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Mandy Funk
8:00 PM on Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Venue: Shannon's Irish Pub
Neighbourhood: Centre
Loco Mojo
Daily at 9:00 PM - From Friday, June 15, 2012 - Saturday, June 16, 2012
Venue: Jeffrey's Lounge
Neighbourhood: Centre
The 10th Annual Funk Boat!
Saturday, August 18, 2012
w/ DJ Hunnicutt, DJ Co-op, DJ Steve St....
Venue: MS Paddlewheel Queen
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Moses Mayes
Saturday, September 8, 2012
Venue: Park Theatre
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Funk Boat
10:30 PM on Saturday, September 3, 2011
w/ DJ Co-op, Hunnicutt, DJ 5 o'clock
Venue: MS River Rouge
Neighbourhood: Centre
Taylor & Young Play the Graffitti Gallery's Balcony Stage
10:00 PM on Saturday, June 18, 2011
Winnipeg's hottest new duo play the Balcony stage at the Graffitti
Venue: Graffiti Gallery
Neighbourhood: Centre
Mandy Funk
9:00 PM on Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Venue: Shannon's Irish Pub
Neighbourhood: Centre
Urban Street Funk Band
9:00 PM on Thursday, May 17, 2012
Venue: Shannon's Irish Pub
Neighbourhood: Centre
F-Holes CD Release Party
8:00 PM on Saturday, August 27, 2011
w/ Parkway Drive, Architects, While She Sleeps, Beez
Venue: West End Cultural Centre
Neighbourhood: City Centre
Five Alarm Funk
Thursday, July 2, 2015
Canada's funkiest party rockers! This is a summer fun party, get ready to move your feet!!!! With guests: Jeremie & The Delicious Hounds,
Venue: Pyramid Cabaret
Neighbourhood: Centre , City Centre , Downtown
Funk and Fusion at the Fly and Camel Café
7:30 PM on Saturday, June 7, 2014
Free child care and refreshments included in the admission. Proceeds go towards West Broadway Community Ministry. Please park on the street.
Venue: St Mary's United Church
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
9:00 PM on Friday, July 18, 2014
Five Alarm Funk. On a Friday. During Fringe Festival. WOW! Wash your face and BE THERE! The kings of Canadian party funk bring the funk to your summer!!
Venue: Pyramid Cabaret
Neighbourhood: Centre , City Centre , Downtown
Taylor & Young play for The Holidaze
7:00 AM on Saturday, December 3, 2011
Winnipeg's hottest funk rock act play The Holidaze Show. Be cool, be quick, get on board the FUSE train, and rock out with Taylor & Young! For more info about FUSE and the band, check out taylorandyoung.ca . Free admission!
Venue: The Exchange Community Church
Neighbourhood: City Centre
SHINDIG! with KING CABERNET, MOD MARTY and special guest DJ PENNY LANE | Live @ the Garrick Hotel
8:00 PM on Saturday, May 10, 2014
Event Details: https://www.facebook.com/GarrickHotelWinnipeg/events UMFM 101.5 PRESENTS: SHINDIG! Now LIVE @ the GARRICK HOTEL! Simply put, we're Winnipeg's coolest retro dance party: An audio/visual spectacle compared to "Quentin Tarantino's Acid Trip!" ...and King Cabernet is BACK at
Venue: Garrick Hotel
Neighbourhood: Winnipeg
Leaf Rapids 'Lucky Stars' album release show
8:00 PM on Friday, April 17, 2015
Recently signed to Black Hen Music, Leaf Rapids recorded a dozen songs in Nashville, TN with producer/musician Steve Dawson. Keri and Devin have been performing together since 1996 in the band Nathan, whom they have toured internationally and appreciated various forms of recognition with, most
Venue: West End Cultural Centre
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Former PRR unit still in fine form.
Hustle Muscle Power Penn Central style. This is the way helpers are supposed to look.
Hey kid turn around.
A yard crew using a U25B and a GP38 pulls the rear off AST-1 at Waverly Yard, Newark, NJ
Penn Central will soon be patched and re-numbered into the Conrail 6200 series to make room for the Erie Lackawanna SD45's.
A Penn Central local heads south on the Michigan Branch just south of Kent Tower.
Penn Central 7164 pulls a cut of cars east at lincoln Tower after a light snow.
GP 30s marching north forwarding general freight to Selkirk on PRSE.
Just another E unit performing fo PC untill Amtrak takes over.
The Penn Central, hated by many-loved by few. Apparently hated by someone so much that it warranted putting a bullet right through the "heart" of one of the mating worms.
By this time all of the paper work was complete and soon Conrail would be knoking at the door of the Penn Central.

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An upper jaw with seven dental implants and a provisional temporary teeth bridge being placed. There is a dental implant in the #9 position still waiting for a second stage connection following osseointegration.
How to pictures - Eggshell technique for making a full arch temporary - provisional - dental bridge. Full arch maxillary dental implants are seen in the photo on the left. An alginate impression was taken of the patient's prior bridge. Acrylic liquid & powder were painted - eggshell thin - inside the alginate impression. After it hardened it can be relined first with hard acrylic to get a closer fit and then soft denture reline material. The lab can work out final parallelism for a new hard acrylic temporary after initial healing.
