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Burlington City Council President Bill Keogh, D-Ward 5, plans to give this tribute tonight to councilors Nancy Kaplan, D-Ward 4, and Mary Kehoe, D-Ward 5. Both decided not to run for another term.
Fellow Councilors,
Councilors Kaplan and Kehoe and the rest of us are ending two years of what I would call, tumultuous at best. This Council has had a challenging two years dealing with retirement funding, the Moran plant process, the cumbersome audit process and Burlington Telecom.
And you have met this challenge, valiantly, providing leadership where leadership was needed. Since this Council has very few tools and extremely limited resources, you reached out to the community for volunteer talents that we needed to do the jobs which fell upon our shoulders.
We have had many work sessions, we have worked until 2 a.m. in the morning and a few other sessions brought us into the midnight hour.
You have served on Ad Hoc committees for hours and hours. All at the expense of your families, your friends, your work and your own personal time. Why do you want this job?
Despite all this work, you will not get a raise in your salary this year or next; you will not get a step increase or a cost-of-living adjustment. Paid holidays and vacations are not in your benefit package.
And none of us are going to be nominated for "Most Valuable Player," or get an Academy Award or named "Councilor of the Year."
In spite of all this, in spite of the undue criticism directed our way, this Council ends two years of significant progress and unanticipated leadership to meet our many challenges.
Again, in spite of all this you know, in your heart, you have a strong allegiance to this City and you know, inside, you have done the best you could. And, once in a while, someone comes along to shake your hand or sends an email with a message that says: "Thanks for all you do for the City."
And those flames of allegiance to the people of Burlington are re-ignited and glow brightly once more.
Fellow Councilors, we all have different views and different approaches to make this City a better place to live. Let us thank each other for those efforts we make.
NOW, it is time for all of us to stand up and thank you – Nancy and Mary, -with a round of applause – for the work you have done on behalf of the City.


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1. Be Approachable and Likable. People want to work with those whom they like. Therefore, the last thing you want to do is come across as rigid or overly demanding. Go with the flow.
The person liking you is one significant piece of the puzzle.
2. Take an interest in both the company and person. When you take an interest in a company, it means doing the proper research prior to the interview, however it goes further. To make an interviewer like you better than other applicants, the secret is in taking an interest in them and discussing what you can do for them.
3. Adapt to the Interviewer's Personality Style. An interviewer will not adapt to your personality, rather you must adapt and do it quickly. If the person is very detail oriented, you should be detail oriented, if the person is a goal driven individual, focus on how you achieve results.
They're attitude has nothing to do with you, rather it's their style of interviewing and it has worked for them so they don't deviate from what they have seen yields the best results for them.
4. Focus During the Interview. Think about nothing else but listening to the interviewer and hearing what they say. This takes away any nerves you may have and increases your chances of giving answers that are not only relevant, but that are impressive as well.
5. Write Down Your Career Goals Prior. Know where you're going in your career. Interviewers like applicants who are focused, organized and driven – things that you cannot be if you don't have a clear goal.
6. Always Thank the Interviewer Following the Interview – Don't play hard to get. People like to feel appreciated.
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Elvis' first visit to Washington was on March 23, 1956--the same day, by coincidence, that his first full-length album, Elvis Presley, was released. Col. Tom Parker, who was in the process of taking over as the 21-year-old singer's manager, had close ties to Washington-based country disc jockey, manager and promoter Connie B. Gay, who booked Elvis to headline a floating concert on the S.S. Mount Vernon, a small ship that sailed the Potomac.
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Nice place for hangouts
I am regular CCD visitor, the place is really gud for coffee and service is also gud. its not so distance from besi tht makes it a cool place to hangout. watering menus & gud place for relaxing urself but the ambiance is lightly changed to a more brighter atmosphere & rgt now the F&B taxes have gone up the new rates are rolled out by the CCD.
July 20,2009
Coffee Day in Besant Nagar
After checking out on the Planet Yum on Elliots Beach , I decided I would visit CCD in Besant nagar. So here goes...
Its a nice big place. The cappucino I ordered was good. ( I have started qualifying these statements, I have found it depends on the barista who makes it! So much for standard procedures. )
The food. 'Average. Hungry mans no option food.'
Would I go there again? Yes. Its big, airy and noisy enough and the coffee is not bad. I did not try any of their spritzers ( Soda + flavour!) or any thing exotic.
February 11,2009
Not the best of ccd
I am a ccd regular, more for chilling out than the coffees and sandwiches.. most of the times in most ccds in Chennai most snacks are unavailable, exp the veg items, i ve never seen a veg pizza there but its always there on the menu!
The ambiance here is nice but for a beach side coffee shop it cud b a lot better. it is kinda uncomfy in the chairs outside and the backside is too secluded with minimal lighting. The inside is great with comfy couches and good decor, but somehow both inside and outside u feel watched u cant feel relaxed maybe cos the place is very small.
The vegan shake here is great. Other stuff are almost the same as rest of the outlets. I wud rather prefer adyar CCD which is much more happening ironically, there's just something in the air i guess!
Rohini Mohanraj, Student, Amateur Writer, Foodie.
February 04,2009
Never tired of CCD :)
Cafe coffee day has been one of my favourite places to hang out with my friends, be it in Mumbai or any other city. I've tried only the Besant nagar outlet in Chennai.
I like the menu of CCD. Their coffees are good, especially tropical iceberg & iced eskimo. Green apple soda tastes very fresh & is better than the one served at other places
(eg. Costa) which tastes too sweet.
The chicken tikka sandwich & the chicken cilantro sandwich are absolutely delicious. The chicken n garlic sandwich is avoidable though, it is very bland!
So yeah, CCD will remain my favourite...so much better than Barista :)
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The recent success of New York Knicks point guard Jeremy Lin has shined quite the light on the Asian-American talent. However, not all of the Harvard graduate's new found attention has been all positive. Recently, a pair of questionable comments in regards to Lin's asian ethnicity prompted two big time sports reporters to lose their jobs. And as a result, on ESPN's First Take, Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless sat down to discuss the seriousness of racial and ethnic sensitivity within the NBA.
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The straw that broke the camel's back came with the
click of the mouse. An extremely
opinionated and vocal customer's
judgment had been holding
sway over the discussions in our
marketing meetings for over a
month. On a hunch, I did a
little research to see what his credentials were. It didn't take too
long and his online post said it
all. "Thinking of getting a P- 90
guitar," he boasted. "Should I
worry about the hum?" I could
have been angry, but all I could
do was laugh. A roomful of
professionals who should have
known better were being held
hostage by a neophyte.
In the 21st-century business
world, company marketers prowl
the internet sniffing for ideas. For
them, the only thing as bad as
making a poor decision is missing
a trend. But marketing to trends
is like shooting at a moving target—by the time you get there,
the opportunity is gone. Fads
move quickly, so it's important to
develop a good sense of detecting
if something is just a flavor-of-the-month in order to stay away
from hanging your career on it.
This is true in both the business
of making guitars and the business of making music.
At the corporate level, decision makers like to see statistics in
order to feel comfortable before
pulling the trigger on a project.
Executives tend to ask others
for their opinion and often go
with the majority. Companies
poll the public directly now
through social media strategies.
"The customer is always right"
isn't a new mantra, but in the age
of group sourcing, it has been
taken to an all-time high. When
you use the internet for research,
it can be dangerous. The web
has given voice and weight to the
opinions of bedroom jammers
and seasoned professionals, but
there is often no way of determining one from the other.
The same kind of thinking
buried the American car companies. When polled in focus
groups, the US public said
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roofs and hubcaps, while the
European and Japanese companies were fitting their cars with
independent suspensions, alloy
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was over three decades ago and
Detroit is still trying to catch up.
