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The Fool on the Hill (Flugelhorn Feature). Composed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Arranged by Mark Taylor. For Jazz Ensemble, Flugelhorn (Score & Parts). Young Jazz (Jazz Ensemble). Grade 3. Score and parts. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.7011539).
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Candy is awesome. You know it, I know it – Candy rocks! That's why this week's Thirsty Thursday addition is inspired by …drum roll please… candy! We received the Bulleit 10 Years Old for inspiration and this drink comes together perfectly. We could have went the traditional route with the whiskey – you know, mix […]
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I'm always excited to find anything that's out of the box original and functional. I am still super excited about the Charles Viancin Winterberry Silicone Lids I received for review. They are incredibly adorable and festive and serve a wonderful purpose. In fact, this is the perfect time of year to grab them up while they are […]
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Finding a career and picking an education shouldn't feel overwhelming. To help, EMSI and CareerBuilder are launching the Find Your Calling initiative.
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For several years, EMSI has included workforce demographic data by age and gender within Analyst, our labor market research tool. With our most recent update, we've added race/ethnicity data for every occupation and industry (both broad and detailed) for every region in the U.S.
EMSI FAQ: Where Do EMSI Projections Come From?
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NYC Looks to Middle-Skill Jobs in Healthcare, Tech to Close the Skills Gap
EMSI has been working with Chase in analyzing middle-skill labor market demand in nine metros, focusing on specific industries in each metro. The first of these reports, looking at the skills gap for New York City, was published in late October.
EMSI Introduces Skills and Certifications to Job Postings Analytics
EMSI is very excited to introduce a handful of new updates to Analyst, our web-based labor market data and analysis tool. We've been working on these for a while and hope they will help our clients to do even more with our data.
So, How About That EMSI Conference?
The annual EMSI conference has been one of the highlights of our year ever since we kicked it off in 2011, and last month was no exception. Hosted in the gorgeous Coeur d'Alene Resort in downtown Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, the fourth annual Leadership Conference offered nearly 100 guests a two-and-a-half day opportunity to be inspired by some of […]
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A Warrior Prince for God is all about finding out that a warrior prince is a Christian who lives a life worthy of his calling and enters into battles only when he is called, and then relying on God's strength and not his own.
By becoming a brave warrior for God, each child is encouraged to know about God, the Bible, and faith.
Each of five 30-minute sessions includes an introduction from Sir Ryan, an animated story, royal circle time with Word Warrior, and many more surprises keep young warriors (ages 3 to 8) engaged in this interactive DVD
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The French economy grew more than previously estimated in 2013 ... but only just. The government admitted Friday that "more has to be done".
Eight out of 10 companies that went bankrupt in 2013 in France had little or no presence on the internet or social networks, a study showed this week.
Not for the first time, nor probably for the last, the question of immigration dominates the French front pages.
France must do more to promote quality jobs for older workers, according to a report published on Thursday) by the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).
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The U.S. Capitol Historical Society last night unveiled the official portrait of House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings (WA-04). Chairman Hastings, first elected to Congress in 1994, was selected by his colleagues at the beginning of the 111th Congress to serve as the top Republican on the House Committee on Natural Resources and served as Chairman of the Committee during the 112th and 113th Congresses.
Chairman Hastings's wife Claire, their three children and spouses, their eight grandchildren, and two of his brothers helped unveil the portrait. The reception, emceed by Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, featured remarks from Speaker John Boehner - who accepted the portrait into the House collection, Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, and House Natural Resources Committee Ranking Member Peter Defazio.
Chairman Hastings and his wife selected Michele Rushworth of Washington state to paint the portrait. The portrait features items of personal significance to the Chairman including: a bust of President Ronald Reagan, for whom he was a delegate to the 1976 Republican National Convention; the "Contract with America" ring commemorates his first election in the historic 1994 elections that resulted in the first Republican Majority in the House since 1954; and the handmade gavel that was presented to him by his staff upon becoming Chairman in 2011.
Michele Rushworth has been a professional artist for over 25 years. Her commissions include the official portrait of Secretary of Commerce Gary Locke, Air Force Chief of Staff Norton Schwartz, Coast Guard Commandants Thad Allen and Robert Papp, five federal judges, and the official portraits of nine state governors.
The portrait will hang in the House Natural Resources Committee hearing room in the Longworth House Office Building.
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Today, the House Natural Resources Subcommittee on Energy and Mineral Resources held an oversight hearing on "Volcano Hazards: Exploring the National Preparation and Response Strategy." This hearing examined the current state of volcanic hazards in the United States and the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Volcano Hazards Program that is designed to address these hazards, alert communities to pending eruptions, and mitigate devastating impacts to communities.
