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CHICAGO – Rather than easing Jeremy Morin into the lineup, the Chicago Blackhawks are putting the talented rookie forward in right away against the Calgary Flames on Sunday night at the United Center.
The 20-year old Morin was called up on Sunday morning from Rockford of the American Hockey League, where he'd played 22 games and scored 5 goals while tallying 10 assists – including one goal and eight helpers in his last nine games.
Morin is also coming off a three-game AHL suspension for an elbowing incident on Dec. 11 against Milwaukee – which is likely the reason he wasn't called up sooner following an upper-body injury to Hawks forward Daniel Carcillo on Wednesday in Minnesota.
"Organizationally, he's a player that we see having a good future with us and it gives him a chance to get back in the lineup," Hawks coach Joel Quenneville said Sunday afternoon. "He's played well down in the minors this year. He's got some upside offensively. He's got some strength in the puck area, good instincts, good shot and I think defensively he's fine, too. We're looking forward to seeing him play."
Morin made his debut with Chicago last season by playing nine games with the Hawks and scoring two goals while adding one assist. However, Morin sustained a shoulder injury playing for the United States at the 2011 World Junior Championships and he went back to Rockford after helping Team USA win a bronze medal.
Not long after his return, Morin got a concussion on Jan. 15 and missed the rest of the season (41 games) plus sitting out all exhibition games and scrimmages during this year's training camp. The concussion happened after a hard hit caused him to hit his head on the ice. Quenneville said the time spent in the minors this season was necessary for Morin just to get back into the rhythm of a hockey season.
"I think you need time on ice and quality time on ice," Quenneville said. "(The AHL) is a good league and coming off the extended injury there, I think he's earning an opportunity based on how well he's played."
Quenneville wouldn't reveal where in the Hawks lineup Morin will fit in against the Flames, but the most likely spots would be one of the wings on the third line in place of either left wing Bryan Bickell or right wing Michael Frolik.
Morin might also slide into the left wing spot on the fourth line in place of 6-foot-8 defenseman John Scott, who's used on the left wing of that line from time to time. Morin is just excited to get back into an NHL game, regardless of where he's placed.
"You don't know when you're going to get called up, but obviously I'm excited about the opportunity and I'm looking forward to it," said Morin, who was the key return piece in a blockbuster deal with the former Atlanta Thrashers the summer after Chicago won the 2010 Stanley Cup. "I was just excited to kind of be back in the swing of things (in Rockford) and be playing again every night and every weekend, getting back into it. I was most excited about that. I knew I had to prove I could play again before I got the chance (to rejoin the Hawks)."
As for the long period sitting out with the concussion, Morin said it was a tough ordeal and a learning experience.
"I'd never gone through something like that before," he said. "Going through it, you don't really know how much it takes coming back and the timing and everything that it takes. You don't know when it's going to come back. I didn't struggle in the beginning, but it was a little tougher than I thought coming back. I was just excited to finally be back (in Rockford)."
Now the excitement shifts to having another opportunity to show he can play in the NHL.
"Anytime you come up here you just want to play your hardest and prove that you can play at this level," said Morin, who helped the U.S. win the gold medal at the 2010 World Junior Championships. "That's what I'm going to try and do and just play my game. I've definitely been trying to pick up my play in the last couple weeks. I'm moving in the right direction and happy with my game right now."


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North side of Sugar Pine Bridge. Half Dome is viewed through the trees at left rear.
Last year we added the bridges of Yosemite Valley to our 11 Most Endangered Historic Places list and our National Treasures portfolio out of concern for how the National Park Service's plan to manage the Merced River would impact the historic Rustic-style stone bridges that span the river. Despite our ongoing advocacy efforts, earlier this year the National Park Service released a draft plan calling for the demolition of the beloved Sugar Pine Bridge and 100 other historic structures in the Yosemite Valley Historic District.
Photographer Brian Grogan generously agreed to share with us some of his gorgeous photos of Yosemite's bridges and his thoughts about their importance to the park's landscape. Take a minute to be dazzled by these bridges' rustic simplicity, and then send a message to the National Park Service that urges their stewardship of these precious structures.
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In 1991 the Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) program of the National Park Service performed a formal historical documentation of the historic bridges and roads of Yosemite National Park.
I was wonderfully fortunate to be hired by the National Park Service to produce the HAER documentation photography for this project. At the time I had lived in the Yosemite area for almost fifteen years and was certainly familiar with the bridges, having crossed them innumerable times as well as floated or swam under many of them.
Yet this assignment to produce the historical record photographs of these elegant structures lead me to an entirely new appreciation of the inherent beauty of the bridges, the craftsmanship of their construction, and the legacy they represent in the history of the National Parks.
The Sugar Pine Bridge in Yosemite Valley is an outstanding historic example of the rustic architectural style that has served as the defining design aesthetic for the National Park Service, both in Yosemite National Park and throughout the National Parks system.
Such considered care was given in these early days of the National Parks to gracefully incorporating these structures into the landscape that the designs for these Yosemite Valley bridges underwent a formal review and approval process under the auspices of the National Commission of Fine Arts.
Sugar Pine Bridge should be saved both for its aesthetic and historic value as well as for the means it provides for the park visitors to explore and experience the wonders of Yosemite.
Editor's note: The formal HAER documents from Yosemite are now housed in the United States Library of Congress, including a history of these features, formal drawings of the bridges, and large format black and white photographs. All this material is available to the public and easily accessible online.
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"The baby was already born," said paramedic David Marshall, a lieutenant with Grand Haven Township Fire/Rescue. "Mom did all the hard work."
Marshall said the baby was already wiped down when they arrived at the site of the former restaurant at U.S. 31 and Hayes shortly before 8 a.m.
"When we got there the baby – a little girl – was already doing good and crying," he smiled.
The paramedic said considering the situation, both parents seemed pretty calm.
"Dad was smiling," Marshall said.
Paramedics from North Ottawa Community Hospital arrived, checked over mom and baby and transported them to the hospital, where they were immediately whisked up to Obstetrics.
