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@elmwoodprimary is up there on twitter as well.... only one tweet so far though. Have had a look at yours for ideas, but I have yet to work out how to put links to other things in!
Just to return to the A2C software itself (as TechMonkey's colleague) it does need proxy settings, but the interface is so poorly designed it asks you for a domain rather than (like Sophos, for example) a server URL and port, and a mandatory username and password rather than an optional one. It also scales horribly on different res screens. Cobbled together in an afternoon by the look of it.
Just don't mention Blackpool then
@elmwoodprimary is up there on twitter as well.... only one tweet so far though. Have had a look at yours for ideas, but I have yet to work out how to put links to other things in!
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Our Exams Officer brought me a letter about this yesterday and asked what it was. If she doesn't know how the hell am I?!?!?!
Am putting it off until after she has done the bulk of summer entries.
Installed a2c a few weeks ago all appeared ok, got connections with little or no probs - amazing! However, the pc over this past week has started to complain....dropping off network, user can't open certain docs PDFs/excel...done all the usual basics, thought we had resolved it with a dodgy cable but noooo....anyone else experiencing similar?
Just installed and set it up today and was suprised how easy it went.
Had an issue with the installer trying to put the application data onto the network drive, however a quick phone call to them and a work arround instantly provided.
We did panic when AQA sent us a results file through it straight away though! (A bit of investigating showed it was from January)
FWIW, put it in before half term, and once I knew where the relevant in/out/archive folders were intended to be, it was very easy to install, worked straight away and our exams officer is delighted with it as it's a much quicker and easier system than what was used before. So despite the general lack of information, the application itself is good.
Does anybody know whether you can install this on multiple machines or if you are able to schedule a task for it to reguarly send / receive files without having to do it manually.
I installed it on our server, and now feel it probably would have been better on the exam officers PC. I tried to map a drive, but it doesn't want to work probably due to missing .dll's etc.
It ought to be on the Exam Officers workstation.
As a backup you could have it on another workstation but the InBoxes and OutBoxes would be duplicated on the different workstations so there is the potential for the files to be split between two machines.
We had the same with AVCO's Exams Centre. This was installed on our Exams Officer's PC and on mine. When the Exams Officer was off for a couple of months - I picked up her work but ran EO from her workstation rather than my own so that all uploaded and downloaded files were in the same place.
We have it installed in two places just in case we get a major crash on one machine! We could then still carry on on the second!
(In our case we do not up/download directly into EO - we manually copy and paste from the A2C {and previously Exam Centre!} Boxes into the EO ones and vice versa. This means you always have an original copy of the files in case there is any problem with them during processing!)
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I've recently installed this on on a few PC's in different schools without any major headaches. I've also imported keys which was a very simple process. Overall it was easier than I thought it would be.
The only thing we had to do was to promote our exams officer to local admin on his pc (from a power user) which is not a problem. We also rejigged the sent folder in the app and in cmis for no good reason other than sensible housekeeping. Everything worked first time except the key from the welsh board which needed a phone call to rectify.
The only operational query we've had is how to read the sent files. The answer to which is to open them in excel!
We have Edexcel reporting a SSL Error, not the usual "Server Error"
I've just done some digging and using IE9 and visiting https://a2c.pearson.com results in the problem with this certificate error.
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Which version of SSPR are you running?
Up to version 2.1 SSPR needed to be run on a DC, from 2.2 onwards this limitation was removed and SSPR will run on a member server.
However when i select the list of domain controllers, it lists:
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Why is the IIS listed twice? Is it because its only a DC with no global catalogue, so it lists the GC version as unavailable?
If i use a 2k3 MMC to see what DCs there are, it just lists AD01, AD02 & IIS.
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Up to version 2.1 SSPR needed to be run on a DC, from 2.2 onwards this limitation was removed and SSPR will run on a member server.
Ive removed the AD off IIS, and put it back on with a full DNS & Global catalogue, but its still listing it twice? Once with its actual name, and once with its old name that it originally had for about a week?
Ideas on that?
It'll be sometime before i know if this change has made much difference to SSPR.
The version number should be listed in the readme file.Originally Posted by boomam
Alternatively, if your copy includes LoginAdmin.dll and cred.ini then you have 2.2 or 2.2.1, if not you're likely using 2.0 or 2.1.
