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Prevention is Better than Cure…the Ayurveda Way!!
Every individual desires a long and healthy life but in today's era of the polluted world, exhausting lifestyle and rapid urbanization it's becoming more difficult to complete this task. Medical science has evolved thousandfold but the prime focus was on the cure of diseases rather on the prevention of health. Ayurveda is the oldest medical science in the history of mankind. It is the need of time to look back and follow the secrets of our ancestors who were living a healthy life for hundreds of years with the help of Ayurveda.
According to Ayurveda, the human body gets nourished on external factors that include food, water, atmosphere, and even psychological feeds that we receive. Homeostasis always exists between body needs and nourishment received which is maintained by the mechanisms which function at various levels. Ayurveda has discovered five procedures named Vamana, Virechana, Niruha Basti, Anuvasana Basti, and Nasya which are useful to maintain this homeostasis. The body's functions are in accordance with a circadian rhythm which is due to changes in atmosphere and adaptation that take place at a physiological level. Ayurveda has classified functional entities in the body in three broad categories termed Dosha viz. Vata, Pitta, Kapha. The balance of these three keeps a person disease-free. Seasonal variations are observed in these factors. For e.g. In Vasanta Ritu i.e. in the month of February-March Kapha increases naturally which makes a person prone to diseases like Asthma, allergies, certain skin disorders, etc. In the starting off rainy season Vata increases in the body; the abnormal rise of which is responsible for the aggravation of degenerative joint disorders, certain neurological diseases. Similarly, Pitta vitiation in Sharada Ritu i.e. near September-October aggravates digestive disorders, skin diseases, etc. Timely management of these vitiations of Dosha can keep a person healthy and live long. Ayurveda advocates to Take Vamana in Vasant Ritu (in February-March), Virechana in Sharad Ritu (in September-October), Niruha and Anuvasana Basti at the beginning of Varsha Ritu (in June- July) to maintain the health. However, Nasyakarma is included in a daily regimen to be followed. The mode of action of these therapies and their role in the prevention of health and cure of diseases has already been validated through many clinical and experimental types of research. Duration required for these therapies ranges from 7 to 15 days and needs minimal hospitalization. However, care must be taken to follow the do and don'ts associated with these treatments. Healthy individual reports improvement in overall quality of life after undergoing these therapies which is very much needed for longevity with health.
Dr. Swapnil Auti,
Associate Professor, Panchakarma,
Faculty of Indian medical system


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There are two truths of Whitewater's economy, each fundamental and each a refutation to the last generation's myth-making. For today, it's enough to list the two fundamental truths.
Large Public Projects Haven't Overcome Weak Household-Income Levels in Whitewater.
This is true both in aggregate, and for age brackets (children, adults 35-64) not representative of the student population in town. There's much more to write about this topic, and it places bridges, roundabouts, an East Gateway project, a large wastewater plant, an 'Innovation' Center, tax incremental financing, tech startups, and Next Big Thing proposals in their proper, and faint, light.
About community development, there is this, above all other questions:
What is the benefit of community development apart from meaningful and widespread gains in individual and household income?
The trickle down of state capitalism (that is, sham capitalism) from an alphabet soup of government agencies trying to pick winners in the marketplace has only made matters worse – money spent for the gain of a connected few, at the public expense of many others.
Direct assistance to the needy would have been a better approach, with more of what's needed reaching those who need truly it.
See A Candid Admission from the Whitewater CDA, About that Trump Tax Plan, 'Crony Capitalism and Social Engineering: The Case Against Tax-Increment Financing', Buying Whitewater a Present, and comments on income and poverty in Whitewater.
Single-Family Home Demand is Weak in Whitewater, But Rental Demand is Strong.
By contrast, single-family home demand is strong in nearby towns, but rental demand is relatively weak.
Whitewater is only one part of a larger, nearby economic environment, but efforts to restrict rental housing, subsidize single-family housing, or promote non-stop one option over another assume that Whitewater in isolation should re-create through government action (or marketing) what other nearby areas already have in abundance.
For some in Whitewater, it's as though one part of a larger body – a hand, let's say – were fighting to develop the characteristics of a foot. One could try to walk on one's hands, of course, but it's easier to use feet for walking, and hands for grasping objects. Whitewater's a more popular choice for some kinds of housing, and the towns nearby a more popular choice for others.
That it takes strenuous efforts to encourage even thirteen private homes to be built in the city shows the lack of broad-based single-family housing demand. It would require thousands of new homes – and no change in rental units – to take Whitewater merely to an even spilt between rental and owner-occupied units.
See Owner-Occupied Housing in the Whitewater Area.
It doesn't matter how much land is available within the city limits. The mere presence of available land in Whitewater does not create a demand for any given use – in some cities land is in demand as farms, in others for homes, in still others (like Whitewater) it's in demand for apartments.
Whitewater's failed public policy over the last generation ignores these truths, and instead falsely implies that big public works will improve individual well-being, and that the demand of the housing market within the nearby area can easily be changed by regulations, subsidies, or a marketing push inside Whitewater.

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text: Somewhat fashion related since we all like to take pics of ourselves and post them. Can anyone recommend a decent digital camera for around $200 or less? I think it's time I get a new one, mine still takes pics but itis old andpartially broken (the screen doesn't work). Some people's pics on here are always so well done, are any of you into photography?