Fabrication of a lab-processed 11 teeth temporary provisional dental bridge as part of a Smile Makeover on a phobic Wall Street executive. Total treatment time was about nine hours in two visits during one business week: Monday (four hours) and Friday (five hours). This patient hid his dental condition for over a decade by never smiling. In the first row of photos, note that the teeth bite was over-closed due to a prior history of an eating disorder, now controlled, and a current tooth clenching grinding habit. An Oral Surgery consultation with panoramic x-ray (second row) was performed prior to treatment to evaluate opening the bite. The third row shows x-rays taken after the Endodontist completed eight root canals on the first day on tooth #'s: 6 - 11 and 14, 15. The fourth row shows the lab-processed 11 unit (11 teeth) temporary dental bridge and the cast gold post and cores (with Kaitlyn loops) for the root canal treated teeth. The fifth row shows the cast gold post and cores cemented. The sixth row shows the lab-processed provisional teeth bridge in place after Oral Surgery extraction of tooth #'s: 3 - 5 and 12, crown lengthening gum surgery was performed on tooth #'s: 6 - 11, and a distal wedge was performed on #15. The patient will have a final porcelain-metal bridge made after the gums heal. Dental implants may also be placed in the upper right posterior. A bite plate is also necessary to try to mitigate the force of tooth grinding. Referral for pharmacological management of anxiety is also worthwhile.
A simple temporary for teeth veneers can be made using a clear acrylic stent that is relined with Luxatemp, which doesn't cure exothermically. The second photo shows half of the provisional removed.
How to pictures show temporary crown fabrication on an upper central incisor using an ion crown form. Photos 1) & 2) Dental crown preparation - drilling. Photo 3) The ion crown guide is used to pick a #8 crown form that best approximates the mesio-distal diameter needed. Photo 4) The inciso-gingival length of the chosen crown form is reduced from the gingival side and then checked for fit over the crown preparation. Photos 5) and 6) The crown form ready for reline. Note Vaseline on the labial surface to prevent reline acrylic from sticking to the polished surface of the ion crown form. Photo 7) Gingival view of the crown form after initial removal from the tooth and before final carving. Photo 8) The cemented provisional crown form. Again note that Vaseline is on the labial surface to prevent temporary cement from marring the surface.
Full mouth smile makeover on a dental phobia fear patient. Before and After photos of the initial visit. This patient had been wearing a very old, broken temporary teeth bridge; she had been recementing it herself daily for years. The "after" photo shows a new lab processed temporary provisional teeth bridge placed later that same day.
Second stage dental implant surgery following osseointegration. Uncovering the first stage dental implant abutments. Weak teeth #7 and 10 were left in the otherwise edentulous maxilla to help retain a fixed provisional temporary teeth bridge while four upper dental implants osseointegrated. These two teeth will now be extracted and a new provisonal temporary teeth bridge will be made while these remaining dental implants osseointegrate over the next four months. This sequence allows the patient to always have a fixed temporary dental bridge rather than a removable denture while the osseointegration occurs.
When performing oral rehabilitation dental reconstruction on a dental phobia anxiety patient it is important to give them a dramatic initial change as quickly and painlessly as possible. This will typically involve full mouth dental laboratory processed temporary teeth crowns and/or bridges. These temporary teeth crowns are made out of acrylic plastic and are easily adjusted. This allows the dentist to begin creating in the provisionals the desired cosmetic dentistry final result. For this smile makeover patient 20 temporary provisional teeth caps, 14 root canals and 6 teeth extractions were completed in one visit.
Smile makeover involving 19 teeth on a dental anxiety phobia patient - before and after pictures. The top right photo shows the patient's smile after temporary provisional teeth crowns were placed in both jaws during one office visit. The bottom right photo shows the patient 15 weeks later following full mouth reconstruction involving 7 teeth extractions, 8 root canals and composite cores, full mouth root planing and then periodontal gum surgery and 19 units of dental crowns bridgework over 8 abutments.
Crown lengthening periodontal gum surgery is performed to gain more tooth structure from below the gums. A barrier must be placed after this surgery is completed to prevent the gum from regrowing where it is not desired. This barrier is most commonly periodontal dressing placed by the Periodontist. Thereafter the temporary provisional teeth crown becomes the barrier, which needs to be lengthened by the dentist when the periodontal dressing is removed. Text below image reads "Temporary Crown."
How to pictures show after crown lengthening gum surgery, suture removal and dental crown preparation drilling. Temporary acrylic crowns extend to cover the entire exposed tooth root. There is now a lot of tooth crown margin exposed above the gums because crown margins should not end on a core. After the temporary provisional crown is placed wait at least 6 weeks before taking a final impression for porcelain dental crowns.
Six dental implants in an edentulous mandible lower jaw. The temporary provisional crowns are placed over the dental implants during wound healing. Temporary crowns may also be called temps, temporary caps or provisionals.
Smile makeover involving full mouth temporary provisionals in a 40 year old male, married jeweler. This patient had a very severe fear of dentistry so our goal was to recreate a handsome smile with temporary crowns as quickly and painlessly as possible. These before and after photos were completed in four days. More dentistry is still needed. This patient then referred his wife to us for a similar oral rehabilitation.
Full mouth dental reconstruction of a phobia patient. Treat the fear, and then the teeth are easy. 20 temporary caps, 14 root canals and 6 teeth extractions. Treatment time: 1 visit. Smile makeover cosmetic dentistry requires a skill handling plastic because the temporary provisional teeth crowns are made of acrylic and they are the first major initial result a patient will see. It is important to get that right.
How to pictures of a mini smile makeover of the upper front teeth. Photos 1) - 2) Initial visit. Note the broken lateral incisor tooth and the palatal location of the adjacent supernumerary tooth. 3) Close up photo. 4) X-ray. 5) The same tooth after electrosurgery and initial tooth preparation. 6) Placement of the temporary tooth crown on the lateral incisor. Note that acrylic of the provisional crown was extended from the temporary on the lateral to the supernumerary tooth to provide initial stability of the temporary until root canal therapy and a cast post and core could be placed. 7) Radiograph of the final root canal therapy, cast post and core and dental crown on the lateral incisor. 8) Final result. This series shows a novel use of a supernumerary tooth to help retain a temporary crown on an adjacent tooth before the sumpernumerary tooth was extracted.


