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NOTS improves lives and preserves nature in Sub-Saharan Africa by building renewable energy enterprises. As an 'impact enterprise' NOTS aims to maximize social and environmental impact, while providing investors with a healthy return on equity.
Our goal is to replace all kerosene lamps in Sub-Saharan Africa with solar lamps by 2025. We build enterprises that sell, distribute and pre-finance portable solar lamps.
Our goal is to make all charcoal production in Sub-Saharan Africa sustainable by 2025. We sell Blue Charcoal packages that significantly reduce the environmental damage caused by charcoal production.
During a diner in The Hague Bart Hartman, Founder & Chief Entrepreneur of NOTS, got the opportunity to present a solar lamp to President Kagame of Rwanda. Bart also talked with the President about Bye Bye Agatadowa, a program developed by NOTS to replace all kerosene in Rwanda with solar lamps. Bart will meet in the near future with the minister of Energy of Rwanda to discuss how the Government of Rwanda and NOTS could collaborate to optimize and implement Bye Bye Agatadowa.
Because of the safety and economic situation in Mali we took the very difficult decision to close the activities of NOTS in Mali. Hopefully in the future we can restart our activities because we are still convinced that both our solar lamp and sustainable charcoal activities can have a very positive impact on the livelihood of the Malian population.
Read about the vision of NOTS' founder Bart Harman on Impact Enterprises in a featured article on Virgin.com.
NOTS is the first solar lamp company to sign a contract for the Results Based Financing program in Rwanda. The program, which is financed by DFID, will provide NOTS with a financial incentive of € 1,40 to € 6,40 for every lamp sold, contributing to our goal to replace all kerosene lamps by 2020!
NOTS is also featured in a New Times article which can be found here.
In an interview with Filanthropium, the Dutch platform for directors of charities, NOTS founder, Bart Hartman, speaks about the role of charities, impact enterprises and traditional companies in solving the big problems of this world.
Watch the interview here (in Dutch).
In just 3 weeks, NOTS raises $49,250 through Kiva for one of our solar lamp distributors in Mali. This is one of the largest and fastest funded loans to-date on Kiva and will bring light to about 10,000 people. Thank you the thousands of Kiva donors from all over the world who made this happen!
Meet Daniel, our solar lamp distributor in Mali who will receive the funds by clicking here.
NOTS Mali signs an agreement with the Mali National Union of Cotton Producer Cooperatives, the first step towards bringing solar light to more than 100.000 cotton farmers across Mali.
Watch the signing here.
And the national TV news coverage here (begins at 34:30).
Bart Hartman, founder of NOTS, speaks on a panel at the UN Business Call to Action forum in NYC. The panel, titled "Inclusive Business, Climate Change and Green Leap", also included speakers from BASF and Panasonic. Watch Bart's presentation here (starts at 05:17).
Following his visit to the big apple, Bart was invited to speak on BNR about his experience. Listen to the program here.
Also, we have completed the editing of the interview at this event, and it is now posted on the Business Call to Action's YouTube account. Watch the interview here.
NOTS builds the first five Adam retorts in Rwanda and launches production of Blue Charcoal. The retorts are owned and run by a local entrepreneur who, in partnership, with NOTS aims to make charcoal production sustainable in Rwanda.
It's official! The Ministry of Environment adopts Blue Charcoal as the model for sustainable charcoal production in Mali. Supported by the minister and a formal committee dedicated to Blue Charcoal, we are ready to roll out.
The president of Mali, Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, visited the NOTS booth at the "Salon de l'agriculture". He was enthusiastic to learn about the business and hear how his government can support NOTS on issues like taxes and human resources.
NOTS opens an office in Rwanda and hires a team to set up the solar lamp distribution and sustainable charcoal production businesses.
NOTS holds workshops in Mali and Rwanda where 60 leaders from the charcoal sector, including government officials and producers, give input on the Blue Charcoal business model. NOTS creates, together with the minister of Environment, a high level task force to plan the roll-out of Blue Charcoal in both Mali and Rwanda.
NOTS and Bart Hartman were featured on primetime national TV news in Rwanda after the Blue Charcoal workshop, which was co-organized with the Government of Rwanda.
Based on a survey of the Malian solar lamp sector, the World Bank concludes that NOTS is the number one solar lamp distributor in Mali, in both the number of lamps sold and in professionalism, and one of the top distributors in Sub-Saharan Africa.
The leader of sustainable charcoal production activities for UNDP in Africa recognizes the NOTS Blue Charcoal business model as a front runner in Sub-Saharan Africa for making charcoal production sustainable.
With a new Country Director from Mali experienced in marketing and sales, NOTS significantly increases distribution coverage, adding cooperatives and women's associations to our wholesaler network. In 2013 we sell 48.000 lamps.
NOTS Mali sells 11.000 solar lamps in 2012, a significant increase over 2011, by adding new wholesalers, small retailers and entrepreneurs to the distribution network.
Solar lamp sales continues during the military coup in Mali. NOTS' Canadian managing director decides to stay and continues leading our local team.
In a 2-page interview Bart talks about his journey with NOTS, development aid via building enterprises and impact investing.
In partnership with three local charcoal cooperatives, NOTS builds and tests six high-efficiency charcoal production ovens. Pilot results indicate that charcoal can be sustainably produced with these ovens.
NOTS opens an office in Mali and hires a team to set up two businesses: sales and distribution of solar lamps and sustainable charcoal production.
Bart speaks at the Ondernemerscafe 020 (a club for student entrepreneurs) where he motivates students to start businesses abroad and offers up his support.
NOTS conducts a pilot to test the market for solar lamps, selecting Mali as the first country. In one month, 1.700 solar lamps are sold, inspiring NOTS to set up a full-time sales and distribution business.
NOTS closes a co-investment deal with FMO. For each euro NOTS raises with the NOTS Microfinance Bonds, FMO invests 0,40 EUR in the form of a subordinated loan.
After pilot projects with various renewable energies, NOTS learns that one of the main bottlenecks to renewable energy in Africa is financially sustainable distribution. We decide to focus our activities on solar lamp distribution and sustainable charcoal production and distribution.
NOTS invests 1 million euros, via Triple Jump BV, in four microfinance institutions in Latin America and Africa and learns first-hand about the power of entrepreneurship and loans to reduce poverty.
NOTS creates the first of its kind microfinance bond enabling NOTS to raise 1 million euros as an impact enterprise.
Through involvement with Triple Jump BV, NOTS learns that many micro-entrepreneurs do not have access to energy, especially in Africa. NOTS expands into renewable energy and sets up pilot projects for Japropha, biogas, concentrated solar power and solar lamps.
Together with ASN Bank and Oxfam Novib, NOTS co-founds Triple Jump BV, a microfinance investment management firm that today has EUR 300 million under management. NOTS is 25% shareholder.
NOTS develops a line of unique watches to raise money for the scholarship programs in Argentina and other developing countries.
Together with a local NGO, NOTS develops a scholarship program for children from slums in Argentina. The scholarships reduce the high dropout rates as children no longer need to leave school to make money for their family.
After working in the private sector for nearly 20 years, Dutch entrepreneur Bart Hartman founds NOTS with the ambition to make a positive impact on people in developing countries. NOTS stands for Not-One-The-Same, referring to the philosophy that every individual is unique with unique needs. NOTS aims to fulfil these needs.
Bart meets an experienced development expert from Africa who inspires Bart to use his entrepreneurial skills to improve lives of the poor.
14 million people do not have access to electricity in Mali and 8,6 million people cook with unsustainable charcoal. Since 2011, NOTS is active in Mali with Blue Power and Blue Charcoal.
Because of the safety and economic situation in Mali we took the very difficult decision to close the activities of NOTS in Mali in August 2015.
11 million people in Rwanda live off-grid and 3 million cook with unsustainable charcoal. In 2014 NOTS launched operations in Rwanda to sell and distribute portable solar lamps (Blue Power) and to make charcoal production sustainable (Blue Charcoal).


