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, "The Constitution leaves the 'times, places and manner' of holding a federal election up to each state, but says that Congress may at any time make or alter such regulations." So Congress may have the power to delay an
, yes, but unless I'm much mistaken, it certainly doesn't have the power to extend a presidential term, or to extend/bypass a term limit. Even if no general presidential elections are held, the Senate would still be obliged to count whatever electoral votes arrived in the mail - remember, the Supreme Court affirmed as recently as 2000 that non-electoral voter US citizens have no Constitutional right to vote for president. So even if only one vote was sent to the Senate, that'd be the guy eligible to show up, take the oath, and become president.
In short, the Founding Fathers, mindful of how the Roman Republic devlolved into monarchy, offered no emergency provision to extend an executive term for fear of it being abused.
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The South Kitsap athletic medicine students have been participating in competitions up and down the West Cost the last three weeks.
In Boise, Idaho, three SK students took the top three spots at the Health Occupation Students of America competition. Jina Romano took first, followed by Bud Bannon and Katie Del Monte. All three advanced to the national competition in Dallas in June.
In Pasadena, Calif., at the California State Sports Medicine Competition, South Kitsap took first place for the second straight year in the small-school division (under 15 students competing). Bannon was second out of 300 in the advanced division.
And in Wenatchee at the Washington State Sports Medicine Competition, the team won its ninth state championship in the last 10 years, scoring 1,643 points out of a possible 2,000. Wenatchee was in second place, 52 points back.
Brian Padmos took first place, with Bannon at fourth and Amanda Freeney in fifth. Del Monte (seventh) and Breanne Booher (ninth) round out the top 10. Alysha Hartshorn won the junior varsity competition.
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Western Washington University pitcher Jessica Rosencrants of Sequim will miss the remainder of the Vikings season because of nomonucleosis, WWU coach Lonnie Hicks said on Monday.
Rosencrants, the Vikings No. 1 pitcher, had an 11-7 record with a 1.89 earned run average, striking out 95 and walking 15 batters in 125.23 innings pitched. A transfer from Peninsula Community College of Port Angeles, Rosencrants also missed two weeks earlier this season because of shoulder tendinitis.
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U-S corporate giant-- Walmart-- is escalating its retaliatory measures against employees who speak out against the company's tactics. Workers say they're being fired for criticizing the firm or demanding changes in workplace conditions. Now, workers have filed federal charges against Walmart to stop its high-handedness.Peoples working in Walmart stores and warehouses have spent the past year demanding improvements in work conditions from America's largest multinational corporation. Workers have already staged walkouts, strikes and protests to highlight what they say the illegal tactics of Walmart to control the global supply chain. Now, workers complain that the retail giant is striking back. Workers say Walmart is retaliating against them for speaking out about work conditions at the company's warehouses. Javier Rodriguez says he was fired from his job at a Walmart-contracted warehouse for being an outspoken employee. Rodriguez says he attempted to contact the company to do the right thing for employee safety. But he says Walmart looks the other way when workers are abused. Walmart officials did not return a call for comment. Labor leaders say Rodriguez is just one example of how Walmart handles calls for change. They say, over the past year, the company has increased its use of intimidation in order to silence workers. That's why Rodriguez has filed federal charges to protest what he says an illegal firing. Labor leaders are now pushing for other fired workers to file charges as well. Walmart is also under increased scrutiny after denying a chance to visit the site of a fatal fire at a garment factory in Bangladesh. Several U.S. and European politicians plus representatives from other large retailers took part but Walmart did not take any heed to the tragedy.


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Patricia Hubbard, 56: Ivy Street and East 36th Avenue
"It was 7:30, and (my nephew) was so impressed about how quiet it was. He said he thought there would be 10,000 cars in people's driveways, and there would be all this noise because of the neighborhood's bad rap and those gang monsters. People would be surprised to know how deserted this place looks now at night."
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Ben Rivers, 70: Ash Street and East 28th Avenue
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Sheri Hunter-Miller, 49: East Colfax Avenue and Quebec Street
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John French, 40: Dahlia Street
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"I live in this area so my grandson can continue going to Montclair Elementary. . . . It's good for my grandson to see everyone getting along equally, whites, blacks and Hispanic, and everyone is just normal instead of different."
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David Brictson, 71: Elm Street
"I think the wide streets and the trees (make the neighborhood special). The houses are nice, and the people seem very friendly. I think the houses are too expensive here. They are very expensive."
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Angela Lichtenberger, 34: South Rosemary Street and East Cedar Avenue
"When my husband and I moved back here, we wanted a house that was close to the airport because he travels. But at the same time, we wanted a newer house in a family-oriented neighborhood. Everyone I talk to who lives in Highlands or south Denver always says, 'You live so far east,' but we think we live more in the city than they do."
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Valero says his U.S. visa wasn't renewed in time for the Nov. 14 fight in Las Vegas. He says he's planning to stage and compete in an event on Dec. 12 in Caracas, which will be backed by private businesses as well as President Hugo Chavez's government.
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Electricity and oil central heating included, wood burner with fuel supplied, linen and towels included, travel cot, high chair, TV, video, freezer, microwave, dishwasher, w/machine, dryer, babysitting on request, hairdryer, alarm clock, welcome pack, fully enclosed garden, garden furniture, bbq, locked shed available for storage, off road parking. Pets welcome.
