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Become a Certified Life Coach: Education and Career Roadmap
Certified life coaches help clients achieve personal and professional objectives through a collaborative process of self-assessment, problem-solving and goal setting. A number of certifying organizations are available including the International Coach Federation (ICF). Requirements for life coach certification typically include a combination of formal training and experience.
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Iraq's War Stories
As the United States leaves Mesopotamia, these are the articles that defined the conflict.
- By David KennerDavid Kenner is the Middle East editor for Foreign Policy.
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From a concrete courtyard in Baghdad's international airport, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta declared the official end of the U.S. war in Iraq today. And while the final troops won't be out of country until later this month, the occasion doesn't mean the end of war in Iraq: The struggle for control of the country will no doubt continue, largely beyond Washington's ability to control. But it does mark a milestone in the U.S. relationship with Iraq, where over one million Americans served, tens of thousands were injured, and 4,487 died.
Tracking the war has also occupied American journalism for the past nine years, at extraordinary cost — both physical and financial. The war has claimed the lives of 145 journalists, including U.S. journalists such as The Atlantic's Michael Kelly, NBC News's David Bloom, and freelancer Steven Vincent. But it was also the sheer cost of protecting reporters and moving about the country that drove many media organizations out of the country: At the peak of the war, for example, the New York Times bureau in Baghdad cost an estimated $3 million a year to maintain and featured 45 armed guards, three armored cars, and a blast wall.
As the last U.S. soldiers depart, here are five articles that — against all odds — told the story of the Iraq war.
A Tale of Two Baghdads: One sunny day in June 2003, just two months after President George W. Bush had delivered what became known as his "Mission Accomplished" speech, The Washington Post's Anthony Shadid and Tom Ricks joined a U.S. patrol as it moved through a Baghdad neighborhood. Ricks marched with the soldiers, while Shadid followed behind — talking to the Iraqis who the patrol had passed by. What emerged was one of the first inklings that the U.S. forces would not be greeted as the liberators they evidently perceived themselves to be.
""Everybody likes us," a U.S. soldier told Ricks, assessing that the neighborhood was 95 percent friendly.
"We're against the occupation, we refuse the occupation — not 100 percent, but 1,000 percent," an Iraqi watching the patrol told Shadid. "They're walking over my heart. I feel like they're crushing my heart."
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Hells Bells: The Nov. 2004 battle of Fallujah drove home the brutality of the Iraq war, and nobody told the story better than New York Times reporter Dexter Filkins. The book that emerged from his reporting, The Forever War, opens with an account of the beginning of the invasion — a screeching cacophony where loudspeakers on Fallujah's mosques directed residents to come out and fight the Americans, and the Marines' attempted to drown out the sound by blasting the heavy metal band AC/DC.
"Four men stepped from the darkness," Filkins wrote at the height of the battle, describing a small group of U.S. solders. "They wore flight suits that shimmered in the night and tennis shoes and hoods that made them look like executioners. The four men wore goggles that shrouded their eyes and gave off lime-green penumbras that lightened their faces…I couldn't see their eyes through the green glowing but one of them was on the balls of his feet, bouncing, like a football player on the sidelines. Coach, he seemed to be saying, put me in the game."
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Versailles on the Tigris: The Washington Post's Rajiv Chandrasekaran described better than anyone else the self-contained bubble that was Baghdad's Green Zone in his Imperial Life in the Emerald City. In meticulous detail, he painted a portrait of a war effort guided by those who had previously enjoyed connections to GOP powerbrokers or the conservative Heritage Foundation — but who lacked a rudimentary understanding of what was occurring outside of the blast walls.
"It was the ideal place for the Americans to pitch their tents," he wrote. "Saddam had surrounded the area with a tall brick wall. There were only three points of entry. All the military had to do was park tanks at the gates."
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Abu Ghraib: The torture scandal at the U.S.-run prison west of Baghdad was first revealed by 60 Minutes, but it was Seymour Hersh's May 2004 New Yorker article that exposed the true horror of Abu Ghraib. Hersh obtained a secret 53-page report written by U.S. Maj. Gen. Antonio Taguba that described the "sadistic, blatant, and wanton criminal abuses" committed at the prison complex, and quoted from the document liberally — in the process, shocking America's conscience.
