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A Vancouver woman accused of stealing from her son in 2011 will avoid a felony conviction if she stays crime-free for the next year.
Hazel E. Trent, 52, was approved Tuesday for a Clark County court diversion program, which dismisses charges in exchange for staying out of trouble for a year and paying restitution and court and attorney fees.
The diversion program is generally offered to first-time offenders charged with nonviolent offenses.
Trent will be required to pay about $800 in restitution, $1,000 in diversion program fees and to-be-determined court and attorney fees, said her court-appointed attorney, Barry Brandenburg.
Trent is accused of stealing her son's debit card and withdrawing more than $3,000. She was charged with second-degree identity theft and second-degree possession of stolen property.
She and her son, Michael Trent, appeared in 2012 on CBS' "Swift Justice with Jackie Glass" to resolve a civil suit the son filed related to the accusations. Glass awarded him $5,000 through a binding arbitration process.
The Clark County Sheriff's Department then investigated the accusations. She was summoned to appear in court on the accusations on May 14 and was later found to be eligible for the diversion program.
"It worked out exactly as it should, since the victim recovered the money from the show … and it gives her the opportunity to do everything right," Brandenburg said.
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A Greenville man is dead after getting ejected out of his car. North Carolina Highway patrol spokesperson A. B. Smith says Marty Ray Dunn lost control of it late Sunday afternoon. Smith says alcohol may have been a factor.
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D.C. police are searching for two suspects after a 22-year-old man was fatally shot and killed on a Metrobus near the Garfield Heights neighborhood of Southeast Washington.
Authorities say Demetrius Thompson, of Southeast, who was riding a W4 Metrobus near the intersection of 24th Street and Alabama Avenue SE, was shot in the face and died en route to a hospital.
Sources say Thompson was on the Metrobus when two suspects boarded the bus just after midnight. One of the suspects reportedly shot Thompson, then both fled the scene.
"To think that somebody boarded that bus and did that to my child is scary, real scary," said Talaya Thompson, the victim's mother.
Police say Thompson was also able to get off the bus and collapsed on the street. Investigators now plan to review footage from interior and exterior cameras on the bus.
Thompson, a father to a 3-year-old daughter and 2-year-old son, was unemployed but had just gotten his commercial driver's license.
Police have no leads on a motive as of yet.
Talaya Thompson said she doesn't know who would kill him or why. "This is senseless to me," she said.
Some passengers who were boarding buses along Alabama Avenue SE say they don't feel safe. A Metro police car was spotted following buses along the same route.
"It wasn't just a random shooting like it was they were targeting someone specifically," said Metro rider Safia Mohamoud after being shown the surveillance video by an ABC7 reporter. The shooting troubles her.
"Things like that it's just scary when it happens," she said.
Diane Robertson can't believe someone would kill a man in front of other passengers on a bus.
"It's ludicrous, I wonder why they would do something like that," Robertson said, who was on the way to take the 16 bus herself.
"You could be anywhere and something can happen to you," said Kitt Gardner.
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Household income distribution represents the distribution of Cocke County income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Cocke County is $30,812, which is 30% lower than that of Tennessee ($44,300). Income data for Cocke County is sourced from census, 2015.
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Another weekend series, another must-win situation for the West Texas A&M baseball team.
WT is in the hunt for a top-six finish in the Lone Star Conference standings and a berth in the LSC postseason tournament for the first time in Matt Vanderburg's three seasons as coach.
But the sixth-place Buffs know there is little room for error with only two LSC three-game series remaining.
WT (29-14 overall, 16-11 in LSC) will attempt to take a giant step toward postseason play when it opens a three-game series against Angelo State at 7 p.m. today at Foster Field in San Angelo. The series concludes with a 1 p.m. doubleheader Saturday.
Angelo State is eighth in the standings at 15-15, and, like WT, has six games left.
"Angelo State is two spots back from making the top six, so being at home, they are thinking if they win a series, they are right back in the hunt," Vanderburg said. "We have to go down and be able to win some games on the road."
The Buffs can achieve their fourth 30-win season in school history. WT's record for wins is 34, set in 1997.
