the same [sic]. It's understandable because both deal with clothes but they're also very different. […] Fashion bloggers are those who keep up with the newest trends. […] Their outfits are usually high-end.
Style bloggers don't care as much for what's the latest trend but follow what they feel most comfortable in. […] Their clothes are ready-to-wear and at a reasonable price. Also, style bloggers don't only talk about clothing. They can branch out to topics on beauty, hair, and even more personal topics.
By that explanation above, I am DEFINITELY a style blogger. It's even in my blog title! 😉 I am aware of trends and runway fashion (I read Tom & Lorenzo and Go Fug Yourself on a daily basis — visit my Blog Love page), but I don't focus on trends or runway shows on my blog. Rather, my blog here is chronicling my personal style journey and how I remix clothing I feel good in and feel comfortable in. And I do branch out at times to do other things, like review beauty products (like here with a brow kit) or highlight hairstyles (most recently detailing my new shorter 'do).
Style bloggers are also known as "personal style bloggers," because again, it's about that specific blogger's personal take on style, not just about showcasing the latest trends. The photographs on a fashion blogger's site also tend to be much more stylized and posed than on a style blogger's site. I also want to be clear: one is NOT better or worse than the other; my point is that each is different and has its own focus.
(Also, if you search on Google using the different phrases "fashion blogger" vs. "style blogger," you do come up with different results.)
So why am I writing about this? It's been on my mind for a couple of reasons. I always want to — and often do — correct anyone who refers to me as a "fashion blogger" or that I have a "fashion blog," but I wanted to articulate here WHY I do that. There is a difference between those two terms amongst bloggers. It might be semantics — and I am an English major! — but it feels important to me to make that distinction.
I'm also a member of a private Facebook group of bloggers, and there was a recent question posed:
Are you a "blogger"? Or do you just "have a blog"?
So that also got me thinking along similar lines. I do consider myself a blogger and more specifically, I consider myself a "style blogger" — as opposed to a "fashion blogger" or a specific niche like a "mommy blogger" or a "sewing blogger." I also consider my blog a hobby, because I have a full-time job. I've been blogging for a little over 4 years, and I still feel like an amateur in many ways. And I'm okay with that.
This is a personal style journey — showcased on my style-and-not-a-fashion blog — and thanks to all for joining me on that journey!


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Heatwave slows mayfly but buzzer provides great sport on Corrib
May 11th, 2017 | by Kevin Crowley
Please note: There have been a spate of fires around the country recently, including a huge forest fire in the Cloosh Valley, with smoke drifting over Corrib for the past few days. Many anglers enjoy lunch on an island or shoreline, which may include lighting a fire to boil a kettle. After the prolonged dry spell we have had lately, vegetation is tinder dry, and a wildfire can be started very easily. Anglers are asked to take every precaution, and to make sure all cooking fires are fully extinguished before leaving.
Declan Gibbons reports on very mixed fortunes in returns for the last week as northerly and easterly winds prevailed, when they blew at all, and bright sunshine held sway too. Mayfly hatches have been patchy in the mini-heatwave, but buzzer and olive hatches have more than compensated for this.
Larry McCarthy from Corrib View Lodge, Glencorrib reports guests enjoyed a great week at the lodge with lots of fish caught in often difficult conditions. Monday last produced 26 trout for 3 boats, best boat being Gareth Jones and Tony Cartwright with 14 fish up to 4lbs, mostly in the Saddle area and all on buzzer. Vaughn Ruckley, visiting from Edinburgh at 84 years young, had 3 fish on buzzer for 11lbs on Tuesday last. Wednesday saw brighter conditions and fishing was tougher, with the average catch reduced to 3 or 4 per boat with some big fish caught in the evenings. Gareth Jones from Wales had a fish of over 6lbs which he sportingly returned on Wednesday evening on buzzer. Saturday and Sunday saw an improvement, with Shane Cramer from Tipperary & Larry himself boating 12 trout on dry olives on Saturday.
Gareth Jones and Matthew Griffith had 12 trout, also on dry olives. Sunday with light winds all boats caught fish with the best boat on Sunday being guide Frank Reilly and Ben Watson from England with 8 trout on buzzer in the Greenfields area – best fish 5.5lbs.
Basil Shields of Ardnasillagh Lodge, Oughterard 091-552550 says they had a busy week at the lodge with excellent fishing on buzzer and a few fish caught on mayfly. Neil Glavin from Mallow had 2 fish on Monday averaging 2lbs each on buzzer. Gary Maguire, Northern Ireland had 5 fish on Wednesday from 1.75lbs to 4.75lbs, and on Thursday Gary had 5 fish on mayfly from 2.25lbs to 3.25lbs. Four anglers from Enniskillen had 15 fish on buzzer and mayfly for two days, with the best fish 5lbs. Cork anglers Pat Collins and Shane Bird on Saturday had 9 fish last Saturday on mayfly and 3 fish on Sunday on buzzer, including 2 fish of 4.5lbs and the third 5.25lbs. Visiting anglers from Wales Tim Llewllyn and Mark Thomas had 9 fish on buzzer with the best fish being 7lbs, and 3 more in the 5lbs range. Ronnie McQuaid from Newtownards had 2 fish on buzzer for his day on Corrib – best fish 4.5lbs.
Staying in the Oughterard area Gerry Molloy ( www.loughcorriboughterard.com) reports Greg Turley and 5 friends spent Saturday last dapping, landing 16 fish and saw many undersize fish moving.
