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Staying Safe: After You Leave a Violent Relationship
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A Reference violent relationship Opens New Window puts you and your children at risk for injury and even death. Making a plan will help provide for your safety and your children's safety.
Contact a local advocacy group for support, information, and advice on how to stay safe. Call the National Domestic Violence Hotline toll-free at 1-800-799-SAFE (1-800-799-7233), or see the website at www.ndvh.org for the nearest advocacy program. The hotline is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, in English, Spanish, and other languages.
Also, see the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence's website at www.ncadv.org/resources/state.htm to find the program nearest to you that offers shelter and legal support.
After you have left, you may have to take extra measures to stay safe. Your local advocacy group can help you get in touch with legal and social services in your area. This group may also provide information on counseling and support groups that can help you recover emotionally from your abuse.
Steps to take after you leave
- Contact the police to get a restraining order if you are no longer living with a violent partner and he or she continues to pursue you, threaten you, or act violently toward you. If you have a restraining order, always carry a copy with you. Make and keep copies for work, your car, and your home. If the restraining order is broken, call the police and keep good records of what happened.
- Document all contacts, messages, injuries, or other incidents involving the abusive person. Save all documentation.
- Change your phone number and cell phone service plan. Try to carry a cell phone with you, and program it to dial 911 .
- Screen calls.
- Use caller ID.
- Use the prerecorded message on your telephone's answering machine, or have a friend record your message for you.
- Never include your name, address, or phone number in your prerecorded message.
- Change your routine. Don't park in the same spot every day or take the same route home from work.
- If you are moving, think about talking to your local shelter program about a temporary place to stay or other services they could provide.
- For people who are staying in their home:
- Change your locks, if your former partner has a key.
- If you have to meet your partner, do it in a public place. Have someone else go with you if possible.
- If your abuser comes to your home, you do not have to let him or her in. Keep the doors closed and locked, and call the police.
- Change your emergency phone contacts at work and at your children's school.
- Avoid staying alone.
- Plan how to get away if confronted by an abusive partner.
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Mitel Business Partner Conference 2012: UC360 and Other Highlights
This month I had the pleasure to attend the Mitel 2012 Business Partner Conference in San Diego, California. I not only had the opportunity to get to know a beautiful city, but also to learn about the company´s direction, latest advancement and upcoming goals. Overall, Mitel´s event was very upbeat, with scores of partners carrying the company's flag proudly. Healthy financial results, numerous product announcements, and revamped go-to-market strategies were among the highlighted themes in the event.
In terms of finances, the vendor report to have grown its position in all major areas of its business. Product revenue growth has been mainly attributed to the move to a software-based product industry. Growth in services revenue is attributed to a shift from the legacy, hardware-centric break/fix type of maintenance to the higher margin software and services business model. Mitel revealed that the company´s non GAAP net income grew about 67% for 4th quarter 2011 versus the same quarter in 2010. Also, Mitel revealed a net income as percentage of revenue of 8.1 percent year-over-year. Finally, Mitel´s international revenues grew by more than USD 10 Million in 2011.
Mitel also delivered several key product advancements in both enterprise communications platforms and endpoint offerings. While premises-based platforms have been strengthened with the additional features and capabilities in latest releases, the major stars here were clearly virtualization and cloud communications solutions. During the demo sessions, I had the opportunity to for hands-on, real time experience with Mitel Virtual Solutions. Besides taking a look at how MCD and Mitel unified communications and collaboration (UCC) applications are available as virtual appliances in a VMware vSphere environment, I had the chance to also test how UCC applications have been extended to the VMware View virtual desktop environment, with single sign-on to Mitel desk phones and Unified Communicator Advanced (UCA), including how the UCA softphone works within a virtual desktop environment. I have to admit it was impressive. Today, there is no doubt that Mitel has one of the strongest communications virtualization stories in the enterprise UCC market.
In terms of cloud-based communications, Mitel supports this evolution with a single, cloud-ready software stream that can be deployed in any type of architecture, including private-, public-and hybrid-cloud deployments, allowing easy movement between the various deployment models. With Mitel Anywhere, the company delivers platforms enabling service providers to offer everything from high volume, standardized business communications offerings to highly customized unified communications solutions. Two different service delivery models for public cloud versus private/hybrid cloud were showcased: Mitel Anywhere Cloud Communications Solutions and Mitel Anywhere Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS).