Good, bad, or indifferent,
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from hyperbole?
Consider the source. The
story about wisdom is that it
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It's the economy. Things
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Anything that gives them a perceived advantage in the marketplace could mean the difference
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that actually makes music better?
Does it solve a real problem?
If a feature is a solution to a
problem that doesn't exist in the
practical world, why is it better?
If you need help determining
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Examine endorsements. We
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someone you admire lends his
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Unicoi County won the East Tennessee Classic softball tournament for a second straight year after rain forced the cancellation of Saturday's championship-round games at Metro-Kiwanis Park.
The Lady Devils was awarded the championship plaque after finishing 4-0 in pool play and outscoring their opponents 28-2. Grainger, which ended up with a 5-0 record after winning the touranment's final game over Cherokee, was the runner-up. In pool play, the Lady Grizzlies were 4-0 winning their games by a 17-10 margin.
"I thought we played well this weekend," Unicoi County coach Grady Lingerfelt said. "We hit the ball extremely well. It's good to get back on track. We hit it well early in the year and then we went into a little slump, but it's back now."
It was a classic understatement considering the Lady Devils have 47 home runs for the year, only three shy of the state record of 50 set by Daniel Boone last season. Lingerfelt gave his team high praise, saying this group of Lady Devils are even better at the plate than his 2009 state championship team.
"I know this is the best hitting team we've had," Lingerfelt said. "Hitting-wise, yes, but (in 2009) we had a kid named Kara (Woods) who kept us in games. We won a lot of ballgames 2-1, 1-0. With her if you got two runs, you were going to win. I don't think the pitching is on that level, but it's not bad. I feel good going into the postseason."
Leading the way is sophomore Tiffany Laughren, who hit her 18th home run Saturday morning against Rhea County. It moved her to within one home run of the individual record set by Boone's Natalie Sheffey last season.
Taylor Wright is close behind with 15 home runs, and Lingerfelt pointed out both players are sporting over a .500 batting average. Adding to the bounty, Cheyenne Delffs and Ashley Starnes each have six home runs.
Lingerfelt also had high praise for his defense with Laughren and Kaylee Nicholson handling most of the pitching duties. He also mentioned the efforts of catcher Ashley Starnes and third baseman Cierra Jackson.
Unicoi improved to 27-5-2 after the ET Classic championship. Their record indicates a couple of ties with Seymour and Bearden in a Knoxville tournament.
The matchup of Unicoi and Grainger, two teams likely to meet in the Region 1-AA playoffs, didn't materialize due to the weather.
However, there was a matchup of host Science Hill and Cherokee, who could face off in the Region 1-AAA playoffs.
The Lady 'Toppers (25-13) got the best of the Lady Chiefs 2-0 on Saturday as Vanessa Elliott pitched a four-hit shutout. Science Hill finished 3-1 in the tournament, with other shutout wins over Sullivan East and Sullivan North before dropping an 8-5 decision to Grainger.
"You look and there were some really competitive games," Science Hill coach Jerry Higgins said. "I know they were good for us, especially playing Cherokee because that's one we might see in the region. Grainger was a great team. It helped us getting in some games like those before the district tournament."
Science Hill, much like Unicoi County and Daniel Boone, is blessed not to have one quality pitcher, but two with Elliott and all-tournament selection Emma Martindale.
"They alternate, other than Emma couldn't pitch for a couple of weeks when she had a blister on her finger," Higgins said. "I alternate them and it doesn't matter who we're playing. One gets the job done as well as the other gets the job done."
More often than not Science Hill is also getting the job done at the plate. They have a .322 batting average as a team.
Megan Devotie and Sam Bradley are both hitting over .400 and Elliott isn't far behind, hitting at a .376 clip. Hannah Devotie leads the team in three major categories befitting her lead-off spot -- walks, on-base percentage and runs scored.
Higgins has been pleased with the overall performance of the Lady 'Toppers, especially considering they lost four All-Big Eight Conference selections from last year's team which set a school record with 40 wins.
"We've had a good year," Higgins said. "It's been a lot better than we expected after the graduation we had last year."


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The Brown County Public Safety Department says the lanes between Scheuring Road and County Highway S were closed for nearly three hours on Tuesday night.
Authorities said a truck crossed the median and struck a southbound pick-up truck head on.
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London Financial Job Vacancies Decline 19%, Survey Shows
Oct. 10 (Bloomberg) -- The number of job vacancies at London's financial-services companies fell in September to the lowest this year as banks battle the U.K.'s faltering economy and a weakening global outlook for the industry, according to a recruitment consulting firm.
Job openings in the City, London's main financial district, declined 19 percent to 3,843 in September from 4,725 in the same period in 2010, Morgan McKinley said in a statement today.
"The drop in the number of professionals entering the hiring market underlines that the sentiment across London's financial-services sector remains extremely cautious," said Andrew Evans, chief operations officer at Morgan McKinley's financial-services unit. "Our colleagues across Europe, the Middle East and Asia Pacific have also identified similar challenges which are affecting financial-services hiring."
European leaders are under pressure from their global counterparts to find a solution to the debt crisis as it threatens to tip the world economy back into a recession. Britain has also struggled to recover, with the economy barely growing over the past year. The International Monetary Fund cut its 2011 and 2012 U.K. growth forecasts last month to 1.1 percent and 1.6 percent from 1.5 percent and 2.3 percent.
The number of professionals seeking new jobs fell 21 percent in September from a year earlier, Morgan McKinley said. Average City salaries for new positions rose 6 percent to 55,607 pounds ($86,274) from a month ago, the survey said.
In a separate survey, recruitment consultant Astbury Marsden said today there is still demand for individuals working in regulation and compliance after last month's $2.3 billion loss from unauthorized trading at UBS AG and increasing pressure on banks in relation to U.S. tax compliance checks.
"With so much political focus on banks, they know that any slip-ups in this kind of area are going to attract dramatic sanctions," said Mark Cameron, chief operating officer at Astbury Marsden, referring to U.S. tax compliance.
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Friday, July 18, 2014
The Children's Museum of the Lowcountry (CML) is excited to announce four new birthday party themes, offering more choices for play and fun. Children of all ages are welcome to join CML to make their birthday party unforgettable and celebrate their day with family and friends.
CML provides a magical and unique location for Lowcountry children's birthday celebrations. CML's new themes are:
Dinosaur Romp – For a Jurassic good time, this is the party for you. Your little dinosaurs will enjoy wearing their dinosaur masks as they search for fellow dinosaurs like Tyrannosaurus Rex, Velociraptors, Stegosaurus and even make their very own dinosaurs to take home. This party promises to be a roaring good time and we'll send them home with dinosaur goodies which will never go extinct.
Superhero Smash – CML needs your little heroes and heroines to help save the museum. Your child and guests will decorate their superhero masks to get in character as they search high and low for their superhero friends and defeat the villains with a fun and exciting web-slinging activity. Once the museum is safe, staff will send everyone home with goodies so they can continue fighting crime at home.
Wild Wild West – It's the Wild West at CML and its the place to bring your cowboys, cowgirls and sheriffs. Once everyone has their bandannas on and are ready to ride, it's time to grab the posse round up a few outlaws before sitting down to make your own handmade Wild West necklaces. Before they hit the dusty trail, kids will receive a bag of goodies to thank them for cleaning up the town.
Firefighters to the Rescue – This party's on fire. Your firefighter will have a blazing good time as everyone puts on fireman hats and search through the museum to put out fires and spend some time on an actual 1950s fire truck. Once kids have doused the flames, CML's bravest will be sent home with a fun bag of goodies that any firefighter would enjoy.