Kevin Molloy from Baurisheen Bay Boat Hire, Guiding & Self Catering (087-9604170) hosted visiting USA father and son Liam and Jasper Blake, who caught 2 trout trolling on Monday last – 6.5lbs and 8.5lbs – both sportingly released.
Duncan Lawless from England and friends were also with Kevin and had 8 trout for three days.
Paul Coridia, a guest at Currarevagh Lodge (www.currarevagh.com), had 12 trout for four days fishing.
In the Cornamona area Richard Molloy of Ballard Shore Boat Hire & Self Catering ( 087-2879339 ) hosted visiting Swiss angler Roland Nobs, who is a regular to the area, catching a fine Corrib trout of 14lbs on a Lane Minnow. John Walsh and visiting French angler Daniel Paris fished on Wednesday and had 4 fish. On Thursday they had 5 fish and on Friday they had 3 fish, mostly returned and caught on wets and dries. Tom Doc Sullivan ( 087-6113933 ) guided brothers Craig and Chris Oliver for two days and they had 12 trout for their visit to Corrib, with 10 of the fish caught on wet may fly and the other two caught on dry fly – best fish 2.5lbs.
Ballindiff Angling Club hosted the ITFFA Connacht Cup on Sunday last with 56 anglers participating: 64 fish were recorded by the 31 anglers who had fish on the day. Along with the 5 winners mentioned below 9 other anglers will make up the Connacht team in the Inter-Provincial competition. The competition was run on a catch-and-release basis in flat calm and very bright conditions with most fish caught on buzzer.
Winner on the day and proud holder of the trophy for 2017 was Barry Fox, a renowned competition angler and former socialite, with 5 fish. In 2nd place was Oughterard angler Brian Ferguson with 3 fish, while 3rd place went to Mike Keady from Moycullen with 4 fish. Michael Monaghan was 4th, and Toby Bradshaw finished in 5th. Toby was also the winner of the Longest Fish prize with a fine trout of 61 cms.
Ted Wherry (087-4305957) form Mayfly Lodge, Ballynalty Bay and Richard Robinson were fishing together on Monday and Wednesday last with 11 fish for their two afternoons fishing – best fish 3.5lbs.
In the Annaghdown area on Monday last Gene Haran and his friend Nicholas visiting from the UK had 11 fish for their day on buzzer. Darren Maguire and John Reidy had 10 fish on Monday last also on buzzer. On Saturday last Gene and Darren had 5 fish for their day with the best fish being 2lbs. On Sunday last Paul Rooney and Gene had 4 fish to the boat with the best fish being 4lbs, and also on Sunday Darren and his uncle Francis had 5 fish, with the best fish being 3.5lbs, all on buzzer.
While mayfly hatches have been patchy, to say the least, due to the extremely bright, calm conditions this week, the forecast is for more unsettled weather over the weekend, with showery outbreaks of rain and a swing to southerly winds over the next few days. This should stir things up a bit more, and the many anglers who visit Corrib every year for the mayfly will hopefully enjoy better sport to mayfly patterns this week.
Request for Information: IFI Research and UCD are co-ordinating a joint research project on Rare Fish. These include the lampreys, of which the dwarf sea lamprey is found in Lough Derg, and the brook and river lampreys are found in the rivers and streams around the lake. Anglers are asked to report any sightings of lampreys, lamprey marks on fish they catch, or lampreys seen spawning in rivers or streams. Sights can be reported to firstname.lastname@example.com, and more information on lampreys can be found at www.ucd.ie/rarefishreporter
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By MIKE HUFFMAN
Managing Editor
To the surprise of many – including three members of the City Council -- Spokane Valley City Manager Mike Jackson was asked to resign by the council majority on Tuesday night.
The move came after a 45 minute executive session – closed to the public – that began an hour before the council's usual 6 p.m. start time. An announcement of the special session was made public on Monday.
Deputy Mayor Arne Woodard joined Mayor Rod Higgins along with Council Members Ed Pace and Sam Wood to demand Jackson's resignation. Wood joined the council in January after defeating incumbent Ben Wick last November.
Council Members Bill Gothmann, Chuck Hafner and Dean Grafos voted against the move.
The addition of Wood has shifted the balance of power on the council – one deemed too conservative by some.
"I feel you have made a big mistake," former Mayor Diana Wilhite told the council. "(Jackson) is hard-working man who worked to see the city survive…shame on you."
Former Spokane Valley Planning Commissioner Marcia Sands called Jackson's ouster, and the secrecy leading up to it, a "horrible travesty" with a political motive.
"We will be watching," she said.
Jackson has been with the city of Spokane Valley since incorporation in 2003, when he was hired as the director of the parks and recreation department. He was promoted to deputy city manager in 2007.
Jackson was offered the job as city manager in 2010 after that council removed David Mercier as city manager. Under the Spokane Valley's council-manager form of government, the only city official that can be hired or fired by the council is the city manager.
Grafos said Tuesday's action was "a dangerous move" by the new majority and the first step to forming a new Spokane Valley Police Department run by the city. Currently, Spokane Valley contracts with the Spokane County Sheriff's Office.
Both Sheriff Ozzie Knezovich and Police Chief Rick VanLeuven were in attendance Tuesday night.
"Mike Jackson has been one of the finest people we've had to work with. He's always been a straight-shooter," Knezovich said. "We've not always agreed, but we've always been able to find a compromise."
