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Percy Park and Morpeth opened up the Northumberland Senior Cup for the 2014/15 season with a cracker of a game which thoroughly entertained both partisan supporter and neutral alike. With this being the only mid-week game, the others being played on Saturday 30th August, there were a number of spectators from other Northumberland clubs who were entertained to some fast flowing rugby.
Park showed their intentions early on by running everything, but came unstuck when ball was spilled inside their 22, which was snaffled by Morpeth and wing Deven Rees raced to the line to score the opening try under the posts, an easy conversion for Karl Birch inside 2 minutes.
Park struck back 4 minutes later after an Ali Blair break found full back Toby Davidson in support for the try. Ash Smith hit the post in the conversion attempt so Morpeth were still ahead 7 – 5.
The home side looked dangerous in open play and several penalties were taken quickly to keep up the momentum in the game, but it was Morpeth who increased their lead with a Birch penalty.
On 19 minutes Park threatened on the left wing when Harry Thorpe was stopped short of the try line, the ball was quickly re-cycled right with Ali Blair denied a try by some stern defence, but the offload found Andy Dunn in support to go over for the score which Ash Smith converted to put the black and white in front 12 -10.


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Billerica girls basketball team presents Janice Portlock (American Cancer Society) with a donation from the Coaches vs. Cancer game against North Andover on January 28. The Scarlet Knights prevailed, 51-49, as Leah Chittick scored a game-high 29 points.
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Troubleshooting Your Bronchoscopy Coding
Carol Pohlig BSN, RN, CPC
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Coding bronchoscopy procedures can be challenging. There are so many factors to consider when generating a "clean claim." Overlooking one small detail can negatively affect your reimbursement. Maximize your revenue opportunities by incorporating the following strategies when coding bronchoscopies.
Reporting Multiple Procedures
Code what you do. The bronchoscopy codes (31622-31656) represent separate procedures. Code 31622 describes a diagnostic bronchoscopy procedure, with or without cell washings. The remaining codes (31623-31656) describe the diagnostic and therapeutic measures that can be performed via the bronchoscope. Several of these procedures can occur during one bronchoscopy session. For example, a pulmonologist performs a bronchoscopy on a patient presenting with increased coughing, chest pain, dyspnea and weight loss. During the procedure a lesion and a separate area of suspicion are noted in the right lower lobe. The physician obtains a biopsy, washings and brushings. It is appropriate for the pulmonologist to report codes 31625 (bronchoscopy with biopsy) and 31623 (bronchoscopy with brushing or protected brushings) together on the claim. The diagnostic bronchoscopy, with or without cell washings (31622) cannot be included on the claim with the therapeutic interventions (31625 and 31623). According to Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) coding guidelines, the diagnostic bronchoscopy is always incorporated into the surgical (i.e., diagnostic or therapeutic) bronchoscopies reported by the same physician [during the same session].
Correct coding guidelines for CPT require you to append a -51 modifier (multiple procedures) on all subsequent procedures listed on a claim, unless otherwise specified. Therefore, the codes are reported as follows: 31625, 31623-51. Your local Medicare Carrier may instruct you not to append modifier -51 when reporting multiple endoscopies since the method of reimbursement varies from other types of procedures reported together. Most other insurers do not have electronic systems that recognize modifiers. It is important to check with the insurer and identify the preferred coding method so that payment will not be denied or delayed.
CPT vs. CCI
CPT guidelines sometimes vary from the guidelines set forth by the Health Care Financing Administration (HCFA) for Medicare. When this occurs, it is imperative to follow HCFA's instruction. Section 15068 of the Medicare Carrier Manual describes HCFA's usage of the CPT Coding System to identify physician services and procedures with the application of additional coding policies and principles in the review of all Medicare claims.
One of the most explicit examples of this variance is the Correct Coding Initiative (CCI), an edit system developed for HCFA that limits or prohibits reporting certain procedures together. New edits are implemented on a quarterly basis. Keeping updated on the edits can help you to submit claims more appropriately and avoid unnecessary denials.
According to CPT, any combination of therapeutic bronchoscopies can be reported together, as long as a diagnostic bronchoscopy is not reported and each procedure is only reported once. These edits include reporting a transbronchial lung biopsy (31628) together with an endobronchial biopsy (31625) performed by the same physician on the same date of service. CCI prohibits this code pair unless there are certain circumstances that exist. For example, if the two types of biopsies are performed at different sites of the lung or on different lesions, HCFA allows the code pair to be reported together. In order to alert the Medicare Carrier to the "special circumstances" that allow payment for both procedures, HCFA requires modifier -59 to be appended to the procedure that, under normal circumstances, is not separately reportable. In this case, modifier -59 is appended to the standard biopsy code (31625).
Be aware that all CCI code pairs are not subject to allowable payment under the "special circumstances" scenario. All of the code pairs contained within CCI have a superscript, otherwise known as a "modifier indicator." A superscript of 1 indicates that a modifier (-59) can be applied to allow payment for two procedures not normally reported together. A superscript of 0 indicates that separate payment will not be made regardless of any applied modifier.
Multiple Endoscopy Payment Rules
When submitting your claim for multiple bronchoscopy procedures, list the procedures in order of their value from highest to lowest. Reimbursement for bronchoscopies is rooted in this method. The "value" is derived from either the procedure's Relative Value Unit (RVU) assignment or the Medicare Allowable Payment under the Physician Fee Schedule. For example, one of the coding examples listed above distinguishes 31625 as the primary procedure code and 31623 as the secondary procedure code. This order is designated by comparing the RVUs and/or Medicare Allowable Payment for the two codes. If performed in a facility, code 31625 has 5.52 RVUs (the Medicare reimbursement is $222.90*); code 31623 has 4.73 RVUs (the Medicare reimbursement is $191.04). If performed in a non-facility area, code 31625 has 6.66 RVUs (the Medicare reimbursement is $270.44*); code 31623 has 6.18 RVUs (the Medicare reimbursement is $251.51*). Utilize the facility RVUs reimbursement if the procedure is performed in an inpatient hospital (Medicare's designated place of service 21), outpatient hospital (22), emergency room (23), ambulatory surgical center (24), skilled nursing facility (31), inpatient psychiatric facility (51), community mental health center (53), comprehensive inpatient rehabilitation facility (61), or comprehensive outpatient rehabilitation facility (62).
Typically, Medicare reimburses multiple procedures at 100% for the first procedure and 50% for subsequent procedures. However, under the Multiple Endoscopy Payment guidelines, Medicare reimburses pulmonologists at 100% for the first procedure (highest valued) in addition to the difference between the next highest valued procedure less the base (diagnostic bronchoscopy). Payment for the "base" (diagnostic bronchoscopy, 31622) is included in the payment received for the highest valued procedure. For example, payment for procedures 31625 and 31623 is $226.81. You receive 100% of 31625 ($222.90) in addition to the difference between 31623 ($191.04) less the 31622 ($187.13), $3.91.
Non-Medicare insurers may only reimburse you for one procedure or use a different type of payment scale. They are not as straightforward with their guidelines as HCFA. Make sure that you are aware of their methods. You may not be able to change anything until it is time to re-negotiate your contract. At the very least, you will be armed with information.
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The album Thirteenth Step is a marvel to behold, and its one of the few albums I can't seem to take out of my playlist after years of listening. That seems to oversimplify the dilemma in the experience too, because the disc has been pumping into my audio veins for so long that it feels like it's become a part of my disc changer subconscious, and I still love it. In fact, I've nicknamed it "#45″ because that slot has become the place it haunts whenever it and my discman need one another.
I've wanted to review the album quite a few times since I purchased it, actually picking the work up on several occasions and attempting to hammer out something that captured it, but I've found myself sitting the album back down in frustration and putting off an attempt at verbalization because its really hard to descriptively sample. And, really, how does one capture the essence of an album that seems to contain a little taste of "soul" in the lyrics? Is calling something "Audio ambience lighting the paths and subsequent pathos that showcase the beauty need and neurosis can birth" really explaining a marvel? Is saying the work is "genre-defying" really covering any ground and getting one closer to "you really should buy this work" without doing the piece a disservice? I'm not sure how to capture the album even now, truth be told, but I will attempt to break down a couple of its achievements to say why it merits high praise for me.
First and foremost on the list, I have to say that Thirteenth Step is a testament to the power of a human voice. I've heard so many people try to sing in my life that its hard to say that any of them are "moving" anymore, but I have to say that Maynard can be breathtaking when it wants to be. In fact, when listening to the harmonics within Maynard's vocal precision, it becomes apparent that the man has talent. He doesn't have to hit you like a hammer with his voice to make a point, and he never tries to overpower you when he pours you an emotive soliloquy and asks you to sip it for a while. Most of the time he's more like a shadow that slowly comes to rest on your shoulders, with you finding yourself slowly immersed in the vibrance and beauty that the voice projects. It's empowering when I think of how Maynard does what he does, changing his sound depending on the song and becoming an instrument unto himself, and how he can birth atmosphere simply by formulating syllables that most voices emit like waste.
Next, there's the issue of content driving the songs themselves and how they manage to impact. I'm not really a fan of oversimplified music, not enjoying what mundane hymns brings to the game lyrically, and have to say that this is another reason I enjoy Thirteenth Step so much. Its one of those works that lets the wording worm its way into one's emotive inner eye, relating both situational experimentation and crescendos of feelings all in one stroke, and it does so by letting the backdrop cast so many emotions in the length of a album. Some tracks become dark overtures camouflaged in pretty packages that seem to denote what monsters we can become, some are mediums of pain and perhaps love – depending on how you define the artifice of the heart, and others simply writhe with anger or limp across the stage like a broken child's lullaby. And I like that; the diversity in it AND the fact that it tastes real.
In you want highlights from the album (and these, by no means, are meant to overshadow the other tracks on the album), I'd go with The Noose, Blue, A Stranger, The Nurse that Loved Me, the heaviest track on the album – Pet, and Gravity. I'd also say that you should relax when listening and give yourself to the sounds, because immersion is the beauty within the process.