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How to live longer – and enjoy it! ARCHAEOLOGY NEWSFLASH 461a
"He's too old. It's time to kill him!"
Old Olaf cringed as he overheard his family planning his demise.
But he couldn't escape. That was the custom on these Hebrides
Islands, off the coast of Scotland – to put to death those who,
after 150 to 200 years, had become so decrepit, that they were
considered useless.
There have been some big changes over the years. And one of these
is how long we live.
Well, how long do you think we could live, given the
You may have heard about exceptional men like Professor Li Chung
Yun. In 1933, the New York Times announced the his death. Born in
1677, he had attained his 256th birthday.
Those who saw him claimed he did not appear older than 52! He had
outlived 23 wives and was living with his 24th at the time.
Then there was Mrs Maria Garson Viuda de Castaneda of Cucunuba, in
Colombia. In 1956, she produced a birth certificate in Bogota,
showing she was born December 30, 1778. Medical evidence supported
her claim to be 177.
As recently as 2003, the Guardian newspaper (United Kingdom)
announced that a woman at least 124 years old had been found in the
war-torn republic of Chechnya. Zabani Khachukayeva's passport stated
that she is 124 years old.
Doctors, however, believed she might be even older. Apart from having
impaired hearing, she was declared to be in relatively good health
and said that she still felt energetic.
Khachukayeva had outlived her eldest son, who died in 2001, and
enjoyed 24 grandchildren, 38 great-grandchildren, and 7 great-great-
There you go. It is possible to live to 120 years of age free from
disease and still retain all of your faculties!
Ever wondered how these people who live a long time in good health
usually come from poor parts of the world and do not have the
benefit of the so called 'health' system that we have in the Western
Maybe they can thank the lack of exposure to modern pharmaceutical
drugs for their long life? What do you think?
I recall a news report of a man in the Caucasus who was said to be
165 years old. He had not spoken to his son for 20 years, because
that disobedient 143-year-old had married a woman of whom his father
did not approve!
Until recent years, such figures might well be regarded as absurd.
However, today's medical standards and investigations of this
question have reached a point where such claims can no longer be
totally ignored, nor denied with a certainty that permits no doubt
of any kind.
The fact that we do not now live for 800 to 900 years does not mean
that such longevity was never possible.
In fact, there is no biological reason why human beings die at the
comparatively early age of 60 to 70 years.
Separated cell tissues have been kept alive under suitable conditions
for an indefinite period.
A few years ago U.S. scientist Dr. Patrick Flanagan reported that
cells taken from the human body had lived in a nutrient solution
inside a pyramid shape NINE TIMES THEIR NORMAL LIFE SPAN.
Experiments on human fibroblasts conducted by Dr. Hayflick showed
fifty population doublings to be the limit of cellular life. When
other experimenters added Vitamin E to the nutrient solution, the
life span of the cultures was more than doubled.
Professor Gennady Bardyshev, writing in the newspaper Sovietskaya
Rossiya, from experiments with animals, foresees the possibility of
man living for 200 years.
Dr Linus C. Pauling, world-renowned chemist, winner of two Nobel
prizes and one of the most original thinkers of our time, states:
"Death is unnatural…. Theoretically, man is quite immortal. His
body tissues replace themselves. He is a self-repairing machine.
And yet he gets old and dies, and the reasons for this are still a
Dr. Alex Comfort, director of research in gerontology at University
College, London, adds:
"If we kept throughout life the same resistance to stress, injury
and disease that we had at the age of ten, about one half of us here
today might expect to survive in 700 years' time."
"LIVE TO BE 1,000," says a Cambridge scientist in an article in BBC
News Online, 3 Dec 2004.
Geneticist Aubrey de Grey claims a project named Strategies for
Engineered Negligible Senescence will be able to "repair all the
types of molecular and cellular damage that happen to us over time."
De Grey is confident of his claim because some of the repair methods
needed have already been developed and are undergoing clinical
trials, and others are based on technologies that already exist but
need to be applied to the problem of ageing.
On the basis of these developments, de Grey thinks the first person
to live to be 1,000 may already be 60.
Says Dr. Hans Selys, Director of the Institute of Experimental Surgery
of Montreal University:
"If the causes of ageing can be found, there is no good medical reason
to believe that it will not be possible for science to find some
practical way of slowing the process down, or even bringing it to a
standstill." (Hans Selys,"Is Ageing Curable?" Science Digest, Vol. 46,
And that brings me to another question: Was there a time when long
life was really within our grasp?
The answer to the second question is… evidently, YES.
It should be noted that the memory of past long life in mankind is
found in the folklores and traditions of almost every ancient race.
Egypt, Syria, Persia, India and Greece – and the Bible – all possess
traditions of a long-lived race during a previous age.
If we are to believe that ancient legends are based on a core of
truth, then something dramatic must have happened. What changed the
Since this change occurred, the average life span of mankind has
remained relatively constant over the past 3,000 years, though on
rare occasions, certain individuals may live considerably longer.
According to ancient records, something extremely significant
happened to the earth and to man at the time of the Great Flood.
Whatever it was, it probably removed the dominant factor for long
Interestingly, the ancient traditions all point to a long life span
of individuals before the Great Flood, with a gradual decrease of
life span afterward, until we reach the well-known "three-score and
ten" of historical times.
For example, the long ages recorded in the Sumerian King List are
suddenly reduced after the Flood to about 100 years. This compares
to a similar rapid decrease in the biblical record.
I can think of several factors which favoured longevity in the past,
and others which intervened to bring it to an end.
1.More vitality:
The pre-Flood race was, according to the ancient records, nearer to
original perfection. Man was physically healthier, endowed with
considerably more vitality than today.
There would have been a richer gene pool in contrast to the depleted
pool which prevails today.
Also, if the human constitution allowed for a much extended capability
of cell multiplication, the body would have greater ability for
These factors could well have contributed not only to a much slower
ageing process, but also to an extended procreative capacity.
2. Rich virgin soil
Pre-Flood man was nourished from rich virgin soil. This was
devastated by the Great Flood. It washed through the original
fertile soils and redeposited them unevenly as regards trace
The seething waters of the Deluge churned up the top soil of the
earth's crust. Later, as the waters receded into the newly-opened
basins we now call oceans, they tore the fertile soil layer from the
surface and flushed it down to the ocean floor, leaving behind a
mere vestige of the original nutrients.
The remaining water-washed soil lost its primeval fine balance of
raw materials, so that plants were unable to supply optimum
nutrition, as before.
Ancient records recall that the original diet of the animal kingdom
was plant matter. Evidently this was rich enough in all necessary
nutrients even for those animals which today we consider carnivorous.
It is possible that many plant types did not survive the Flood.
Consequently many animals with their short digestive tracts were
compelled to adopt a flesh diet in order to obtain the required
nutrients in sufficient concentration.
Likewise, man turned to eating animal flesh in order to supply
deficiencies in a once adequate diet. This change is recorded in
the book of Genesis.
Does the short life span of carnivores when compared to the longer
life span of herbivores tell us something? At any rate, man's life
span decreased.
Today, so deficient is nutrition, that most people on earth go to
bed at night on empty stomachs. The favoured sections of our
degenerate race now live on vitamin pills.
3.The radiation factor
It is well known that ultra-violet radiation from the sun is largely
responsible for "ageing" human tissue.
The radiation-free environment of the pre-Flood world may have been
one more factor which contributed to the long lives of humans and the
large sizes of flora and fauna.
The now defunct protective water canopy must certainly have had a
modifying effect, shielding life forms from cosmic radiation. It
filtered out the short wavelength radiations which most actively
accelerate the ageing process.
After the Deluge, with the water shell gone, there began the
unobstructed bombardment of life-shortening cosmic rays. The
mutation rate was speeded up.
The size and strength of the average creature deteriorated. Many
species became extinct. And the length of the life span began to
These trends are still apparent today, although modern medicine and
sanitation have, to some extent, masked the general trend as far as
man is concerned.
3.The climate factor
There is evidence that the original world enjoyed a more agreeable
climate. Stress-producing hurricanes, droughts and floods were
After the deluge, the healthful subtropical and temperate climates
gave way to the frozen ice lands and the unbearably hot tropics of
the new planet. Extremes of climate sapped the vital force of man
and animals.
5.Carbon dioxide factor
Before the Deluge, so fossil plant remains suggest, there was
probably more carbon dioxide in the air.
It is claimed that a "50 percent decrease in the amount of carbon
dioxide in the air will lower the average temperature of the earth
6.9 degrees Fahrenheit." (Gilbert N. Plass, "Carbon Dioxide and
Climate," Scientific American, Variation of Lease 201, p. 42)
A warmer climate in the past is therefore consistent with a greater
concentration of carbon dioxide in the air at that time.
Experiments show that with a sharp increase of carbon dioxide,
plants will grow and produce much better than in today's normal
Such a condition in the pre-Flood world may have been
advantageous to life at that time.
And there are other possible factors, such as
* The catastrophe effect
* Wrong living
* Special intervention
But these are another story.
Meanwhile, would you like to lengthen your life, in good health,
and enjoy it?
How many folk come to the end of life, not having accomplished
their aims?
How much more would YOU like to achieve, given the chance?
Would you like to know more about the life-enhancing secrets of
that amazing world before the Great Disaster struck?
To discover what our planet was really like and what actually
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My very best wishes to you and yours, until next time.
Keep safe,
Jonathan Gray
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In our homeschool, my girls are proud to call themselves American Heritage Girls. We love this program for many reasons, but my favorite is because the service projects and badge work requirements fit perfectly with our homeschool style. Since the badge work is all educational, I get to log all of the time spent working on these badges (including meeting time) as school ... Read More
How to Study Colonial America in Your Homeschool
Are you interested in studying colonial America in your homeschool but not sure where to start? This post may be able to help. We have had a lot of fun with the reading and activities we've done during these studies, and I really believe you will find the ideas I have to share today both fun and educational We have had a lot of fun with the reading and activities we've done ... Read More
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Mike Charles Kinnaman, 60, of Indianapolis, passed away at 10:44 p.m., Saturday, January 26, 2019, at St. Francis Hospital, Indianapolis.
Mike was born on March 9, 1958, in Indianapolis, the son of Charles and Rose (Burton) Johnson. He is survived by two sons- Michael Kinnaman of Indianapolis and Kevin (Amy) Kinnaman of Plainfield; seven grandchildren- Kylee, Caleb, Mackenzie, Kayla, Michael, Nate and Bailey; one great-grandchild- Jamison; three brothers- Paul Kinnaman of Colorado, Darrell (Darla) Kinnaman of Indianapolis and Joe Kinnaman of Indianapolis; two sisters- Pam (Bruce) of California and Linda (Mike) Padgett of Indianapolis; and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents, one brother- James Kinnaman and two sisters- Terry Doyle and Debbie Naylor.
Mike worked as an auto mechanic for several years. He enjoyed working on cars and spending time with his family and grandchildren.
A Celebration of Mike's Life will be from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday, February 16, 2019, at CrossLife Free Will Baptist Church, 7030 E. Stop 11 Road, Indianapolis, Indiana. Cremation rites have been accorded. The family has entrusted the Norman F. Chance Funeral Home and Cremation Service to assist them in honoring Mike's life. Memories or photos may be shared with the family on his everlasting memorial page at: www.ChanceFuneralHome.com
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John Deere Gator 825i Dimensions
John Deere Gator 825i Dimensions welcome to our website for the latest compact tractor reviews, ratings, prices and comparisons. John Deere was prepared to test the boundaries of all the new X-Side pages by bringing the 2011 Product introductions of the Carolina Adventure World competition in Winnsboro, SC. Of course this comment reached "interest". So when the tests started, I went straight to this machine and I was stunned to have a great test run.
Carolina Adventure World employees have made a very comprehensive mark for us. Unlike many test courses, there were no limitations to obstacles and challenges of all sizes. There were mountaineering, rock climbing, water crossings, sharp curves and long accuracy that we could really open the accelerator.
Powerful 812CCM engine with 50 PS, we wanted very little when we went on track. It didn't take long to find a place to open up to a maximum speed of 44 mph. From this speed, I was impressed by such a worker from a machine. It also has an excellent low-end torque that occurs when we come to the first steep ferrite. It will also be useful for pulling and pulling. Repsler then explained that the use of advanced brackets and a tighter strap was part of the cause of faster acceleration, and helped draw at low speed with the two-stage CVT. A feature I appreciate is that even though we didn't need it on this particular driver, it was an electronic fuel injection that started in cold weather and at higher altitude, offering a better throttle response.
The conquest of rough terrain is something you need to do if you are working on the farm or whether you are following it. It is nice to know that the 825i optional all-wheel drive is available in the key of a key. The 825i also has the possibility of having a lockable rear differential so that the rear-wheel-drive wheels can work together for all locations where the 4 wheels only require a small additional thrust.
The independent double-wishbone long-drive suspension, combined with an elevation of 11 inches above ground, has made all the obstacles we've done on this wide road system lightweight. This combination provides a more comfortable ride on the road or on the farm. The full clutch body also allows us to move smoothly across all water passages. The representative said he suggested to avoid less than 22 inches of water.
John Deere uses a solid steel swivel rod and a double ball drop connection to provide greater stability when playing in the workplace or in the game, reduce trunk slope and provide greater durability in all areas. The 825i is long enough (62 inches) (119 inches) and has a small focal point to produce one of the most stable vehicles in the classroom. While tracing on one of the new X-X pages, it's a great adventure on its own, the biggest dimension of its ability to work is still one of the most important issues of UTV / XUV buyers. By sticking to John Deere's reputation for top class cars, they have not missed the goal even in this study.
The John Deere 825i 4×4 engine is made with heavy parts such as an aluminum head, thrust bearings and a nugget with lacquered interior. The 825i frame is a hydrophorform to increase bending by twisting and bending or by carrying heavy loads, and the arms A are made of cast iron to withstand Jackhammer abuse of the heaviest terrain. These panels are malabar, so John Deere XUV is as good as ever.
What is a business tool without large payloads? John Deere knows this and moves with one of the largest shipping boxes in his class, which is 45 inches long, 52 inches wide and 12 inches deep, and has a capacity of 1,000 lb. The support is a load carrying capacity of 1400 lb and a towing capacity of 1500 lb. The load box has 20 ports to ensure load safety. You can quickly convert the loading area to a flatbed area to move larger objects. The tailgate style boot lid can be operated without any latches and guards. Steel-reinforced bearing and body protection ensure durability and durability throughout the life of the vehicle. Loading facilities include a spray bed liner and a power lifting at the factory.
I like the cargo box, special quick clamp system that adds plug-ins very fast and easy. Honda's Big red, Kawasaki ' s mule 4010 4×4, Yamaha Rhino 700 and Polaris Ranger 800 are some of the top competitors of the John Deere 825i. Some of the commonalities are that all five models are automatic gearboxes with liquid-cooled engines, spark arresting mufflers, electronic fuel-injected fuel pumps and all are all-wheel or all-wheel drive.
Key differences include such aspects as John Deere is the only one in this grouping that has 3 cylinders, the others have either one or two. The rhino has a 686cc engine. The Rangers cubic centimeter a total of 760. The displacement of the big red is 675cc and the mole is 617cc.
The fuel capacity for the John Deere is 5.3 gallons, the large red fuel capacity is 7.9 gallons, the capacity of the mule is 6.2 gallons, the capacity of the rhino is 7.9 gallons and the Ranger is 9 gallons. The front suspension of each of these models varies as follows: John Deere 8 inches, rhino 7.3 inches, Ranger 9.6 inches, big red 5.9 inches and the mole with 3.9 inches. The rear suspension is 9 inches on the John Deere, 7.3 inches on the rhino, 9 inches on the ranger, 7.1 inches on the big red and 2.8 inches on the mole.
The turning radius of the John Deere 825i is right in the middle of its competitors at 12.4 feet, the big red being the list of 13.8 feet and the mole with only 11.2 feet. Ground clearance also varies with the John Deere with 11 inches of space, the rhino with 12.1 inches, the ranger with 12 inches, the big red with 10.3 inches and the mule with only 6.9 inches. The total dimensions of the 5 models are John Deere with 119 inches in length, 62 inches wide, 75 inches high and with a 79 inch wheelbase. The rhino is 113.6 inches long, 56.6 inches wide, 73 inches high and with a 75.2 inch wheelbase.
The ranger is 114 inches in length, 60 inches wide, 76 inches tall and with a wheelbase of 76 inches. The Honda Big Red is 114.7 inches in length, 64 inches wide, 76.9 inches tall and with a wheelbase 75.7 inches. The mole comes with 118.3 inches in length, 62 inches wide, 75.8 inches high and with a wheelbase of 73.6 inches.
Let us conclude by looking at the charge boxes of the individual models. The Polaris Ranger Cargo box dimensions are 36.5 inches long, 54 inches wide and 11.5 inches deep. The large red cargo box dimensions of Honda are 33 inches long, 53 inches wide, 12 inches deep. The Kawasaki Mule Cargo box Dimensions are 46.3 inches long, 51.6 inches wide and 11.3 inches deep.
I think the John Deere 825i is one of the best choices on the market for anyone looking for a good crossover vehicle that they can use on the farm and on the trail. If you're planning to work a little more often, or if you plan to do more than just work, I'll recommend a particular tool. However, I must say that the John Deere XUV 825I 4×4 is an excellent choice for anyone who does more than others.
John Deere Gator 825i Dimensions
- Type: 4-wheel petrol engine with electronic fuel injection (EFI)
- Cylinder: 3
- VALVE: Double overhead cam (DOHC)
- PS: 50 (37 kw) 6000 rpm
- Capacity: 812 cc
- Ignition: solid 12V
- Lubrication: Full force
- Oil filter: screw filter
- Cooling System: Liquid
- Muffler: Spark Arrest
- Battery: 340CCA
- Generator: regulated 75 amp @ 6000 rpm
- Headlights: 2 27 Watt Halogen
- Capacity: 5.3 gallons (20.1 liters)
- Consumption (AVG installation. Speed) US gal / s: 0.7 (2,65)
- Fuel pump: electric
- 4wd
- System type: Optional real four-wheel drive
- Front differential: Automatic latch (ON / off-rocker switch)
- Rear difference: Positive locking, Mechanical betägiert
- Type: stepless variable transmission (CVT)
- Drive Belt: Woven top Cog, 31 mm wide
- Ground speed, MPH: High speed (0-44), Forward (0-27), reverse (0-32)Transaxle: two speed, oil bath
- Transmission selection: Forward (Hi-lo) neutral, reverse
- Brakes: Front / rear Hydraulic disc
- Parking Brake: Mechanical disc drive, manual operation
- Bearings: Sealed double row ball bearings
- Axis: 27 mm diameter Double offset insertion forged CV shaft
- Suspension, front: Full double arm with adjustable coils
- Front suspension, driver: 8 inches (203 mm)
- Suspension, Rear: Complete double lever arm with adjustable coils and swivel rod
- Rear suspension, travel time: 9 inches (229 mm)
- Steering: rack and pinion
- Turning radius: 12.4 feet (3.8 meters)