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This charming barn conversion is located on the grounds of the owner's 18th century Georgian home on a working stud farm just six miles from Kiltealy and ten miles outside Enniscorthy. It has been lovingly restored and transformed into a delightful cottage offering snug and cosy living with a wood burning stove. This is the perfect base from which to tour the historic town of Kilkenny, take the train to Dublin city for the day or explore the coastline of wexford with its numerous sandy beaches and fine golf courses.
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Joint Services for 2014
5th March - 7.30pm Ecumenical Ash Wednesday Service at St Joseph's
9th March - 4pm Liturgical Welcome for the new Bishop of Waikato
Tuesday 15th April, 5pm Chrism Mass
Thursday 29th May, 7.30am - Outdoor Eucharist for Ascension Day
26th November - 7.30pm Ecumenical Advent Service
16th February Christopher J. Luke, organ 16th March Denise Wood, piano
20th April Easter Day – Service of Evensong
18th May - Living Harmony under the direction of Beth Hockey
15th June - The Plymouth Ensemble, string quartet
20th July - Taranaki Male Choir under the direction of Don Boyd
17th August - The Tenners under the direction of Christopher J. Luke 21st September
- The Madrigal Companie under the direction of Paul Cooke 19th October - Cathedral
Handbell Ringers under the direction of Graeme Cleland
16th November - The Devon Hotel New Plymouth Brass under the direction of Leigh
14th December - Taranaki Children's Choir under the direction of Lenore Brooker
4th May - Thanksgiving for Ministry Sunday 18th May - AAW Sunday and Harvest
Festival 1st June - Confirmation Service
8th June - The Day of Pentecost
15th June - Trinity Sunday; Cursillo Sunday
22nd June - Te Pouhere Sunday
29th June - St Peter & St Paul, Apostles, and Disability Awareness Sunday
20th July - Bible Sunday
27th July - Social Services Sunday
3rd August - St Stephen, Martyr - Confirmation / Jazz Mass - St Mary's School present
Friday 8th August, 10am Mary Sumner Day Eucharist Friday 15th August, 10am
Festival Service 24th August St Bartholomew, Apostle
7th September - Merchant Navy Sunday
21st September - St Matthew, Apostle, and Battle of Britain Sunday
5th October - Pet Blessing Sunday
2nd November - All Saints; All Souls Memorial at 7pm
9th November - Remembrance Sunday 24th November - Christ the King 30th
November - Advent Sunday 28th December - The Holy Innocents
Choral Eveningsongs during 2014
23rd February
30th March (Opunake at 5pm)
25th May
29th June (Waitara at 2pm)
27th July
31st August (Waverley at 4pm)
28th September
26th October
Services for Holy week and Easter
Mon 14th April : 7pm Holy Week Communion. 9pm Compline
Tues 15th April : 7am Holy Week Communion. 9pm Compline
Weds 16th April : 10am Holy Week Communion. 9pm Compline
Maundy Thursday : 10am Foot-Washing Service
7.30pm Festival Communion with stripping of the Altars; quiet prayer and meditation until 10pm.
Good Friday : 10.30am Prayerful Family Service; Hot Cross Buns afterwards.
12-3pm The Last Three Hours (Service of Meditation, Scripture, Song and Prayer)
Easter Sunday 6am Easter Vigil and Dawn Service - on the beach, followed by breakfast
8am Easter Communion
10am Easter Family Communion with Easter Egg Hunt and the Flowering ofthe Cross
Services for Advent and Chrisitmas
30th November - 5pm Advent Carol Service
Wednesday 17th December - 7.30pm Carols by Candlelight
Sunday 21st December - Nativity Musical (In the Peace Hall)
Wednesday 24th December - 11.30pm Midnight Mass
Thursday25th December
8am Christmas Communion
10am Christmas Family Communion
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8:30am Cathedral Staff Meeting
8:30am Morning Prayer
10am Pukeko Stomp
10am Food 4 Thought
12pm Midday prayer
12pm AAW Fellowship
1:30pm Stitching Group
2pm Wedding Rehearsal - Renae and Steven
3:45pm Evening Prayer
4pm Carrie's Drama Group
7pm Home Group - Led by David & Jen Pearce
7:30pm Ars Nova Choir rehearsal
- 27Nov
8:30am Morning Prayer
9:30am OA meeting
12pm Litany of the Cross of Nails
3:45pm Evening Prayer
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Weaving of three communities in Cross of Nails concept
In 2015 the Taranaki Cathedral will become the fi rst entity in New Zealand to join the worldwide community of the Cross of Nails, which stands for peace and reconciliation.In March the cathedral will host the Dean of Coventry in the United Kingdom, who will bring St Mary's its own Cross of Nails and receive it as a partner in the community.Dean Jamie said the Cross of Nails concept had stemmed from something very precious being saved when Coventry Cathedral was bombed and destroyed during World War II."From those ruins, three nails were discovered to have...
Cycling Jean a model of care
"Helping others, that's what I like doing" – so says veteran parishioner Jean Cameron (96), for whom supporting other people has been a lifelong pleasure.Jean was born in Wellington in 1918. The family moved fi rst to Auckland when she was very young, then to Waitara when she was still quite small. She went to school in Waitara, and then had a year at New Plymouth Girls' High School, travelling there by train each schoolday.When she was about 15 there was another move, to Stratford. Here her mother ran a small cafeteria, while Jean worked in...
