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Friday, July 11, 2008
OPEC Warns War With Iran Would Cause 'Unlimited' Oil Price Hike
I had three thoughts in quick succesion upon reading this headline and the intro to this article.
1) Are you threatening us?
2) We've already got our own damn oil. Not to mention if we attack Iran, their oil is now ours. Not to mention Iran's oil was owned by us (American oil companies) long before it was nationalized by Iran.
3) So, what is your bloody point?
A few dollars more at the pump whether in the short term or long term is a small price to pay for my life and safety.
The things I would do if I was president!
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Time to Invade!
Iran Test-Fires Missiles Capable of Hitting Israeli, U.S. Bases
Days like this make me wish I could be president for a week. Meaning, a week is all it would and should take to add a new new notch to our imperialist bed post.
In my first blog post, I want to give you an inkling of what to expect.
As a former art dealer, who has a degree in genetics, a passion for philosophy, a love of American history, big business, great movies, and traveling, you are warned to expect opiniated, unconventional -- but hopefully well-reasoned -- thoughts on just about anything. I am going to try to stick to politics, enconomics, art and philosophy.
I hope to use the blog to advertise some of my favorite things, as well as a forum to rant about topics ranging from the evils of environmentalism to the stupdity of our next president. Yes, Bush is not the smartest man to have led this great country, but I fear our next president is going to really annoy me -- so I might as well get my fingers warmed up.
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John W. Gosselin
Gosselin, John William 78, died Saturday, September 1, 2012, at his home in Batavia. He was born on February 20, 1934, in Aurora, Illinois, to John Stephen Gosselin and Betty Gosselin (nee Willoughby). He graduated from West Aurora High School in 1952 and from
Beloit College
in 1956, where he was a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. He received the degree of Juris Doctor from the University of Chicago in 1959. Mr. Gosselin was an attorney in the Batavia law firm of Benson, Mair and Gosselin and was the City Attorney of Batavia for many years. He was a member of the Illinois Bar Association, the Kane County Bar Association and the Batavia Moose Lodge. He is survived by his wife of 56 years, Judith Gosselin (nee Wheeler); his four children, Kathleen Gosselin (Arnold Kalnins), Gabrielle Gosselin Clai (Rudy), John W. Gosselin, and Thomas Gosselin (Stephanie) and by his grandchildren, Wilson Willoughby Gosselin, Margaret Rose Gosselin and Frances Mae Gosselin. He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Charles Gosselin; and his sister, Susan Gosselin Preihs. Per his request there will be no visitation. Burial will be private. Memorials may be directed to Provena Hospice, 799 S. McLean Boulevard, Suite 101, Elgin, Illinois 60123. For additional information, contact Moss Family Funeral Home, 630-879-7900 or
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It's no secret that I am a MASSIVE fan of Bugsy Malone - in fact, on introducing my Pixie to people, the first thing people of a certain age ask is "oh, like in the film Bugsy Malone?" and yes, I have to say, it was my inspiration for her name.
I grew up singing and dancing my heart out in many a stage school production and the film, directed by Alan Parker, always captivated and enthralled me. In fact, I would go as far as saying that the film inspired my love for all things glamorous and from that era! I must have watched the film in excess of 50 times, and it was one of the first films I introduced the kids to, and they, like me are utterly hooked! The boys (of course!) love the hoodlums, boxers and splurge guns and the Pixie loves the singing, dancing and the dresses! It's a smash hit all around. I have often wondered why it hadn't hit the West End/Broadway and it seems I am not the only one to wonder this..........
Future Cinema are pioneers of LIVE cinema and have taken over the beautiful Troxy theatre in the heart of the East End and transformed it into Fat Sam's Grand Slam. We were so SO lucky to be invited along and so, donned our best glad rags and hit the joint for some thrills and spills.
"You give a little love and it all comes back to you" |
"We're the very best at being BAD GUYS" |
"You know what, you look like you put your face on backwards this morning" |
"You know you're gonna be remembered, by the things you say and do" |
"Anybody who is anybody will soon walk through that door" |
"Plans are made here, games are played here" |
"I like my men at my feet" |
"You're one good lookin' broad" |
"Keep a cool head and keep those fingers pumping, coz remember, it's history your writing" |
"NO...MY name is Tallulah" |
This was an experience like NO other. You are actually in the film, whilst watching the film. It is such a brilliant concept and it is very hard to tell who is part of the cast and who is part of the audience. This is audience participation on another level. From the moment we arrived, we were part of the show - recruited into Dandy Dan's gang we had to smuggle in splurge to the Troxy via the Chinese laundry and sniggered as Dandy Dan himself bawled out HAW for not listening to his instructions! I was a bit miffed to be called a "dumb blonde broad" but the kids were hysterical at seeing us bawled out.
We took our seats for spaghetti and meatballs (not to mention the mocktails) and were then entertained for the next few hours. There is a weird interlude where future cinema highlight what they have coming up, which didn't really fit in with what was going on and wasn't suitable for a kids matinee (maybe save that for the end guys?!) and a clip of Harold Lloyd which was brilliantly intersected into the event.
The highlight for me was watching the film on the big screen - I have only ever seen this on the TV so it was a real thrill to watch on a cinema screen and the fact that throughout the film the actors mingle and portray what is going on is nothing short of spectacular.
Of course, the highlight for the kids was the splurge fight at the end - it was highly charged and exactly how it is in the film - everyone was up, singing and dancing and you are actively encouraged to get on the stage or fire a splurge.
It was a truly magical day out and I am already planning going back with grown up friends for an evening of entertainment as I found out that once the show is over, a DJ comes out and it turns into a club!
So if you want to book, what I consider to be one of the best day out in London, you haven't got long.
It is only running until the 29th April 2012.
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Daft Punk announce tracklisting for Random Access Memories
Daft Punk have announced the tracklisting to their forthcoming new album Random Access Memories via Twitter's Vine app.
The duo are set to release their long-awaited new album on May 21. The record, which is the follow-up to 2005's Human After All, includes collaborations with synth pioneer Giorgio Moroder and Nile Rogers.
A trailer played at last weekend's Coachella Festival in California, which teased the track "Get Lucky" also confirmed rumours that Pharrell Williams and Julian Casablancas will also feature on the LP.
The tracklisting to 'Random Access Memories':
'Give Life Back to Music'
'The Game of Love'
'Giorgio by Moroder'
'Instant Crush'
'Lose Yourself to Dance'
'Get Lucky'
'Fragments of Time'
'Doin' It Right'
Earlier this week, Daft Punk revealed that they have also been working on tracks for Kanye West's next album. The duo said that they had made two songs with Kanye and that the rapper was "screaming primally" on his vocal takes. "It was very raw: he was rapping – kind of screaming primally, actually," Thomas Bangalter said in an interview with Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo adding. "Kanye doesn't give a fuck. He's a good friend."