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Posted Apr 26, 2012 2:06 PM CDT
By Martha Neil
Known for his merciless sanctions, as a columnist for the Las Vegas Review-Journal puts it, a federal judge in Nevada didn't hold back about a lawyer he deemed lacking in a bankruptcy hearing last year.
Attorney Jeremy Mondejar's representation of clients at the Oct. 12, 2011 hearing was "the lowest moment in attorney representation the court has ever witnessed," said U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Bruce Markell in a recent public reprimand of Mondejar; his boss, attorney Barry Levinson; and Levinson's law firm. The judge ordered Levinson to reimburse the clients for legal fees.
Levinson said he let Mondejar go the same day, because his associate had embarrassed him. But he also said the judge was "a little harsh" on Mondejar, who now works at another law firm and declined to comment, writes columnist Jane Ann Morrison.
While Levinson doesn't say his law firm has handled matters perfectly in Markell's court, he suggests it would be more helpful for the judge to try to assist attorneys in improving their representation rather than blistering them with rebukes.
The judge contended in his April 9 opinion (PDF) that Mondejar arrived late for a half-day hearing, then appeared to know nothing about it:
"He turned on his laptop computer, balanced it in one hand, and began scanning its screen apparently to determine what the hearing was about. He was unaware of what had been filed in the case and ignorant of the contents of the order to show cause at issue. He floundered, showing an almost complete lack of preparation. It was painful for all in the courtroom, from the client who saw his money being wasted, to the court staff."
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This Time It's Personal
Those who "freed science from Moses" rejected true science.
One of the most underrated aspects of theology is the importance to God of legal witness. Not only is it rarely spoken about in evangelical circles but it is rarely mentioned as an answer to the scientistic objections of the day.
The first legal witness was supposed to be Eve's song of triumph over the defeat of the serpent. The second was to be the double witness of Cain and Abel after Cain ruled over sin. Instead, there was a deathly silence in the Garden, and the witness of blood crying from the ground in the Land.
The concept of a double witness, that is, a corroborated story, is a common one in the Bible. Not only is the Law itself a double witness (two tablets) but the Law is given twice (two sets of tablets, then Moses giving and re-giving the Law). One wonderful example is Saul's failure to heed the words of Samuel. When things began to fall apart, Saul consulted a witch who raised up the spirit of Samuel, who told Saul exactly what he told him when he was alive.
"If they do not listen to Moses and the Prophets, they will not be persuaded even if someone rises from the dead…" (Luke 16:31)
In his recent book, A Shot of Faith [to the Head], Mitch Stokes had me cheering when he brought to the fore the importance of witness to our understanding of faith.
Even if we grant that evidentialism is false and concede that we don't—indeed cannot—have arguments for all of our beliefs, there's still a vast difference between science, say, and belief in God. Science earns its knowledge through honest toil, whereas religious beliefs are gotten on the cheap—by a mere blind leap. Faith is too easy, according to Christopher Hitchens, too facile:
If one must have faith in order to believe something, or believe in something, then the likelihood of that something having any truth or value is considerably diminished. The harder work of inquiry, proof, and demonstration is infinitely more rewarding, and has confronted us with findings far more "miraculous" and "transcendent" than any theology.
And even if it turned out that what we believe by faith was true, whatever pleasure we gained from that fact would be a stolen one.
This supposes, of course, that Hitchens knew what faith is and how it differs from science. The difference between science and faith is fairly clear from his comment. When he used the terms "proof," and "demonstration," he meant—if he many anything specific—argument or inference. Believing by way of an argument is considerably more reliable than believing without one.
Naturally, that's entirely wrong. It's old news (to you now) that many of our most important and reliable beliefs are held on the basis of experience, not by way of "proofs" or "demonstrations." Like everyone else, scientists need noninferential basic beliefs. So, lack of evidential support (i.e., the presence of basic beliefs) isn't the difference between faith and science.
What is the difference then? And more pressing, what exactly is faith? …
Hitchens and other atheists would doubtless agree with Archie Bunker: "Faith is something that you believe that nobody in his right mind would believe." Or maybe they think, as Mark Twain did, that faith is "believing what you know ain't so." But, not surprisingly, we find a slightly different view of faith when we look at Scripture.
Take, for example, the Bible's portrayal of Abraham. The substance of Abraham's faith was that he simply believed what God told him, despite the apparent improbabilities (Romans 4; Hebrews 11:8-11). Biblical faith is taking God at His word, trusting what He says. Faith is believing God's testimony.
And this is the sense of "faith" that John Locke used in the original context of evidentialism. For Locke, faith is "the assent to any proposition, not thus made out by the deductions of reason, but upon the credit of the proposer, as coming from God in some extraordinary way of communicating." Faith, again, is believing something on the say-so of God himself, rather than by way of an argument (i.e., rather than "by the deductions of reason"). Although I might be able to impressively argue that Jesus is the Son of God, if I believed this doctrine only by way of my arguments, I wouldn't be simply taking God at his word. I wouldn't believe by way of faith, but, rather, by way of reason…
We can now define "faith" as follows:
Faith is believing something by way of testimony. [1]
So, atheists insist on an "impersonal" universe due to lack of evidence of a personal Creator, yet this is exactly the point. We are called to believe the witness of the prophets and apostles, and of Christ and His Spirit, precisely because the nature of reality is personal. The rejection of the Bible is a personal slur against God, who not only speaks but is the truth, and can swear only by Himself because there is none greater. Atheism thus rejects the testimony, the "legal witness," and demands impersonal evidence. Scientism objectifies everything in Creation and then seeks to objectify God. The problem is not a lack of evidence at all. There is plenty. The problem is personal—a hatred of God and His Words.
What it boils down to is this: God deliberately hides Himself from the disobedient, as He hid himself from Saul. Those who will not hear will never see. Those who "freed science from Moses" condemned true science. [2] When they do see, it will be because it is too late. This is the substance of Jesus' testimony before the High Priest, and it is the pattern of events in the first century (the apostolic witness):
But if he will not hear, take with you one or two more, that "by the mouth of two or three witnesses every word may be established." (Matthew 18:16)
Now after the three-and-a-half days the breath of life from God entered them [the two witnesses], and they stood on their feet, and great fear fell on those who saw them. And they heard a loud voice from heaven saying to them, "Come up here." And they ascended to heaven in a cloud, and their enemies saw them. (Revelation 11:11-12)
It will be the same at the Last Day, only worse. Christopher Hitchens rejected not only Moses, but also the Christ who rose from the dead, testified, ascended to heaven and testifies now by His Spirit.
"Therefore I say to you, every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven men." (Matthew 12:31)
[1] Mitch Stokes, A Shot of Faith [to the Head], pp. 29-31.
[2] See Charles Lyell's Hidden Agenda.