Hafner said none of the three council members who voted against Jackson's removal – who did not comment from the dais -- knew Tuesday's action was coming.
"They have the power, they have the muscle," Hafner said of the majority. "It's a puzzle…a tsunami is just beginning."
While a dozen spoke in favor of Jackson, Gene Strunk did speak in approval of the council's action, saying that errors in leadership were costing the city millions of dollars.
"Jackson didn't know what he was doing," Strunk said.
Jackson has nearly 35 years in the public sector. Before coming to Spokane Valley, he worked as the director of parks, library and recreation for the city of Sterling, Colo., and as a Utah state parks superintendent.
Mark Calhoun, deputy city manager, will take on Jackson's duties until a new city manager can be hired.
Jackson will be on paid leave until his contract is terminated, which will be no later than March 30.


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Teaching Chinese in North Dakota
By Min Li, Spring Work & Travel Participant and Greenheart Club Member
Min Li is a university student from China who came to work and experience the USA in North Dakota. Below Min Li reflects on his experience volunteering for the Greenheart Club as Chinese tutor during his exchange in the USA.
I had a great experience in Chinese teaching to Americans and a Thai friend in USA. My American student is Qiao Qiao,his mother used to study in China and gave him a Chinese name -QiaoQiao,which means bridge. Qiao Qiao is very a smart and cute boy, he loves China and its culture.
Restaurants usually make for nice tutoring classrooms. One day in May,which was my day off, his family invited me to a dinner in a restaurant in Bismarck. While we were having dinner, I taught Qiao Qiao Chinese. I pointed out bread on the table meanwhile, I read mianbao in Chinese,which means bread. Then Qiao Qiao read after me. In this fashion Qiao Qiao learned some new Chinese words in just a few minutes. His mother is only good at spoken Chinese and not so much in writing. Therefore I taught her how to write qiao qiao in Chinese. She learned very fast.
I had an awesome experience in teaching my Thai friend Chinese too. In Bismarck North Dakota where I lived there were many Thai students who were working there. I met a nice girl who was interested in Chinese. I taught her how to write , speak, and read Chinese. At first, she thought it was hard to write Chinese as Chinese is very complicated. Then I chose some interesting words to her,the first one was 口 . I let her guess what it meant. After that I told her it means mouth is read Kou. This word is a mouth of people. She was very excited about the meaning. The second word was 人(which means people). I used the same way of teaching, guessing meaning first ,then telling the meaning ,and after that teaching her how to read and write the word. She found that Chinese is a very interesting language. I am very happy that I can teach Chinese to the people from all over the world.


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Mayors of west Broward County cities received few answers on Tuesday when they asked county water officials about a plan to sink 16 wells in Parkland.
``We didn`t get any answers,`` Parkland Mayor Joe Lettelier said.
The mayors said they were concerned that a concentration of wells in the city could lower the water table and possibly lead to a draining of private drinking wells and ponds used for agriculture, and a disruption of septic tanks. The officials also expressed concern that potential leaks from a proposed landfill nearby could contaminate the wells.
Those concerns about the wells spurred the Northwest Council of Mayors to invite Roy Reynolds, the director of the county`s Water Resources Management Division, to Tuesday`s council meeting in North Lauderdale.
``We don`t want to see one city victimized for the benefit of everyone else,`` North Lauderdale Mayor John Hart told Reynolds and other county officials at the meeting.
Arthur ``Sonny`` Rosenberg, vice mayor of Hallandale and chairman of the county`s Water Supply Advisory Board, told the mayors to address their questions to the County Commission.
``You`re obviously not getting answers here,`` he said.
A $57 million plan for new water wells, presented to the County Commission in December, calls for sinking 16 wells in Parkland, 16 in Deerfield Beach and 19 in south Broward.
The mayors said they were concerned about the impact the wells could have on Parkland and neighboring cities, and the possibility that a proposed dump in nearby Palm Beach County could contaminate the water supply as far south as Margate.
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Hill Country's Backyard Barbecue, which brought live music, Texas beers and smoky brisket to the National Building Museum's lawn last summer, will return on May 1. The popular pop-up will again offer country bands Thursday through Saturday nights with no cover charge, and operate through Labor Day weekend.
However, there are some significant changes: The Backyard Barbecue will only operate Thursday through Saturday from 4 to 9 p.m., meaning no Saturday or Sunday afternoons sipping Shiner in the sun, and no chance of hanging out on a Wednesday after work. (That was my favorite time to go last summer, as your chance of getting a seat on a hay bale was higher than on a busy Friday.) "We looked at the pros and cons of what we did last year," said Hill Country spokeswoman Melissa Gold, "and in July and August, it's really hot out there."
Gold also says that Hill County is looking into adding more bars at the Backyard Barbecue to speed up waits for beer and cocktails, and adding additional games beyond the two corn hole sets that were in continuous use last summer. "We're still shaping what it's all going to look like," she said. Expect more details about the new menu and the concert schedule next month.
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Two months from now I will be singing the back to school anthem "It's the most wonderful time of the year…" while we gear up for a new school year, new clothes and lots of school supplies. Today, however, I am channeling my inner Olaf while "In Summer" rolls through my head. It is the last week of school and I can not wait to let the kids stay in bed in the morning. I am looking forward to taking a break from homework, walking to school and packing school lunches. It doesn't matter how many lunch food items I buy, there are never enough on school mornings! Of course I still have to provide lunch to the kids while they are home, but without the allergy restrictions, the packaging restrictions and the refrigeration issues, we have a lot more options! I am not interested in doing a huge meal preparation every day for both lunch and supper so I have come up with some lunch ideas that don't require a lot of time or preparation.
