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Peninsula Library offers retirement series
PENINSULA — The Peninsula Library, 6105 Riverview Road, will host three sessions of the Monday Retirement Planning Series, to be presented by James Sexton, III, CFP, CFS. Each hour-long class will offer suggestions on how to get ready for retirement. Sessions will include:
√ March 12: "Retirement Income Planning: Find out How Much You Need." Sexton will take an in-depth look at common and costly mistakes retirees make with their investments.
√ March 19: "Your Retirement and Your IRA: Avoiding Costly Mistakes While Keeping More of Your Retirement Money." Sexton will discuss IRAs and the proper way to transfer 401(k)s and 403(b)s, how to deal with IRA pension rollovers and the new ROTH Rules.
√ March 26: "Sound Investing for Retirees." Sexton will cover the need for a solid understanding of basic economic and investment concepts increases. Questions about assets, stocks, bonds and more will be answered in this program.
All sessions are free and open to the public, but reservations are requested to ensure there are enough handouts available. To reserve a seat, contact the library at 330-657-2291 or email@example.com.
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Daughters have become somewhat enamoured with Macarons recently, well pretty colours, sweet and did I mention the pretty colours? Have you seen the price of those things???? So, I decided to try making them. Whoop!! Look at those babies, and voted by the kids as 'better than shop bought' (damn sight cheaper too)
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Square One Fish Company414 N Thomas St, Athens, GA 30601
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We are Athens, Georgia's only Florida style seafood restaurant. Fresh fish and seafood are only the beginning at Square One. Everything from the breads we serve to the sauces and the desserts are made from scratch on premise. And while our menu is concentrated on sea fare, we are proud to serve excellent steaks, chicken and vegetarian cuisine, too.
Try dining al fresco on our large patio, in our open kitchen seating where you can watch as all plates are prepared for service, in our inviting bar area or cozy dining room. Bring your larger group for a private meal in our upstairs dining room. Square One offers seating to suit your dining mood.
Is there a special meaning in the name Square One? There is. Chef-owner Joe Cascio and his wife and partner, Erica were looking for a simpler life in a smaller town after successfully running their award winning seafood restaurant in the Pompano Beach for 17 years. We offer cooking classes, group menus, event planning, and off site catering. See you there!
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Snowboardcross athlete Ellie Richards, 21, New Plymouth, has taken gold, defeating a strong field of women at the North American (NorAm) Cup at Copper Mountain Colorado, yesterday.
Richards, who is currently training with the Canadian Snowboardcross (SBX) Development Team led by coaches Adam Robertson of Canada, and Rachel Newton of Wanaka, made this her first NorAm victory.
"This is a personal best for me," said Richards. "I'm really stoked and this win has definitely helped boost my confidence. I'm looking forward to the next few events and continuing with my success."
Assistant Coach, Newton, said that Richards' starts were unmatched.
"She was out in front from the drop of the gate, gaining a healthy lead by the first major feature," said Newton. "This is a big step forward for Ellie and also for the sport of Snowboardcross in New Zealand."
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I've been having a dilemma lately with my closet. Do you ever find yourself staring at your closet trying to figure out what to wear? Or just wonder what pieces are hiding in between the piles? My friend, Michelle, recently has encouraged me to just go through my closet to figure out 1) what I really have, 2) what doesn't fit, and 3) what doesn't belong anymore.
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Hanes shirt / Line & Dot blazer / Rich & Skinny skinny jeans / Marc Jacobs clutch / Zara flats / Dream Collective cuff / J.Crew bracelet / Dogeared Karma necklace
She's been telling me to do this for at least a few weeks now. But every time I've looked into my closet, I just feel overwhelmed. Where does even one begin? Then it's followed by that nauseating feeling of how much clothes I have with really no immediate purpose or reason in mind when I bought them.
I hate to admit that a good chunk of my clothes in my closet were either result of impulsive behavior, because they look cute even though the fit is horrible, the feeling of #FOMO (fear on missing out) on a great sale, or needing something to make me feel "better" because I went to the mall sad/upset about something.