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Street drinkers jailed for racial abuse and assault on Lincoln student
Posted: November 19, 2012|
A group of street drinkers who racially abused and attacked a University of Lincoln student in the city, have been jailed.
The four approached Nadir Ali, 32, outside the Supasave store in Corporation Street, Lincoln, and shouted racist abuse at him before he was punched and kicked.
Phil Howes, prosecuting, at Lincoln Crown Court said the group momentary left Mr Ali alone but then returned to abuse him. He sought sanctuary in a Tesco Express store.
One of the group, James Lunt, tried to follow him into the store but was blocked by shopper Kenneth Reidy.
Lunt then shouted racist abuse at Mr Reidy, who is Irish, before door staff from a nearby bar went to assist and the group moved away.
James Lunt, 37, of no fixed address; Nigel Saddington, 27, of Reynolds Drive, Lincoln; Adrian Hutchinson, 49, of Tudor House, Ermine East, Lincoln; and Mary Dowdall, 41, also of Tudor House, Ermine East, Lincoln; each admitted racially aggravated common assault of Mr Ali on January 12.
Lunt, who also admitted a second charge of racially aggravated common assault and another of racially aggravated harassment against Mr Reidy, was jailed for 17 months. Saddington was jailed for 10 months and Hutchinson and Dowdall were each jailed for nine months.
Judge Michael Heath said: "Racism is evil. Those who indulge in racially aggravated violence must expect to be punished."
He praised the intervention of Mr Reidy awarding him £250 out of public funds.
Mark Knowles, for Lunt, said he turned to drink 16 years ago following the death of his young son and suffered a relapse when his father died.
Jon Straw, for Saddington, said he was of low intellectual ability and was dependant on alcohol. Caroline Lody, for Hutchinson, said he was the least involved.
Sian Cutter, for Dowdall, said she was an alcoholic and very drunk at the time.


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2 Billion is a lot of money, but less than 1% of this banks assets.
No patrons deposits were at risk.
Chase was forced to take TARP...the feds wanted more liqudity in the banking system.
If you are looking for Gall and elitist...look to OBama administration.
Didn't OBama and Congress teach us all you need to pass the bill to find out what is in it...?
Why isn't it news...?? Why doesn't it belong in Sports...??
Really old news and worse math...4 guys bring suit against 2 guys for attacking them ?
And 1 is a marine....
So four guys (one a marine) sue two guys for attacking them ...is that
a math question ??
This should give DEMs more cannon fudder for the next episode of
Celiberty President
Oh BAMA was the better Team that night...Why is another Question ???
Fan Behavior Now takes away from the Game...this is but another example.
Been over the Huey P many years and thousands of trips.
But in the Spring of 1963 was part of a lane switch 2 car accident at the
top West Bound. Cost me over 100 stiches over my face and head
as I was thrown into the wind shield. Blocked that one side for hours, the
other car in the accident had to take me to West Jeff to be patched up.
There might be a Lesson Here...Don't PO the Supreme Court
but BO doesn't listen to Anyone
Benson will Flip the Hornets like a bad real estate deal in 4-5 years.
OBama has earned the Right to be Doubted in everything he says.....Don't blame him
just don't trust or believe anything he says.
Which Justice or staff/clerk Leaked the information to OBama ???
Had to think He was a constitutional scholar, and Law Professor
Easy however to see he was/is a community organizer...
Insurance mandates are a Bad Idea no matter which party supports it.
The Fed Gov must get money for this from, Tax payers, China and prints it. All work in the
short run none can be sustained for generations.
FEED that Base....OBama...November is close at hand
What did OBama do to get BL, nothing.
The US Military did the work...he takes the Credit.
The Question here is : Can OBama excerise Good Judgement on Anything ??
If these Folks think they have defined an issue or problem...
then who do they expect to Act on the solution...?
Moving patient care from the emergency room to the
primary care physican would lower costs in any Study.
The primary care physicans don't exist currently in the system
to absorb a systemic shift , nor can enough be trainned in
3-5 years. Supply and demand will drive cost UP for the system.
The canidates are not the issue....the voters and their understanding of issues
is the problem.
Auto companies are not profitable since the bailout. Ford is but they didn't
take any Federal money. GM is breakeven at best; Their stock would have to double
from Friday's close to pay back the American Taxpayers. By not allowing GM to
file bankrupcy the Feds have retained a 16 Billion tax deduction for GM, to off set
any profit they may make.
Healthcare is simple OBama Care will deliver two things: higher costs and
lower quality things everyone would like to have going forward.
No One Can ...the voters don't understand the problems or issues
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Today we continue our feature with British male fitness model Adam Fletcher. To see his first feature please scroll below or click here.
Hunter S. Thompson. For Adam, he is the most inspirational person on earth. "He had an amazing concept on life. I kinda think like him." Thompson is not a fan of rules, a trait that Adam can relate to. "People get wrapped up in the routine of life and they forget that we're on a spinning planet in the middle of space. There is more to life than structure. I just like to float about."
Living fearlessly is another characteristic of Hunter S. Thompson that Adam Fletcher admires. True enough, Adam has some very daring statements, proclaiming an attitude of going for broke big time all the time. He declares, "who cares if you car is running low on fuel, drive it until it stops then get out. Don't worry about it running out then thinking thank god it didn't." Inferring from such comment, it seems that Adam Fletcher is a genuine risk taker!
"I have already converted a goth alcoholic into my strict diet, in fact he begged me to let him do it. I just kind of show people there is more to life than getting wasted and having nothing to show for it. People are inspired by results. Going to the gym brings them (results). When you have results and goals you have hit your become happy." Adam answers when asked how he will inspire people to stay fit and healthy. Immediately, he concludes, "going to the gym and dieting will make you happy in the long run whilst feeling good at the same time. Plus its an extra interest and you meet people at the gym a win win win situation." Adding that some results one can potentially get when going to the gym is "gets abs for you, or they help you get the girl you have always wanted."
Adam considers diet as having a great impact on one's health and fitness 80% of the time. A common suggestion, which he endorses is eating small meals every three hours and no carbs after 3 pm. In terms of feasting, "Remember you can have one blow out day a week, hold everything you waiting for this day. Gives you something to look forwards to too."
All in all, Adam has a well-formed view of life. One that is comprehensive, rich and full of life. Based from our short conversations, I feel that he is someone who can charm people and has the ability to make them want to look good and do what they have been wanting to do all their life. Making themselves look good. A skill that takes not only body and brains, but a sincere desire to help people achieve their goals as well.
For a male fitness model, Adam Fletcher is more than the perfect package!
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Results of Operations and Financial Condition, Financial Statem
On July 17, 2014, First Cash Financial Services, Inc. (the "Company") issued a press release announcing its financial results for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2014 (the "Earnings Release"). The Earnings Release is attached hereto as Exhibit 99.1 and is incorporated by reference in its entirety into this Item 2.02.
The information provided in this Item 2.02, including the Earnings Release, shall not be deemed "filed" for purposes of Section 18 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, or otherwise subject to the liabilities of that section, nor shall such information be deemed incorporated by reference in any filing under the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, except as shall be expressly set forth by the specific reference in such filing.
99.1 Press release, dated July 17, 2014, announcing the Company's financial results for the three and six month periods ended June 30, 2014.


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I hope that my roadtrip will me choose a path that i will enjoy. Talking to other people is one of the best ways to do it.