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- Cold sandwiches: peanut butter and jam, egg salad, deli meat, tuna…whatever they please.
- Hot sandwiches: grilled cheese, turkey and beef are some of our favourites.
- Raw veggies platters: serve them with dip and a pickle platter for some extra variety.
- Fruit platters: add berries and a yogurt dip for some really happy kids.
- Cheese and crackers: provide a variety of crackers and cheeses so they don't get bored.
- Wraps: wrap up their favourite ingredients in a tortilla for a fun lunch.
- Homemade subs: sub buns, cold meat, veggies and cheese are what you need to make your own subs at home.
- Salad: let them add their own salad toppings so everyone can have what they like.
- Eggs: scrambled, fried or whipped up into an omelet, they are fast and healthy too.
- Waffles: yes, I even mean the frozen ones. Sometimes you just need something that you can make in a matter of minutes!
- Leftovers: spend your time cooking supper, and make a little extra so that you can use it for lunch too!
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Dear Michelle Obama,
After watching your speech at the Democratic National Convention, I sat in awe experiencing first-hand, for the first time, how it feels to hear one of the greatest leaders of our country speak. Your confidence radiated through your smile as you comforted the crowd, giving them hope and showing them that you have no doubt your husband will perform well as president for a second term.
I especially want to acknowledge your ability to present your values in a way that includes everyone, even the members of the opposing party. It takes a true leader to be able to stand before a crowd -- so vested in your own party's success -- yet recognize that your party, like the Republican party, has one common goal: to make America a better place. This shows true leadership -- understanding the different points of view, acknowledging them, and ensuring your audience that you plan to include everyone as the country successfully progresses.
Mrs. Obama, thank you for defining success for this country. It is especially easy for people to forget, when suffering in an economic crisis such as this one, that the only way the country will be able to move forward is if the people of the nation work together. You said, "Success doesn't count unless you earn it fair and square." That means no cheating, no lying and absolutely no shortcuts. In an age where using the fastest, most effective technology is the norm, shortcuts have become even more available and the uprising generation needs this reality check to understand that success is something to be earned.
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Finally, please know that your role as a woman with this level of impact on a country will positively effect the future women of this country. As a proud member of an all girls' school where we are encouraged to confidently raise our voice in our community, you are a prime example.
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Florida Fish & Wildlife Red Tide Status: Friday, July 14, 2017
FWC released the Red Tide Status Report this week.
Florida Fish & Wildlife Conservation Commission red tide bulletin at 3:45 PM 7/14/2017.
Red Tide Status (July 14, 2017)
The Florida red tide organism, Karenia brevis, is present at background concentrations in Southwest Florida.
Over the past week, Karenia brevis was observed at background concentrations in two samples collected from Pinellas County, background concentrations in one sample collected from Manatee County, and background concentrations in one sample collected from Lee County.
Additional samples collected throughout Florida over the past week did not contain K. brevis.
Forecasts for Southwest Florida by the USF-FWC Collaboration for Prediction of Red Tidespredict net northern transport of surface waters and southern, onshore movement of subsurface waters from Pinellas to northern Monroe counties over the next three days." For more information, please see FWC.
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|Possible respiratory irritation; shellfish harvesting closures > 5,000 cells/L
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The City of Sydney today re-affirmed its commitment to slash carbon emissions after deciding not to pursue a development agreement with its preferred trigeneration energy services provider Cogent Energy due to economic and regulatory hurdles.
Changes to the regulatory environment and the Federal Government's decision to lower the future carbon price have reduced the commercial case for trigeneration precincts in Australia.
The City has decided the first trigeneration project planned for Green Square does not currently meet performance targets necessary for the project to progress, instead the City will continue with plans to install trigeneration systems in its own buildings starting with a plant to provide power to Sydney Town Hall, Town Hall House and the Queen Victoria Building.
Cogent along with other companies will be invited to tender for this project.
"This changed environment, while unfortunate, is only a small roadblock," City of Sydney CEO Monica Barone said.
"The economics of trigeneration at Green Square don't stack up now, but we will do everything we can to lobby the state and federal governments for regulatory change. All the research, technical material and scoping we have done so far will be used to pursue trigeneration systems in our own buildings and for future trigeneration precincts across the city.
"The City will revisit trigen in Green Square once the regulatory environment makes it more attractive for large scale precincts. We believe climate change is the most pressing issue for every government, and our resolve on cutting carbon emissions is as strong as ever."
Other factors that influenced the decision include restrictive electricity network regulations and the state and federal government rule changes that remove incentives for the development of trigeneration precincts.
While city-wide trigeneration networks provide low carbon electricity and zero carbon heating and cooling to buildings in cities including London, New York, Paris, Berlin, Copenhagen and Seoul, in Australia one of the key incentives for establishing similar trigeneration precincts has been removed through recent rule changes by state and federal governments.
Trigeneration is an extremely efficient way of producing reliable, low carbon electricity and zero carbon heating and cooling.
