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Experts say the number of serious heart attacks increases 6 to 10% the first three workdays after the switch to Daylight Saving Time. Maybe it has something to do with morning work outs? Or, maybe it's just the added stress from the change in our body clocks.
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This service is a joint project of RFE and EconBiz.
European Association for Banking and Financial History (EABH) e.V;Queen??s University Centre for Economic History (QUCEH)
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- April 16-16, 2014
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|PostgreSQL 9.5.2 Documentation
|Appendix E. Release Notes
Release Date: 2010-03-15
This release contains a variety of fixes from 7.4.27. For information about new features in the 7.4 major release, see Section E.240.
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Prevent infinite loop on some platforms if a directory is named as an inclusion target in pg_hba.conf and related files (Tom)
Ensure PL/Tcl initializes the Tcl interpreter fully (Tom)
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BURLEY – Alice Marie Martin, 86, of Burley, passed away peacefully at Warren House on April 23, 2011. This had been her home for the past two and one-half years as her health slowly declined.
Alice was born on Aug. 2, 1924, in Buhl, Idaho, to Porter Moffitt and Kate Marie (Webb) Molesworth. She was the only daughter in a family with five sons. Living and growing up on a farm with five rambunctious brothers (two older and three younger), Alice could hold her own. After graduation from Buhl High School, she attended Albion Normal College in Albion, where she obtained a two-year degree in elementary education. She then taught fourth grade in Jerome for several years. A friend there encouraged her to write to her Marine brother in combat in the Pacific Theatre during World War II. That friend was to become her sister-in-law, as she later married that Marine.
William Jay Martin, of Oakley, Idaho, and Alice Marie Molesworth were married on May 16, 1948. They moved to Burley, where she has since resided. Upon the disabling heart attack of her husband in 1973, Alice transitioned from being a housewife and mother, to also being a college student.
She obtained her bachelor's degree from Idaho State University in elementary education with the help
of a regional scholarship from the Soroptimist Club. She then taught fourth grade for the Minidoka
County School District until her retirement.
Being a member of the Burley United Methodist church, Alice was always faithful in her church attendance. She taught Sunday school while her children were growing up. In her later years, Alice enjoyed sharing rides to and from church with her friends. She was a member of the Idaho Retired
Educators Association and enjoyed the fellowship and the variety of the programs there. She loved to do
word find puzzles, read books, and magazines – especially Readers' Digest. She thoroughly loved spending quality time with her family, friends and neighbors. She spent a great deal of time talking on the phone, always concerned how everyone was doing.
Alice Martin is survived by her two daughters, Rebecca (Charles) Gummerson of Burley, and Julie Dunlap of Springfield, Oregon; two brothers, Donald (Jeanie) Molesworth of Twin Falls, and Dale Molesworth of Tucson, Arizona; seven grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Alice was preceded in death by her husband, William Jay Martin; her son, Timothy Jay Martin; her parents; and three brothers, Harold Molesworth, Howard Molesworth, and Robert Molesworth.
The funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 28, at the Burley United Methodist Church, presided over by Reverend Karen Puckett. Visitation will be held at the church at 450 E. 27TH St., Burley, from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. Interment will follow at Pleasant View Cemetery.
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The family would like to especially extend a heartfelt "Thank You" to the wonderful and truly caring staff of Warren House and Intermountain Home Care, both of which treated her like she was part of their own families.


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When it comes to employee compensation, it's not just about the paycheck. Today's job seekers are shopping around for the entire package, and that includes a generous starting salary, health and financial benefits, and other company perks. When presented with two equally interesting job offers, the smart candidate will pick the company that offers above-average employee benefits. This makes sense, given the worker is about to invest a great deal of hard work in your company.
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Crystal Spraggins, SPHR
PayScale's salary negotiation guide is targeted to job seekers, but I think many of the articles offer excellent insight for employers, too.
A friend recently confided her salary to me, and I was shocked at how little she makes. I know my friend is worth a lot more, and I'm pretty sure her organization could pay more.
January is the perfect time to think about how this year will be better than the last.
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To be the best means hiring the best. Without a strong pay-for-performance strategy, however, organizations may fall short of their goals. The question is, does your leadership truly understand the definition of a great pay-for-performance campaign?