Musical Tradition in Safe Hands
Publicity about the St Mary's Bellringers has netted three more members, and meant the group can expand its repertoire.n a January news story the group said it was looking for more to join. Six people expressed interest with three deciding to become permanent members. Long-standing member Helen Shearer says the response was great. "We are pleased these ladies have come forward and we've incorporated them into our allocation of bell music for this year."Some years ago Marion Beamish researched a history of the bells and discovered that the original Whitechapel handbells were brought over by Londoner...
Kōrero crosses over church and coastal pā
An ex-soldier, a bunch of clergy, a descendant of Te Whiti O Rongomai, and a bright woman in purple – they met at Parihaka pā in coastal Taranaki on Friday February 27.There was a support cast: About 40 people from Taranaki Cathedral and other Anglican parishes, and a crew from Parihaka to welcome and prepare food.Dean Jamie Allen of Taranaki Cathedral and Dean John Witcombe of Coventry Cathedral had come to talk about the Community of the Cross of Nails. Taranaki is the first link in what is hoped to become a chain of similar communities...
Peace happens piece by piece says college dean
A theologian and priest who has studied conflict and reconciliation came to Taranaki, interested in the region's experience.Karen Kemp, Dean of Tikanga Pākehā students at St John's College, visited to share in the cathedral's joining of the worldwide Community of Cross of Nails.Appointed to the role at St John's a year ago, she said her area of research and teaching was around conflict, reconciliation and peace so "it's very, very resonant for me to be here on lots of levels."She knew Coventry Cathedral Dean John Witcombe and his wife from her previous role as curate at...
Packing the cathedral with sound and spirit
A gentle-sounding Irish soloist started the Waitangi weekend concert at Taranaki Cathedral.The boisterous and charismatic lead singer of folk band The Eastern concluded the evening. Adam McGrath encouraged concertgoers out of their seats and into the Hatherly Hall where performers gathered for the spirited, impromptu finale. The audience loved it, singing as they stood, opening their pockets for further donations and leaving the four-hour concert on a natural high.The Waitangi weekend festivities had included the Saturday evening concert as well as a daytime event at Oakura pā on Friday. The concert was organised by local music...


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Syrian rebels raid Lebanese town, capture troops
BEIRUT — Rebels fighting in Syria's civil war crossed into Lebanon and raided a border town on Saturday, killing and capturing security force members in the most serious incursion into the tiny country during its neighbor's 3-year-old conflict.
The rebels, who included foreign fighters, demanded to trade soldiers and police officers it captured in Arsal for some of the "most dangerous detainees," the Lebanese army said in a statement. Masked gunmen roamed the streets as Lebanese helicopter gunships flew over the town, about 55 miles from the capital, Beirut.
A Lebanese army general said the gunmen attacked army positions near Arsal and troops returned fire. Another official said the gunmen also took control of the main police station in the town.
Lebanon's state-run National News Agency reported that Arsal residents freed police officers at the station, though rebels captured some weapons and released several detainees. It said gunmen killed two residents near the police station.
A picture posted online allegedly showed gunmen in Arsal driving away with about a dozen men, two of them in police uniforms. The photograph corresponded to other Associated Press reporting about the attack.
Gunmen killed two soldiers and wounded several others, the National News Agency reported.
"What is happening today is among the most dangerous of what Lebanon and the Lebanese are being subjected to," the army statement said. "The gunmen kidnapped several soldiers and policemen who were spending the weekend with their families ... and demanded the release of some of the most dangerous detainees held by the army.
"The Lebanese army will not accept that its members be hostages and will not stay silent about targeting the army and Arsal residents."
The statement said the Lebanese army "will not allow any side to move the battle from Syria" into Lebanon. It added that the army "will not allow any foreign gunman to endanger the security of Lebanon or to harm its soldiers or policemen."
The Lebanese army general said earlier in the day that gunmen took two soldiers who were driving an army tanker truck. The army's later statement said the two soldiers were later freed in an army operation.
The general and the official spoke on condition of anonymity as they weren't authorized to speak publicly.
Prime Minister Tammam Salam described the attack as a "flagrant aggression against the state of Lebanon" and vowed that his government "will deal with the developments with extreme firmness and strength."
Saturday's attacks happened hours after the army said troops detained Syrian citizen Imad Ahmad Jomaa, who identified himself as a member of Syria's al-Qaida-linked Nusra Front. The National News Agency said Jomaa was detained as he was being brought to a hospital in Lebanon after being wounded while fighting Syrian troops.
A resident in Arsal told the AP that masked gunmen roamed the streets. The man, who asked not to be identified for fear of reprisals, said two shells hit a small Syrian refugee camp in the town, sparking a fire.
"Clashes are continuous and people are staying in their homes," the man said by telephone as cracks of gunfire could be heard in the background. "Arsal is under the control of gunmen who are driving around."
Arsal is home to tens of thousands of Syrian refugees and rebels enjoy wide support among its population. Lebanese Sunnis, such as the residents of Arsal, often back the Sunni rebels fighting Syrian President Bashar Assad's forces. Shiites, like those belonging to Lebanon's Hezbollah militant group, typically back Assad.
Syria's civil war has spilled into Lebanon on multiple occasions and inflamed sectarian tensions leaving scores dead. However, previous rebel raids never went so deeply into Lebanese territory.
The Islamic State, a powerful extremist rebel group in Syria, recently seized large swaths of territory in neighboring Iraq. It wasn't immediately clear whether the gunmen in Arsal intended to remain in the town, which is surrounded by Shiite villages where Hezbollah is active.