"We don't look at that right now," Vanderburg said of the wins. "At the first of the year, one of our goals was to win 35 games. That's still a possibility. Obviously, 30 wins is a big milestone in college baseball."
WT has thrived at its new home, compiling a 21-5 record at Wilder Park, but the Buffs' road record is 8-9.
"Our record shows we haven't been playing that well on the road," Vanderburg said. "But here recently I just feel like we have started playing better as a whole. We had a good week of practice and prepared well. We feel like we are ready to go."
The Buffs lead the LSC in hitting with a .365 batting average. WT junior Jess Cooper leads the conference with a .497 average with 47 RBIs. He was named LSC hitter of the week. Kendall Boone leads the conference in doubles with 18 and is third in batting at .419.
WT ace Justin Kuks (7-4, 5.59 ERA) will start tonight, followed by Jonathan Paez (5-0, 6.48 ERA) and Irving Camacho (6-3, 5.79 ERA) on Saturday.
Angelo State has had a roller-coaster season. ASU had a 10-game win streak followed by a 10-game losing streak.
ASU relies on its pitching; the Rams' 5.12 ERA ranks third in the LSC. ASU is led at the plate by junior second baseman Zach Cohen, who is hitting .372 and tops the Rams in eight offensive categories.
"We can't look ahead right now," Vanderburg said. "We are still a long ways away from the conference tournament. We like where we are sitting. We know this weekend is a big weekend for us because we know we have to go on the road and win a conference series."
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Incarnate Word 19-8 27-12
Southeastern Oklahoma 19-8 23-14
Southwestern Oklahoma 21-9 30-12
Tarleton State 18-9 30-10
Cameron 17-10 25-13
West Texas A&M 16-11 29-14
Abilene Christian 15-12 23-18
Angelo State 15-15 21-20
Texas A&M-Kingsville 15-15 19-21
Central Oklahoma 11-19 18-22
Eastern New Mexico 8-19 13-25
East Central 5-25 9-31
Northeastern State 4-23 6-29
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Saturday's games: West Texas at Angelo State, DH, 1 p.m.; Incarnate Word at East Central, DH, 1 p.m.; Central Oklahoma at Northeastern State, DH, 1 p.m.; Southwestern Oklahoma at Southeastern Oklahoma, DH, 1 p.m.; Cameron at Abilene Christian, DH, 2:05 p.m.; Eastern New Mexico at Tarleton State, DH, 3 p.m.


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Re: Love to hear your oppinions on this video.
David Valadez
You should have filmed it and shared it here though.
The last time I tried to take pictures and videos in our class, most people did not wish to be in it, and almost all rejected the idea of being on the net Chris and you might be interested and willing, but many people do not have this position.
Further, I do not make the rules, Sensei does, and I prefer to study and not to keep myself cornered to the camera.
David Valadez
As for what you experienced, Amir, please let me ask: Why do you think you were jumpy, requiring the drill to slow down? Are you normally jumpy when doing Kihon Waza? If not, why not? Or, was it something about the drill that made you jumpy? If so, what was it, and how was that solved by slowing down? Did you get less jumpy when things slowed down? If you did, do you feel you got less jumpy because the slower speed of the drill? If you are not normally jumpy in kihon waza, and you were less jumpy (or not jumpy at all) when the drill was slowed down, do you think you would be jumpy again when the drill speeds up? If not, why not?
I was jumpy, because the drill was at the edge of my ability and concentration, at least for that day, and I was working with someone who was able to press me hard, to the point of making mistakes. Reducing the speed, reduces the pressure, and thus makes me less jumpy. Our purpose in such drills is to instill correct behavior, not to attempt to fight and win through (I was doing that last one, but with incorrect behavior). And as for the future, experience shows me that as time progresses, the speed at which I normally feel comfortable increases (If this was not clear, this exercise and others of it's type are not new to us).
David Valadez
I'm asking these questions because these questions, or ones like them, are part of the beginning of these pursuits you are seeing in these alternative types of training.