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A pilgrimage to Scotland's isle of Iona
Remote island has history as a spiritual retreat
If you go
Caledonian MacBrayne ferry information: www.calmac.co.uk
For information on touring the abbey: www.ionahistory.org.uk
The Iona Community: www.iona.org.uk
Accommodations on Iona: www.isle-of-iona.com/accommodation.htm
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"I'll have a Scotch, please," my husband Carl told the young female bartender at the cozy Craignure Inn pub on the Isle of Mull.
"Sir, you are in Scotland," she admonished with a smile. "To you it's whisky!"
So much for something getting lost in translation in a different culture. Nevertheless, we happily toasted Scotland — one of our favorite destinations.
We had just arrived on Mull — a scenic island in the Inner Hebrides, dotted with sheep and castles — via the 45-minute Caledonian MacBrayne ferry from Oban on the west mainland.
Before popping into the pub, we had driven our rental car off the ferry, then checked into the Isle of Mull Hotel, conveniently located near the ferry landing.
We were on a pilgrimage to visit the tiny island of Iona, 35 miles away. With a population of only 120, it's just three miles long and one mile wide.
Revered worldwide as a spiritual tourist destination, Iona is considered to be the seat of Christianity in Scotland. Early Scottish royalty are buried here. Some 140,000 flock to Iona annually — mostly day trippers, since there are limited overnight accommodations, which include the abbey, a few hotels and B&Bs.
Day trippers ourselves, the next morning — a beautiful, sunny summer day — we headed to Iona. Although it's not far, because of the single-track road we allowed an hour. We left especially early to avoid the tour buses that would soon be arriving with new batches of tourists off the ferry. (July and August are the busiest months.)
This was going to be an adventure. This was one of those excursions where the journey is just about as interesting as the destination. Besides driving on the "wrong side" of the road — and, in this case, on a narrow, winding single-track road — we were careful to avoid roadside sheep, bicyclists, occasional cars and buses, or the bright red Royal Mail van. Inevitably, when two vehicles confronted each other on the single-track road, one would have to back up to the nearest pullout to allow passing. A toot and a wave to the other driver, and we were off once again.
Fortunate to have great weather, we slowly drove through the vivid green fields and steep hillsides, finally arriving at the tiny ferry landing in Fionnphort, where we parked the car.
We walked onto a small Caledonian MacBrayne ferry — which also took on a few cars, but only those of Iona residents. Crossing the Sound of Iona took less than 10 minutes.
After docking and disembarking, we strolled up the hill past the white sandy beach, a few beached boats, the small post office, grazing sheep in a green field, some shops and cottages. We headed for the landmark abbey, about a 15-minute walk.
Iona has a fascinating history. It was here, in 563, that a kind, holy monk of royal blood named Columcille ("Dove of the Church"), age 42, accompanied by 12 companions, arrived from Ireland, where he had founded monasteries. Here he also founded "a monastery that was to become the heart of the Scottish church during its early years. One of the most important monasteries in early medieval Europe, it was a renowned centre of learning and artistic excellence with extensive international contacts," wrote Anna Ritchie and Ian Fisher in "Iona Abbey and Nunnery."
This remote, fertile island was the perfect setting as a spiritual retreat and a base of Celtic Christianity, which spread elsewhere in Scotland.

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Jul 23 2008 / Wednesday
It's time for our boys to get dirty across the pond... and I'll be watching the LIVE WEBCAST below, this Saturday, from the understated comfort of my LoveSac. I suggest you do the same or you'll miss the aerial stylings of Taj, Baker, Sergio, Ruben and Perico (riding for etnies Spain!).
Red Bull Empire of Dirt is the the world's first BMX dirt slopestyle contest. The course has got "every thing you could ever dream of if you're into BMX". If last year's course is anything to go by, the event is going to be something serious to behold. After having been totally washed out last year, riders, organizers and spectators alike have been waiting patiently to get back to the Devon Dirt to take care of some unfinished business.
At last the wait is almost over... 35 world class riders from all over the globe are packing their bags while the last tones of dirt are being positioned. They're off to Newton Abbot in Devon, UK to have an awesome weekend. Applications for tickets are already closed so if you haven't already got one, you ain't going. But never fear, as this event is ultra gnarly the Freecaster.tv team will, of course, be there to make sure you don't miss a dirty bit of it.


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CAMERON - Logan Routt threw for 153 yards and a score as Cameron beat Bridgeport.
Hunter Yoders added 79 yards and a TD on the ground for the Dragons while Ivan Hall caught two passes for 99 yards and a touchdown.
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Fan Appreciation Night lineup
The first 20,000 fans for tonight's 6:10 start will receive sluggies from Fox Sports Kansas City. Prizes will be awarded throughout the night as part of "Fan Appreciation Night".
It is also "Shirts Off Their Backs" night. Fans can purchase raffle tickets for a chance to go onto the field after the game and receive a game-worn jersey directly from a Royals player or coach! Proceeds go to Royals Charities and Ronald McDonald House.
Here's the lineup:
(Blanco – RF), (Aviles – 2B), (Butler – DH), (Ka'aihue – 1B), (Fields – 3B), (Maier – LF), (Betancourt – SS), (Pena – C), (Dyson – CF), (Davies – P)