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Prayer Beads an Ancient Devotion. (Spirituality)
Abercrombie, Sharon, National Catholic Reporter
Prayer beads originally were devised to help people to keep track of repetitive devotions. They enabled one to pray while doing routine jobs and between activities. In the very earliest times, prayers were marked by dropping little pebbles one by one on the ground.
About 500 years before Christ, people tied knots in strings. Primitive forms of prayer beads were made of fruit pits, dried berries, pieces of bone, and hardened clay. The wealthy used precious stones and jewels.
St. Dominic is a latecomer to the scene. The Western Church picked up on the idea in 1213 when parts of Europe were devastated by the crusade against the Albigensian heresy. According to tradition, Dominic sought the help of Mary, who instructed him in a dream to preach the rosary, as an antidote to sin. The word, rosary, comes from the Latin word rosarium, which means wreath or chaplet of roses.
By Dominic's time, other spiritual traditions were already well grounded in their own prayer bead practices. The Hindu religion has had prayer beads for a long time. Its rosary consists of 109 beads--108 to mark the 108 names of God and one to mark the beginning of the prayer cycle, "Dancing Shiva, who shows grace, peace and creative power, and destroys and treads on the evil dwarf."
Sakyamuni, the East Indian who was the founder of Buddhism, was well grounded in prayer beads. …


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, Volume 5, Issue 3, pp 151-162
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The Old-Age Healthy Dependency Ratio in Europe
- Magdalena M. MuszyńskaAffiliated withInstitute of Statistics and Demography, Warsaw School of Economics Email author
- , Roland RauAffiliated withUniversity of RostockMax Planck Institute for Demographic Research
The aim of this study is to answer the question of whether improvements in the health of the elderly in European countries could compensate for population ageing on the supply side of the labour market. We propose a state-of-health-specific (additive) decomposition of the old-age dependency ratio into an old-age healthy dependency ratio and an old-age unhealthy dependency ratio in order to participate in a discussion of the significance of changes in population health to compensate for the ageing of the labour force. Applying the proposed indicators to the Eurostat's population projection for the years 2010–2050, and assuming there will be equal improvements in life expectancy and healthy life expectancy at birth, we discuss various scenarios concerning future of the European labour force. While improvements in population health are anticipated during the years 2010–2050, the growth in the number of elderly people in Europe may be expected to lead to a rise in both healthy and unhealthy dependency ratios. The healthy dependency ratio is, however, projected to make up the greater part of the old-age dependency ratio. In the European countries in 2006, the value of the old-age dependency ratio was 25. But in the year 2050, with a positive migration balance over the years 2010–2050, there would be 18 elderly people in poor health plus 34 in good health per 100 people in the current working age range of 15–64. In the scenarios developed in this study, we demonstrate that improvements in health and progress in preventing disability will not, by themselves, compensate for the ageing of the workforce. However, coupled with a positive migration balance, at the level and with the age structure assumed in the Eurostat's population projections, these developments could ease the effect of population ageing on the supply side of the European labour market.
KeywordsPopulation ageing Old-age dependency ratio Health indicators Older workforce
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- Title
- The Old-Age Healthy Dependency Ratio in Europe
- Open Access
- Available under Open Access This content is freely available online to anyone, anywhere at any time.
- Journal
Journal of Population Ageing
Volume 5, Issue 3 , pp 151-162
- Cover Date
- 2012-09
- 10.1007/s12062-012-9068-6
- Print ISSN
- 1874-7884
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- 1874-7876
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- Springer Netherlands
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- Population ageing
- Old-age dependency ratio
- Health indicators
- Older workforce
- Authors
- Magdalena M. Muszyńska (1)
- Roland Rau (2) (3)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Institute of Statistics and Demography, Warsaw School of Economics, ul. Madalińskiego 6/8, 02-513, Warsaw, Poland
- 2. University of Rostock, Rostock, Germany
- 3. Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, Germany


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OLYMPIA - Congress and the Obama administration are responding with on-the-ground results in response to appeals by a coalition of conservation groups and the state Departments of Ecology and Fish & Wildlife.
Federal action is now occurring to repair and reclaim crumbling national forest roads in Washington state that have been harming endangered salmon and clean water.
LOS ANGELES — Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) introduced legislation today to preserve the spectacular heritage of the California desert by creating two new National Monuments and expanding Joshua Tree and Death Valley National Parks and the Mojave National Preserve. The bill would establish new wilderness areas in Death Valley National Park and on lands managed by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) and the US Forest Service. Finally, the legislation would also establish a permitting process for all renewable energy projects on BLM land.
DENVER – The Wilderness Society is calling on the U.S. Forest Service to carefully spend an additional $40 million that Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack committed today "to address public safety concerns and forest health needs arising from the millions of acres of dead and dying trees from bark beetle infestations in the West." He made the announcement with Colorado Governor Bill Ritter.
"Tom Tidwell is a good choice for chief of the Forest Service. As regional forester in the Northern Region, he understands that the American public expects our national forests to supply us with clean water as well, intact wildlife habitat, and world-class recreational opportunities. He has been a strong supporter of protecting wild lands, including roadless lands.
WASHINGTON — Representatives Ron Kind (D-Wisc.) and Walter Jones (R-NC) introduced legislation today aimed at sustaining healthy populations of fish, wildlife and plants on federal public lands – setting off a round of applause from sportsmen's organizations, conservation groups and outdoor enthusiasts across the country.
Conservation groups filed a lawsuit today in the U.S. District Court challenging the Idaho Roadless Rule. According to the lawsuit, the Bush administration violated laws to remove protection for 400,000 acres of Idaho roadless lands and to weaken protection for an additional 5 million acres of pristine Idaho lands.