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Disability Accommodations
University of California, Davis, is committed to ensuring equal educational opportunities for students with disabilities. An integral part of that commitment is the coordination of specialized academic support services through the Student Disability Center (SDC) http://sdc.ucdavis.edu.
Role of the Student Disability Center
The philosophy of the SDC is to promote independence and integrated participation in campus life for students with disabilities. The SDC is staffed by professional Disability Specialists who specialize in different areas of disability: learning, vision, hearing, medical, psychological, and mobility. These professionals each work with an assigned caseload of students, determining their eligibility for academic accommodations and ensuring the provision of accommodations necessary to allow the students to participate meaningfully in educational opportunities on campus.
The SDC staffs are available to answer questions that prospective students may have about services for students with disabilities on campus. The SDC staff also provides information to faculty on working with students with disabilities. The SDC is housed in Student Special Services in 54 Cowell Building. Please call 530-752-3184.
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At the beginning of each quarter (or as soon as a student has been determined to be eligible for accommodations), the SDC will provide the Office for Academic Programs with the paperwork documenting the name of each student and the specific accommodations required. The Office for Academic Programs will work to set in place these accommodations.
The School is not required to provide accommodations if these accommodations would lower academic standards or compromise the integrity of the school or program by not allowing a student to gain skills or abilities that are fundamental to the practice of veterinary medicine.
Students entering the School of Veterinary Medicine must sign a technical non-academic standard document to ensure that they have the intellectual, physical, and emotional capacities to meet the requirements of this professional degree without a change in the fundamental program requirements of the curriculum. Furthermore, admitted students must meet these requirements within a reasonable period of time.


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MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) - State workers are expected to turn out in force for the annual "lobby day" put on at the Statehouse by the Vermont State Employees' Association.
The union is pushing a proposal to require employers to provide paid sick time to their workers. Among those covered would be 500 to 1,000 temporary workers who are on the state payroll at any given time, but are deemed temporary and don't get benefits like paid sick time.
Tuesday's activities will include a speak-out at 12:15 in the House chamber of the Statehouse, meetings with lawmakers and executive branch officials, and a 4:30 p.m. reception at the Capitol Plaza in Montpelier.
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Madison County 4-H Fair winners, Part 1
Area youths took home numerous awards from the Madison County 4-H Fair. The Herald Bulletin will run the winners as space allows over the next few Sundays.
On the Job: Carnival stand man lives on the road
Joseph Hendrickson, 24, is originally from Missouri. Now, he's part of "small town on wheels," as a carnival game attendant with the Family Attractions and Amusement Company. The company's recent weeklong stint at the Madison County 4-H Fair brought Hendrickson to Indiana for the first time.
Fair revenues buffer state budget cuts
INDIANAPOLIS —There's not much pork in any state agency budget this year, thanks to declining tax revenues, but don't expect lean times at the Indiana State Fair, which opens its 17-day run on Aug. 6.
Horse show a time for renewal
ANDERSON — Dogs may be a man's best friend, but horses have been Americans' companions since before the country's founding.
Carnival feels recession at 4-H Fair
Economists may be predicted a slow crawl out of the recession, but the carnival company at the Madison County 4-H Fair says the recession has affected business more this year than in previous years.
4-H Club 10-Year Members
The following 4-H members have successfully completed 10 years of service in their respective clubs.
Exhibitors at 4-H Fair show a whole llama love
Emma Huffman,15, owns a llama. But that's normal to her.
Animals, fairgoers swelter in 90-degree temperatures
Though much can be found at the Madison County 4-H Fair in Alexandria, no one had complained that the sun hadn't made a strong showing.
Livestock sale a farewell for many 4-H'ers
Whitney and Wade Hendricks of Elwood have plenty in common. They're twins, they're 10-year 4-H members, and they have a knack for saying the same thing at the same time.
Girl's 4-H fair debut is a winning effort
Kaylee Dunham won second- and third-place ribbons in sheep competitions this week at the Madison County 4-H Fair. But she also won admiration for her first.
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Have owned my 650 for about 2 years now and still love it. Tons of looks and questions as I drive around.
My only pet peeve is that my speedo is about 10% out... reports faster than I am going to no tickets, but still annoying.
I heard a rumour of a 1400 supposedly coming out which would be great. This one is just a smidge small for me and my wife on the highway... but great in the city.