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Police have confirmed the death of a pedestrian involved in an accident early Tuesday morning on inbound NY Ave. at Kendall St. in Northeast.
Police say the two right west bound lanes in the 1300 block of New York Ave., Northeast remain closed, one lane is open.
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Essential sunscreen is vital to protect the complexion from the damaging energy of the sun, but layering on sunscreen beneath makeup every day can lead to clogged pores and make your cosmetics looks appear less natural. After inventing mineral makeup, skin care expert Diane Ranger set out to create a line of sun protection products that could put an end to this all too common problem once and for all. With her Colorescience Sunforgettable collection, you can effectively protect your skin from a broad spectrum of UVA and UVB energy without having to apply anything but your cosmetics.
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Now let's talk about these crazy organisms we call ze men.
I lived in the Branbury circa 2006. Worst management on the planet. They knew they had problems with people gettin raped by the trail and never did anything, except tell people coming to the office that "those girls made those stories up". This was before any of the more publicized rapes. The management screwed you for pretty much anything. Booting and parking was ridiculous too. Anyhow, the only reason I ended up there is a friend that I was going to live with ended up wanting to sign there. This ended up being the same thing that took my wife there, which is how we met, so it wasn't all bad. Well, actually, it was. All of it but that.
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When composing a message, there is no option to send later. All of the documentation I can find on send later seems to indicate that the option should be available.
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Tuesday News, August 7
Chamber of Commerce Holds Annual Golf Tournament, Today
(Le Mars) -- Today is the annual Le Mars Chamber of Commerce golf tournament. A noon luncheon will kick off the festivities at the Willow Creek Golf Club. Brad Pick, vice president for the marketing and events committee says the golf tournament is a highlight for Chamber activities.
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Pick says several community businesses are helping sponsor the golf outing and contributing some prizes to make the Chamber tournament that much more enjoyable.
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The tournament starts off with a luncheon serving brats and burgers. More than 40 four-somes will participate in the Chamber golf tournament.
Le Mars Historic Downtown Study Featured On Cable Channel 12
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Historic Preservation Commission will share their year long study on the Le Mars downtown this evening on Cable Channel 12. The presentation will be made by Kerry Davis, Architectural Historian. Davis will present details about the Le Mars downtown district that is being nominated for placement on the National Register of Historic Places.
City Council To Discuss Former DOT Property
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars City Council is scheduled to meet today at noon. The council will discuss a submitted offer to purchase city real estate that was once owned by the Iowa Department of Transportation. The city has received three offers that will be considered. The city council will also consider the Maser Plaza proposal. The Masers are proposing to build the addition and when completed donate to the city for use as a visitor information Center and Historic displays with the theme of an old railroad train depot. The area in question is the former First National Bank drive through facility.
School Registration Continues Today
(Le Mars) -- School will be starting again in a manner of weeks, and Dr. Todd Wendt, superintendent of schools for the Le Mars Community says he believes everyone is again ready for school to start. Registration continues today between 7 a.m and 3 p.m. with all registrations to be conducted at the Middle School. Wendt says with the exception of the school lunch program, fees remain about the same as last year.
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Winnebago Tribe Wants To Operate Sioux City Casino
SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska wants to develop a casino and hotel in downtown Sioux City if it wins the rights to Woodbury County's gaming license.
Lance Morgan is CEO of the tribe's economic development firm, Ho-Chunk Inc., and he confirmed the tribe's interest.
Missouri River Historical Development has said it's considering a new partner to run a casino in Sioux City because it couldn't agree on the details of a land-based casino with Penn National Gaming, which runs the current river boat casino.
The Winnebago Tribe already operates the WinnaVegas Casino in Sloan located less than 20 miles away from Sioux City.
Several companies are expected to bid on the gaming license. Morgan says he believes the tribe would be best partner because it is based nearby in northeast Nebraska.
Midwestern Governors To Meet In Des Moines
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Governors from Midwestern states will meet in Des Moines next month to talk about how to better market the positive attributes of the region.
The Midwest Governors Association announced Monday that Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad will host the meeting on Sept. 26.
Branstad is chairing the association this year, and his agenda is focused on how to promote a positive Midwestern narrative that highlights attributes such as the region's work ethic, business
climate and high-quality schools.
A press release from the group says the meeting will address strategies for the region to better sell itself and its entrepreneurial spirit to other regions and countries.
The group is inviting current and former Midwestern governors, business and academic leaders and others to the meeting, which marks the 50th anniversary of the association.
ACLU Concerned About Students Attending School at Church Building
WEST DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa has concerns about plans for some West Des Moines school district students to attend classes that will be held in a church.
The Des Moines Register says (http://dmreg.co/OWcnIi) windows are being replaced at Hillside Elementary School, so the district will use rooms at Lutheran Church of Hope for the first eight to 10
weeks of the school year.
Ben Stone is executive director of the ACLU chapter, and he says school and church officials must ensure students do not receive religious instruction or pressure.
School district spokeswoman Elaine Watkins-Miller says the need for separation of church and state has been clearly communicated to the church.
Students will the church's classrooms, gym, cafeteria area and art and music rooms but not the sanctuary.
Runaway Truck Kills One and Injures Others At Auction
IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say one person is dead and five are injured after a truck at a popular Iowa livestock auction lost control and drove into a crowd of people.
Kalona City Administrator Ryan Schlabaugh said the accident happened Monday morning at the Kalona Sales Barn during a monthly horse auction attended by several hundred people.
He says the driver of the auctioneer's truck had a medical issue that caused him to step on the accelerator of the Ford F-250 and lose control. He says the truck struck six or seven people on the
property before striking a tree, and then continued for another block before stopping.
Washington County authorities said that one person was pronounced dead at the scene, and five others were taken to area hospitals for treatment.
Iowa Crops Continue To Deteriorate
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa's crops continue to decline as the drought tightens its grip on key farm states.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says 49 percent of the corn crop is in poor to very poor condition. Last week, it was 46 percent. Just 16 percent is rated good or excellent.
The USDA says 37 percent of the soybean crop is in bad shape. That compares to 30 percent a week ago.
The dry summer is also taking a toll on Iowa's pastureland, with 86 percent rated poor or very poor.
Storms arrived late Friday and Saturday with over 2 inches of rain in eastern Iowa. The statewide average for the week was 0.62 inches, or two-thirds of the normal.
State Fair Officials On Alert For New Flu
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Iowa State Fair officials are on alert but not overly worried about swine flu cases showing up at the fair as it begins Thursday.
Animals have been passing a new swine flu strain on to humans. Officials say more than two dozen human cases of the new strain have been confirmed in the U.S. in the past year. Ten cases confirmed last week were linked to the Butler County Fair in southwest Ohio.
Iowa State Fair manager Gary Slater told The Gazette that the state veterinarian has been checking fairground preparations before up to 3,500 pigs start arriving Tuesday.
Each animal must have papers from its local veterinarian, attesting to the animal's health. Slater says any pig that appears to be sick will be sent home if necessary.
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We're looking into whether we should allow employees to BYOD. Our industry necessitates that we run a very secure environment and so we're looking at the risks of BYOD, and we're running some tests on the two device types we plan on supporting (Android & IOS). That said, we'd love to hear from other Zimbra shops who must maintain high levels of security for the devices and data that reside on them, and how you've gone about protecting against loss, theft, etc.
Our main goals are to be able to:
- Protect data on devices in a theft or loss scenario
- Have the ability to wipe a device remotely
- Control an employee's ability to copy restricted data from their phone to a non-company device (e.g. via USB or Bluetooth)
We've found that the iPhone plays nice with our security policies in that it has encryption of local data, accepts our security controls (Zimbra Mobile), and doesn't easily allow a user to remove the controls. On the other hand we have found that Android devices will accept security policies but an employee can easily remove the PIN protection, for example, and as far as we can tell the Zimbra Mobile policy will not be "re-enforced". That leaves the device open and unprotected.
Remote wipe seems to work fine across both types of devices but what we're missing is a confirmation in the Zimbra logs that the device received the command. We've had a couple of incidents over the past year where devices have been lost or stolen and in reality we have no way of knowing if the device was actually wiped remotely.
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June 27, 2011
Vintage Football Sip & See
Yesterday I helped throw a Sip & See for my sister and newest nephew Zeke. We had such a great time! The theme was based around his nursery decor, which is vintage football.
I made a burlap covered wreath for the front door, and embellished it with a few things. Remember the mini bunting I made for Manny's smash cake using the free printables from The TomKat Studio? Well I used those printables again to make a mini bunting that said "Welcome". It's hard to see in the large picture, but it was really cute in person!
I made a simple banner to go over the food table. I will post the tutorial on how to make it on Wednesday - promise! :)
Hannah, one of the girls who helped hostess, made some awesome lemon cupcakes, and I added some wrappers and toppers. I also made chocolate pretzel sticks in the shape of helmets and footballs using a mold I purchased on eBay.
I made this "Meet Zeke" banner using my Cricut, and assembled it the same way I did Manny's birthday banner.
Sip & See I threw for my best friend a couple of years ago. I love those jars - still at Wal-Mart for only $6! We also had personalized water bottles (I shared my template here).
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Awww. How fun! I love these. Cute decorations.ReplyDelete
oh my, what a precious sweet baby! love his shirt! you did an amazing job, as usual! ;) the football pictures of your dad and g'dad are precious! you and your sis are such beauties! :)ReplyDelete
Drooling over this shower theme.ReplyDelete
Also, you girl's are gorgeous!
Spill it, where's the frilly red top from?
So cute!! You and your sister look so much alike!ReplyDelete
How fun! I love the theme. And you girls do look so much alike!ReplyDelete
You can definitely tell you two are sisters, and Zeke is a cutie pie (:ReplyDelete
yall did such a great job!! So cute!ReplyDelete
What a sweet idea and precious baby! You girls are gorgeous!ReplyDelete
It looks amazing! You are so talented! I will be waiting for the tutorial. Jake's 7th bday is in September and he is wanting a Ninja theme. I plan on making everything I can!ReplyDelete
What a fun party! I love the theme and the sentimental side of it - the old photos are so neat! You did a fabulous job, Sarah! You and your sister favor each other a lot - both beautiful ladies. And, that Zeke is precious!!ReplyDelete
So cute!!! But I wouldn't have expected anything less! Love the theme and color scheme!!!ReplyDelete
Well - now I'm even more embarrassed about you coming to my house...............ReplyDelete
this was awesome!
Sarah, I LOVE this!!! Such a great theme & awesome pictures! Any chance you'll do a post showing us Zeke's nursery?ReplyDelete
Adorable! I love everything! Great job, Sarah!:)ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJune 27, 2011 at 11:15 PM
What a cute theme!! Seriously - you should be a party planner - everything always comes out so great with anything you plan :)ReplyDelete
And the guest of honor is just as adorable - he looks like such a snuggly little boy!
you and your sister look just alike. you are both gorgeous!ReplyDelete
lovely party, friend! you should go into business.
So so cute, Sarah...as always!!! Your sis is beautiful, just like you!ReplyDelete
Such a cute theme and I love the classic pictures! Good job Sarah!ReplyDelete
What a great party, as always! I love all your little details :)ReplyDelete
Such an amazing job, I pinned several of your pictures on Pinterest. So inspirational!ReplyDelete
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St. Louis, MO (KSDK) - A Bridgeton man charged with assault of a law enforcement officer in the shooting of a St. Louis police officer will hear opening statements in his trial this morning.
Arthur Lee Jones, 24, is standing trial this week in the November 2010 shooting.
The incident occurred in the 4600 block of Margaretta in north St. Louis just after midnight. The officer said he saw a man later identified as Jones acting suspiciously. The officer stopped his patrol car and illuminated Jones with his spotlight. It was then that Jones turned towards the officer and opened fire.