The U.S. Forest Service itself predicts the Idaho rule, which affects all 9.3 million acres of Idaho roadless lands, will more than triple road construction — up to 50 miles of new roads in 15 years — and almost double logging up to 15,000 acres.
BOZEMAN — A Science and Policy Brief released by The Wilderness Society emphasizes the importance of conducting ecosystem monitoring on the growing number of restoration projects across the West. Forest restoration projects are being broadly applied on our western lands where unnaturally dense, homogenous, or even aged trees from past forestry practices are manged to reestablish more natural forest function.
MENDOCINO COUNTY, CA — A new television commercial that begins airing today marked the launch of an educational campaign aimed at increasing support for the Forest Service to conduct more controlled burns in California's Mendocino National Forest. The "Restore the Mendo" campaign seeks to boost awareness of the role such burns play in restoring forest ecosystems, protecting people and property, and saving taxpayer dollars.
The Obama administration and the Forest Service last week hosted what they call a national roundtable. It was an effort to summarize and explain in detail the various components of the draft forest planning rule, which was published last month. When final, this rule will guide the Forest Service on how to manage 193 million acres of America's national forests. The roundtable, held in Washington D.C., was the beginning of a series of public forums that will take place throughout the country.
I was on the phone with Dan Bailey today. His family homesteaded in an area of Bridger-Teton National Forest called the Upper Hoback. When describing what it's like to return home, driving north toward Bondurant, Wyo., and the southern gateway to Greater Yellowstone, Bailey told me: "You come over the rim, and it's an incredible view. You can say, 'I have arrived in Greater Yellowstone.' You don't need a sign to tell you something big has changed."


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Unless you're already experiencing anger management issues, violent video games will not make you more aggressive.
At least, that's the conclusion of researchers at Villanova University, led by Prof. Patrick Markey. The study, which measured the responses of 167 students who played violent games like Doom 3 and Return to Castle Wolfenstein as well as non-violent fare such as Tetris Worlds and Project Gotham Racing. Said Prof. Markey:
So probably what's happening is these school shooters aren't doing the shootings because they played the violent video games. They're doing the school shootings because they are angry and maybe they've been provoked in life. Perhaps one of these provocations might be about video games but there's all the other daily provocations that happen. So it's not the video game's fault for these school shootings. It's the person's fault for these school shootings.
The news of the research goes back to mid-April, but this is the first we've seen of this video report.


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Responding to Change
Heike Baumüller and Geoff Tansey
Most changes have unintended consequences, and changing global rules on intellectual property
(IP) are no exception. Those promoting greater IP protection face growing resistance as civil
society groups learn about its implications and campaign for changes. Many civil society
responses so far have focused on the effects on farming and biodiversity rather than the processing
and distribution side of the food system. They have raised concerns that these changes facilitate
corporate control over the world's seed supply and agrifood production at the expense of small
holder farmers and that they favour commercial interests over the public interest in food security
and sustainable livelihoods. Other concerns focus on the impact on research and development
(R&D) on avoiding restrictions on access to scientific knowledge and IP protected materials,
and on alternative approaches to R&D to benefit poor people farming more marginal lands.
The growing mix of global rules affecting food and agriculture has made life more complicated for governments, researchers, industry and civil society groups. The various international agreements, treaties, conventions and protocols discussed in Part II of this book are not the end point – they are part of a process of framing and reframing rules to address changing concerns, and inevitably they suit certain interests. Once the agreements are reached and treaties signed, negotiations do not stop. Further pressures arise in interpreting and implementing what was agreed or to amend rules if they do not produce desired outcomes.
The increasing complexity of rule-making and the growing web of agreements requiring follow-up is a problem in itself for civil society and governments. For many poorer countries and groups – from farmers' and peasants' organizations, to small and medium-sized enterprises, to officials and negotiators – the capacity to deal with the global negotiations and rules, or influence them so that they reflect their interests, is very limited. For many, the application of new global rules to their area of activity came as a surprise; this was particularly the case with those on IP – even some governments signing up to the World Trade Organization (WTO) in 1994 were unaware of the far-reaching implications of the TradeRelated Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) regime.


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"The platform of the Republican Party says deport everybody and to hell with it."
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"Wendy Davis has already taken more $ from teacher unions than the past 3 Democrat gubernatorial candidates combined."
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Says Texas GOP platform calls for end to teaching "critical thinking" in public schools.
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More Hispanics "have been elected statewide (in Texas) on the Republican ticket than on the Democratic ticket."
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USC Psychology Services Center
The Psychology Services Center (PSC) is committed to providing cutting-edge, empirically supported therapy and assessment to the community. We have 3 inter-related aims:
- to provide high quality training for doctoral students in the clinical science program of the Department of Psychology at USC
- to provide high quality and affordable services to individuals in the Los Angeles area
- to support research which enhances our understanding of, and treatments for, psychological issues
Teaching Clinic and Diversity Statement:
The PSC serves as a teaching clinic for USC doctoral students earning their Ph.D. in clinical psychology. Services are typically provided through a team approach in which students work closely with a supervisor who is a Ph.D. psychologist—either a faculty member in our program or a clinical associate. The PSC provides a wide-range of assessment and therapy services (see Services for more information).
An important aim of our center is providing culturally sensitive and affirming services in a safe environment for all of our clients. We understand that discrimination and prejudice based on factors such as age, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, gender identity, sex, size, religion, physical and mental disabilities, and socioeconomic status may have impacted our clients, and this discrimination and prejudice may have even been present in other mental health services settings. We are committed to, and strive to have, an open, ongoing dialogue with our clients about individual differences in an effort to work more effectively and collaboratively with our clients.