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25 U.S. Code § 1636 - Grant program for construction, expansion, and modernization of small ambulatory care facilities
(a) Authorization
(1) The Secretary, acting through the Service, shall make grants to tribes and tribal organizations for the construction, expansion, or modernization of facilities for the provision of ambulatory care services to eligible Indians (and noneligible persons as provided in subsection (c)(1)(C) of this section). A grant made under this section may cover up to 100 percent of the costs of such construction, expansion, or modernization. For the purposes of this section, the term "construction" includes the replacement of an existing facility.
(2) A grant under paragraph (1) may only be made to a tribe or tribal organization operating an Indian health facility (other than a facility owned or constructed by the Service, including a facility originally owned or constructed by the Service and transferred to a tribe or tribal organization) pursuant to a contract entered into under the Indian Self-Determination Act [25 U.S.C. 450f et seq.].
(b) Use of grant
(1) A grant provided under this section may be used only for the construction, expansion, or modernization (including the planning and design of such construction, expansion, or modernization) of an ambulatory care facility—
(C) which, upon completion of such construction, expansion, or modernization will—
(c) Application for grant
(1) No grant may be made under this section unless an application for such a grant has been submitted to and approved by the Secretary. An application for a grant under this section shall be submitted in such form and manner as the Secretary shall by regulation prescribe and shall set forth reasonable assurance by the applicant that, at all times after the construction, expansion, or modernization of a facility carried out pursuant to a grant received under this section—
(B) such facility will be available to eligible Indians without regard to ability to pay or source of payment; and
(d) Transfer of interest to United States upon cessation of facility
If any facility (or portion thereof) with respect to which funds have been paid under this section, ceases, at any time after completion of the construction, expansion, or modernization carried out with such funds, to be utilized for the purposes of providing ambulatory care services to eligible Indians, all of the right, title, and interest in and to such facility (or portion thereof) shall transfer to the United States.
Source(Pub. L. 94–437, title III, § 306, as added Pub. L. 100–713, title III, § 304,Nov. 23, 1988, 102 Stat. 4817; amended Pub. L. 102–573, title III, § 303,Oct. 29, 1992, 106 Stat. 4561.)
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1992—Pub. L. 102–573amended section generally, substituting provisions relating to grant program for construction, expansion, and modernization of small ambulatory care facilities for provisions relating to conveyance of certain real property under Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act.
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Expansion Plans for Mississippi State Port ScrutinizedBy Rhonda Miller | Published 07 Aug 2012 08:42pm |
The state port in Gulfport faces numerous challenges as it uses $570 million in federal money to rebuild from Hurricane Katrina. MPB's Rhonda Miller reports despite challenges, port leaders say the project is moving forward.
Executive Director of the Mississippi State Port Don Allee says the goals of the port expansion have always been clear - now they're being pursued aggressively.
"The corrective action plan and the discussions we had with the governor centered on five very important elements. One of them is job creation. We have an obligation to produce or create about another 1200 jobs by the time our project has been completed."
Allee said the goals include keeping the port's current tenants, increasing containers from 200,000 to one million per year; and developing 50 acres called the North Harbor.
"Another element is to deepen and widen our channel. That's vital to being able to bring in not only more cargo, but to bring in larger ships, in order to reach the cargo levels we're trying to reach."
The port has a 36-foot channel and port leaders say the goal is to deepen it to 45 feet, which has to be done by the Army Corps of Engineers.
"What's the status as far as if there is any planning or request for deepening of the channel, 'cause at present it's 36 feet?" "Right now the Corps has not yet received any official request from the state, nor the port authority, for the deepening of the channel."
That's Lisa Parker, spokeswoman for the Corps of Engineers in Mobile.
Executive Director Don Allee says the port is currently working with the Corps of Engineers in an earlier stage called reconnaissance to determine the cost, benefits and environmental impact of deepening the channel.
Billy Birdwell is a spokesman for the Corps of Engineers in Savannah, Georgia, where the channel is being deepened from 42 to 47 feet.
"We received authorization to begin the study for the deepening of the harbor with legislation that was passed in 1999. So we have been working on this, basically, for 13 years."
Birdwell says the project still needs final approval, then the actual deepening will take four more years.
On the Mississippi port expansion, the Corps of Engineers is presenting an environmental impact statement at a public workshop in Gulfport tomorrow evening.
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Barry Goldwater is Back in Town
September 8, 2008
With the political
"earthquake" of 1994, Republicans were given the opportunity for
leadership that millions of activists had worked toward since the close
of World War II... the opportunity to lead the nation according to
time-honored conservative principles. They went to Washington and for
four years, under the leadership of Speaker Newt Gingrich, the House of
Representatives actually acted as if it were the "People's" House... as
the Founding Fathers intended.
But then, in 1998,
Gingrich decided not to seek reelection after having his reputation
tarnished over a book advance from Rupert Murdock. When the 106th
Congress was seated in January 1999, House Republicans elected Dennis
Hastert as Speaker – a man who couldn't buy an appearance on a network
news program and who never saw a spending bill he didn't like.
Meanwhile, in the
Senate, after conducting a sham trial of Bill Clinton in 1999, Majority
Leader Trent Lott was driven from his leadership position in December
2002 after making a racially insensitive remark at Strom Thurmond's 100th
birthday party. Lott was succeeded by Bill Frist, a heart surgeon from
Tennessee. Frist was a totally honorable, totally decent man who, being
unaccustomed to dealing with the likes of Ted Kennedy, Tom Daschle, and
Harry Reid, quickly became the Democratic leadership's favorite
breakfast food.
With leaders who were
incapable of imposing party discipline, Republicans were soon corrupted
by their new-found power. Under the leadership of Tom Delay, House
Republicans developed what came to be known as the "K Street Project," a
plan designed to shut Democrats out of the corporate money they had been
extorting from K Street lobbyists during all their years in power.
It was a completely
hare-brained scheme. Since most corporate lobbyists in Washington are
what is referred to in the profession as "access" lobbyists,
unprincipled and ideologically neutral men and women who buy access to
members on both sides of the aisle, they would have given the bulk of
their political support to members of the majority party without Delay &
Company having to squeeze it out of them. It was a totally unnecessary
move, but they did it anyway.
In a very short time,
congressional Republicans became addicted to a Democratic pork barrel
invention known as the "earmark." They began to spend the People's money
like drunken sailors, and in just eight short years after Newt
Gingrich's unfortunate and untimely departure congressional Republicans
became indistinguishable from Democrats. In 2006 the American people
sent them packing... and deservedly so.
One would have thought
that a Republican president, concerned for the pocketbooks of the
American people and for the long term future of his party, might have
imposed a bit of spending discipline on his Republican colleagues in
Congress... but he didn't. During his first seven years in office, the
years during which congressional Republicans were losing their way,
committing political suicide through a thousand self-inflicted wounds,
George W. Bush never once used his veto power in the interest of either
fiscal sanity or party discipline.
But the downfall of the
Republican Party didn't begin with Newt Gingrich's departure from
Congress or with the dawn of the Lott/Frist era in the Senate. The
demise of the Republican brand began with Ronald Reagan's departure from
the White House and George H.W. Bush's ascension to the presidency. The
Bushes, father and son alike, are both products of the eastern liberal
establishment (Rockefeller) wing of the Republican Party. They are not
conservatives. They were, and are, political moderates... Ivy League
elitists in ten-gallon hats... and whatever ideology it is that
motivates them, it remains a mystery among the party's conservative
George W. Bush won
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insulting conservatives and confusing non-aligned voters all at one
What the Bushes have
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brand. For the better part of a decade they have made it impossible for
conservative Republicans, in good conscience, to publicly defend their
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their fortunes, their sacred honor." What they have done to the party,
collectively, is unforgivable.
But now, in a single
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John McCain has made it possible for conservatives and Republicans to
put all of that behind them. In choosing Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as
his running mate, John McCain has given his party's conservative base
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Sarah Palin is an
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Mean to share this with you guys but we were all too consumed with football and the Ben Howland train wreck. ICYMI - there has been some change with our mobile platform to address some of the concerns that had been brought up on BN and other SBN communities.
Tyler Bleszinski detailed the changes to our mobile platform on SBN's Blog Huddle:
1) Footer changes: This is the one change that is across all versions of the sites. We put more emphasis on the community in the footer, adding both the site logo and links to FanPosts, FanShots, the site navigation. This is now responsive and re-organized as well.
2) Mobile header changes: We've visually separated the header from the page content with a drop shadow and changed the format of the nav drop-down (including making the button larger).
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The Worst Thing To Happen To A Class Ever
How annoying is it when you drag yourself out of bed to class and the professor isn't there? You're all like, what the hell is this guy doing, worst class ever, etc… and then you find out, via an email sent while you're waiting in class, that the professor isn't there because he died. And the department forgot to tell you.
That's what happened in PSCI-291 last week. After the jump, read the awkward email explaining the "oversight" of not telling a class that the professor had passed away over the summer.
——Original Message——
From: Jennifer Bottomley
Subject: PSCI 291-301 Canceled
Sent: Sep 13, 2011 2:23 PM
PSCI 291-301 is canceled.
We are so sorry for this last minute cancellation.
With Dr. Henry Teune's passing, this course should have been cancelled
over the summer and
was an oversight.
If you have the chance, be sure to check out the DP's coverage of the passing of Dr. Henry Teune, a well-loved member of the political science community.
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Road to the White House
Road to the White House featured two events:
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Road to the White House featured two events:
On September 25, the Democratic National Committee hosted a dinner for the Democratic presidential candidates in New York City. This dinner was the second in a series with the candidates. Speeches were given by Senator Lieberman, Rep. Gephardt, Senator Kerry, retired general Wesley Clark, Mr. Franken, and Mr. McAuliffe. Primarily, the speakers criticized President Bush and his policies.
On September 23, Vice President Cheney spoke at a reception for a Bush-Cheney 2004 fundraiser in Manchester, New Hampshire. After an introduction by Governor Benson, Vice President Cheney talked about the accomplishments of the Bush administration, including efforts in areas such as homeland security, the war on terrorism, and the economy. The event raised about $250,000 for the campaign. close
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Posted on Nov 28, 2012 - 8:58pm by admin in Hidden History
I've been repeatedly stunned by how skimpy and ideological my competition is in the area of automotive sociology/history. Today, this surprise has reached another level, yet again. In my ramblings as I try to complete a book I can live with on the topic, I came across this hugely important, but — so far as I can tell, completely unpursued by English-language researchers — quote from Gottlieb Daimler:
"I have created the basis for an industry."
The 1961 volume that conveys this quotation refers to a biography published in German in the highly ramified year of 1941. Its title — no author given by its English citation-maker — is Gottlieb Daimler: Ein Revolutionär der Technik.
Luckily, I made the mistake of taking German in HS and college, so I stand a chance of being able to read that tome, should I ever see it. Meanwhile, if any Germans or German-fluent people have access to that biography, I would be eternally grateful for your help!
I encourage other cars-first critics to pursue this hot lead, or at least not forget it.
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Cruise Control problems of the 2005 Volvo XC70
One problem linked to cruise control has been reported for the 2005 Volvo XC70.
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The vehicle is a 2005 Volvo Xc70. I was travelling at 75 on the interstate when the car suddenly lost power down to 10 miles per hour and wouldn't exceed that speed. I finally was able to get off the interstate. It happened several times again as I was returning to colorado springs. I have a Volvo v70xc 2001. I had to have the computer replaced at a cost of almost $1000. The situation was very dangerous. It was May. 9, 2005 when this cruise control issue occurred.
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[Related: Tom Dienhart ranks his top 3 Big Ten Heisman candidates]
Listen to Tuesday's entire #BTNLive episode:
And here are the Michigan State tweets:
I coulda told all of y'all that this was gonna happen just to save y'all the pain—
denicos allen (@D_ALLEN_28) September 02, 2012
By the way. The 2010-2011 bama team we played and the 2012-2013 bama team this year were two completely different level teams—
Jairus Jones (@Jones2320) September 02, 2012
Even a blind squirrel can get a nut ever once in a while…—
Nick Hill (@N_Hill2032) September 02, 2012
[MLive.com: Denard Robinson the object of schadenfreude from rival Michigan State players]
Several tweets were deleted, as well, like these:
"Is this guy really a QB I'll say my mans (walk-on Tommy Vento) is a better QB lol. S/O to my boy vento by the way." – LB Denicos Allen
"DENARD IS SOOOO BAD! And it makes me feel so good." – Safety Kyle Artinian
"I can play quarterback for the school in blue. (Le'Veon Bell) for heisman > the other guy in the great state of michigan." – LB Jamal Lyles
Denard's thoughts on the tweets? Here you go:
Denard Robinson shrugged of MSU Twitter comments when asked tonight: "I heard about it, but I'm not going to worry about that right now"—
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Converging the PC onto the Web Webconverger software wiki http://webconverger.org/blog/ Webconverger software wiki ikiwiki 2014-06-26T18:46:02Z Webconverger 25 release http://webconverger.org/blog/2014/Webconverger_25_release/ 2014-06-26T18:46:02Z 2014-06-26T18:02:24Z