One of the bullets fired at the patrol officer penetrated the police car and struck the policeman in the buttocks according to police reports.
Jones then ran from the shooting scene to a building in the 4000 block of Cora where SWAT/Hostage Response officers sealed the area and took Jones into custody.
Authorities also recovered the gun used in the attack inside the building where Jones was discovered.
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Angel's Tip (Paperback)
August 2008 Indie Next List
"This story of a rookie detective trying to solve the case of a murdered college student, blew me away by twists, turns, and guessing that kept me riveted until the last page was turned. NYPD Detective Ellie Hatcher is such a great character, and this is a great title for suspense fans."
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Thrilled to spend the final hours of her spring break in the VIP room of an elite Manhattan club, fresh-faced Indiana college student Chelsea Hart remains behind when her girlfriends call it a night. The next morning, joggers find her body in East River Park, her blond hair brutally hacked off.
NYPD Detective Ellie Hatcher believes the group of privileged men last seen plying Chelsea with free-flowing alcohol most likely includes a murderer. But after building a tight case against a young hedge-fund manager, Ellie has her doubts, because Chelsea's slaying is eerily similar to three other murders from nearly a decade ago. Continuing the investigation long after the department brass is satisfied with their case, hard-headed Ellie plunges into a late-night party world of conspicuous wealth and hedonistic consumption to catch the real killer—unaware that a psychopath is watching her every move...and eager to kill again.
About the Author
Alafair Burke is the "New York Times "bestselling author of eleven novels, including "Long Gone", "If You Were Here", and the latest in the Ellie Hatcher series, "All Day" "and a Night". A former prosecutor, she now teaches criminal law and lives in Manhattan.
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Salt Lake City, UT (SportsNetwork.com) - John Lucas III led six players in
double figures with 16 points as Utah posted a 101-78 decision over Golden
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Alec Burks chipped in with 14, Jeremy Evans and Trey Burke contributed 12
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Man Accused of Ordering Frack Waste Dumped in Storm Drains
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YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) — A northeast Ohio man charged with violating the federal Clean Water Act is suspected of having an employee repeatedly dump gas-drilling wastewater into a storm sewer, federal......
I've noticed that none of the "right-winged conservatives" are posting on this article, so let me be one of the first. Citizens of the surrounding area (other than new-born infants) should volunteer to drink a gallon of wastewater each day. The human body is one of the best purifying systems known to exist. The company could provide free bottled water at specific locations as well as supply it to the local schools. That would keep the wastewater from reaching the Ohio River where it might harm fish and other aquatic life.
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Why is this not surprising???
They will get away with whatever they can...
And--we don't need regulation?
Or enforcement of regulations???
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Give him the max and fine him the max. Unfortunately in Liberal America with Liberal Judges no time in jail and pocket change for a fine.
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they'll dump this "unknown"trash wherever they can get away with it.they don't care because they won't be here for long.they should have been fined for dumping into the ohio river at the wellsburg water treatment plant.
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Sequencing Assignments
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Tips for incorporating "sequencing" into your curriculum
- Include "versions" (i.e., revisions) of the present writing assignment as part of the next writing assignment.
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What event are you most looking forward to watching if any at all? Besides hockey, I have a guilty pleasure for watching curling. I think it would be fun to play. Maybe because I like Shuffleboard at the bar lol!!!!
I'm with ya on curling, i love that one.
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If you guys come by Bondurant tonight, I'll **** all over every one of your dogs. I'm not the Mayor but I've been drinking a crap ton of water today and have plenty of water in the old radiator.
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speed skating, curling, anthing with snow skiing.
Speed skating is intense.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Down hill sking too.
I'm looking forward to almost everything...except maybe figure skating. Not too big of a fan really.
My favorite events though are downhill skiing, bobsled, luge, HOCKEY, curling, snowboarding, aerial skiing, speed skating.
I'm not sure why, but I almost enjoy the winter olympics as a whole more than the summer olympics.
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Snowboarding right??? Is Shawn White in that one?
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Snowboarding right??? Is Shawn White in that one?
Yes, that would be him (Shaun). Snowboarding..so fun
I dig almost everything but figure skating. Even stuff you would think is boring like cross-country skiing or biathlon.
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I dig almost everything but figure skating. Even stuff you would think is boring like cross-country skiing or biathlon.
+5000..although I think 8 years ago when that like 16 year old figure skater from the US won Gold it was pretty cool
Speed skating
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beer pong needs to included
how cliche
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+5000..although I think 8 years ago when that like 16 year old figure skater from the US won Gold it was pretty cool
Actually I don't hate figure skating, I just can't stand the amount of coverage they give it. I don't think it's as bad or unbalanced now as it was when I was a kid though. During the Nancy Kerrigan and Kristi Yamaguchi years you'd think that women's figure skating was the only winter games event.
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1. The tryal of Spencer Cowper, Esq., John Marson, Ellis Stevens, and William Rogers, Gent: upon an indictment for the murther of Mrs. Sarah Stout, a Quaker : before Mr. Baron Hatsell, at Hertford assizes, July 18. 1699 : of which they were acquitted : with the opinions of the eminent physicians and chyrurgeons on both sides, concerning drowned bodies, delivered in the tryal and the several letters produced in court
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2. A True relation of a barbarous bloody murther, committed by Philip Standsfield upon the person of Sir James Standsfield his father: giving an account of the many inhumane practices and unnatural contrivances he used ... : and how ... he murthered him in his bed-chamber, threw him into a river, and gave out he drowned himself ... : and by what means, the body being again taken up, the murther was discovered ... : for which ... he was tryed, condemned and executed
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Saturday, May 21, 2016
So I finished my Master of Fine Arts degree—technically as of March 31, although I'm still working on a couple of assistantships. But I got my diploma in the mail today.
This is one of the weirder things I did in grad school. It was a project I did for a Graphic Design Studio class, and the only stipulation was that you had to make a collection of… something. I chose to do a "collection" of twelve books that shaped who I am as a person. Not necessarily books that I still hold dear, but that really connected with me when I read them.
So, I call it an autobiography, although obviously it's not. I decided to make a story scroll using clippings from these books, cut and pasted to build a NEW story (a creation story). I made scroll handles for it from wooden dowels (painted bronze) and bronze drawer handles on all four ends.
It was roughly 6¾ feet long if you completely unrolled the scroll, so I'll only show the first bit here. You can click through to the Patreon page I posted it on a couple of years ago if you want to read the whole thing. I made it public so anyone can see it.
The books are (in no particular order): The Book of Job, translated by Stephen Mitchell; The Illustrated Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking; Cages by Dave McKean; Cat's Eye by Margaret Atwood; Epileptic by David B; Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman; Hamlet's Mill by Giorgio de Santillana and Hertha von Dechen; Justice League: A New Beginning by Keith Giffen, J. M. DeMatteis and Kevin Maguire; Metaphors We Live By by George Lakoff and Mark Johnson; The Wisdom of Insecurity by Alan W. Watts; and The Complete Winnie-the-Pooh & The House at Pooh Corner by A. A. Milne. (The Pooh books are technically two separate volumes, so it's really thirteen, but I now own a single-volume collection of them. I also read Justice League in the issues first, not TPB, so whatever.)
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Police are looking for the suspects responsible for a theft and assault at the CVS store, 402 N. Maryland Ave., Wilmington on Nov. 16.
A male employee told police the two suspects entered the store and put merchandise in their clothing. He said they took more than $300 worth of personal care products and over-the-counter medicines. He told police that when he confronted them, one suspect punched him and began scratching his face. After a brief struggle; the suspects ran away.
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FORT WASHINGTON, Md. (WUSA) -- Prince George's County police say a driver fell asleep before striking a man in the 9200 block of Livingston Road in Fort Washington, Md. on Thursday morning. A woman was also on the sidewalk but was not hurt.
The accident happened at approximately 6:30 a.m. Thursday. The man was struck by a green Subaru that left the road and jumped a curb.
The man was later pronounced dead at the hospital.
The driver stayed at the scene and police say he is cooperating with investigators. He has not been charged and police do not thing that speed, alcohol or drugs factored in the collision.
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|Event Center gets a workout
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Numerous people visited and spent time in the new Phillips County Event Center last week. Three different meetings and conferences were held at the new building Thursday, April 22. Kicking off the day was an economic development meeting followed by the Colorado Workforce Board. Progressive 15 used the venue for their two-day spring conference as well. Many of the people involved in the different meetings were from out of town. Before the workforce board meeting, chair Jessie Ruiz took the group on a tour of the facility which received positive feedback from all those in attendance. Phillips County Commissioners Susan Roll Walters, Bud Biesemeier and Jerry Beavers are pictured with Phillips County Administrator Randy Schafer during the Progressive 15 conference Friday, April 23.
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I like audio books--they're great for making commutes, car trips, and chores fly by pleasantly. I'm a picky listener, though--if the reader is grating, or even just uninteresting, I'll stop listening, even if it's a book I've been looking forward to reading and have been hearing great things about. Even with a good reader, some books don't translate all that well to audio, so I really depend on reviews to help me pick out good recordings. Luckily, the end of the year is always rife with "Top Ten" lists of everything imaginable, including audiobooks.
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- Library Journal's Best Audiobooks of 2010: Fiction, Nonfiction, and a few sample tracks to give you a taste of what they liked so much about the recording.
- AudioFile's Best Audiobooks of 2010: Includes lists of best fiction, children's, mystery and suspense, history and historical fiction, and young adult. For the truly discerning, you'll also find lists of the best multi-voice recordings and author-read audiobooks. I really appreciated their list of Best Voices of 2010.
- Get smart and peruse My 10 Best Audio Nonfiction Books of 2010 put together by Joshua Kim of Inside Higher Ed.
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VALDOSTA, Ga. – Valdosta State and Shorter put on a show Thursday evening in a five-set match, but the Blazers fell in their first Gulf South Conference match of the season, 3-2 (25-23, 20-25, 20-25, 25-17, 15-12). Valdosta State drops to 6-3 while Shorter stays undefeated at 6-0.
Senior Katie Onushko led the Blazers in kills with 15, but freshman Kelsey Kovar was the most impressive player on the floor for VSU. She finished with 14 kills and a team high .324 attacking percentage. She also added seven digs.
Freshman Nikki McDaniel added 12 kills while Tania Tauiliili tallied 10. Hope Ripsam gave out 35 assists for the night while Ashley Lala gave 22. McDaniel made it a double-double with 13 digs, and Chelsea Luttfring led the team with 21 digs. Krista Bradford also reached double digits with 10 digs.
The Blazers had eight blocks for the match, led by Destiny Berry with three assists and two solos, but the Hawks outmatched VSU at the net with 10 blocks.
Jasmine Crook proved problematic for Valdosta State throughout the night, leading Shorter in kills with 22. Leslie Welch added 12 while Anna Graham and Jennifer Campbell contributed 10 each. Welch hit her 12 kills with just two errors for a .476 attacking percentage.
Setter Jordan Corder gave out 49 assists in the five-setter and added a team high 16 digs. Both Graham and Crook added four block assists while Lauren Olive and libero Tanequa Whitman each had 13 digs.
Valdosta State's best offensive set was the second, a 25-20 win, in which the Blazers struck 13 kills and just three errors for a .333 attacking percentage. The red and black hit the most kills of the match in the third set, finishing with 19 in another 25-20 win.
With a 2-1 lead in the match, however, the Blazers dropped the fourth set to Shorter. The Hawks ran away to a 25-17 win, hitting .325 in the process.
The fifth set did not start well for VSU, but the Blazers rallied back. Down, 6-2, Valdosta State went on a run, mostly behind McDaniel's service, to go ahead 9-7. Shorter would not lay down though and regained the lead, 11-10. Valdosta State wouldn't lead in the match again as the Hawks soared past the Blazers.
Valdosta State will look to bounce back against GSC opponents Alabama-Huntsville and West Georgia this weekend, facing UAH at 7 p.m. Friday and UWG at 2 p.m. Saturday.