As I already wrote more then once. David, the way you are exploring is an inherent part of our learning method, from the very beginning. The Korindo Aikido Randori I have practiced since the first year, was mostly with both sides free to attack and defend in the chaotic approach, and grabs are rare in that exercise. The difference is we consider it as a gradual learning exercise, and slowly increase the level of pressure, keeping in mind we wish people to systematically learn correct behavior and integrate it into their movement. The idea is not to be satisfied with good improvisations, the practice is not a fight
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In the drills you have seen on Chris' video and on my video, and even in the drill described by Amir, speed, for example, is one thing that makes the basics not the basics. I am sure, you will want to say something like speed is irrelevant - the basics are always the basics, etc. - especially if you have not ever experienced how basics take on new meanings/additional meanings under more dynamic conditions, by my experience is that speed is very relative to what one is trying to accomplish and/or cultivate. So much so, that if you take out speed, slowing things down, you are not doing the drill anymore. Look at it this way, if a person does kihon waza all the time, and they are never jumpy when they do kihon waza, and they aren't jumpy when they do any of the above mentioned drills slowly, but they are jumpy when they does these drills fast, going slow is not going to do anything regarding the jumpiness. You already know how not to be jumpy when not faced with speed and the unknown. Sure, if you go slower, you will be able to get your waza off, just like you could when you do kihon waza, but if slow reps, or if more controlled conditions, are what you need to go from jumpy to non-jumpy when going fast, it should have already happened when you were doing kihon waza, which we can now note, speaking abstractly here, that that didn't work - since all the kihon waza training previously done didn't stop you from getting jumpy in the first place. My point is that you were looking at a different beast when the drill was fast (a "different" set of basics). By going slow, you simply made the training more akin to what you already know you can do. For me, that is not really training, or, better said, that's not what we are after in the drills we do. We are not after in doing what we already know we can do. We are after we we cannot yet do.
David Valadez
David, replace slow with slower and you may realize the difference in methodical approaches.
If I have a problem doing the waza (or in my case, moving around the attacker) at a certain fast speed, and wish to do it correctly, then I lower the speed to the point at which I do it correctly most of the time, not to slow speed, instead to a medium speed at the edge of my ablity, practicing at that speed increases my range of comfort, and then I practice at faster speed. At this way, I have already significantly increased the comfort range of speeds at which I practice Randori and such exercises. This approach is working.
David Valadez
And, on a another different note: I have to say that there is just a tad too much unchecked egocentricism regarding the self-righteous crusades to save someone else's students. I see so much of that here, on this site, and even in this thread. It is so ridiculous a campaign, so silly a position to adopt. It's full of too much ignorance, misguided nerve, foolish pride, to point to someone and say, "I think your students are in danger - I need to point that out! I'm Super Aikidoka, and if I didn't point it out here, only God knows what will happen to them! (Play hero theme music here.)" Ridiculous. Think about it, or take my case directly...
I seem to recall Chris asking us to comment, and you joining your videos to the same thread as another example, implying you would welcome comments. Had you not wanted comments or identification, you could have refrained from placing the vids here.
As for my credentials, I think they are rather clear to most reading this forum. I am not a teacher, I have been practicing for over 15 yrs, as an amateur (2-3 times a week, over two hours sessions). I think this is sufficient experience to give comments based on my POV when asked for it.
I would also point out I did not say it is dangerous for your students, I did object to the idea of experimenting ideas on beginner students. You should experiment with your coherts.
Have a nice day.
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I do not know, how many people outside Finland would name Tampere as a popular destination for a weekend city trip. Let's go one step further: How many people do know that there is a city named Tampere in the country of Finland? Some years ago, I would guess that the numbers for both were incredibely high. Now, the European continent has become smaller. Students to exchange years in higher numbers than ever before and an Irish low-cost airline named Ryanair has connected the small airport with a dozen of European cities. Beyond that, people may heard that Tampere is nicknamed the "Manchester of Finland" or "Manchester of the North". A popular Finnish nickname is also "Manse". But I do not know, if people really want to see a Manchester of a foreign country. So, let's build up on the increasing number of low-cost flights and the returning exchange students to promote a city which deserves more appreciation. And of course, I will do my part to make you like Tampere and Finland if you do not like them already.