The violence in Arsal came after an ambush near Syria's border with Lebanon killed dozens of opposition fighters, activists said. The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human rights said Syrian troops and members of Lebanon's Hezbollah group ambushed opposition fighters in the Qalamoun region near the Lebanese border, killing at least 50 of them. It said seven troops and Hezbollah fighters were killed in the fighting.
Government troops backed by Hezbollah fighters have seized nearly all the strategic Qalamoun region since launching an offensive there last November, severing rebel supply lines from neighboring Lebanon.
The Syrian uprising began in the form of peaceful protests against Assad in March 2011, but escalated into an insurgency when government forces violently cracked down on dissent. Over 170,000 people have been killed in Syria in more than three years of fighting, activists say.
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The Mercury News article: Bonanza from Google stock's rise, reports on the more than $2.1 billion Google "insiders" have realized since the company went public last August.
In May, Googlers sold just shy of $400 million of stock, second nationwide only to the $515 million in sales by Microsoft insiders, according to Bloomberg News data.Since the Mountain View company's IPO, Page and Brin have sold stock worth $619 million and $589 million, respectively, while Schmidt's sales have totaled about $191 million. In May, Page and Brin sold 400,000 shares each, fetching $93 million and $90 million, respectively. Schmidt sold $29 million. Page and Brin have sold similar numbers of shares in June, too. Thanks to the stock's steady rise, the sales totaled nearly $116 million for Brin and $111 million for Page.


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Pistons unlikely to trade Greg Monroe before deadline
Wittman: 'They took us to the wood shed"
With Greg Monroe set to become a restricted free agent this offseason, speculation about whether the Pistons will trade him has heated up. They already have substantial amounts of money committed to Josh Smith and Brandon Jennings, and will need to stow some away for when Andre Drummond's rookie deal runs out. Monroe, it has been rumored, could be the odd man out as they fit their payroll under the salary cap.
As of now, however, it doesn't look like Monroe is available. Anything can happen before the Feb. 20 trade deadline, but Vince Ellis of the Detroit Free Press just doesn't see it.
Here is what he reported this week:
I can say with certainty there is no talk of trading Greg Monroe currently. Could that change? Sure, but right now the Pistons are going to be patient.
It sounds like a big 'if' whether the Pistons would be willing to trade Monroe, but if he were made available, the potential fit in Washington is an obvious one. He used to play at Georgetown and is a power forward, a position the Wizards could use a long-term solution at.
Monroe, 23, is averaging 14.6 points and 8.9 rebounds per game this season and is one of the more talented young big men in the NBA. He is almost certain to command a max contract this summer and the Pistons may not be able to match another team's offer.
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It would seem the Pistons - currently ninth in the Eastern Conference - would want to at least gauge his value. They may be able to get something for him now rather than just letting him walk at season's end, but right now that does not appear to be their intention.


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Carbohydrate Guidelines for Type 2 Diabetes
Carbohydrates are an essential part of a healthy diet. But carbs also raise your blood sugar. When you have type 2 diabetes, it's important to aim for a balanced carb intake. It can seem confusing and a little overwhelming at first, but don't be discouraged. Your doctor, diabetes educator, or dietitian can help you find a meal plan that works for you.
By setting limits on your carb intake — and tracking what you eat to make sure you stay within those limits — you can improve your blood sugar control. To get started, here are some basic facts you need to know.
Crash Course in Carbs
Foods that contain carbohydrates include:
Grains, such as breads, cereals, pasta, and rice
Fruits and fruit juices
Starchy vegetables, such as potatoes and corn (nonstarchy vegetables also contain carbs, but usually very little)
Dried beans and peas
Dairy foods, such as milk and yogurt
Sweets, such as cookies, pastries, cakes, and candy
Snack foods, such as potato chips
To find the carb content of a food, check the amount of total carbohydrate on the food label. Be sure to look at the serving amount as well. If you're eating twice as much as the listed serving, you'll need to double the total carbs.
If a food doesn't have a label, there are many apps and books available to help you track carbs. One great free tool is MyFoodAdvisor from the American Diabetes Association. At first, you may need to look up almost everything. But with time, you'll start to learn how many carbs are in your favorite foods and dishes.
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The American Diabetes Association recommends getting about 45% of your total calories from carbs. You should spread out your carb consumption throughout the day. Typically, that works out to about 45 to 60 grams of carbs per meal and 10 to 25 grams per snack, eaten twice a day between meals. But ask your health care provider for guidance on the right goals for you.
Achieving those goals doesn't happen by accident. You'll need to plan your meals more carefully than someone without diabetes. Fortunately, there are several methods of meal planning to make the process easier. Your health care provider can help you choose the best method for you, based on your preferences and needs.
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These are three techniques for planning meals so you get the right amount of carbs:
Carb counting. This method is the most straightforward. You work with your health care provider to set a limit for how many carbs you'll consume at each meal. Then you track the grams of carbohydrate in the foods you eat.
Exchange lists. This method categorizes foods into groups, such as carbohydrates, meat/meat alternatives, and fats. The plan spells out how many servings you can have from each group at a meal. Within each group, the plan also specifies how much of each food equals one serving, based on its nutrient content. You can exchange a serving of one food for another within the same group.
Glycemic index(GI). This method lets you refine carb counting. It considers not only the quantity of carbs in the foods you eat, but also the quality. Foods with a high GI value raise blood sugar more than those with a low GI. So the goal is to choose your carbs from foods with a lower GI value, such as many whole grain foods, most fruits, nonstarchy vegetables, and dried beans and peas.