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Kelli Ovies advises clients on trademark and copyright matters. She regularly prepares U.S. trademark and copyright registration applications, conducts and reviews trademark clearance searches, works with counsel in other jurisdictions on foreign trademark filings, and assists clients with intellectual property disputes.
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Creating Quality Time by Ignoring the Clock
Last Saturday, when my daughter and I were out running errands, she climbed into the front of the car and, with a huge smile on her face, stood up through the sunroof. "I've always wanted to do this!" she shouted, reaching her hands to the sky.
Even though we weren't moving (we were parked in front of a store), she was having a blast.
"This is so fun!" she laughed.
And that's how our whole morning went.
She and I had started out earlier to run errands…
I had my list of things to do and was looking forward to being productive.
But a few minutes after leaving the house, as we neared the Starbucks around the corner, a thought came to me…
Three times last week, my daughter asked me if we could get a hot chocolate together.
Three times I said no.
It was, "We have to get to basketball," and "We have to get to swim team," and "We can't, or we'll be late for cheer."
As I thought about that, I wanted to make this day different. Our schedule was wide open, and I wanted to make the most of it.
I smiled and looked in the rear-view mirror. "Want to go to Starbucks? Just us girls?"
Her eyes got wide. "Sure!"
We sat at a table outside.
As we ate, we sprinkled crumbs on the ground and watched the birds.
We talked…
About how she felt about going into fourth grade.
And what her favorite thing about the summer was.
We saw a dog that reminded her of our dog Lady (who died a couple months ago), and we talked about God and Heaven.
We must've sat there for an hour, but I'm not sure.
I never checked the time.
After Starbucks, we headed to Linens-N-Things, where, halfway through the store, my daughter discovered the massage chairs.
"Mommy! We have to try these!"
She plopped into one of the chairs and pushed the Demo button. She laughed as the mechanical rollers went up and down her back.
I have to admit, normally, I'd watch her for a few minutes and then hurry her along.
But instead, I plopped into the chair next to her and smiled. "All right. How do you turn this thing on?"
We sat there for a long time, laughing and "oohing" and "ahhhing" through our massages.
We even got a few stares from people walking by.
Which made us laugh harder.
The next stop—a gift store—was just as fun. We held hands and browsed the aisles, taking our time.
And in our browsing, we found something that we never would've spotted had we been doing errands my way, at full speed. On a bottom shelf, tucked in the corner, was a box of large magnifying glasses–the exact size magnifying glass my son has been wanting for weeks.
It's wonderful the things you discover when you're not in a hurry.
And it's amazing the quality time that can be created, simply by ignoring the clock.
When you think about it, my daughter and I didn't do anything "special" on Saturday.
But, really, we did.
In the midst of ordinary things, we had an extraordinary time together.
And I was reminded that I don't have to make grand plans to create special memories with my kids.
I just need to focus on them.
And slow down.
And ignore the clock.
"We should make this a tradition," my daughter said after we finished our errands and headed home that day.
"We should," I agreed.
And spending time like that may just end up being our best tradition ever.