In addition to some of the specific challenges with the proposed Green Square project, regulatory changes to the National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS) last October reduced the appeal of precinct-based trigeneration. The changes stopped property owners claiming the energy-rating benefits of buying low carbon electricity produced in large trigeneration precincts, giving these benefits only for electricity from less efficient, small-scale trigeneration plants in individual buildings.
These changes mean that even when a trigeneration plant supplies power to a building next door, the property owner can no longer get the all-important increase in environmental star ratings from using low carbon power for the Commercial Building Disclosure Scheme. Instead, precinct scale trigeneration and renewable energy is treated as power sent from the Hunter Valley even though it is produced with less than half the carbon emissions of coal-fired power.
Forecasts for gas prices over the next few years also added to cost uncertainty.
The City will continue its fight to reduce carbon emissions while lobbying to reverse the regressive changes to NABERS and remove the regulatory barriers to trigeneration. These barriers include a pricing regime that fails to reward people consuming locally-generated power even though that saves the community money that would otherwise be spent transporting electricity great distances from where it is generated.
Already the City is rolling out the largest concentration of building mounted solar panels in the country, replacing all its street lights with energy efficient LEDs and completing a major energy efficiency retrofit of its buildings. These measures will slash greenhouse gas emissions from the City's own buildings by 29 per cent by 2016.
The City's renewable energy master plan, soon to go before Council, contains a blueprint for how 100 per cent of the City of Sydney's Local Government Area electricity, heating and cooling can come from renewable sources by 2030.
To make existing, privately-owned trigeneration plants more efficient, the City is also planning to lay pipes to nearby buildings where known customers are keen to access the waste heat trigeneration produces to provide low carbon heating and air conditioning.
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Nope - you can't just accept anyone to be part of that vital medical team for you and your family. But, how do you really know your health practitioners are really that great? There are a lot of considerations, and it is important to ponder! So, let's take a moment and do just that!
I have put a short list of a few signs I think indicate you have a good medical team member on your hands. Come take a look and let me know what you think! I would love it if you would add to the list and let me know how you know you have a great doc or dentist, too, or what you think is important to look out for to find a doctor as well.
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3. Trust and honesty go both ways.
In turn, you must be honest and forthright with your symptoms, lifestyle, good habits and bad. The doctor can't make a correct diagnosis if you are keeping something from him or her. A good doctor will ask lots of questions to dig deep about your health to get a true picture. But, please, answer them honestly and don't be embarrassed about the answers!
4. Nice is not necessarily necessary!
That is a bit of a tongue twister! In some situations and if you are dealing with a special condition, the doctor's personality is not the top concern. If the doctor that you have researched to have the best medical outcomes doesn't have the best personality to match and is anything but charming, I wouldn't let that stop you from proceeding. Being nice is not the most important quality, but being the most technically correct surgeon probably is! I have been lucky enough to get both on occasion and consider it an act of grace! Let me clarify, though, that having a general practitioner that you see more regularly for check-ups and one that you can build a rapport and relationship with is a very, very good idea, though!
5. Egos are nowhere to be found.
Don't miss this: A health coach may be a great asset to you! Here is an interview with an awarding-winning health coach that has loads of tips on living healthy and how to find the perfect coach for you.
And, now, on to your very important dental team . . .
5 Signs You Have a Great Dentist
1. All issues start small.
Early detection is important as many head and neck cancers begin in the oral cavity. Thus, make sure your dentist does an oral cancer screening that includes checking for lumps in the neck and mouth as well as your lips and the inside of your mouth and throat.
In addition, there are mouth rinses with a dye that help detect lesions. Abnormal cells in your mouth may take up the dye in the rinse and appear blue. Your dentist may also use a special light to examine the inside of your mouth to make abnormal tissues show up easier as well.
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2. Don't forget next time.
3. Dental issues, as well as health issues, play a role.
4. Find what is new and maybe even better.
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Where are the bangladeshis? yes, this is now our pseudo-secularist are worried for. From ram vilas paswan, laloo, miya mulayam to morally right congress netas, each one of them are now following there(b'deshis) trail. All this started after a report by director general of BSF A K Mitra, that there are atleast 12 lakh legal bangladeshis missing now who have entered india with all valid documents.
Legal bangladeshis? and what about those who had entered illegally? They count near about 4 crore here in india.
But wait, before u jump guns and think that these netas are now serious about these illegal bangladeshi problem, please wait.
Elections are coming and now these so called sickular parties want there share of these illegal bangladeshis. For what? just give them some land to grab, let them have fake voter id, and here's your potential share of voters.
Ram vilas pawas was first to make a move, he demanded that they should be granted Indian Citizenships, commies are not far behind to join the corus.This is not for the first time, earlier also these parties have well shared these illegal bangladeshis.
Where are these bangladeshis? you don't need to be a nano-tech scientist to find them, just take a walk in any indian buzzing city.I am from delhi so i can tell u of my state, the problem is chaotic. Recently a survey in delhi shows that there is spike in number of Muslim voters by almost 14.2% in the case of males and 19.8% in the case of females between 2006-2007 and 2007-2008 resulting in an overall spike of 16.4%. This is in sharp contrast to the organic growth in number of overall voters of only 3.2%.
It cant be population growth or mass immigration from other states, so what made that happen? ya! you got it there.
This grave problem made a municiple councilor from gujarat MAYUR DAVE write a plea to the goverment, he writes:
Respected Sir,
Our Central Government has to take strong action against infiltration from Bangladesh. Due to this infiltration from Bangladesh, it impacts the worst effect on economical situation of India.