Using the Plate Method
Some people with type 2 diabetes use a less formal method of gauging how many carbs to eat. Called the plate method, it doesn't require any counting at all. Instead, you simply imagine dividing your plate in half. Then divide one side in half again.
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following the update to the latest version the 'home' text has been changed to 'start' on the menu bar.
this could be altered under dkret3 settings in previous versions, but can't see it following the update.
any help would be appreciated!
following the update to the latest version the 'home' text has been changed to 'start' on the menu bar.
this could be altered under dkret3 settings in previous versions, but can't see it following the update.
any help would be appreciated!
Go into Appearance => Menu and you can change it there.
i use the 'dkret3 theme' menu structure and not wordpress's own one.
under Appearance => Menu i don't have an option to rename it.
previous versions had homepage name label: xxxxxxxx enter as required.
Have you created a custom menu under Appearance => Menu ? It uses the same one as WordPress.
If so you can change the label on each menu item by clicking on the down arrow
no it's not a custom menu. the theme just adds all 'pages' to the menu structure. the first one added automatically called 'start'. i used to be able to just amend the name.
It might just be easier and quicker to make a custom menu and keep the menu structure as you have got it now. At least then you will have more control over what each menu item is called and add titles that show when someone hovers over it.
Here's a better solution Change menu label
Sorry didn't read it all but Esmi (Moderator) suggested on there to create a custom menu.
Sorry for your problems. I had to make a lot of changes to dkret in order to get the theme approved by the WordPress theme team.
One was to remove the ability to change the name for the blog home link. Sorry for that.
The navigation is added with access-menu.php (line 27).
And why don't you just use a custom menu? Dkret supports that.
changed 'start' to 'home' in access-menu.php
all sorted! thanks.
Have the same problem, but don't understand, my acces-menu is like this and I don't see any "start":
* The template used to display the Access Menu
* @dkret3
* @since 3.6
<?php if ( get_dkret_option( 'show_navigation' ) ) : ?>

<a href="#content" title="<?php esc_attr_e( 'Skip to content', 'dkret' ); ?>"><?php _e( 'Skip to content', 'dkret' ); ?>

<?php /* dkret3 Hook */ do_action( 'dkret_before_access_menu' ); ?>
if ( has_nav_menu( 'access-menu' ) ) :
wp_nav_menu( array(
'theme_location' => 'access-menu',
'container_class' => 'header-menu',
'menu_class' => 'sf-menu',
'fallback_cb' => '' )
else :
wp_page_menu( array(
'show_home' => get_dkret_option( 'home_link_name' ),
'depth' => 4,
'menu_class' => 'header-menu',
'sort_column' => 'menu_order' )
<?php /* dkret3 Hook */ do_action( 'dkret_after_access_menu' ); ?>

<?php endif; ?>
thank you for any help
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Kovalam is a scenic coastal town in southern india, where the shore is lined almost completely with coconut palms. Understandably, their cuisine is characterised by the copious use of coconuts. Kovalam mutter is a semi-spicy preparation of green peas cooked with onions, tomatoes, spices and a smooth coconut-cashew paste, and tempered with the traditional south indian combo of crunchy cumin seeds and urad dal.
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Jimmy Graham was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Month on Thursday for his impressive performance in September.
Graham became the first tight end to be honored since the league started presenting this achievement in 1986. In four games, he has 27 receptions for 458 yards with six touchdowns.
The Saints tight end has made an immediate impact in the NFL since being drafted in 2010.
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"He's one of the elite tight ends," said Lance Briggs on his show on Tuesday. "He's a dominating guy. He's a guy that covered up and showed (Monday) that he's still going to make plays for you. He's a great outlet for Drew (Brees) if he ever gets into trouble."


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Johannesburg - South Africa is likely to raise its maize output forecast for this year to 13.27 million tonnes from 13.029 million tonnes in the previous forecast, a Reuters survey showed on Monday.
The estimates from five trading houses polled by Reuters ranged between 13.029 million tonnes and 13.9 million tonnes.
South Africa, the continent's biggest maize producer, is on track for its biggest harvest in more than three decades, when it reaped 14.4 million tonnes in 1981.
The government's Crop Estimates Committee will release its fourth production forecast for summer crops on Tuesday.
Maize is the staple crop in South Africa and a bigger crop will be a relief for the country after stocks from last year were depleted by large export commitments.
Maize prices hit record highs of more than 3,300 rand ($320) a tonne earlier this year but have since retreated on the expected large crop.
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1. Re: forms6i cancel insertuser346369 Jan 3, 2013 1:17 PM (in response to yasser_egypt)Both delete record and clear record should work if you are trying to insert a new record, and then decide you don't want to. Both Delete and Clear functions work.
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If you cannot clear or delete the record when inserting, then you probably have a validation trigger running that is trying to enforce the required entry. What error message do you get when you try?


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Is there a car enthusiast whose pulse does not quicken when he or she hears the brrrap brap of the exhaust when the North American spec Fiat Abarth fires up? TTAC's managing editor Derek Kreindler is correct, the Abarth does indeed sound faster than it actually is, but it still sounds glorious. Don't tell me that an inline four can't sound as exciting as a V8 or even a V12. Saying that an eight or a twelve "sounds better" than a four is like saying that a big band sounds better than a trio, as if you can't enjoy both Duke Ellington and Cream.