Today, Tampere is a lifely mid-sized city. The high number of students in the population have led to a high number of pubs and have created a scene which can compete with those of far larger cities. Although the city has no sights of world class, many of them are of particular interest. The Lenin Museum and the Moomin Valley are probably the best known to mention. The exhibition center Vapriikki is not only the museum for local history, but often has good temporary exhibitions. And if pubs and museums aren't good enough for you, there's always the option in Finland to enjoy nature. Even the former industrial city of Tampere has a lot to offer with ist location between two large lakes. For a more basic insight into Tampere's life, check out the supermarket at Stockmann's (see shopping tips) and compare the contrast with Kauppahalli. With over 200 000 inhabitants, Tampere is Finland's third largest city and the largest outside the Helsinki metropolitan area.
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The Stony Brook Council meeting schedule for the 2015/2016 Fall and Spring semesters is as follows:
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Oneida Eagle Bows
I kind of have some interest in acquiring an Oneida bow for something to hobby with. Anyone on here know how easy/dificult they are to tune?.....adjust draw length or weight? I have my own press and numerous other compounds, so I'm not afraid to work on bows by any means. But, I have never so much as held one of the Oneida bows with all the cables, pulleys and such. From the appearance, I think I prefer the Strike Eagle or Screaming Eagle. Not real sure of the difference in the models. Any advice appreciated.
I owned a Strike Eagle, bought it for $50 and put newer accessories on it, got it to shoot great, a few robinhoods in fact. Very easy to tune once you learn how, there are Oneida exclusive boards that can help you get started. Careful pressing them though, they dont press like a normal bow and you can damage them bad. Smooth as butter draw but you will spend a fortune making it quiet. When I went to get rid of mine to upgrade to a new Mathews the local bow shop offered me $50. I looked them up on ebay and long story short sold it for $250 there. Apparently the old Oneidas are all the rage for the bowfishing crowd."Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop away from you like the leaves of Autumn."
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I'm finding the same thing (high resale) on the older bows. I wondered what had the prices on them so high. Maybe it is bowfishing driving it. I'll check for sites as you suggested.Thank you for the response.
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Yup.. the bowfishing diehards are all about the Oneidas. They pay huge money for them.It's not so much if you win or lose - it's how you shoot the flaming arrow while riding a camel.
I used to shoot a screaming eagle it was honestly one of the best shooting bows I've ever picked up. Might have just been perfect for me but it was just rock solid and as stated above could robin hood arrows very regularly. Sadly some scum bag family member stole it and traded it for a hand full of pills or something but that's another story.If they fly together they die together....
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I guess what I'm kind of looking for is some idea of the range of these bows. For example, if they're stated to be a 29" draw length, is that like other compounds in that the 29" is the maximum and that they can be adjusted down to 27"? Most older compounds have a 3" variance on the cam or wheel. With the Eagles having recurve limbs on the tip, I'm not sure what they are capable of. That connection at mid limb with the cables, braces, etc, is just an engineering marvel to me. Thus my interest in obtaining one.
Additionally, I see them with weight ratings anywhere from 50 lbs, up to 80 lbs. I've heard that there were some 100 lb units but I've not seen one for sale. Again, if rated at 70lbs, can they dial down 10lbs +\- like most older compounds.
Headofholler & Ribsplitter, can either one of you guys remember the specs on yours?
Dxtsniper, thanks for your PM. I replied to it.
will answer most of your questions as to draw length change, bow pressing, owners manuals, ect. The guy that runs that forum stocks a
ton of NOS parts for the older bows and is a wealth of knowledge on them. My eagle was 70 lbs 29" draw length. I would most likely still
have the bow if I hunted in a more open enviroment. With the recurve limbs on those bows they are not too treestand friendly due to the overall
length. One reason the Oneida bows are so popular with bowfishing is the ability to snap shoot it , i.e. you don't have to get back to full
draw to release. A lot of Oneida shooters are finger shooters, I set mine up with a release."Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature's peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares will drop away from you like the leaves of Autumn."