None spring to mind right now, but others know AD much better than I do.Originally Posted by boomam
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In that case I'd check the credentials in cred.ini (and the user's AD rights). If they check out, unregister and reregister LoginAdmin.dll
regsvr32.exe /u C:\Inetpub\LoginAdmin.dll
regsvr32.exe C:\Inetpub\LoginAdmin.dll
If that still doesn't solve it, we'll have to do some more digging.
Nope, still doesnt work. .
"error '80005000'
/admin/auth.asp, line 35"
From what I can see it can't determine the CurrentUser, not sure why...
Obviously, it isn't much use without the admin interface or the reset directory working
error 80005000 usually indicates an invalid path. Which to me suggests that there is something wrong with your FQDN variable (in line 35).
Did you modify the FQDN= line in config.asp to reflect your domain name?
Are you sure it's correct?
Turned out I'd messed up and set the permissions wrong on the folders - I'd given full Anonymous access to everything, which obviously doesn't work.
Glad to see people are still ticking over with this.
Our implementation stalled as we use thin client (Windows Server 2003, Remote Desktop to the servers) and the "Password Reset" window doesn't appear on the login screen for obvious reasons
Sorry can you clarify for me why it doesn't work on a thin client setup?
I'm guessing here, i think what he means is that SSPR itself works just fine, but the trick to get a password reset button on the login screen ( the C+A+D screen) doesn't work, because in a terminal server/thinclient environment there is no C+A+D screen.
Because the login screen is handled by the thinclient OS.
Just as there is no C+A+D screen when you use mstsc.exe to connect to a remote server: the login is handled by mstsc.exe
If he used my application to get a reset button on the login screen, it probably displays only on the login screen of the server's console.
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This was one of my favorite things I've ever seen, but alas the photo came out blurry. I'm posting it anyway.
We were having a leisurely sangria at our local on an amazing Summer Sunday afternoon when this couple, riding together on one bike, rode past. Add to that the retro cool of the guys hat and clothes + the amazing Zebra Striped Dress sported by the lady. I love the Mission.
Couple + Zebra
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I bought a lot of great fabric this summer after a bit of a dry spell buying new fabrics. I've only cut into the Cotton + Steel bundles above, and even then I've only used two of the fat quarters. But I can't wait to play with the rest.
We went back to Lancaster July 1-3, but this time it was three generations of women heading to Kitchen Kettle Village. I do love it there, although after our second stay in the Inn at Kitchen Kettle Village I'm a little grossed out by the infrequently-washed carpets. It was much worse this time, I may have to rethink things for our next visit.
This is what we got ourselves up to.
After spending last weekend in DC, Hannah and I dropped Adam off at the train station so he could come back to NYC for work. But I'd decided a couple of months before that it would be really fun for Hannah and me to go away together for a few days during her spring break. A mommy/daughter trip.
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I've been on a fabric shopping spree lately. With spring's arrival, inspiration has been everywhere. I've been doodling, sketching quilts, pinning color palettes, and craving new fabrics for my stash.
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I spent a few cold days hunkered down inside and dealing with all of my scraps. ALL. OF. MY. SCRAPS!
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After our 3 days in Maine, we spent an afternoon in Portsmouth, NH before heading to Cape Cod for 2 nights.
The main reason we stopped in Portsmouth was because they had a quilt shop. And Portsmouth Fabric Company is a great quilt shop. I scored some Denyse Schmidt, Birch Fabrics, and Cloud9, as well as a great home dec weight hedgehog print from Cosmo.
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It's that time of year again, that most joyous of seasons, when I start my Mo Willems author study with the kindergarten classes! We started today with the Pigeon books, and I am pretty elated.
Mo Willems Season doesn't fall on the calendar at the same time every year, but every Mo Willems Season is like Second Christmas to me. Everyone seems a little nicer during Mo Willems Season; a little wittier, a little more delightfully absurd. There's an extra spring in my step the week I teach the kids how to draw The Pigeon. I am almost deliriously cheerful the week a new crop of kindergartners is introduced to Reginald Von Hoobie-Doobie. And I always need to take a moment to collect myself during Knuffle Bunny Week, when Knuffle is passed on to the next generation. Elephant and Piggie, Cat the Cat, Leonardo, Amanda, Goldilocks. This year I have decided to extend the festivities into June.