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Security is quoted often as one of the main inhibitors in the adoption of cloud computing. A cloud security policy focuses on managing users, protecting data, and securing virtual machines. So is the cloud really insecure? Should companies only place low risk workloads on the cloud?
These are valid concerns, and with 40% of enterprises planning on using the cloud, they need to be addressed.
Harold Moss, the IBM CTO of Cloud Security Strategy, has spoken on how cloud is fundamentally more secure than traditional IT environments. He says cloud vendors are able to invest greater resources in security for their servers. In a traditional environment, security can be "bolted on" after the fact whereas in a cloud environment, it is integrated throughout the whole infrastructure. Cloud represents a centralized model that allows for higher quality without incurring high costs.
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As I waded through what seemed like a six-inch-deep pool of toys strewn across my living room today, it hit me that I need to do something to corral them more effectively before even more toys enter the mix these holidays. Do you have any effective (and easy to implement) suggestions for a time-pressed, working mom?
Once kids enter the equation, it's just a matter of time before you're faced with this dilemma. As a parent, it's nearly impossible to ignore the lure of toys that remind you of your own halcyon days of youth. Throw in a little working parent guilt and voila! Toy overload. As a kid, it's nearly impossible to keep those shiny toys neat and orderly, after all, they are there to be played with, right? Here are a few ideas to help you quickly cull and organize those toys before the holidays.
• Set the Stage. The first step is to winnow the total number of toys in rotation. The holidays are a perfect time to do this as they offer a context of thanksgiving, and giving that make it easier for everybody to "share" (i.e. pass along) toys. If your children are old enough (approximately 4 and up), decide together where to donate those toys that are gently worn and still in very good shape. Some good local ideas: a homeless shelter, the Fire Department (stuffed animals), a school or day care center, a consignment store, or a local woman's shelter.
• Cull in 30 Minutes. Assemble all members of the family over the age of 4 and enlist their help in this project. Set a timer to 30 minutes and get going! Place three large bags or boxes labeled 'Toss,' 'Give Away,' and 'Keep' in the center of the living room. Instruct everybody to first, identify and then toss those toys that are no longer functional. Then, with the goal of giving away at least 30% of the toys, place gently worn toys and stuffed animals to donate in the box labeled 'Give Away' and all others in the box marked 'Keep.' If your gang is having a hard time letting go of enough items, remind them again of the sharing mission. As soon as you're done, throw out the one labeled Trash and put the box labeled "Give Away" in your car.
• Get Some Storage Boxes. Going forward it will be easier to keep toys under control if they have a home. It is so simple, but nothing creates more of a mess than objects that do not have a regular place to go. We love the colorful Calypso Toy Trolley storage boxes available at the Container Store for $20.
For more organizational tips for the holidays, read "Holiday Travel Buttoned Up [0]" and "The December Countdown [0]."