1. Illegal inflators of Bangladesh get ration card, passport and election ID card in India by using illegal evidence. Due to this situation, so many citizen of India have not get so many facilities behalf of this, those illegal Bangladeshi people have get facilities from money of tax payer of India.
2. Most of the illegal Muslim inflators of Bangladesh are illiterate and poor. They are doing hard work with taking less incentive after infiltration. Due to this situation Indian Farmer labor do not get work. So, they face problem of unemployment and also increase social dissatisfaction. Indian political party CPI & CPM don't give attention on this matter. Muslim inflitrators of Bangladesh are only reason of Poorness & starvation in different states & cities of India like Assam, Calcutta, Bombay, Ahmedabad, lakhnaw, Ranchi, Bihar, Rajasthan, and Ganganagar & Patana.
3. Constant Muslim infiltration from Bangladesh is also dangerous for boarder area of India. They are doing anti-social activities like duplication of currency of India, illegal transportation & manufacturing of weapons, sale of prohibited narcotics substance at the place of boarders. It is badly affects the economy of India.
4. In 1941, only 30% HINDUS were in Bangladesh but it decreases to 22% in 1951. In 1991 it decreases to 11.3%. Nowadays How many HINDUS are there in the Bangladesh is the BIG question? From last 10 years more than 1.5 to 2 crores Bangladeshis are illegally migrated in India. Recently the population analyzer Shairf Begam has given the statement that more than 2 crore citizen are missing at the time of counting of population after 1991. Where are they? They are in India only.
The CONGRESS government, NHRC, NGO have to attempt to take strong action against 2 crore Muslim Bangladeshi inflators. President of India have to take keen interest in this important matter. It is right time to take strong decision otherwise we will have to get ready to face the worst situation in future.
Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Have u seen my share of bangladeshis?
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Sunday, March 10, 2013
Report and Prayer Points for March 11th, 2013
Thank you for your ongoing support and for your prayers for Japan. The Japan Evangelical Association has posted a report on its web site, along with specific prayer points for the disaster-hit Tohoku region and its survivors. To read the report and prayer points, click here.
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Christmas Outreach to Orphanage, December 22, 2012
Two YWAM Japan National Office team members went to Iwaki City, Fuskushima Prefecture, on December 22 to deliver Christmas gifts to 31 children at an orphanage. Each child received a Christmas stocking filled with a hand-sewn, stuffed animal reindeer, origami paper set, crayons/colored pencils, drawing pad/sketchbook, and a bag of mixed candies and cookies. We played a game of Bingo with the children, and then served homemade gingerbread cake, snacks, and orange soda/grape soda/ginger ale. While they enjoyed the snacks and drinks, each child was called by name and presented with the filled Christmas stocking.
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Whenever May approaches there's always the question of what to do in the football off season — those three long months of pre-season but no games.
This year my partner Cal and I decided we'd train for a triathlon. The only criteria was it had to be an endurance event, something that would require serious training hours. We also looked for one that didn't have a swim portion as both of us needed to teach ourselves how to swim again. And just like that we registered for Ratrace's Coast to Coast in Scotland. 105 Miles in one day from Nairn to Glencoe running, cycling and kayaking. Ambitious, but doable.
When people talk about the process when training I always assumed this was about discipline. Actually, it's not that simple. The process is really about the 16 + weeks of planning, eating really well, getting your body used to really long rides and runs and building up the strength to keep yourself upright for so long! In some ways, the process is more important than the race itself.
Throughout training we kept a log, 'red amber and greening' everyday. By documenting training days where you feel rubbish you can see if there's anything ways you can adapt. For example, I always trained badly on Thursdays. So, I moved my rest day to Thursdays and solved that problem. We did a mix of strength training, 5-aside football, run/cycle/run sessions and long weekend bike rides. London's not great for long runs and rides but we found refuge in places like Burgess Park and Richmond.
September came pretty fast and before we knew it we were on the Caledonian sleeper bound for Scotland. You get to sort out all your kit and registration the day before so we racked up our bikes got our racetrackers and kit bag. Side note: the logistics were insane. Magically our stuff was taken between places and all appeared at the finish line. It was really well organised.
At 600am the next morning we queued up at the start line. It was pretty chilly and the ground was wet from previous days rain. We set off for the first run at 8 miles from Nairn to Cawdor Castle. We were lucky to have set off pretty quick as throughout the woods it was a single track and muddy so hard to pass anyone. Arriving at Cawdor we got on our bikes and began the 85-mile cycle along mostly paved roads. This is where I had my first rookie error. I should've eaten after the run during the transition but I was so frantic I didn't, and I had a really tough time for the first 20 miles of the cycle. Whilst I was battling inner demons (hard!) my partner was really pragmatic. At one stage he calmly told me that if I don't pick up the pace we wouldn't finish today in the expert category as planned and need to complete it over two days. When you enter as a pair you have to stick together. We had a slight deviation from this when he got a flat tyre so I took the opportunity to gain some ground knowing he'd catch up with me.
The best part of the cycle was the massive decent down into Fort Augustus. After a considerable climb uphill, you get to enjoy stunning views whilst letting your legs rest down a huge hill. However; the worst part of the cycle was the next part: the off-road bit. Cycling in gravel provides a constant state of fear that you're going to get a flat. Every rock hit at an awkward angle, every time you take a sharp corner, you convince yourself you'll get a flat. Thankfully it was only for 15 miles before nice rolling hills into Fort William.