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Both of my interviews went smooth. I learned a lot from both interviews. In the first interivew I interviewed Jonathan Tucker. He head an intresting story on how he became an accountant. He wentot schooll at a normal age but left college to go work. Then he beckto school to get his degree. What I learned form hi interview is to never give up. Work hard it will pay off in the long run. He now works here at MSU as Sponsored program accountant. My other interview was with Doug Carpenter. he also has an interesting story. he went to a junior college and played baseball. he got his associated degree in businees. He did not start accouting until his junior. which is pretty cool. What took from this interview was that i can still catch up in a major. since kind of starting two semsters late. Doug is also an accountant at MSU.
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The Horticultural Center is a 10,000 sq. ft. green house and exhibition hall originally built as the site of Governor John Penn's grounds. It is a botanical display garden and will set the tone for a beautiful wedding. Located at the Southwest corner of Fairmount Park, the Nation's largest urban state park, right in the heart of Philadelphia!
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Once upon a time a girl and boy, both living in a small suburban town, decided without ever meeting to attend the same college in Philadelphia. The girl, spent one of her summers in Italy where she stayed on an olive farm and yearned to share the beautiful moments with someone special. The boy, an Art student, who was inspired by the City, was also looking for a partner to enjoy his days with. The two were introduced by a mutual friend on a Sunday evening, where a spark ignited. In a way they had known each other for years, but in reality they were complete strangers. They continued to meet on Sundays after the sun had set, indulging in her home cooked meals and embracing in their dreams and aspirations for the future.
An invitation to a romantic Italian restaurant soon followed, and his eyes burned a place in her heart. They thought of each other day and night, and soon became inseparable. She quickly moved into his one bedroom apartment, and the two were now one. With her motivation, and his creativity, they felt like they could conquer the world. They inspired each other, they longed for each other; a love ensued. Seasons passed, and their love grew but each hour apart felt like an eternity. The boy and the girl bought a home and started a business, defining their path and creating their future. Now they walk side by side in this story of life, spending every waking moment together. Their futures look bright, as they know their partner is the strength that keeps them going.
Spring is when they will celebrate their love, under a canopy of cherry blossoms and in the company of the most important people in their lives. The moral of the story is that
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Keeping your system secure can be quite a task. Luckily, there's plenty of other people out there who are attempting to keep their systems secure, as well. Several of them have written tools to make it easier to defend your system. Arbitrarily, I chose to group them into four categories: log monitoring, connection monitoring, host based intrusion detection, and network based intrusion detection.
I suppose I should start this section with a disclaimer. I'm only providing links to these tools, as well as including local mirrors for those that allow. What you do with these is your business, but only use them on authorized hosts lest you receive a visit from law enforcement or men named Vinni carrying baseball bats.
Now, all that said, you can learn a lot about your hosts by attacking them. Also, you can learn a lot about security in general by looking at the existing tools and learning how they work. There's a few different types of tools, some are just for information gathering (port scanners), those that attempt to find security holes and notify you, and downright exploits that will try to use a hole in the security of a host to gain access or more privilges.


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South America has been experiencing significant changes in migration flows within the last decade, with more movement within the region, chiefly for labor reasons, and a decline in emigration beyond the region as a result of improving South American economies and reduced prospects elsewhere. Argentina, Brazil, and Chile have attracted the most significant regional migration, with Brazil the preferred destination for migration from outside the continent. Migration beyond South America is chiefly to the United States and Europe. The articles offered here sketch the dynamism of South America's migration trends and policies.
This country profile analyzes Ecuador's migration trends and examines how remittances and return migration have become an important policy focus for a country with an estimated 1.5 million to 2 million nationals living abroad, chiefly in the United States, Spain, and Italy. As waves of emigration occurred, the country also has experienced significant inflows of refugees and economic and lifestyle migrants.
The number of people around the world forcibly displaced by conflict or persecution reached its highest total since World War II, with more than 51.2 million fleeing their country or displaced within it, the UN refugee agency reported in 2014. An estimated 13.6 million people have been displaced by conflicts in Syria and Iraq alone, constituting what the UN High Commissioner for Refugees dubbed a mega-crisis.
Immigrants from South America made up 2.7 million (about 7 percent) of the United States' foreign-born population of 40.4 million in 2011. While the share may seem small, this population has grown 30 times its size since 1960, when about 90,000 South American immigrants resided in the country. This article examines the latest data on South American immigrants in the United States, including population size, geographic distribution, admission categories, and demographic and socioeconomic characteristics.
Unaccustomed to a large number of migrants, Chile has seen an increase in migrants in the past three decades. Cristián Doña-Reveco and Amanda Levinson examine how the country, still wedded to its dictator-era migration framework, is balancing shifting migration patterns with a piecemeal approach to migration policy.
Migration from Latin America to the United States and Europe appears to have slowed in the wake of the recent global financial crisis. As Jacqueline Mazza and Eleanor Sohnen of the Inter-American Development Bank report, flows between Latin American countries expanded in the 1990s and are still growing, crisis or not, and some countries are taking a more regional approach to managing migration.
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Ph.D., Musicology, University of California, Berkeley
Master of Arts, University of California, Berkeley
Bachelor of Music, Northwestern University
DR. JAMES LADEWIG, formerly on the faculty of Vassar and Wellesley Colleges, is responsible for expanding the URI music history curriculum from traditional classical repertory to include world music, jazz, and popular music.
In 2005 the James Ladewig Scholarship in Music History was established. The purpose of this Scholarship is to recognize and provide awards to undergraduate students who demonstrate academic excellence in, and enthusiasm for, the study of music history at URI. The Scholarship was generously initiated with a major gift from a former music major. Regarding this Scholarship, Dr. Ronald Lee, Chairperson of the Department, has stated, "All of us can point back to a special teacher who has made a major impact on our lives. This special teacher is one who is dedicated to improving the skills of each student, increasing one's understanding of the discipline being studied, and developing the sense of confidence and maturity necessary for success in life. James Ladewig is this special teacher; he is a model for many of us."
A specialist in the Renaissance and Baroque eras, in particular instrumental and keyboard music of Italy, he has published scholarly articles on the variation canzona, Frescobaldi, Luzzaschi and Bach, which have appeared in the Journal of Musicology, Frescobaldi Studies, and Studi Musicali. He edited the 30-volume series, Italian Instrumental Music of the Sixteenth and Early Seventeenth Centuries: Previously Unpublished Full Scores of Major Works from the Renaissance and Early Baroque (New York & London: Garland Publishing).
Dr. Ladewig has received grants from the American Council of Learned Societies and the URI Foundation. He has been a visiting scholar at Harvard University and is a member of the American Musicological Society, the Society for Seventeenth-Century Music and the Renaissance Society of America. He is presently the treasurer and member of the board of directors of the American Musicological Society. Dr. Ladewig has served as president of the New England Chapter of the American Musicological Society and is formerly the editor of the national newsletter of the American Musicological Society.
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Vietnam's Second Quarter Rice Exports to Hit Two Million Tonnes
Vietnam's rice exports in the second quarter ending in June could nearly double from the previous three months to 2 million tonnes, state media reported on Tuesday, due to expected higher demand from key buyers such as China and the Philippines.
Vietnam exported 1.1 million tonnes of rice in the January-March period, down 42.5 percent from a year ago, government statistics showed.
"As the export market has become favourable, with increasing number of contracts, the Vietnam Food Association is projected to double the first-quarter rice export volume," the Agriculture Ministry-run Vietnam Agriculture newspaper said on Tuesday.
Vietnam's rice exports to neighbouring China could climb six-fold this year to up to 2 million tonnes, a Vietnamese industry official was quoted as saying in late March, supporting domestic prices during the peak harvest season.