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Summary:This soap opera debuted in 1973 and focuses on the saga between wealthy families the Newmans and the Abbotts. Victor Newman is an arrogant billionaire who spearheads his family's company. Irresponsible playboy Jack Abbot and his sister Ashley are in charge of their family's fortune. The soap focuses on the competition between the two cosmetic companies.


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May 31, 2016
The proposed constitutional amendment, if passed by voters, would prohibit the government from taking private land to give to another person or business.
Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann said Friday that the lawsuit will be heard July 25 in Hinds County Circuit Court.
Hosemann said the lawsuit was filed by Leland Speed, a Jackson businessman who is executive director of the Mississippi Development Authority.
"By state law, I am required, and I intend, to place the initiative on the ballot, unless otherwise ordered to do so by the Supreme Court," Hosemann said.
The Mississippi Farm Bureau Federation sponsored the initiative that gathered nearly 120,000 signatures to get the issue on the November ballot.
Opponents say the proposal could hurt economic development since eminent domain is often used to acquire property for projects.
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When we forward e-mail to our junk/not junk e-mail accounts to help in training the spam system, can Zimbra handle e-mails that have multiple attached e-mails? Some of our staff received alot of junk e-mails over the weekend and wanted to know if they have to forward each junk e-mail individually or can they select all of the junk e-mail and forward in one e-mail?
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Waco, TX (Sports Network) - Odyssey Sims had 18 points and five assists in No.
1 Baylor's 89-47 rout of Texas Tech.
Brittney Griner tallied 10 points, 11 rebounds, seven blocks and five assists
for the Lady Bears (23-1, 13-0 Big 12), who have won 21 games in a row and 52
straight at home.
Chynna Brown netted 15 points to lead the Lady Raiders (18-7, 8-5).
Baylor led 46-26 at the half and Sims capped a 19-0 Lady Bears run with a
jumper to make it 65-28 a little over four minutes into the second stanza.
Baylor cruised the rest of the way.
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May 25, 2016
Local campaign volunteers were fired up for Super Saturday - making sure that residents of Bay County had their absentee ballots.
At the local Mitt Romney headquarters, volunteers manned the phone lines to call residents asking if they'd received their absentee ballots, if they've filled them out and, of course, checking that they've been sent in.
Saturday was considered one of the largest voter contact pushes to date with volunteers on both sides making calls and canvassing around Bay County.
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FRANCONIA, Va. (WUSA) -- Fairfax County Police are investigating a possible 13th groper incident after a woman was fondled Thursday morning.
Police say at approximately 9 a.m. Thursday, a woman was walking on Floyd Avenue near Erving Street when a man ran up behind her and fondled her. The man then fled.
The man was described as 5 feet six inches tall and Hispanic. He wore faded green pants, a black knit cap, a green jacket, and had a close-cut beard. This description is similar to the suspect described in other incidents.
Wednesday, we reported the Springfield-area groper was believed to have attacked another woman as on Tuesday morning while she was jogging on Blarney Stone Drive near Omega Court. In that case, he groped her, then she punched him and he fled the area.


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A super bright headlight is vital to nighttime cyclists, yet so many of them rely on heavy external batteries and clumsy cables that you have you deal with. Not so with the Lezyne Mega Drive Front Light, a handlebar-mounted headlight cranking out an impressive 1000 lumens from a rechargeable, self-contained battery in a relatively light package.
The most obvious difference between the Mega Drive and other lights is the CNC'd aluminum body. In the event that you take a spill (not hard to do on a trail at night), the Mega Drive can handle it. The machined aluminum body also dissipates the heat that can damage Li-ion batteries over time. It also looks good. You'll downplay the importance of style, but we know you don't want to hang some cheap, plastic gumball-machine headlight on your carbon race machine. The Mega Drive also sports a redesigned power button that increases the headlight's water- and weather-resistance. The new button houses the green and red LEDs that allow you to monitor battery level without losing a pedal stroke. When the headlight is on, the indicator (located on top of the light housing) will be either green, red, or flashing red to indicate power level.
Lezyne's Infinite Light feature is another unique innovation that adds versatility and usability for endurance riders, 24-hour racers, or anyone planning to outride the battery's burn time. If you burn out your battery, just pop it out and slide in a fully charged Li-ion. It sounds simple but it's a rare feature among trail lights and it allows you to ride as long as you want, depending on the number of backup-batteries you decide to carry.
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The Mega Drive has three modes: Blast (1000 lumens), Enduro (500 lumens), and Economy (200 lumens). The battery is good for 1.5 hours, 2.5 hours, and 5.5 hours in each mode, respectively. Lezyne's design makes the Mega Drive visible from 180 degrees at night without illuminating your handlebars, which can be distracting. It includes a Li-ion rechargeable battery pack and a USB charge cable, and a nylon handlebar mount.


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Southwest Ohio's First M.P.H. Program
The Wright State University Master of Public Health (M.P.H.) degree program incorporates a community-based, interdisciplinary educational program in public health through a combination of colleges and schools. Students can select one of four specialty areas:
- Emergency Preparedness
- Global Health
- Health Promotion & Education
- Public Health Management
The program is responsive to the educational needs of working public health and other health services professionals in southwestern Ohio who serve more than 2.8 million residents.
Education that Fits with Your Career and Family Commitments
The program has been carefully designed for in-career professionals as well as traditional undergraduate students. Students must complete a minimum of 42 semester hours for completion. While the core curriculum is grounded in traditional classroom instruction, web-based learning enhances the program. Courses are offered in the evenings and through technology-enhanced methods. The program can be completed in two and a half years by taking a full-time graduate course load of six hours per semester. All students complete a field placement and applied project or problem paper.
Collaborative in Design with Multiprofessional Learning
The WSU M.P.H. program is operated in partnership with 28 health districts throughout Southwest Ohio and seven academic divisions within Wright State University, and in cooperation with the University of Cincinnati.
Tuition and Fees
The cost of the M.P.H. program will be graduate tuition (subject to change) and a program fee ($149 per credit hour) that covers the cost of administration and facilities.
Our Mission
To advance the public health of western Ohio and beyond by providing interdisciplinary graduate education, research, service, and leadership.
Our Vision
To be the Master of Public Health degree program of choice for professionals who are committed to community and global health leadership.
M.P.H. Program Partners
Wright State University:
- Raj Soin College of Business
- College of Education and Human Services
- College of Liberal Arts — Master of Public Administration Program
- Boonshoft School of Medicine
- College of Nursing and Health
- College of Science and Mathematics
- School of Professional Psychology
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Additional resources
- Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals
- WSU Graduate School Admissions
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) Information
- Graduate School Tuition and Fees
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Winter fun in Idaho
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Great pictures, Did you get one on the ground? Thanks For sharing.
Blue Skies Hunting Adventures
4 of those 5 hit the ground for clients. The one that didnt was a female so we let her go.
Very Cool pictures!
thanks for sharing.
That should help maintain the deer and elk populations out a bit. Thanks for sharing.
Great Pictures !!
Seeing those pictures makes me miss my dogs, Great job.
Great pics. I've seen a lot of cat sign every year we hunt Idaho for elk.
Thanks for sharing the pics! I am suppossed to go on a cat hunt, but I don't know if it is going to work out. If not, definitely next year! Glad you are having success!