From a new product perspective, Mitel's new endpoint advancements were the highlight of the event. On one hand, UCA for iPad, iPhone and Android complement the existing Blackberry client, and support the 'Bring Your Own Device' trend. UCA mobile clients enable users to control their Dynamic Status, view corporate contact details and presence information, access call history information and unified messaging, and dial over the corporate network using OfficeLink. With much build up, the surprise of the event was the unveiling of the Mitel UC360 Collaboration Point – a multimedia collaboration device for in-room presentation delivery and multi-party audio and visual collaboration. Specifically designed for small group meetings, the Android-based endpoint allows presenters to share information stored on a USB stick or in a cloud-based service, such as Google Apps or Dropbox. All participants can access the content being presented and interact through video conferencing using different types of endpoints. UC360 definitely fills a need many organizations have by delivering a robust yet cost efficient multimedia collaboration endpoint.
In 2011 Mitel evolved its go-to-market business model to become a predominantly channel centric company. The basic idea has to make Mitel an easy and simple company for partners to do business with. In North America, Mitel has implemented a "direct touch" sales organization designed to prospect for new business. Mitel fulfills this business though channel partners, with very few exceptions (i.e., customer stated preference). Today, Mitel performs 95% of its sales through channels and 5% direct in North America. In addition there are opportunities for North American channel partners to augment their service delivery capabilities (such as data center virtualization skills) by joining the Mitel Authorized Partner Services program (APSP) and reselling Mitel professional services.
Mitel's go-to-market strategy for international markets (EMEA, APAC and CALA) is wholly focused on an indirect channel model as opposed to direct sales. Mitel is a channel-centric vendor with sales, engineering, training and marketing resources aligned to support channel partners. Mitel works with a variety of channel categories based on specific country market requirements, market coverage and in-country resource. In some markets (UK, Netherlands and France) the channel structure is complemented by Mitel "high-touch" sales teams which provide vertical market assistance and business development expertise to support those channels in selling into larger enterprise organizations.
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deezler wrote:Are there any plans to improve signage and flow or better connecting the disparate trails?
Have to say, given all the attention this thread gets, these trails sound like a lot of fun, but not knowing where the heck I am going and having to link together dinky 1 and 2 mile long loops is keeping me from making the trip out. Seems like with a little more effort and forethought the various loops could be linked in a more continuous fashion? Or does that not fit the plan for this park? I know the trail system has grown piece by piece over the years. But with 5 or 6+ total miles built now, is there any desire to create one master, destination-quality trail?
Maybe a better trail map would help too; having to read that word document and memorize trail locations and descriptions isn't the best either. Not to sound like a d!ck, sorry. I'm sure it would all make some sense if I actually just got out there and tried it out.
SANTA_CRUZ wrote:Like Jay has stated, we are basically forced into putting trail where you can in between the gravel pathways and in any large enough body of woods that doesn't get flooded by the Rouge River. Plus, you have to stay on Wayne County property because this park goes by sub-divisions/private properties or else you get angry neighbors who like to complain.
The best way to get a continuous loop to ride is to just come out and explore it a few times, once you do it's very easy to connect the loops together for a semi-seamless flow and it's nice that you can ride it in either direction.
We will be adding some trail this winter, but I don't think it will be a few miles worth, but I am always looking for ways to add more length. As far as signage goes, it would be nice if people would just leave the signs and arrows alone and not vandalize them for reasons unknown to me or anyone that rides out there. It is very frustrating to say the least
SANTA_CRUZ wrote:Sounds like you had a good ride Jay !! Your description was good, it made a picture in my head.
Thanks for clearing downed stuff !
I took the day off work today (played hookie if you will) and worked on the trail. Is that weird ? I don't think so..
I cleared an extention of Buck Shaver that we cut last winter, but then due to the spring rains / flooding / overgrowth,
we couldn't get back to develop this section and concentrated on the main body of the new addition. (got some riding)
But, today, I opened up another 1/3 of a mile and it needs people to hike it, ride it, use it because it's rough cut
and will be a little bumpy, lumpy until it gets some use and packing down. Be one of the first kids on your block to
go ride it and say you were there when it was brand new ! I will be adding a couple of technical options to it this
winter. Potential projects - old tires filled w/gravel section, elevated wooden walkway w/skinny, log piles, etc.