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noun \ˌtü-ə-ˈtär-ə\ plural tu·a·tara or tu·a·taras
Definition of TUATARA
: a large spiny quadrupedal reptile (Sphenodon punctatum) of islands off the coast of New Zealand that has a vestigial third eye in the middle of the forehead representing the pineal gland and that is the only surviving rhynchocephalian
Origin of TUATARA
Maori tuatàra
First Known Use: 1890
noun (Concise Encyclopedia)Either of two species (Sphenodon punctatus and S. guntheri) of lizardlike nocturnal reptiles of the order Sphenodontida, found on certain islets of New Zealand. Up to 2 ft. (60 cm) long and weighing over 2 lb (1 kg), tuataras have two pairs of well-developed limbs, a scaly crest down the neck and back, a third eyelid that closes horizontally, and a pineal eye between the two normal eyes. A bony arch behind the eyes distinguishes tuataras from lizards. They eat insects, other small animals, and birds' eggs. In the spring the females lay 8–15 eggs away from their burrow. Tuataras may live 60 years or more..
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Working out can be tough by itself and we constantly have to push ourselves to go to gym. Step in the workout partner who is there to support and push us to never stop and they request that you do the same for them. However it's not always that simple. Partners can turn bad and you yourself can be the problem. Let's look at some pros and cons as to why a workout partner is good and bad for you.
Pros of having a workout partner:
- You partner will push you to go to gym when you feel lazy
- Will support you with the more difficult exercises like the bench press
- You influence and motivate each other to work out harder
- You don't feel alone in your quest to lose weight or bulk up
- Having a friend with you will boost you confidence automatically meaning you get more done without feeling like everyone is staring at you
- You can share nutrition plans and ideas boosting you success
Cons of having a workout partner:
- When you are both lazy you will sabotage each other into not going to gym. It's ok to not go to gym when you both feel tired right?
- Partners can sabotage your workout when they think they are superior to you. They will neglect your rest times or not help enough because their workout is more important.
- Workouts can be severely sabotaged when workout time becomes a "fun" time rather than working out. Yes it should be enjoyable, that is very important but don't make it hurt your workout.
- When both of you do not have the same goals in mind, fights might occur. Make sure you are both aiming for the same result.
- Be careful of a workout partner that is always making excuses to not go to gym and that is aiming for the easy exercises all the time. They do not really want to be there and they will drag you down with them.
As we see there are many pros and cons of having a workout partner. It really depends on the person you pick as a workout partner. Some people are a match made in heaven and some a match made in hell. I've definitely had my fair share of partners from hell. They cost me quite some time which is now wasted and I can never get back. But I've had a partner that was really great, I've never made so much progress in such a short time and working out was super fun.
Always remember you deserve the best, only get partners that boost you. And if you cannot find a partner, all is not lost. Working out alone is just as fun, however then you have to rely on your own self-discipline and you should see yourself as your own workout partner, you need to push yourself and keep on being persistent.


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Shelby Jean Self Morrow, 59, of Athens, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014, at a local hospital.
She was the daughter of the late John Self and Gladys Jean Dillard Goss. She was born in Copperhill, and spent the majority of her life in Polk and Bradley counties. She was a loving mother and grandmother and was of the Baptist faith.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Sharon Morrow; and brother, Jackie Self.
She is survived by her five children: Alan Morrow of Cleveland, Anthony Morrow of Ringgold, Ga., Renee Grand and husband, Hubert, of Robbinsville, N.C., Christie Williams and husband, Douglas, of Rocky Face, Ga., and Loyd Goss and fiancée, Cassandra Morrow of Athens; siblings: Arlene Simons and husband, Jimmy, of Benton, Jenny Coker of Etowah, Lucky Self and Herman Self, both of Polk County, Dot Self of Ocoee, Charles Self of Arizona, Anna Mae Millican of Dothan, Ala., and Marie Cross of Cleveland; seven grandchildren, and other extended family members.
A graveside service will be held 3 p.m. Saturday, March 1, 2014, at the Lower Yellow Creek Cemetery in Robbinsville, N.C.
The family will receive friends from noon to 1 p.m. Saturday at Serenity Funeral Home and Cremation Center of Etowah.
We invite you to visit the Morrow family guestbook and send a message of comfort to www.serenityfunerals.com.


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Gabrielle Rappolt-Schlichtmann, Samantha G. Daley, and L. Todd Rose
Harvard Education Press, 2012
This fascinating and inventive book surveys the UDL research field in comprehensive detail while pointing—in imaginative and necessary ways—to crucial research undertakings yet to come.
In recent years there has been heightened interest in Universal Design for Learning (UDL), particularly within the worlds of education policy and practice. As a framework that reduces barriers and maximizes learning opportunities for all students, UDL provides a powerful and comprehensive answer to the growing call for more "personalized" curricular materials that can accommodate the full diversity of learners and teachers within the education system.
This book considers the major research areas that underlie UDL and call out for further exploration in the years ahead. Each of the book's six chapters includes a groundbreaking article that is centrally related to the larger UDL project, along with reflections on that article by contemporary researchers. As David H. Rose notes in his afterword, "the authors of this collection have set out to do more than revitalize and illuminate the foundations of UDL. They have set out also to prepare the field—to set the context—for the kind of research that needs to come now."


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Arbor Day
Arbor Day
Palm Coast's annual Arbor Day, with the theme "Feed a Mouth, Get a Tree, Grow a Community," celebrates the City's love of trees and commitment to environmental stewardship. The day-long event at Central Park features a tree give-away, butterfly release, fun activities for children, food drive, exhibits, and Flagler Schools' Service Learning, STEM and Innovative Teaching Expo. Kicking off the day is the 5K Root Run/Walk and 1 Mile Flutter Foam Fun Run/Walk.
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3 robeless transmogrification looks for the fashionable caster {WoW}
Mar 29th 2012 7:41PM It's only a skirt if you're wearing underwear or are female. Otherwise, it's a way to make sure the sheep never hear your pants zipper :)
Does gender matter when designing your user interface? {WoW}
Mar 6th 2012 10:13PM I have all my buttons because I hate going through my spellbook to find stuff. Sure, I may not use that spell much, but inevitably when I do need it, it'll be in a time crunch situation. Buttons are faster. I just set transparency so they aren't very visible, and that way they're there without being obvious. Check thewownoob.blogspot.com to see what it looks like.
Preparing a money making strategy for Mists of Pandaria {WoW}
Feb 19th 2012 10:10PM Heck, you can make decent gold off the gold-poor right now. Not everyone wants to shell out 300+ gold for a cut inferno ruby gem, so I've carved out a nice little niche in the carnelian market. LFR gear+alts=profit!