Hospital officials said the family did not wish to share their story at this time.
"It's a much better type of call to go on then somebody dying," Marshall said. "Definitely there was a feeling of elation."
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In the next few weeks, Bay Area residents will be encouraged to get outside, hop on a bike and ride. There are plenty of benefits for those who choose to take the challenge. Alameda students started their Bike to School Week yesterday. Adults can participate in a Bike to Work Day next Thursday, May 13. Alamedans working in Oakland can join the celebration at Frank Ogawa Plaza next to Oakland City Hall. A pancake breakfast starts at 7 a.m., and a press conference at the event will feature local elected officials and a prize raffle at 8:30 a.m.
This Thursday, May 12th is Bike to Work Day and we can't wait to see how much fun everyone has on the big day. Share your Bike to Work Day photos with us and you could win one of 5 free Bike to Work Day t-shirts we're giving away to the best photos.
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The Alameda Harbor Bay and Alameda/Oakland ferries announced that bicyclists can ride free the ferries all day on Bike to Work Day, Thursday, May 12, 2010. To get the free ride, you have to have your bike with you when you board the ferry. This is the fifth year that the ferries have participated in the annual Bike to Work Day event.
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It is possible for teams to sign up after today, but they will only be able to add rides that happened in the last 7 days before they signed up. It's still worth it to join the Team Bike Challenge after today as you can still win a $50 BART Ticket if you start a team with BART in it's name. Also, your points will still count towards your company's total points in the Company Bike Challenge even if you join after today.
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Hello, I was hoping some of you would be willing to critique my EQ and my horse's jumping form and suitability. He's a 5yr old arabian gelding. He's about 15hh. The jump is 2ft. Thanks for the help (:
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Well, as it is the riding critique section, I believe it's ok to put here.
As for your positioning, you have a nicely balanced seat and good give, the biggest thing that stands out to me is your toes that are basically pointed perpendicular to your horse!! Forward toes please!
He is a cutie and looks like he is having a blast!
Agreed about the toes. Your horse looks happy. I think he can jump higher/wider than this.
I REALLY like how you are resting NO WEIGHT AT ALL on him with your arms. It is SOOOO pleasant to see someone who understands that you need to Balance as the horse goes over a jump.
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Spatial distribution of heavy metals in the coastal zone of "Sfax-Kerkennah" plateau, Tunisia
Article first published online: 10 SEP 2010
DOI: 10.1002/ep.10462
Copyright © 2010 American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
Environmental Progress & Sustainable Energy
Volume 30, Issue 2, pages 221–233, July 2011
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Nedia, G., Chafai, A., Moncef, S. M. and Chokri, Y. (2011), Spatial distribution of heavy metals in the coastal zone of "Sfax-Kerkennah" plateau, Tunisia. Environ. Prog. Sustainable Energy, 30: 221–233. doi: 10.1002/ep.10462
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- Issue published online: 6 JUN 2011
- Article first published online: 10 SEP 2010
- Manuscript Accepted: 3 APR 2010
- Manuscript Revised: 3 MAR 2010
- Manuscript Received: 19 DEC 2009
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- Enrichment factors;
- geoaccumulation index;
- metal pollution;
- principal component analysis;
- sediment;
- Sfax coastal zone
The concentrations of selected heavy metals (Cr, Cd, Ni, Zn, Cu, Pb, Mn, and Fe) in surface sediments from the coastal zone of "Sfax-Kerkennah" plateau (Tunisia) were studied to understand the current degree of metal contamination. The geochemical analyses showed wide spatial variations in metal concentrations. Enrichment factors (EFs) and principal component analysis revealed two distinct groups of metals. The first group corresponded to Mn and Fe that were derived from natural sources, and the second group contained Cr, Cd, Ni, Zn, Cu and to a lesser degree Pb that originated from anthropogenic sources. The localized higher EF values that were in harmony with those of the spatial distribution of element concentrations confirmed the significant impact of anthropogenic activities. On the basis of geoaccumulation index values (Igeo), these activities were shown to be responsible for important sediment contamination, especially close to the coastline. © 2010 American Institute of Chemical Engineers Environ Prog, 2011


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Probate in California
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If you are currently in a situation where you'll be dealing with the California state court system in relation to a probate or estate related matter, or if you think that you will be in this kind of situation in the near future, it is important that you hire an attorney that knows the ins and outs of California probate law.
Probate law has to do with the handling of an estate when someone, such as a family member or other loved one, passes away. These are the laws that make sure that the creditors are paid properly and that assets are distributed to the " heirs," or the descendant. When you find yourself in a situation where you'll be dealing with probate law, it's a good idea to already have in mind what you are going to need to do.
What exactly is Probate? Probate is a legal process that begins with a "petition" (a request) to open the estate and name a personal representative who is responsible for the administration of the deceased's property. The next step is when an official Notice of Creditors is printed in a local newspaper and Notice of Administration is sent to other involved parties. Creditors then have a set amount of time to file their claims from the first date of publication. Then the personal representative can pay the debt and distribute the remaining estate. Finally, a petition for discharge is filed, and the estate is closed.
While on one hand, this may sound simple, probate law and the handling of estates is in fact a complex system, which presents you with multiple requirements and tasks to be preformed by the personal representative, an experienced attorney and a tax consultant. For example, an estate including only a single house and single bank account that has been left to a single beneficiary will probably be a far easier and quicker process to deal with than an estate containing multiple houses that are located in various states, and that are left to multiple beneficiaries. This becomes especially difficult if an estate includes leaving assets to a minor.
California Probate Codes
In order to get through the California probate process without any hang-ups or snags, you will need to understand how the procedure works. This will allow you to plan ahead, with respect to different tasks that the personal representative handles. If you don't know much about the probate process, you will want to look for an attorney who does and who can help you with your particular case. You'll also need to know what a "petition" is, and how it is filed with the court clerk. If your case requires it, you might need to file a formal objection in writing at or before the hearing, which usually means that you have to act fast and get things done quickly, so that you don't miss important deadlines. Finally, the personal representative, among other things, is responsible for taking the inventory and appraisal of the estate in question, with respect to the probate process. People with experience in matters like these, namely attorneys, often make the process easier and less stressful.