Highlights of this 25.0 signed & tagged release, making Webconverger an even better Web kiosk:

New super simple whitelist= filtering option

New numlock API, to assist deployments in banks and such for numpad data entry

Incorporated Firefox 29/30 based Australis user interface refresh, being very careful to minimise its impact on our conservative userbase

Downsized 397M→375M, losing ~22M

nvidia video card support restored with the nouveau driver

Various SSL and flash security updates

Here is the detailed changelog.

Would like to thank my colleague Mike Kaply for his fine contributions to our integrated Firefox webconverger addon.

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If you are a new user or live user, download the latest ISO release and upgrade.

For install users, sit back and enjoy summer! Your install should automatically upgrade. You can always double check with about: to be sure.
 Fine grained filtering http://webconverger.org/blog/2014/Fine_grained_filtering/ 2014-03-28T05:34:20Z 2014-03-28T05:29:19Z
Today we launch a new filtering service filter.webconverger.com. It's an ongoing service to block any combination of ads, blasphemy, dating, file, gambling, gaming, image, malicious, pharma, piracy, porn, proxies, social media & video categories of sites. We keep the lists upto date for you, so you don't have to worry.

filter.webconverger.com competes with the OpenDNS "domain blocking" service, though at a cheaper price, typically sold as an annual subscription.

Please contact sales to get on a trial!
 Webconverger 24 release http://webconverger.org/blog/2014/Webconverger_24_release/ 2014-04-08T01:49:24Z 2014-03-20T07:31:35Z
It has been 3 months since the Webconverger 23 release which has been a fine stable release. Now it's time to upgrade for Live users for security reasons and a couple of new features mainly driven by Firefox.

What's new?

Detailed changes between 23.0 and 24.0

Firefox 28

MP4 video playing support, so you can use an MP4 video now to attract patrons to your service when idle

Flash security updates, though do try HTML video instead, so we can deprecate Flash

Linux kernel 3.12, a longterm stable kernel

New filter= API which complements our new filter.webconverger.com service for fine grained blacklisting (think OpenDNS, but cheaper)

For install users of 23.0, the upgrade delta is about 178M, when automatically upgrading. Github does throttle your connection or if you are on a poor internet connection, upgrading can be quite a long winded process. Do please check what version you are running by looking at about: or using the WEBCVERSION homepage expansion. Paid subscribers can quickly check the version of their machines by clicking the information icon on the control panel. If in any doubt, please do download the latest release and re-image your machines!

Notice a bug? Please email us or report the bug on Github.

Please support our work by purchasing a subscription. We are tentatively offering free trials of our central management tool, so you can see for yourself how easy it is to manage a fleet of machines accessing the Web. Thank you!

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 New NUCs http://webconverger.org/blog/2014/New_NUCs/ 2014-03-17T10:19:05Z 2014-03-17T10:07:31Z
We initially blogged about the promising Next Unit of Computing form factor back in 2012 by Intel . What's changed?

Different manufacturers offering the NUC

This should mean lower prices, with different OEMs putting together their own competitive NUC solutions. Anandtech reviews the NUC Gigabyte offerings.

They all should be plug and play with Webconverger.

The cheapest NUC?

We've heard excellent reports of the Intel DN2820FYKH.

Well made and uses a cheaper Celeron based processor. These are going for less than 200USD!
 Qualifying for PARCC http://webconverger.org/blog/2014/Qualifying_for_PARCC/ 2014-01-30T03:28:00Z 2014-01-28T04:41:13Z
The PARCC initiative was brought to my attention by Matthew Newton at Montclair High School, a K12 school in NJ, USA.

PCs running Webconverger versus Chromebooks

The school contact raised concerns about using Chromebooks in student assessments.

The cost of acquiring physical Chromebooks and their management console to lock them down for American schools is significant.

What if you could turn an existing PC temporarily into a locked down Web kiosk for online examinations for just 10USD?

Webconverger could be just the solution schools need to roll out their PARCC testing in a timely and cost effective manner!

Pursuing a PARCC certified solution

The Web application carrying out the PARCC examinations is called TestNav and it's implemented by Pearson.

When first investigating TestNav, I was disappointed to see requirements for Java and samples that used Flash. It didn't make sense, since later guidelines indicated that Chromebooks could run the application, and Chromebooks do not have Java support.

I tested the new TestNav 8 http://www.parcconline.org/computer-based-samples in the latest Webconverger and they work just fine! Pearson's Qualification Standards for TestNav 8 are not yet publicly posted.

Screenshot: PARCC multiple choice

Screenshot: TestNav Drag and drop

Screenshot: TestNav sample items overview

 TestNav qualified for PARCC http://webconverger.org/blog/2014/TestNav_qualified_for_PARCC/ 2014-01-28T04:44:31Z 2014-01-24T03:26:43Z Access to Information in Disasters http://webconverger.org/blog/2014/Access_to_Information_in_Disasters/ 2014-01-27T05:28:49Z 2014-01-21T05:47:41Z
After surviving the boxing day Earthquake and Tsunami myself, I'm acutely aware of how important information is during a disaster. Since the Web is the information platform and Webconverger is the quickest and safest way to get onto the Web platform, I really love to see Webconverger used in these sorts of situations to everyone's benefit.

Hence I was very proud to receive this testimonial from a Church in New York:

 We have been using Webconverger to offer free internet access to parishioners and visitors to our church for quite a few years, but it really came into it's own when Hurricane Sandy hit New York in 2012! Our stone church building was one of the only ones in the area to retain power and internet access, so it was truly a Godsend to be able to offer hot soup and the chance to securely check email and the news to those who weren't so lucky. We rolled out extra kiosks using donated cpus and monitors in no time at all, and they each had queues to use them almost around the clock. Afterwards we went back down to our usual, single, permanent kiosk, but we keep a few old, donated computers in a cupboard (each with a Webconverger disc) ready for the next time!

We also sponsor Crossroads:

Thank you for supplying so many Webconverger configurations to us. Webconverger has been a technology that has brought a huge difference to us and we really appreciate access to it.

To save time vetting non-profits and charities we partnered with tt-exchange to distribute Webconverger.