Q&A with your roleplaying questions {WoW}
Feb 19th 2012 8:48PM I play on an RP realm, and I do (well, I run everywhere anyway, even if numlock never enters into it). I've seen people strolling along and talking, but they're a bit of a minority.
Heart of the Aspects video and giveaway {WoW}
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Totem Talk: 5 ways to look like a bad restoration shaman {WoW}
Feb 14th 2012 11:00PM Telluric currents will really help (speaking as someone who regularly runs LFR with her undergeared resto shaman). If you can pick up some potions of concentration (or make 'em), they help to give you an extra mana cooldown. And don't be afraid to cancel-cast.
In defense of intellect plate {WoW}
Feb 6th 2012 9:09AM I say...
Give disc and holy priests a talent that converts hit to spirit. Get rid of spirit cloth. Put either mages or warlocks in spell plate. You've gotten rid of the special snowflake problem and taken some of the strain off cloth wearers. Heck, why not put unholy DKs in spell plate as well, then you have....
6 specs in to hit cloth
3 specs in agility leather
2 specs in caster leather
5 specs in agility mail
2 specs in caster mail
4 specs in strength plate
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Totem Talk: How much do resto shaman set bonuses and mastery matter? {WoW}
Jan 18th 2012 12:11AM Went and checked the armory. It's Foul Gift of the Demon Lord.
Totem Talk: How much do resto shaman set bonuses and mastery matter? {WoW}
Jan 18th 2012 12:09AM There's a decent healing/dps trinket in one of the twilight dungeons. I forget which one. Also, my shaman is ele/resto, and uses the same gear for most stuff. It's decent enough in LFR, but I do go oom fast without other good healers around, and I wouldn't heal a 10 man in it.


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As a girl of just 13 or 14, Amita perched in her aunts' hair salon and watched with fascination as they snipped clients' tresses. Today, Amita still watches the flash of scissors, but now they are in the hands of skilled stylists in her own salon.
Amita bustles through the shop, mixing honey, sugar, and lemon to create her own wax for hair-removal treatments, her specialty. She also mixes her own all-natural henna paste for embellishing hands and feet with elaborate whorls and loops. This attentiveness to the products used in her salon, combined with more than a quarter century of experience in the industry, has led Amita to insist that her stylists wield quality elixirs from Paul Mitchell and Biolage. The salon's skincare specialists employ Repêchage products to renew visages wrinkled from a lifetime of frowning at a Rubik's cube.
Tattoo artist Mario Barth has a long way since his difficult beginnings. Mario grew up in Austria at a time when tattooing wasn't just taboo, it was completely illegal. Despite numerous obstacles, he pursued his passion for the art form. His hard work paid off; he's since become a world-renowned artist and winner of more than 200 international awards. In addition to these accolades, Mario works with celebrities such as Lenny Kravitz and Sylvester Stallone. So, founding Starlight Tattoo might seem like a footnote in his storied history, but he still hand selects every artist the employs.?
Natalya—a certified permanent-makeup artist and a board-certified cosmetologist—draws on 15 years of experience as she embellishes the faces that find their way into her Permanent Makeup Zone. While working in New York and Europe, she honed her micropigmentation skills, which she uses to subtly accentuate lips, eyes, and brows. Under her adept hands, lips receive soft outlines and sparse brows regain their boldness, which she creates with her soft hair-stroke technique and cauldron full of natural hues.
In addition to elective adornments, Natalya also obscures scars and beautifies clients who suffer from makeup or Crayola allergies. She also primps men by applying small dots of color around their lash lines, which makes glances more seductive without hampering their ability to blink in code. While she works, she uses sterile and disposable supplies—as well as and topical anesthetics—all with the approval of the local health department. She also performs an allergy test on each of her clients 24 hours before she indelibly dolls them up, to avoid adverse reactions.
Perfect Brows NYC doesn't just remove hair above the eyes; the studio removes it from all over the body using three different methods. Its threading services uproot follicles on the face with a twisted cotton thread. And during waxing services, a thin layer of molten wax covers fuzzy areas and adheres to hairs before pulling them from the root. The third method used, called sugaring, is an organic alternative that removes hair with a natural paste made from sugar, lemon juice, guar gum, and water. This method is proven to provide less breakage and ingrown hairs and to leave clients with skin as smooth as a newborn dolphin. Each method provides a blank canvas for the studio's other services, which include henna work and facials.


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"Standing in an empty parking lot four years ago, I never dreamed that we'd be so successful, or that the city would embrace the Justice League they way it did," reflects Delores Tronco, who, along with a entrepreneurial cartel of committed chefs, restaurateurs and street-food slingers, started the Justice League of Street Food in 2009, blazing the way for food trucks all over the city.
On Saturday, the Justice League hosted its last street-food shindig at 3459 Ringsby Court, in the parking lot of the TAXI development. "We want to go out on a high note, as opposed to just fading into irrelevance, or putting on events that we can no longer be proud of," Tronco said last week.
Photos by Lori Midson for Westword
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Program Code | 12224 |
Graduate Level | Postgraduate |
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UAC Code | UAC Website |
CRICOS Code | 069206E |
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Further Information | AHPRA Letter Regarding Registration The links provided under "Further Information" are to be read in addition to the approved program documentation, detailed below. |
This program provides an opportunity to obtain a registrable qualification in Dental Therapy thus allowing graduates to perform restorative dental care for children and young adults. The program is delivered on a trimester basis and involves blocks of clinical skill acquisition followed by consolidation of skills on placement.
Why study with us?
The Discipline of Oral Health already provides an accredited program in Oral Health that leads to a qualification as a Dental Hygienist. Building on our success in this area, we have recruited an international expert to develop and deliver our new postgraduate program. Our teaching staff are experienced, expert and enthusiastic. Our facilities are contemporary and conform to all quality practices.
Career Opportunities
Graduates will be equipped with personal and professional knowledge, skills and attributes that will allow them to pursue higher clinical, education, research and leadership careers in oral health care. Immediately on qualifying, graduates will be eligible to register and practice as Dental Therapists and Oral Health Therapists in a range of clinical settings. Graduates will have the opportunity to work as clinical teachers in the tertiary sector, in research and in oral health administration.
Study a Language
All domestic students can now enrol in an undergraduate Diploma in Languages alongside their main degree program. This diploma will enhance proficiency in another language or languages, and will increase international career opportunities. Subject to course availability, this additional program will generally add an extra year to studies, and students will graduate with a Diploma in Languages as well as their other degree. Please note that all language courses are held on campus (face to face) at Callaghan.
International students cannot enrol concurrently in the Diploma in Languages alongside their primary program unless they can complete both programs within the duration of their primary program CoE. For more information please contact the ESOS Student Compliance Unit email@example.com.
