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YTC Training Webinar - Wowed by the Web: How to Make the You're the Cure Community Website Work for You
Come on a visual tour of the new You're the Cure community web pages and see all the ways you can be a vital part of the journey to drive policy change. Webinar - access information will be sent to registrants before event
24 Oct 2012
YTC Training Webinar - Swaying Your Legislator: How to Make Your Communications with Legislators Come Alive
REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED, PLEASE CONTACT firstname.lastname@example.com FOR MORE INFORMATION. Learn to pull off visits and calls to your legislators' offices that are compelling, influential, and impossible to ignore. Webinar - access information will be sent to registrants before event
28 Nov 2012
YTC Training Webinar - You're the Cure Advocacy Crash Course: How to Advocate with You're the Cure both Online and Off
REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT HAS NOW CLOSED. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT KELTCIE DELAMAR, email@example.com. Whether you're new or have been with us for a while, tune in to learn the many ways you can actively engage in American Heart Association efforts to advance policies that...
13 Dec 2012
2013 North Carolina Session Planning Call
REGISTRATION FOR THIS EVENT HAS CLOSED. PLEASE CONTACT email@example.com FOR MORE INFORMATION. Join Betsy Vetter, NC Director of Government Relations, on Wednesday, January 23rd from 6:30 to 7:30 pm for a one-hour teleconference that will give you a preview of what you can expect during session...
23 Jan 2013
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Welcome, Kim!
The Mid-Atlantic Government Relations team is pleased to announce that the American Heart Association Grassroots' staff is growing. Please join us in welcoming to our team, Kim Chidester, Director of Grassroots and Local Advocacy. Kim will be focusing on North and South Carolina and is based out...
7 Feb 2014
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Heart of a Friend
At our mid-December Advocacy Committee meeting, I got to do one of the best things about being a volunteer with the American Heart Association Advocacy Committee. I was privileged to present the AHA "Heart of a Friend" Award to North Carolina State Representative Jim Fulghum. Dr. Fulghum is...
18 Feb 2014
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Juddson Rupp
Juddson Rupp, North Carolina I didn't remember anything from my week in the hospital, but when a friend brought in a copy of the six o'clock news from October 27, 2000 I quickly realized that either that was a slow news day or that I was one lucky miracle survivor with an important story...
19 Feb 2014
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Juddson Rupp Wins Dr. Blackburn Award
Last month the Advocacy Coordinating Committee met in the Raleigh office for our annual face-to-face meeting and awards ceremony. I never realize how much I miss everyone until we have cause to get together. Intertwined with session outlook updates and training we took time to recognize some hard...
21 Feb 2014
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Save the Date: North Carolina State Lobby Day 2014!
Mark your calendars now! Reserve Tuesday May 27 and Wednesday May 28 for the 2014 NC AHA You're the Cure at the Capitol State Lobby Day. The event will begin at 3:00 pm on Tuesday May 27th with an issues overview, advocacy training, and dinner with your fellow advocates. The following day will...
26 Feb 2014
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Big Changes in Store for Food Labels
After more than two decades, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is proposing sweeping changes to the nutrition labels on packaged foods. The proposals would require food manufacturers to list added sugars , nutrition counts for more-realistic portion sizes and total nutrition information for multiple...
27 Feb 2014
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How to Love Yourself for National Nutrition Month
If a full commitment to healthy eating seems too tough to swallow, then start with a taste test. March is National Nutrition Month, a great time to love yourself a little more by trying some new habits that just may stick. Little by little, you'll start to see a difference in how you feel and...
7 Mar 2014
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Kick Butts Day!
Today is Kick Butts Day, an annual day hosted by the Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids to celebrate youth leadership and activism in the fight against big tobacco. Kick Butts Day is particularly relevant this year as we mark the anniversary of the first Surgeon General's report on smoking. A new report...
19 Mar 2014
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Look At All We've Done
In the hustle and bustle of life, it seems there is always something that needs our attention. Maybe it's a lunch appointment, a meeting after work – did you remember to call your mom to wish her a happy birthday? With so many things monopolizing our time, it begs the question: "Why...
28 Mar 2014
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Can You Spot a Stroke F.A.S.T.?
Tick-tock, tick-tock. Every minute counts. Every 40 seconds someone in the US has a stroke. Timely response saves lives and is critical to help those affected not only survive but thrive as well. Approximately 700,000 Americans have a new or recurrent stroke each year, and stroke remains the third...
23 Apr 2014
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Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the Surgeon General's Report
Recently lawmakers, health advocates, and citizens across the country celebrated the 50 th anniversary of the Surgeon General's report on the dangers of smoking. You're The Cure advocates have contributed greatly to the tobacco control movement. Pam Seamans, Executive Director of the North...
2 May 2014
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Take Control of Your Health
Did you know high blood pressure has also been called the "silent killer"? That's because its symptoms are not always obvious, making the need for regular check-ups important. As we recognize High Blood Pressure Awareness Month, here are the facts: • High blood pressure (aka...
5 May 2014
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Advocates Stomp NC Issues at Lobby Day
On Wednesday, May 28 the North Carolina State Legislature saw a lot of red – in a good way. Over 50 of our passionate NC You're the Cure advocates came together wearing their best AHA red and took over the halls of the Capitol buildings, using their powerful role as constituents to let their...