We welcome USC undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, and their families at the PSC.
To inquire further about our services or to complete a telephone screening, please call 213-740-1600.
Older Adult Counseling Center (OACC):
Since 1977, the Older Adult Counseling Center has been providing expert quality services and programs to people 55 and over, and their families. Located within the Psychology Services Center on the University Park Campus of the University of Southern California, the Older Adult Counseling Center is a non-profit counseling center serving the community.
We are able to schedule appointments directly, but also welcome referrals from other health care professionals. Please click on Services and select Older Adults to read more about the OACC.


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Mississippi "Religious Freedom" Law
Ethical Obligations to Displaced People
Rebuilding Nepal's Temples
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Read an excerpt from AMISH GRACE: HOW FORGIVENESS TRANSCENDED TRAGEDY by Donald B. Kraybill, Steven M. Nolt, and David L. Weaver-Zercher. More
Bob Abernethy interviews author Steven Nolt, a history professor at Goshen College in Indiana, about the one year anniversary of the tragedy in an Amish schoolhouse in Nickel Mines, Pennsylvania, where a gunman murdered five girls and severely wounded five others before killing himself. More
In the 1970's, Evangelical Pastor Wayne Gordon moved into a high-crime area of Chicago. Members of the community told him they wanted to start a church, so Gordon founded the Lawndale Community Church. More
With Congress unable to agree on immigration law reform, many local governments are trying to act on their own to discourage illegal immigrants from settling in their towns. Some say that's just protecting their communities, but others call it racism. More
Whether they are Orthodox, Conservative, Reconstructionist or Reform, whether they gather on a California beach or in a New York City synagogue, Jews share at least one common element at their Rosh Hashanah observances: the shofar.
This coming week, Muslims around the world will begin celebrating the holy month of Ramadan. Muslims are expected to abstain from eating, drinking, smoking and sex during daylight hours. It's also a time of increased giving to the poor. But many American Muslims say the U.S. government's war against terror is hurting their efforts at charity. Kim Lawton has our report.
Read more of Kim Lawton's interview about Muslim charities with Daniel Glaser, deputy assistant secretary for terrorist financing and financial crimes at the U.S. Treasury Department.
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text: I am playing Risen 2: dark Waters on my Pc and I have liked this game very much. I was discussing this game with my friend and he said that developers are providing an treasure Island dlc for this game. We couldnt find many details about this dlc. I think that I will buy this dlc, but I wanted to know one thing about it. Is it released yet? Can someone provide me with information regarding the Treasure Island dlc and what will be its content?


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After moving to Miami a few years ago, I didn't expect to so quickly fall in love with this city. But after several winters, it was easy. After moving near the Biscayne Corridor in the town of Miami Shores, I became even more enamored with the community, arts, food and opportunity that this city had to offer.
Considering that Miami is not a walkable city, it takes a bit more effort to find out what's going on. I'm hoping that people will make use of many of the links here and continue sharing their findings.
Miami's renaissance…
– Miami Music & Culture
– Miami Tech
– Miami food and local secrets (via The Rumorist)


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- Published: New York : Spiegel & Grau, 2010.
- Year Published: 2010
- Edition: 2010 Spiegel & Grau mass market ed. ; rev. and updated from Suze Orman's 2009 action plan.
- Description: 244 p. ; 19 cm.
- Language: English
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When Erik the Red, the exiled Norse chief, landed on the coast of Nuuk at the tail end of the 10th century, he found a fertile and welcoming land dotted with fjords. He settled there with a group of his former countrymen, and the Norse remained the principal inhabitants until, over a period of 500 years, their population declined and gave way to the Inuit. Nuuk is situated at the mouth of one of the largest fjords in the world, where the waters never freeze. The town spreads gently out towards the Davis Strait and enjoys an historic centre that is particularly rich in national heritage. The National Museum is home to fabulous collections of items depicting Inuit hunter and fishermen's lives. Despite being Greenland's capital city and its largest, Nuuk benefits from the rarefied atmosphere of inaccessibility; it can only be reached by air or sea, as there are no roads on Greenland. The vivid reds, blues, greens and yellows of the houses are a lively contrast to the sombre waters of Greenland and serve to lift the spirits of the locals during the winter months. Nuuk is visually emotive and imbued with the expressions of the tundra, the sea and the sky...
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"The Efteling~ home of the fairytails" Top 5 Page for this destination De Efteling by sammie
De Efteling Travel Guide: 162 reviews and 463 photos
Efteling is one of the leading family amusment parks in Europe. Each year, some three million people visit the World of Wonders in Kaatsheuvel, in the Dutch province of Noord-Brabant.
Efteling presents fairytales, attractions, entertainment and events in a nature park covering 72 hectares. Fairytales are alternated with exciting and enchanting journeys of discovery through the different Realms. Entertainment on paths and in squares is a gay characteristic of the entire park.
The Efteling has been attracting visitors of all ages from at home and abroad since 1952. The wide range of activities, and the way they are presented by the Efteling, have led to major international awards. For example, the Efteling received the Applause Award, an international prize for the best park in the world, and the Pomme d'Or, the highest tourist sector award in Europe.
Efteling Park is all most open all year, from 10 or 11 a.m. untlil 6 p.m. daily. During the Efteling Seven League Summer, from 1th July till 31th August, the park is open from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. On Saterdays till midnight.
Not open from feb 2nd till april 4th
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- Cons:don't go in the midsummer's cause it's very crowded then.
- In a nutshell:Fairytails, fun, spooky
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I think children would go wild in this park. A pity the map isn't included in the entrance price like they are in most places.