Admission Requirements
Bachelor of Oral Health degree or equivalent qualification and clinical experience as prescribed by the regulatory and accrediting bodies or any qualification eligible for registration as a Dental Hygienist or Dental Therapist in any state or territory of Australia.
Please be aware that the current standard English language competency for registration as a practitioner in your discipline in most states of Australia is IELTS 7.0.
Selection Criteria
Current First Aid Certificate; Immunization status as required by NSW Health policy
Credit Transfer
If you wish to apply for credit for studies completed at another institution or if you are changing programs within the University and wish to transfer your credit to new program go to http://www.newcastle.edu.au/service/credit-transfer/ and click on How to apply for credit.
Practical Experience
Students will participate in clinical practice throughout the program. It is anticipated that students will complete approximately 328 hours of clinical practice and practice placements during the program. Clinical placements will be an integral feature of the curriculum and students will attend a variety of placements in urban and rural settings.
Professional Accreditation
Subject to professional accreditation by the Australian Dental Council and the Dental Board of Australia, graduates from the Graduate Diploma in Dental Therapy Program will be eligible for registration in Australia as Dental Therapists.
International Students
Please be aware that the current standard English language competency for registration as a practitioner in your discipline in most states of Australia is IELTS 7.0.
Special Needs
Students who have impaired function in their hands or arms, or a visual impairment will have difficulty undertaking this program. It is highly advisable for any prospective student with such a disability to contact the Faculty to discuss the issue. The Faculty accepts responsibility, in liaison with the student Support Unit, for providing reasonable accommodations to allow students with disabilities to complete the program.
The Grad Dip Dental Therapy program aims to attract Indigenous Australian applicants and those from rural backgrounds in accordance with the attached admissions policy. Additional academic support will be provided as required and both academic and social networks will be developed. Appropriate support and advice would be sought from Student Support Services.
Additional Information
The Graduate Diploma in Dental Therapy program is mentally and physically demanding and applicants will be required to provide clinical care for patients throughout the course of the program. The Grad Dip is structured to promote independence in both learning and practice and there is an increasing emphasis on problem based and experiential learning as the program progresses. The 12 month program will be based at Ourimbah with one course available through distance learning (detailed later). During Trimesters 1,2 and 3, students will be required to spend up to four weeks in a clinical placement and it is likely that they will be required to meet all expenses associated with these placements.
Students will be required to purchase their own set of restorative hand instruments. In addition, students will need to provide documentary evidence of current Criminal Records Check, First Aid Certificate and immunization status as determined by NSW Health Policy
Recommended Studies
Requirements and Structure
The Grad Dip Dental Therapy program is an 80 Unit Postgraduate program. There are four 20-unit courses within the program operating over a three Trimester basis. It is an on-campus program with some online learning elements. The fourth course takes the form of an online course which students complete in Trimester Three. This program is available on a full time basis only.
Transition Arrangements
Course Information
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Complete the following core courses to fulfil the requirements of this program. | |||
ORHL6001 | Restorative Dentistry | Not currently offered | 20 units |
Paediatric Dentistry
Students must have successfully completed ORHL6001 to undertake this course. |
Not currently offered | 20 units |
Management of Acute Conditions in Oral Health
Students must have successfully completed ORHL6001 and ORHL6002 to undertake this course. |
Not currently offered | 20 units |
Comprehensive Oral Health Care
Students must have successfully completed ORHL6001 and ORHL6002 to undertake this course. |
Not currently offered | 20 units |


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4 According as he hath chosen us in him, before the foundation of the world, that we should be holy and without blame before him in love: | 4 For he chose us in him before the creation of the world to be holy and blameless in his sight. In love |
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The weather was perfect! The atmosphere festive! Everyone having a great time! We had 70 teams running this year – last year we had 37. Bimbo Bakeries USA provided great treats for all the runners – a hit for sure! Wishard Eskenazi Health came with the most company teams – five teams – and plans on having more next year.
Favorite post run food? Chocolate milk
Why do you run? In addition to keeping me sane most days, it centers me and helps me be a better person.
How many marathons/half marathons/5ks have you done? 4 marathons, around 10 half marathons and no 10k or 5ks.
Favorite race you've ever done? The Chicago Marathon, my first one, many years ago.
Bucket list item you plan to cross off soon? Learn to swim
Favorite music? I love all kinds, could never narrow it down to a favorite. Although, Jimmy Buffett is high on my list this time of year.
Favorite vacation spot? "Up North" Michigan
Family? Husband, John, and 2 kids. Vincent is 11 and Sydney is 7.
How did you hear about BoMF? What has BoMF meant to you? Why did you stick with it? I heard about BoMF through a friend at the same time I was looking for some new volunteer opportunities. I have loved every minute I have spent with BoMF. Through all the people I have met, residents and non-residents, they have inspired and encouraged me to learn to love better those around me and to always be grateful. Once you start, it's easy to stick with because of the people. I continue to be humbled by the amazing people that I am surrounded with each time I show up to run.
What is your favorite memory of a time with BoMF so far?It's hard to narrow it down. I have many great memories. If I had to narrow it down though, it would be a tie between running the Carmel half marathon with Joe, Barb and Deb and attending the BoMF Birthday Bash. It was especially great seeing all the guys,not only in the daylight, but also, all dressed up and looking sharp!
Advice for people who might want to start running with BoMF? 5:45am is not as early as it seems :). It's a great way to start the day.
Thanks for your dedication to the team Lori! Keep up the great work!
Running Shoe Size: 8
Home Town: Shelbyville, IN
Fave Music: Heavy Metal and Rock N Roll
Fave Post Race Food: Bananas
Fave Food: Pepperoni Pizza
In what branch of the military did you serve? Marines
Most memorable BoMF memory? "Probably the Joseph Maley Run last July. I set a goal of 35 minutes and I met it."
Why did you come out for the BoMF team? "My leg was in bad shape and I thought coming out to run with Back on My Feet would help."
What difference has BoMF made in your life? "My leg feel feels better and I'm in much better shape. The friendships are a positive influence and the volunteers are encouraging. And of course I appreciate the grant money."
What's most challenging aspect of your life right now and how are you meeting that challenge? "Getting up in the morning. I am NOT a morning person."
What races have you run in with BoMF? "A bunch – I've been running with the team for about a year. Some of the races are Carmel 5K, Out Run the Sun, Pogue's Run, Eagle Creek Trail Run, Indy Monumental 5K and the BoMF 42K Relay"
What do you like to do in your spare time? "Well I'm a pretty good car mechanic and I like to play chess online."
BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals) "I want to secure a steady income and my my own place."
We give a runner's salute to Tony for his commitment to the team and a pat on the back for improving his running times and distance.