The importance of understanding how probate procedures work is essential to having a successful probate experience. Information explaining the probate process is available to every American citizen through their given state. However, that information is complex and uses a strictly formal language, which makes it very difficult to understand for many people. Deadlines are important factors in the California probate process. If deadlines are not met, your case will most likely be delayed and there will be a greater chance that something could go wrong, which is one of the reasons why it's a good idea to seek legal help. Another factor of the probate process that can be difficult without the help of an attorney, is the writing of formal letters, to which the personal representative is obligated. There are particular formats that are to be followed in accordance with the State of California; and if they are not, procedures can get held up and end up taking longer than they should or need to.
If you are a "petitioner" and are absent from the country or unable to verify a petition, you should know that your attorney can do it for you. What you can see from this bit of information is that attorneys can help you manage responsibility that the state places on you, so that everything is handled in a legal fashion, and you end up getting all that you deserve and are entitled to. The verifying of petitions, which is only one of the many obligations of the personal representative, is extremely important to the probate process in California, since it is the very action which sets the whole process in motion.
"Reports" and "accounts" in California can be verified by anyone who has that duty, and if there is more than one of them, only one is necessary. This means there may be only one person to take part in these processes, so as to allow them to go through more smoothly. Hiring an attorney is one way to assure such an end. By having an attorney on your side consulting with you in the decision making process, you'll have a better chance to get through your probate matters with greater ease and less stress, and at the same time receiving all that is due to you.
In California, someone can make a "response or objection" at or before the probate hearing. This is important, because it often means that the personal representative will have to deal with out-of-the-ordinary procedures, which would be difficult and complex without the help of an attorney. The court will either hear this kind of response or object it then and there. They may also call for a "continuance", in order to set aside time for this in the future, if it looks like it may be an issue that will require more time to resolve than the court has available. When such is the case, you're best off with an attorney, who will make sure that matters are handled as you wish them to be.
Requests for continuances are not acknowledged in California as objections or responses themselves; nor are those requests that are made outside of the time limit set by the state. This is important for a number of reasons. First off, if you need to file a formal objection or response, you'll need to be aware of these deadlines, so that you have your documentation in on time. Secondly, if you're a personal representative and someone is going to present a formal objection or response at your probate hearing, you'll need to know how it should be handled, which is another reason why hiring an attorney makes probate much easier.
In California, the "guardian" or "conservator" has 90 days to present the court clerk with an inventory that includes a "true statement" of the estate of the "conservatee". This oath must be endorsed, in order for the probate process to move onward. Attorneys often help guardians in cases such as these, given that attorneys are familiar with this process and know reputable appraisers. The formality of this documentation sometimes makes it difficult for people who don't have much experience in the law to handle it on their own.
The inventory that is to be included on this list must be appraised as is provided by the State of California, with respect to estates and decedents. That means anyone who needs to write up such an inventory will need to know the format that California has designed. For this reason, many people find it helpful to have legal consultation throughout the process. Attorneys with experience in matters such as these are beneficial to you and the success of your efforts.
As you can see, handling Probate laws is not an easy thing to go through or deal with, which is one of the many reasons why it's often a good idea to hire an attorney experienced in the field of California probate law to help you with the matter. Having an attorney on your side will help you make sure that the estate and assets of your loved one's particular case are handled in a proper and legal fashion.


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(Geneva, Ohio) The opening day of the 2013 NAIA Indoor Track & Field National Championships proved productive for the Cornerstone relay teams. Qualified in the 4 x 400, 4 x 800 and distance medley relays, the men advanced to Saturday's finals in two.
After just missing the final in the 4 x 400 meters last season, the Golden Eagles returned Eric Schroeder, Ryan Versen and Zach Yeo and added Spencer Perry. Running in the first of two heats, the men needed to finish first or second or have one of next four fastest times in the field of 16.
Schroeder's lead off leg of 49.2 and Perry's 49.9 put the Golden Eagles in the middle of the pack at the second exchange. Senior, Zach Yeo's 48.9 set up things up perfectly for Versen who userd a 47.3 effort to reach the finish in 3:15.61. The time broke the school record of 3:15.78 set three weeks earlier at the GVSU Big Meet and placed third in their heat. As the fifth fastest time the men qualified by time for Saturday's final.
One hour later, the distance medley relay got underway. In the second of three heats, Cornerstone needed to finish in the top two or run one of the next two fastest times. Senior, Jared Courtright match his 3:07 split from last year on the 1200 meter leg. Versen then ran his second :47 split of the night in the 400 meters. Zach Bourdon kept CU in the hunt running 1:58 for 800 meters before handing off to Louis Falland. The junior patiently moved up to the front of the pack then kicked just enough to secure second place with a 4:12 split. Cornerstone's time of 10:05.62 erased the school record of 10:06.35 run on the Spire track five weeks ago.
Following the race, Falland was overwhelmed to discover his father hand flown in from Australia to attend the meet. "I was texting him all day, telling how the meet was going. He kept replying that he wished he could be here." Falland said. Just before the start of the race Louis told Ryan Versen he though he saw someone in the stands who looked like his dad. "I told him to focus on the race," said Versen, who was in on the surprise.
The men's 4 x 800 meters, Jared Holmberg, Tyler Grey, Michael Darling and Derek Schaaf combined to finish eighth in their heat in 8:13.07.


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La Quinta Inn & Suites Mansfield features an indoor pool and a fitness center. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. Business-related amenities consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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This is an overview of the Office Assistant application process for Summer 2015.
The Orientation and New Student Programs Office seeks a responsible, organized individual to serve as a summer office assistant. This person will work with the Orientation staff to assist with the preparation and implementation of Summer and Fall Orientation programs and provide support to the office throughout the summer. The selected person will work 40 hours per week starting the week of May 4th through August 21st (exact start/end dates are negotiable). The hourly wage is $8.50. The 2015 Summer Orientation dates are outlined below, along with a more detailed job description, including qualifications and responsibilities.