All of which is a bad idea when shopping for clothes. Or anything for that matter.
So one thing I've been trying to do lately is just to simply shop my closet. Just figure out what which pieces still works with my wardrobe and style. One good thing of having a personal style blog is having a record of your outfits, seeing how your style is evolving, and being able to figure out what works.
I went through my previous outfit posts, to help me figure out which pieces I could re-style. And then I remembered this striped blazer that I previously wore here. Yes, it's a bit Beetlejuice-y and it looked like something from Robin Thicke's closet, but it easily dresses up a plain outfit. You could even say it's a bit of a man-repeller. But maybe that's why I've formed this weird attachment to this blazer. Interestingly enough, as I went through my closet, this blazer works with plenty of things in my closet.
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"Viy" is a Soviet Union era movie about a young seminarian named Khoma, who takes some kind of pilgrimage with two other priests in training. On their first night they stop to sleep at an old woman's house. For some reason the old woman seems to take an liking to Khoma in particular, and she corners him in a stable, and she catches him and picks him up, and begins to fly through the countryside with him. Apparently the old woman is a witch and when Khoma realizes this he flips out and beats her to death with a stick, but before she dies she turns into a beautiful young woman.
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Ways of Coping with PTSD and Anxiety
Ways of Coping After a Bombing
On April 15, 2013, two bombs went off near the finish line of the Boston Marathon in downtown Boston, Massachusetts. Unexpected traumatic events such as this can catch us off-guard and be very difficult to cope with. This article presents some ways of coping with an unexpected traumatic event such as this.
Learning Healthy Ways of Coping with Anxiety
Learn more about anxiety and healthy ways of coping with anxiety in this article.
How to Cope with a Sense of a Foreshortened Future
A sense of a foreshortened future is considered to be an avoidance symptom of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Learn ways of coping with this particular symptom of PTSD.
Coping with PTSD
PTSD can have a tremendous negative impact on a person's life. The distressing symptoms of PTSD can often lead people to use unhealthy ways of coping, such as alcohol or drug use. Learn more about some of the healthy ways of coping with PTSD symptoms.
How to Reduce Avoidance
A central symptom of PTSD is avoidance. Avoidance often occurs in response to trying to limit contact with triggers for anxiety, fear, or memories about a traumatic event. However, not all situations can be avoided and avoidance often brings more avoidance which can greatly interfere with your life. Learn ways to reduce avoidance in this article.
Ways of Coping with Large Crowds When You Have PTSD
When you have PTSD, it is important to learn ways of coping with large crowds. Large crowds can be particularly stressful for someone with PTSD, and the fear of being in a large crowd can lead to isolation. This article provides some strategies for coping with large crowds.
Managing Catastrophic Thoughts
Learn ways of managing catastrophic thoughts in this article.
A PTSD App for Your Smartphone
Learn about a PTSD smartphone app that has been developed by the Department of Veterans Affairs to help people cope with their PTSD symptoms.
Ways of Coping with PTSD Symptoms
The symptoms of PTSD can have a major impact on a person's life; however, there are a number of healthy and effective ways of coping with PTSD symptoms. Share your thoughts about and experiences with effective coping strategies for reducing the symptoms of PTSD.
Coping with Hyperarousal Symptoms
The symptoms of hyperarousal can be very difficult to manage. This article provides an overview of some strategies that may be helpful in managing hyperarousal symptoms.
Ways of Coping with the Avoidance Symptoms of PTSD
Learn some ways of coping with the avoidance symptoms of PTSD.
Coping with Fears of Public Speaking
Many people with PTSD experience social anxiety, such as fears of public speaking. These fears can have a huge impact on a person's level of success at work or at school. However, these fears can be overcome. This article presents some tips that may help address your public speaking fears.
Ways of Coping with Re-experiencing Symptoms of PTSD
Learn ways of coping with re-experiencing symptoms in this article.
Reduce Stress by Breathing
It may sound silly, but many people do not breathe properly. Learning to breathe properly can do a lot to protect you from stress and anxiety.