Shoe Size? Running shoes – 9; non-running shoes – 7.5
Favorite post run food? Coffee since it's usually early in the morning!
Why do you run? I love the challenge and the "me" time to clear my mind, and I love my friendships that have developed from running. My closest friends started out as running partners before we really knew one another.
How many marathons/half marathons/5ks have you done? Zero marathons; 6 half marathons, lots of 5Ks
Favorite race you've ever done? Nashville Half Marathon
Bucket list item you plan to cross off soon? Completing my first full marathon this year, along with getting married and turning 30!
Favorite music? Anything with lyrics, I like it all!
Favorite vacation spot? Anywhere by water- I love the beach, northern Michigan, my parents' lake house!
Family? Getting married in April- so that will make a husband, Peter! I have one sister who is marries with 2 kids.
What is your favorite memory of a time with BoMF so far? I really enjoyed the 42K relay last October, and I have a particularly fond memory of one of the resident members laying out his plan on how he was going to better his situation during one of our Saturday morning training runs.
Advice for people who might want to start running with BoMF? You don't have to be a runner to join! But it's difficult not to be motivated when you're surrounded by a group of runners. It's a great way to meet all different types of people and help a great cause while you're doing it.
Running Shoe Size:10
Home Town/Family: Milwaukee, Wisconsin, two sisters, one brother
Fave Athletes/Coaches: Tim Duncan, (center San Antonio Spurs), Tom Brady (QB New England Patriots), Bobby Knight (former IU basketball coach)
Fave Music: Easy Listening
Fave Post Race Food: Fruit
Fave Food: Baked Chicken
In what branch did you serve? Navy, four years as a machinist
Most memorable BoMF memory? Climbing what seemed like mountains in the Planet Adventure trail run. Leon and I were jumping logs and encouraging a group of female runners and they were doing the same to us.
Why did you come out for the BoMF team? To be part of a group and be held accountable. It makes you get up in the morning and run. I like the races, the individual accomplishments and cheering each other on.
What difference has BoMF made in your life? I'm more physically fit and mentally tough.
What's most challenging aspect of your life right now and how are you meeting that challenge? Right now it's getting a job.
What races have you run in with BoMF? Which one was your fave? Outrun the Sun, Joseph Maley Run, Drumstick Dash, Planet Adventure Trail Run, Trinity Trot and the BoMF 42K Relay. I'd say the 42K Relay and the Planet Adventure Trail Run were my favorites.
What do you like to do in your spare time? I like to watch movies, all kinds like action, tech movies and even love stories. It takes a really funny movie to make me laugh though. I also like to read. Dr. William Glasser is one of my favorite authors.
Joe's BHAGs (Big Hairy Audacious Goals). I'd like to find consistent employment and complete the RN program that I will start in April. It should take about a year. Eventually I'd like to return to Milwaukee to be closer to my parents and siblings.
We give a runner's salute to Joe
for his commitment to the Warman Warriors
Back on My Feet Team, his kind eyes and million dollar smile!
Shoe Size? 10 Narrow
Favorite post run food? Chocolate Milk!!!
How many marathons/half marathons/5ks have you done? 5 half marathons in 2011
Favorite race you've ever done? Dances with Dirt – A relay race through the hills, trails, and streams of Brown County. Every leg is different – and each person runs three segments. The total race is 100K (62 miles) so each person runs close to a half marathon distance. Bring a change of shoes and clothes for each leg – because you will be wet and muddy! And bring a sense of humor – there are costumes, themes, music along the way and a pig roast at the end.
Favorite music? Jam bands – some old (Grateful Dead, Allman Brothers, Widespread Panic) and some newer (Dave Matthews, Umphrey's Mcgee)
Favorite athlete/team/sport? IU Basketball – Go Hoosiers!
Favorite vacation spot? Tough call, because I love to travel and try new places. But, my favorite vacation was probably when we went to the Grand Canyon. We went on a week long rafting trip from Marble Canyon to the Grand Canyon National Park and hiked out the Bright Angel trail. We are part of a group of about 25 people. We did many side hikes along the way and camped out under the stars every night. The best part was 7 days with my family (including two teenage boys) with no electronics – no email or work disruptions for me, and no texting or electronic gaming for my boys!.
Tell us about your family? Married with two young adult boys (Patrick, 20 and Michael, 17) and a Golden Retriever (Sadie). My mom, sister, 2 nieces and 2 nephews live in town, and my brother and his family are in Trujillo, Peru. I also have more cousins around the world than you can count!
What is your most memorable BoMF memory? Running the Women's Half. BoMF had a water station set up in a spot where we were able to see the guys on the way out and on the way back, so it was a great support on a hot, steamy day. The best memory, though was coming back to run with the group on Monday morning and being told by one of the BoMF runners, "yeah, you all looked good going out, but you girls weren't looking so pretty on the way back!" Truer words were never spoken! : )
How did you hear about BoMF? Why did you stick with it? What has BoMF meant to you? I decided to start running with BoMF after seeing the group at the Joseph Maley run at Eagle Creek. I could tell they were a close group, and I wanted to learn more and to be part of the fun. I have loved getting to know the many runners in the group; seeing the newer runners achieve running goals they may have never considered before – finishing their first 5K, half marathon or full marathon; while at the same time achieving their personal goals of new jobs, new housing. I now look forward to my morning runs with BoMF. Not only do I get my work out done by 6:30 am, but I get to start my day with good conversation, the support of the group, and an abundance of hugs! What a great way to start the day!
Branch of military: Army
Shoe Size: 10.5
Longest race with BoMF: Drumstick Dash (4.6 miles)
Favorite food before/after race: I LOVE all food minus tomatoes
Favorite Movie: Tie between Brian's Song and Billie Jack
Favorite kind of music: all kinds, favorite song is Kid Rock's Born Free
Favorite color: Blue
Favorite place to visit: Hawaii, Italy or France
Life dream: Go to golf school
What do you like about BoMF: I hated running when I got out of the Army because it was my job. Now I do it for fun and enjoy it. It helps me set goals and every run I finish is achieving a goal. I battle addiction and this helps me get through it and I find it therapeutic. I feel better, set goals, achieve them and set larger goals.
Jay has hit the ground running, literally. Jay quickly took to jogging and now has been running with our fast pace run group. He's excited seeing his miles accumulate quickly in the running group and has inspired other guys to push themselves harder.
Branch of military: Army
Family: Mother, 2 brothers, 1 sister, 2 daughters (28 & 26) and one son (24)
Shoe size: 12
Hometown: Indianapolis
Favorite pre-race food: he doesn't eat despite all the good advice given to him
Favorite post-race food: bananas and water
Favorite music: Pop – he loves Michael Jackson – no wonder why he was seriously shaking a tail feather at the Drumstick Dash!