"This hearing is particularly timely as all American's have been watching the devastation of a slow moving lava flow on the Hawaiian community of Pahoa. This particular flow began in June and has damaged roads, partially covered a cemetery and burned down two structures," said Subcommittee Chairman Doug Lamborn. "USGS monitors and assesses the Nation's volcanic hazards and works with other countries to do the same. However, while USGS administers this burden, this is a program that has for too long gone unauthorized by Congress. As has been stated before, as the authorizing Committee in Congress the oversight we hold here today will help us understand and review the programs operating at USGS and clarify what steps can be taken to improve the operations through formal Congressional Authorization in the future."
Witnesses at the hearing gave an overview of the current volcanic hazards in the United States and highlighted the need for robust volcano hazard monitoring and preparedness in order to mitigate the potential devastating effects of volcano eruption activity.
Dr. Charles Mandeville is the Volcano Hazards Program Coordinator at the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) at the Department of the Interior. According to the USGS, "the United States is one of the most volcanically active nations in the world" and there are "169 potentially active volcanoes in the United States." Mandeville underscored the importance of volcano hazard preparedness that enables "the public to move themselves and their property out of harm's way before the eruption occurs. Emergency managers, critical infrastructure operators, the military, and the general public can plan actions to mitigate the effects of volcanic ash or lahars (volcanic mudflows) once an eruption begins."
Thomas A. Drean is the State Geologist and Director of the Wyoming State Geological Survey. If Wyoming was an independent nation, it would be the 10th largest energy producer in the world and 3rd largest exporter of energy in the world. Since the production of energy and natural resources is vital to Wyoming, "an interruption of it due to significant geological hazard event such as a major volcanic eruption would have substantial impact on humans and the economy." Even though there is less than a 1 percent chance that a very large explosive event will take place in this century like the large explosive eruptions that occurred in Yellowstone over 70,000 years ago, Dean stated that "providing ample warning of a potential volcanic event in Yellowstone is of paramount importance for local, regional and national awareness and preparedness."
Dr. Shanaka de Silva is a Professor of Geology and Geophysics at Oregon State University's College of Earth, Ocean, and Atmospheric Sciences. De Silva called volcano monitoring infrastructure "critical" to monitoring activity beneath the ground and underscored the importance of installing seismic networks and other sensors many years before any volcanic unrest begins. By having this infrastructure in place, there is a benchmark to measure new volcanic activity and detect potential new volcanic hazards that are real threats to the economy, infrastructure, and the people of the United States.
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"Despite the considerable work and significant investments from the states of Colorado and Utah, the Obama Administration took a drastic step today by listing the Gunnison Sage-Grouse as threatened. This decision is further evidence that the Administration is more interested in meeting arbitrary settlement deadlines than basing decisions on actual science and data. This action puts in jobs across the West in jeopardy and will severely restrict job-creating economic activities on over a million acres, including residential and commercial development, energy production, power transmission line maintenance, recreation, and grazing. All this for a species that Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ashe admits is not currently facing extinction.
"The Obama Administration is once again defying its claim to make regulatory policies transparent to the American people. That is why earlier this year the House of Representatives passed common sense legislation to update the Endangered Species Act and make the law more effective for species and people by using the best available science and increasing transparency, including the work of states, local stakeholders, and communities.
"This listing follows hundreds of other listings resulting from the 2011 mega-settlement between the Department of the Interior and two litigious groups. It foreshadows the intentions of the Obama Administration in coming months with the potential listing of the Greater Sage Grouse in portions of eleven western states."
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Republicans and Democrats on the House Natural Resources Committee yesterday urged federal agencies to make it easier for utilities to manage power lines crossing federal forests.
The Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management were accused of being too slow and burdensome in allowing electric companies to conduct routine maintenance and clear hazard trees from their power lines.
In another case, a federal power marketing agency was asked to reapply for rights of way through federal lands that it has owned for several decades.
The delays threaten to harm utility ratepayers, cause blackouts or spark wildfires that can further damage transmission infrastructure and wildlife habitat, members and witnesses warned.
"It's pretty amazing we have to be here again today more than a decade later to try to sort this out among the federal agencies," ranking member Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) said. "I hope we don't have to pass legislation to force common sense on the disparate federal agencies."
Rep. Scott Tipton (R-Colo.), who presided over most of the hearing, said testimony by utility officials yesterday showed the "lack of uniformity" in federal policy for reducing the threat of hazard trees to critical infrastructure. It also revealed an "untenable liability" the impedes agencies' ability to clear hazard trees that could spark catastrophic wildfires, he said.