Vietnam has also signed contracts to export a total of 500,000 tonnes of rice to the Philippines, traders said in late March.
Prior to the association's projection, the agriculture ministry had forecast Vietnam's rice exports this year could fall nearly 14 percent from 2011 to 6.1 million tonnes due to lower demand from key buyers.
The ministry's monthly projection did not make any reference to comments by Agriculture minister Cao Duc Phat, who said on March 15 that Vietnam aimed to match last year's record rice shipments of 7.2 million tonnes.
As of April 9, the food association raised the minimum export price for Vietnam's 5 percent broken rice to $450 a tonne, free-on-board basis, from $425 earlier, and also increased the floor for the 25-percent broken grade to $425 from $400 earlier.
The new floors were the first increase this year, the association said in a statement.
The group is in charge of granting loading permission for rice exporters based on their signed contracts.
The group regulates the floor price to prevent sales at prices so low they would hurt Vietnam's rice export revenues and the earnings of millions of farmers.
Given the prospect of more rice being exported in coming months, domestic companies will not raise their purchase target under an industry stockpiling plan of an equivalent 1 million tonnes of milled rice, designed to boost domestic prices, state-run Voice of Vietnam radio cited the food association as saying.
Companies have bought nearly 700,000 tonnes of milled rice under the plan between March 15 and April 6 and would complete the purchase on April 15 as scheduled, the association said.
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Schedule: Saturday, Feb. 9 at Valentine Invitational, Boston, Mass., 10:30 a.m.
Scoreboard: L, 109-69, at Maine, Orono, Maine, 2/2
- The Holy Cross men's indoor track and field team will return to competition on Saturday, Feb. 9, at the Valentine Invitational, hosted by Boston University at 10:30 a.m.
- Last season, junior Ross Daies (Salem, N.H.) took the top finish for the Crusaders in the track events while graduate Alex Martin was the top team finisher in the field events. Sophomore Mike Galasso (Danvers, Mass.) recorded what would end up being the best time of the season for any Crusader in the 400-meter dash, crossing the finish line in 49.67 seconds.
- Following the Valentine Invitational, the Crusaders will travel to West Point, N.Y. to participate in the 2013 Patriot League Indoor Championship, hosted by Army, on Friday-Sunday, Feb. 15-17.
- In last weekend's dual meet versus Maine, Galasso, sophomore Sean Carey (Newburyport, Mass.) and freshman Tim Dunn (Fords, N.J.) each recorded first place finishes for the Crusaders. The 4x440-yard relay team comprised of freshman Lucas Keefer (Yonkers, N.Y.), junior Sam McGrath (Tyngsboro, Mass.) and seniors Nick Petsky (Manorville, N.Y.) and Nick Poles (Quincy, Mass.) also added a first place finish for the Crusaders.
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The new European group JCall raises a disturbing question: how could pro-Israel intellectuals like Alain Finkielkraut and Bernard-Henri Levy support a venture that is simultaneously anti-Israel and intellectually incoherent?
JCall presented a petition to the European Parliament this week that asserted that Israel's future "depends upon" peace with the Palestinians, so the European Union must "put pressure on both parties." Then, abandoning the pretense of even-handedness, it added: "Systematic support of Israeli government policy is dangerous and does not serve the true interests of the state of Israel." There was no comparable warning against supporting Palestinian Authority policies, some of which clearly endanger Israel.
Asked to explain this disparity, founder David Chemla told the Jerusalem Post, "As Jews tied to Israel, we speak to the Israelis. So this is a call to the Israelis."
That is obvious nonsense: if JCall really wanted to address Israelis, it would petition the Knesset — not the virulently anti-Israel European Parliament, which just two months ago backed the Goldstone Report's allegations of Israeli "war crimes" in Gaza. The U.S. Congress, by comparison, denounced the report as hopelessly biased.
And that contrast highlights the more serious intellectual incoherence in JCall's position. JCall, like JStreet, on which it is self-consciously modeled, opposes "delegitimization and boycotts of Israel," Chemla told Haaretz. But America could reduce support for Israel in many ways short of boycott/divestment/sanctions. Europe can't.
Unlike the U.S., the EU doesn't vote against anti-Israel UN resolutions, give Israel financial aid, serve as a major Israeli arms supplier, and publicly defend (or at least refrain from condemning) Israeli counterterrorism measures. Indeed, it makes only one major contribution to Israel's welfare: it's Israel's largest trading partner.
So when you urge European "pressure" on Israel, you're effectively urging BDS. The EU has no lesser pressure mechanisms left.
Chemla nevertheless insisted that JCall is "actually helping Israel's image in Europe" by showing that the Jewish community is "not monolithic." How Europeans' image of Israel would be improved by learning that prominent Jews also deem Israel the conflict's main culprit remains a mystery.
But it's no mystery how that might improve Europeans' image of European Jews. On a continent where opinion polls consistently show Israel to be widely loathed, even implying that Israel isn't solely to blame makes you suspect. But if you urge the EU to withhold support from Israel's government, yet not from the PA; if you even declare that this serves Israel's "true interests," so Europeans need suffer no qualms of conscience, then you've restored yourself to the European consensus. You've showed, to quote JCall's petition, that you, too, hear "the voice of reason" — at least as Europe currently defines it.
It's hard being a Jew in Europe today. So it's understandable that some would seize on anything, however irrational, that labels itself "pro-Israel" while not violating the European consensus. But their Israeli and American brethren must remind them of the truth: being "pro-Israel" in Europe today requires emphasizing Palestinian guilt, which Europeans routinely ignore, rather than reinforcing their "blame Israel" reflex. And it requires lobbying against "pressure" that can only be manifest through BDS.


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INQUEST is a small charity with a staff team of eight providing free advice to people bereaved by a death in custody and detention and is entirely independent of government. We are reliant on donations and grants, without which we could not carry on our vital work for truth, justice and accountability
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- New inquiry into deaths in police custody launched by Theresa May Home Secretary says review will look at use of restraint techniques and 'ask difficult questions'
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- Theresa May to launch independent review of deaths in police custody
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- Time for radical action on our failing prisons
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31.07.15 There have been 11 deaths involving the police in England & Wales this year to date.
30.07.15 Our casework team has opened 252 cases to date in 2015.
29.07.15 There have been 121 deaths in prison this year, including 10 young people aged 18-24; 1 child aged 16; 46 self-inflicted deaths; and 3 homicides.
14.01.15 2 women have died in prison in 2015.
20.04.15 There has been one death in immigration custody in 2015 so far.
29.01.15 in 2014 there were 242 deaths in prison; 83 were self-inflicted, including 14 young people aged 18-24.
02.01.15 There was one death in immigration custody and two deaths of immigration detainees held in prison in 2014.
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The England international did not even make the substitutes' bench for the 1-0 win over Reading but Lambert stressed he is still part of his plans.
"He just has to play well and train well, that's a simple one. I am not going to break something or reinvent the wheel," Lambert told Sky Sports when asked what Bent had to do to try and regain his place in the team.
"That is something that football people understand. He just has to pay well and at the end of the day, it's always my decision. I need everyone at the football club to perform and try and do well."
Christian Benteke, who has been preferred up front to Bent, scored the only goal of the game and Lambert was full of praise for the Belgium international.
"He is an absolute credit to the game of football," added Lambert. "For someone who is only 22 years of age, he has been absolutely fantastic."
There was also praise for the team as a whole, with the win over Reading coming just three days after they held Arsenal to a 0-0 draw.
"I know the effort has been absolutely fantastic," said the Scotsman. "To play Arsenal and go again on the Tuesday was a big, big effort and I am delighted with them.