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Carol Farmer-Wright; Research Surveyor for MARINElife
Weather cloudy, wind NNE force 5-10, occasional heavy rain.
Shag Phalacrocorax aristotelis 41
Black-headed Gull Chroicocephalus ridibundus 940
Common Gull Larus canus 12
Herring Gull Larus argentatus 78
Lesser Black-backed Gull Larus fuscus 2
Great Black-backed Gull Larus marinus 1
Kittiwake Rissa tridactyla 1
Terrestrial birds
Starling Sturnus vulgaris 7
I arrived at the port Monday lunchtime and was quickly able to board the European Endeavour, park my car and collect my cabin key from the information desk. Having settled in, I returned to the information desk, noticing the beautifully decorated Christmas tree that had been put up that day, and met up with Captain Phil Hill to discuss the short survey time I would have on the 3 pm crossing this month.
My survey would only be for around an hour, enabling me to record the birds in the mouth of the River Liffey and the first 10 miles of the Irish Sea.
Whilst waiting for the ship to depart I made a casual observation of the harbour. Some Light-bellied Brent Geese were circling the harbour, many juvenile Herring Gull and adult Black-headed Gull were sitting on the water. A few Hooded Crow were also flying around prior to the survey beginning. There was no sign of my favourite bird, the Black Guillemot, that nest in crevices in the harbour walls during the summer months.
Herring Gull (Graham Ekins)
On beginning the survey the ship edged out into the River Liffey. Several Black-headed Gull, Herring Gull and Common Gull were seen as the ship passed the container port located on the South Wall. Ten minutes later the ship passed the Poolbeg Power Station. Here an outfall was attracting around 800 Black-headed Gull that were constantly moving around the area, flying or resting in the water.
A couple of minutes later, European Shag were seen resting on one of the concrete jetties. The tide was rising and the North Bull Wall of the harbour was partially covered as we proceeded through the harbour entrance into the Irish Sea. The birds were limited to Herring Gull, Common Gull, Lesser Black-backed Gull until a solitary Kittiwake was recorded as the light faded bringing an end to my survey.
Kittiwake (Adrian Shephard)
I retired to my cabin until the vessel approached Gladstone Lock and watched from the window as the Captain and his Officers reversed the ship into the dock and moored alongside.
My thanks go to Captain Phil Hill, his officers and crew and to P&O Ferries for allowing us to survey on this route.
Carol Farmer-Wright, Research Surveyor for MARINElife