Coping with Anxiety - How Do You Cope With Anxiety?
There are a number of different healthy ways of coping with anxiety. What strategies have you found to be effective? Share those strategies with other readers and learn some new ways of coping with anxiety.
Ways of Coping with Anxiety
People with PTSD often struggle with frequent and intense symptoms of anxiety. These strong symptoms of anxiety often lead people with PTSD to rely on unhealthy ways of coping, such as through drug or alcohol use. Fortunately, there are a number of healthy ways of coping with anxiety that may help your anxiety go down in intensity, become less frequent, and/or become more tolerable.
How to Identify and Cope with Your PTSD Triggers
Learn how to identify and cope with triggers for your PTSD symptoms.
How Can I Cope with Flashbacks?
Many people with PTSD suffer from flashbacks and dissociation. Fortunately, there are some ways you can better manage these symptoms. Learn some tips here.
Do Progressive Muscle Relaxation
Progressive muscle relaxation can be a very effective way of reducing stress and anxiety. Learn how to do progressive muscle relaxation here.
Coping with Flashbacks and Dissociation
Many people with PTSD struggle with flashbacks and dissociation. These symptoms can be unpredictable and difficult to manage. However, there are some things you can do to better manage these symptoms of PTSD.
Is Your PTSD Getting Worse?
The severity of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms can change over time. It is important to recognize early warning signs that PTSD symptoms may be getting worse. Learn how to identify and cope with these early warning signs in order to prevent a worsening of your PTSD.
Use Self-Monitoring for PTSD
Using self-monitoring for PTSD can be an important skill. It can increase your awareness of situations that bring about unpleasant and upsetting thoughts and feelings such as anxiety. The first step in addressing these thoughts and feelings is being aware of what situations bring them up. Self-monitoring can help with that.
Coping with a Slip: Getting Back on the Track to Recovery from PTSD
Sometimes people slip on their way to recovery from PTSD; however, all is not lost as there are ways of coping with a slip. Learn how to get back on track if you find that you have fallen back into an unhealthy pattern of behavior.
Ways of Managing Panic Attacks
Many people struggle in figuring out the best ways for managing panic attacks. This may especially be the case for someone with PTSD. It has been found that people who have experience a traumatic event and/or have PTSD are at greater risk for developing panic attacks and panic disorder . If you have PTSD, the experience of panic attacks is important to address. Panic attacks may lead you to avoi…
Coping with Panic Attacks - Ways of Coping with Panic Attacks
Panic attacks are very common among people with PTSD, and they can be very difficult to cope with. Share with other readers how you have successfully coped with panic attacks. You may also learn some new healthy strategies for coping with panic attacks.
How I Overcame Flashbacks
One symptom of PTSD that may be very difficult to cope with is flashbacks. Have you overcome flashbacks? Share your story with others on how you were able to overcome this potentially debilitating symptom of PTSD. If you are currently struggling with flashbacks, you may learn from others how to cope and overcome your flashbacks.
Common Negative Beliefs About Emotions
Learn about common negative beliefs about emotions, as well as ways of addressing them.
Ways of Reducing Worry
Many people with PTSD struggle with persistent, uncontrollable worry, and reducing worry can be a difficult thing to do. Worry can have a major negative impact on a person's life. Fortunately, there are some healthy coping skills that can be used to better manage worry.
Telling Someone About Your PTSD
Telling someone about your PTSD can be a very stressful experience. If you disclosed your PTSD to people in your life, share your story on how you coped with the stress of telling others about your PTSD. The information you provide may help others who are thinking of disclosing their PTSD to loved ones.
Coping with PTSD at Work
Have you found healthy ways of coping with your PTSD at work? If so, share what you have done with other readers here. In addition, if you are struggling with ways of coping with your PTSD at work, you can learn some tips from other readers.
Coping With Your PTSD at Work
Coping with PTSD at work can be a very difficult experience. This article presents some tips that may help you better manage your PTSD symptoms during your work day.