Hersh would return to the story in 2007, when he described how Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld punished Taguba for revealing the truth about Abu Ghraib – and suggested that the ultimate responsibility for the abuse laid higher than the handful of military police who were punished.
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Iraq's worst picture: In 2005, photographer Chris Hondros was embedded with a U.S. military unit in the northern town of Tal Afar when American soldiers opened fire on a car carrying the family of 5-year-old Samar Hassan. Her mother and father were killed instantly. Hondros — who was killed this year reporting from the front lines of the Libyan city of Misrata — took this picture of Hassan, splattered with blood, shrouded in darkness, an American soldier looming out of focus in the background.
After Hondros's death, the New York Times found Hassan outside the city of Mosul and showed her the famous image for the first time. "He was taking pictures of me, I remember," she said. "Then he stopped, and they brought me a jacket and put me in the truck and treated the wound on my hand. And they gave me some toys."
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The Man Who Would Be King: Ben Van Heuvelen charts Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's consolidation of power, and asks whether he can shake the old habits of secrecy and machination he learned during Saddam's era.
Think Again: Mercenaries: Though not exclusively focused on the use of private security firms in Iraq, Deborah Avent's article explained how everything you know about military contractors is wrong.
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Yochi Dreazen is a Managing Editor for News at Foreign Policy. He is also writer-in-residence at the Center for a New American Security. His book about military suicide was published by Random House's Crown division in 2014.
Prior to joining Foreign Policy, Dreazen was a contributing editor at the Atlantic and the senior national security correspondent for National Journal. He began his career at the Wall Street Journal and spent 11 years at the newspaper, most recently as its military correspondent. He was born in Chicago, and later attended the University of Pennsylvania. At Penn, he edited the award-winning daily campus newspaper and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 1999 with degrees in History and English. He was hired by the Wall Street Journal immediately after graduation. Dreazen arrived in Iraq in April 2003 with the Fourth Infantry Division, and spent the next two years living in Baghdad as the Wall Street Journal's main Iraq correspondent.
Dreazen has made more than 12 lengthy trips to Iraq and Afghanistan and has spent a total of nearly four years on the ground in the two countries, mostly doing front-line combat embeds. He has reported from more than 20 countries, including Pakistan, Russia, China, Israel, Japan, Turkey, Morocco, and Saudi Arabia.
In 2010, Dreazen received the Military Reporters & Editors association's top award for domestic military reporting in a large publication for a series of articles about military suicide and the psychological traumas impacting veterans of the two long wars. His writing has appeared in the Washington Post, Smithsonian, Tablet and the New Republic and he appears regularly on TV and radio programs such as NPR's Diane Rehm Show and PBS' Washington Week with Gwen Ifill. Dreazen gives frequent lectures about journalism, the wars and current events to both civilian and military audiences.
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Sid Meier's Civilization V: Pete Murray Interview
Pete Murray talks about the improvements to Sid Meier's Civilization V in this interview.
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I was kind of hesitant when I realized that they changed the social contexts from Civ IV, but this video made me anticipate the new one way more now.
oh god, i'm going to lose so much time with this game
Unfortunately its always the same game with tweaked AI and better graphics, after playing since civ II when i got to civ IV it all felt the same. Just like civ V...
+100 Happieness!!!!!!
The best part of the video was the 2 Gold trade agreement..:P And blaming the queen for raging the war..Too good commentator..:-)
It's way cool that people talk in their native language as well as moving space ship parts now. Also, leaders are looking very well animated.. :p But still I'm gonna wait at least 3 more years until I've got a new computer which this game properly will run on.
The leaders look fantastic. What other game series would give us the possibility to listen to a probably very accurate voice of Montezuma? I hate that i won't be able to play it though. I think the minimun requirements for Civ 5 are the highest so far for any game to date.