3 Jun 2014
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CPR Matters
Sometimes you just need a lifesaver. Quickly. The American Heart Association is creating a generation of lifesavers by making sure students learn CPR before they graduate from high school. The goal is to teach lifesaving CPR skills to as many teens and young adults as possible in every state to help...
5 Jun 2014
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CPR in Schools Two Year Anniversary Approaches!
Approaching the two year anniversary of HB 837 brings back vivid memories of the anxiety I felt with my very first State Lobby Day. Intimidation, fear, and angst were some of the emotions, but because I truly believe in promoting awareness related to sudden cardiac arrest I did what any good ole'...
11 Jun 2014
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Tell Us Who You Really Are!
Tailor your experience with us! Your profile on the You're the Cure website is vital for us to convey our policy needs. Keeping our advocates informed and up-to-date on policy issues is the best way to guarantee that our advocacy partnership stays strong and when we need to make a move, we can...
2 Jul 2014
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Amy Edmunds
Amy Edmunds, South Carolina Opening doors has been the most rewarding aspect of my volunteer experience. Since experiencing ischemic stroke in 2002, I have been an actively engaged volunteer throughout the Mid-Atlantic Affiliate. Undoubtedly, the first door to open was my own! It has been an amazing...
2 Jul 2014
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Teaching Gardens = Learning Laboratories for Kids
Studies show that when kids grow their own fruits and vegetables, they're more likely to eat them. That's the idea behind the American Heart Association Teaching Gardens. While 1/3 of American children are classified as overweight or obese, AHA Teaching Gardens is fighting this unhealthy...
2 Jul 2014
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Remembering the Heart of a Friend
Last week, NC said good-bye to freshman lawmaker, Representative Jim Fulghum (R-Wake). He passed away on July 19 th after a short battle with cancer, at the age of 70. Representative Fulghum was a retired neurosurgeon and his medical experience was a true asset to the NC General Assembly. During his...
29 Jul 2014
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The FDA and New Tobacco Products
The FDA is accepting comments on its proposed deeming rules to cover new tobacco products. The rule proposed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is to regulate electronic cigarettes, cigars and other tobacco products. The AHA believes it is a good first step, but it doesn't go far enough to...
1 Aug 2014
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Bravo to you, our You're the Cure family!
It's hard to believe we are already in August and well into the second half of year. We would like to reflect on how far we have come in 2014, and all of the advances we have made in North Carolina this year. We invested sweat and tears into multiple policies for our state, and we want to take...
3 Aug 2014
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A Dupla Conversão: Do Ideal Socialista ao Estatismo e Deste ao Capitalismo
AbstractThe twenty century socialist revolutions have turned, first, into statist ortechnobureaucratic systems and, second, have proved to be a path to capitalism to theextent that the state is an effective instrument to promote forced savings. The firstconversion derived from the high initial inequality conditions existing in modernsocieties and from the fact that although human beings are not only egoistic, theirsolidarity must be built. The second conversion from the fact that a state controlledeconomy is incompatible with the complexity of developed economic systems.Actually, men and women are always building a better state and a better society. Ifsocialism finally turns reality, it will be the outcome of a gradual social construction.
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I Practice Buddhism
EP's Virtual Sangha for all Buddhists and those interested in Buddhism. There is more that unifies than divides us. Separation is contrary to Buddhadharma. 234 People
No GodI have always had issues with believing in a higher power. In college I took world religions and fell in love with the idea of Buddhism. I am not sure I follow or like the dogma attached to some of it but I really like the the philosophy and psychology of it. I like the...
EverythingIsZen 41-45, M 2 Responses 0 Sep 22, 2008
I Practice Buddhism.. Well, Sort ofI began studying the works of Taoist philosophers such as Lao-Tsu and Chaung-Tsu several years ago. I eventually moved on to Buddhism out of sheer curiosity, seeing as how my girlfriend in high school came from a Chinese-Buddhist background and I never really...
Technicolor 22-25, M 1 Response 1 Sep 24, 2009
Dancing EvergreenI checked the number on the incoming call vibrating in my hand. It was a call I was required, by law, to answer twenty-four hours a day seven days a week.I practice walking meditation and breathing exercises around an old historic State Penitentiary long since closed and turned...
gsparky22 41-45, M 0 Nov 5, 2012
Scientific ReligionWhat I like about Buddhism most, is that it never aks you to stop asking questions. Unlike all other religions. Also because Buddhism is purely Indian religion but wonder why is Buddhism declined in India sometime in the middle ages...I plan to visit Bodh Gaya this March to meet...
arjob 22-25, M 1 Response 0 Jan 25, 2012
How To Become A BuddhaStep 1: Realize that everyone (including you) will die and there's nothing you can do. You will eventually lose everything you love, and there is no lasting happiness in the world and if it seems like there is, it's only an illusion. You are doomed to a lifetime of pain...
fiddleninja451 18-21, T 2 Responses 0 Oct 26, 2011
How I Discovered BuddhismI was born a Christian. Every Sunday i would go to church and listen i the same stories over and over again. After i had my confirmation i left Christianity to find another religion. I read all the scriptures. I eventually discovered Buddhism and found it is a way to live your...