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- view change protocol change
- Proof of Possession of a Payment Address added
- Endorsing a 3rd party transaction support
- For details see the video in Evernym Sprint Demos
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- Node code is making good progress, working on strategies for threading models in the SDK
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- reviewing performance testing metrics going forward to understand the consequences of any changes
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- Review of progress on Rich Schemas effort
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- Discussed DID resolution spec issues
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Performance testing in Indy - Vladimir Shishkin (Evernym)
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How summer has come and gone so fast is simply beyond me. Given that I have been traveling quite a bit I'm actually looking forward to this long weekend to relax and savor every single last minute of summer that I can with a little staycation. I'll be enjoying some nice outdoor spots with the girls (The Gorbals, Galloway Green and Grand Banks are all standard go-to's these days), day tripping to the Rockaways (hello Rockaway Tacos!), brunch or late night eating at The Egg Shop and who knows what else but I can guarantee you that I'll be outside as much as possible! Regardless of what you've got on tap, I hope it's fun and while I hate that it's Labor Day, but there is so much to look forward to in the coming months from fashion week to college football season to fall activities and roundtrips through the Hudson River valley, bring on fall!
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- Rebecca Minkoff joins the wearable tech parade with some pretty awesome accessories, these may make me jump on the bandwagon.
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There are some ridiculously good Labor Day sales means that I'm stalking up on items for NYFW and Fall. Bring it on.
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text: Notary Bulletin Five Types Of Signers Notary Signing Agents Encounter By Amanda Doumanian Reeves on June 24, 2015 in Signing Professionals Notary signing agents never know what to expect when arriving at a signing. We regularly deal with widely varying moods, personalities and demeanors of signers. Over the years, I've learned how flexibility, a positive attitude and good communication skills can greatly affect the psychology of the signing table. While each signer is different, here are a number of common personalities and circumstances I've encountered: The talkative signer: Someone who won't focus on the closing or anything you point out because they want to talk, and talk, and talk. The nervous signer: A person, or couple, who is unsure and nervous about the signing process. Maybe they are buying their first home, refinancing for the first time, or simply unfamiliar and overwhelmed with the amount of paperwork. The rude signer: It doesn't matter what you do, this person is just not nice. The reader: This person insists on reading every line in every document. One time, I had a "reader" who used a magnifying glass to make sure he didn't miss anything. Needless to say the signing took a very long time to complete. The frustrated signer: Someone who is fed up because they do not believe they have received enough communication and information during the borrowing process, so they take out their frustrations on you. In general, the closing process often is confusing because it's primarily all done over the phone and online. Signers often are not told of important details ahead of time. Because NSAs often have the only face-to-face meeting with borrowers, we need to be prepared for anything. To ensure that the signing goes smoothly and all parties are satisfied, here are a few things to keep in mind: Flexibility It really helps to just go with the flow and adjust to the signer's expectations as needed. Sometimes signers want to sign very quickly and be done. Other times you walk into a disaster that takes 2+ hours. Or maybe you show up to a scheduled signing and they are just finishing up dinner and still clearing things off the table. In this busy, crazy industry, being rigid and inflexible is a recipe for failure. Being flexible and adapting to the signer's needs and expectations will help keep everyone happy and make your life a lot easier. Positive Attitude A positive attitude is essential, no matter how bad things get. If you respond in kind to a testy or angry signer, it will only make matters worse. If you stay positive and professional, that will help defuse any tension. Signers will pick up on your demeanor so it's best to be upbeat and pleasant because this will help lift everyone's attitude and, hopefully, make the signing more pleasant. Good Communication Good communication goes a long way toward preventing problem. Always call the signer to confirm your appointment and introduce yourself. If you're running late, be sure to call the signer, let them know, and apologize for the delay; most likely they will be understanding and appreciate your call. Honest timely communication with the signer will help ensure the signing goes smoothly. Signers may yell at you, ask you personal questions, or have their pets jump all over you, but you must do your best to keep focused on the job at hand to ensure the signing is completed accurately. As Notaries, we meet all types of people and handle many situations. Whether you are handling a loan closing or a general Notary job, keep in mind that most people don't deal with legal documents on a daily basis. It's our job to make the signer feel comfortable and confident in our ability to get their documents signed and notarized properly. Amanda Doumanian Reeves has worked as a mobile Notary in Tallahassee, Florida, for five years and helps run a thriving business, A Notary on the Go, with her family. Email Share 9 Comments Add your commentSteffen Moller29 Jun 2015I once did a signing with a Chinese couple, They read just about every document and then discussed it among them selves in Chinese. I was there for over 3 hours before the signing was done!Getaldine hardin29 Jun 2015My 25 yrs in sales sure haspaid off in handling all of these problems. Staying calm and setting mental boundaries is key. K4mTfcJoseph Lemons29 Jun 2015Another type is the individual that want to control the signing.James Dancer29 Jun 2015It would be nice to have a book that describe each person and tips on how to handle them.Elizabeth Rose29 Jun 2015The classification of the "reader" signer is unfair. In a home purchase years ago, I was a "reader" and determined our family income was grossly overstated. I insisted that the documents be re-drawn. The loan officer/notary told me to sign - I refused - and the signing was delayed 24 hours to correct many of the documents. This article implies I should not have read those documents. As a notary of 30 plus years - I am surprised that another notary would not respect the right of the signer to know what they are signing!Pam Konstanzer28 Jul 2015I have been both an escrow officer and now a certified signing agent. We obviously don't know what is going to happen in our signings. So, once I notice someone wants to read "everything" I ask the Escrow Officer or Agent, if there is time for the signer to take their copies of their documents and read them, and then re-schedule their appointment. To the lenders, if you have an antsy buyer/borrower, offer to send their copies to them to read in advance. We should all work together.M. E. Wiegard05 Oct 2015I like animals I always speak to the pet as welcoming committee If come at me, let them smell , most of the time the go off and are fine. People usually put out or in another room. The pets are important to people. It will often break the ice and they are ready tto accept you. I closed loans in semi's, on trunk of a car. In my car, in a garage of unfinished house, a swell house and a few I would rather not be there or ever again.The smell, espcially when in the sub prime period. But I have found most are very nice and thank me for coming only once I was told to get out and that was a debt settlement assignment.Johanna B17 Apr 2016Good article. You will see all of these types of signers and more. I especially like Paul K's suggestion that Lenders try to anticipate those who wish to scrutinize every detail and get the docs to them ahead of time for their review. My sister-in-law (who is a reader) insists on this, and it benefits everyone.Lisa Holliday25 Apr 2016This is my absolute favorite article. And my absolute favorite part of this job. I actually love the signings that go haywire because it's such a wonderful feeling when you can be the one that stays centered and brings everyone in to calmness and alignment. And you get it handled. To me it's the greatest challenge and the most wonderful gift of this job. It's really strengthened my ability to stay centered, not get defensive or take things personally, bring folks out of their emotional minds and into their rational minds by using open ended questions, and remain calm. Then move into problem solving. It's not always easy. But it so rewarding!Leave a Comment Required * Name * Email *(for verfication purposes only) Comment * Enter the text shown in this image *(text is case sensitive)All comments are reviewed and if approved, will display.


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I made a video to introduce my son to an IEP team at his new school, and it was a great success. I'm writing this article to share with you about how we created it and the impact the video had on my son's IEP meeting.
The intent of the video was to portray my son in a positive way to the IEP team. He had changed schools as he began middle school, meaning he was set to have many new teachers and administrators who had not met him and know nothing about him.
I wanted the IEP team to see him as a child, not a label or a diagnosis with a set of issues and problems.
1. I made a list of what I wanted the video to convey:
•For the IEP Team to know that my son has hopes and dreams for his life; that he likes to play on the computer, enjoys reading, and loves science.
•For the team to relate to him and say to themselves, "What if this was my child?"
2. I organized all of the pictures I wanted to use.
I included pictures of my son when he was a baby, toddler, playing on the beach, dressed up for Halloween, and doing all the things that other kids do. These pictures let the team see my son for who he really is. Can't we all look at a baby picture and remember our own children at that age?
3. I wrote what text I wanted to include.
I wrote about what kind of learner my son is, what he likes to do, and his hobbies. You could also include specific goals or accomplishments, and ways to best help your child. Make it personal.
I also included a couple of quotes from him. These were things I specifically remember him saying at some point in time that were particularly meaningful.
Tip: Don't forget to include a thank you to the team for taking the time to listen and watch the video, and for helping your child.
4. I picked out a song to go with the video.
Be careful what you choose. I chose a song that had a message that was the same message I wanted the video to convey.
Tip: You want this to be a positive message, not something to make them feel sorry for your child.
There are many programs available that you can use to make a video. I used Windows Movie Maker software. I had no previous experience with it prior to putting the video together, so anyone can do it. Just play around with the software a bit to get comfortable with it. It only took me about two hours to put it all together once I was comfortable with the program.
You import your pictures and music directly into the program, then add your text wherever you want. I found it helpful to put the pictures in the order I wanted in the video first before adding the music. The text is added last. Your video should be about three to four minutes long; any longer and you may lose the IEP team's attention.
My son helped me put his video together. He was old enough to understand why it was important. This was a good way to include him in the IEP process. It was also a good way to begin teaching him self-advocacy skills.
Our video had a tremendous impact on the IEP meeting. It allowed the new school staff and the IEP team to put a face and an identity to my son's name. It made him real to them. The principal of his elementary school came up to me after the meeting and said she almost cried.
Using the video was a great way to start the IEP meeting. Before the team discussed anything else, my son became a real person to them, with all attention focused on him.