What makes this year's Mo Willems Season even more awesome is the fact that April is the 10th anniversary of the publication of Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!, Mr. Willems' first book. I know I'm down to the wire here with one day of April left, but I am still celebrating the start of the festive season during anniversary month. And there are some pretty great ways for anyone to be celebrating the big anniversary.
Like this new anniversary set, with smaller editions of 3 Pigeon books in their own bus box:
The last stop on our week-long, whirlwind spring break road trip through New England was Vermont. We were only there for 1 night, and we stopped in Montpelier before heading up to Stowe to see how the other half lives.
I'm taking forever to get these road trip photos up, but life keeps getting in the way.
After we left Boston and Plymouth, we headed to Portland, ME. I loved Portland. Really we spent most of our time in Maine eating, and that's a pretty perfect vacation as far as we're concerned. We'd heard about the food scene up there for ages but finally got to experience some of it.
Our first night in Portland, Monday night, we made a pilgrimage to Duckfat, a place we'd heard of any time the Portland food scene was mentioned. It was behind our hotel, so as pilgrimages go it was pretty lightweight, but I could have eaten every single meal here. The duckfat fries are everything you'd think they would be, with amazing dipping sauces to choose. And there's just something about a perfect bowl of tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich on a chilly night that nothing else on earth can rival. They do it right here. Ugh, it's pouring here in NJ today…now I want that meal again.
Hannah and I braved the cold and went into Manhattan for the day today. I kind of hemmed and hawed about it this morning because a) Hannah woke up at 1am in hysterical tears, no idea why and b) I had planned on meeting up with Kathy but didn't have her Christmas and birthday presents ready yet. Somehow these things, combined with the cold, just felt too insurmountable. But, I dragged myself out of bed at 8:30 this morning and got us out of the house.


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- 0Jul 27, '12 by FutureGaRN15I'm planning on applying to GPC's program in January. Is there any nursing students who have already been accepted? If so can you tell me what your GPA was and teas score? I made Bs in all of my biology courses and labs and I am thinking about retaking two of them for As. I really want to improve my chances, I applied at Athens tech two years in a row and was not accepted either time so I am feeling very discouraged at this point. any advice from nursing students would be greatly appreciated!Last edit by VickyRN on Jul 27, '12
- 0Hello. I can't really help w my personal gpa info or teas score as I haven't taken test yet and taking a&p1 in the fall (my sciences are over 6 years old) but I went to GPC's nursing information session yesterday and the director of the nursing program said they average the two grades if u retake a course that is the same. Also she said for teas scores they tend to see a lot in the 70's and upper 60's. That's the average. Some do get in the 80's but not many. The minimum they will take is 63 total adjusted score. 63 for reading and 63 for math. But obviously the highest u could get is best as its competitive. I'm looking to take the teas in December or early January. Just received the ATI study manual. Just going to work hard and hope for the best. I'm extremely nervous tho. Not gonna lie. I can't handle too many rejections
- 0Jul 28, '12 by FutureGaRN15I haven't taken the teas yet either. I registered to retake a&p2 and micro in the fall but i'm really having a hard time deciding if its worth it. I'm transferring from a different school so I wonder if they would still average the two grades. I'm just so nervous and I don't want to spend all this money and not make it in!
- 0I totally feel your pain. That question was answered at the info session. Wether transferred in or not they will average the two grades. The only time they will take the better of the two grades is when they give a choice to take two classes like the US History course. They would then take the better of two. She did say she wouldn't advise retaking it unless u will greatly improve your grade like if u originally got a C. I haven't applied anywhere else. Am so nervous about this whole admissions process. The Teas science portion has me going crazy
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- 0Jul 28, '12 by FutureGaRN15Yeah I had registered to take them both together since I've taken them before and I wanted to have them done before applying in January. Now i'm thinking I might better change them though if its not going to help
- 0To be truthful I wouldn't retake them. Just my two cents. Did u get B's in all sciences? And when are u planning to take the TEAS V? I wanted to take it beginning of January but they only have dates until December 8th posted so I'm not sure.