Using Yoga to Cope with PTSD Symptoms
There is some emerging evidence that yoga may be beneficial for people with PTSD. Learn more about how yoga can help reduce PTSD symptoms in this article.
Worry - Coping with Worry
There is some evidence that people with PTSD may be more likely to worry. Do you suffer from frequent and uncontrollable worry? What healthy coping strategies have you used to manage your worry? Share what has worked for you with other readers.
Overcoming the Effects of a Sexual Assault
If you are a survivor of a sexual assault, share your story with others on how you overcame the effects of a sexual assault. If you are a survivor of a sexual assault and are still suffering from the negative consequences of such an experience, you may find the help you need in this article by reading the stories of others who have recovered......See submissions
Ways of Managing PTSD in Social Situations
Learn some healthy ways of coping with PTSD in social situations in this article.
Coping with Nightmares in PTSD
Coping with nightmares can be a difficult thing to do. Nightmares can greatly interfere with your amount and quality of sleep and can cause high levels of anxiety. Nightmares are actually one of the most commonly reported symptoms among people with PTSD, and they are also often unaffected by standard treatments for PTSD. Therefore, it is very...
Ways to Manage Your PTSD Symptoms
PTSD symptoms can be very intense and difficult to manage. However, there are specific coping skills that can be used to help you better manage your PTSD symptoms. An overview of these strategies are presented in this article.
Maintaining Recovery from PTSD After Treatment
Just because you have successfully completed treatment for PTSD does not mean that your work is done, as there are a number of steps you can take to ensure that you have success in maintaining your recovery from PTSD. This article presents some quick and easy things you can do to keep yourself on the road to recovery from PTSD.


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"Eggs 1, 2, 3: Who Will the Babies Be?" by South Milwaukee author Janet Halfmann is a finalist for the 2012 Cybils awards in the Nonfiction Picture Book category.
The judges described the book this way: "Is it a counting book, is it a poetry book, is it an informational picture book (the category for which it is nominated), is it a pattern book, does it allow for predicting and inferring, or is it a book full of wonderful language? Delightfully for the reader, it is all of the above! Janet Halfmann has done a lovely job teaching the reader about different animals and the eggs from which they come."
Eggs 1, 2, 3 is a lift-the-flap book for children ages 2-6. It is Illustrated by Betsy Thompson, and published by Blue Apple Books.
The Cybils are the annual literary awards of a large community of internet bloggers who discuss children's and young adult books. The books are judged on literary merit and kid appeal. The winners will be announced on Valentine's Day.
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News & Opinions
The latest news and insights from Hanley Wood's outspoken experts and key thought-leaders throughout the residential and commercial design and construction industry.
Eye on the Economy: Home Construction Rebounds in July
David Crowe / Eye on Housing / August 20, 2014
After a disappointing June report, housing starts rebounded to an annual rate of 1.093 million for a 15.7% increase over the upwardly revised June level. The substantial June dip, caused by a fall in single-family construction in the South, was eliminated as single-family construction rose 8.3% with increases in three of the four regions. Midwest single-family starts were down 6.8% to a 109,000 rate, but remain at about the same level as the second quarter average. The Census and HUD data also indicated that multifamily starts increased to a 437,000 annual rate, the highest since FebruaryRead More
July Construction Employment Increases in 39 States from a Year Ago
AGC of America / August 18, 2014
Construction firms added jobs in 39 states from July 2013 to July 2014 and in 34 states from June to July, according to an analysis today of Labor Department data by the Associated General Contractors of America. Association officials said the employment gains are good news, but that the pipeline of skilled craft workers, supervisors and other employees appears to be emptying rapidly. "The overall trend in construction employment has been very consistent in 2014, with more than three-fourths of states adding jobs each month on a year-over-year basis," said Ken Simonson, theRead More
SNEAK PEEK: Residential Remodeling Index Projecting 2013 Activity Best in Six Years
John Crosby / HW.com / November 6, 2013
Remodeling and replacement projects continue to come in stronger than originally expected based on the latest release of the Residential Remodeling Index (RRI) by Metrostudy, a Hanley Wood company. The seasonally adjusted third quarter national composite of the RRI registered a score of 93.3, which was a 2 percent improvement over the upwardly revised second quarter result of 91.3.