Chuckbronywhovian 26-30 1 Response 2 Jul 24, 2013
Emotional KnotsThe Knots of Anger In our consciousness there are blocks of pain, anger and frustration called internal formations. They are also called knots because they tie us up and obstruct our freedom. When someone insults us or does something unkind to us, an internal formation is...
Carissimi 56-60, F 5 Responses 4 Jun 22, 2012
My ThoughtsI don't think Buddhism is a religion for me, its more of a way of like or a life code. I became a Buddhist through school in 7th grade. I still believe in god but not in the modern christen way. im more of a Buddhist/Christen
NotTheRealMe99 13-15, F 1 Response 5 Jul 14, 2013
It Is All ConnectedI am not what I consider buddhist per se but I believe in the concept. I am a mere student of spirituality but I practice nonviolence and I meditate daily. What has fascinated me is that through my practices and studies, I have found my 3 largest influences to be...
choctawgrrrl 41-45, F 3 Responses 0 Nov 6, 2008
~~~~fav. Quote~~~The mind is EVERYTHING what you think you BECOME...you control you mind, your thoughts, you actions become full of compassion and you will endure a peaceful life :).
musicislife2012 22-25, F 2 Responses 0 Jan 28, 2012
Is This a Listening Vs. Speaking Group?So, is the reason no one has commented, because we are all pondering a koan? Perhaps the sound of one hand clapping?
Katija 51-55, F 3 Responses 0 Sep 20, 2007
Knowing OurselvesThe purpose of studying Buddhism is not to study Buddhism, but to study ourselves. That is why we have teaching. But the teaching is not ourselves. It is some explanation of ourselves. To study the teaching is to know yourselves. That is why we do not ever attach to the teaching...
lanie2013 31-35, F 4 Responses 5 May 10, 2013
Purpose Of ReligionSo true
lanie2013 31-35, F 2 May 29, 2013
Heart SutraGreeting everyone a post Heart's Day. The link is my gift to everyone: a relaxing mantra of the Heart Sutra: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGM4lYJ6E1E
lanie2013 31-35, F 1 Response 0 Feb 17, 2013
Things I Learned From A Lawyer Who Sold His FerrariI just met Julian Mantle, a successful and smart American lawyer who had nothing in mind but work. One day, he suddenly fainted in the middle of the courtroom. When he woke up, his doctor gave him two options: give up being a lawyer or give up life. That was his wake up call. He...
lanie2013 31-35, F 0 Mar 31, 2013
Complex HumanThis is so true. How many of us have forgotten that the essence of life is to live in the present and not to worry too much about the past and the future? I mean, it is ok to think about the future and look back to your past. Our future and past guide us. But if we cling on them...
lanie2013 31-35, F 1 Apr 19, 2013
Handling Emotions (Either Sad Or Happy Ones)Usually people lose themselves in a strong emotion and become overwhelmed. That is not the way to handle emotion, because when that happens you are a victim of emotion. In order not to become a victim, breathe and retain your calm, and you will experience the insight that an...
lanie2013 31-35, F 1 Response 0 Feb 8, 2013
Who Am I?Am I a seperate entity from those around me? No, we are all but birds who flock together in small groups, but we are all still birds. maybe seperate species, but still birds. Flying in the sky without a care in the world. Understanding that people are all the same is...
Jikis 18-21, M 2 Responses 1 Apr 15, 2013
Humanhuman beings are solely responsible for their own pain or pleasure. some people might not understand this quote but as a Buddhist, we already know that we are responsible for everything, including our own happiness and suffering.. :]
kiwietoshi 22-25 2 Responses 0 Apr 18, 2012
New to BuddhismI don't really practice Buddhism at this point, but I would like too. I discovered Buddhism about a year ago. I have been studying Buddhism but I am overwhelmed by the feeling that I don't know what I am doing. I am so scared to do much of anything because I am so afraid of doing...
KeepMySecrets 26-30, F 4 Responses 0 Jun 12, 2008
5 Minutes A DayWhile we lay in bed at night, waiting to fall asleep, we could easily spend what could be the best 5 minutes of the day. I wrote the following breathing exercise to help sleep uninterrupted from bad dreams, stress, anxiety or tension. Try this! Lay on your back with one or both...
gsparky22 41-45, M 2 Responses 0 Nov 29, 2012
Welcome All - Check Out the VideoI thought we should have a nice place to meditate so I picked out a YouTube video of a Japanese Garden. Look under "Photo & Video". You have to click through to YouTube, but once you're there you have over eight minutes in a quiet place to sit. I'd like to...
50percent 51-55, M 2 Responses 1 Sep 20, 2007
It Is Definitely An Active PracticeI came to Buddhism pretty young (in my teens), and I have studied quite a bit, taken refuge, chant, etc -fortunately, none of that has gotten in the way of my practice. Many people have the false perception that most Buddhists are passive and sit around navel-gazing their lives...
deleted 26-30 18 Responses 3 Nov 14, 2007
Pain In LifeAn aging Zen master grew tired of his student complaining, and so, one morning, sent him for some salt. When the apprentice returned, the master instructed the unhappy young man to put a handful of salt in a glass of water and then to drink it. "How does it taste?" the master...
lanie2013 31-35, F 2 Responses 1 Apr 5, 2013
Bad KarmaI have always been having bad luck when it comes to relationships. Almost all relationships I had did not have a happy ending for me. I ask myself why. I know deep within me lies the answer. A few days ago while meditating, an answer came to me. In one of my past lives, I was a...
lanie2013 31-35, F 0 Feb 2, 2013
Obama, America's First Buddhist President?Pssst! Did you hear? Obama's not a secret Muslim — he's a Buddhist. No, this isn't the latest internet rumor, nor is it intended to become one, but if it turned out that our next president had a secret identity, the discovery that he was a Buddhist...