- 0Jul 29, '12 by FutureGaRN15Yeah i'm really glad you told me that the averaged it out I had no idea. I made Bs in all of my Biol classes and all Bs in the labs. Do you know if they pay attention to your GPA as a whole or just certain classes? I'm coming from Athens tech and they only look at a certain 5 classes- the 3 biol, math and English. I think i'm probably going to take the teas in November or December I need to sign up and buy thestudy guide so I can start studying now. Are you planning on applying for the 2013 program?
- 0Jul 29, '12 by FutureGaRN15Another thing, when I asked the lady how many students they accept she said 200 students for 160 slots. Do you know what she meant by that because I didn't really understand.
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|I have an old brick house with a brick raised flower bed on the east side. I planted cool season veggies, carrots, cabbage, and onions in it last year.
They produced very good but I had to water them often because the rain water goes in to the gutter and off to the side. I could put a rain barrel on the gutter with an overflow and a spigot at the bottom. But Sweet Thing nixed that idea! I am afraid that if I remove the gutter water may go in to my crawl space or rot something.
Is there some kind of diverter that I could buy or build to place in the gutter down spout to get some of that water on the bed without flooding it and possibly causing water to go under the house?
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|You need to work harder on your spouse. The rain barrel is the best idea. How about an ornamental screen that you can plant with flowering vines?
|I don't get it. What is wrong with just attaching a downspout extension that goes to the garden? There are downspouts extension that are normally rolled, and extend when water is in the line, then retract again, but I would do everything underground. There is an how-to on thisoldhouse.com.
I dislike rain barrels. Last year we had no rain until early August, then 2 inches in a day. 2 inches on the roof is equivalent to 8 barrels. All that for one storm? An extension is cheaper, and carries just as much water, and more when we have 3 inches.
- Posted by shermthewerm (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 15:23
|Maybe a little pricey, but how about a decorative rain barrel like this one I got at Amazon? I don't know how to link directly, but it's called Algreen 81111 Cascata Rain Water Collection and Storage System, 65-Gallon, Dark Brown. I have one right next to my front door & I get a lot of compliments on it. We used a copper rain chain with it & it looks really nice. There's an optional planter on top of the rain barrel. It's pretty shallow, but the mint that I've planted in it doesn't seem to mind (like mint is selective about where it grows!)
- Posted by wolverine1012 6 SW OH (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 15:56
|I agree with others that a rain barrel is the way to go. Yes, if it's full then the overflow will be diverted.
Try one of the big box home centers if there is one close to you. The biggest expense when ordering online is the freight. They're a little large for UPS unless you get a collapsible one. I know that Home Depot carries rain barrels and I would imagine that Lowes does also.
- Posted by Kranberriz6 7a (My Page) on Mon, Jan 28, 13 at 19:44
|I would cut into the side of the downspout and insert a funnel made just a bit smaller than the ID and hook it to a soaker hose.
|As a native southerner, I must suggest looking into the termite treatment history of your house before growing edible crops right next to the foundation. Most houses have been treated with Dursban (now banned) in the past, as well chlordane and other chemicals you might not want in your edible bed.
Sinking plastic containers into the bed would retain moisture and eliminate risk of contamination.
- Posted by albert_135 Sunset 2 or 3 (My Page) on Tue, Jan 29, 13 at 13:11
|Years ago I had a flat green plastic hose, three or four inches broad, with large holes every few inches. It fit on the bottom of the downspout and took the water to more useful places. Don't recall what it was called. Don't recall having seen once since -- 1994 I think.
|1 55 gallon barrel = one inch watering for two 4X12 beds. You need a pump, a favorable slope to the garden or have the barrel high off the ground. More than one barrel: you need to daisy-chain them. Drip will not work well with barrels. That is why sending all the water in one shot is better. It is no work once it is done, and it is all the water.
- Posted by tn_gardening (My Page) on Wed, Jan 30, 13 at 14:12
|yes, there are downspout diverters out there.
And as Kranberriz6 stated...you could build something with a simple funnel and a hose.