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Fiat 500 sales plunged to an all-time low in Canada in January 2015, falling 69% to just 148 units. To be honest, 500 sales were lower in Canada on one occasion. In February 2011, only nine were sold. Then again, the 500 didn't truly began to trickle into dealers until the following month.
Canadian sales of the 500 were at their strongest in 2012, when volume increased on a year-over-year basis every month and the 500 twice crested the four-digit barrier. In fact, the Fiat 500 ranked among Canada's 20 best-selling cars in both March and April of 2012. (Read More…)
After 15 consecutive months in which U.S. sales of the Fiat 500 increased on a year-over-year basis, U.S. sales of the Fiat 500 have declined in each of the last 14 months.
Not surprisingly, the more recent streak began the exact same month in which Fiat's large, less popular 500L arrived.
During the former 15-month span, Fiat USA averaged 3746 500 sales per month. Over the last 14 months, that average has fallen 26% to 2773 units per month. (Read More…)
An event held at Washington D.C's Brookings Institute saw FCA CEO Sergio Marchionne and former National Economic Council head Larry Summers discuss the auto bailout on its five-year anniversary. As always, Marchionne had some colorful commentary, with a one interesting nugget about Fiat.
In a bid to boost sales of the Fiat 500 Turbo and Abarth, the two boosted versions of Fiat's city car will get an optional automatic transmission.
Sources tell Bloomberg News that Fiat Spa will spend as much as 9 billion euros ($12 billion) over the next three years developing new models for for the European market. The Italian automaker hopes the strategy will end losses on the continent and restore drastically underutilized Italian factories to profitability. Many of the new models will be based on either the Fiat 500 subcompact or the small, low cost Panda. A five door version of the 500 will replace the Punto. The Punto, last restyled in 2005, has long been a fixture in Fiat showrooms and as recently as 2007 it accounted for almost a third of the Fiat brand's sales in Europe.
Though Fiat wants to use its Italian factories better, the Punto's replacement will be built in Poland to save on costs. Sergio Marchionne believes that "made in Italy" works with upscale brands like Maserati and Alfa Romeo. The upcoming Maserati Levante SUV will be made in Fiat's Mirafiori factory. (Read More…)
1957. Italy was having a ball. La dolce vita was in full swing and Italians were on the up and up. Along came the original Fiat 500, or Cincuecento, to enliven things that much more. It's hard to understand nowadays how exciting it is to see a nation get motorized, but the 500 helped Italians along and get over the World War doldrums.
Now, you Americans will be able to get a taste of that fabled time in recent Italian history. Fiat has cooked up an even more retro 500, Called the 1957 Edition, which seems to be an American special.
If you get it, you'll be able to enjoy Fiat's Multiair 1.4 16v engine good for 105 ponies mated to a manual or an auto 6 speed. More important than that, this special edition features a brown leather interior with sand colored details. Exterior colors are very 50-ish too: baby blue, water light green and white. The wheels are a modern take on 50s hubcaps and are 16 inches. According to sources, the suspension is calibrated in a more sporting set up. Finally, Fiat logos are done in the style of the 50s.
To be even more perfect I'd have called it Edizione 1957 to complete the Italian-ness. Call me jealous.
Fiat's recent North American downturns have caught the attention of many automotive industry observers, particularly those who never believed Fiat had a high-volume future on this side of the Atlantic.
There's no better way to keep brand volume high than by introducing new models. Consider the new CLA250, which helped Mercedes-Benz to a 6.6% year-over-year increase in September. Without the CLA, Benz volume was down 3.3%.
Much has been made over the one future product announcement in Chrysler's IPO filing. Apparently, it will be a an SUV based off of the Small Wide platform. A bit of detective work can help us figure out what it will be.
I have to admit, I'm a fan of the Fiat 500. Yes, I know it's just a Fiat Panda with bubbly sheetmetal. Yes I know it's a little peculiar. Yes I know it's trying to ride on MINI success. It doesn't matter, the wee Fiat makes me grin every time I drive one. Whether it's the slow-as-dirt standard 500, the ludicrously loud Abarth, the almost-convertible 500c or the totally impractical 500e, the Cinquecento knows how to brighten my day. I was therefore excited when Fiat announced the 500's success would spawn a four door stable-mate for 2014. Is the 500L 40% more smiles for 20% more cash?


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As part of this fantastic initiative, Acklands Grainger will donate $50 to the Children's Wish Foundation for every point Ryan Graham registers in 2014-15 season. Ryan is very proud to be the the Acklands Grainger point man, and honoured to be a representative for the Children's Wish Foundation.
As of March 21st, Ryan has raised $1650 as this year's point man!


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Trying to keep up with new technology and creating activities and files in different softwares can be overwhelming and time consuming. Teachers already have plenty of resources they have been using for years, from worksheets to Microsoft Word documents and many more. In this webinar we will cover converting older files to be used in a variety of different softwares. From video files to scanning documents, we will CONVERT you to a teacher that uses technology.
Google Apps is a great free resource for teachers in the classroom. We have explored Google Documents in past webinars, but there is still a number of helpful tools to cover within the Google Apps suite. Join us to explore a variety of these tools, including the NEW Google Drive, Forms and more.
Here at Teq we are always exploring ways to allow students to collaborate using technology. In the past we have discussed the use of Edmodo, Evernote and google Docs. During this webinar we will explore two very exciting ways to have students collaborate in and outside of the classroom.