Favorite color: Blue
Favorite movie: Scarface
Place he wants to visit: Africa
Goals: get married again, be a good husband, father, grandfather and product member of society
What do you like about BoMF: It's the true meaning of team work. It's a relationship with no conditions and provides me with a sense of health. I never thought I could run, but I realize I can!
Damon has been on our injured list for quite some time, but Damon is out with us to open and close the morning with our prayer circle and he does it with a great attitude. He is the first to volunteer for something when we need help and his smile and laugh is always a great start to any one's morning!
There's always a reason to celebrate when one of our teammates scores a job, however recently we were kicking up our heels when we learned that one of our long-time team members was awarded Associate of the Month by the Sheraton Indianapolis City Center Hotel.
Having been on the job for a little over four months, Jeffrey Powell was recognized for his performance, productivity and dedication to the property and the guests. "Being a maintenance engineer, you never know what you're going to be called to fix or build. It could be anything from a leak to drywall repair. Sometimes it's as easy as plugging the lamp in for the guest. Whatever it is, I respond as soon as I get the call. A lot of times I work ahead to keep on top of possible problems that might occur", said Jeffrey.
Jeffrey, who previously served in the United States Navy, has been an active team member with the BoMF Indy Warman Warriors team. Throughout his 15 months with the team, he has maintained 100% attendance and continues to humor our early morning runs with his "Jeffreyisms" that include words of wisdom appearing to be more of a cross between an Aesop Fable and witty sarcasm. Being one to "call it like he sees it" he is quick to recognize the BoMF volunteers as the most upbeat and dedicated folks he's ever known and explains, "Everyday the volunteers come down here and they're always happy, even early in the morning. They never complain about the gas or the time. They are real leaders who lead by example. I wouldn't be doing what I am today without Back on My Feet and the volunteers."
As the Warman Warriors' featured Runner in the Month last January, Jeffrey cited his reason for joining "Happy Feet" as he refers to it, was to obtain a job. His goal was to eventually move out of transitional housing and be a home owner again. Obtaining a job through one of Back on My Feet's job partners has moved Jeffrey one step closer to his goal.
Shoe Size? 10
Favorite post run food? It's a toss-up between donuts and my favorite, go-to sandwich: toast with peanut butter, sometimes with a little Nutella, and bananas
How many marathons/half marathons/5ks have you done? I've run three marathons, ten half-marathons, and a handful of 5- and 10-k races.
Favorite race you've ever done? It's a three-way tie between the marathons I've run. My first was the 2008 Marine Corps Marathon. It's a great race with a beautiful course. Like many runners' first marathon, it's very memorable. The second was the 2011 Carmel Marathon. It was fun to be a part of the inaugural race. Much to my surprise, I placed 9th and qualified for the 2012 Boston Marathon, my 3rd and most recent marathon.
Favorite music? Indie (Alternative, Rock, Folk)
Favorite athlete/team/sport? My favorite sport? Football…err…what we call "soccer" here. I played growing-up and I've always loved the sport. I'm a big fan of Manchester United, an English football club. I do love the Colts, though; gotta support the hometown team! My favorite athlete is ultra-runner Dean Karnazes. I've read his books and even had the chance to run with him when he came through Indiana in April 2011 during his "Run Across America." I question whether or not he's a human with the mileage he's able to endure (ha), but he's an inspiration to me and many other runners.
Favorite vacation spot? Siesta Key, FL. My family's gone there for years. It's a great location and we have so many great memories there.
Bucket list item you plan to cross off soon? I plan to run thirty miles on my 30th birthday this coming May. If all goes well, I'll sign-up for an ultra-marathon, more than likely a 35-miler.
Why do you run? Tough question! My dad ran when I was younger, so I guess you can say it's in my genes to be a runner. When I was a Senior in college, though, one of my best friends who happened to be an amazing Cross Country and Track runner, challenged me to run the Indianapolis Mini Marathon. I took him up on the challenge, even though the race was on graduation day. Since that day, it's been a part of my life. Also, when I was 12-years old, I was in a pretty serious "bicycle vs. car" accident, I being on the bicycle. It was a serious accident, one that threatened my future physical abilities. The fact that I came very close to losing the ability to walk, let alone run, is cause for me to give thanks for the ability to run and not take each mile for granted.
Tell us about your family? My wife, Anna, and I have been married for nearly six and a half years. We actually met in pre-school; corny story, right? We grew-up knowing one another and reconnected in college. She's awesome in every way and is very supportive of my running endeavors, which is a huge blessing. Not everyone can understand and/or appreciate when you say "Hey, I'm going to be gone for the next 2-3 hours on a training run. I hope you don't mind!" We don't have any kids, yet, but we do have a dog, Basher, who's a Miniature Schnauzer.
What is your day job? I work for ExactTarget, an Indianapolis-based SaaS (Software as a Service) company on the Existing Business Sales team. We work with clients of all sizes in their marketing efforts through channels like Email, Mobile, Social, and the Web. It's a great company and I am extremely thankful to be part of the ExactTarget team.
What is your most memorable BoMF memory? It's tough to pick just one memory as there have been many memorable moments. My first run with BoMF, May 9, 2012, is pretty special, though. As anyone entering a new community or team, there's always a bit of hesitation and anxiety; it's almost inevitable that you experience some sort of "me and them" type of feeling. The special, unique thing about BoMF is that there is no "me and them." Sure, there are residents and non-residents. When we gather to run, though, we're all runners. Honestly, it took me two weeks to figure out that one of the guys I was running with was a resident; I had no idea! That's a testament to the community BoMF creates.
How did you hear about BoMF? I heard about BoMF through Social Media. It was early 2011 when I began seeing tweets about BoMF-Indy. I began to research and was really intrigued with the organization. At the time I was living in Fishers and working in Anderson, so making it downtown for the 5:45 AM runs was a logistical challenge. I had committed in my mind, though, that when I began working downtown I would begin running with BoMF.
Why did you stick with it? I knew before my first run with BoMF that it was something I wanted to be a part of, so it wasn't and isn't a hard thing to commit to. Sure, the 4:30 AM alarm can sometimes be a bit of a challenge, but I love running – the confidence it builds, community it creates, the health benefits, etc. I know not everyone loves running, even those that get involved with BoMF, at least initially. I'm not sure if it's a "gift," but I definitely enjoy it and if I can use running to help build community with others, I'm happy and grateful to do it.
What has BoMF meant to you? Like any endeavor in life when you set out to help someone else, you end-up learning, growing, and receiving more than you thought possible. BoMF has done just that for me. When I began with BoMF, I thought I'd be using my love and enjoyment of running to help someone else. While that may be true, I've been given much more than I could have imagined. My time with BoMF has been humbling and enriching. There's nothing like a bunch of sweaty runners, standing in a circle, reciting the Serenity Prayer to remind us that we need one another in life. Regardless of age or where our lives have taken us, we can improve not just in running, but in many aspects of life.