"Under the status quo, determinations about whether or not to address emergency circumstances are too often dependent on the whims of local land managers, and utilities are prohibited from removing hazardous trees that threaten their lines, but are held strictly liable if the federal government fails to do its job and address hazards on lands they manage," Tipton said. "This has to change."
David Markham, CEO of the Central Electric Cooperative Inc. in Oregon, said it had taken the Forest Service nine months to approve his company's request to replace a 2.1-mile section of underground cable immediately adjacent to a well-developed road. Such a request would take a month to process on non-federal lands, he said.
When Central Electric asked to move a power pole 6 feet, the Forest Service said it would require an archaeologist to inspect the site and perform shovel probes.
"We've been doing maintenance on this power line for 50 years and, seriously, if there was a dinosaur fossil or fossilized dinosaur, we would have found it by now," he said, adding that the relationship between utilities and federal lands agencies in Oregon has "really deteriorated."
That spells trouble for ratepayers, considering that 56 percent of the land in Central Electric's service territory is on federal lands, he said.
Randall Miller, a vegetation management specialist for PacifiCorp, said his company's lines cross 33 national forests, about a half-dozen national parks and one wildlife refuge but that even within those, agencies' employees differ in how they process right of way proposals.
"We cannot accept a patchwork of decisionmakers on a local basis who may or may not understand the larger issues or the importance of the electrical grid to us," he said. "We need to have continuity of policy and decisionmaking on federal lands."
The proximity of trees is also a public safety hazard. The Forest Service reported that in 2013, 113 wildfires were ignited as a result of trees contacting power lines or the arcing of electricity from the power lines to vegetation. In 2012, power line corridors were responsible for 232 wildfires.
Jim Pena, associate deputy chief for the Forest Service, said the Agriculture Department estimates that almost 7,000 miles of transmission lines in the West cross national forests at moderate to high fire risk. Those areas will be a concern as drought, extreme heat and high wind conditions exacerbate wildfire threats to utilities.
But he said utilities do not have to wait for agency approval to treat vegetation that poses an imminent threat to transmission lines.
In a couple of cases, the Forest Service is working with utilities to thin trees outside of rights of way to ensure that potential wildfires burn closer to the ground near the power lines.
But he also said he understands the frustrations of utility officials.
"I have no doubt that the stories that were told here are frustrating," he said. "They'd be frustrating to me. ... If I was a district ranger in that position, I'd be embarrassed. I'd want to take action on it. But I also recognize that it's not as simple. Our line officers are asked to do a lot of things at once."
Both Pena and Ed Roberson, BLM's assistant director for renewable resources and planning, said the agencies plan to sign an updated memorandum of understanding later this year with the Edison Electric Institute to set consistent vegetation maintenance standards between federal land management agencies and utilities.Read More
Today, House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings (WA-04), Public Lands and Environmental Regulation Subcommittee Chairman Rob Bishop (UT-01), and 16 Members of Congress sent a letter to the Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell expressing ongoing concerns with the Department's potential future listing of the Greater Sage Grouse under the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Specifically, the letter notes concerns with the Department's closed-door and seemingly selective process for evaluating relevant data and science, and failure to adequately coordinate with affected states that are developing their own data and conservation efforts to avoid the need for a listing of the Greater Sage Grouse under the ESA.
Some recent scientific studies indicate that Greater Sage Grouse populations are stable and not declining, contrary to the Interior Department's findings in reports developed several years ago. Concerns have been raised with the Department's refusal to consider these recent population and genetic sage grouse studies, and senior Department officials' focus on adherence to ESA listing deadlines negotiated in a 2011 mega-settlement with litigious groups behind closed-doors.
In the letter, Members question the Department's scheduling of an upcoming science "workshop" in Fort Collins, Colorado that appears to exclude scientists with relevant expertise in sage grouse population and genetics. They also criticize the significant flaws and lack of transparency of the Department's scientific conclusions that the Greater Sage Grouse is declining and that several "distinct population segments" warrant listing. This would trigger federal regulatory actions that will affect millions of acres of private, local, state and federal lands throughout portions of eleven western states.
"With less than a year to go before the Department's self-imposed September 2015 settlement deadline to determine whether to list the Greater Sage Grouse under the ESA, it appears that the Department is blatantly ignoring or downplaying significant flaws and gaps in its own sage grouse data and science, and failing to incorporate recent data that suggests sage grouse populations are stable and not declining. This undermines the Obama Administration's pledge to 'ensure the public trust and establish a system of transparency, public participation, and collaboration,'" wrote Members in the letter. "An independent scientific review of all best available science will work to strengthen trust and credibility in the agencies' current opaque and flawed science, and better inform the Department and the American public on this important issue."