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The sight of a vibrant red or green or blue (or the color of your choice) is a cue for me to notice something beautiful in my environment. When I see a stunning sunrise or sunset, I'm reminded to cherish beautiful experiences. When I encounter someone in need, I'm reminded to cherish within me an act of generosity. The Navajo blessing "May you walk in beauty" catches the essence of this spiritual practice. Beauty is both a path you travel and what surrounds you on the path. In the splendor of the creation, we see its outer forms.
To the editor: The wounds of war are not always easy to see. In addition to the physical injuries sustained in conflict, countless servicemen and women have experienced psychological symptoms directly related to their deployment. Recent studies estimate that 300,000 men and women have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan with severe depression or post-traumatic stress. And there are 18 suicides on average each day among America's 25 million veterans.
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What wonderful care, love, and support we have received from our neighbors on Briarhill Road during my husband's 10-day hospital time. But the sweetest and happiest care came from six children on our street.
They knew that my husband, Pat, would be coming home from the hospital Friday afternoon and on that cold, blustery Friday morning they rang the door bell and asked if they could shovel our driveway.
As I think of the final years of my parents' lives, I note that they were characterized by a continually failing ability to remember.
With my dad and his dementia, it was mostly short-term events and people that would not come back to him.
With Mom suffering from late stage Alzheimer's, she has lost almost all recall of the distant past, or a few seconds earlier.
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On Sunday night (Dec. 27) my family and I were making our way home from Hurstbourne Lane to Crestwood. Driving on the "Gene Slider" was a mess. There wasn't one salt truck to be seen and the condition of the roads were terrible.
Numerous wrecks and people sliding off the road all due to icy roads that were not treated before or during a wintry mix.
While driving down Ky. 146 heading towards Crestwood there was a sight to be seen.
Every year I receive a Christmas card from a former favorite teacher who always says he hopes I'm thriving and flourishing. I always tell him that I am. For I believe that I have been blessed to have been around many folks I call my heroes for everyday living who have taught me the lesson of "thriveability."
It would be an understatement for me to say this is one of the most distressed Christmas holiday seasons most of us have had to endure. Normally during this time of year people are more concerned with shopping, baking cookies, putting up decorations, taking pictures of precious moments, scheduling all the holiday festivities and spending time with friends and family. Not this year.
I was required to major in philosophy during seminary. At first I resisted. But the more I understood that a philosopher is a person seeking wisdom or enlightenment, the more value I discovered in philosophy.
I studied and learned about Immanuel Kant, the German philosopher, who provided his three famous questions to ask when we are dealing with difficult things. The three questions that deal with our questioning of our assumptions are:
• What can I know?
• What should I do?
• What may I hope?
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The Perfect Portfolio Does Not Exist
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Investors of all experience levels are interested in a Holy Grail portfolio that needs no attention, succeeds in most market environments and grows to be sufficient for retirement. To that point, last week I wrote about a risk parity-lite portfolio and over the weekend the Wall Street Journal had an article titled In Search of the Perfect Portfolio.
The reality is there is no ideal portfolio, no simple portfolio that will grow to the sky with no work required. However portfolios can be constructed that are simple, rules based and that won't turn into a full time job to maintain.
Where simple is a primary objective, investors can consider broad based index funds. Even with broad based funds investors can make things very complicated by using large, mid and small cap funds. They sometimes further slice the exposure into growth and value. One theme that gained a lot of traction in 2013 was so called smart beta which weights an index by some sort of factor like low volatility, revenue or several other fundamental factors.
There is little to no need to own more than one or two domestic broad based funds. The other day we looked at the iShares Russell 2000 Value Fund (IWN). Small cap value has a tendency to outperform large cap over long periods of time due in part to being slightly more volatile but it correlates very closely to large cap. ETFReplay.com reports that IWN has a 0.88 correlation to the SPDR S&P 500 (SPY).The iShares S&P 400 Mid Cap Growth Fund (IJK) has a 0.92 correlation to SPY and a 0.91 correlation to IWN. The correlations are also high when looking at most of the smart beta ETFs too. Any of these funds might outperform for a short or long period of time but there is not much extra diversification benefit to owning six domestic funds that all have close to 0.90 correlations with each other. Whatever you choose, know there will be times where that fund does relatively poorly. This year low volatility funds have lagged far behind SPY and IWN. The next time there is a bear market SPY and IWN will lag far behind the low volatility funds.