How is BoMF helping you with your future career? The obstacles and life challenges that I've seen BoMF residents overcome (or are currently overcoming) are constant reminders that I can overcome the challenges in my life. Whether that be work-related or not, I'm reminded of the inner strength that I believe lies within all of us. Work presents challenges to all, but often those challenges pale in comparison to some of the "life" challenges that many deal with. I know that with perseverance and commitment, like I've seen with BoMF, the goals in my life can be achieved.
Advice for people who might want to start running with BoMF? Just Do It! (credit to Nike for that one). If you have the slightest inclination or curiosity about BoMF, attend one of the interest meetings. Even if you're not a runner, we have groups that walk. And if you're not a walker, there are other ways to volunteer.
Anything else you want to share with readers? Obviously, you've made it this far in this Q&A and know that I love running. I'm an advocate for BoMF, but I also realize running may not be everyone's "thing." If you know what your "thing" is, though, find a way to share it with others. Whatever it is, be it running, mentoring, or something else, it's a gift and talent you've been given. Share that with others and in the process of sharing that gift, your life will be blessed as well.


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A fundamental tenet of the historiography of modern architecture holds that cubism forged a vital link between avant-garde practices in early twentieth-century painting and architecture. This collection of essays, commissioned by the Canadian Centre for Architecture, takes a close look at that widely accepted but little scrutinized belief.
Kenneth Frampton's long-awaited follow-up to his classic A Critical History of Modern Architecture is certain to influence any future debate on the evolution of modern architecture.
In a daring revisionist history of modern architecture, Mark Wigley opens up a new understanding of the historical avant-garde. He explores the most obvious, but least discussed, feature of modern architecture: white walls. Although the white wall exemplifies the stripping away of the decorative masquerade costumes worn by nineteenth-century buildings, Wigley argues that modern buildings are not naked. The white wall is itself a form of clothing—the newly athletic body of the building, like that of its occupants, wears a new kind of garment and these garments are meant to match.
Le Corbusier's first trip to the United States in 1935 is generally considered a failure because it produced no commissions. The experience nevertheless had a profound effect on him, both personally and professionally. Sponsored by the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Le Corbusier promoted his ideas through a lecture tour, exhibition, and press conferences, as well as in meetings with industrialists, housing reformers, New Deal technocrats, and editors. His lectures were watershed events that advanced the cause of European modernism.
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In How Architecture Got Its Hump, Roger Connah explores the "interference" of other disciplines with and within contemporary architecture. He asks whether photography, film, drawing, philosophy, and language are merely fashionable props for architectural hallucinations or alibis for revisions of history. Or, are they a means for widening the site of architecture? Connah shows how these disciplines have not only contributed to new developments in architectural theory and practice, but have begun to insinuate new possibilities of space.
The advances made by modern Spanish architecture from the 1940s, when it lay in silence and obscurity, to the 1990s, when it received worldwide acclaim, is a dramatic story, probably the most remarkable case of postwar architectural progress in Europe. This definitive critical study of postwar Spanish architecture looks at the works, projects, trends, landmarks, architects, and engineers of the period. It is both a descriptive history and a new critical evaluation by one of Spain's most important architectural critics an historians.
Although the Bauhaus existed for a mere fourteen years and boasted fewer than 1,300 students, its influence is felt throughout the world in numerous buildings, artworks, objects, concepts, and curricula. After the Bauhaus's closing in 1933, many of its protagonists moved to the United States, where their acceptance had to be cultivated.
In Event-Cities (MIT Press, 1994), Bernard Tschumi expanded his architectural concerns to address the issue of cities and their making. Event-Cities 2 continues this project through new selections from his recent architectural projects.
In A Landscape of Events, the celebrated French architect, urban planner, and philosopher Paul Virilio focuses on the cultural chaos of the 1980s and 1990s. It was a time, he writes, that reflected the "cruelty of an epoch, the hills and dales of daily life, the usual clumps of habits and commonplaces."


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13 For your gods have become as many as your cities, O Judah; and as many as the streets of Jerusalem are the altars you have set up to shame, altars to burn incense to Ba'al. | 13 You have as many gods as you have towns, O Judah; and the altars you have set up to burn incense to that shameful god Baal are as many as the streets of Jerusalem.' |
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Dr. Ahron Friedberg is a psychoanalytically-trained psychiatrist in private practice with over 15 years experience. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor at MSMC. He has also served as the National President of the American Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians and held leadership positions in other professional organizations. Currently, Dr. Friedberg is the Managing Editor of Internationalpsychoanalysis.net and on the Editorial Board of International Psychoanalytic Books. Dr. Friedberg is co-author of Between Us: A Father and Son Speak, Love's Way, and other publications.
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Your Guide to Cemetery Research by Sharon DeBartolo
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African Americans in S.E. Missouri
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Having discussed harnessing social media, enabling internal knowledge creation and leveraging social capital in previous articles, it seems a logical topic to cover next is to address one the key players in this debate and how they interplay with advances in data analytics and technology: Human Resources.
Analytics as a discipline, using information gathered and stored in a digital format, has increased in scope enormously over recent years and will continue to play an ever greater role in all aspects of business life in the years to come. In this series of articles we will look at the impact of big data and analytics on business, competitiveness and career development.
2013 was a year in which big data became a 'hot topic' for discussion and debate, reaching far beyond the usual industry journals and making the mainstream news for a number of good and bad reasons. With that in mind there has been a great deal of speculation about what trends we should expect to see in big data in 2014.
The global banking and financial services industry is facing unprecedented, historic challenges. With customer and regulatory demands soaring while revenues plateau, financial services enterprises (FSEs) cannot simply tinker with existing processes for incremental boosts in revenue or small cost reductions.
The more a company invests in mobile, the more important it is that they measure what works, what the customer likes and what delivers ROI. To further explore the topic of mobile analytics, we have compiled our 'Top Tip 6' - a look at why analytics can be so valuable today, for brands and their customers alike.
How much data do you see every day? Whether it's wading through lines of numbers on spreadsheets at your office or sitting at home comparing the batting averages of England's cricket team, data has become a staple part of our daily lives. Despite this, very few of us have the tools that permit quick, effective data analysis.
With marketing departments facing increasing internal pressure from their finance and sales teams to cut costs, it's become vitally important to identify new mechanics that can meaningfully justify their spend to the Board, particularly as marketing is now being seen more as a cost that can be cut than an on-going investment.
Marketing Automation has come a long way from email marketing software and powering your website with a content management system. In fact if you are still at that stage, you may have a lot of catching up to do-Marketing Automation solutions in 2013 are increasing in scope, sophistication, and scale.