Scribblar is a way to have collaborative interactive whiteboard space. Imagine multiple classroom using the same whiteboard space at the same time….they can be down the hall from each other or across the country.
Subtext is a free iPad app that allows classroom groups to exchange ideas in the pages of digital texts. You can also layer in enrichment materials, assignments and quizzes—opening up almost limitless opportunities to engage students and foster analysis and writing skills.
For more resources, visit teq.com.
Tables are one of the most advanced features in the SMART Notebook Software. From organizing data to creating engaging and interactive activities for student's tables can nearly do it all.
Imagine if you will…a learning space where homework is cleverly disguised as thinking and collaborating and your students can use the learning tools that they like to use the best. Teachers across the country have been "flipping" their classroom instruction and transforming the role of the teacher and the learner.
This webinar will provide you with the strategies and resources to get you started creating a "flipped" environment in your classroom. It will cover how to use collaborative websites such as: edmodo.com, educreations.com, and some others. We will also review how to use various screen recording software to create content for students. For more information, go to teq.com
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The Siege Museum, inside a former commodities market from 1839, tells the story of how the city's lavish lifestyle gave way to a bitter struggle for survival during the Civil War: a single chicken could cost as much as $50 in Confederate currency. A 16-minute movie narrated by Petersburg-born actor Joseph Cotten dramatizes the upheaval.
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It's now official and the rivalry is happening. The cards are being shuffled. The die are now unwrapped. The roulette wheels are turning. May the games begin and the best hands win?
It's now official and the rivalry is happening. The cards are being shuffled. The die are now unwrapped. The roulette wheels are turning. May the games begin and the best hands win?
Noting that the Milford Daily News has published on August 28, 2013 Milford Regional Medical Center's request for a $7 million piece-of-Milford's-casino-pie, ALL and ONLY Milford not-for-profit organizations and for-profit businesses should quickly request their share of the "piece-of-the-casino-pie" before it's "negotiated" away to someone else.
You need to provide a monetary number that shows the powers to be what this casino can do for Milford, and how it will forever affect your business's life.
Also, remember that the casino said each employee of theirs is worth $50,000 annually. Be sure you factor in at least this amount for each employee you feel you will need, as you will not want your specially trained workers to leave you and go to work for the casino.
Remember that the casino will be open 24 hours per day / 365 days a year. Be sure to plan and allow for this, and factor it into your final number.
We do not know how big the 'total casino pie' really is, and you and I may never know who and why someone got a piece-of-the-casino-pie, but be sure to get your monetary requirement in early. Tell your business friends about this event also. Call in all your business and political favors as an event like this will never happen again.
I suggest you send your requirement by registered mail and also by email. You would hate to hear that they did not get anything from you. Provide a hard copy to your accountant and lawyer for their files. Perhaps the Milford Daily News will print a list of requesters and their requirements?
Make sure your "numbers" get to the right people for this once-in-a-lifetime event. Perhaps the right people might be those people who have been negotiating the "host agreement." Assuming nothing detectable has changed, it might continue to be the same: the casino people, the Milford selectmen, and lawyers.
Openness and sincerity and transparency can lead to trust.
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Because of this thread, I am watching
Dear Doctor
again after many years of not watching it. My comments about its merits remain unchanged. All the comments I made above are still valid in my book.
Yet, the episode still leaves me unsettled. Very rare do films or shows leave me with that feeling. I'm not sure I agree with the decision, but I'm thankful that the episode brings up the dilemma. I think sometimes the best dramas should leave leave us stirred and unsettled.
Well, the OP is 'what ep most made you go..."what the hell are you guys doing??" So yes, the ep certainly has merit.
As for the original question, I would thing the final episode of Voyager, featuring Admiral Kathryn "Shatterer of Worlds" Janeway would be the winner.
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Several Kitsap stormwater projects now under construction
BROWNSVILLE - Construction has begun on a major stormwater pond, designed to collect runoff from a 72-acre area along Waaga Way and Old Military Road.
The pond, being excavated on 2.5 acres along Glud's Pond Street, will reduce storm surges and provide cleaner water flowing into Steele Creek near Brownsville Highway, according to Chris May of the Kitsap County Surface and Stormwater Management Program. Steele Creek is a salmon stream that flows into Brownsville's Burke Bay.
Meanwhile, a stormwater project in Manchester is designed to improve water quality and reduce high flows going into Beaver Creek, which runs through Manchester Fuel Depot. Other projects include replacement of stormwater pipes along Colchester Drive in South Kitsap, Illahee Road in Central Kitsap and Bucklin Hill Road near Silverdale.
The Steele Creek project will replace a small pond, built years ago by the Washington Department of Transportation during construction of Waaga Way. That pond has been easily overwhelmed by rainfall in recent years, partly because the total impervious surface area has increased as a result of development and highway improvements, May said. Design standards also were much less when the road was built.
The new pond will be a two-cell pond, with the first cell trapping sediment and the second using wetland plants to clean the water before it discharges downstream into Steele Creek. The storage capacity is 260,000 cubic feet, compared to 30,000 cubic feet for the old pond.
Primo Construction of Sequim is building the pond under an $892,000 contract. Money is from the county's stormwater fund. Some dust and noise can be expected during construction, scheduled to end in September.
The Manchester project involves replacing 1,500 feet of stormwater pipes and installing 14 new catch basins on Ricky Court from Polk Avenue to Van Buren Street. The stormwater pond at the end of Van Buren will be upgraded to a larger "green" pond to reduce flooding in the area and improve water quality in the wetland that forms the beginning of Beaver Creek.