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Published: July 2016
98 pages
Available as Paperback
Category: Humor
Language: Englsih
On sale at: Amazon.co.uk
So ya want to be Irish eh? Well then, you've come to the rite place! In this humorous eBook the author gives clear and often hilarious guidelines on how to become more Irish than the Irish themselves. Discussing everything from common myths to their obsession with the weather. This eBook is a must for anyone intending to visit Ireland or for any Irish person who wants to laugh at their peculiar ways! So find a comfy spot, grab a pint of Guinness and soon (through a process known as osmosis) you'll be pissed and havin the craic……… Warning: Contains some good auld Irish begrudgery!


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The sleek modern three seater sofa "Veranda" by Vico Magistretti for Cassina c 1980s. Adjustable folding upper back and the outer 2 seats feature a swinging arm allowing to variably turn the sofa seats inward in a semi circle for closer conversation, and which simultaneously exposes the underlying rear lacquer shelf into triangular pie shapes between the seats, for holding glasses, books, or drinks.
Frame in matt black stained lacquered Ash wood. Black Leather upholstery.
Straight dimensions: 102.4"L | 33.5"W | 29.5" to 43.25"H
Original "1st-Edition" Cassina Veranda 3 Sofa by Vico Magistretti bought at Limn San Francisco in the 80s.
very good condition for age and use


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By BanteqAdded on the : 13/11/2019 English
This is my favourite absinth so far it has balanced but very earthy falvour which I adore very much.
By Great finish!Added on the : 06/05/2017 English
Couldn't ask for better, had no problem with shipping and enjoying it very much! Thank you!
By JanneAdded on the : 18/11/2016 English
This was my first German absinthe, and it's not bad, but not great either.
I would say it's more yellowish than green, nothing wrong about that, just an observation I did.
The louche is creamy white with a beige tint to it, looks quite nice.
Tastewise it is a rather light absinthe, with not much anise and a hint of bitterness in the finnish.
It needs no sugar in my opinion.
Not oily at all, but leaves a soft numbness on the tongue for a couple of minutes.
It´s nothing near the great French and Swiss vertes, but not bad at all.
With it's mild taste this is a good absinthe for beginners. But a bit too light for me.
By Ben ForseAdded on the : 09/04/2015 English
This the first "real" Absinthe that I have ever purchased. And by real, I mean no artificial colourants or flavourings. What can I say? My world is forever changed:
Colour: A gentle green, with a dash of amber. Clear no haze.
Steady, smoky trials descending into the depths then, a sudden storm of washing thick green fog explodes into the glass.
For its strength, there really wasn't a big alcohol nose on this one. Notes of grand wormwood, a very fresh and well balanced fennel/aniseed presence... and.. a freshness that will leave you guessing till you taste it. This "freshness" is there very delicately in the distance. It adds complexity, wonderment... lust.
Flavour & Mouthfeel:
Smooth and creamy, it dances over your tongue like silk, leaving a pleasant dull numbness in its wake. A spectacular, well choreographed performance between the wormwood, aniseed and fennel. A gentle bitterness ever present. First the anise welcomes you in, the wormwood takes your coat, and the fennel giving you a refreshing and clean embrace. Then begins the complexity. A delicately peppery citrus cuts through the mix, and takes you out to fresh spring air. That would be the mellisa in perfect harmony with some kinda of citrus element. Interesting, refreshing... cleverly complex.
The mellisa note rings out along side a firm wormwood chime. The gentle numbness remains. No overbearingly strong flavours, only the desire to feel loving embrace again.
I tasted my glass initially with 2 lumps of sugar to a 1/4 ratio. Immediately regretted the second sugar lump, as the complex citrus adds, in my opinion, a decent amount of sweetness.
Very impressed by this small distillery's output, would HIGHLY recommend, can't wait to try the rest of the Eichelberger family!
By Kurt K.Added on the : 20/09/2012 English
Serious, unique absinthe. Unlike any Swiss or French varieties I've tried.
By GaryAdded on the : 02/01/2010 English
More bitter than Brut, oddly enough, and found it best at 3:1 mix with sugar cube. Has a distinct wormwood flavour. Moderate louche. Certainly unique, but not my favourite.
By Jean-Marc CollotAdded on the : 08/02/2008 English
A real wonder, long lasting on the palate, aniseed flavours that punctuate the taste without drowning it. The first absinthe I bought on this website but definitely not the last one !