MakingPeace 46-50, M 3 Responses 2 Jan 9, 2009
I am currently practicing it.not been accepted but really getting into it. If anyone wants to talk about it message me :)
starktonya03 13-15, F 0 May 21
Sangha InvitationIn my pursuit of further understanding and reduction of suffering I have studied and practiced mindfulness as much as possible on my own over the past year. The Buddha advocated that one should establish mindfulness in one's day-to-day life maintaining as much as possible a calm...
gsparky22 41-45, M 1 Response 0 Apr 20, 2013
lanie2013 31-35, F 1 Response 2 Sep 28, 2013
My StoryI was born a catholic, studied many religions but, have been a buddhist for many lives. I was reading an article about Einstien about seven years ago and seen a quote where he said something like, If he was a religous man he would choose to be buddhist. Something like that, I...
deleted 26-30 5 Responses 0 Nov 19, 2007
The Blossom Pales In ComparisonIn Zen it is said, everything we need we already have, although a 'skillful means' may be needed to bring about enlightenment."Learning appears as a process of remembering. The soul, before its incarnation in the body, was in the realm of Ideas. There it saw things the way...
gsparky22 41-45, M 1 Jul 5, 2012
One GoalThere are many self proclaimed "Buddhists" that are very angry to those they perceive as "hypocritical" in their faith and belief system and respond in anger towards them whenever they encounter such an individual. There is no compassion in such an attitude and display and end up...
Spiritlight1989 56-60 1 May 4, 2013
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lynlovan03 26-30, F 0 2 hrs ago
I am not religious. Not at all. I don't follow any religion and find that the majority are dated, contradictory and have been left behind in an increasingly developing world...
walkonthewildside 26-30, F 2 Responses 1 Aug 24
Buddhism is really interesting me. I read about it and it sounds peaceful and happy. I like how it doesn't really focus on a god or gods.
WhatTheFrenchToast 18-21, M 1 Response 2 Aug 14
I practice karate im a blue belt going on brown the black
Christromp 16-17, M 0 Aug 18
I am willing to give anyone a tarot reading. :) I need more practice.
bec413 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Aug 20
Prince Siddharthur Gautama gave up his privileged life and embraced the life of an aesthete. He wore rags, and begged for his meals. He taught those who would listen to him to...
Lecuyer90 22-25, F 5 Responses 3 Aug 19
I have been practicing sitting and walking meditation for about 15 years now. It does me good. what about you ?
Patfr 56-60, M 0 Aug 3
Hmm anyone willing to do me a reading?
melonladyy 18-21, F 1 Response 0 Aug 4
hehe not er, one of y personal favorites
lucidity91 22-25, F 1 Response 1 Aug 7
Does anyone here know if this set up I saw on my walk this morning is a Wicca or witchcraft thing? It looked like tarot cards, something torn up in the caldron..coffee cup and...
LOOKN4NSIGHT43 41-45, F 3 Responses 3 Aug 11
Would anyone like a reading. Go ahead if you have a question ask it and if not then you can get a general reading
andrew1512 18-21, M 1 Response 0 Aug 14
Been 4 years now.. It really helped me become more connected to myself and the nature. Even made my head clearer and even an increased sense of confidence with me being fit! :)
PoojaTimberlake 18-21, F 1 Response 4 Aug 16
We are putting on The Addams Family💃, and im playing the GoGo dancer ancesstor! I am soo excited, and everying going great!
Vannarose 16-17, F 0 Aug 19
Does anyone use samurai sword or any other type of close range weapon. Also i do taekwondo, anyone else do something.
closingt1me 13-15, M 2 Responses 0 2 days ago
I do but only about twice a year when I'm not being lazy
Ldalg 18-21, F 1 13 hrs ago
I practice death metal vocals from growls to grunts. And in the post hardcore scene I practice fry screams. I play bass and write off of that and write a lot of lyrics from brutal...
ValhallaAwaits 18-21, M 0 2 hrs ago
Well... as I must admit... I'm not the most religious man in the world... I do have faith.... but my faith rests on many aspects of different religious texts beliefs and...