We made it to the final transition at around 2pm. Race organisers allow experts 14 hours to complete. 7 hours had passed by now so we were feeling confident that we would finish in one day. We dropped off our bikes, inhaled whatever food we could for fuel (pretty sure I ate 3 bags of crisps) and refilled our water for the 14-mile run. The first few miles were slow but manageable. Soon into the run, we started our gradual ascent up the base of Ben Nevis and it was tough to get my legs to move. Cal and I made a deal: we would run the flat bits and fast walk the hills. Despite it feeling horrendous, the views of the valleys and the surrounding areas were stunning. The final running portion of the event culminates with an epic view from the too at circa mile 12. This is followed by a negative 22 percent decline. Imagine a giant mountain that you'd probably ski down and then try walking down it when it's solid mud. That last mile took us almost an hour in itself. I have vivid memories of saying "don't worry I won't need trail shoes, my runners will be just fine". They weren't.
After about 20 falls we made it to the bottom. There was half a mile to run before arriving at the beach for a tandem paddle over to the finish line. As we climbed into the boat, we instantly had mega leg cramps. So we took paddling in turn and did our best to just keep moving. Somehow we even managed to pass other competitors as we crossed the loch. Now, with the finish line 25 meters away we sprinted (yes, sprinted) to the end. No logic to this aside from ending 11 hours and five of perpetual movement. Out of 1548 competitors, we came 101th, a result we were both really happy with.
Would I do it again? Never say never. With a London Marathon Place for April and a half Ironman in Finland in June, it's fair to say I have the itch. If you are looking for a challenge, definitely give this one a go.


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You are about to experience the most important and rewarding adventure in your life! Being called "dad" is the greatest title in the world. It is an opportunity to establish your legacy of success by being the center of your child's life.
You are NOT alone.
It is perfectly natural to have anxiety about your life change. Now is the time for patience, listening, support, and responsibility.
Fatherhood is:
10 Things You Can Do to be a Better Dad
1. Get in the game right away. Now is the time to get involved, whether she is pregnant or has already had the baby. By being involved right from birth, you give your baby the best chance in his or her new life.
2. Touch, Hold, and Play with your baby! This is the best way to bond. Don't worry...you will not hurt or drop the baby!
3. Respond to your baby's needs! When your baby cries...go get him!
4. Make time for your baby! Changing your schedule to provide for your baby's needs might not be easy, but it is important.
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6. Get some sleep... Really!
7. Don't think that a paycheck equals love. Being a dad means more than just bringing home a paycheck.
8. Understand that being a dad isn't always easy. Don't be surprised if you feel crazy at times, especially in the early months.
9. Ask for help. No man is a "natural" at being a dad. Ask for help and keep asking everyone: doctors, friends, family.
10. Know the basics. Learn everything you can about the development of the child and fatherhood.


text: Holocaust Teaching Young Students About the Holocaust By Michelle Billman • Apr 19, 2017 www.adl.org/education Nurit Stites is the daughter of a Holocaust survivor. She visits classrooms around Washoe County to share her family's story with young people, and she spoke with our News Director Michelle Billman about her work. After Decades, A Child Holocaust Survivor Speaks By Michelle Billman • Mar 30, 2017 South Lake Tahoe resident Leon Malmed is a child of the Holocaust. When he was a young boy, his parents were rounded up and deported to Auschwitz. A neighboring family took in both Leon and his sister Rachel, raising them as their own. Leon will be speaking about his experiences at the Northwest Reno Library on Wednesday, April 5, at 5 pm. He also talked to our news director Michelle Billman back in 2015 and today we'll listen back to their conversation. One Family's Story: Hiding Jewish Friends During WWII By Michelle Billman • Mar 29, 2017 Julia Oversloot Local resident Julia Oversloot is the author of Decency and Luck: Two Dutch Couples During World War II. It's the story of her parents, who helped a Jewish family hide during the war. They were honored by the Yad Vashem Holocaust center in Israel back in 1975 as being what is called Righteous Among The Nations. Julia will be sharing their story at the Northwest Reno Library on Wednesday, April 5, at 5 pm. Oversloot says her parents were just everyday people who chose to do the right thing. The Haunting Story of Hélène Berr, The French Anne Frank By Michelle Billman • Mar 7, 2017 Washoe County Libraries Hélène Berr is often referred to as the Anne Frank of France. A traveling exhibit based on her personal diary is now open at the Northwest Reno Library. There will be an opening reception Thursday night from 6-8 pm. Reno Author Publishes Holocaust Story After Waiting Decades By Natalie Van Hoozer • Jun 2, 2016 After more than 20 years of waiting, Reno author Judith Schumer has finally published In the Presence of My Enemies, the story of Holocaust survivor Adam Zurawin. He was labeled as a Nazi collaborator, but Schumer says that claim is not true and wants to set the record straight. 'It's My Duty To Make You Aware,' Says Holocaust Survivor Speaking In Reno By Michelle Billman • Apr 29, 2016 Max Garcia is a 92-year-old Holocaust survivor who visited Reno this week from San Francisco to share his story of suffering starvation and torture while living in multiple Nazi concentration camps. Garcia's late wife Pat chronicled his experiences in a book that they named after a haunting song that Garcia and other prisoners used to sing: "Auschwitz, Auschwitz, I cannot forget you as long as I remain alive because when the time comes to die, I cannot die in as much as I've died here so many times." UNR Exhibit Honors Holocaust Heroes: Hear From Rescuers, Survivors By Michelle Billman • Jul 31, 2015 Julia Oversloot-Berg During the Holocaust, people often turned a blind eye to the horrific fate of their Jewish neighbors and acquaintances. But there were also many who took it upon themselves to save Jewish men, women, and children, despite the grave danger it placed upon them and their families. Yad Vashem in Jerusalem--the world's center for researching and documenting the Holocaust--has deemed these heroes as the Righteous Among The Nations. A traveling exhibit to honor them has landed at the University of Nevada, Reno and will be up through August 27th.