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House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings (WA-04) released the following statement today after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced that it would extend the public comment period an additional 60 days for the proposed critical habitat designation of the western yellow-billed cuckoo. The Service's actions are in direct response to a letter sent to the Service's Director, Dan Ashe, from 18 Members of Congress representing 11 states calling to extend the comment period.
"The listing and proposed designation of hundreds of thousands of acres of critical habitat of the yellow-billed cuckoo is yet another example of the Obama Administration's actions being driven by a 2011 court mega-settlement, NOT by sound science. This listing would have devastating negative impacts on farmers, ranchers, forest management, small businesses, and American energy production in more than 65 counties in nine states throughout the West — including areas where the bird has never existed before. It is only common sense that the Service extend the comment period to allow a much-needed opportunity for Congress and affected stakeholders to fully review the scope and likely huge economic impacts of this unilateral and arbitrary proposal."
"Your letter…provides an incomplete picture of the Department's responses to the Committee's oversight requests. …The Department's efforts have fallen far short of its obligation to cooperate with Congressional oversight, needlessly increased the cost and delays for responding, and undermined the Obama Administration's pledge to be the most transparent in history," wrote Chairman Hastings in the letter.
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"President Obama once again is using unilateral action to lock up hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands, ignoring local input and circumventing Congressional action. Local leaders, business owners, forest management experts, and community members have raised serious economic, recreational public safety, wildfire, and environmental concerns about creating a national monument in the Angeles National forest. President Obama is acting behind closed-doors, leaving local residents in the dark about the impacts and effects of this action.
"Earlier this year, the House of Representatives passed H.R. 1459, the Ensuring Public Involvement in the Creation of National Monuments Act. This legislation, which would require public participation before a presidentially declared national monument is made official, would have opened the door on the decision to create the San Gabriel National Monument and involved the voices of local citizens. The President appears intent to spend the rest of this year unilaterally locking up our public lands, further reinforcing why this legislation needs to become law."
House Natural Resources Committee Chairman Doc Hastings (WA-04) along with 17 Members of Congress sent a letter to the Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Dan Ashe, urging the Service to extend the comment period for the proposed critical habitat designation of the western yellow-billed cuckoo. This proposed listing, driven by a 2011 court mega-settlement and not by sound science, would have devastating negative effects on small businesses, farmers, ranchers, forest management, and American energy production in nine states throughout the West.
"While we oppose this proposed listing proposal, we find it completely unacceptable that the FWS has proposed only 60 days of public comment with no public hearings, effectively shutting out meaningful public comment on a sweeping critical habitat designation proposal of the yellow-billed cuckoo," wrote Members in the letter. "These habitat designations will cost $3.2 million per year for hundreds of new federal permitting requirements associated with landowners, states and local governments' activities in designated habitat areas. It is hard to believe that this would not cost much more in direct and indirect costs, regulatory delays and other impediments to vital economic activities."
This proposal would impact 546,335 acres in more than 65 counties in Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming. The proposed rule would designate habitat in areas where the cuckoo doesn't even currently exist.
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Yesterday, during a speech at Northwestern University, President Obama touted America's abundant energy resources, including natural gas, and the jobs it provides:
"Our 100-year supply of natural gas is a big factor in drawing jobs back to our shores."
The President may sing the praises of natural gas in public speeches, but in reality, the actions of his Administration will ultimately stand in the way of increased natural gas production in America.
In 2013, the Obama Administration announced that it was moving forward on a new rule to regulate hydraulic fracturing on federal and tribal lands. Hydraulic fracturing is essential to producing natural gas and has been safely and effectively been regulated by the states for over 60 years.
The Administration's new, duplicative federal regulation would cost American jobs, decrease American energy production, increase energy prices, and harm economic growth. In fact, according to a study by John Dunham and Associates, the proposed regulation would cost at least $345 million annually.
Actions speak far louder than words. President Obama can make speech after speech on the importance of America's natural gas resources BUT the actions of his Administration tell a far different story.
While President Obama talks a good game, House Republicans have taken real action on numerous occasions to advance energy production in America, create new American jobs, and STOP reckless federal regulations like President Obama's proposed regulation on hydraulic fracturing.
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You have my permission to use my photos of Headstones in your own genealogy. It would be nice if you'd give me a little credit, but, let's get real, how am I to know? "Photo of headstone courtesy of Findagrave Contributor Beth in Colorado (#47321605)" works for me!