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Maybe you noticed the 2003 EM Editors' Choice for the best individual signal-processing plug-in. If you attended this year's Macworld Expo in San Francisco, you also might have heard a guitarist wailing onstage with nothing but his guitar and a PowerBook. AmpliTube ($399), from Italian software developer IK Multimedia, is a VST, HTDM, RTAS, and DX plug-in that lets you craft your electric guitar tone using software that models some of the most enduring amplifiers and effects in music.
AmpliTube's interface simulates three stages of an electric guitar rig's signal flow: the Stomp module (for footpedal effects), the Amp module (emulating a preamp and power amp), and the Post FX module (providing stereo effects). Each stage adds its tone-shaping character to the guitar's sound. A noise gate with selectable sensitivity precedes the first module.
The Stomp module provides five effects — chorus, delay, flanger, overdrive, and wah — modeled after classic analog stompboxes. You can use a MIDI expression pedal to control the wah effect (depending on your host software). Each virtual stompbox models the analog circuitry of the box that it's emulating and provides the control knobs you'd expect for each.
The Amp module offers preamp, EQ, power amp, cabinet, and mic selections. Tremolo and spring-reverb controls duplicate those found on a conventional combo amp. You can mix and match the combinations of amp, EQ, preamp, and cabinet or lock the components into the configurations on which they were modeled. A master Output control compensates for the wide gain differences you'll encounter with different models.
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AmpliTube's user interface is beautiful, complete with glowing tubes and vintage-style knobs. Turning the knobs is tricky, however; a MIDI control surface would definitely help. In addition, the text is so tiny that if you have a small laptop or a fuzzy monitor, you could be in for some serious squinting. A pull-down menu provides access to many preset amp-cabinet-effects combinations, and more are available for download. You can also save your own preset configurations, of course.
Although it will process recorded tracks, you'll probably want to hear AmpliTube's effect on your sound as you play the guitar. For that, your host software must be able to monitor a live input through plug-ins, which isn't a problem for most DAWs. You'll also need a low-latency ASIO 2.0 card and a high-impedance input into your computer for the best possible sound. A direct box with a gain control is recommended. For my tests, I used Roland's SI-24 studio interface and RPC-1 card connected to a dual-processor Mac G4. Latency was negligible.
As of this writing, IK Multimedia is set to launch AmpliTube Live for Mac OS X. Live is a standalone version of AmpliTube that uses the Mac's audio I/O for very low-latency playback.
When I tested AmpliTube using a Les Paul, Rickenbacker 360, and Stratocaster copy, its performance was nothing short of amazing. Three other guitarists who dropped by concurred that AmpliTube sounded and reacted like a guitar amp. The Post FX reverbs are better than many plug-ins I've heard. Clean sounds (especially the tube models) were punchy and present, and every gain point between edgy and over-the-edge distortion was colored with lush overtones. AmpliTube's real power is that it inspires like a well-crafted amplifier should.
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"At BNP Paribas (Suisse) SA, our goal is to identify recent graduates with unique talents. These might be expressed through a particular skill set, a unique ability or special knowledge. What makes our teams successful is their variety: we look for people who have differentiated themselves during their university studies.
A Talented individual has the capacity to respond and innovate in a complex, competitive and constantly changing environment. He or she will have the capacity to adapt in response to current and future developments in the bank's businesses and, of course, to the changing needs of our customers. A genuinely Talented individual possesses the ability to continuously adapt and respond. He or she creates change to meet goals that serve the needs of the company. To maximise the effectiveness of our Talents, we offer each of them targeted training programmes."
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What is your educational background?
I have a Master's Degree in Banking and Financial Markets, Options, Marketing Communications and Operational Marketing.
Could you describe your role within the Marketing and Product Development department?
My role consists of designing and developing a range of sales support materials and product presentations for private bankers and their customers. I provide day-to-day support to all of the product and service managers who want to present an activity or product to their customers.
What attracted you about this job?
This role gives me an overview of the bank, ranging from observing its business activities, to its product manufacturing secrets, to implementing communication plans. I have the opportunity to be in contact with a wide range of departments − product sales, private banking, legal, IT etc. − while developing media materials in collaboration with my counterparts in different countries.
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I graduated from EPLF, Lausanne with a Master's Degree in Financial Engineering.
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BNP Paribas is a first-class institution, with an international reputation and a renowned expertise. The bank provides genuine professional opportunities to young graduates. I joined BNP Paribas (Suisse) SA after graduating as a member of the graduate program. This program gave me an opportunity to encompass every aspect of commodity financing while further developping my career in this field within BNP Paribas.
What was it about this job that attracted you?
A credit analyst's mission is to assess the risks taken by the bank when it comes to financing a client: thus the credit analyst connects with the clients directly and must liaise with all the client-facing teams within the bank.
This role provides thorough and deep understanding of our clients' activities within the fascinating field of commodity trading business.
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Why did you choose to work for BNP Paribas (Suisse) SA in the first place?
We live in a world that is constantly changing and evolving. This infinite change presents infinite opportunities for learning and development. At the end of my MBA studies, I sought to be integrated into a company that embraces and embodies change. BNP Paribas's slogan is "The bank for a changing world." Furthermore, the breadth and scope of BNP Paribas activities as one of the 5 largest banks in the world and its reputation for the advancement and training of young professionals made it my number one choice.
As I am interested in commodity finance, it was only natural to join BNP Paribas Suisse SA in Geneva, the original pioneers of the sector that remain a model/reference for other market players.
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The Bottom Line Takes a Look Back at 2011
What a year it's been! 2011 certainly had plenty of budget and fiscal policy developments that kept all of us at CRFB pretty busy. We wish that meant we could say that this was the year of a fiscal plan. Funny enough, we said the exact same thing last year, when we took a look back at 2010 and hoped for a fiscal plan in 2011. But now we really mean it this time when we say we're confident that 2012 will be the year of the fiscal plan!