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1. William Henshall m Margerie Gyll 2.. Thomas Henshall (?-c1631) m - Kendrick 3... John Henshall (1611-c1687) m Elizabeth - 4.... William Hinshaw (?-1699) m Elizabeth - 5..... Thomas Hinshaw (c1680-?) m Mary Marshall (c1685-?) 6...... Absolom Hinshaw (1728-?) m Rebecca Haddock 7....... Absolom Hinshaw (1752-1830) m Elizabeth Hinshaw (c1753-1833) 8........ Abel Hinshaw (1799-1876) m Nancy Bookout (1799-1882) 9......... Greenbury B. Hinshaw (1841-1915) m Rachel Barnes (1844-1905) 10.......... Charles Hinshaw (1869-1905) m Anna Blizzard (1881-1922) 11........... Lester J. Hinshaw (1901-1943) m Damma Gregg (1905-1935) 12............ Robert Leslie Hinshaw (1921-1987) m Wanda Covert (1921-1979) 13............. Robert Byron Hinshaw +Monika A. Koch (1954-) 14.............. Sascha Hinshaw (1972-) 1,2 14.............. Marianne Hinshaw (1975-) 1,2
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He married Monika A. Koch.1,2,3 Monika, daughter of Heinz Koch & Marianne Strasser, was born Mar 3 1954, Hanau, Germany.3,4
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Robert and family currently (2005) reside in Washington state.2
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GM China Science Lab Key to Future Global Developments
General Motors China Science Lab, one of four GM R&D centers around the globe, is expected to play a considerable role in the automaker's development over the next five years—a period that GM believes will see more advances than even the previous half-century combined.
"Large-scale innovation has become an engine for China's economic development," said GM Executive Vice President and GM China President Matt Tsien. "With sustained R&D investment in China and an improved innovation system, GM is confident in contributing to the next stage of development of the automotive industry in China and around the world."
Safety First, First in Safety: All 2017 Buick models receive top marks from NHTSA
General Motors is in the midst of launching a number of new alternative energy vehicles in China, up to and including the recent launch of the Buick Velite 5. In the next five years, it is anticipated that GM will proliferate connectivity and automation, as outlined in its Connectivity Strategy 2025.
The GM China Science Lab, which focuses on research and development with regards to everything from battery cells and connected vehicles to the development of advanced propulsion systems, is expected to be an integral part of those developments and other developments that will affect GM's global business.
"The GM China Science Lab is also paying close attention to the R&D achievements of domestic and overseas research institutions and start-up companies, with the goal of exploring the possibility of utilizing them," said John Du, director of the GM China Science Lab. "The achievements will initially leverage GM's global resources and be applied in GM products, before being applied on a broader industry scale."
GM China Science Lab is broken down into two groups: the Manufacturing Process Research Group and Advanced Material Research Group. The former is responsible for, among other things, the development of both the zero-gap laser welding and remote laser welding methods; the latter is responsible for the development of third-generation high-strength steel and high-performance casting aluminum alloy, both of which are utilized in the Cadillac CT6.
Since its establishment in 2009, GM China Science Lab have applied for more than 200 patents.
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Trunk-or-Treat | Sunday, October 30
Believe it or not, Halloween is right around the corner. We will host Trunk-or-Treat again this year on Sunday, October 30 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. in the parking lot. We need volunteers to help with this safe and family-friendly community event! Decorate your vehicle trunk, pass out candy, donate packages of wrapped candy or just come and enjoy the evening with your church family. Don't forget to invite your friends and neighbors. To register a vehicle for this event, stop by the Welcome Center or Reception Desk. Candy may be placed in baskets at both desk as well. For more information please contact Kristin Nelson at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please be in the church parking lot with your car decorated by 5:30 p.m. Don't forget to bring your own candy to pass out!


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Pita (Middle Eastern Bible or Pocket Bread)
1 package yeast
1 1/3 cups warm water
1 tablespoon vegetable oil
1 teaspoon granulated sugar
1 teaspoon salt
3 to 4 cups all-purpose flour
Dissolve yeast in warm water. Stir in oil, sugar and salt, then stir in 2 cups of the flour. Beat until smooth.
Stir in remaining flour until the dough is easy to handle. Knead for 10 minutes.
Cover and let rise in a greased bowl until double in size about 1 hour.
Punch down. Separate into 6 equal parts. Shape into balls. Cover; let rise 30 minutes.
Roll each ball into a 6- or 7-inch circle 1/8-inch thick. Place 2 circles in opposite corners of each of 3 ungreased cookie sheets.
Cover and let rise for 30 minutes.
Bake for 10 minutes at 450 degrees F until puffed and brown.
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