Jessica Miller-Merrell blogging4jobs
Your company's culture is the foundation on which your employees operate. A draconian atmosphere will affect every faucet of your business, including your bottom line.
It's that time of the year again when performance reviews and salary upgrades are in the making. And what's on nearly every compensation manager's mind is the creation of those total compensation statements that'll be going out soon. But before you roll out your total rewards statements for 2015, make sure you've done the following:
Have you ever worked in an organization where the majority of your workforce is A-type leaders? These leaders are hard to keep around.
Organizations that have an overwhelming number of Type-A leaders—but not enough leadership positions—seem to get stuck in a cycle of acquired then lost talent because there isn't enough growth opportunity. These organizations are going to have to change how they're operating if they want to retain their strong workforce.
Recently, some have taken the position that cultural fit is a myth.
They've said: "Fit is a lie we tell ourselves because we don't know how to weigh the one-two-punch of competency and character" and "Hiring for fit is often a cover for lazy, racist, sexist, bigoted, exclusionary, elitist, ageist and homophobic preferences in the work environment."
Tessara Smith, PayScale
Word on the street is Millennials can't get it together in today's job market. Although they're better educated than previous generations (and getting more educated all the time), employment rates aren't following suit.
As we round out 2014, compensation and benefit specialists should pay special attention to pay trends.
For example, according to a recent study by WorldatWork, base salaries will rise by 3.0% in 2015. Knowing the average will put you in a better position to determine whether your pay increases will meet, exceed, or lag behind the market.
Near the end of every year, it's common for HR to remind employees to take advantage of any remaining paid time off benefits. After all, paid vacation is precious to most, and in some states, vacation is even considered the same as cash compensation. Yet, too many people don't take enough time off, a phenomenon that's been discussed in the industry by many experts.


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Professor Jawwad A Darr
Materials and Inorganic Chemistry
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Research areas of interest include:
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Research of Dr Darr's Clean Materials Technology Group (about 10 researchers at present) is concerned with the application of green principles and clean technologies for the rapid and efficient syntheses of nanoparticles or new inorganic materials. Our research is very applied and multidisciplinary covering chemistry, nanomaterials, high pressure engineering, supercritical fluids and automation. Dr Darr is currently leading two large EPSRC/industry funded consortia in nanomaterials discovery and scale-up engineering of nanomaterials, respectively.
Research Profile
Selected Publications
- High Throughput Continuous Hydrothermal (HiTCH) Flow Synthesis of Zn-Ce Oxides; Unprecedented Solubility of Zn in the Nanoparticle Fluorite lattice. Suela Kellici, Kenan Gong, Tian Lin, Sonal Brown, Robin J. H. Clark, Martin Vickers, Jeremy K. Cockcroft, Vesna Middelkoop, Paul Barnes, James M Perkinsb Chris Tighe, and Jawwad A. Darr, Royal Society Philosophical Transactions A. in press 2010
- The Rapid Automated Materials Synthesis Instrument (RAMSI): Exploring the Composition and Heat-treatment of Nano-precursors Towards Low Temperature Red Phosphors Tian Lin, Suela Kellici, Kenan Gong, Kathryn Thompson, Julian R.G. Evans, Xue Wang and Jawwad A. Darr JOURNAL OF COMBINATORIAL CHEMISTRY in press 2010
- Zhang, Z; Goodall, JBM; Brown, S; Karlsson, L; Clark, RJH; Hutchison, JL; Rehman, IU; Darr, JA. 2010. Continuous hydrothermal synthesis of extensive 2D sodium titanate (Na2Ti3O7) nano-sheets. DALTON TRANSACTIONS 39 (3):711-714
- Moshaverinia, A; Roohpour, N; Darr, JA; Rehman, IU. 2009. Synthesis of a proline-modified acrylic acid copolymer in supercritical CO2 for glass-ionomer dental cement applications. ACTA BIOMATERIALIA 5 (5):1656-1662
- Highly Conductive Low Nickel Content Nano-composite Dense Cermets from Nanopowders Made via a Continuous Hydrothermal Synthesis Route.Jawwad Darr; Xiaole Weng; Dan Brett; Vladimir Yufit; Paul Shearing; Nigel Brandon; Mike Reece; Haixue Yan, solid state ionics 2010 in press


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Emergency meeting on Foot-and-Mouth Disease
Session: 2007/2008
Date: 14 September 2007
Reference: AGR 09/07
The Committee for Agriculture and Rural Development met yesterday in an emergency meeting to consider the latest outbreak of Foot-and-Mouth Disease (FMD).