"Even when you are up against the bigger teams, the onus is on the home team to try and come out of the blocks. I have got to give them a lot of credit for carrying on going."
A crowd of just 28,692 turned up at Villa Park but Lambert is convinced the fans have a role to play if they are to advance up the Premier League table.
"The crowd are absolutely vital," he said. "They have been magic since I have been at the club.
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In the fall, the time of bountiful fruit and vegetables, we begin the garden harvest of cucumbers, zucchinis, beans, and tomatoes great for canning. Strawberries, currants, and raspberries for jams and jellies. And from the land, there are such delights as blueberries, highbush cranberries, and mountain ash berries.
Now, I've never managed to make jelly or jam out of blueberries as they so readily make their way into pies or the freezer, and the highbush cranberry jelly is definitely an acquired taste because its odour can be offensive to some. But the mountain ash berries, which are inedible on their own, are a pure delight as a jelly.
Their European counterparts are the rowan berries. The rowan tree itself if thought to be sacred and have protective qualities. Because of this, in Wales, the Celts have traditionally planted the tree in churchyards.
There is a top secret processing method required to make the jelly recipe work. I'm not sure why the method is so jealously guarded by those in the know, because there seems to be no shortage of the berries, well, at least until the birds get a hold of them. I can only assume the secrecy is a matter of pride. Being able to whip out a treasured jar of mountain ash berry jelly at a fall wild-game feast would definitely bring favour to the maker.
The secret method? Freeze the ripe berries before using. It doesn't matter if the cold temperature outside does the work or your freezer does, either way, the freezing of the berries is the key to turning the jelly from yuck to yumm!
The recipe itself is easy, if making jelly is an easy thing for you to do that is.
Mountain Ash and Crabapple Jelly Recipe
2 lbs mountain ash berries (thawed)
2 lbs crabapples or apples
Note: for a milder recipe use 1 lb mountain ash and 3 lbs crabapples
Add 3/4 cup sugar for each cup of juice used
In muslin or cheesecloth bag (for easier removal before jarring) add:
Peel of 1 lemon for each 8 cups of juice
2 cloves, for each 8 cups of juice
- Wash frozen mountain ash berries and crab apples then put into pot. Cover with water to level of fruit and simmer until pulpy. Mash while cooking.
- Strain for a few hours or overnight through damp cheesecloth in a colander or through a jelly bag. Don't press or squeeze the fruit or the jelly will be cloudy.
- Measure juice into pot, then bring to a light boil for 15 minutes.
- Add sugar and the muslin bag containing the lemon peel and cloves.
- Boil rapidly, stirring often and skimming off foam, until mixture reaches jelly temperature of 220 F.
- Remove from heat, remove muslin bag, and pour jelly mixture into hot sterilized jelly jars. Seal (processing optional) and store in a dark, dry place.
More mountain ash (rowan jelly) recipes can be found in Preserving Memories: Growing Up in My Mother's Kitchen, The Neighborhood Forager: A Guide for the Wild Food Gourmet, The Hedgerow Harvest: Traditional Recipes from Nature's Storehouse, and The Jamlady Cookbook. Looking for a book that gives a rowan jelly recipe along with ways to use the jelly? Try Nichola Fletcher's Ultimate Venison Cookery.
The only problem you're likely to have with this jelly is beating the birds to the fruit. Good luck with that.
Note about seeds: Gwen at Gwen's Healing Garden writes that the seeds of apples, peaches, chokecherries, and mountain ash berries contain small amounts of cyanide [I've also read a number of other poison variations depending on author]. She goes on to say that, "It's important to note here that Chokecherries and Mountain Ash berries can be made into a jelly, as the seeds will be thrown away after the juice is extracted." It's a given that the same goes for apples and peaches.
Resource Links
Wiki ~ Rowan
Sacred Earth ~ Rowan Berry
Stock Food Images ~ Mountain Ash Berry
Rook.org ~ Sorbus americana
JackKeller.net ~ Mountain Ash Berry Wine Recipe
Danish SchnappsRecipes.com ~ Rowan Schnapps Recipe
Plants for a Future ~ Mountain Ash
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noun[mass noun]
1A pragmatic attitude or policy: ideology had been tempered with pragmatism
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- Fortunately, democratic politics normally are characterized by pragmatism and compromise, not ideology.
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2 Philosophy An approach that evaluates theories or beliefs in terms of the success of their practical application.
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just taken early retirement from a longtime position as a reference
librarian in a public library, and I'm here to tell you that retiring
is absolutely amazing! It's so mind-blowing that it's probably just
as well that no one does it more than once or twice in a lifetime.
For years I had to get dressed, pack my lunch, check the weather,
determine if it was bikeable or not (I rode my bike every day except
when too cold, raining or snowing heavily), and show up at a certain
time. I had to deal constantly with the public, the cranky as well as
the courteous. In a high-demand environment, I was expected to
troubleshoot machines--computers, printers, copiers--when they failed to
work, a circumstance that intensified the public's crankiness and, I
admit it, mine. I was expected to multitask and do more than I had time
for, particularly in recent years when government budgets were being cut
year after year.
If I didn't feel well, I agonized whether it was serious enough to
call in sick, knowing my absence would place a greater burden on
co-workers covering the desk, and if I wanted time off I had to request
it well in advance and plan carefully to keep within my allotted number
of days per year. I had to keep up with countless policy and database
changes, some useful and needed, some not. I had to schedule meeting
room use, plan programs and displays, attend staff meetings and training
sessions, and endure dramas between co-workers. And now--poof!--it's
all gone.
Those are things I won't miss, but to be fair, the job had numerous
positive aspects. I spent my days with many people who love books, and
learned from them. I helped people every day in concrete and sometimes
life-changing ways. I encouraged children to read and complete school
reports, and chatted with lonely elders as time permitted. I saw the new
books and movies as they arrived, being introduced to authors and
subjects that I otherwise might not have encountered. I served a system
that is a major reuser of resources, supports community-building, and
provides the most disadvantaged residents with opportunities for
improved language skills and career advancement. I was valued for my
hard-won education. I had the opportunity to purchase new books at a
discount, and used books at a low library sale rate. In addition to my
salary, I received paid vacation time, sick leave, and a retirement
pension. My co-workers gave me a lovely send-off party, including a
vegan cake (see photos) and a dozen roses.
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Here I am looking at that most recent version of the wrestlers composition. It's called Matching bulb.psd and I know I keep tweaking this composition, but I'm sitting here looking at that glow and it's just not bright enough. It matches the scene, but it needs a little bit of extra heft. So I've got the glow layer selected here inside Layers panel and I'm going to switch to my Brush tool either by clicking on it or pressing the B key and I'll right-click with that tool in order to bring up my settings. I've got a Size value of 80 pixels of a Hardness of 0%.
My foreground and background colors are set to their defaults, black and white. So I'll press the X key in order to change the foreground color to White and then I'll just click right there in the center of the light bulb in order to create a little bit of a shimmer. That's all it takes. So again these blend modes can be very powerful and flexible when combined with the right luminance levels. Well, that's not what this exercise is about. What I want to do is show you how you can change the behavior of a very simple Invert Adjustment layer using the Color and Luminosity blend modes. So I'm going to twirl close my lightbulb group and I'm going to turn it off.
I'll click on the wrestlers layer, because I really don't want it to set to this Color Dodge mode. I'm going to advance it to the Linear Dodge mode by pressing Shift+, but that didn't do anything except for change the mode assigned to my brush right here. So notice that my Brush mode has now changed from Normal, which it was before to Dissolve. That's no good. So I need to press Shift+Alt+N or Shift+Option+N on the Mac to change it back to Normal. So those keyboard shortcuts work just as well when the Brush tool or one of the other painting tools are selected.