As a general rule, we are more than happy to provide a management console in disaster situations. For charities we discount or provide upto two configured machines free of cost.
 Webconverger 23 release http://webconverger.org/blog/entry/Webconverger_23_release/ 2013-12-17T10:14:25Z 2013-12-17T10:14:25Z
If you are new to Webconverger, welcome! Enjoy our screenshot tour of Webconverger to get a better idea if Webconverger is right for your deployment.

This 23.0 release is probably our last snapshot for 2013, one that should help turn your PCs into Web kiosks or Web digital signs. Happy holidays!

What's new?

Linux 3.10 kernel for increased hardware compatibility

Firefox 26 and Flash updates

A change to make installed version upgrades and downgrades more bandwidth efficient

BUGFIX: When using a non-English locale, Accept Language headers are properly set. So for some Web applications, pages will be automatically in your language!

Some of these changes were previously announced on the mailing list, so thanks to all who helped test this release.

Please download the latest release and we would love to hear from you!

Have a look at Github's commit view for details on the transparent changes leading upto this release.

sha1sum: b3eb16a27441c4d63af13a2a066358ed15763ae0 webc-23.0.iso md5sum: d0273d8cf6b8c8aaeb84e181a502aeed webc-23.0.iso
 Webconverger 22 release http://webconverger.org/blog/entry/Webconverger_22_release/ 2013-11-15T05:18:48Z 2013-11-15T05:07:57Z

For those wise people who are using the automatically upgrading install version, you should have received all the benefits below.

So this new release will help keep bandwidth low for new install users, since they don't need to download upgrades upto this release from the previous 21.0 release. And as for the non-upgrading static Live users, please upgrade to keep users abreast with the latest Web technologies and security updates.

What's new?

grabdrag API for better touch screen support.

Emoji fonts! 💻 Webconverger saves you ⌚ and 💰 giving you 📈 and your users 📰

Firefox 25 and Flash security updates

Roadmap

As outlined in "Avoiding the Microsoft upgrade treadmill", we are keeping a conservative outlook. We are working on a kernel update so you don't have to worry about issues like this new hardware issue effecting the current kernel 3.8 we have.

Please download the latest release and we would love to hear from you!

For the full changelog, or checkout Github's commit view:

git log --oneline --decorate 21.0..22.0
 Howto playback looping fullscreen video http://webconverger.org/blog/entry/Howto_playback_looping_fullscreen_video/ 2014-02-21T01:54:31Z 2013-11-06T05:51:06Z
Say you want to use Webconverger for Web digital signage, to playback a promotional video in fullscreen in a loop. Such a configuration would look like:

homepage=http://signage.webconverger.com prefs=http://ppd.webconverger.com/2013/signage.js hidecursor noblank chrome=neon

Notice you need to tweak http://ppd.webconverger.com/2013/signage.js "autoconfig" preferences for your particular homepage's domain in order to give fullscreen video permissions for your domain.

Components.utils.import("resource://gre/modules/Services.jsm"); Components.utils.import("resource://gre/modules/NetUtil.jsm"); Services.perms.add(NetUtil.newURI("http://YOUR_HOMEPAGE_DOMAIN.com/"), "fullscreen", 1); pref("full-screen-api.allow-trusted-requests-only", false);

As for view-source:http://signage.webconverger.com/ it's a very simple use of HTML video:

<video id=signage autoplay loop src=demo.webm></video>

You can also re-purpose this technique for a Screensaver / Attraction loop for Webconverger.

"Is this Webconverger Neon?" you may ask. Yes. Neon has converged into Webconverger in every functionality, except the realtime monitoring and the price.

Enjoy simple device management of the control panel, not just for your kiosks, but for your PC signage devices too!


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Samuel L. Jackson paid a visit to Athens on Thursday to spend some time with the Georgia Bulldogs. How can this be anything other than a good sign for the 2012 college football season?
John Isner was eliminated, Chase Vasser was suspended, Kolton Houston was ineligible, and the coaches' poll was released. It was a busy day for the Georgia Bulldogs.
The Georgia Bulldogs continue to be well represented at the 2012 London Olympics, where John Isner advanced in tennis and Allison Schmitt continued to distinguish herself in swimming.
Georgia Bulldogs John Isner and Allison Schmitt both shined for the United States on the first day of the 2012 London Olympics, with Schmitt's swimming relay team taking home a bronze medal.
Even the offseason is a busy time for the Georgia Bulldogs, who have produced two ESPY winners, a hall of fame-bound coach, and an individual world champion in four sports this week. Dawg Sports...
It has been a busy week for the Georgia Bulldogs, as several Red and Black athletes have been preparing for the Olympics, two former Bulldog standouts have been hired as assistant coaches in...
As Americans celebrate Independence Day, they also look forward to the London Olympics later this month. The Georgia Bulldogs will be well represented at the 2012 Summer Games.
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Dig, dig boom: Carpenter David Bonner unearths 1935 hand grenade in his New Malden back garden
8:00am Monday 12th November 2012 in Bizarre By Ross Logan, Chief Reporter
Putting up a new garden fence is not exactly everyone's idea of fun but for David Bonner, it was almost an absolute blast.
The New Malden man was digging a ditch for his new perimeter when he uncovered a live hand grenade buried in his back garden.
The discovery saw police, firefighters and a police explosives expert swoop upon his house in Cleveland Road and remove the unexploded device, which was missing both its pin and its handle.
Although the operation passed without incident, it still caused a stir among neighbours.
Mr Bonner, 76, said: "There were so many roots, and when I hit it I thought it was just another one.
"But then I turned it over and I knew straight away what it was." Undaunted, the semi-retired carpenter picked it up and moved it further down the garden.
Mr Bonner said: "I did not want to just throw it in a bin.
"I called Kingston Council, which told me to call police. Some officers came around and then there were fire engines, ambulances and police cars all outside."
Officers knocked on neighbours' doors to warn them of the bomb disposal operation taking place just yards away.
One resident, 16-year-old Milo Tucker, was surprised to find officers knocking on his upstairs bedroom door.
He said: "At first I thought it was my brother mucking about.
"The police said not to go near the windows, because there had been a grenade discovered in the back garden.
"I was shocked to say the least."
Mr Bonner, who has lived at the property with his wife Cynthia since 1961, said he was told by explosives experts the grenade dated back to 1935, four years before the start of World War II.
He said: "It is amazing really. I put up a fence 30 years ago, and I must have dug it out then. It is a mystery how it got there."
The discovery comes just weeks after a Second World War grenade was found at Burlington Junior School, less than a mile from Mr Bonner's house.
But New Malden resident John Eggett, 75, who lived in the town during the war, said these discoveries were nothing new.
Nevertheless, Mr Bonner saw the funny side. He said: "I thought it was a blast".
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About The Book
Celebrate Advent contains 25 legends from around the world that celebrate the birth of the Christ child. Every story has a matching punch-out ornament in the back of the book. They can be hung each year on your tree after reading one of the stories. Share the messages of love, celebration, devotion, and humble gifts for the coming of the Christ child with your family and countdown the nights until Christmas.
Create a new holiday tradition with your children this Christmas season! Starting with the first day of December read one of the advent legends to your children and then punch out the ornament at the back of the book to hang on your tree or have them create a special Advent Tree that's just for these ornaments every year.