Senior Departmental officials updated the Committee extensively on the latest outbreak, confirming that all seventy imports of live animals from Great Britain since 23 August 2007, when imports resumed, had been traced and declared free from FMD .The Committee recorded its satisfaction at the action taken to date.
In particular, they recognised the importance of the continued derogation secured in Brussels that has allowed our exports to continue.
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"Everyone has to be commended for their efforts in keeping Foot -and -Mouth disease out of Northern Ireland and we must focus on maintaining vital business links with Europe and the rest of the world.
"Once again the message needs to go out loud and clear that Northern Ireland is disease free and that the quality of our produce is as good as ever. This Committee will do whatever is needed to ensure that this message is heard."


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President Morse Manufacturing
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Meet Chenoa Stock
Mission co-worker Chenoa Stock began serving in Bolivia in 2011 as a Joining Hands network companionship facilitator. Through her work, Chenoa helps build bridges of solidarity between coalitions of churches in the United States and a network of churches, grassroots groups and non-governmental organizations in Bolivia. Here, Chenoa tells of her call to ministry and how she works with communities in Bolivia and in the United States to work for a more just world.
Happy Thanksgiving And may God continue to richly bless you and your ministry! We at Cross Roads Presbyterian (Gibsonia, Pa.)are in need to know what prayer concerns you have. Blessings & Peace to you & yours!


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An Emmy-nominated journalist, Cortney Hall joined CLTV as an anchor in December 2013, and now delivers the latest news headlines on the 9 o'clock hour of WGN Morning News. Previously, Cortney was a news anchor and reporter at WKMG-TV in Orlando, Florida. Cortney began her career at Bloomberg News in New York City, where she produced various morning news segments.
Cortney got her BS from from Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business in 2003, and then went on to get her MA from Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern.
Cortney was born and raised in the Oak Brook suburb of Chicago. She attended Fenwick High School.
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text: Folsom High's boys basketball season is either over or the Bulldogs are getting ready for a trip to Arco Arena on Thursday. The Bulldogs played Downey Tuesday night in the second round of the Division I Sac-Joaquin Section playoffs. The winner advances to the semifinals to play the Merced/Edison winner Thursday at Arco Arena. Behind a 26-point performance from Ben Palmer and an dominant all-around game from Tony Johnson, Folsom High's varsity boys basketball team defeated West, 68-57, on Friday night in the first round of the playoffs. The Bulldogs trailed only once in the game when West scored the game's first basket, but Folsom dominated throughout. Johnson controlled the point-guard position, both offensively and defensively, which set the tone from the start. Johnson made several steals and deflections and hustled everywhere on his way to scoring seven points in the first quarter. Tony dominated the point and that was huge, Folsom coach Mike Wall said. His pressure just wore them down. A 20-14 advantage in the first quarter got the team off on the right foot, something that didn't happen in losses last week to Monterey Trail and Sheldon. Wall went with a starting lineup of Johnson, Palmer, Kori Babineaux, Scott Moore and Paul Moeller and it worked. I don't know if it made a difference, but the team as a whole was just a lot more focused, Wall said. Everyone who came into the game was ready to play and I'm proud of how we adapted. Johnson's running mate, Palmer, scored half of his 26 points in the second quarter, when the Bulldogs opened up a significant lead. Palmer knocked down three 3-pointers, as Folsom extended its lead to 12-points by halftime, 41-29, its biggest lead of the game up to that point. A 10-4 run to start the third quarter, including four points from Moeller, increased Folsom's lead to 51-33 and West never challenged the rest of the way. Following Palmer's 26 points, Johnson ended the game with 15, while Moeller scored nine and Babineaux chipped in eight. Babineaux gave his team a lift in the first half, scoring six points, while Moeller added six in the second half which helped to ignite the team. We just brought more energy tonight and were more aggressive, Johnson said. We came out harder on defense and locked down on their guards. We got a lot of transition baskets and that gave us momentum. Ben also played well and finished well. We definitely brought it and left everything on the floor, Palmer said. Everyone contributed and we just played solid basketball. It was probably the hardest we played all year. Both Johnson and Palmer said that for the Bulldogs to advance, that same energy will be needed. If we come out like we did Friday, we've got a pretty strong chance, Palmer said. * At a Delta River League meeting last week, Johnson was voted as the league's Most Valuable Player, while Ben Palmer and Kori Babineaux were also chosen as all-league performers.