The increase quarter-to-quarter was the seventh consecutive improvement after the industry experienced declines in 2011 and bottomed out after peaking in 2007. As housing fundamentals began turning theRead More
After 40 Years, Sydney Opera House Still a Work in Progress
Blaine Brownell / ARCHITECT / October 2013
Overcome by Jørn Utzon's design for the Sydney Opera House, Louis Kahn once remarked, "The sun did not know how beautiful its light was until it was reflected off this building." Forty years after its opening, one of the world's most recognizable works of architecture is undergoing a gentle transformation—an incremental remodeling—that is bringing the public icon closer in alignment to its creator's original vision.
Day or night, the atmosphere in the Opera House is animated by the energy exuded by the throngs of visitors. The nonstop activity, combined with the ongoingRead More
Construction Spending at Highest Levels in Over 4 Years
John Crosby / HW.com / October 22, 2013
The U.S. Department of Commerce reported today that construction spending hit a near 4-1/2 year high in August, boosted by increases in both private and public outlays, a hopeful sign for third-quarter economic growth.
Construction spending increased 0.6 percent to an annual rate of $915.1 billion, the highest level since April 2009.
Private residential construction spending jumped 1.2 percent to a five-year high, showing little sign that high interest rates were slowing activity. Part of the increase in residential construction spending reflected home improvement projects. PrivateRead More
Learning from Rebuilding
Hallie Busta / ARCHITECT / October 11, 2013
The Hurricane Sandy recovery is inciting information sharing among the New York architecture community and design teams worldwide, says one of the architects leading the effort.
Illya Azaroff, AIA, is among a growing group of architects actively looking aboard for resilient design strategies to employ at home. The Nebraska native and founder of New York architectural studio +LAB was tapped earlier this year by the AIA's New York chapter to head the region's recovery efforts following Hurricane Sandy. Before that, he'd helped found and chair the association'sRead More
Government Shutdown Adds to Uncertainty
David Crowe / NAHB / October 3, 2013
Recent data concerning consumer and builder confidence suggest that at the end of the summer a pause occurred with respect to economic improvement. Adding to this is the uncertainty associated with the shutdown of the federal government. Besides the direct impact from lost or delayed government services, the shutdown is also a warning concerning the impending political debate regarding the debt ceiling, an issue which could have significantly larger economic impacts, including higher interest rates.
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On the day Chris Brown took to YouTube to say he's "not a monster," a photographer sued the R&B singer, saying Brown's bodyguards beat him as he tried to take pictures at a gym.
Robert Rosen sued Brown and LA Fitness International, claiming he was assaulted by a bodyguard after snapping pictures in a gym in Universal City. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages for multiple claims, including assault and battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress and negligence.
The suit states Rosen snapped photos of Brown and friends on the basketball court at the LA Fitness on May 13, roughly a month after the singer's arrest for allegedly assaulting then-girlfriend Rihanna. Brown has pleaded not guilty in that case, which is scheduled for a hearing Thursday.
Rosen's lawsuit states he fell down a flight of stairs after being chased by Brown's bodyguards, who assaulted him. It does not allege violence by Brown.
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Rosen also claims he was blocked from leaving the gym by a gym employee. A phone recording at LA Fitness' headquarters said the company was closed on Wednesday evening and did not allow a message to be left.
"This is a specious and frivolous lawsuit by one of the paparazzi seeking publicity and a payday," Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, said in a statement. "He's done this before and lost. We will vigorously defend against this."
The filing does not state Rosen's employer, but a paparazzo with the same name filed a similar lawsuit against Pierce Brosnan in 2007. That suit was later dismissed. Rosen's attorney did not return a phone call Wednesday afternoon.
The lawsuit was filed on the same day Brown, 20, defended himself in a video posted on YouTube.
Brown is shown leaning in and speaking directly into the camera, which appears to be positioned in front of a bowling lane. He talks about his new album called "Graffiti," and a single expected this summer.