Oh, yes, I have kept the original photos, so if you want a larger picture, just e-mail me and I'll get it to you. I went and bought an external hard drive just to save them all, and am currently in the process of organizing everything. (7/11/2012)
I just got back from vacation in Missouri, July of 2014. It is just beautiful country with all kinds of "Weeeeeeee" Hills. Amish Folks trotting around in their carriages. "Why would anyone leave here?" I ask myself. And then 100 degrees that feels like 115 in the shade. With humidity. I am very, very happy to be back in Colorado. I didn't finish the Masonic Cemetery. I'll try to get back there in a year or so. With something for snakes. I hate snakes.
I love looking for family, no matter how far removed. It's just flat fun! My main interest, however, are Geer's, Hodge's, Hampton's, Cargo's, Walker's, Simmons', Sala's, Snyder's, and any attachments of said families.
I've recently become a little hooked on taking pictures out in Union Highland Cemetery in Florence, Colorado. I do so love UHC. One day I'll have photos of every Headstone out there up on Findagrave, and will have connected my peeps buried out there to each other. It was the Little Ones who got me hooked. "Where's your Momma, Baby? Where's your Papa?" Drove me nuts, so I started trying to find Momma's and Daddy's. I'm now a lost cause.
How on Earth other contributors input 100,000+ Memorials into Findagrave's data base is beyond me. I'm not a big fan of data input; however, Courtney B. (Contributor # 47335873) and I created Memorials for the approximately 15,000 Folks buried out in Lakeside Cemetery in Canon City. It took from October 2012 'til the end of July 2013. This is no piece of cake.
All of this with a full-time job that I'm on-call for 24/7, bowling on Thursdays (which I really suck at, but somebody's got to be the Team Handicap), gardening (both flowers & veggies), and riding bikes with my husband, John, in the mountains on my beloved Harley, Pookah.
Enjoy! And I hope I've helped you in your own searching.
So, this is how I get started on tracking and linking the Folks in Union Highland Cemetery.
1. I notice the Vahldick's and Cowperthwaite's are buried in the same Lot. Gee, why is that?
2. There's only one other Vahldick in the Cemetery, Miss Sadie, and, why lookie there!, her grave is right next to Edward & Mary Ann Cowperthwaite. Two separate Vahldick's by two separate Cowperthwaite's. Bet that means something.
3. Harold's father was born in Illinois; his mother was born in England. Sadie Vahldick was born in England IF she is a Cowperthwaite.
3. In the 1910, 1920 & 1930 census', Mr. Harold Vahldick is living with Mr. David R. Davis. Harold is David's nephew. Oh, gee! Mr. David R. Davis's Lot is right behind Mr. Harold R. Vahldick's plot. Nephew, huh? That means Mr. David R. Davis is married to Harold's mother's sister.
4. Mr. David R. Davis is married to Miss Joan. I'll bet Miss Joan is a Cowperthwaite, etc. etc.
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RE: Memorial # 104259612, Garland Lester Todd & his wife, Norma
I appreciate your courtesy in asking for permission to use the photographs of Garland & Norma Todd.
Respecting other people's property online is becoming more and more rare.
Please feel free to use those photographs on Ancestry.com and however else you wish to (genealogy software, written material, copies to relatives who may wish to have them, etc.).
In fact, you may have them, and do not need to put my name on any of your research.
Have a great day or night, and I wish you a wonderful Holiday Season. I love Fall. And I do want a lot of *snow* this Winter (and every Winter).
I thank you again for your sensitivity in this matter, Beth. It goes a long way to get past some of the rude people one must contend with in this type of research. I've done similar to others as you did when you found they had absconded with your copyright protected material. (laughing) A few went Private, also. Why it's 'almost' like they were hiding some guilty act? #;^ grrr!
Anyway, I wish you much success in your own family research, and I know your present and future generations will be so grateful to you for your hard work.
Most Very Sincerely,
Terry ♣
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Maybe some time next week end? You won't be caught up for long, there are hundreds coming.
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RE: Memorial # 114039008, Loren Edinger
I seen that the records were dated same day so I had sent Courtney an SAC through email about it on Oct 30 because yours had the photo etc... I seen that there was still the 2 as I was cleaning up my sent SAC's through email, so I thought I would let you know and handle it. Alrighty then Beth have a good one.
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Edith Manley's maiden name was Branch. Her parents were Bert and Verna Dedman Branch. Her first husband was Benjamin Nitchen.
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You are welcome to use the photo in your genealogy. Thank you for asking.
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You can use my photo. Ron McCrehin
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The barage will start this afternoon. Have church to go to. Have a good morning. By the way, I would like to meet you. Is that o.k. with you? We could meet somewhere public? I hope this doesn't sound creepy to you. We moved to Colorado a year ago and I don't have alot of friends, yet. Let me know if you would like to. It is totally up to you and I will be happy to meet you anywhere. We could even meet at the Museum in Canon City if you like.
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RE: You ok out there?