You just have to bear in mind they're not affecting the layer in that case. They're affecting the tool itself. Now press the M key to switch back to my Marquee tool and now I'll press Shift+ and that should advance me to the Linear Dodge mode where this layer is concerned. So if I twirl up in the future stuff group and scroll to the bottom of the layers list, you can see that I've got this bright to dark layer and you may recall that's an Invert Adjustment layer. I'll go ahead and click on it to select it. Now, currently what's happening is we've got this light orange parchment in the background.
So I've just turned off the Invert Adjustment layer for a moment. When I turn the layer back on why we're inverting the layer on a channel by channel basis, which means that we're inverting the overall luminance of the parchment in the background, but we're also inverting its color scheme. So it's changing from a bright orange to a deep blue. Let's say we don't want that. Let's say we just want to invert the luminance and leave the color alone. Why I go ahead and select this Invert Adjustment layer and I change its Blend mode to Luminosity by pressing its keyboard shortcut which is Shift+Alt+Y or Shift+Option+Y on the Mac.
Another way to get there by the way if I press Shift+Alt+N or Shift+Option+N on the Mac, because I'm at the top of the blend mode list, if I press Shift-, I will cycle back to the bottom of the list and also like the Luminosity mode. We get this effect right here. So we're keeping the orange color scheme, but we're inverting the luminance of that parchment. So let's say we want it the other way around. We want to invert just the color and leave the luminance alone. Why then I would press Shift+Alt+C or Shift+Option+C on the Mac in order to assign the Color mode.
That of course doesn't work with our current wrestlers. So I'll scroll back up the list, I'll turn off this couple bright invert layer and I'll select the wrestlers and I'll change them from Linear Dodge to Linear Burn by pressing Shift+Alt+A or Shift+Option+A on the Mac. So blend modes don't have to be hard, they can be exceedingly simple as I think even these two would agree.
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589. Clifford Charles Engebretson (Laura Lucille Brady , Joseph Terence , John , Terence , Michael , )
Clifford married (1) Debbie Stinler.
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Clifford married (2) Dorothy.
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Craig married Linda DeVries.
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1185 M i Eiric Edwin Engebretson 1186 M ii Kaare Engebretson
592. Helen Ann Engebretson (Laura Lucille Brady , Joseph Terence , John , Terence , Michael , )
Helen married Laurence Ralph Gamman "Larry" son of Leonard Ralph Gamman and Harriet Louise Giroux.
They had the following children:
1187 M i Lucas Richard Gamman 1188 M ii Daniel Laurence Gamman 1189 F iii Laurel Louise Gamman
596. Virginia Marie Brady (Robert Clare , Clare Whitfield , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Virginia married James Robinson Hackney M.D. "Rob" son of Cecil Sain Hackney and Elizabeth Morris.
They had the following children:
+ 1190 F i Dorothy Jean Hackney + 1191 M ii James Budwig Hackney + 1192 F iii Frances Linder Hackney + 1193 F iv Elizabeth Camack Hackney 1194 M v Robert William Hackney 1195 F vi Virginia Anne Hackney
597. Linda Clare Brady (Robert Clare , Clare Whitfield , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Linda married Michael David Stienbarger son of Wayne Stienbarger and Ruth.
They had the following children:
1196 F i Robin Linn Brady 1197 M ii Benjamin Michael Brady
600. Charles Whitfield Brady (William Whitfield , Clare Whitfield , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Charles married (1) Jean Marie Eppendorf daughter of Glenn Eppendorf and Mary Agnes Crotty.
They had the following children:
+ 1198 F i Shannon Clare Brady + 1199 F ii Bonnie Jean Brady
Charles married (2) Liana Jo Guymon daughter of James LeRoy Guymon and Marie Elise Loubet.
601. Carol Rosanne Kirby (Carol Ingoldsby , Carol Altura Brady , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Carol married Steven Peter Prandini son of Peter Prandini and Olive Jean Stevens.
They had the following children:
1200 F i Heather Nicole Prandini Heather married Benjamin Van Dyke. 1201 M ii Seth Joseph Prandini Seth married Beth Barnett. 1202 F iii Rachel Kate Prandini
604. Scott Patrick Carroll (Carol Ingoldsby , Carol Altura Brady , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Scott married Rosa Garcia.
They had the following children:
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605. Kirk Eugene Ingoldsby (Norman Judge Ingoldsby , Carol Altura Brady , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Kirk married Kathryn Donna Zuckswert daughter of Donald Rovert Zuckswert and Shirley Ann Houser.
They had the following children:
1206 F i Wendy Jean Ingoldsby + 1207 M ii Steven Laurence Ingoldsby 1208 F iii Susan Ann Ingoldsby Susan married Justin Keith Mackay son of Reed Mackay and Geraldine.
606. Bron Barnett Ingoldsby (Norman Judge Ingoldsby , Carol Altura Brady , Terence , Terence , Michael , ) was born on 11 Jan 1950 in Lindsay, Tulare, California, USA. He died on 18 Oct 2005 in Orem, Utah, Utah, USA.
Bron Barnett Ingoldsby
Bron Barnett Ingoldsby passed away October 18 2005 in his home surrounded by his family who loved him most. He remains our hero as he never gave up hope and loved those around him fully every day of his life. He will be deeply missed.Born on January 11, 1950 to Norman and Daphine Ingoldsby he enjoyed growing up in Lindsay California with his twin brother Kirk, and siblings Pamela and Todd. He graduated from Lindsay High School and later attended Brigham Young University where he received his Bachelors degree, Utah State University for a Masters degree, and received a PhD at the University of Georgia. He served a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in the Colombia Venezuela mission and developed a great love for the people there. Bron married the love of his life Valerie Percevault in 1974 in the Provo LDS temple and welcomed twin daughters to their family in 1980. The family enjoyed years in Rootstown, Ohio, Rexburg and Sugar City, Idaho and Orem, Utah. A leader in his field Bron traveled extensively studying different cultures and helping to bring understanding and tolerance to those around him. He loved teaching in the Family Science departments at Kent State University, Ricks College, and BYU. His research and text books are well known but he is most remembered by his students for his humor and love.He gave of his time to the LDS church in many service positions and was a volunteer in the America's Junior Miss program. He showed his love for others heading up the Partners of the America foundation in Idaho establishing better orphanages in Ecuador. He loved to travel, read, learn and talk to others. Many were touched by his listening ear and good advice.Known for his love and care Bron was always a "happy husband" and loving father and grandfather. His greatest joy was his family to whom he devoted his life and energy. He was always proud of his family and showed his love for them. Bron's first priority was always the people he loved and he taught all those around him about love.He is survived by his wife Valerie, daughters Marie Bigelow (Todd) and Hilary Ingoldsby, granddaughter Bronwyn-Rose Bigelow, father Norman Ingoldsby and siblings Kirk Ingoldsby, Pamela Kimball, and Todd Ingoldsby. He is preceded in death by his mother Daphine Ingoldsby, father in-law John Percevault, and grandparents.Funeral services will be held in the Park 10th LDS Chapel located at 50 South 750 West, Orem, at 10 am Saturday Oct. 22. The family will greet friends from 9:00- 9:45 at the church. Friends and family may send flowers or make a donation to the American Cancer Society. Funeral Services provided by SereniCare Funeral Home. Published in the Daily Herald on 10/20/2005.