I've been playing CIV games since the beginning and i love the fact that they have improved strategical aspects of combat. The stack of doom always seemed like a dumb exploit to me. Absolutely can't wait for this game. I will lose countless hours of my free time laying waste and conquering nations.
aarg! im getting bored of waiting. Release now!
Cant wait to get my hands on this game :D we are getting quite a few good titles before the year cuts out. Thank you Firaxis and 2K
this is a top game for sure
I got hooked on Civ IV back in '05 in addition to several expansions there after. I'm really looking forward to Civ V as I believe this franchise has offered one of the best and most consistant PC games ever in terms quality, depth, replay value and just plain fun. I bought the collectors edition of Civ IV and must say it was one of the best I have ever seen, from the leather bound case to all the extras included. I hope Civ V has a similar collectors version to this, it will be well worth it. Can't wait for this game !
I can barely wait for this game. Sadly, the demo will only be released on the 21st of September, which is the same day as it comes out in North America.
Looks great! just hope they have more civs than what they siad they woukld
Haha -- brilliant! :-)
The real question is how quickly can they get a Fall From Heaven 2 mod for this game? Kael, I hope you have something cooking!
I'm shaking every time I hear about Civ 5.
Can't Wait!
I will get this game even if i must die for it.
That intro music reminds me a little of the Top Gun opening theme. Ha!
@vinnie66 Revolution is a fine game. I say that as an avid Civ fan who still plays Civ IV on a nearly daily basis. You're far to rabid of a PC fan to have your opinion taken completely seriously. Revolution is different, not worse. It is geared towards shorter and simpler games. Sometimes, people don't want to play a 4-6 hour or longer game. The PC is NOT universally superior to consoles. Your opinion doesn't overrule those of millions of others. Consoles can deliver an equally great gaming experience for a far cheaper price and without having to deal with DRM or the other PC specific problems that a dedicated console doesn't have to concern itself with.
@vinnie66 cheers for the tip, revolution seemed to get review scores much higher than it warranted, i think ill get a cheap version of civ4 and see what its like
@alastairf and your comment is the primary reason I am firm believer in PC > console. Revolution is a horrible version and does little to nothing for the rep of the Civ series if not pulls it down for people who have never played the PC versions. It only proves how inadiquate a console really is compared to a PC. Thank the game gods Civ 5 is not going to be a port ! /kneel
started with Civ3, then totally addicting in civ4, i think i will stop eating when i play civ5
It looks like it is going to be a great strategy game. I hope I will get it soon.
stupidly, the only civilization ive tried is revolution, that got repetitive very fast, so im not sure if i should risk my money on this
Not sure if I like the new interface. Just kinda feels console-like to me. Oh well. Only time will tell how it works out.
long time fan...can't wait for this one!
Can't wait
I liked the video and mr murray as well, well done. really looking forward to this!
wow, i'll buy it as soon as it will be in the stores
Even if they just threw a few tweaks + graphics at it every few years, i'd still buy it ;-) It was, and always will be a great game...Sid Meir, you rock dude.
can't wait
can't wait to conquer the world!
you're not reliving history you're rewriting it which is why all the people who complain about researching medieval techs in 2000ad or future tech in 1000bc have fundamentally moot points but i still would like the ancient eras to be padded out considering the vast majority of human civilization has been very basic and with little technology
They should make the game longer,particularity medieval.Come on if there were no mods the Civ4 would be average game.The marathon and long options for game speed control were so unbalanced and give a huge bonus to some starting techs.No change in years that pass on marathon option,in 2000 i still research some medieval techs.So this type on small flaws pull back the game.
It does look amazing and I am stoked, but like a lot of longtime fans (heard in the forums), am a little worried by the short tech tree.
Checklist of things to do on/before Sept. 21st: 1. Switch paychecks to direct deposit 2. Turn phone ringer off 3. Add Chinese/Pizza delivery to contact list 4. Buy value size toilet paper 5. Bid family & friends farewell
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You've been a lyricist for the last thirty years, but you haven't made it to the top.