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Emma Watson is known as much for her truly exquisite eyebrows as her formative years spent at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. So impressive is the quality of her arches, in fact, that while we don't usually put much stock into various celebrity salon endorsements, we can't help but be intrigued by her go-to brow-grooming destination, the U.K.'s Blink Brow Bar. Founded in 2004 by Vanita Parti, the threading and lash extensions specialist took her team from London's Bond Street to Henri Bendel's last summer and has more expansion on the brain: Now, New Yorkers who log more time below 14th Street need not schlep uptown for their appointments—for the next two months at least. That's how long Blink's pop-up shop, b London, will be holding court inside one of our other favorite British imports, Topshop. Make an appointment or just, ahem, pop in for a little shaping or a full-scale eye reboot: Think eyebrow threading ($32), classic lash extension application ($160), and the heavenly, puff-reducing Ayurvedic eye soother treatment ($50). And if your eyebrows are, thanks to years of overzealous plucking, in need of complete reconstruction, try Blink's newest menu addition, the Brow-hab treatment ($60), which helps slowly fatten up even the wispiest strands. Once your brows have been whipped back into shape, there is plenty of other therapy of the retail variety to be had mere feet away.
B London x Topshop, 478 Broadway, NYC, through December 23. For an appointment, call (212) 966-9555 (ext. 101, 102, or 103), www.blinkbrowbar.com.
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Since threading took off in the mid-aughties, there's been no going back for us. The ancient Indian depilatory method that uses dedicated twists of a piece of looped string is not only thorough, leaving not one hair behind, but it's also worlds better for your skin, preventing the kind of crepe-y aftereffect that comes from a long-standing relationship with hot wax and muslin strips. The one issue with the service, of course, is finding able-bodied aestheticians who not only possess the skill set to wield a long piece of doubled-over thread, but who also happen to be conveniently located in close proximity to your home or office—and readily accepting appointments. Vanita Parti set out to change all that in 2004 when she opened Blink Brow Bar in London's Fenwick department store on Bond Street, before branching out to Selfridges and later Harvey Nichols. The first of its kind, Blink combined brow and lash grooming expertise with a walk-in only mentality. "The whole idea was to make it easy; you shop, you get your brows done," says Blink's manager, Jaimineey Patel.
Starting today, Blink is set to revolutionize the American threading experience as it opens its first stateside outpost on the cosmetics floor at Henri Bendel's. "It's pop in, pop out, and so much more," Patel says, referring to the full menu of services on offer at the two-chair retail space, like lash perming, lash extensions, and head, neck, and shoulder massages. The real draw, though, is the brow grooming, which is a 15-minute treatment that includes a consultation—Blink's highly trained team of professionals will typically do one brow and then show you their handiwork so you can weigh in on the shape before they move on to the other side—and a 60-second brow massage using the brand's Rose or Aloe Vera Gel. The soothing, calming salves are just a few of the many products now available at Bendel's from Blink's in-house line, which also includes a set of wax-based brow pencils that are meant to coordinate with your skin tone and your actual hair color, and growth-stimulating brow and lash oil that combines essential almond, lavender, and sandalwood oils with rosemary extract, an active ingredient that helps fill in sparse arches and lengthen lashes. For those of you who call midtown home on the weekdays, consider your lunch break spoken for.
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You may recall that I have a certain... awkwardness, shall we say, in social situations with celebrities. I am starstruck. I've insulted many people, mostly inadvertantly and unintentionally due to my need to say SOMETHING to them, usually the wrong thing. Several instances with local celebrities, but my worst may have been with former Colt and Seahawk tight end Mark Bell (twin brother of Chiefs DE Mike Bell) where, after a minute or so of polite chatter and my mentioning (name dropping) a mutual friend, a lull in the conversation occurred and I blurted out "So, have you spent all of that NFL money?" He looked at me as if I had just farted and said "No, not all of it. Excuse me." and turned away. Which was very polite for a pretty good sized former football player.
So I knew I was going to see Billy Miller pregame on Saturday and I knew I was going to have to say SOMETHING to him, so I prepared a question, asking about his health and if he expected to play next year. As a backup question, I was going to ask about health and current status of his former teammate Mark Campbell. Didn't need it, Billy was very gracious and I thanked him and moved along. Unexpectedly, right on to former Saint WR and current Saint organization guy Michael "Beerman" Lewis, who is, surprisingly, about 5' 7" in dress heels. Not kidding. I thought he was bigger than that. But I didn't say that. I said "Got time for one more?" as he was trying to get out of there after signing a couple of autographs. He was also gracious and began signing my ticket stub without a word. Unfortunately, there was the dreaded lull. Just wait patiently and quietly until he finishes and then say thank you? Oh no. I say "Uhhh... I can't remember your uniform number.... Eighty ssss......" Perhaps you think that doesn't seem so bad, but you should have seen his face. He frowned and shook his head as if to say, "Boy's a fool." Then he handed me the stub. Suzjo4 does not have a steady hand with the camera, but her timing is pretty good. She snapped it right when I said "Oh YEAH!! 84!!!!" and Beerman gave me a big smile, like "Boy's a fool but he IS a Saints fan!" I thanked him and left with my prize. Good thing it ended there, or it could have been "So what are you, about 5 -6 or something?" or "That's a BAD suit, Beerman." No, it was a good day.