2015 Orientation Dates
|Session A
|July 6-7
|Session B
|July 9-10
|Session C
|July 13-14
|Session D
|July 16-17
|Session E
|Monday (Transfer Session)
|July 20
|Session F
|Tuesday (Transfer Session)
|July 21
|Session G
|July 23-24
|Session H
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|August 19-21
Fall Orientation: Saturday, August 22 – Monday, August 24
Job Description
- Commitment to the mission of Orientation and knowledge of its programs and services
- Excellent customer service skills and professional work habits
- Demonstrated interpersonal and communication skills
- Ability to work under tight deadlines and successfully manage multiple projects simultaneously
- Ability to work effectively with a diverse group of people including students, parents, faculty and administrators
- Demonstrated record of flexibility, responsibility and willingness to assist others
- Ability to work autonomously and take initiative on projects
- Respond to phone calls and e-mail inquiries from new students and families in a timely fashion
- Help Orientation Coordinator manage the orientation online registration system and session waiting lists
- Assist with preparations before each orientation session (e.g. make copies of reports, generate student/guest nametags, etc.)
- Assist Orientation Coordinator with fiscal responsibilities
- Help set up/break down equipment before/after orientation sessions
- Provide staffing assistance as necessary (including ushering in Old Cabell Hall, receiving deliveries at the SAB, occasionally staffing the AFC during sessions, etc.)
- Provide office coverage and receive/distribute mail to office staff
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I'm living inside the moment / not taking pictures to save it
-Drake, "The Resistance"
Imagine yourself reaching for your camera-phone as the sun sets beneath billowing clouds, a smear of pale pink on the horizon. You take a picture. And then another. And then another.
We all want to capture the moment. We desire to preserve it forever, salvaging the beauty of everything we see. So we grab our cellphones, our iPads, our digital cameras, and SNAP! we take a few photos to safeguard our memories.
Sounds harmless, right? I mean, look around, everyone's doing it. You can't go to a monument or a concert or even a sunset without scads of pedestrians fiddling with their electronics, trying to save and share the experience.
There seems to be two problems with this incessant picture-taking behavior, and I myself have been an accomplice to said problem for way too long.
First, by fumbling around with my device, looking for the best angle and filter, snapping the picture, viewing the picture, and then often retaking the shot in an effort to get the "right" photo, I'm missing the actual moment. My desire to capture the moment actually ruins the moment. It makes it less beautiful, less real, and in many ways less photo-worthy.
Second, the "result" is artificial. Time doesn't happen in this kind of take-and-retake way. We don't get to re-do the experiences of our lives. And yet we take our pictures as if we can "get it just right." It gives us a false sense of security, a sense that we can not only change the moment, but somehow save only its best parts. The fact of the matter is that the best parts exist because of the worst parts, not despite them. We cannot enjoy life's mountains without its valleys.
Didn't have a camera by my side this time
Hoping I would see the world through both my eyes
Today I finally overcame trying to fit the world inside a picture frame
Maybe you should have seen that sunrise with your own eyes
It brought me back to life
-John Mayer, "3×5"
Thus, during the last leg of our meetup tour, I avoided reaching for my phone to take pictures. And even though I was conscious about this choice, I slipped up a few times. Every beautiful sunset, every Wyoming sky, every rushing Montana river, brought with it The Twitch, an urge to reach for my camera-phone and seize the picturesque setting. But I resisted, and after an instant of hesitation, I was able to enjoy each event for all its worth, not attempting to put a piece of it in my pocket to save for later. I took it all in, right then, right there, enjoying the experience for what it was: a perfect moment.
Don't get me wrong; I think photography is a beautiful art form. And when they're done well, photos are breathtaking. Furthermore, we're a visual culture, and so pictures play a large role in the way we communicate. I'm not going to stop taking photos altogether, but I am going to remain more cognizant of my surroundings. I'm going to enjoy the experience first and embrace the impermanence of the moment. And if an unobtrusive opportunity arises to snap a single photo, then I will. Maybe. Or maybe not. It's okay to be on the mountain—to be meditative—without proving to everyone else you were there to see it.
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SLC.edu / Offices and Services / Security and Fire Safety Annual Report 2015 / Emergency Response Plan / Priority Objectives
Priority Objectives
The SLC Crisis Management Team will concentrate efforts on pertinent Priority I Objectives until they are substantially met. Pertinent Priority II and III objectives will be addressed as resources become available.
Priority 1 Objectives
- Fire Suppression- Evaluate fires or fire hazards and use resources to control and evacuate.
- Search & Rescue- Appoint search and rescue teams and initiate light and heavy rescue operations as required.
- Medical Aid- Evaluate medical services available and advise rescue forces regarding the location of treatment facilities for injured.
- Life Safety Evacuation- Evaluate the need to evacuate people from hazardous or high-risk areas to safe zones.
- Communication Network- Establish a communication network using available staff, materials and equipment.
- Utilities Survey- Evaluate condition of utilities and shut-down or restore as able (gas, electric, steam, water, sewer).
- Hazardous Substance Control- Survey critical area and secure or clean up as needed (i.e., biological and chemical).
Priority II Objectives
- Facility-Evaluate facilities for occupancy or use. Identify and seal off condemned areas.
- Shelter- Identify usable structures to house resident students and organize relocation of personnel as needed.
- Food/Drinking Water- Identify supplies on hand and establish a distribution system for food and water.
- Sewer System- Evaluate condition of sewer systems and identify problems that must be addressed immediately. Identify sites for portable toilets as needed.
- Information- Keep people within the campus informed and give them instructions.
- Psychological assistance- Establish a system to assist persons to cope with the crisis.
Priority III Objectives
- Valuable materials survey- Identify, survey and secure valuable materials on campus.
- Record survey- Identify, survey and secure all SLC records.