I began writing lyrics in 1978 with Ponnagaram. I wrote the lyrics for all the songs in Ninaikatherintha Maname, thanks to Ilaiyaraaja and Vaalee, who had recommended my name to the maestro. I've written nearly 1,000 songs — most of them for films and some for devotional albums. I've given hits such as 'Poonchittu Kuruvigala' from Oru Thottil Sabadam and 'Meluru Maman' from Makkal Aatchi. And more than 100 others… Good writing need not always translate into good opportunities. Certain friends in the industry haven't given me the right opportunity.
Have you worked with all the music directors?
Yes, except A.R. Rahman and Harris Jayaraj. I've worked with everyone from T.R. Papa, M.S. Viswanathan, K.V. Mahadevan, Ilaiyaraaja to the younger crop such as Sirpi and Bharani.
Do you include double entendre in your songs?
This has been part of even our literature, but the prudence lies in being sensitive and handling it aesthetically.
And, English words in songs?
I use them only when it's warranted. For instances, when the song has a Western influence. I strongly believe Tamil language has enough words for songs.
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Remove giblets and neck from ducklings, reserve for other uses, if desired.
Cut ducklings in half.
Sprinkle with salt, place on a rack in a shallow roasting pan.
Bake at 325° for 1 1/2 hours or until meat thermometer registers 190°.
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Expectations, like the temperatures, are certainly higher than they were when the Suns arrived in San Diego a year ago. They lost Amare Stoudemire to free agency and traded Leandro Barbosa, and Rancho Santa Fe resident Steve Kerr left as general manager. But they added Hedo Turkoglu, Josh Childress and Hakim Warrick to what may be the deepest roster in the NBA.
It also includes a noticeably leaner Dudley, who shed about 15 pounds from his 6-foot-7 frame after shedding his offseason vacation to a mere week. He worked tirelessly on shooting off the dribble to go with three-point shooting that has improved each year, from 22 percent as a rookie in Charlotte to 45.8 percent with Phoenix last season.
Dudley fully admits a primary motivation: "It's a contract year."
He also is responsible for being a gracious host in his hometown. During training camp last year, there was an outing to Pacific Beach, a dinner in the Gaslamp, a trip to the beach in Coronado.
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hip hip hooray!
Ah. A win feels good.
Sorry Wisconsin.
First win since my finals week... sheesh. haha
Man, Lopez had a monster game......
"I'm not going to allow my putative owner to answer that question, this is an NBA related press conference. Paul Tagliabue and Roger Goodell have collectively sung their praises of Tom and if uh ESPN has a problem with that tell Mr. Skipper to call me at my office."
it is what it is. At least we didn't lose ground on CLE. Nice effort by the key guys except AR25
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Great game. Love what Lopez has done finally. Can't wait to see Gordon come back to play with this team. I think we'll be good.
Stephen Howard laughs at his own jokes.
"I don't know if people know I dislocated my pinkie finger. And [Tyreke] told me, 'You wanna go home or you wanna be here?' I want to be here. And he said, 'All right, then go tape it up and let's play. Let's go. We not stoppin' at no stores. Straight gas. That's what we do, just keep going.'"
Treatment for what?
Stephen Howard looks like a parody of an actual reporter. Like he should be on Mad TV, were that still on, or SNL Weekend Update.
He had "only" had 12-11 but I think this was one of Davis's best games of the year.
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Good game. I just want Monty to quit with the dumb rotations he goes with from game to game. Establish a core rotation and go with that instead of messing up people's rhythm. I'm very glad for the W though.
Stephen spit out those acorns. Nobody will steal them bro.
Lopez should get d Howard publicity tonight but won't.
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9:42 AM — A guest on last night's BBC Newsnight called the Australian cricket team "poofters" for having dyed hair. The incident comes after almost 100 people complained to Ofcom over a BBC News broadcast which interviewed the Christian fundamentalist and gay execution supporter Stephen Green over Elton John's surrogate baby.