The contractor is Sound Excavation of Bremerton. The $392,000 project is funded by the county's stormwater fund.
Access to driveways in the area will be maintained, according to project manager Bob Southwick of the county's stormwater program. Minor delays can be expected at times when Ricky Court is reduced to one lane.
Stormwater pipes also are being replaced on Colchester Drive. The project, from Puget Drive to Miracle Mile Drive, involves replacement of 3,800 feet of pipe and 21 catch basins. Some traffic delays can be expected beginning next week.
A similar project on Illahee Road is nearing completion, with the replacement of 2,000 feet of pipe and 11 catch basins from Ocean View Boulevard to Wise Street.
A slightly different project on Bucklin Hill Road from Tracyton Boulevard to Spinnaker Boulevard involves the replacement of 2,200 feet of pipe and the installation of two treebox filters, designed to clean the water before discharge into the storm sewers. The project also includes the construction of new sidewalks, curbs and gutters on the north side of Bucklin Hill Road, with money from the county's road fund.
The old pipe being replaced in these various area is made of corrugated steel, originally expected to last 30 to 50 years, May said, "but we've been lucky to get 20 years out of it."
The new pipe is known as "corrugated high-density polyethylene pipe," or CPEP. Based on tests, the plastic material is expected to last at least 60 years. The pipe is corrugated on the outside for strength but smooth on the inside to carry sediment and other abrasive materials with less wear.
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Do you ever shop there?
I used to, but I usually go to the consignment store instead.
On occasion.
The thrift shop that I go to donates a good chunk of their sales to a local women's shelter...so I can justify shopping there for a good cause :)
yes, it's the first place i go when i need stuff for school for my littles. we're homeschoolers and i like getting little containers for pouring or trays for crafts. i also have found a ton of $.50 books there as well.


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Located in Mangsit, this romantic resort is within 12 mi (20 km) of Mataram Mall, Pura Meru, and Mayura Temple and Park. Bangsal Harbor is 19.4 mi (31.3 km) away.
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Svarga Resort Lombok features a full-service spa and an outdoor pool. The resort offers a restaurant. A complimentary breakfast is offered. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
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Jennifer Aniston's stylist was stoned when he gave her the 'Rachel' cut
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The grass is always greener - even if you have one of the best and most beautiful gardens on the block. Jennifer Aniston's hair, which was almost as famous as the actress herself in the 1990s, is the envy of women everywhere and has inspired countless copycat cuts over the years. But as the "We're the Millers" star reveals in a new interview with Women's Wear Daily, even she has bad hair days.
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Last October, the 44-year-old "Friends" alumna bought into hair-care company Living Proof, in part because of her own styling woes. "I have wavy, frizzy hair," she admits to WWD, noting that the brand's products have helped tame her tresses.
Aniston's hair complaints may come as a bit of a surprise, but as she learned when Living Proof executives took to the streets to poll women about their hair, people are their own worst critics. "I was looking at these girls who were not loving their hair, and I'm thinking, 'You have beautiful hair!'" she tells WWD.
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"It's always funny, our perspective of ourselves and how incorrect it usually is," she continues. "We always seem to want something we don't have. And it's a shame, because there's so much beauty to be appreciated in the world. We spend so much time not loving what we've been given and trying to make it look different."
Or, rather, trying to make it look the same as someone else's, as was the case when women all over the world imitated Aniston's famous "Rachel" cut in 1994. Incidentally, the star's stylist and longtime pal Chris McMillan was apparently stoned when he created the layered look. "I'm 14 years sober, so I feel safe enough to say that," he tells WWD.
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Aniston, too - engaged to actor Justin Theroux since last year - has come a long way since those days. But there's still a lot she wants to accomplish.
"The thing I want to do next is direct," she says. "I want to direct a full-length feature within the next five years. I usually never put times on anything, but the next five years would be great. Right now, I'm luckily still working as an actor, and I love it."
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first of all, apologies if I use the wrong terminology at times: I'm new to bicycling.
I have a Marin Fairfax with Sora derailleurs and shifters. I have 3 problems with it (in order of severity):
- When I'm in the second cog in the front derailleur, and in a cog smaller than the 4th in the rear one, the chain touches the front derailleur producing an annoying noise. The noise is increased if I do a heavy pedalling stroke with my right foot. I have made sure the derailleur is aligned to the 1st and 3rd cogs fine, by tuning the limit screws. How do I fix this problem? I have also tried to change the tension of the cable that runs from the shifter to the derailleur, by removing it from the derailleur side, shifting to the leftmost front and read cogs, and trying different initial tension: it took me a lot of trial and error to even get a setup that will allow me to shift to all 3 cogs, so I'm really afraid to tune that further.
- Shifting from a smaller to a larger cog in the front derailleur is really hard on my thumb. I have tried tuning the tension of the cable that runs from the shifter to the derailleur, but that will mess up the alignment between the derailleur and the cogs. Any solution or is Sora just that bad?
- When I'm in the 2nd cog of the front derailleur, and in the 5th smallest cog in the rear deraileur, one tooth of the 3rd cog of the front derailleur will grab one of the links in the chain, lift it just a little bit, but not enought for it to make the chain shift to the 3rd cog. Infact, the link is not grabbed from the inside of it, but from the side, where one of the link's components protudes slightly. That tooth in the cog doesn't seem to be bent.
Thanks in advance for the help!