I went to the cemetery yesterday and did another couple of sections. I will start loading them this afternoon, so gird up your loins!
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Thank you for finding my lost loved ones and giving them a place in time. You are so very kind and thoughtful Bless you
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When my daughter turns 16Submitted by P. Nicholson on Fri, 06/13/2014 - 23:08
First, she will be getting a great used car that is very safe. My daughter ranks at the top of her class, not because I hound her mind you, but because her father instilled curiousity and principles into her.
The greatest wont be giving her the keys to her car, it will giving her my password to the DailyPaul.
I want her to know my positions. I do not force my child into anything other than living by certain principles. Im honest with her about everything pertaining to life. (Who I may be seeing is a different story, no worries tho, only one woman has met her.)
The greatest gift I hope she grasps is the philosophy of Liberty. I want her to know that she is an American and America led the entire world on human rights. That the govt didn't do it... but the people did with the help of the Bill of Rights.
I want her to read my rambling posts at 3am with entirely to much whiskey in me. I also want her to read my posts rallying, uniting or defending the gay, black... or any individual. Defending every individual from the mob and state mentality.
I am a very lucky Daddy. She is so advanced that it scares the chit outta me. She is polite, humble, sweet, sincere and very smart. Funny too. I have done my very best to instill that peace is always preferable to war. That peace unites people. Peace provides for rights and prosperity. Peace is the greatest humanitarian aid we could give anybody.
America has been at war since before she was born. She is acing algebra... What would you do if you were a father?
If the only things I can leave her are remnants of my childhood and a philosophy of my adulthood.. and created a great human being in the process....
then my job is done.
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"My daughter ranks at the top of her class, not because I hound her mind you, but because her father instilled curiousity and principles into her."
Don't forget the role of genetics. You can't make a race horse out of a mule.
We once watched some kids for a summer, the same age as ours. Quickly realized the gears in their minds turned quite slowly, and would always have limitations, which is fine, since we need all types.
If our kids' outcomes result only from our parents' teachings, you have to wonder what happened to my siblings. I am the only one of seven that ended up here. Mainly because my mind has always worked differently - I love to learn and read and get the big picture, while they remain dependent on group-think. Basically war-loving neocons. They ask me some questions, but have difficulty comprehending my answers, and don't have enough interest to study more.
There are many traits floating around in the genepool, and kids in the same family can end up quite different from birth. Different personalities and interests.
Studies on identical twins separated at birth and adopted out - many sets of twins ended up in the same occupation, despite never knowing each other.
And on and on. Not very romantic talking genetics, but guess I took too many courses in it, and spend too much time thinking about breeding my cows.
All this time I thought you were a girl!! Wow!
I published a magazine very briefly and my picture was the photo of the first cover shot.
I get that a lot. Maybe time to change my profile pic. :)
'Peace is a powerful message.' Ron Paul
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your example,you have done a great service,not just to you and yours but to everyone yet to come.
If she excels past from where you taught her,and past the point from where you are at,you have done the best the world can hope for,and it should be grateful.And so should you
But i want (not need) to ask,do you want her reading your alex rant? That one still gets me...I loved it :)
you describe her as I would my own,she is more than me,And you have done me a great service
Thank you
If we deny truth before your very eyes,then the rest of what we have to say,is of little consequence
I am a simple libertarian..
I demanded principles from her at a young age and got lucky enough to have a very principled mama.
I want her to read that rant because it means a lot to me. Alex went off the deep end and divided the DP. Way to far to include me sticking up for his craziness for the millionth time. I love this house. We have some of the best and brightest... it was a breaking point to me because it was to far for a moderate like me.
Extremism is a luxurious weakness that can effect us all.
Hence the reason at 16 she will get the password. She will be mature enough to handle it. I suspect she will be already going to college, if I have anything to do with it. ;)
Im not claiming to be perfect. Im not at all. I drink, I cuss, I smoke weed and above all else I love my child. Being straightforward and honest with her shall reflect the principles that matter most to me. Even when she rebels.. if she does.
We may not have won a national election.. but we sure as hell have been good parents. Raising our children to understand their rights will produce the best elements of humanity.
And the best leaders of tomorrow... (chime in Rand Paul...)
'Peace is a powerful message.' Ron Paul
you put to print could describe myself.
Show your loved ones by example,and they shall follow your lead,maybe not today,but tomorrow.Be honest in all endeavors,and leave a good memory.
Our daughter has an account here,went head to head with an over indulgent GJ supporter (in my eyes fared rather well)
You could ask to get her own account here,then she could read everyones preconceived notions and the progression from there. I will gladly help.
If we deny truth before your very eyes,then the rest of what we have to say,is of little consequence
'Be honest in all endeavors,and leave a good memory.'