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Since these bills have to get out of committee pretty quickly in order to reach the floor by this point of the session, they tend to be relatively small bills that are not controversial. We have now had our first departure from this norm in the form of HR 1162.
A bit of background would be in order before discussing the legislation. Local school boards have the power to create charter schools. A few years back legislation was passed authorizing the state to create an appointed commission that would also have the power to create charter schools and further authorizing the state to divert funds from the local school district to the new state-created charter school.
Some of us opined at the time that the legislation was unconstitutional, meaning that the proposed changes required a constitutional amendment instead of ordinary legislation, but the legislation was passed anyway.
Frankly, I've always thought it was done that way because the proponents of the legislation didn't have the votes necessary to pass an amendment, which requires a 2/3 supermajority of both chambers.
Last year the state supreme court declared the legislation unconstitutional, thus invalidating the state's ability to create charter schools.
HR 1162 is the attempt to recreate this power for the state, this time through a constitutional amendment. It received a majority but fell short of the supermajority required for passage of a constitutional amendment. I voted against it.
Contrary to what proponents of the legislation claim, most of those who voted against it (myself included) are not opposed to charter schools. While I do not believe they are the magic solution to all that ails education as some folks apparently believe, I do see a legitimate and useful role for charter schools in our education system. Rather, with HR 1162 it really is a matter of the devil being in the details.
I am not a fan of creating broad, sweeping government powers. I believe that if we conclude a change is needed in our constitution, we should make the change in as narrow a way as possible that accomplishes what we want.
To my mind, HR 1162 included language that would arguably have allowed somewhat more than simply state creation of a charter school. To make sure this didn't happen, the language should have been more narrowly drawn to make sure that all we're talking about is the state's ability to create a charter school (including a specific definition of what a charter school is to make sure the state can't then do a broad range of things simply by slapping the label "charter school" on what it has done).
The other major issue I see here is funding. I could never get a straight answer from the proponents of the legislation on this point, which confirms to me that they don't disagree with my reasoning on how this would work. Instead, they simply continued to maintain that diverting funds to the new charter school would have no impact on the great majority of students who would remain in the school district schools. I disagree.
For example, say Mrs. Smith's class has 22 students. Presume further that one of these students leaves to attend a new charter school, taking state funds of $5,000 with him (This is not an exact figure and is used only for illustration. Importantly, proponents of the legislation would also like to divert – if they could – an amount equal to your local tax dollars attributable to that student). By my reckoning, this would leave us with 21 students in Mrs. Smith's class but with $5,000 less to pay for that class. My question is simple: how do we save that much money simply by having one less student in Mrs. Smith's class?
I just don't see it.
If her entire class picked up and left for the charter school, perhaps so. But it wouldn't be that neat and clean; it would be one or two students here and there. This leads me to an inescapable conclusion, one that proponents of the legislation sidestepped every time I asked the question: what this will really do is penalize the 21 in order to create a special opportunity for the 1. (Either that or the school board will have to raise your property taxes to fill the gap). While I am all for the 1 getting that opportunity, I simply cannot support it at the expense of the other 21.
HR 1162 has been reconsidered; meaning basically that it remains alive and can be brought back later. If that happens, I will study it with an open mind to see if these concerns have been addressed.
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I am a http://healthspace.asia/ webcoordinator,
and I want to know how integrating e-library in our website.
Is this possible to integrate with ning blog?
The requirement informations are below
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1. Only user of Healthspace.Asia can upload/download file and can see other documents from other members
2. Easy to upload/download file
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5. Classified file into category
6. Can collect user history of file
7. Can create file tag
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You're welcome, glad to help-
Ron, Do You know anyone who can integrate e-library in ning or expert in NING system cause the link that you send me is not enough, thanks
Hi Chatsupon,
I see and glad you asked. We are into custom solutions but we're still far from implementing this kind of medium scale feature from our priorities list. Anyway, I'll take a note on this and send you an update--
In the meantime, you can check in the Hire A Creator section, Developer forum, or the certified Ning partners directory.
good day,
So Ron ,Is not possible to do e-library on NING right?
Hi Chatsupon,
It is possible using the Ning API or Open Social Ning method. We're also doing custom development, but for now we only accept small jobs. This is a mid-scale project--
Have you tried looking in the certified partners directory?
Thank you, Ron
I just want you to confirm it is possible to do it, that's all
cause I want hire people from local and anyone say can't do it
so this work it's kind a complicated and difficult to do,right?
how can I start it?