One thing that I will warn you about on those bows... be extremely mindful of what you're doing on extreme down angle shots unless you like being kicked in the sack. There's a whole lot of movement that goes on with those limb tips.It's not so much if you win or lose - it's how you shoot the flaming arrow while riding a camel.
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Thanks for the site. I'll check it out. Some of the prices I'm seeing on Ebay are amazing. Why is it that everytime I find some old something to get interested in, it turns out everybody else is too and the price is three times higher than what I thouight it would be???
Thanks for what might possibly be the most valuable archery tip I've ever received. Sure don't want a good kick'n below the equator
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Where will Clone fans be watching over lunch on Thursday? I'll be in WDM if I don't get done with meetings early enough. If I can make it back up to Ankeny by tip I'll be at Benchwarmers. Always good for a few Clone fans.
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If you're in the WDSM area, come out to Buffalo Wild Wings to catch some/all of the game with a group of Cyclone Fanatics!
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Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.
I have a stupid management test RIGHT during the game. What's worse is my professor is a big sports fan.
Not sure where I'll slip out to for some of the game. WDSM are here...
Anyone watching it downtown DSM??
I'll be in WDM and if people are gathering somewhere to watch, I'd be in as long as I can slip away from work for 2 hours.
22 and cycloneworld. I'll stay in WDM if there is a place you guys are going to get together. I like to avoid 3-bag since its a hawk hangout. Anywhere else you guys know of?
The Jordan Creek area aught to have something yet I'm not very familiar with it.
Not sure the Cyclone to hawk ratio, but Krieger's is a decent sports bar near Jordan Creek.
Yeah well, ya know, that's just, like uh, your opinion, man.
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The Jordan Creek area aught to have something yet I'm not very familiar with it.
We could always go to Buffalo Wild Wings.
If there is a get together in downtown DSM Thursday, please say where. Thanks
There's also Champps, right at Jordan Creek.
I'll be at Fat Randi's in Van Meter. I wish I was going to be in my studio downtown, I'd host...
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There's also Champps, right at Jordan Creek.
That would work as well.
Anyone for Johnny's hall of fame in downtown des moines?
I watched the Texas Tech game at Champps, and they jack the volume up so you can hear it and watch it on their projection TV. It's a bit of a Hawkeye hangout, but they cater to the Cyclones, too.
Champps MUST be boycotted!
That's the place that will put on ISU only if there's not an Iowa game or a top 25 matchup - no matter who - on at the same time.
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A very enjoyable read with some great photos. I've been to Yellowstone twice and don't have a single photo to show for it. That was in my pre-VT days. Just wait until next time.
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Following tuber induction, potato tubers undergo a period of dormancy during which visible bud growth is inhibited. The length of the dormancy period is under environmental, physiological and hormonal control. Sucrose availability is one prerequisite for bud break. In the absence of sucrose, no bud break occurs. Thus, sucrose is likely to serve as nutrient and signal molecule at the same time. The mode of sucrose sensing is only vaguely understood, but most likely involves trehalose-6-phosphate and SnRK1 signalling networks. This conclusion is supported by the observation that ectopically manipulation of trehalose-6-phosphate levels influences the length of the dormancy period. Once physiological competence is achieved, sprouting is controlled by the level of phytohormones. Two phytohormones, ABA and ethylene, are supposed to suppress tuber sprouting; however, the exact role of ethylene remains to be elucidated. Cytokinins and gibberellins are required for bud break and sprout growth, respectively. The fifth classical phytohormone, auxin, seems to play a role in vascular development. During the dormancy period, buds are symplastically isolated, which changes during bud break. In parallel to the establishment of symplastic connectivity, vascular tissue develops below the growing bud most likely to support the outgrowing sprout with assimilates mobilised in parenchyma cells. Sprouting leads to major quality losses of stored potato tubers. Therefore, control of tuber sprouting is a major objective in potato breeding. Although comparative transcriptome analysis revealed a large number of genes differentially expressed in growing versus dormant buds, no master-regulator of potato tuber sprouting has been identified so far.