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Tech-savvy steampunk enthusiasts are going to love the Rhombus Maximus mouse. This mouse is made from copper, brass and walnut wood and comes with an accompanying flash drive.
I would really like to see a functioning prototype of the Rhombus Maximus. This mouse looks incredibly cool and would add an artistic edge to computing. Who would've thought that the future of computing could lye in the past?


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Starting out with trains: PF, RC, 9v or what?
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CUT tops off rolls; set aside. Make 1-inch-deep indentation in center of bottom half of each roll.
CRUMBLE 6 bacon slices; sprinkle into bread bowls. Top with VELVEETA. Crack egg over VELVEETA in each bowl; place on baking sheet.
BAKE 20 to 25 min. or until egg whites are completely set and yolks begin to thicken but do not become firm, adding tops of rolls, cut-sides up, to baking sheet for the last 5 min.
SPRINKLE eggs with chives. Replace tops of rolls. Serve with remaining bacon slices.


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Amazon Tool Repair
Prime Fasteners is a full service construction/industrial distributor with branches in Moncton, Dartmouth and now Mount Pearl. For over 40 years, they have been a part of the Atlantic building community and are a founding member of the Prime Group of Canada. While our name will change, our service and commitment to our customers won't. If anything, it'll just get better.
In addition to a larger, more efficient location, this partnership will provide access to an expanded sup0plier network and more support staff to assist you.
If you have any questions, you can still reach us at 738-7083. Our new location is 2 Bruce Street, Mount Pearl, NL A1N 4T3. Phone: 709-739-7791. We are very excited to be making this change and we will do our best to minimize any impact on your businesses. Please do not hesitate to call with any concerns or questions. Thank you for your support. We hope to see you at the new location.
-John Kielley
The Service
We are a tool repair shop that services cordless, air and electric commercial and domestic tools. We also are a retailer of new and factory refurbished tools. We are a certified warranty service centre for: Dewalt, Delta, Porter-Cable, Hitachi, Stanley-Bostich, Paslode, Prime, Metabo, Milwaukee, Yardworks, Devilbiss, Mastercraft and Black and Decker and more.
What is Factory Refurbished?
The refurbished tools we sell have been, in most cases, returned to the factory from major retailers. There, the tool is inspected, corrected, tested and distributed to shops like ours. We offer the manufacturer's factory warranty and our own in-house extended warranty on most tools.
We also can pick up and deliver with enough notice, for minimal cost within St. John's city limits.
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Thyroid Cancer
What is thyroid cancer?
Thyroid cancer begins in your thyroid gland. The cancer is usually found before it spreads to other organs or tissue. Your thyroid is a small, butterfly shaped gland in your neck. It makes hormones that help control your body temperature, heart rate, growth, and weight.
What are the signs and symptoms of thyroid cancer?
- One or more lumps in your neck
- Cough, hoarseness, or changes in your voice
- Trouble swallowing or breathing
- Neck or throat pain
How is thyroid cancer diagnosed?
- Blood tests will show the levels of hormones made by your thyroid gland. They will also show the levels of hormones that stimulate your thyroid.
- An ultrasound uses sound waves to show pictures of your thyroid on a monitor.
- An x-ray, CT scan, or MRI takes pictures of your thyroid gland and neck. You may be given dye to help your thyroid show up better in the pictures. Tell the healthcare provider if you have ever had an allergic reaction to contrast dye. Do not enter the MRI room with anything metal. Metal can cause serious injury. Tell the healthcare provider if you have any metal in or on your body.
- A tissue biopsy is a procedure to remove a small amount of thyroid tissue. The sample will be sent to a lab to be tested for thyroid cancer.
- A thyroid scan uses radioactive dye to show how well your thyroid is working.
How is thyroid cancer treated?
- Surgery is done to remove all or part of your thyroid gland. Your healthcare provider may also need to remove tissue or lymph nodes near your thyroid gland.
- Radioactive iodine is given to damage cells in your thyroid. This may help to decrease thyroid hormone levels or to kill cancer cells.
- Radiation therapy uses x-rays or gamma rays to treat cancer. Radiation kills cancer cells and may stop the cancer from spreading. It may be given with radioactive iodine therapy or after surgery to remove your thyroid.
- Medicine may be given to help bring your thyroid hormone level back to normal.
When should I contact my healthcare provider?
- Your symptoms get worse.
- Your voice becomes hoarse.
- You have nausea or are vomiting.
- You have new lumps in your neck.
- You have trouble swallowing.
- You have questions or concerns about your condition or care.
When should I seek immediate care or call 911?
- You have sudden shortness of breath.
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BEST PLACE TO GO FLY A KITE Miami 2004 - Margaret Pace Park
This partly hidden bayfront park underwent extensive renovations but remains, fortunately, something of a mystery to the public, which tends to neglect the outstanding space. Not for long, though. As soon as all the condos scheduled for development along the neighboring Biscayne Boulevard corridor are completed, crowds will become the issue. Until then, this park remains the choice for a quiet day of tugging kite strings as your balsa and paper contraption glides over shimmering bay waters and the verdant expanse of the park itself. If the winds are light, you can try out the new tennis and basketball courts or soccer fields. Just stay out of the way of kiters.


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01 - 02 November
Its on again in 2014 at Lake Borumba via Imbil in the beautiful Mary Valley Region near Gympie. The Lions Clubs of Gympie and Mary Valley are hosting the annual family fishing competition once more.
There will be food stalls, bar, lucky draws, prizes with live entertainment on Saturday night and a special redclaw event for the kids. Competitors will fish for bass, saratoga, silver perch, golden perch and catfish in the well stocked waters of the dam with prizes for each species. This year there will be a "mystery length" competition also.
... moreFull details of the competition and entry forms can be found on the Lions Club of Gympie web site. Mark this one on you calendar now and come and join in a great weekend of fun for all of the family. See you at Borumba Dam on the 1st and 2nd of November 2014.
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In this month's edition of Oprah magazine, swimwear designer Malia Mills lists small sketch pads as an essential tool to the trade and specifically mentions the Rhodia pad she picked up while in Paris. Dear Malia: Rhodia is available at shops like Art Brown and Fountain Pen Hospital not far from your NYC studio.


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My name is Chris Leyshon. I'm 20 years old from Morrisville, Pennsylvania. I like to do Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. I'm a martial artist and I also like to play football, hang out with my friends and my family. I'm currently, technically single but not on the market. Some things I look for in a girl, is a great smile and an optimistic personality, and somebody that wants to have a good time anytime. When I first meet a girl, I first notice her smile on her eyes and her attitude towards me, and towards over them. Some things I hate, some piece that I have are when girls are constantly texting or never making eye contact with you. I will have to describe myself as flirty, always ready for a good time.
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