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Re: Second Appeal–Marion County, PA ID 083-99083-00, FEMA-1785-DR-FL, Force Account Labor, Project Worksheet (PW) 917
Dear Mr. Koon:
This letter is in response to a letter from your office dated November 22, 2010, which transmitted the referenced second appeal on behalf of Marion County (Applicant). The Applicant is appealing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency's (FEMA) denial of $51,209 in funding for force account labor straight-time costs for debris removal.
In August 2008, Tropical Storm Fay caused serious damage and flooding throughout the State of Florida. As a result of the disaster, the Applicant cleared approximately 395 tons of debris from its jurisdiction. The Applicant submitted a request for the reimbursement of $172,713 in debris removal costs. FEMA prepared PW 917 in the amount of $121,504 for debris removal but denied $51,209 for force account labor straight-time costs.
In its first appeal, submitted on May 5, 2009, the Applicant argued that the misplacement of the original PW 917 delayed the approval process. Consequently, the PW was not obligated until January 27, 2009, after the expiration of the Public Assistance Pilot (PA Pilot) Program. The Applicant submitted a detailed timeline of signed documents and interactions with FEMA. The Applicant also stated it followed proper protocol to ensure PW 917 would be eligible for reimbursement under the PA Pilot Program provision allowing for the reimbursement of force account straight time costs. The Regional Administrator denied the first appeal on July 8, 2010, stating that because PW 917 was obligated after December 31, 2008, the expiration of the PA Pilot Program, FEMA had no authority to approve it as a PA Pilot project.
On September 14, 2010, the Applicant submitted a second appeal reiterating its argument in the first appeal that the misplacement of PW 917 delayed the approval process. There was no additional documentation submitted with the second appeal.
The Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act, 2007 (The Act) gave FEMA the authority to waive certain regulations and policies to implement the PA Pilot Program. In accordance with section 689j(d) of the Act, projects had to be approved under the program by December 31, 2008. In this case, the Applicant's request for assistance was timely filed with FEMA on October 23, 2008, and had FEMA promptly processed the request, it would have been obligated by the December 31, 2008, deadline. FEMA made an administrative error in the processing of the Applicant's request, which was not obligated until January 27, 2009.
I have reviewed all of the information submitted with the appeal and determined that the Applicant submitted their request for assistance in PW917 in a timely manner. The deadline for PA Pilot Program project approval was missed due to an administrative error by FEMA that did not provide the Applicant full consideration under the unique and limited authorities FEMA had under the PA Pilot Program. I am therefore approving this appeal.
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Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 provides a simplified, reliable, and optimized virtualization solution, enabling improved server utilization and reduced costs. Since Hyper-V Server is a dedicated stand-alone product, which contains only the Windows Hypervisor, Windows Server driver model and virtualization components, it provides a small footprint and minimal overhead. It easily plugs into customers' existing IT environments, leveraging their existing patching, provisioning, management, support tools, processes, and skills.
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· Updated Server Configuration Utility: The Server Configuration utility is designed to simplify the most common initial configuration tasks. It helps you configure the initial configuration settings without having to type long command-line strings. In Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008, this utility was names Hyper-V Configuration Utility (HVConfig). Now, with the R2 release, this tool has been renamed Server Configuration Utility (SConfig) and is included with both Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Server Core. New configuration options have been added for R2 including:
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The following is an overview comparison of the feature and support set for:
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§ Windows Server 2008 R2 (Enterprise and Datacenter Editions)
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008
Microsoft Hyper-V Server 2008 R2
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Processor Architecture x64 only
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Existing management tools
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Direct Attach Storage (DAS): SATA, eSATA, PATA, SAS, SCSI, Firewire, Storage Area Networks (SANs): iSCSI, Fiber Channel, SAS
Planned Guest OS support
Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2003 SP2, Windows 2000 Server, Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10, Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 & Windows XP SP3/SP2
Hyper-V Server has similar hardware requirements as to Windows Server 2008 R2:
§ Processor:
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o Hardware Data Execution Protection (DEP) must be available and be enabled. Specifically, you must enable Intel XD bit (execute disable bit) or AMD NX bit (no execute bit).