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If you believe that Robert Johnson may have made a deal with the devil in exchange for his legendary talent, then you have to consider that Joe Bonamassa may also have been fated to play blues music from the day that he was born. The two men share a birthday together (May 8th) – a mere 66 years apart – and both enjoy an almost supernatural ability in playing the guitar, Bonamassa first displaying his otherworldly six-string talents at the preternatural age of thirteen.
To push our superstitious theorizing even further, Driving Towards The Daylight is Bonamassa's "lucky 13th" album and his seventh recorded with producer Kevin Shirley (7 the Chinese lucky number for relationships) in the past six years (6 the Chinese lucky number for happiness), which by all measures means that this album should be Bonamassa's best-seller to date. All kidding aside, though, the album represents a sort of "back to basics" for the guitarist, Shirley bringing a crack band into the studio that included guitarists Brad Whitford of Aerosmith, Pat Thrall, and Blondie Chaplin as well as bassist Michael Rhodes and drummer Anton Fig in an attempt to push Bonamassa out of his comfort zone.
Joe Bonamassa's Driving Towards The Daylight
Much of Driving Towards The Daylight evinces a sort of early-1970s classic rock vibe. Bonamassa's original "Dislocated Boy" is a rough 'n' tumble tale of working class blues that heaps lyrical alienation and tortured vocals layer by layer on top of an eerie soundtrack provided partially by keyboardist Arlen Schierbaum. The song refers to Robert Johnson, although not by name, drawing a line between the Delta legend and the young guitarist, Bonamassa's haunting solos cutting not precisely, like a scalpel, but rather in wide arcs like a madman-wielded scimitar. It seems only natural that the guitarist would follow up with a rockin' cover of Johnson's "Stones In My Passway," an obscure but effective choice that echoes elements of Led Zeppelin, particularly in Anton Fig's powderkeg drumbeats and the hypnotic rhythm guitar.
The title track, co-written by Bonamassa, is a bluesy ballad that grows in strength from gentle guitar strum to anguished self-reflection and back, Bonamassa pushing his vocal performance into a more soulful, emotional space that benefits greatly from his elegant, measured fretwork. It's a solid blues-rock tune that reminds of Paul Rodgers and Free, or maybe even Derek & the Dominos. A cover of the great Howlin' Wolf's "Who's Been Talking?" includes a cool spoken word segment from the Chicago blues legend before jumping headfirst into the raging rocker, the rhythm section delivering a spry, swinging backdrop for Bonamassa's rattletrap guitar and gruff vocals. The drumbeats positively snap in response to the singer's phrasing, and the guitar solo that rolls out at the end of the song is pure adrenalin-fueled fury.
Lonely Town Lonely Street
A cover of Willie Dixon's "I Got All You Need," is delivered by Bonamassa and band in all of their traditional Chicago blues finery, from the Otis Spann-influenced organ riffs plucking away in the background and the swaggering, drumbeat-driven rhythms to the guitarist's Jimmy Rogers styled guitar licks. A cover of the Whitesnake obscurity, "A Place In My Heart," written by that band's guitarist Bernie Marsden, is delivered as a mournful blues dirge, with lonely horns providing icy blasts beneath Bonamassa's crying vocals and tearjerker guitar licks worthy of Albert King or Buddy Guy.
By contrast, a cover of Bill Withers' wonderful "Lonely Town Lonely Street" is rocked up a bit with big-beat drums, dirty guitar riffs, a big bass line, rollicking keyboard fills, and high-flying Jimmy Page-styled solos (accompanied by explosive percussion straight out of the John Bonham school of destruction). Tom Waits seems to be songwriter of choice for young bluesmen-and-women these days, and Bonamassa mines the scribe's considerable catalog for a cover of "New Coat of Paint," adding a sort of stately malevolence to the tune with world-weary vocals and scorched earth solos that dance throughout the arrangement.
The original "Somewhere Trouble Don't Go" is an unabashed rocker with furious vocals, freight train rhythms, bloody scraps of barbed wire guitar shot throughout the mix, and an overall Bad Company circa 1972 vibe. Bonamassa gives up the microphone to Australian rock legend Jimmy Barnes for a cover of his 1987 hit "Too Much Ain't Enough Love." A red-hot slab of blue-eyed soul reminiscent of Frankie Miller, Barnes bellows out the words like old school soul shouter Solomon Burke while Bonamassa puts all those lessons he learned from the great B.B. King as a young teen to work here with a considered, tasteful six-string performance worthy of the master.
The Reverend's Bottom Line
While Bonamassa throws a couple of well-executed surprises into the grooves of Driving Towards The Daylight, much as he did with 2011's Dust Bowl, there's no radical departure from the basic guitar-driven, meat-and-potatoes blues-rock sound that has earned the guitarist a loyal worldwide audience. Still, these glimpses beyond the curtain that stretch Bonamassa's talents beyond their comfort zone are welcome detours, and if takes side projects like Don't Explain, his collaboration with singer Beth Hart, to further push Bonamassa's growth as an artist without turning off his fans (but still earning him new followers), then I say let the man play! (J&R Adventures, released May 22, 2012)
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Venice Fishing Pier
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A 20 minute drive from your Treehouse. It is a great place to go at sunset to watch the dolphins pass by and then have dinner at Sharkey's, a fun, beach-inspired restaurant right on the water's edge.
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a young Dylan would've written a song: THE BALLAD OF MICHAEL BROWN. #Ferguson—
Raffi Cavoukian (@Raffi_RC) August 15, 2014
If you go to Quik Trip
You'd better take your gun,
Cause the boys in blue will get you,
That's how things are done,
In #Ferguson.
@DomoTheTruth dude was running and the cops just shot.him. i saw him die bruh—
Bruh. (@TheePharoah) August 09, 2014
If you finish highschool in this two-bit town,
A quick trip may last forever if they gun you down,
The fate of poor #MikeBrown.
#Ferguson Police Chief says #MikeBrown was stopped because he was walking in road NOT because he was suspected of stealing cigars.—
Craig Cheatham (@CheathamKMOV) August 15, 2014
Those darn pedestrians are a threat, don't you know?
#HandsUpDontShoot #Ferguson #RIPMikeBrown #WeAreAllFerguson @ClayPerryMusic @TheePharoah http://t.co/TpjQaiTKUY—
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Merrick Classic Grain-Free Turducken Recipe Canned Dog Food
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Merrick Classic Grain-Free Turducken Recipe Canned Dog Food, 13.2-oz, case of 12
Bird is the word with Merrick Turducken Canned Dog Food. This delicious taste of down-home southern cooking is the inspiring force behind puddles of doggy drool on front porches everywhere because of its mouth-watering taste that all dogs love. High-quality turkey, chicken, and duck are mixed with Granny Smith apples and green beans to give your pup a meal that's just as wholesome as it is delicious. Turducken Canned food is a good choice for dogs with gastrointestinal issues or dogs that need an extra calcium boost to keep their bones strong.
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Very palatable for dog with Vestibular Syndrome I am fostering a senior cocker spaniel that was skin and bones from tapeworms. Was able to put 3.5 pounds on her with boiled chicken, sweet potato, peas and a little kibble. Then she developed Old Dog Vestibular Syndrome, didn't eat for 5 days and lost all the gained weight. The only food I could get her to eat was Merrick Turduckin. She still loves it mixed with a little Merrick Grainfree Duck and is gaining weight again. Turduckin is a lifesaver for Julie! May 2, 2013
One of the Best Dog Foods on the Market With my Vet's blessing, I am feeding Merrick Dog Food to my diabetic Maltese. He not only has allergies, but has Diabetes as well and I am able to maintain a safe glucose level with this dog food due to the fact it has a low glycemic value. April 3, 2012
Great service! I love Merrick Pet Food. I have a GSD dog that's allergic to everything...turkey and duck are pretty much the only proteins she can eat. We also get the dry food and some of the Merrick treats, this company has been a favorite of mine since the year they opened. Great products. I think I ordered on Friday and these cases of food arrived Monday. Get the heck out how did Chewy's pull that off? i own an online business and they say I ship fast but this was unexpected and I caught a free shipping deal on top of it so woohoo! I would definitely order again. August 23, 2013
Full of meat and veggie chunks My dogs love this! Can is full of chunky goodness. It's like a meat and veggie cobbler. No grains. May 15, 2013
Good for my diabetic dog My 9 year-old American Eskimo Dog has diabetes and is a very picky eater. This is the first dog food that he readily eats. Thank goodness a Chewy.com newsletter introduced it to me. My vet approved of it for his diabetic diet needs. I will stick with Turducken! March 23, 2013
Great food! My dogs absolutely SLAM this food! Their coats are beautiful & shiny & its easy for them to digest. December 15, 2012
Looks just like chicken stew. I only use a spoonful on top of both of my fur kids dry food. They love it, and since I have a very picky little one, I am comfortable that he is getting healthy nutrition, even if he opts to eat just this little bit March 21, 2013
Easy to mix This canned food is like crack cocaine to my dogs. (1 doodle, 1 shih tzu) I mix a fraction of the can with their dry food and they LOVE it. A lot! December 30, 2012


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Kumaraswamy is a professor of Middle Eastern studies at the School of International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University in India. He received his doctorate in international studies from the same university in 1992. His research interests include proliferation, Israeli politics, and minorities in the Middle East. He is the author of India's Israel Policy.
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American Cultural Christianity
Narcissism instead of Worship
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Individualism instead of Community
John 17:20-23
Consumerism instead of Mission
John 17:13-19
41 Now his parents went to Jerusalem every year at the Feast of the Passover. 42 And when he was twelve years old, they went up according to custom. 43 And when the feast was ended, as they were returning, the boy Jesus stayed behind in Jerusalem. His parents did not know it, 44 but supposing him to be in the group they went a day's journey, but then they began to search for him among their relatives and acquaintances, 45 and when they did not find him, they returned to Jerusalem, searching for him. 46 After three days they found him in the temple, sitting among the teachers, listening to them and asking them questions. 47 And all who heard him were amazed at his understanding and his answers. 48 And when his parents saw him, they were astonished. And his mother said to him, "Son, why have you treated us so? Behold, your father and I have been searching for you in great distress." 49 And he said to them, "Why were you looking for me? Did you not know that I must be in my Father's house?" 50 And they did not understand the saying that he spoke to them. 51 And he went down with them and came to Nazareth and was submissive to them. And his mother treasured up all these things in her heart.
52 And Jesus increased in wisdom and in stature and in favor with God and man.
The Holy Bible, English Standard Version copyright © 2001 by Crossway Bibles, a publishing ministry of Good News Publishers. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Quotation information.
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By Len Kiese - bio | emailNovember 18, 2008
ALBANY, GA (WALB) - Because of the current economic climate, it's getting harder for many small businesses to be successful.
That's why Stacey Key says the right relationships and connections are vital. Key is the new President and CEO of the Georgia Minority Supplier Diversity Council.
The organization certifies, develops and connects small minority businesses with big corporations and government entities.
"If you're a small business, it's very rare that you have access to the resources that GMSDC does from a corporate perspective. We have relationships with chief procurement officers and other professionals who can help you grow your business in corporate America," said Key.
GMSDC has been around for about 30 years and is based in Atlanta. Key says she plans to spend more time in smaller cities like Albany to help businesses make those necessary links.
For more information on GMSDC, visit www.gmsdc.org
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A vision board is typically a poster board on which you paste or collage images that you've torn out from various magazines. My physical vision board is a work in progress, but I thought I'd give you all a little insight.
The idea behind a vision board is that when you surround yourself with images of who you want to become, what you want to have, where you want to live, or where you want to vacation, your life changes to match those images and those desires.
What are your visions?