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Baku to host Azerbaijan-Russia business forum tomorrow
Baku, Fineko/abc.az. The Azerbaijani-Russian business forum is to be held in Baku tomorrow.
The Azerbaijan Export & Investment Promotion Foundation (AZPROMO) informs that the event will be attended by businessmen representing the agricultural sector, food industry, energy, construction, consulting, and mechanical engineering.
The forum will be conducted within the framework of the visit to Azerbaijan by Vice Prime Minister of Russia and presidential representative in the North Caucasus Federal District Alexander Khloponin. He will arrive in Baku, accompanied by the heads of seven subdivisions of the Russian Federation.
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Okay, love the pictures, they are epic, and lovely. I simply think they may be a tad to large...
For example, my computer screen isn't near as big as these monsters. Now then, a person could argue that they'd be fine, and that the page doesn't need to look good on every screen, but my computer screen resolution is about average size (1280 x 800). Perhaps they could be better placed, say, at the end of a subarticle of the sourcebook, since they look awesome, but, would stretch out the text of the book otherwise, making it irritating to read/look at. Though, these could be resized and kept where they are. Of course, that'd make mine superfluos, and would prolly make mine need to be removed. Also, while the second pic is an excellent image of a fantasy warscene, I would recommend the first one be used, since it both exemplifies the aim of the Tomes to make awesome characters awesome, and of this book to focus on war. → Rith (talk) 03:51, September 12, 2009 (UTC)
- My bad. On my computer they are sized just big enough to fill all the blank space to the right of the index. Feel free to adjust as is more universally appropriate. -- Jota 04:03, September 12, 2009 (UTC)
- kk, fixed that, thing I managed to get a better size for all screen resolutions that still catches a good bit of the detail. Also took of my mock book cover pic since it does really seem superflous now, what with the epic pics that sit on this page. Put some space between them as well, to make the page not feel cluttered (fung-shua). → Rith (talk) 04:39, September 12, 2009 (UTC)
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In the Armor section, many of the light armor bonuses are unlisted or unfinished.
- We know. No one's ever gotten around to making stuff awesome enough to flesh them out. Feel free to give it a shot. --Genowhirl 17:42, October 19, 2009 (UTC)
- Actually, someone has. You can find updated versions of all the Frank and K stuff (Races of War, Tome of Fiends, etc), plus some community-made material compiled into PDFs here: http://code.google.com/p/awesometome/downloads/list --Neofenrir 18:38, October 19, 2009 (UTC)
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samurai has the level 7 iaijutsu tome when the character has the "edge" he may make an attack of opportunity. Clicking on the highlighted blue link it brings me here that does nothing. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.8.131.52 (talk • contribs)
- You'll want to go Races of War (3.5e Sourcebook)/Advanced Combat#Base Attack Bonus and Combat Maneuvers for info on The Edge. Will fix link in class. Thanks for pointing that out. --Ganteka Future 06:28, July 11, 2010 (UTC)


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RED CLOUD GARRISON - A special group of Soldiers and Family members within the Area 1 community were recognized for their outstanding volunteer services they provided at a Volunteer Recognition Luncheon Sept. 30 at the USAG-Casey Warrior's Club.The luncheon features a complimentary lunch buffet, a guest speaker and an awards presentation.
"It means a lot to be recognized for my efforts because my wife and I both volunteer. When my wife started volunteering I saw how much fun she was having and she was learning a lot too," said Sgt. Joseph Richburg, 70th Brigade Support Battalion food operations sergeant, a volunteer who gives cooking classes for wives and cooks a variety of meals for them as well in his off duty time.