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About Elvira
Well, I'm just a simple girl. As you should realize I love Papa Roach. They've changed my life and I will always be their fan. I don't know how my life would look like if I hadn't met them. I'm not even sure if I still would be alive, hah. I love talking with people so if you need a compan, just message me! Don't be shy!
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Wednesday lineup: Buck Night at "The K"
Tonight is the final Independence Honda Buck Night of 2009. Hot dogs, small Pepsis, peanuts and Royals Gameday Magazines are just $1 each, all night long. Luke Hochevar, coming off of his first Major League shutout, will match up against Boston ace Josh Beckett in the 7:10 start. Join us at "The K" for Buck Night! Here's your Kansas City lineup:
(DeJesus – LF)
(Maier – CF)
(Butler – 1B)
(Pena – DH)
(Callaspo – 2B)
(Teahen – RF)
(Buck – C)
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Hi There,
I'm trying to install the latest version of Zimbra.
OS: CentOS 5.6
Zibra version: 7.1
My installer hangs when it's trying to initialize ldap. My /tmp/zmsetup.04212011-220216.log sais:
I thought i'ts becouse of the ip tables so i disabled it and still the same error.Thu Apr 21 21:59:09 2011 *** Running as zimbra user: /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmldapinit
IO::Socket::INET: connect: Connection timed out at /opt/zimbra/libexec/zmldapinit line 136.
Thu Apr 21 22:00:26 2011 failed. (28160)
Thu Apr 21 22:00:26 2011
Thu Apr 21 22:00:26 2011
Configuration failed
My next guess is that it has something to do with the DNS settings since it's a bit complicated with a dynamic IP but I have no clue what.
My settings:
domain: xyz.dyndns.biz
the domain has an MX record pointing to: mail-host.dyndns.biz
both DNS entries, xyz.dyndns.biz and mail-host.dyndns.biz point to the same address (my router that forwards all ports to my server).
Since the installer does not accept it if the mx-record of the domain has not the same address as the server itself i added a local record with dnsmasq. So mail-host.dyndns.biz points to 127.0.0.1 now.
I tried this for several hours now and google wasn't helpful aswell. If anyone could give me a hint what the problem is i'd be very grateful.


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The Delaware Center for Horticulture was honored as the "Business Community Champion" by Destiny Community Development Center at its annual awards dinner and fund raising event Nov. 3 at Ed Oliver Golf Course.
Destiny CDC exists to strengthen families, empower individuals, and increase the community's economic viability. It operates several programs including community health clinic, prison re-entry services, workforce development, back-to-school rallies, community clean-ups and more.
For more information, call (302)-762-5600 or visit TheDCH.org.
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Harvey Kurtzman is one of the leading artists in American satirical and adult comics. As the founding father of magazines like MAD and Help!, and the co-creator of 'Little Annie Fanny' in Playboy, he has been of great importance for the genre and American comics in general. He attended the School of Music and Art in New York, where he met Harry Chester and Bill Elder. After winning a contest, he saw his first work published in the comic book Tip Top Comics in 1939.
Three years later, he became apprentice artist for Louis Ferstadt. He contributed to companies like Ace, Quality and Aviation. Among his earliest features were 'Mago and The Unknown Soldier', 'Black Venus', 'Black Bull', and 'Flat Fook Burns'. For the comic books of the Timely group, he produced a large amount of filler gag pages under the title 'Hey Look!' between 1946 and 1949. He also worked on a syndicated strip called 'The Silver Linings' for the New York Herald Syndicate. Around this time, he began a studio together with Bill Elder, his artistic companion during most of his career.
In 1949, Kurtzman joined the E.C. Comics crew and worked on the New Trend horror and science-fiction stories before becoming editor of the war title 'Two Fisted Tales' in 1950, followed a year later by 'Frontline Combat'.
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Kurtzman edited and scripted gutsy, realistic war comics with a moral, in cooperation with artists like Wallace Wood, John Severin, Jack Davis and Bill Elder. In addition to EC, he created the western parody 'Pot-Shot Pete' for Billy the Kid Adventure Magazine, as well as 'Genius' in the Al Capp's Li'l Abner periodical. The latter was revived as 'Sheldon' in Kurtzman Komix, published by Kitchen Sink in 1976.
In 1952, he became the driving force behind EC's MAD, the groundbreaking satirical magazine that parodied most American series of the time. Kurtzman remained in charge when the comic book was turned into an adult magazine in 1954. MAD became a publishing sensation, and one of the biggest successes in the history of comics. Kurtzman was the editor, and he contributed art, wrote scripts, designed page layouts, and gathered around him some of the finest cartoonists ever. However, Mad was owned by William Gaines, the publisher of E.C. Comics, and after an acrimonious tussle, Kurtzman parted with Gaines and EC in 1956.
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He then launched some shortlived magazines, such as Trump (in cooperation with Playboy's Hugh Hefner) and Humbug. He also collected some of his unpublished work in the pocket 'Jungle Book', with Ballantine Books in 1959. Kurtzman also published in non-comic magazines, like Madison Avenue Magazine and Esquire.
Little Annie Fanny, by Harvey Kurtzman
In 1960, he joined Warren Publishing and launched Help!, another satrical magazine that ran until 1965. Often in collaboration with Elder, he re-introduced characters like 'Goodman Beaver' and published work by underground artists like Robert Crumb and Gilbert Shelton, but also Terry Gilliam and Woody Allen. Also with Elder, he created 'Little Annie Fanny' for Playboy, which ran from 1962 to 1988.
Little Annie Fanny, by Harvey Kurtzman and Bill Elder
In 1973, he became a teacher at the New York School of Visual Arts, and during the following year, he produced some short stories for the French market, published in L'Écho des Savanes. Between 1980 and 1985, he created 'Betsy's Buddies', a series co-created with his former student Sarah Downs. In 1985, published two issues of the satirical magazine Nuts and returned to the pages of MAD until 1988. In the 1990s, he published books like 'Harvey Kurtzman Strange Adventures' and 'From Aarg to Zap' and was involved in a relaunch of Two-Fisted Tales by Dark Horse Comics, shortly before his death in 1993.
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I love latinas, specially when 2 of them get together. I was with my home boy, looking for something to eat, and we stopped at this place where a really hot friend of mine works, and indeed she was there, with her friend, who happens to be hot as hell too. After the meal, I suggested to go back to my place for dessert, and thank God they said yes. Once at my crib, it took no time for this mamacitas to start getting friendly with each other. I jumped in, and thats when the sexathon started. This chicks got into it pretty serious, and I loved it. We went at it for a long time. They were kissing, pleasing, and helping each other in ways I have not seen. Thats the kind of team work Im talking about.
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IBM System Networking Delivers Comprehensive 10GBase-T Solution for Cost-Effective Data Center Networking
Our clients know that the cost of owning and operating networking infrastructure is a key factor contributing to the overall ROI of IT. For example, when clients upgrade their data center environments, they vastly prefer to avoid the expense of ripping out and replacing existing cabling infrastructures. In the cabling world, the majority of today's data center networks use 1000Base-T (Gigabit Ethernet) running on Cat5e, Cat6 and Cat6a twisted pair structured cabling.
Now, increasing demand for user, device-generated and machine-to-machine bandwidth is driving a shift to 10 Gigabit Ethernet. Until now, however, the migration from 1GbE to 10GbE and beyond has been hampered because existing 10G links are based on optical transceivers or SFP+ Direct Attach copper, neither of which is compatible with Gigabit Ethernet. Now, technology advances have reduced the price and power consumption of 10GBase-T to enable a seamless migration from Gigabit to 10GbE Ethernet using existing cabling infrastructures. Both 1000Base-T and 10GBase-T use RJ45 connectors and a structured cabling model with twisted-pair wiring, 100-meter maximum spans, and standards-based auto-negotiation for backward compatibility.
That's why we're getting such a positive response to our new IBM RackSwitch G8264T, a new top-of-rack switch from IBM System Networking that is part of a comprehensive 10GBase-T solution offering from IBM, which includes servers, storage and networking, providing better virtualization, better management, and smarter connectivity options for next-generation data centers.
Designed with top performance in mind, the IBM RackSwitch G8264T is ideal for today's big data, cloud and optimized workloads leveraging cost-effective 10GBase-T connectivity. The IBM RackSwitch G8264T incorporates 48 10GBase-T connections plus four 40Gb QSFP+ connections in a 1U form factor for flexible and low-cost connectivity at distances up to 100m for 10G environments. The IBM RackSwitch G8264T delivers line-rate, high-bandwidth switching, filtering, and traffic queuing without delaying data. Large data-center grade buffers keep traffic moving. Redundant power and fans along with numerous high-availability features equip the IBM RackSwitch G8264 and G8264T for business-sensitive traffic.
The IBM RackSwitch's 10 Gigabit interfaces and 40 Gigabit Ethernet for upstream connectivity and future expansion are the ideal complement to new IBM System x M4 servers, which utilize Intel's "Romley" Xeon E5 processors that were designed with 10G Ethernet as the preferred interconnect for today's high-performance computing workloads.
While there's a whole new world of opportunity for Ethernet-everywhere data center network infrastructures with next-generation capabilities, clients never prefer to rip out and replace their existing and significant investments in connectors and wiring. Our new IBM RackSwitch G8264T is the "poster child" for next-generation networking that leverages existing client investments.
Do you see the maturity of 10GBase-T as an important catalyst for the migration from Gigabit Ethernet to 10 Gigabit in the data center network?