Paying for the Extenders
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CRFB Analysis Shows Why Going Big Could Improve Chances of Success
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As my research has shown, whenever ratings-sweeps periods roll around, television news departments miraculously find time to cure the problem of not having enough time to devote to health news.
In my market, Minneapolis-Saint Paul, the May sweeps period has been filled with tears, joy and new hope surrounding dramatic breakthroughs and promising developments for victims of illness. (There, I just polished off my seven words you shouldnt use in medical news??? in almost the same time as the normal TV anchor lead-in.)
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The countdown to separation??? for conjoined twins. And I saw it over and over and over on all local stations. All conjoined twins all the time. Like it's never been done before. You'd never know there were 45-million uninsured in this country but you sure know a lot about these two kids.
A single-source story, Doctor Has New Method To Break Up Kidney Stones,??? with no input from any independent source
Minnesota Twins wives step up to fight cancer???
States prepare for bird flu fears, pandemic??? how health officials from California to New York were taking steps to allay any fears that might arise from the TV movie "Fatal Contact: Bird Flu in America" a local ABC affiliate story about the ABC network movie that was panned by critics. Nice cross-promotion, huh? Or, the local affiliate could have just refused to air the sappy production.
Another station posted on its website, Bird Flu Preps,??? asking the tough questions for which we all want answers, such as: But what happens if there's no one to anchor the news? No one to operate the cameras? And no reporters in the field to tell us what's going on????
To be fair, I saw only a portion of one story that reported: An organ donation group that gives priority to members over others in need is causing medical ethicists to question its appropriateness.??? This is the kind of issue-oriented health news story that is lacking in many TV newscasts. So credit should be given to KSTP-TV for digging beneath the surface of news releases on breakthroughs and cures.
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UNT experts available to comment on State of the Union address
During his final State of the Union address on Monday (Jan. 28), President Bush will alternate between discussing a just-approved plan to pump about $150 billion into the economy this year and speaking about the apparent success of the surge in Iraq, says a University of North Texas assistant professor of political science.
Dr. Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, who teaches a course on the presidency and researches presidential television addresses and other presidential speeches, says Bush will first formally announce the economic stimulus package that he and Congress agreed upon earlier this week in an attempt to stave off the first U.S. recession in seven years. Americans who file taxes will receive one-time tax rebates of $600 to $1,200 that are intended to be spent and jumpstart the economy.
Eshbaugh-Soha says Bush "will provide the general details for the average American and probably speak of bipartisanship and how Congress and the president can work together in the best interests of the American people."
"Presidents love to speak about bipartisanship when they can," he says.
Second, he says, Bush "will speak at length about Iraq."
"He will surely talk about more specific successes, as he claims credit for the apparent improvement in the situation on the ground due in part -- most agree -- to his policy -- the surge," Eshbaugh-Soha says. "The question is whether he will address the numerous benchmarks that have not been met by the Iraqi government. This may well be the focus of some of the commentary or even the Democratic response."
The Democratic response, he adds, may also criticize the president for getting the U.S. into a possible recession, "whether or not this recession is attributable to the president's policies."
"Naturally, there will also be a laundry list of numerous other policies, stated in brief. He is unlikely to mention the presidential race, except in general terms and in passing," he says. "It will be interesting to hear how he sums up the state of the union. Bill Clinton often claimed, 'The State of the Union is strong.' What will Bush's message be in the face of economic recession?"
Eshbaugh-Soha has published research in the "American Journal of Political Science," "Political Research Quarterly," "Presidential Studies Quarterly," "Policy Studies Journal," and "Congress and the Presidency," and has contributed chapters to "Politics in the American States" and "Public Opinion and Polling around the World." He is the author of "The President's Speeches: Beyond 'Going Public,'" which explores the impact of the president's signals on the adoption and implementation of public policy.
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Dr. Shaun Treat, an assistant professor in the Department of Communication Studies., teaches courses on political rhetoric. He says that in Monday's speech, the president "will be especially mindful of how he would like America to judge his administration's mixed legacy."
"After last year's State of the Union address, the president left a lot of conservatives shaking their heads over Bush's waffling tone on immigration and health care," Treat says.
He points out that because these addresses are frequently used to outline the president's legislative proposals for the upcoming year, Bush's final State of the Union speech will be "a culmination of eight years of his administration's brazen efforts to shape Middle East history as well as an appeal to the American people to ready themselves for the monumental challenges ahead with both Iraq and the recession-prone economy."
"The president will likely address the struggling economy and home mortgage crisis by trumpeting his recent stimulus package proposals, while blaming the Democratic Congress for numerous bills stymied by Bush's veto threats and a Republican minority that has used the filibuster twice as much as any other time in American history," Treat says. "Questionable measures of progress in Iraq are also likely to be touted but, if his past performances are any indication, it is unlikely Bush will acknowledge thorny problems like the civil rights minefield at Guantanamo Bay or any other numerous scandals plaguing his administration."
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PORTLAND — Brent Richards got his opportunity to start on Saturday. And the Camas native had a couple of opportunities to put his mark on the Portland Timbers match against Chivas USA.
But in a performance that summed up the Timbers' 2012 season, it was missed opportunities that told the story for Richards and his teammates in a 1-0 loss before an announced sellout audience of 20,438 at Jeld-Wen Field.
"I thought we did some good things in the first half. We created a lot of chances, but we didn't put it away," Richards said. "I've got to look at myself. I had several chances that I think I should have finished."
While Portland missed chances left, right and high, Chivas turned one Portland breakdown into the game's lone goal. In the 68th minute, Chivas defender Danny Califf was first to a long free kick delivery by Ben Zemanski and drove a header into the goal. Portland goalkeeper Troy Perkins raced out to try to punch the free kick from trouble, but didn't get there in time and left the entire target for Califf to hit.