Today she and her mother are volunteering at a soup kitchen.
What a lucky man I am.
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You let me touch so many people, and it's all for the good
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Since 2004, ASIS has offered the program to its members and other security professionals who are ready to advance to a higher level of management education and effectiveness. In the decade since, 241 have attended from every industry sector and many government agencies, coming from 19 countries on five continents. The purpose of the program is to take these executives beyond professional education in security, exposing them to the world of management concerns and decision-making at the highest levels. Attendees gain insights into how they themselves may influence those decisions.
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Students will benefit from the revised program in several ways. They will commit one week of their time instead of two, and the tuition will be greatly reduced.
While numerous chief security officers and their deputies have attended the program in the past, it is not limited to executives of any particular level. In fact, several corporations have made participation in the program a part of their suggested career track for security managers.
More information about the Wharton/ASIS Program in Security Executive Leadership will be available later this summer. The first iteration of the new program will take place November 16 to 21.
ASIS Mentoring Program Unveiled
ASIS International has announced its Mentoring Security Leaders program. This new program, developed by the ASIS Leadership Management Practices Council (LMPC) as a resource for ASIS chapters and members, is designed to promote long-term leadership and career development through a one-on-one mentor-protégé relationship. It was developed and has been successfully piloted by six ASIS chapters during the last two years.
The Mentoring Security Leaders program employs a career development methodology whereby ASIS members (protégés) are matched with experienced ASIS colleagues (mentors) for guidance and professional advice. The mentors are asked to share their experiences and advice on career advancement, professional visibility, networking, and overcoming barriers to career success. The protégé will gain knowledge and experience in meeting immediate business-level requirements. This program is for members at all levels in their careers who may want specialized insights into a particular skill, competency, change in industry sector, or even a transition to a different role in the industry.
ASIS and the LMPC are excited to introduce this proven career development methodology and resource for our chapters. Special thanks go out to the Boston, Chicago, National Capital, Houston, Mexico City, Phoenix, and San Francisco chapters, as well as the Women in Security and Young Professionals groups, for piloting the program. Their insights and experiences served to validate and further enhance the value of the program.
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Articulation Treatment - University of Washington PPT
Presentation Summary : Step 2 – Structural-Functional Exam. Conduct a structural-functional exam to rule out any issues with the structure or function of the child's articulators.
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What began as a normal weekend for Bridgeport's Nino Niederreiter, turned into one of the strangest in recent memory for the team. Niederreiter made is usual call to Pete's Deli & News for a 'to-go' order on his way to the arena for the Sound Tigers morning skate before the team left for Providence for the first of three games in three days.
The game in Providence started like any other before getting out of hand with the Bruins scoring the opener after two minutes of play and Matt Donovan answering four minutes later with his eighth of the season. With two minutes and thirty seconds left in the opening period, Matt Watkins was given the whistle on a very questionable hooking call, and the game changed.
The Islanders are just slightly past the quarter mark of the season after playing their 13th game of the year last night against the New York Rangers. They skated to a 4-3 shootout victory to give them a 5-7-1 record.
With 11 points, the Islanders sit 12th in the Eastern Conference; four points out of the eighth placed Rangers and last in the Atlantic Division (Photo Credit: theseoduke/Flickr).
Five of the Islanders top-six forwards have been producing from the start of the year. John Tavares has 16 points in 13 games, trailed by Matt Moulson with 13 and Brad Boyes with 10. Frans Nielsen has quietly put up nine points in the games that have been played, while Michael Grabner has seven.
The Sound Tigers would fall behind again with 26 seconds left in the middle period when the Whale scored a power play goal with Nino Niederreiter on the bench serving the teams 'too many men on the ice' penalty. John Persson would tie the game in the final period scoring his fifteenth of the season on Bridgeport's second and final power play opportunity of the night, setting the stage for Sean Backman's late game heroics.
Backman's game has improved noticeably over the last month or so. In the past his time was spent between the hashmarks waiting for an outlet pass and avoiding the dirty areas of the ice, but no longer.
NY Islanders End Road Trip With An OT Win in New Jersey (photo credit:newjerseydamo/flickr)
Looking to rebound from two consecutive road losses to the Bruins and the Jets, the Islanders came into Pittsburgh on Tuesday night to break the streak. The Isles, who haven't had much luck in the Steel City, had been defeated in 13 of their last 14 games in Pittsburgh. (Photo Credit: AxsDeny/Flickr)
Early in the first period, the Penguins went to the power play twice where they were incredibly ineffective. The Islanders penalty killers held the Pens out of their zone and off the scoreboard.