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Timothy Robert DeKay was born on June 12, 1963, in the upstate New York town of Lansing, near Ithaca. One of two sons of James and Jill DeKay, who later divorced, DeKay staged backyard plays with his younger brother and performed in student dramatics at Lansing High School. In 1981, an athletic scholarship brought him to the private LeMoyne College in Syracuse, where he majored in business and minored in philosophy. Between classes, DeKay pitched in at the Firehouse Theatre, a converted fire station-turned-performance space, where he built sets and played the occasional role. Graduating from LeMoyne in 1985, he worked for a casket company while preparing to pursue a career either in business... Continue Bio >>
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Hi all,
I tried to move a ZCS installation from an Ubuntu 8.04 32bit to an Ubuntu 8.04 64bit server, having a lot of problems with LDAP authentication.
I found a page on Zimbra's wiki explaining how to do it for the Network Edition: http://wiki.zimbra.com/index.php?tit..._64-bit_Server
So, I can imagine that the migration changing architecture is not so easy as I supposed, also for the ZCS release.
Please, I would like to know the right method to migrate a ZCS installation from a 32 bit to a 64 bit.
Many thanks in advance,


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Kansas Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, born and raised in Cincinnati, appears to be the frontrunner for Secretary of Health and Human Services. She supported Barack Obama's presidential run early on and campaigned for him, including in Cincinnati.
This position was originally to be filled by former Sen. Tom Daschle, who dropped out when it was revealed he hadn't paid all of his taxes. Stupid taxes! There's no word yet on how good Sebelius' CPA is.
Republicans made a lot of fuss about Barack Obama's associations during last year's presidential campaign. Now that same standard might come back to haunt them.
Because Obama attended church where the Rev. Jeremiah Wright preached, the GOP told us it must mean that Obama shared all of Wright's incendiary beliefs about the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the origin of the AIDS virus. Because Obama lived near ex-'60s radical William Ayers and attended some of the same events, they breathlessly added that it must mean Obama approves of blowing up public buildings.
What, then, does that say about Rob Portman, the former GOP congressman who is the odds-on favorite to run for George Voinovich's seat in the U.S. Senate in 2010?


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Artwork by 11 North Central College students is featured in the annual Senior Art Show.
The exhibit is free, open to the public and on display May 10 through June 12 in two locations at the College's Meiley-Swallow Hall Gallery, 31 S. Ellsworth St., and the Oesterle Library Gallery, 320 E. School St. The senior artists will greet visitors during a reception from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday, May 20, in both galleries; complimentary refreshments will be served.
The exhibition will feature paintings, drawings, ceramics and sculpture. Exhibitors are:


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Columbia, SC (WLTX) - Four state lawmakers are questioning the South Carolina Department of Revenue after the recent security breach that compromised 3.6 million South Carolina social security numbers and over 387,000 credit and debit card numbers.
State senators Brad Hutto and Vincent Sheheen, along with state representatives James Smith and Mia Butler Garrick, laid out a list of questions and requests.
Here is the letter in it's entirety directed to James Etter, Director of the Department of Revenue:
Dear Mr. Etter,
As you know, many citizens of our state have questions about the recent breach of security at the SC Department of Revenue. We are among them. As elected representatives of the people of South Carolina, we are very concerned for the safety of their identities. There remain important questions, which have not been answered. South Carolina must ensure that the nature of this breach is fully understood and corrective measures are taken. To that end, we ask you to answer all of the questions. Please advise if you cannot complete this by Wednesday (10/31/12) at noon.
Do we know that data was actually transferred out of the system or was the system simply breached?
What types of data were compromised - the full tax return? Social security numbers? addresses? charitable contributions? W2 information? or other information?
Why were any credit card numbers kept in an unencrypted format?
To what degree was the breach the result of poor procedural, security control versus human error?
Why was this data kept in a way that was accessible to the internet?
What security audits were performed on these systems during the past two years?
Have children's SSNs also been compromised and what steps should parents take to ensure that their IDs are protected?
What is the state willing to do beyond the year of (free) ID protection to protect the IDs of children, vulnerable adults and others who have been compromised and may not be able to afford ID protection after the year expires?
Please provide us with a copy of SCDOR's information security standards and policy.
Please describe the time line of when and how SCDOR learned about the breach, steps that were taken, and when any other entities were notified of the breach?
Please explain how much time passed between the time SCDOR was notified of the breach and the time the public was notified?
Please provide an estimate of how much money the state will expend to deal with this breach and its aftermath?
Thanks so much for your prompt attention to this matter.
Senator Brad Hutto
Senator Vincent Sheheen
Representative James Smith
Representative Mia Butler Garrick.
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Florence Senator Hugh Leatherman has called an emergency meeting of the senate finance committee tomorrow afternoon.
The group will hear testimony from Jim Etter -- the Director of the state department of revenue about the hacking.