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Dr. Bron Ingoldsby received his Ph.D. in Child and Family Development from the University of Georgia in 1979. He and his wife Valerie are the parents of twin daughters- Marie and Hilary. Dr. Ingoldsby has been a Certified Family Life Educator since 1989 and is also a member of the Curriculum and Graduate committees. He received the Jan Trost Award for Outstanding Contribution to Comparative Family Studies in 2002.
Dr. Ingoldsby's scholarship focuses on cross-cultural mate selection and family relationships, particularly in Latin America and with the Hutterites.
Representative Publications
Ingoldsby, B. & Smith, R. (2005) Public school teachers perspectives on the contemporary Hutterite family. Journal of Comparative Family Studies, 36, (2).Ingoldsby, B., Smith, S.R. & Miller, E. (2004). Exploring Family Theories. Los Angeles: Roxbury Press.
Hamon, R. & Ingoldsby, B. (2003). Mate Selection Across Cultures. Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications.
Ingoldsby, B., Schvaneveldt, P., Supple, A. & Bush, K. (2003). The relationship between parenting behaviors and adolescent achievement and self-efficacy in Chile and Ecuador. Marriage and Family Review, 35, (3-4), 139-159.
Schvaneveldt, P. & Ingoldsby, B. (2003). An exchange theory perspective on couple formation preferences and practices in Ecuador. Marriage & Family Review, 35 (1-2) 219-238.
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My Dad you walked with strong legs
that took you to many lands
Where you shared of your love freely
opening hearts and hands
Your blue eyes saw so truly
all the good deep down inside
Your compassion and acceptance
a heart to never hide
You taught us what it means to smile
and cry with those in pain
You held our hands through good and bad
and we did the same
You gave us all the best you had
and we are forever changed
Enough love to last a lifetime
remains your fame
My dad you are my hero though we miss you here today
You live on in each of us
and we will reunite someday
I love you dad.
I am forever your daughter, Hilary
Bron married Valerie-Rose Percevault daughter of John Baptiste Percevault and Elizabeth Margaret Papp.
They had the following children:
+ 1209 F i Hilary Lindsay Ingoldsby + 1210 F ii Marie-Ange Ingoldsby
607. Pamela Gail Ingoldsby (Norman Judge Ingoldsby , Carol Altura Brady , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Pamela married Dan Anderson Kimball son of Elden Clifford Kimball and Esther Louise Anderson.
They had the following children:
+ 1211 M i Benjamin Alan Kimball + 1212 F ii Bridget Aleen Kimball + 1213 M iii Clinton Dan Kimball + 1214 F iv Trudy Rochelle Kimball 1215 M v Bron Judge Kimball Bron married Sydney Bracha.
608. Todd Alan Ingoldsby (Norman Judge Ingoldsby , Carol Altura Brady , Terence , Terence , Michael , )
Todd married (1) Laura May Nielsen daughter of Stuart Dee Nielsen and Lila Ellen Larett.
They had the following children:
1216 F i Michelle Keilah Ingoldsby + 1217 F ii Madeline Renee Ingoldsby
Todd married (2) Monica Mercedes Jacobsen daughter of Walter Aurelio Jacobsen and Carmen Haydee Salinas Diaz.
They had the following children:
1218 F iii Abigail Leilani Ingoldsby 1219 M iv James Todd Ingoldsby
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Pioneer Rekordbox Full DJ Software [Video]
Earlier this morning Pioneer DJ has released a very quick teaser video of what looks to be like their new Rekordbox software with a lot more features. Specifically, it looks like the Rekordbox software that currently handles track preparation and library management for CDJ/DJM users will now be able to work in real time with new DJ controllers and perhaps even DVS timecode vinyl setups. Check out our thoughts and the quick teaser video inside.
Traktor Pro 2.8 Released
The new Traktor Pro 2.8.0 update is now released and with it comes support for the new Traktor Kontrol D2, support for the new Rane MP2015 Mixer, 64-Bit Architecture, and a host of other improvements. The Pioneer XDJ-1000 and CDJ-900NXS players also receive full HID support.
Pioneer RM-05 & RM-07 Studio Monitors Announced
Pioneer has just announced that they are releasing a new lineup of powered studio monitors for DJ's and producers. The new Pioneer RM-05 & RM-07 have HD coaxial drivers that place both the woofer and the tweeter on the same axis for superb sound and response across the frequency ranges. Around the back, there is a three-band EQ as well as unbalanced RCA and balanced XLR inputs. The RM-05 has a five inch woofer while the RM-07 has a seven inch woofer.
New Odyssey Cases & Bags for Pioneer XDJ-RX
I've been personally using Odyssey flight cases for my DJ equipment for over twenty years now! Odyssey always seems to bring out new cases and bags to protect DJ equipment almost as soon as the piece is released to the public. The newly announced Pioneer XDJ-RX all-in-one DJ Rekordbox system was recently released to the masses and Odyssey has already produced new flight cases and bags to accommodate.
New Decksavers for XDJ-1000, NV, & More
We're big fans of the Decksaver Covers which we use to protect DJ and Production gear here at the DJbooth Labs. We have Decksavers for the Stanton ST.150's, the Traktor Z2 mixer, the NI Maschine Studio, the Vestax VCI-400, and more. Decksaver continues to add to their lineup with new covers being released for various DJ & Production pieces that has been released in the last year including the Pioneer XDJ-1000, Numark NV, and more.
NAMM 2015: Serato DJ Club Kit [Video]
Today at NAMM 2015, the Serato team has announced a new Serato DJ Club Kit that will allow users of certain Pioneer and Allen & Heath four channel Club mixers to work in digital vinyl setup mode with external decks and Serato DJ software control. Users of the Pioneer DJM-900NSX/DJM-850 or the Allen & Heath DB2/DB4 can connect to the computer via USB and have full Serato DJ timecode control using the Serato DJ Club Kit which will run $169.
NAMM 2015: Pioneer HDJ-2000MK2 Headphones [Video]
Pioneer DJ has just announced the new HDJ-2000MK2 flagship DJ headphones just in time for this year's NAMM show. The Pioneer HDJ-2000MK2 headphones have been upgraded from the original HDJ-2000 headphones with sleeker styling, better sound quality, and better isolation for Professional DJ's who need a good monitoring experience in the DJbooth.
NAMM 2015: Pioneer HRM-7 Studio Headphones [Video]
NAMM is here and so is the new gear! Pioneer has announced the new HRM-7 Studio Monitor headphones that incorporate HD drivers for "high-resolution" audio quality that's suited for home and professional studio use. The Pioneer HRM-7 Headphones feature 40mm, a dual chamber bass reflex enclosure for deep bass, and comfortable and isolating memory-foam velour ear pads.
NAMM 2015: Pioneer XDJ-RX [Video]
Many people have speculated that a new all-in-one Pioneer DJ Rekordbox player would eventually show up one day… That day is today as Pioneer DJ has just announced their new All-In-One XDJ-RX Rekordbox DJ system. The new system includes a full seven-inch color display which shows parallel waveforms, cue points, track information, and much more. The Pioneer XDJ-RX is a true two-channel standalone mixer, has two USB slots for multiple music sources, and can also be used as a DJ Controller for Traktor Pro 2.
Pioneer DDJ-SZ-N in Gold! [Video]
The biggest and most expensive Serato DJ controller on the market has just received the Gold treatment…literally. The flagship Pioneer DDJ-SZ controller is now available in Gold as the DDJ-SZ-N. This is the same exact DDJ-SZ controller that we reviewed a few months ago with a new color. Pioneer will only produce 1000 of these Gold DDJ-SZ-N controllers which will be available shortly at retailers across the globe for the cool price of $2200.