Then he says: "Everybody that's haters, they just been haters. All my real fans, I love you. I ain't a monster."
Brown, who's been charged with felony assault and making criminal threats against Rihanna on the night of the Grammy Awards in February, did not mention his former girlfriend.
It's not immediately clear when or where the video was shot. A publicist for Brown didn't immediately respond to a requests for comment Wednesday about the video.
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Employee Relations Manager
Employee Relations Manager Jobs
Employee Relations Manager Position Overview
An Employee Relations Manager, also known as a Labor Relations Specialist or a Human Resource Specialist, plays a major role in the hiring process of organizations. Employee Relations Managers may be responsible for interviewing candidates, screening potential employees and placing workers within the organization. The Human Resources department may also be delegated to handle additional tasks such as training and payroll. Employee Relations Specialists administer worker contracts, interface with temporary staffing agencies and permanent placement agencies, and work with employees at all levels of the corporate structure. Human Resource Specialists may also be involved in employee training and career development. A Labor Relations specialist may be appointed as the company representative to various union representatives.
Employee Relations Manager Educational Requirements
Most companies require a bachelor's degree in business, human resources or a related field to qualify for a position as an Employee Relations Manager. However, industry-specific skills and specialized experience may be required. For example, if the company is a union shop, the Employee Relations Specialist would likely be required to have a working knowledge of union contracts and benefits.
Employee Relations Manager Career Outlook
Overall, the rate of growth for Labor Relations Specialists or Employee Relations Managers is slower than the average of other professions. Many companies will continue to hire Human Resource Managers to handle hiring, benefits management and logistical employee management tasks. Employee Relations Managers generally report to the Director of Human Resources within the organization. Someone with more experience may be interested in an Employee Relations management position.
Employee Relations Manager Jobs Salary
The entry-level salary for Employee Relations Managers is approximately $50,000, with salaries ranging from the lower $40,000s to more than $100,000 per year. As with most positions, salaries for Human Resource Specialists and similar jobs are based on industry, work experience, skills and education.
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Posting Date: 08-18-2014 Job Location: 1751 Airport Way S, Seattle, WA 98134 Location: 000811 County: King Job Id: 1134174 Responsibilities: Provides Human Resource support to the stores organization in establishing and maintaining a strong associate relations environment. Work closely with district and store operations to plan and coordinate associate relations. Carries out implementation a...
Intermedix has been a leader in healthcare business services and technology enabled solution for over 30 years. Our solutions support planning, communication, command, and control to better connect healthcare providers, public health agencies, and emergency management personnel. We take pride in serving our clients with extensive industry expertise and exceptional technology to back it up. Today, ...
Field Based Employee Relations Manager Opportunity at the Restaurant Support Center in Los Angeles, CA Summary of Position The Eastern Region People Relations Manager is responsible for working in partnership with the Regional Vice President, the Regional Partners and People Team to help provide and promote a positive culture in the restaurants through coaching, education and communication. This...
MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES CO. A Division of MDU Resources Group, Inc Are you looking for a fulfilling career with a large regional energy supplier? If so, Montana-Dakota Utilities is looking for you! Position: Labor & Employee Relations Manager Location: Bismarck, ND Major Responsibilities: "Provides consulting services and guidance, to all levels, on labor and employee relations matters including ...
Web Recruiter Las Vegas, NV, 89165
The Non-profit industry is seeking a full-time Employee Relations Manager for the Las Vegas, NV area. Web Recruiter seeks someone who can perform the following primary roles and responsibilities: Employee Relations, New Hire On-Boarding Process, Benefits Administration. The right candidate will be someone who has, or can use, the following experience, skills or abilities: Customer Relations, Data ...
Fresenius Medical Care Greenwood Village, CO
PURPOSE AND SCOPE: Provides employee relations support, guidance and advice to field management and employees in assigned regions within a FMS Division ensuring compliance with company policies and procedures, and local, state and federal employment regulations and requirements. Utilizes knowledge and expertise in the employee relations and human resources field to investigate, address, and resol...