Academic Requirements- Survey academic departments and determine requirements to begin academic operations.
Supplies and Equipment- Develop system to renew flow of supplies and equipment from outside sources.


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|Utility of performing routine head ultrasounds in preterm infants with gestational age 30-34 weeks.
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|Background. The American Academy of Neurology and Child Neurology Society recommend performing routine screening head ultrasounds (HUS) on preterm infants of less than 30 weeks gestation. Objective. To study the incidence of intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) and evaluate the need for screening HUS in preterm infants with gestational age (GA) of 30-34 weeks. Design/Methods. Preterm infants (GA; 30-34 weeks) admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) between January 1997 and September 2007 were included in this study. Grades of IVH were defined as per the Papile classification. Results. Screening HUS were performed on 463 infants with GA of 30-34 weeks. Twenty-seven (5.8%) infants had abnormal cranial ultrasound (US) (IVH or periventricular leucomalacia [PVL]). The incidence of IVH ranged from 3.3% to 6.3% at various GA. Seven (1.5%) infants had severe abnormalities on HUS (grades III/IV or PVL). Conclusions. A significant number of infants born between 30 and 34 weeks of gestation have abnormalities on screening cranial US. Since not all infants born at 30-34 weeks of gestation received a HUS, the incidence of HUS abnormalities might have been overestimated due to a possible 'selection bias'. Additional studies are needed to examine the adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes in this group of preterm infants with mild abnormalities (IVH grades I or II) on cranial US before recommending routine screenings for IVH.
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Friday, April 9, 2010
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LAWRENCEVILLE -- Despite the chain link fence and the padlock, a newly built fire station on Mineral Springs Road isn't devoid of activity.
While two other sales-tax funded stations sit empty because of a budget crisis a year ago, the end is in sight, as the biggest firefighting recruit class in Gwinnett County history began training last week.
With 21 people already trained as emergency medical technicians sent straight to the field and expected to return to the academy later for firefighting training, another 66 recruits are split between EMT classes and the fire academy.
"It is amazing to have a class that is almost 90 students," said David Dusik, now an assistant chief, who was part of the county's previous record recruit class of just more than 60 in 1981.
For now, the Station 18 replacement facility on Mineral Springs is being used during the day for the EMT school, although the fence is still there to protect the facility at night, officials said.
Along with Stations 29 and 30, it will open full-time with emergency vehicles at the beginning of November, as soon as the recruits graduate.
"We know the chain link fence is ugly, but it's a matter of protecting the citizens' investment," Fire Chief Bill Myers said.
"(People) ride by them every day and want to know what is going on," department spokesman Capt. Thomas Rutledge said. "But there are a lot of things going on in the background."
Commissioners approved a tax increase late last year, promising to open the stations, which were, at the time, nearly complete.
Within a week after the county budget was approved in January, Myers said, the hiring process had begun to fill the 66 new positions added for the stations, plus another 28 that were vacant because of various retirements and other moves.
With a list of nearly 300 applicants who had already passed written tests and interviews, Myers said 140 conditional job offers were quickly handed out, but because of budget cuts in the human resources functions, the hiring process that includes physical agility tests, drug screenings and background checks took nearly twice as long as it had in the past.
"We began as quickly as we could," Myers said.
While a few of the recruits had started earlier, 80 began their first day with the department March 29.
Battalion Chief Scott Dodson said the training academy looked like an "ant farm" with all the activity this week.
"It's awesome. It really is," Myers said of the new hires who will be spread throughout the county but will allow the department to free up personnel for the new stations.
As a county taxpayer himself, he said he understands the negative arguments to the tax increase.
But even though the stations are not open yet, he said the money is helping to make the county safer.
"I see the benefits already," he said.
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BackgroundSix sisters live in an apartment in the city. One by one their mother sends them on an errand to their grandmother, who is sick and bedridden. The teenagers are instructed to go to grandmother's house deep in the forest and, by all means, to stay on the path! Wolves are hiding in the woods, just waiting for little girls to stray.
But young women are not exactly known for their obedience, are they? Will they be able to resist the tempations of the forest?Will they stay clear of danger? Can they prevent the ancient tale from being retold?
The Path is a game about growing, about changing, about making choices, about accepting the consequences of these choices. A game about playing, and failing, about embracing life, perhaps by accepting death.
Game PlayThe Path is a short horror game inspired by older versions of Little Red Ridinghood, set in modern day. The Path offers an atmospheric experience of exploration, discovery, and introspection through a unique form of gameplay, designed to immerse you deeply into its dark themes. Every interaction in the game expresses an aspect of the narrative. The six protagonists each have their own age and personality and allow the player to live through the tale in different ways. Most of the story, however, relies on your active imagination.
The Path is designed with accessibility in mind. There are no ticking clocks or monsters to defeat. No hard puzzles will ever halt your progress. Most activities in the game are entirely optional and voluntary. The player has all the freedom in the world to explore and experience.
The Path is a Slow Game. While The Path does not contain any graphic violence or sexuality, it does allude to these themes. The overall melancholy mood of the game and the potentially unsettling course of events, make The Path unsuitable for children. Despite of its origins in fairy tales, The Path is decidedly a game for the mature mind.
FeaturesThe Path is an independently created videogame. It was developed with digital distribution in mind. But despite the small file size of the installer, the game features a complete realtime 3D environment that can be explored through third person navigation. The characters in this
virtual world, including the player's avatars, are governed by a form of artificial intelligence that gives them some autonomy. As a result, nobody knows exactly what you will encounter on your journeys.
Next to the multi-layered stylized graphics, The Path features a continuous soundtrack composed by goth rock diva Jarboe. In fact, there are hardly any sound effects in the game. Instead the music is continuously changing according to what's happening in the game. Like the behaviours of the characters, the music too is never exactly the same twice.
For a satisfying experience, it takes about 8 hours to complete the game.