Perkins took the blame for that miscue. But striker Kris Boyd and Richards each said they should have cashed in on quality chances for the home team.
"We created numerous opportunities and should have scored numerous goals. I put my hand up for that," Boyd said. The best of those chances for Boyd came in the 42nd minute when a cross from the left wing bounced free in front of goal but appeared to catch the striker mid-stride. Boyd stumbled over the ball and that opportunity was gone.
Richards said he felt good about his own first-half effort, which included a left-footed one-timer off a Franck Songo'o cross that missed wide left.
"Instead of blasting it with my left foot, I tried to do an inside-the-foot shot and it went just wide," Richards said. "I didn't hit it quite like I wanted to. But it was a perfect ball from Franck, and that should be put away every time."
Richards later drove a shot on the run just inside the 18-yard box that forced a reaction save from Chivas USA goalkeeper Dan Kennedy.
The free kick that produced the Chivas goal came from near the middle of the field after the Timbers' Songo'o committed a foul that earned him a yellow card. That one moment allowed Chivas (7-8-5, 26 points) to beat Portland (5-12-4) for the third time this season, completing a sweep that would have been considered an upset at the start of this season — and sending the Timbers deeper into the Major League Soccer cellar.
The visitors from Los Angeles won a match on Saturday in which Portland owned plenty of attacking possession against the defensive-minded visitors with nothing to show for it. Portland out-shot Chivas USA 19-8 and forced Kennedy to make six saves.
In his first MLS start, Richards played into the 74th minute, when both he and fellow wing Songo'o were replaced by Eric Alexander and Kalif Alexander to inject fresh legs into the attack.
He didn't score, but Richards' made an impact in the air. On several occasions Richards out-jumped a defender and headed the ball toward the 6-yard box. Among those was a set play from a Songo'o free kick in the first half that Richards headed down toward a charging Kris Boyd, who lobbied for a foul call that didn't come.
At the defensive end, Richards made a diving header to clear a first-half Chivas corner kick from danger, a play that sparked a promising Portland counter attack.
Richards also was a frequent target of long balls from Perkins. He won his share of those and forced Chivas into misplaying several others. His other assignment was to take throw-ins in the attacking third of the field.
Among Boyd's missed chances were a difficult attempt off his own back heel created from a Richards' flick-on header. The striker also forced Kennedy to tip a 25-yard try over the bar in the second half.
Prior to Saturday, Richards had appeared in two of the Timbers last three MLS games, logging a total of 61 minutes off the bench.
Richards started the right wing as Portland general manager and head coach Gavin Wilkinson used a modified formation that put Boyd up front flanked by Richards and Songo'o in attacking wing positions with Diego Chara and Darlington Nagbe filling channels as attacking midfielders.
Richards and Songo'o swapped wings about 15 minutes before each left the match.
The formation managed to create some hope, especially in a high-paced first half. But the end result was another stinging defeat.
• Portland and Chivas play a MLS Reserve League match at 2 p.m. Sunday at Jeld-Wen Field. Tickets are general admission and cost $10. Reserve League matches give MLS players who are seeing limited action in league matches a chance to play against MLS-caliber opposition.
• The Timbers are idle until Sunday, Aug. 5 when F.C. Dallas visits Portland for a 4 p.m. match.
Chivas USA 0 1–1
Portland 0 0–0
First half–None.
Second half–1, Chivas USA, Califf 1 (Zemanski), 68th minute.
Goalies–Chivas USA, Dan Kennedy; Portland, Troy Perkins.
Yellow Cards–Songo'o, Portland, 68th; Zemanski, Chivas USA, 73rd.
Referee–Silviu Petrescu. Assistant Referees–Mike Kampmeinert. Marco Arruda. 4th Official–Jesus Cisneros.
Chivas USA–Dan Kennedy, James Riley, Danny Califf, Ante Jazic, John Valencia, Ben Zemanski, Miller Bolanos, Paolo Cardozo (Alejandro Moreno, 76th), Nick LaBrocca, Cesar Romero (Juan Agudelo, 61st), Juan Pablo Angel (Casey Townsend, 79th).
Portland–Troy Perkins, Kosuke Kimura (Danny Mwanga, 86th), Hanyer Mosquera, David Horst, Steven Smith, Darlington Nagbe, Franck Songo'o (Kalif Alhassan, 74th), Diego Chara, Jack Jewsbury, Brent Richards (Eric Alexander, 74th), Kris Boyd.


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Quite an intense battle there at the beginning. Poor Touko for losing, though. D: Dang it N, why you stood her up like that? :/ As for the Pokemon, I'm going to guess Emboar, Lilligant, Galvantula, Carracosta, Braviary, and Escavalier.
The part with Touko and Laika and the train tracks is cute. Now I'm reminded how much I loved playing them as a kid, haha. As for her breaking out, finally! XD Like how you develop her decision to leave so that she doesn't grow weaker than she is already an also her "staring straight at death" at the end there was quite nice too, especially where N said she's a hero. If only N had explained to Touko what was going on between him and Ghetsis and also take her to her Pokemon. D:
I awoke the next morning to find myself buried deep in the confines of N's bed; wrapped up like a cocoon under sheets upon sheets of colourful velvet.
One thing I notice is I still see you using the semi-colons wrong again. I suggest going back my last review where I mentioned how to use it the right way. If you're still confused though, then maybe check over semi-colons in an English grammar book or look it up online. Sorry to mention this again, but the misplaced semi-colons threw me off a bit.
Overall enjoyed this chapter a lot. Looking forward to how things will move along now!
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