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Jun 15 - Homily: Give All Glory to God
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Fr. Bonaventure preaches the gospel message today of not doing good works for our own glory but to give all glory to God. Ave Maria! Mass: Wednesday 11th Week of Ordinary Time - - Form: OF Readings: 1st: 2co 9:6-11 Resp: psa 112:1-2, 3-4, 9 Gsp: mat 6:1-6, 16-18 To Download Audio go to http://airmaria.com?p=20076
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Noah'snC1 Colbyetter to the DS&Tj Sayre Stevens^ asking if the Agency had any evidence of Noah's Ark on Mt. .Ararat. Mr. Colby said that Lieutenant Colonel Walter Brown of the US Air Force Academy had asked "whether it would be appropriate or possible to exploit satellite photography to examine the glacier systems there to see whether any evidence of the Ark could benay, the Center responded that no evidence of the Ark could be discernedhotography acquired on7 or on any satellite imagery available at the Center.
ongressman Bob Wilson asked the Agency whether any aerial photos of ML Ararat could be releasedriend of bis. Dr. John Morris, ton of Dr. Henry M. Morris, the bead of the Institution of Creation Research of San Diego, California. Mr. Hicks statedetter to the Agency legislative liaison staff thathotos7 were available but were still classifiedhe younger Dr. Morris wrote to the Agency later requesting the photos. His request was denied by Angus Theurmer, the Agency's press spokesman who stated
have looked into this matter in tome detail and we regret that we are unable to provide any
Indmiral Showers of the Intelligence Community Staff, in re sponeeuery from Lieutenant Commander Lonnic McClung, asked about the availability of intelligence information concerning the location of Noah's Ark. He was toldearch had been made of aerial photography with negative results.
Onr. John Morris again wrote Congressman Bob Wilson noting that aerial photos "were taken inesult of my request. They were not to be classified, bat have been classified since and are notongressman Wilson again uliiaUa the Agency with the request. Onr. Hicks again denied the request Onr. Morris was notified that tho photography of Ml Ararat was classified and. therefore, could not be provided.arch-an additional request made throughharles Willis of FVeono, California to Mr. Arthur C. Luiidahl, retired Director NPIC was also denied on
PIC Sectiona memo to the Chief, IEG,
detailing the efforts of Messrs.
unsuccessfully allnd satellite imagery for possible evidence of Noah's Ark. This search had been prompted by the visit to the Center, onf Captain Howard Schue of the IC Staffround photoong range view of the purportedhe [Division of NPIC was tusked to determine if the Ark's features in the photo had been altered; Usts failed to identify any manipulation. Attempts to compare the ground photo with satellite imagery for identification and location purposes also proved negative.
Fromarchrench archeological explorer, Femand Navarra was at
Werson Mall in. publicizing his book Noah'souched It. As part of the
sales pitch for the book, thereisplay whichupposed wood fragment of the Ark.
Several NPIC analysts concerned wilh the Ark problem visited the display but found nothing that would help their search efforts.
Onolonel Paul Tonota and Captain Howard Schue, of the IC Staff visited NPIC to discuss Mt Ararat and to see the4 aerial photography of the mountain. At the request of Captainrint of Mt Ararat showing00 foot elevations was provided.
ook entitledhp Ark of Ararat by Thomas Nelson was released. Mr. Nelson maintained that the CIA had photos of Mt, Ararat and that they had been analyzedhe search for the Ark.
Onom Crotscrroup known as The Holy Ground Mission ofexasround photo supposedly of the Ark taken during4 expedi tion to Mt. Ararat.
Sometimeill Chancy Speed of Search Foundation, Inc. requested the aerial photos of Mt. Ararat His request also was denied.
Senator Barry Goldwater wrote DCI TurnerYou may think thiscrewball request and it may be,ould like to know if you can do anything about it" The letter went on to ask if satellite photography could be searched "to determine whether or not something in the way of an archeological find might be located near or on top of the Mount" Goldwater explainedetter he had received had comean inave great confidence, who certainly is no nut, who knows Turkey rather well but who feels that there is reason to believe the Ark may be resting at or near the top of thessureill keep this at any classification you want it kept and if you desire me to go to thenow theCI Turner replied "we have been requested on several occasions if we could determine whether
there was remains of the Ark on Mi. Ararat. We have,esult, carefully reviewed the photography of the area but have not found any evidence of the Ark."
Officer, Major Ray Abel, requesting information on Noah's Ark. Major Abel said he hadequest from General Lew Allen, Air Force Chief of Staff, who, in turn, wasequirement from Congressman Bill Archer of Texas. Congressman Archer had indicated that some of his constituents from Houston, Texas were going on an expedition to Mt
NPIC hadtudy of Mt Ararat innd had found no evidence of the Ark.
Inormer Astronaut James B. Irwin of the High Flighthristian group in Colorado Springs, Colorado, called former NPIC official Dino A. Brugioni, at his home and asked about the aerial photos of Mount Ararat. Irwin was informed that- no evidence of the Ark had ever been seen on aerial photography.
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The Predictability of KLSE CI Stock Index Futures Returns and The Conditional Multifactor APT Model
AbstractNumerous studies have shown that returns on stocks and futures can to some extent be predicted over time, and that for developed financial markets, the predictions are compatible with the beta-asset pricing (APT) paradigm. Increasingly more studies have been undertaken of the veracity of such a paradigm in emerging markets. It has been contended that the paradigm is inapplicable to those markets and will, in any event, be unable to account for predicted asset returns. In this study we consider the Stock Exchange futures market in Malaysia, which has been neglected in the literature. Our econometric findings (using GMM) indicate that the APT model can be used as a rationale for the predictability of asset returns using local information, with the betas' being constant and the expected risk premia being time-varying.
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Christine Bleakley made her debut presenting This Morning alongside Holly Willoughby today – and it drew a somewhat mixed reaction from avid viewers on Twitter.
While many pined for the return of silver fox Phillip Schofield – who usually presents alongside Willoughby – others were left angry with having Bleakley forced upon them, while some were loving the all-new 'girl power' show.