With under five minutes left in the opening period, the Isles put up their first of the night.
It's early. The season is only four games old for the New York Islanders, who have come out of the gate with a 2-2-0 record. And although he has four assists on the year, it hasn't been John Tavares who has been scoring the majority of the goals (Photo Credit: MR_53/Flickr).
Keith Aucoin, who is tied for first on the team in goals with Michael Grabner, is slowly emerging as this year's key pick up by GM Garth Snow.
Grabner is expected to be on the score sheet after scoring 20-plus goals over his first two years with the Islanders. But Aucoin has only played 106 NHL games and only had the first two-goal game of his career last night against the Boston Bruins.
Lee, the Islanders 6th round pick (154th overall) of the 2009 NHL entry draft, is a center on a very good Fighting Irish team. The 6'3" 227 pound Edina, Minnesota native is a junior for the 7th ranked Notre Dame squad.
According to Katie Strang of ESPN, New York Islanders prospect Nino Niederreiter is seeking a trade from the organization.
Niederreiter has currently been playing for the Isles farm team affiliate, the Bridgeport Sound Tigers after dressing for 55 games with the Islanders during the 2011-2012 season. While in the NHL, Niederreiter scored one goal and was a -29. He primarily played on the fourth line with Jay Pandolfo and Tim Wallace (Photo Credit: Robert Kowal/Flickr).
He has arguably been the best player for the Sound Tigers this year. In 39 games played he has scored 19 goals and 17 assists for 36 points. He also leads the team with 122 shots on goal and eight power play points.
The Islanders face off against The Tampa Bay Lightning at Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum on Martin Luther King Jr. Day at 1 p.m.
The Islanders look to rebound from Saturday's opening night loss on home ice to the New Jersey Devils. The Devils beat the Islanders 2-1 behind strong goaltending from Martin Brodeur and some timely offense from Illya Kovalchuk, Travis Zajac and David Clarkson.
The 2012-13 NHL season commences today, with 13 games in total taking place. More importantly, the New York Islanders will have their fourth consecutive home-opener against last season's Eastern Conference Champions, the New Jersey Devils.
Unfortunately, the Isles haven't won on opening night since 2007. Last October, they gave the new Winnipeg Jets their first win in 2-0 shutout. (Photo Credit: IslesPunkFan/Flickr)


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Cairo cancels annual pilgrimage to rabbi's grave
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Egypt has cancelled the annual pilgrimage to the tomb of Rabbi Yaakov
Abuhatzeira, some 160 kilometers northwest of Cairo in the Nile Delta, because
of the country's current instability, the Egyptian daily Al-Ahram reported on
its website Wednesday.According to the report, local authorities in the
governorate where the shrine is located advised the military authorities to
cancel the pilgrimage, scheduled for later this week to mark the Hebrew date of
the rabbi's death.RELATED:Tunisia cancels Jewish pilgrimage for first timeViolence feared ahead of yearly pilgrimage to Uman'Islamist success in Egypt puts Israel in peril'Israeli Foreign Ministry officials, however, said
Jerusalem had been in contact with the Egyptians in an attempt to ensure that
the pilgrimage takes place. These efforts were being carried out despite the
travel advisory issued by the National Security Council's Counter-Terrorism Bureau warning
against Israeli visits to Egypt due to "concrete risks."Abuhatzeira,
also known as the Abir Yaakov, was a 19thcentury rabbi and mystic who lived in
Morocco and died in Damanhur, near Alexandria, during a trip to Palestine in
1880. He was the grandfather of the Baba Sali, the noted kabbalist who died in
1984 and is buried in Netivot.The Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los
Angeles, drawing on a report from Egypt's state-run MENA news agency, said
Tuesday that a group – led by members of the Muslim Brotherhood's Freedom and
Justice Party and joined by Mohamed ElBaradei's presidential campaign and the
Nasserist Trend – had vowed to form a human chain to prevent "Zionists" from
traveling to Damanhur. According to the report, the Muslim Brotherhood called
the pilgrimage "unpopular and unacceptable legally and
politically."Pilgrimages from Israel to the site began after the 1979
Israeli-Egyptian peace treaty but have been a source of controversy in recent
years. They were banned by Egyptian courts in 2001 and 2004 due to the second
intifada. In 2008, Egyptian parliamentarians and activists lobbied the
government to end them, saying visitors behaved in a "provocative" manner. In
2009, just after Operation Cast Lead, authorities cancelled the pilgrimage
altogether.After the tradition was renewed in 2010, Egyptian authorities
arrested 25 Muslim extremists suspected of planning to attack Israelis attending
the event. They limited the number of visas issued for travel to the grave to
some 500, considerably less than the thousands granted in previous
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