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Following their lost roots
Yael Unna of Jerusalem embarked on a gathering and documentation journey of all that remains of Monastir, a tiny Jewish community in North Macedonia, former Yugoslavia, almost completely exterminated in the Holocaust.
Among torn pictures, fragments of tombstones and inscriptions in Ladino, Unna succeeded in harnessing to the rescue operation more descendants, who are now trying to restore the holding in trust of the synagogue built by their ancestors.
The eve of December 9, 2018, eighth candle of Chanukah, will not forget everyone who passed on 26 Alfanadri Street In Jerusalem, not far from the busy market of Mahane Yehuda, and saw some 150 people singing "Hatikvah" and then sad and deeply disappointed, put a menorah on the stone wall, in front of the windows of the Yagel Yaacov synagogue, the candles were lit and then with trembling voices sang "Maoz Tzur Yeshuati."Anyone who saw them in such a pitiful state couldn't believe that only a few hours before, they were excited, making final preparations for the exciting evening. They were planning to light the menorah inside the synagogue built with money collected with great difficulty by their ancestors, members of the tiny Jewish community in the city of Monastir (today Bitola) in Northern Macedonia and those who succeeded to immigrate to the then British ruled Palestine. In Bitola-Monastir only some 3,500 Jews lived before the Nazis began killing Jews across Europe.How much wanted the descendants of the survivors from Monastir, who have established families and homes here in Israel to tell younger generations the history, about the unique customs of the small community, attach piece to piece memories and torn written documents and pictures to give life to those who are no longer, and who left after them only a crumbling cemetery in Bitola and one synagogue here, in Jerusalem.But the festive candle-lighting did not take place. The synagogue was built in 1932 and actively preserved Monastir's unique tradition for over 70 years (the first synagogue they established in 1888 in the Old City of Jerusalem was destroyed by heavy snow in one of the winters). But those who now hold the synagogue and were originally allowed to study there forcibly did not allow the community to enter, although promised.
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Yael Unna (descendent of the Nahmias and Ashkenasi families from Monastir), a resident of Jerusalem, a devout woman, still remembers how her mother would say "I belong to a glorious Spanish community from the Balkans," but did not share more information of her memories and longings to Monastir and its people, and those were quickly washed away into the stream of life that did not know this history. Only a few years later will Yael Unna find out that in the homes of many other descendants too, parents and grandparents left in silence the longing for the community that came to Monastir after deportation from Spain and Portugal in 1492. And she wouldn't know it and so many other things about the community hadn't she joined, almost three years ago, a tour to the city of Bitola-Monastir and saw with her own eyes the crumbs of Jewish life that were not wiped out and the remains of the remains – a Torah ornament (Rimon) and the like placed behind glass in a small museum there. Neither would she have realized the importance of the inscriptions hadn't she discovered on the broken gravestones in the cemetery many of the family names that surrounded her childhood. For several months after returning to Israel she devoted her time to raise funds for the preservation of the so-called "Beit HaChayim" the "House of the Living" cemetery established already in 1497, five years after the expulsion. The inscriptions there are written partly in Hebrew and partly Ladino, the Spanish-Jewish language spoken by Sephardi Jews. She did this until she realized it was not the "Home the Living" that called her but life here, in Israel, demanded that she devoted her heart and her compassionate hands (Yael is also a hydro therapist) to resurrect an entire community.
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She didn't know she would revive the community. She just set out on the journey, gathered name to name, address to address, traveled to each city and to every village where descendants to the Monastir community now live. She searched for the Albocher, Kamchi, Yosha, Honen, Yishai, Kalderon, Ashkenazi and many other families.Twenty years ago Yael lost her son Michael in a car accident and did not know how to collect the fragments of herself, and now she is a creator of life, glues together fragments and awakens memories buried deep in torn envelopes, in the archives, in bags, luggage, and shoeboxes which have put up dust and stored away in the midst of forgotten hiding places. Their owners don't even know they hold powerful keys to the past.Yael, what, for example, did you find out?"Shorten the sheet to tell how many certificates, photos, and documents we found in people's homes. For example, I visited Ziva Posner's home in Rishon LeZiyon. She is the daughter of Moshe Yishai of Monastir who had a textile business. We found an audio track with her father's voice telling that when a Jew reached the age of 60 they celebrated "Shroud Sewing Party" (Ladino: Murtajas, Hebrew: Tachruchim). They spread the linen cloth on the floor in the celebrant's home, cut it while the man was lying on it and people throwing candy on him. He would then go out with the shroud folded in his hands and happily telling all he was now ready for the world to come. The custom is unknown from other Jewish communities."
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Two years ago, the wish of many people arose that the descendants of the community meet. Hesitantly Yael organized the first meeting in Jerusalem. She didn't know how many will come. In the end, the hall was crowded. "I didn't know where I was coming to, but now I don't want to leave," one elderly attendant told her. Others came to tell that they want to join her on the re-creation journey of the community.
Three years ago, when Yael went to Bitola, she didn't realize that she was going on a life's journey. Now she is absorbed in it, clinging to it, not giving up or letting go, to herself and others on no drawer or envelope, no archive, no attic. "I'm not alone," she emphasizes time and again. "Many take part in this project. We know now is the 90th minute to find materials. We want to find it all, whatever is possible."
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Recently she was traveling to Bitola again. This time with her whole family, her children, and grandchildren. This trip pleased her and robbed her of a lot of mental resources. It will take more time to digest it all. And already her great concern and that of the community throughout their generations is intensifying – all their attempts of rapprochement with members of the people holding the synagogue were in vain and they had no choice but to approach the rabbinical court in Jerusalem to restore the trusteeship of the Yagel Yaakov synagogue, that the people of Monastir, hard-working people who collected penny for penny, and wrote in the trusteeship document that only their descendants could hold it.
On October 31, a hearing will be held on their case. Dozens of families, sons, grandchildren, great-grandchildren await the decision of the rabbis who sit in law. This historic opportunity the descendants of Monastair do not want to miss again. Many want to come to this debate. Me too I'll be there and I'll update here.
The response of Yeshuat Zion was unreachable despite many attempts.
Adapted from an article by Naomi Reichman, Yediot Yerushalayim local newspaper
Read more:
Much information about Monastir can be found in Mark Cohen's book: Last Century of a Sephardic Community – The Jews of Monastir, 1839-1943, Foundation for the Advancement of Sephardic Studies and Culture, New York 2003.


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This post summarizes news items and other public policy developments over the last few months relating to use of biomass-derived diesel ("biodiesel") as a motor vehicle fuel. I'll plan to update such news periodically, to include not only biodiesel but also news about other biofuels (other than ethanol or butanol), including novel aviation fuels produced from renewable feedstocks.
New Mexico retains its biodiesel blend requirement. In its 2013 session, the New Mexico legislature rejected proposals to repeal the state's requirement that diesel fuel sold in the state include a 5% biodiesel blend. According to the National Biodiesel Board, New Mexico is one of just seven states with legislation requiring a minimum amount of biodiesel to be blended in the transportation diesel fuel supply. This move was hailed by the biodiesel industry, although it has also been reported that this B5 requirement, first enacted in 2006, has never been enforced due to a lack of biodiesel production capacity within the state.
Arkansas considers biofuel tax credit. A bipartisan group of state legislators has introduced SB 933 into the Arkansas legislature to create a 10-cent per gallon fuel production tax credit for alternative fuel producers in the state. The bill would reportedly benefit two large biodiesel producers already located in the state. The law would take effect on January 1, 2014 if approved. The bill's sponsors note that neighboring states already provide incentives for biodiesel production in their states, with Mississippi granting a production tax credit of 20 cents per gallon for alternative fuels, Texas exempting biodiesel from the state tax on diesel fuel, and with Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri, Iowa, Illinois, and Kentucky also providing significant financial incentives for biodiesel production. The Arkansas bill is currently pending before the Senate Committee on Agriculture, Forestry and Economic Development.
Iowa biodiesel industry seeking exemption from pending gas tax increase. The Iowa legislature is seriously considering raising the state's gasoline tax, and the state's biodiesel industry is advocating that fuels containing a higher biodiesel blend than the currently common 5% mix qualify for an exemption from this potential tax increase. The Iowa Biodiesel Board is reportedly lobbying for the state to adopt a B10 biodiesel mandate by 2022.
RIN Quality Assurance Programs. Several independent companies are creating quality assurance plans (QAPs) to offer RIN validation services in accordance with pending EPA regulations. EPA's proposed regulations setting the standards for RIN validation programs (described in an earlier entry in Biofuel Policy Watch) were created in response to several highly-publicized instances in 2012 of companies selling obligated parties fraudulent RINs not corresponding to actual volumes of renewable fuel. EcoEngineers of Des Moines, Iowa, partnered with Great Lakes Biodiesel, has received EPA approval for its proposed QAP program. In a February press release, Genscape says is the first service provider preregistered by the EPA to provide a QAP program for A-RIN and B-RIN assurance. Under EPA's proposed rules, in validating RINs as A-RINs, the QAP provider must provide financial backing to replace those RINs if they later become invalid.
Perpetrator of fraudulent RINs receives jail sentence. In a related story, Rodney R. Hailey has been sentenced to twelve and a half years in prison and ordered to surrender profits and pay restitution to twenty energy companies who purchased fraudulent RINs from Hailey's company Clean Green Fuel LLC.
Canada ending its biofuel subsidy program. According to the Toronto Globe and Mail, the Canadian government has decided to end its ecoEnergy program that has provided subsidies to ethanol and biodiesel producers. The newspaper reports that Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver said in a late February letter to a Canadian industry group that "The government will not redesign or reopen the ecoEnergy for biofuels programs to new applicants," citing budgetary constraints as the reason. Reportedly, the government has already granted $672 million in subsidies to ethanol and biodiesel producers planning or building plants, and plans to continue providing subsidies under existing commitments through 2017, at an estimated further cost of $1 billion. The Minister's letter was apparently critical of the country's biodiesel industry for failing to produce as much renewable fuel as promised. This decision apparently does not affect the country's existing fuel regulations that require a 5% ethanol blend in gasoline and a 2% biodiesel component in the nation's diesel supply.
Ecuador has announced that its B5 biodiesel blend mandate will take effect in May 2013. Reportedly, this mandate will increase over time to a B10 requirement.
U.S. FAA and Spain to cooperate on aviation fuels. The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the Spanish Aviation Safety and Security Agency (AESA) signed a Declaration of Cooperation in February to promote the development and use of sustainable alternative aviation fuels in the United States and Spain. The declaration calls for exchanges of ideas and know-how, collaboration on projects of mutual interest, and other activities to promote the development of sustainable alternative jet fuels.
Previous Biofuel Policy Watch posts on biodiesel policy:
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Part Time Merchandiser
AMS Retail Solutions
- Kansas City, MO
- Permanent
- Part-time
Part Time Field Service Representative
AMS is an ESOP! The only 100% employee-owned company in our Industry!
Job Description:
Position operates as a merchandiser with primary duties to manage and stock inventory while ensuring proper signage and display is in order to enhance sales. Merchandiser will work in an assigned territory and establish relationships with customers, store associates and management teams to increase sales. The position plans and measures the growth and improvement of accounts through product knowledge training and in-store merchandising support. These are key duplication kiosks found in various retail locations.
- Work in an assigned territory to service/advise on products
- Maintain and stock inventory in units according to the plan-o-gram
- Ensure proper signage and POP is displayed appropriately
- Manage and maintain inventory levels, make adjustments as required
- Build a strong supplier-customer relationship with members of the assigned facilities
- Make regular store/customer visits per schedule within an assigned territory
- Perform product knowledge training in all assigned locations
- Other in-store activities include: initiate professional visit execution in accordance with guidelines and to ensure highest standard of plan-o-gram integrity, maximize cross merchandising and second site product placement opportunities, execute inventory management actions, conduct in-aisle product training, and be willing at all times to engage in end user sales advice
- Perform other duties as assigned
- Ability to work varied hours/days as business dictates is required
- Must be flexible with work schedule and route changes based on business needs
- Must be Microsoft Office Suite proficient
- Provide excellent customer service to customers and vendors
- Excellent communication, presentation, written and technical skills required
- Required to lift up to 50lbs, this may include lifting weight above shoulders as needed
- Frequent standing, bending and twisting required
- Proof of valid driver's license and insurance required (must meet company's minimum requirements)
- 1 year of field customer service experience preferred
- 2 years of vendor sales experience preferred
- HS diploma or equivalent required
AMS Retail Solutions