Hardware InfoThe Path requires a recent Mac suitable for realtime 3D gaming with Mac OS X 10.5.6 or later installed. At least 2 Ghz Intel Core 2 Duo CPU, 1 GB of RAM and a recent Radeon or Geforce video card of at least x6xx type with 256MB VRAM or better. Integrated videocards are not supported. Mac Pro, iMac or MacBook Pro recommended.
The file size of the download is 290 MB.
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- Developer: Tales of Tales
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Stepping out to support her fiancé Olivier Martinez, Halle Berry showed up at the premiere of "Cybergeddon" in West Hollywood last night (September 24).
The "Dark Tide" dame looked lovely as she posed with her hunky beau outside the Pacific Design Center prior to watching Martinez and his costars rock the silver screen.
Out for a weekend retail romp, Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez were spotted together in Studio City, CA on Saturday (August 18).
The Academy award-winning actress sported a chic ensemble in a tribal print maxi skirt with a white top as she toted around a few shopping bags while her fiancé.
She only gets better with age, and Halle Berry celebrated her 46th birthday at the Little Door club in Los Angeles last night (August 15).
Spending another afternoon together, Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez were seen making their way into the Walt Disney Concert Hall with Nahla in Los Angeles, CA on Saturday (August 11).
The "Gothika" actress sported her usual effortlessly cool ensemble in a black tank top, tan capris with a fedora as she and her adorable daughter walked hand-in-hand before heading in to watch "Mary Poppins."
Stepping out for an errand-filled afternoon, Halle Berry along with her daughter and fiancé were seen making their way around Los Angeles, CA on Friday (August 9).
The "Catwoman" starlet looked casual in a black maxi dress, fedora and sunglasses while her French actor beau Olivier Martinez happily toted around the adorable little Nahla.
Out taking a romantic stroll, Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez were spotted walking hand-in-hand in New York City on Saturday (June 2).
The "Catwoman" stunner looked naturally fabulous in casual clothing paired with her curly hair while grabbing a bite to eat at Isabella's Mediterranean Restaurant with her French fiancé.
Spending a romantic holiday weekend together, Halle Berryand Olivier Martinez were seen taking a stroll on the beach in Malibu, CA on Sunday (May 27).
The beautiful couple looked comfy as they spent their quiet afternoon in the sand as the "Catwoman" actress sported a long, baggy grey sweatshirt.
Enjoying a leisurely holiday weekend with one another, engaged couple Halle Berry and Olivier Martinez were side-by-side in Malibu, CA on Saturday (May 26).
The "Dark Tide" co-star lovers amorously strolled over to the Malibu Country Mart where they popped into Taverna Tony's for some delectable Greek cuisine.


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Columbus, Georgia
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|Columbus, Georgia
|Nickname(s): The Lowell of the South
|Coordinates: 32°29′32″N 84°56′25″W / 32.49222°N 84.94028°WCoordinates: 32°29′32″N 84°56′25″W / 32.49222°N 84.94028°W
|• Mayor
|Teresa Tomlinson
|• City
|220.8 sq mi (572 km2)
|• Land
|216.1 sq mi (559.7 km2)
|• Water
|4.7 sq mi (12.3 km2)
|Population (2006)
|• City
|• Density
|1,268/sq mi (489.4/km2)
|• Metro
|Area code(s)
|706, 762
Columbus is the third largest town, in the U.S. state of Georgia. Coca-Cola and RC Cola (Royal Crown Cola) were first made here. It is south of Atlanta. It is about one hour and thirty minutes to two hours away from Atlanta.
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An intensely smoky initial bouquet which then becomes creamy, concentrated, citrusy, mash-like, and very malty. At palate entry heavily smoked flavors of charred barley and kippers appear; at midpalate the taste profile turns sweet, bonfire-like, and strikingly like smoky green tea and honey. Ends sweet, moderately smoky, ash-like, and even caramel-like. An elegant malt despite its moniker.
The formula for this whisky has changed slightly since its inception -- and I think for the better. They've added some Laphroaig into the mix of Caol Ila and Ardmore. This whisky demonstrates the layered complexity that can be achieved by marrying whisky from different distilleries and different regions. I particularly enjoy the rich maltiness and oily texture that provide firm bedding and flavor contrast to the classic Islay notes: tar, boat docks, brine, smoked olive, seaweed, and kiln ash. More subtle cracked peppercorn, mustard seed, and citrus fruit add complexity. Long, warming finish. Amazing how a small change in composition can significantly benefit the overall flavor profile of a whisky.
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I strongly support your call for workforce training for the new industries that are growing in Massachusetts.
But let us not forget something much easier and quite current. Over the last weeks we have heard Mayor Menino complain about the lack of summer jobs for high school students and last week the operators of hotels and restaurants on the Cape and in New Hampshire have been complaining about the lack of immigrant labor for their summer operations.
Can't Boston's unemployed students fill these gaps?
I suggest that we start planning now for next year's summer. Let our high schools offer evening programs in waiting, bussing, and room cleaning - perhaps Boston's hotels and restauranteurs can offer experts to staff the courses and sites for students to practice. Then next year we will have a trained labor force ready to fill those dormitories on the Cape with willing and capable workers.


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My name is Bob Gallo.
This is my personal web site and on it I will be sharing my personal thoughts, comments, humor and links to resources that I believe will be of value.
I'll be sharing my personal thoughts about life and some "fun stuff", including my hobbies such as dancing and magic. After all what good is success, if you don't enjoy life.
I've just changed the site over and am in the process of creating my initial content, so be sure to check back in about a week and join in the magical experience.
This site used to be focused on business and personal success, but I have changed it's focus. I have moved all of the business and personal success articles to my other website: http://SuccessTipsOnline.com
To Your Living a Magical Life,
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CRIMINAL SEXUAL ACT - NORFOLK - Norfolk-based state police charged a 12-year-old male, whose names was not released because he is under 16 years of age, with first-degree criminal sexual act Monday stemming from an incident reported to troopers on the evening of Sept. 6 from the town of Norfolk. The alleged victim was under 11 years of age. The 12 year olds case was turned over to the probation department for petitioning to St. Lawrence County Family Court.