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Marinated Baby Vidalia, Pomegranate and Goat Cheese Salad
Hello Festive Friend! The holiday season has arrived and today I'm telling you about the perfect holiday salad for when you gather your friends and family around the table. I developed this recipe for Herndon Country Farms who grow some rather wonderful onions. This recipe is for a cider-marinated sweet baby vidalia onions, pomegranate seeds and goat cheese salad with a cider vinaigrette.
The key to a happy holiday season is to make *all* entertaining fuss-free.
Click here for easy appetizer recipes that will let you spend less time at the stove and more time laughing and eating with friends and family.
Have you seen these onions at your grocery store?
They're small globes of onion sweetness sold in bunches with the greens still attached. These ones are called Lil' Bo's Petite Sweet Vidalia Onions. I'm addicted to them and am so happy that they're in season again and back on the shelves in the grocery stores.
These petite onions are salad onions with that classic sweet oniony bite. I like to add to their flavor with a bit of acid and sugar.
For this holiday salad recipe the onions are marinated in cider vinegar and sugar for a short time. Then the marinade is turned into a salad dressing, poured over top of greens, the onions, pomegranate seeds and goat cheese.
Head over to Herndon Country Farms to get my recipe for the Lil' Bo's Petite Sweet Vidalia Onion, Pomegranate Seed and Goat Cheese Salad.
What is your favorite festive holiday salad to make for friends and family? Tell me all about it in the comments section below.
There are so many tasty easy holiday recipes coming up over the coming weeks. I'd be happy to send you updates about them so that you don't miss any. Click here to get a weekly update of recipes, kitchen tips and giveaways by email.
Disclosure: Herndon Country Farms hired me to develop recipes using their petite sweet onions, to photograph the recipes and to write about them on my blog. All opinions are my own.
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Program encourages college students to take 15-credit semesters
Kentucky college students are being urged to get on the fast track to graduate.
On Wednesday, Lt. Gov. Jerry Abramson announced a statewide campaign called "15 to Finish."
It encourages students to complete 15-credit schedules each semester.
Supporters say doing so will save time and money while getting students into the workforce sooner.
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Dr. John Seibel graduated from University of Minnesota Medical School in 1978. Dr. Seibel has one office in New Mexico.
Specializing in the field of Endocrinology, Dr. Seibel is prepared to treat patients for a variety of hormonal diseases and disorders. Dr. Seibel can diagnose and create treatment plans for conditions such as growth disorders, obesity, low testosterone, osteoporosis and various thyroid disorders, among others. Dr. Seibel is also trained to practice Diabetology.
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What does Biagio seem to indicate is the main reason for the Baron's death?
(a) the plague
(b) his wife had died
(c) disappointment over life
(d) an old war injury
2. For what reason has Cosimo found that Ottimo Massimo does not come back often?
(a) he is being fed better at another house
(b) he has found a female dog
(c) he has died
(d) he stays with a widow
3. Why does Cosimo finally have to pay attention to life again?
(a) the trees need pruning
(b) his brother is ill
(c) his dog comes back
(d) a pack of woves enter town
4. Who has written Father Sulpicio about revolutionary ideas?
(a) the church
(b) the Abbe
(c) Cosimo's mother
(d) Cosimo's younger brother
5. Where does Cosimo send three French soldiers who have come through the woods?
(a) to his brother's house
(b) to bathe
(c) through the east part of the woods
(d) to Viola's old house
Short Answer Questions
1. What does Viola want Cosimo to allow?
2. How does it seem the girls who spend the night with Cosimo feel?
3. How do the townspeople feel about Cosimo and Viola's relationship?
4. How many others are meeting with him?
5. Why is a girl on a horse riding hard across the field for the trees?
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Lay Mission update from Pakistan
Many of you may remember Annie Budiongan who was a lay missionary in Ireland for many years. Beginning in 1995 she worked in St Conleth's Parish, Newbridge, Co Kildare and in 1998 she moved to work in the Columban Parish of St Josephs's, Ballcurris, Ballymun.