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Heartsnatchergreenspun.com : LUSENET : Boris Vian : One Thread
I read an english translation of Heartsnatcher about 20 years ago - I obtained the book from the local library - at that time it was out of print. Does anyone know if an english translation is now available.
I was also curious if this novel was ever made into a film - would be fantastic visual effects.
TIA, mike
-- mike (email@example.com), July 09, 1999
Mike, there is a recent edition published by Quartet Encounters in 1989, they also have a new edition of Froth on the Daydream. Both are translations by Stanley Chapman - Amazons have Froth, but you may have dig deeper for Heartsnatcher which I got 2nd hand. The ISBN is 0-7043-0068-0
Quartet books are at Goodge St London.
No film that I know of -- at least not a commercial release
-- Robert Whyte (email@example.com), July 09, 1999.


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Angel Pets Conference 2019 – Asheville, Saturday, June 8th at the Renaissance Hotel, 8-5p.m (Salon A). This pioneering, unique, and much-needed conference covers many topics on senior pet care needs, end-of-life care, caregiver support and grief healing. The conference highlights important medical topics for senior animal needs and resources, assessing animal quality-of-life, explaining animal hospice and palliative care, and covering the medical, practical, emotional considerations for pets at the end-of-life transition. Special focus will also be on grief healing from pet loss for ourselves and family, which is often complex and under-addressed in our society. Some presentations offer professional RACE CE credit. Great for pet parents and pet professionals.
"We all want to loving care for our pets during this time, but don't always know how." Understanding more about these areas will help us become better equipped to handle this critical time for our pets and ourselves. Being aware of the resources available can be tremendously helpful and healing. Tribute video will be played at end for attendees' pets.
The goal is to help us become more knowledgeable and comfortable in caring for our pets (and ourselves) during this difficult, but inevitable time in our pets' lives.
Speakers include expert local area veterinarians, Dr. Beth Marchitelli DVM (4PawsFarwell); Dr. Kasandra Garner, DVM (Animal Hospital of North Asheville); internationally recognized pet loss specialist Coleen Ellis, CT, CPLP (TwoHeartsPetLossCenter), and Dr. Angel Mitchell, DVM, Bonnie Brae Veterinary Hospital.
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The Olivier Award winner, who will continue at the intimate nightspot through March 26, plays piano, guitar and sings with support from a three-piece band: Sonny Paladino (piano/musical director), Steve Millhouse (bass) and Jared Schonig (drums).
Here is a look at Hodge's opening night:
Tony Winner Douglas Hodge Makes Cafe Carlyle Debut
The concert features tunes from his new musical Meantime.
The Carlyle Hotel is located at 35 East 76th Street at Madison Avenue. For reservations call (212) 744-1600 or visit www.thecarlyle.com.


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These studies have now finished...
The Medication and Cognition Questionnaire, can you help?
REC Study Number: 11/SC/0541ERGO
Study ID number: 681RGO
reference number: 8377
Dear Southampton
We are writing to ask for your participation in a research project at the University of Southampton.
This project will investigate the presence or absence of cognitive and motivational adverse events following treatment with methylphenidate (MPH; e.g., Ritalin, Concerta).We are particularly interested in your experiences and impressions of how MPH may affect children's thinking and motivation in the long term. To explore this topic, we are interviewing clinicians, teachers, parents and adolescents and adults with ADHD.
We would like to interview you to find out what your individual experiences are.
What would be involved?
We would like to conduct a brief interview with you. This interview would take approximately 30 minutes, and the interviewer could conduct the interview over the phone, or will travel to your office or other agreed location at a mutually agreed time and date.
What are the benefits of participation?
We expect that the information generated from these interviews will help clarify whether MPH leads to cognitive or motivational adverse effects, and what these effects may look like practically and clinically. We intend to use the information generated by you to develop a questionnaire which will allow us to survey a wider sample. Taking a wider perspective, we believe that what we will learn from this study will greatly improve our understanding of the side effect profile of MPH. This will allow us to identify any areas that may currently be missing from routine follow up treatment, and eventually lead to the improvement of services which would enhance many different aspects of functioning for children with ADHD.
The data that you will provide can help us with this longer-term process.What should I do next?We very much hope that you are interested in participating in our interview study. If you are and would like to find out more about the study,
please email Dr. Hanna Kovshoff,
with your contact detailsIf you would like to talk to us about the interview before deciding, please feel free to call
(023 8059 8719)
or email Dr. Hanna Kovshoff, the person who will be performing the interviews with you:
With many thanks for your support. I hope to meet you soon!Yours sincerely,
Dr Hanna Kovshoff, School of Psychology,
University of Southampton
SouthamptonSO17 1BJ
We are looking forward to meeting Dr. Hanna Kovshoff at the group this month (Thursday,1st march 2012).
Dr Kovshoff is from the school of psycology at the university of Southampton and is conducting an interview study looking into the affects that methylphenidate (ritalin, concerta etc) has on young people and adults with ADHD's thinking and motivation. They are looking to recruit parents of children with ADHD. Specifically looking for people who have more than a year's experience parenting a child on the medication.
Dr Kovshoff said in her email -
"We would greatly appreciate the opportunity to speak to you about the project and to enquire as to whether we may be able to advertise our study to the members of your support group.
for more information about joining the study, please come to the group on march 1st 2012 at oasis academy
or for more details
click here
This will be held at 10a.m on the 7th of march 2012.
If you feel you have a few hours spare 4 times a year to meet with the committee and wish to become a comittee member, please email
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