City Of San Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX, 78245
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"I initially came to Bucknell not knowing what I wanted to do. I had no idea. I was really interested in math in high school, but I decided it wasn't my thing. It just didn't float my boat. I came in with the Environmental Residential College and that was a major factor in my decision to become an environmental studies major.
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"Last year, I ran Focus the Nation on the Bucknell campus, which is a nationwide teach-in on climate change. We had panels throughout the day with professors from different disciplines who focused their talks on how their area of study related to climate change. It's amazing how everything connects. It was really successful and we had a lot students come out.
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Registry? Why put all your config stuff into a horrible database that is hard to use and understand? May have made some sense back in the day but config files are much easier to do.
DLLs? really? Why not self contained apps (like OS X) that has everything you need for them right in it.
There's a lot of other stuff not to like about Microsoft. I've hated them since before it was cool to hate them.
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Yeah, let me know when you start running the same operating system as I do (DOS-based Windows 98 has nothing in common wth today's Windows family derived from NT). And then I'll ask you for your performance metrics.
I disagree here. If you write code you will see why shared libraries make things much easier. Linux uses the same idea with its .so files (.so files are almost exactly the same thing as DLL). Creating apps that are packaged with all the libraries is just not as practical. The .so and .dll's make things easier and smaller/lightweight.
quote:To be fair, Apple's HFS isn't much better. Linus Torvalds called it "utter crap."
A popluar complaint was "my system won't boot because this idiot app installer scrozzled config.sys/win.ini/autoexec.bat".So a key/value database where changes can be made, without rewriting the whole thing, was a definite improvement. It made the OS more resilient against idiot programmers.
quote:Mind you, I don't subscribe to this registry-rot theory. That is propaganda from people who hawk voodoo 'cleaning' software.
How many viruses and malware hide out in the registry?
How many people try to clean things out and have no clue about the registry with the GUIDs and other junk.
Much easier to troubleshoot and see what's going on.
Sure it exists - as things don't get cleaned up, the file gets bloated.
If you find a tree-structured key-value database difficult, I can't really help.
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Elderly church members beaten while defending historic church in China
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Elderly members of a 125-year-old church in China were beaten to the ground when they tried to stop the destruction of the building.
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Real estate developers have won government approval to demolish the church in the city of Tai'an, Shandong province, despite its being an official, government-approved, Three-Self Patriotic Movement church, and having protected status as a national historical landmark.
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The church compound was built by British missionaries in 1886. In the 1980s some of the buildings were either destroyed or taken over for use by government offices; the four remaining buildings in the church compound were designated as protected, national historical landmarks in 1994.
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We sincerely hope that the central government's policy on religion can be carried out in reality, so as to win the trust of the people and bring a resolution to the Tai'an Church's long-standing property dispute. All the members of the Tai'an Church have full confidence in the God whom we believe and in his words. Jesus said, 'Render unto Caesar what is Caesar's, and unto God what is God's.'
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ChinaAid Association, a US-based Christian human rights group, said that the incident demonstrates that it is not just unregistered "house churches" that face government persecution in China. The group said, "Even the legitimate rights of government-approved churches that are part of the Three-Self can be arbitrarily trampled."
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Christine Ogilvie Hendren, executive director of the Center for the Environmental Implications of NanoTechnology (CEINT), proposes the creation of a new career track that facilitates communication between researchers in interdisciplinary projects.
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Attended the Bonallack Trophy in Bangalore, India these last few days. It featured 12 of the best amateur golfers from Europe and 12 from AsiaPacific countries.It was a Ryder-Cup style format and Sir Michael was in attendance! He's was quite the amateur in his day -- competed in 9 Walker Cups and won the British Amateur 4 times!
I got to talk and meet most of players during the time I was there. I also met and interacted with some of the top coaches/admistrators from Europe and Asia. All were very, very nice and modest individuals. Europe ended up winning 17.5 to 14.5. The singles matches today were full of tension and for awhile it looked like the AsiaPac team might turn the tide. But in the end Europe prevailed.