Annie returned to the Philippines to become Coordinator of Columban Lay Mission in 2001 and these days her missionary journey continues with her assignment to Pakistan.
This December 2008 Annie sent us Christmas and New Year Greetings
"It's Christmas time once again. Time for celebration and thanksgiving for God's unconditional love and presence in our lives, that God became one of us and lived among us. Remembering too, friends who always have been there and faithful, despite my very limited communications these past months... years… I don't really have very good excuses but I hope you will understand.
I have been here in Pakistan since May 2007. A lot of things had happened since then and so far my experiences have been so varied and challenging. I started learning the Urdu language and at the same time gradually emerging into the Pakistani culture. At first the feeling of excitement of something new and different was great as my ideals of missionary life kept my energy high. However, after a little while I have finally landed to my new reality, and needed to be more realistic rather than being idealistic to be able to live life to the full. I'm happy for being here and I continue to celebrate life with the people I journey with.
Wishing you and your family a blessed Christmas and Grace-filled Year 2009
Love and prayers,
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Columban Companions in Mission is an initiative of the Columban Missionaries in Ireland and is a network of people who share the Columban Concerns for justice, care for the earth and mutual respect between peoples of different cultures and faiths.
My name is Claire Carey and I am the Coordinator of Columban Companions in Ireland. I have been working as Coordinator since September 2008. Over the years I have been connected with the Columban Missionaries in a variety of ways. I spent some years as a lay missionary in Korea and then worked as Coordinator of Columban Lay Mission in Ireland, so I am very glad to be reconnected with the work and mission of the Columbans through this new initiative.
I welcome opportunities to meet with people who are interested in connecting with our network and through personal contact and through this website I hope that Columban Companions will offer you opportunities to:
- Stay connected and informed with news of Columban Mission in Ireland and overseas
- Share in opportunities for reflection and debate on issues of faith, justice and ecology
- Link with people both locally and overseas who see to work in solidarity and hope for a better world
- Become involved in projects and events that support the Columban concerns and deepen our understanding of mission
- Make use of our resources for action and reflection on justice, ecology and building respect between cultures and faiths
- Deepen your spirituality and share in our vision to create a more just world, where people of different cultures and faiths respect each other, and are mindful of the web of creation that sustains us all.
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Over the years Friends of the Earth are a group we have collaborated with on many issues affecting the environment. Their latest initiative on climate change looks like an excellent opportunity to engage more people in working together to make a practical response to the challenges we face:
"Friends of the Earth will be in the Metropole hotel in Cork on Wednesday the 6th of May at 7.30pm. This is for the Cork installment of our series of multimedia presentations on climate change happening around the country this spring. The talks are titled "The Big Ask: Can we stop climate change?" and are part of a nationwide tour. Friends of the Earth has teamed up with Gavin Harte for the Big Ask Tour. Gavin is a high profile spokesperson on environmental and sustainability issues in Ireland and has been for many years. Admission to the events is free.
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A jamboree for Cub scouts
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The Afri Annual Famine Walk - 21 years on the road
The first Doolough Famine Walk was organised by Afri in 1988. It was organised in the context of the 150th anniversary of the Great Famine, which we wanted to ensure would not slip by unnoticed, as had happened on the 100th anniversary. But not only did we want to ensure that the 150th anniversary of the Great Famine would be commemorated, but that it would be done in a way that addressed the injustices and inequalities that continue to create similar conditions for millions of people throughout the world today.
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The snow that caused transport chaos also brought great beauty to Dalgan Park . It also gave us an opportunity to see how the birds and animals that live in Dalgan can adapt to conditions that most of them have probably not experienced in their short lives
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. After June stayed a week and left, who did Jack and Ruby start to baby?
(a) The dogs.
(b) The hamster.
(c) The neighborhood raccoon.
(d) The cats.
2. Who was supposed to watch the mule while Jack and Ruby were away?
(a) Burr.
(b) Roland.
(c) Tiny Fran.
(d) June.
3. When they first met, how did Jack look at Ruby?
(a) Sadly.
(b) Scornfully.
(c) Woefully.
(d) Like she was something valuable.
4. What was the real reason Cecil came to visit?
(a) To get a dinner invitation.
(b) To try to save Ruby's soul.