§ Memory:
o Minimum: 1 GB MB RAM; Recommended: 2+ GB RAM
o Maximum (64-bit systems): 1TB
§ Network Adapters:
o Minimum: 1
o Recommended: 2 or more
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Amboy Wildlife Marsh Wildlife Santuary Tour - Diverse Habitats
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Vertical World Record Try-Out Camp
You gotta get through the tryout camp at Skydive Chicago June 19-22, before moving on for the world record! The Record Camp will take place during Summerfest July 25 – Aug. 2, 2015. The camp will start July 28th and will consist of 25 jumps. July 27th will be the official warm up day.
Run for Recovery Jump from Addiction 5k Walk/Run
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Ottawa's Old Town Farmers Market
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The Right Spice Supper Club
A family friendly casual dining restaurant where the locals go. Known for good food, good people and great times! Open Monday - Thursday 3:30pm - 9:00pm. Friday and Saturday 3:30pm - 10:00pm. Sunday we are closed.
Ashton Sesquicentennial Celebration
Ashton, Illinois is celebrating 150 years in 2015! They are going big and will celebrate in grand style with four days of music, entertainment, activities for young and old along with food and fun! The village will be full of activity as they celebrate every aspect of Ashton's rich history and showcasing what Ashton offers today. Go to website for all details
Sunrise Rotary Garden Walk
The Reddick Mansion is the starting point for this year's garden walk, which includes five additional gardens. While touring the lovely gardens of the Mansion, complete with costumed docents and a certified herb garden, stop and make a Victorian hat with your child--reservation required for hat-making. 1:00pm-4:00pm.
The New Chalet Restaurant
Ottawa's South-side restaurant. Popular breakfast & lunch site. Daily Specials, After Hour Parties, Catering, Pick-Up Window, Fri & Sat All You Can Eat Specials. Business Hours: Sun 7am - 2pm, M-Thurs 6am-2pm, Fri & Sat 6am - 7pm.
Uptown Grill's Playlist Theater presents: Griffin House
Playlist Theater, a cozy concert nook inside LaSalle's famed Uptown Grill, has been entertaining the Starved Rock area since 2006. This venue has hosted dozens of national acts, many of whom are quick to add the Playlist Theater as a favorite stop on their next tour. On June 4th & 6th at 7:30pm, enjoy the musical stylings of Griffin House. Check out his website: griffinhousemusic.com For ticket information, visit http://uptowngrill.com/concerts.htm.
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Great pub food, in fact a notch above the rest. Video games, patio, weekly entertainment, friendly, comfy, safe atmosphere. Hours: Sun-Thurs, 10am-Midnight, Friday 10am-2am and Saturday 10am-3am.
CCC On-The-Air-Weekend
The second annual CCC (Civilian Conservation Corps) On-The-Air weekend will be held August 8th and 9th from 9:00a.m.-5:00p.m. both days. The Starved Rock Radio Club will be hosting this event at the West Shelter by the Lodge. Starved Rock State Park had 3 camps; 614, 1609 and the 2601. The call sign will be W9MKS. You will be able to talk all over the United States with other Radio Clubs about the CCC's. Stop by anytime during the hours listed (or use the radio). For information call 815-220-7386.
LaSalle County Historical Society Heritage Center
The LaSalle County Historical Society's museum lies on the north side of the historic Illinois and Michigan Canal, itself a historical landmark. The museum building, erected in 1848 during the presidency of Zachary Taylor, is a beautifully restored sandstone building that was originally a granary and warehouse. The two-story building has walls of sandstone blocks between 18 and 32 inches thick, quarried in Utica, and secured with hydraulic cement of the same kind used in the construction of the I&M Canal. James Clark, the man who commissioned the building, came to Utica in 1833, where he became a land squatter. In 1842 he became a contractor on the I&M Canal and in 1845 he bought the local cement mill. He made it a huge commercial success by selling the cement to the canal contractors and the general public. The cement was used in many parts of the canal.