Col. Larry 'Pepper' Jackson, USAG-RC commander, introduced the guest speaker, JoAnn Golden, an Army spouse married to Brig. Gen. Walter M. Golden, 2nd Infantry Division assistant division commander for maneuver. Jackson provided a brief biography on Golden, a New York native with a physical therapy license and a mother of four. She has volunteered in different capacities and organizations such as a nurse's aide, various religious education programs, the American Red Cross, and walked 52 miles in two days in support of the Wounded Warrior program.
"These collected experiences epitomize true value worth in the constant need for educated and commune volunteers, and as we continue to make changes within Area 1 there is nothing more urgent, nothing more necessary and nothing more special than to have a gifted teacher , mentor and role model with us this morning," Jackson said.
Golden began her speech with a small poem titled "You Never Know," by Helen Marshall. This small poem Golden says inspired her to volunteer, which was the main message in her speech on how the little things a person can do within their community will make a big difference, and how if one person volunteers their positive actions will motivate and have many followers doing the same thing.
"The one thing I want you to take away from me today is those three words 'You Never Know,'" Golden said. "My children's volunteer experience gained values including trustworthiness, commitment, kindness and reverence, values I know you, today's volunteers have too. You know, just as we knew, if your families lived and participated in community activities that all could volunteer in some small way to keep the programs alive.
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Chance's lawyer, Gregory Watts, acknowledged his client broke the window in a burst of anger after the SUV's door struck him earlier in the encounter that went from a Manhattan highway to a neighborhood street. Video shows Chance then got on his motorcycle and left, and he didn't hit SUV driver Alexian Lien or encourage anyone else to do so, Watts said.
"This is not a man riding around assaulting people with a quote-unquote 'gang,"' Watts said. "We will hotly contest those allegations."
In a Sept. 29 encounter seen partly on online video, a group of motorcyclists participating in a rally crossed paths with Lien, who was out for a drive to celebrate his wedding anniversary with his wife and their toddler. One biker, Christopher Cruz, cut off the SUV and slowed in front of it, and it bumped his motorcycle's rear tire, police and prosecutors said. Cruz is fighting misdemeanor charges including unlawful imprisonment.
Cruz and other bikers stopped and approached Lien, 33; who drove off, running over biker Edwin "Jay" Mieses Jr. and breaking both his legs and spine. The motorcyclists chased Lien off the highway and onto a street, then attacked him when he got stuck in traffic. Chance's bike was knocked down along the way, when other bikers tried to get at the SUV and it drove on, Watts said.
Later, after the SUV's window was broken, Lien was dragged out, beaten and stomped, needing stitches, authorities said.
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"I felt intense danger at that moment, at that time, and I say to myself, 'Let me not show these people that I'm here to engage in any kind of confrontation but that I'm here to protect the man and the family, so I'm going to keep it cool."' said Consuegra, who's in his 50s and had been on his way to church when he saw the encounter.
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Liz is the executive assistant in the town of Manchester's human services department. Kim is an administrative secretary for the town's department of senior, adult and family services.
They also are part of a team of people that has been involved in a program to collect and distribute school supplies -- an effort that in just a week's time brought in about 30 new backpacks as well as boxes of pens, pencils, papers and more.
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The most entertaining religion news story this week was unquestionably "Boobquake," a Facebook-fueled joke calling on ladies to respond, um, appropriately to an Iranian Muslim cleric's recent statement that womens' immodest attire has been causing the earth's violent tremors.
Purdue University student/Boobquake mastermind (and atheist) Jennifer McCreight explained the April 26 phenomenon for ABC News.
Apparently, we all survived… except that there WAS an temblor in Taiwan later that day. Oops. Maybe God really does hate cleavage? Then again, no one died… I think it's safe to keep watching "Dancing with the Stars."
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Author and humorist to speak at Skiff
To kick off Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Skiff Medical Center is presenting an evening with humorist and author Christine Clifford. "Laughter — It's Good Medicine, An Evening of Hope, Laughter and Positive Thinking," will begin at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Skiff Medical Center's Inservice Room.
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