(c) To get Jack to come to church.
(d) To tease Jack.
5. What did Ruby have to teach herself to do?
(a) Cook.
(b) Hitch a mule.
(c) Fold napkins.
(d) Sleep with her eyes open.
Short Answer Questions
1. What did Jack and Ruby used to think about people who babied their pets?
2. At the end of the story, who does Jack think has visited him in the night?
3. Who did Tiny Fran blame for the way Roland turned out?
4. Who did Ruby test recipes on?
5. What is Jack's physique?
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Photographers at McCue Photography don't work inside a stuffy, unnatural studio. Rather, they tote their equipment to any location the clients choose, which can be anywhere from a picturesque park to a ruggedly urban bus stop. Though they customize each highly stylized shoot to suit each subject's personality and vision, they conclude with a flurry of no-frills natural shots. The photographers find that this type of candid finale often yields the best images of day, capturing kids goofing around, couples unwinding, and families inadvertently recreating the opening credits of Full House.
Though the original Shangri-La may have been a mythical utopia, the Shangri-La Spa and Wellness Studio is a real, brick-and-mortar escape from the stresses of everyday life. Here, massage therapists alleviate tension with careful kneading, a medical esthetician turns back time with anti-aging facials, and a makeup artist teaches clients how to apply flattering cosmetics. But the studio doesn't focus on bettering the body alone. Free monthly meditation workshops help participants to center themselves, while Cell Free Sundays encourage participants to unplug and simply draw a smiley face when they feel like taking a selfie.
J. Bruno's Salon & Barbershop may be small, but it has a big heart and an even bigger sense of obligation to keep its clients looking good. This salon is staffed by friendly stylists who can revamp women's silhouettes with haircuts, which they always start with a quick chat about what the client wants and what hair-shape will best accentuate a recently purchased monocle. Barbers are on hand to help men look dapper with fades, tapers, razor lines, and warm lather shaves. Since the team considers looks from head to toe, they also offer to update digits with manicures and pedicures.
CODA Music Therapy Services, LLC (CODA MTS) is a privately owned agency which specializes in providing music therapy services within schools & hospitals and early childhood music & movement classes. CODA MTS offers a number of services which provide Creative Opportunities for Developing the Abilities of our clients.
A checkered-flag door rises from the 1950s-style gas station facade of Corky?s Detailing Shack, where owner Robert Elliot welcomes cars inside for a personally performed detailing. Elliot?s washes use only 100% purified water without the grime of reclaimed alternatives or inefficient spit shines, and his interior detailing services go so far as to remove seats during steam cleaning if necessary. Paintless dent removal, window tinting, and stain guards help maintain aesthetic appearances, and the garage's hydraulic lift assists with more extensive services that range from brake and tire repairs to light electrical repair.
A mid-Michigan institution since 1929, the Lansing Symphony Orchestra performs for more than 20,000 visitors every year. Music director and conductor Timothy Muffitt currently leads its roster of professional musicians in concerts that explore a variety of musical styles, including classical masterworks, a pops and chamber series, and brassy big-band engagements.


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As we continue the conversation about breast cancer, we wanted to share the story of a survivor.
Breast cancer is a disease in which early detection is key, even though getting a mammogram may seem scary.
ILLINOIS -- The state wants to give babies a new test when they're born.
URBANA -- Lung cancer kills 160,00 Americans annually and is the leading cause of cancer-related deaths in both men and women.


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The Dinner Hour is a one hour radio show that airs weekly on
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FM Dial). Your hostess for the show is Robin McDermott. The show is on from 5:00pm to 6:00pm
and the show replays on Saturday mornings at 9:00am. If you ever
wish to hear a show that you missed, they are archived on this site.
On the show I discuss food with a focus on fresh, local and healthy.
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February 14th, 2009
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for Robin's article in Vermont's Local Banquet on
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Dan Barber's talk on gavage on YouTube.com
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food/unsustainable practices come about.
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2007 Recipe Booklet or the
2006 Recipe Booklet.
here for the Mad River Valley Localvore Project
Recipe Database for recipes on homemade yogurt and
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Recipe for Corn Chowder and corn broth
Bill McKibben tells us about his experiment eating
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