It's the first time This Morning has had an all-female presenting duo for more than a decade.
And here's how Twitter reacted:
There were some that were all-too happy to witness some good 90s 'girl power' on their TV sets:
#HollyandChristine girls take over on This Morning 👍—
Chloe Tipper (@Chlo_Tip_Top) March 17, 2014
#HollyAndChristine on @itvthismorning. Such cuties. GIRL POWER! #thismorning.—
Sarah Alice (@SarahAliceShaw4) March 17, 2014
@itvthismorning #Hollyandchristine are Brilliant together. Both Dancing on Ice female hosts too! xx—
Joe Whitehead (@Tvjoewhitehead) March 17, 2014
While some were less than enthralled with their new presenter:
Wish tv shows would stop dragging up @clbleakley! #tmhub #HollyAndChristine—
Victoria (@Amy_Victoriaaa) March 17, 2014
Why do these shows keep wheeling out Christine Bleakley?—
Mr. Fletcher (@CHR1S_) March 17, 2014
My day off and Christine Bleakely is on @itvthismorning are you joking??? Obvs I did something terrible in a former life #ThisMorning #Vile—
Carmen Richards (@CarmenRichards1) March 17, 2014
Others pined after the return of Phillip Schofield:
really don't like @itvthismorning Christine Bleakley combo with Holly, love Holly n @schofe—
jane richardson (@jane1310) March 17, 2014
@Schofe @itvthismorning @hollywills @clbleakley missing the silver fox today!!!—
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Margate Fall Funfest schedule, events
Written by Sue Marino Wednesday, September 21, 2011 12:10 pm
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MARGATE - The shore's signature event of fall starts at 10 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 24 with Teddi Fusco of Margate singing the national anthem in front of Blue Water Marina on Amherst Avenue.
From there it is non-stop fun during Fall Funfest hours 10 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday.
The Wetlands Wonderland will be headquartered at Ray Scott's Dock with rescued diamondback terrapins and a walk-through science class of life in the back bays.
Scott partners with scientists from Drexel University and students currently studying reptiles as well as representatives from the Wetlands Institute.
Together they provide a first-class, hands-on experience for kids of every age. Whether it's turtles, snakes or microscopic mollusks, there is something to be seen at Scotts Dock.
At noon the Coast Guard will conduct a sea rescue demonstration just off the Margate Municipal Dock at Amherst and Washington avenues - a crowd favorite every year. They will repeat the rescue at noon Sunday.
At 12:30 p.m. the kids stage comes alive with the Brain Wash Trivia Show. Come back to the same location at 3:30 p.m. for the Magical Shop of Wonders stage show.
Music is a huge part of the Fall Funfest and the stage at Coolidge and Amherst will rock for two solid days.
Those events and sandwiched in between 17 different food vendors that will have just about everything one might even think of being hungry for. Brick oven pizza? Got it. Gnocci's? Got them too. Cheese steak, barbeque, crab cakes? Have all of them on tap as well. Speaking of on tap, there is a beer garden should any one feel a little parched.
How about 59 different vendors? That is what the Fallfest has scheduled. Whether you are looking for gourmet dog biscuits or funky handbags, there will be someone offering something they hope will appeal to every taste.
Sunday has some great highlights as well with the first ever visit to Margate by the fuzzy man in green, the Phillie Phanatic. He will appear from noon to 1 p.m. Sunday to make some new friends in Downbeach.
Then at 1 p.m. Kozak the Magician will host the 15th annual Dog Show at Steve and Cookies by the Bay. Prizes go to the best dressed and the pooch that looks most like its owner. Always fun, the registration begins at 10:30 a.m. and the show starts promptly at 1 p.m. under the tent in the parking lot at 9700 Amherst Ave.
For information visit www.marvelousmargate.com.
Following Performances take place on stage, Coolidge and Amherst avenues - Saturday, Sept. 24
• Noon-1 p.m. - 3 South Benson
• 1:15-2:15 p.m. – Rockademy
• 2:30-3:30 p.m. – Simple Minded Buds
• 3:45-4:45 p.m. – Bubba Mac Blues
• 5-6 p.m. – Luck Brothers
• 6:10-7 p.m. – Sooy Swing Band
Following Performances take place on stage, Coolidge and Amherst avenues - Sunday, Sept. 25
• Noon- 1 p.m. - Either Way
• 1:15-2:15 p.m. – Danny Eyer Band
• 2:30-3:30 p.m. – The Groove
• 3:45-4:45 p.m. – Soul Messengers
• 5-6 p.m. – Scott Kirby
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- Register for Surf for a Cause by Thursday, Sept. 4
- Temple Emeth Shalom to broadcast speaker series live from the 92nd Street Y
- Margate applies for 10 Post-Sandy Planning Grants
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ELEKTROKOVINA PN d.o.o.