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Securing public funding to conduct research and leading it by being a principal investigator (PI) is seen as significant career development step. Such a role brings professional prestige but also new responsibilities beyond research leadership to research management. If public funding brings financial and infrastructure support, little is understood about the inhibiting factors that publicly funded PIs face given the research autonomy offered by publicly funded research. Our study finds that there are three key PI inhibiting factors (1) political and environmental, (2) institutional and (3) project based. Traditional knowledge, skills and technical know-how of publicly funded PIs are insufficient to deal with the increasing managerial demands and expectations i.e. growing external bureaucracy of public funding agencies. Public funding is no longer the 'freest form of support' as suggested by Chubin and Hackett (Peerless science: peer review and US science policy. Suny Press, New York, 1990) and the inhibiting factors experienced by publicly funded PIs limits their research autonomy. We also argue that PIs have little influence in overcoming these inhibiting factors despite their central role in conducting publicly funded research.
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- Title
- The inhibiting factors that principal investigators experience in leading publicly funded research
- Journal
The Journal of Technology Transfer
Volume 39, Issue 1 , pp 93-110
- Cover Date
- 2014-02-01
- 10.1007/s10961-012-9269-4
- Print ISSN
- 0892-9912
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7047
- Publisher
- Springer US
- Additional Links
- Topics
- Keywords
- Publicly funded research
- Principal investigators
- Inhibiting factors
- Research leadership
- Research management
- Research autonomy
- L 38 Public policy
- MO General
- 03 Government policy
- 025 Industrial policy
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- James Cunningham (1)
- Paul O'Reilly (2)
- Conor O'Kane (3)
- Vincent Mangematin (4)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. J.E. Cairnes School of Business & Economics and the Whitaker Institute, NUI Galway, Galway, Ireland
- 2. College of Business, Dublin Institute of Technology, Dublin, Ireland
- 3. Department of Management, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand
- 4. Grenoble Ecole de Management, Grenoble, France


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How To Modify the Blogger Template - The Core Javacript Library for JSON Widgets
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- Southern Writer said...
Hoctrow, I loved the idea of this hack, and followed your instructions to the letter - but it's not showing up on my blog. Damn.
- 2/12/06 01:00
- hoctro said...
Hi Southern Writer, this post is actually a tutorial on how to apply a hack to the right place, so I won't have to repeat all these instructions in other hacks' articles. Let me know what is the hack you are trying to apply to your blog.
- 2/12/06 08:24
- Southern Writer said...
Hey Hoctro - sorry for misspelling your name! I tried the table of contents widget. I put the code in the right place and clicked on the blue button - and it worked - but it was the title of your posts, not mine. I tried another, too, but at the moment, I can't recall which it was.
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- Priya said...
this is working in my blog
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- jgodsey said...
i think i understand how to hack a template...but i can't seem to get it to work for my application.
I have all these lovely pulldown menus in my old template, but blogger's widgets don't seem to support it (unless it's in the archive widget)
any idea for a hack that uses the SELECTION/OPTION code?
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thanks. .really an enlightening tutorial
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I play a lot of Ahri and I was just wondering if there are any really good counters to her I should be aware of. I know Swain is pretty hard mid lane as is a good Cass. Other than that, other champs like Lux, Malz, Morg, Fizz, and Brand seem pretty easy to out lane if I play aggressive with my Q. Perhaps Galio could shut Ahri down?
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Galio and Leblanc are auto counters against most mids
although Leblanc less so vs. Ahri since Ahri can build first item Abyssal and not even miss a step.
Galio doesn't matter though cause all you do is push like he pushes and your lane is neutral.
Then you gank and get kills since he's a supermagetank.
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I've beat an Ahri with Brand before a couple of times.
I mostly stood behind my minions to avoid her taunt and started boots so i can easily avoid that Q of hers while I just drop a W or a E first to get the increased damage on W. I get wary once she gets her ult though since now it gets tricky to place my skills seeing as she can dance all over but if I bait her into using it and wasting it....
anyone that can snare her:
Ryze is the best to use for her imo Rune prison> unleash attack chain of spells>dead Ahri
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anyone that can snare her:
I feel that Ahri should beat ryze really easily. Sure, he can snare over minions, but any good Ahri would have the positioning so that if you do, you're going to get charmed immediately afterwards. Once the charm hits, you're taking a lot of damage.