Here's a pic of five of the players just after they won (L-R): Gavin Moynihan, James Ross, Ryan Evans, Robbie Van West, Mads Soegaard. All great guys. And wearing FJ DNA's!
a tap in eagle!!!
Here's a pic of me decked out in FJ gear with AsianPac player Karan Taunk. He's a great guy and he's wearing new FJ Sports!
Sorry never heard of the Bonallack Trophy. Always need to learn something everyday.
It's an amateur version of the Eurasia Cup.
NCBobSorry never heard of the Bonallack Trophy. Always need to learn something everyday.
I hadn't heard of it either ;)
But once I did a bit of research, i was pretty excited to have met a guy with such a distinguished record and made such significant contributions to the game. He's also World Golf Hall of Fame and the first member of Augusta National that I have had the pleasure of meeting. Didn't get a picture though :(
Watching the top Amateurs from Europe and AsiaPac was gravy.


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Keeping The Original
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- ℳartina @ Northern Nesting said...
Very pretty Rosemary!!
- September 21, 2012 at 9:08 PM
- Pat C. said...
What a gorgeous frame... and the artwork complements it (and vice versa!) so nicely!
- September 21, 2012 at 9:22 PM
- Confessions of a Plate Addict said...
Beautiful, Rosemary! Love the frame!...hugs...Debbie
- September 21, 2012 at 10:26 PM
- Burlap Luxe said...
Hi Rosemary, sorry you had to explain your art and how you create it. Anyone who knows you would right away know how talented, you are and how well you cherish and respect antique art ephemera to know that you would not ,damage it unless it was already a damaged piece. Your work is amazing and love how you tie it all together layering it with writings from vintage pages making it a perfect marriage of ephemera art.
Thank you my dear friend for all you encourage with my art and designs. I have said this time and time again, would it not be so fun if we lived close by so we could spend a day with paint brushes in hand and the friendship of sharing talents :)
See you soon,
- September 21, 2012 at 11:04 PM
- Betsy@My Salvaged Treasures said...
Love this beautiful frame and what you did with it. Hope you have a wonderful day on Sunday and sell tons of your gorgeous treasures.
- September 21, 2012 at 11:54 PM
- Shabby chic Sandy said...
Everything is so pretty :) It is a great idea to copy the artwork.
- September 22, 2012 at 5:06 AM
- Kathy @ Creative Home Expressions said...
That is so pretty and romantic looking, Rosemary! I've got quite a bit already for my market, so I need to start focusing on making things for my Etsy again now. It's hard to balance the two!
- September 22, 2012 at 7:58 AM
- Karen Bates said...
Sooo beautiful!
- September 22, 2012 at 8:25 AM
- Catonya said...
my comment yesterday...I didn't mean to offend and I'm truly sorry if it made you feel you needed to explain your intentions. The first time I found a Victorian scrapbook I had no idea what it was or it's value. I only meant to pass along a heads up from one antiques lover to another. Again, I'm sorry if it didn't come across in the spirit it was intended.
- September 22, 2012 at 8:38 AM
- Anne said...
So pretty Rosemary! Stay warm it is windy and chilly out there!Have a great weekend!
- September 22, 2012 at 9:24 AM
- Cynthia said...
Love the frame, beautiful. I never thought you would do anything to the book.
- September 22, 2012 at 4:59 PM
- Heaven's Walk said...
I just adore this faded technique that you're using, Rosemary! So very unique and just beautiful! I LOVE my little aqua faded rose bottle, too! It found a home in my boho bathroom on the windowsill. :)
xoxo laurie
- September 22, 2012 at 7:11 PM
- Tattered Tiques said...
Beautiful piece! Wish we could make it to the Arboretum tomorrow to see your talents for ourselves. We did however mention it to lots of new customers today. Hopefully you will have a good crowd!
- September 22, 2012 at 10:18 PM
- Recycled Rita said...
Remember the book is yours to do with whatever you want...I love your booth pictures and you are always inspiring.
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