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00386 2 3304105
|Company management:
|Director: Matevz Pongračič, tel.: 00386 2 3304100, tel.: 00386 2 3304105, e-mail: email@example.com
procurator: Andrej Pongracic, tel.: 00386 2 3304100, tel.: 00386 2 3304105, e-mail: email@example.com
|Extract of management responsible for a company's business operations abroad:
|Gregor Pokeržnik, firstname.lastname@example.com
|Registration number:
|Tax number:
|Basic activity:
|Manufacturing, Wholesale trading
|Organisational form:
|Limited Liability Company
|Source of capital:
|Inter-company connections:
|Subsidiary: FEP d.o.o., Mosna bb., 19220 Donji Milanovac, Serbia
|Number of employees:
|Size of company:
|1,755,364.00 €
|Exports share in income:
|58 %
|Tradition since:
|Total equity:
|Total assets:
|5,726,700.00 €
|Companies trade marks:
|ELKO: Rigorous in-house control and monitoring provides for a reliable, high-quality products
|Representation of third party's trade marks and companies:
|VOSSLOH SCHWABE: Electronic ballasts.
VOSSLOH SCHWABE: Ignitors.
|Representative bodies:
|Extract of target regions and countries where a company exports:
|Countries of former Soviet union: Russian Federation
Countries of former Yugoslavia: Croatia, Republic of Macedonia, Serbia
Eastern Asia: China
European Union: Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Spain, United Kingdom
Middle east: Egypt, Kuwait, Turkey
Northern Africa: Egypt
Northern America: United States
Western Asia: Kuwait, Turkey
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|Description of company:
|The company is specialized in the development, manufacturing and marketing of luminaries and lighting components, above all ballasts.
It was established in Maribor in 1948, and for over 50 years it has been one of the major companies in its branch of industry in ex-Yugoslavia with strong presence in all Yugoslav Republics. As of 1995 ELEKTROKOVINA PN is owned by Mr. Andrej Pongracic. Although it is now Slovenia based, the past contacts and knowledge of a much larger market still remain one of company's major advantages.
|Description of products and services:
|Electromagnetic and low loss ballasts for:
- fluoroscent and compact lamps,
- high pressure metal halide lamps,
- low and high pressure sodium lamps,
- high pressure mercury lamps.
|Classification of company:
Main activity in accordance with the NACE classification
27.110 Mfr. of electric motors, generators
Activities in accordance with the CPA classification
27.11.50 Ballasts for discharge lamps or tubes; static converters; other inductors
Exported products in accordance with the HS classification
392340 Spools, cops, bobbins and similar supports for the conveyance
854411 Insulated wire, of copper
850431 Electric transformators, having power handling capacity not excee.1kva
853610 Fuses, for voltage not excee.1000 v
850410 Ballasts for discharge lamps or tubes
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Brian Lake ready to play for Hawks, Ryan Schoenmakers also
Jake Niall Hawthorn appears poised to regain Brian Lake, the player it missed so badly against Geelong, and will consider selecting another tall back, Ryan Schoenmakers, for Sunday's clash with Richmond.
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There has been a lot of speculation recently on how mainstream medical dog treatment affects the life span of your dog. This is because recent medical research suggests that certain medications can have harmful side effects. This is why more and more veterinarians are actually advising natural treatments for canine ailments and providing the knowledge you need to heal your dog naturally. For thousands of years before dogs were domesticated, they would search for herbs to make them feel better when they were feeling ill. It was a hardwired instinct that was very beneficial to them.
As dog owners, we love our dogs. They are not just a dog to us, they are family so therefore we want the best dog treatment for them. In the past, we thought that it meant regular veterinarian visits and the most expensive dog foods only found at a veterinarians office. However, this has changed. This is not to say that veterinarians did not know what they were talking about. This is not the case. Medicine is something that we learn more about every day. This is also true of veterinary medicine and modern dog treatment is changing. Veterinarians are realizing that a dog's body can not work properly when certain chemicals are introduced, as well as the fact that they are more susceptible to the adverse effects of chemicals in some medications.
Knowing how to heal your dog naturally can help increase the life span of your pet.
Medicines often have side effects. So it is understandable that we would want to make sure that our dogs are not subject to this. Even vaccinations are being re-thought by veterinarians. Whereas veterinarians used to recommend having dogs vaccinated annually, most vets advise now against this. Instead, it is recommended to provide these vaccinations every three to five years. A yearly vaccination routine has been found to cause blood diseases and in some rare instances, cancer.


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Using the language of retail rather than risk management and applying tools not usually used in risk management to aspects of its stores' business, supermarket chain Safeway Inc. has created a "Culture of Safety" program that is saving the company millions in workers compensation and general liability costs while offering it a competitive advantage.
The Culture of Safety, an internally branded product at Pleasanton, CA-based Safeway Inc. with its own logo, has been in place for more than five years after being developed to reduce workers compensation and general liability costs.
"What it's turned into is the largest cultural transformation at Safeway in 17 or 18 years," said Ward Ching, Safeway's vice president of risk management operations, who developed the program at the direction of William M. Zachry, Safeway's vice president of risk management.
"I hired (Ching) originally when I got into this role as a consultant to figure out what do we do to develop a culture of safety," Zachry said.
The exercise involved combining behavioral economics with behavior-based safety, Ching said, "adding in some big data analytics and some Six Sigma to transform workers compensation and general liability into a retail issue."
"As the store is operating on a day-in and day-out basis, there are hundreds of thousands of behaviors that contribute to its success," Ching said. His work sought to identify behaviors that detract from that success and find ways to change them. Reducing accidents, Ching said, is "all about the behaviors, it's not about the equipment."