I don't care what anyone says about veiger, he should never win a lane.
Swain, I'll admit is a hard match up for ahri...swain has to make multiple mistakes for Ahri to win this.
Lux is in Ahri's favor, as long as you're not snared you're fine...if you do get snared you're taking at least half health, if not all of it. Post 6 Ahri should dominate though.
Snare's don't really beat Ahri for the most part cause she can just charm whoever snared her...it takes hard CC or snares + a gank beat her... but I mean, that beats pretty much everyone bar olaf anyways.
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Veigar. Rape cage + R.
Then the Ahri gets Mercury's/Abyssal and stomps you into the ground.
Most people actually underestimate Ahri's AA range. It's nothing super-special at 550 range, but still helps you a lot.
Especially vs Veigar, who has 525 AA range.
Hell, lately i've been taking flat AD reds and quints on most ranged mages and just push everyone out of the lane whenever i want to.
Most mid players just don't have armor. First they "lol!" because you have literally 0 AP at lvl 1, then they "lol?" when you get them so low at lvl 3 that a simple spell combo finishes them off.
Works on other mages too, not just Ahri.
Actually works especially well on Annie since she has 625 range. Sometimes when Kassadin doesn't get banned and someone picks him as mid vs my Annie, i just lulz.
Aside from his burst, he is melee. And most Kass players just don't consider how much AA's can impact them.
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I make spicy soups for me and my husband but Aurney wants to try, but we like them spicy so I don't know, you think if I put cream on his bowl would take the spice out? I'm don't feel like making 2 special foods. :/
How can I unspice things?
I don't know how to take the spice out but I would suggest maybe taking some out for him before you add the spices in the future............
sometimes I use a strainer to take out the chunky part of the soup. I rinse it and just let her eat it with her fingers.
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DH and I like really spicy things too, and guess what, I dont take the spice out for DD. She loves spicy foods too. I often make curry chicken for DH and its pretty spicy but DD loves it and no it does not make her have diarreha at all.
So have you tried the spicy food with your LO and he didnt like it?
And if you did and he doesnt like it, is there a way you can add the spice to the soup after you take his portion out? Just an idea.
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yes he does like it, but he does make faces and then asks for more, that is why I was asking. I guess I can try do it in 2 pans.
I like the idea of the mesh strainer when it is for soups that have vegetables and beans. I'll try that.
When I've made spicy mexican food, I've mixed a little sour cream in with DD's to "unspice" it a little bit. If I make something too spicy though, she just gets something else. BTW, when I read this post, I thought you were asking how to unspice things in the bedroom! LOL...
Start the soup and put some aside for LO, then proceed with the spices for you and dh
chola~ DS Ped recommends we feed him everything we eat (well, except those things to which he is allergic!). I asked, "Even spicy stuff?" And she said to at least let him try it and let him decide whether or not he likes it. So, I guess unless it is like make-you-sweat spicy, I would give it to him. And if it ends up being too spicy for him, I think the cream idea would work. What kind of dishes (besides soup) are you talking about? Maybe we can come up with ways to unspice certain dishes?
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Sometimes I have to despice because it will give DS bum rash.
I add a little sour cream or milk, or just set aside his portion before I add spices. The straining method works too, unless the food has cooked in the spice for so long that the spice can't be rinsed. (soups on simmering on the stove for hours, etc.)
Lisa, mom to Kaleb (9.11.07) and Jacob (5.23.09)
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Jamie lynn spears, I'm happy to know that your doctor said he could try spicy foods. Here I was worried thinking I was a bad mom. The only problem I have is with soups because I usually need to put the chili in the beginning. I am going to add a little cream just so I'm not plain mean.
Lol I know about the bum rash, I suffered from that too, oh tmi? it is only with thai food, not with mine so I think he will be fine but I'll check. Thanks!