Sure thing. Yes, it is somehow complicated. You can start by searching local developers that can do this job.
can i find Ning API or Open Social Ning method?
Yes, go to build.ning.com under 'Documentation' tab.
Hope this helps-
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It might be expensive but the new Fizik Arione R1 saddle is lightweight and very, very comfortable.
Fizik released the first Arione back in 2002 and it has become a modern classic loved by many. It's a little risky, then, to redesign it, but Fizik have released three new models: the 00, this R1, and the R3. For details on the range, check out our previous story.
The R1 comes with a carbon themoplastic composite WingFlex shell. WingFlex? Essentially, the shell is designed so that the sides will bend a little when your thighs push down so as not to impede your pedalling. The nose is just the slightest bit wider than previously and there's a little more padding there.
The cover is Microtex – a synthetic material rather than leather – while the rails are carbon braided – 'a sleeve of braided carbon fibers filled with unidirectional carbon fibres' in Fizik's own words. They support the whole of the shell from nose to tail. In terms of weight, our review saddle hit the road.cc Scales of Truth at 148g – just a smidge higher than Fizik's claimed 145g.
That's light. If you want a lighter saddle you can find one but Fizik say they weren't willing to compromise comfort here - and they haven't. This is the most comfortable Arione I've ever used.
I'm recovering from a broken elbow at the moment (I know, tragic) and so when I'm riding I've been unable to get out of the saddle as much as usual. My arm isn't that strong yet so I'm spending a lot of time sitting down. Despite that, I've been really comfy on the Arione.
I find the amount of flex in the shell and the degree of padding to be bang on. The Arione softens the bumps and checks vibration just enough without isolating you totally from useful road feedback. I have an Arione here from way back that I've always found a little too harsh for long-ride comfort. The R1 is more forgiving; the padding on the nose is more effective. If you don't really notice the saddle too much on a long ride, that's always a good thing, and I've found that to be the case here.
I've got on well with the shape too, particularly the nose width. I'm never totally sure why the Arione needs to extend that far to the rear – it's 30cm long and I never use the whole thing – but it's there if you want to shift your weight all the way back there.
The Arione is intended for riders with a flexible spine. Fizik's Spine Concept is designed to put you on a saddle that's right for your level of flexibility so go to the website and see what they reckon is best for you.
Lightweight and extremely comfortable – the only downside is the price.
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Make and model: Fizik Arione R1 saddle
Size tested: White
Tell us what the product is for, and who it's aimed at. What do the manufacturers say about it? How does that compare to your own feelings about it?
Fizik say this is a saddle for those with good spine flexibility. Go to www.fizik.com to find out all about that.
They say, "The new carbon Thermoplastic Composite WingFlexTM provides the best performance with optimized stiffness-to-weight construction.
Shell: Carbon Thermoplastic Composite WingFlexTM
Rail: Carbon Braided 7x9 mm
Cover: Black Microtex
Thigh Glides: Black Microtex
Weight: 145 gr
It's very high quality – no doubt about that.
I don't see any reason for this saddle to be less durable than a more meaty one.
You can get lighter saddles, of course, but you'll probably take a hit on comfort.
Fizik are more about high quality than cheap prices. They don't really do entry level products.
Tell us how the product performed overall when used for its designed purpose
Really well. Comfort is always a personal thing – you might not necessarily find the same as me – but I've found this an incredibly comfortable saddle.
Tell us what you particularly liked about the product
The level of comfort on offer at such a low weight.
Tell us what you particularly disliked about the product
The price is a tricky one to swallow.
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes.
Would you consider buying the product? Yes.
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes.
Overall rating: 8/10
About the tester
Age: 41
I usually ride: My best bike is:
I've been riding for: Over 20 years I ride: Most days I would class myself as: Expert
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, club rides, sportives, general fitness riding,


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Philip Frazer
I am 24 years old and a native of Asheville, NC currently living in Fort Lauderdale, FL. I am also a graduate of the New England School of Photography (NESoP) in Boston MA. I graduated with honors in both Fashion and Portraiture. I am a member of PPA (Professional Photographers of America) and AMSP (American Society of Media Photographers).
I love to shoot pretty much everything given the chance. I shoot a lot of fashion, portraiture, and fine art. Most of my subjects are my close friends.
Find me at: http://www.philfrazerphotography.com
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