The Culture of Safety program that was created includes tools and incentives that company leaders can use to encourage and support store managers in the safety effort. It also assigned day-to-day responsibility for safety at each store to the assistant manager.
Perhaps the strongest tool that was created was a method for employee-to-employee or supervisor-to-employee observation of safe behaviors through which employees or supervisors can use a form to formally note safe activity.
"They are praising each other for what's right. Weekly, we generate approximately 110,000 to 120,000 positive observations," Ching said.
"We think we're the only one doing the positive observation program like this," Zachry said. "The unions, by the way, love it because it's not negative, it fosters the relationships, and we're not beating people up for having done something, we're encouraging the right behavior from the beginning."
The Culture of Safety also has given Safeway a clearer window into recognizing issues or developments at stores before they become safety problems.
"I can use that information to see things in the organization that nobody else can see," Ching said. "We have a way of seeing when things are happening, when they're trending before they actually happen." That allows risk management to take steps to change a process before an accident occurs.
And using the Six Sigma System Control Analysis technique to examine Safeway as a system allows Ching to determine which efforts to influence behaviors are succeeding and which are not.
Ching estimated the Culture of Safety program has saved Safeway $100 million in direct costs over four years.
"Our frequency rates, we believe, are better than our competitors'," he said. "We know it's much lower than the industry average, and we believe that is a competitive advantage."
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I remember, once upon a time, when Merritt Paulson tweeted a bunch and his loyal fanbase was never left starving for news about the team and its future and its plans and ambition and all that. Now that Merritt has gone all JD Salinger on us, I'm jonesing for news about the following: (1) Grass; (2) Terraces; and (3) PSU Football.
Grass: MP gave an interview a few months back where he said they were exploring the option of grass. I don't have high hopes that this will happen anytime soon and, quite frankly, have come to love how our new turf pitch plays. But I'm just sorta curious if anybody has heard/read any updates.
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Syracuse's recent struggles have bummed me out about how well they will do in the NCAA Tournament; but it has given me some glimmer of hope for next year. It may seem like a pretty big "What If", but what if Jerami's back problems have hurt his draft stock to the point where he might consider coming back next year? What if Tyler Ennis showing that he is human in late game situations affects his draft stock? Would the disappoint of an early exit from the tournament make either or both of them want to come back? Just thinking about what the depth chart would like if both came back is awfully tempting:


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The Iulia Hasdeu Castle is a folly house built in the form of small castle by historian and politician Bogdan Petriceicu Hasdeu in the city of Câmpina, Romania. Work on it began in 1893, after Hasdeu's daughter, Iulia Hasdeu, died at the age of 19, an event that dramatically shook and changed Hasdeu's life. He claimed that his belated daughter provided the plans for building the castle during sessions of spiritism (which took much of Hasdeu's imagination and time after Iulia's death). The building was completed in 1896. The Iulia Hasdeu Castle , who was requiring a lot of reparation, even when Hasdeu was in life, was affected by the first world war and in 1924 the People's Atheneum of Câmpina "B.P.Hasdeu" tries to take it for restoration. The castle was affected again by the Second World War and it keeps its state till 1955, when its name was written in the Listing of Historical Monuments. Since 1994 the Iulia Hasdeu Castle has been housing the "B.P.Hasdeu" Memorial Museum which displays furniture, personal belongings of Hasdeu family, photos and original documents, manuscripts, Hasdeu's reviews, many pictures made by Nicolae Grigorescu and Sava Hentia. (text from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iulia_Hasdeu_Castle)
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Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".
Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.
Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights.
In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states.
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Like gold, the price of copper has skyrocketed in recent years. But the increase in copper demand that is fueling the rising prices has become problematic for many businesses, including energy companies. And for some, one of the ways they're fighting back is through the use of advanced data visualization tools. This satellite image of Washington D.C. with analytic hotspot overlays is an example of an advanced data visualization that uses geospatial data and analytics to visualize certain patterns. The image shown here was created by GeoEye Inc. based on information collected in April 2010. "We, like everybody else in our business for the past few years, have had a growing and chronic problem with the theft of copper," said Dan Jenkins, director of corporate security for Richmond, Va.-based Dominion Resources Inc., an electric and natural gas utility that serves customers in 15 states. Building construction and electrical and electronic products -- both of which the electricity industry invests heavily in -- are the top two end uses for copper in the U.S., ... Access >>>
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You can start seeing red coins when you run up to 1000m, then blue coins when you run up to 2000m
Answer from: Tjfdl
First you upgrade your coins all the way and run far enough
Answer from: Iluvpuppies
Run really far. I haven't got to getting to blue coins but um pretty sure. You should also upgrade your double coins until u can't anymore. :)
Answer from: Kiss me
Then upgrade the coin power up in store.
Answer from: KINKIN
I was on Temple Run on my sisters phone she said she got blue coins i said liar so i had a go and i ran like 1500m 2000m and i saw blue coins so my brother tried and all he saw was red so he upgraded his phone and got blue coins.. SO YOU MIGHT NEED TO UPGRADE IT
Answer from: shakalaka
In my store on temple run they said you have to run 3000 meters after you upgrade
Answer from: lacraky
Just run really far(if not working upgrade to full
Answer from: ItsFake
Upgrade it full on, then run really far and see what happens :)
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