PERSONAL INJURY - WADDINGTON - Massena-based state police said one person was injured in a two vehicle collision at 12:25 p.m. Monday on Route 37 at the Coles Creek Campground road. Troopers said the vehicles were operated by Charles B. Rawlins, 84, of Massena and Sandra L. Chambers, 42, of Lisbon.
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USSC Update on Proposed Guideline Amendments & Other Sentencing Issues
This recorded webcast provides viewers with an update on recent changes in federal sentencing, including: proposed amendments to the federal sentencing guidelines, new Supreme Court decisions, and the Commission's proposed priorities for the upcoming fiscal year.
Please click here to download the PDF slideshow of the July 15, 2013 webinar.
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- May 2013: Recent Congressional Reports
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The inaugural festival ran for five days last January, hosting a program of live action, animation and documentaries, and bestowing a lifetime achievement award to silent-film actress Carla Laemmle. By the new year, 10 of Derek's entries for the 2013 festival had been shortlisted for the Oscar, and he approached Thursday's announcement with more than a little suspense.
When nine of the 10 made the final list, Derek was pleasantly taken aback.
"I don't believe any other festival has ever had this many nominations," he wrote in an email. "Last year, we had three that were on the short list but never made the final cut."
Will the nominations mean larger crowds? That remains to be seen. Dennis Baker, the director of short film programming for the Newport Beach Film Festival, has booked several films in recent years that scored nominations and even wins. Still, he said, those honors don't appear to translate into more ticket sales; one year, Baker set up a program of all Oscar-nominated shorts and got only a modest crowd.
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I feel so worn out all the time.
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definition the doctors do not know what the fatigue is.
That's because there is not just one thing going on and the tests are pretty much not helpful for this group. In fact, unless the lab tech looks at the red blood cells, and reports to the doctor everything about them: their age, their membranes, their size, their shape ... etc, etc ... the autoimmune action on the red blood cells goes undetected.
I think autoimmune hemolytic anemia that 2-butoxyethanol causes is the anemia for this group. I also think it is the primary cause of death in our Nation, only many autoimmune issues and tumors show up, and the 'credit' goes to them for one's ill health & worse.
What I shared with my US Senator .... Many health issues are falsely perceived, not the least of which is what the flu is ... and that high white blood cell counts are another clue to the anemia ...not an infection or an lymphoma as is generally thought.
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Do you recall a serious 'flu?'
What kind of work do you do?
Did you serve in the military?
Do you also have a subnormal body temperature?
Do you have 'the chills?'
PS ... & other health symptoms are rapid heart beat, shortness of breath ... horrible headaches, memory loss, depression, difficulty concentrating ... more than one autoimmune issue
You asked about supplements.
"One of the most important discoveries in health and disease of the last 10 years or so, may be that the production of the sugars that the body requires to form glycoproteins (cellular messenger molecules) is quite ATP intensive, ADP intensive, vitamin/mineral dependant, and enzyme dependant."
Check into glyconutrients and focus on good nutrition. Doctors don't have too many guidelines on what to eat, but you can ask your doctor.
How long have you had this fatigue? If you have the anemia I'm talking about, it won't show up as doctors expect, as you will have more than one thing wrong & one thing cancels out another, etc. So, to find it, share the information I just posted, ask the doctor to ask the lab tech to LOOK at the RED BLOOD CELLS & report everything about them.
Pull up a checklist on CFIDS, CFS, FM & see how many other symptoms you may have. Give your doctor MORE information.
Thanks for responding everyone. I'm going to check out some of the links. I'm sorry it took a while to respond. On top of my fatigue I have a family member that was just put on life support. Now I'm feeling even more worn than ever, trying to work, take care of my home and keep traveling back and forth to the hospital. I have to force myself to stay on the go.
I have had fatigue for quite some time. My worst fatigue has been the past several months. I can't get enough sleep. I have the most difficult time in the morning. I keep hitting snooze. Sleeping in does not help me. It is scary because driving to work in the morning I feel so drowsy it is probably dangerous.....and this is after a 8 hours night sleep.
I'm taking Women's formula One-A-Day vitamins. The past week I have also been taking a Vitamin B complex. I haven't felt any difference yet. Someone mentioned something about chronic loose stools. My blood pressure medicine has a diuretic in it and it makes my stools all loose.
I had my thyroid checked a year ago and they said it was fine. I thought for sure my thyroid was causing it.
|So, what is the fatigue of CFIDS, CFS, FM,
Until you get to the easy to find AIHA, there is 'the approaching AIHA or Immune Mediated Hemolytic Anemia.
Which hides out and per definition of Chronic Fatigue Immune Dysfunction syndrome, doctors say they do not know what the fatigue is.
You often see this anemia with cancers with signs like 'shortness of breath' ... 'the chills' ... rapid heart beat etc
I suspect this is part of what the gulf war syndrome is, too.
You will need to find a doctor interested in this, and who is open to looking at the tests in a different light.
For instance, very high white blood cell counts in this 'setting' is an anemia sign: not an infection or a lymphoma. High Blood sugar, high blood pressure, high body temp (or LOW) are also part of the picture.
(Depends on how recent exposure to EGBE is)
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FOUR local government units (LGUs) in Davao Region have already crafted and approved their own local investment incentives code (LIIC), enabling them to attract more investors.
These are the towns of Gov. Generoso and Baganga in Davao Oriental, Tagum City, and the Provincial Government of Davao Oriental.
During the first half of 2014, the amended 1998 LIIC of Governor Generoso was recently approved while the Baganga LIIC was approved through Municipal Ordinance 34-A series of 2013 Implementing Rules and Regulations.
The Tagum City Investment and Incentives Code (TCIIC) was approved during the regular session of the 6th City Council of Tagum last May 5 and signed by Tagum City Mayor Allan Rellon last May 26. The Davao del Norte LIIC was approved last March 17 by the Provincial Board.
Department of Trade and Industry-Davao officer-in-charge Ma. Belenda Q. Ambi, in a phone interview, said the LIIC will allow the LGUs to attract more investments and, at the same time, determine the priority investment areas.
She said the LIICs not only feature priority investment areas but also have provisions that will prioritize projects that are environmentally friendly.
The LIICs is seen to not only generate more investments but also generate more jobs and boost the economic development of these areas.
Ambi said the crafting of LIICs is a joint effort by the DTI and the Department of Interior Local Government.
She said they at the DTI conducted orientations and assisted in the drafting of the LIICs.
"We try to harmonize all the LIICs in the davao region like align the LIICs of the provincial government and the municipal government. This is to establish or set a standard for the LIICs in the region," Ambi said.
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Killzone Shadow Fall: Patch Brings a Worrying Glitch
Just yesterday, we reported Guerrila Games releasing 1.14 Patch for Killzone Shadow Fall which fixed few of the game' s issues and paved the way for the upcoming free DLC map. However, the patch also brings a new glitch which might worry some people. They made sure to clarify it:
The effect of the glitch can be seen on your career page and it will affect everyone that installed patch 1.14 on their PlayStation. The glitch resets the unlock count for the playercards, but does not reset the challenge count. In a nutshell this is only a menu glitch and it will not affect your progression. Its effect is only on the visual index of the playercard icons.
You can still earn playercards – the menu in its current state will update to show 1/XX when a new icon is unlocked. You can select playercards from both My Career and Personalization menus.
Guerrila Games assures us that they are working on a fix and that player's progress won't be lost. Guerrilla Games' assuring aside, this glitch can still make lots of people pull out their hair, since it comes as a shocker when booting up the game after installing the 1.14 Patch.
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War Machine is concerned that he may get 'bombed' in prison
War Machine went from MMA fighter, to porn star, to fugitive, to reformed MMA fighter, to selling his kidneys on eBay, to being considered armed and dangerous, to dropping out of a fight due to staph infection, to MMA fighter who defeated Zach Light in the UK, to going to prison for a year in the course of only nine months. If you were to add 'stole a NASA Space Shuttle to fly to the moon' in that list, we all should not even be surprised by it. Enough of this Dos Equis guy, War Machine is the most interesting man in the world and he even has the verifiable evidence to prove it. Check out War Machine's most recent prison blog entry update and his concern of being 'bombed' by a fellow inmate.
"My sports agent came to see me this week so that we can get on the same page for my comeback. It was nice to see him. Man, it's getting closer and closer, really can't wait! Also this one retard, that called me out months ago at the old jail and then b*tched out, is here in the hole now. He saw me/recognized me and I'm pretty sure he's gonna sh*t bomb me... F*CK! I've sh*t bombed people before, even had one detonate on myself, but have never been bombed. I'm not looking forward to it, it's gonna be horrible! Nothing I can do either besides try and make a barrier so it doesn't come in my cell very far, then hurry and clean it up right away. Son of a b*tch! He's gonna be hurting if he does though cuz I got like 3 other dudes on my "team" and everyone hates him. At the end of the day though, I'll still be getting bombed, most likely more than once too. Anyway, that f*cking MRSA/abscess came back in my armpit and it hurts! I'm waiting to see the doc. still, f*cking medical attention here is horrible! I just wanna get that shit lanced and start antibiotics ASAP. I don't know why I got it twice now in here, WTF!? The 1st time I figured from shaving my armpit and getting some bacteria in a lil' cut or something, but I stopped that. I did run out of deodorant a couple weeks back and had to use the state shit they give out. Maybe it clogged the pores? F*ck! All I know is it's pain/uncomfortable and gives me a fever at night. Back to that guy, he came to my door and told me that when he gets out he's gonna come to my gym and shoot/kill me and then smeared sh*t all over my windows so I couldn't see the TV for like 12 hrs. F*cking idiot. Man I just wanna go home! Train, fight, and get on with my life. Never gonna do any stupid sh*t again, that sh*t just isn't worth it. F*cking jail is NOT the place to be man."
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Develop Your Superpower For Just One Penny!May 30 In case you missed last weeks post, we are jumping into a series that explores one of the most amazing superpowers humans possess…intuition.
My intuition has guided me to do things like move to another city for a few months as a way to recover from a bad relationship, drive solo across the country while doing a silent sabbatical and create whoisCHICK so it can be shared with the world.
So, what is intuition?
Intuition translates to "the teacher within." In short, it is the acquisition or access to knowledge without the use of reason.
Making decisions without the use of reason can be nerve-wracking. It's not how we're normally taught to function.
I grew up in a "logical" household. When I first learned about intuition it was hard for me to trust the intuitive hits I got. I just couldn't wrap my head around the process. What helped was realizing I was tapping into a universal, intelligent life force that exists within everyone.
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The first step in learning to use your intuition is to figure out how your intuition speaks to you. It could be a physical impulse that catches your attention like a tingling sensation or the hairs on your body standing on end.
My intuition speaks to me through a feeling I get in my stomach or as a subtle voice I hear in my head.
Today's exercise will help to arouse your intuitive feelings so you can learn how they speak to you.
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The next time you have a decision to make try this:
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2. Grab a coin. Decide which side of the coin represents each decision.
3. Breath. Get quiet and try to be aware of your mind and body. This only takes a couple of seconds.
4. Flip the coin.
5. Heads or Tails? Your intuition will react to the whichever side the coin lands on.
It is important you notice your immediate reaction to the decision the coin makes.
Intuition is fast.
It doesn't use thought to make decisions which means the first, split second reaction to which side the coin lands on, is your intuitive voice speaking. Wait more than a few seconds and start thinking about the decision the coin made, and you may miss the message from your higher voice.
Remember, your goal at this stage is to simply connect to your intuition and learn how it speaks to you. Don't worry too much about whether the response you get is right or wrong. Just feel.
Emotions play a significant part in how easily you feel your intuitive hits. Start with small decisions while doing this exercise and work your way up to big, life changing decisions that may be more emotionally charged.
I used this exercise to make a decision on Monday. You can check out my experience in the comments below.
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