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Dr Jonathan Mendel
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- Geography, School of Social Sciences, University of Dundee, Perth Rd, Dundee, DD1 4HN
Research Interests
My research is broadly in the areas of political and social geography, focusing in particular on:
- Online networks, communities and spaces: the implications of these spaces for communication, organisation and activism. Recent foci include science blogging and human trafficking.
- Policing, crime, data and policy: changes to crime, policing and law enforcement, alongside broader debates about evidence, policy and data analysis.
- Conflict: the development and deployment of different ways of fighting, from the networked warfare of Afghan insurgency through to the 'war on terror' and urban warfare.
I'm starting a research project looking at questions around disability, chronic illness, Twitter and academia – and I'd really appreciate any contributions to the development of my research questions and then, subsequently, to interviews and group discussions - please see my blog post (https://blog.dundee.ac.uk/jonmendel/2014/07/disability-chronic-illness-twitter-academia/) introducing the topic.
Recent Research Grants
|Scottish Crucible Project Grant. Stop Traffic: Unweaving the Web of Online Human Trafficking (with colleagues at St Andrews, Dundee, Glasgow Caledonian and Northumbria universities).
|ESRC Overseas Institutional Visit: funding for a three-month research visit to The Watson Institute, Brown University.
|Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) PhD Studentship: funding to cover the costs of my PhD
Academic Background
|PhD thesis, Geography Department, Durham University.
Thesis title: "Virtual Wars: A Comparative Analysis of the 1991 Gulf War and the 'War on Terror'."
|1st year of PhD studies, Politics, Newcastle University.
Thesis title: "Virtual Wars: A Comparative Analysis of the 1991 Gulf War and the 'War on Terror'."
|MA Politics Research, Newcastle University.
|BA Philosophy and Politics, Warwick University.
|January 2012 - present
|Lecturer (Teaching & Research) in Human Geography at Dundee University.
|September 2009 - 2011
|Lecturer (Teaching & Scholarship) in Human Geography at Dundee University.
|2008 - 2009
|Teaching at Newcastle University - module leader of Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism module.
|March 2008 -
March 2009
|Research Associate, Data Wars project - at Durham University Geography Department.
|October 2007 -
August 2008
|Research work for the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation.
|November 2004 -
February 2007
|Casual teacher and demonstrator at Durham University Geography Department.
December 2005
|Visiting Fellow at the Watson Institute, Brown University.
- Mendel, J., Fyfe, N. and den Heyer, G. (2016) "Does police size matter? A review of the evidence regarding restructuring police organisations". Police Practice & Research: An International Journal.
- Mendel, J. and Sharapov, K. (2016) "Human trafficking and online networks: policy, analysis and ignorance". Antipode.
- Mendel, J. (2015) "Urban Violence and Militarisation". In the International Encyclopedia of the Social & Behavioral Sciences (Elsevier).
- Mendel, J. and Riesch, H. (2015) "Science blogging below-the-line: a progressive sense of place?" In S. Mains, J. Cupples and Lukinbeal, C. (Eds.) Mediated Geographies/Geographies of Media (Springer).
- Mendel, J. (2014) "Bad Research and High Impact: The Science: So What Campaign and Social Media Criticism". ACME 13:1.
- Mendel, J. and Sharapov, K. (2014) "Human trafficking and online networks: policy briefing". Budapest: Centre for Policy Studies, Central European University.
- Riesch, H. and Mendel, J. (2014) "Science Blogging: Networks, Boundaries and Limitations". Science as Culture (23:1).
- Hall, A. and Mendel, J. (2013) "Digital traces and the 'print' of threat: targeting populations in the war on terror" in P. Harvey, E. Casella, G. Evans, H. Knox, C. McLean, E. Silva, N. Thoburn and K. Woodward (Eds.) Objects and Materials. A Routledge Companion (London: Routledge).
- Hall, A. and Mendel, J. (2012) "Threatprints, Threads and Triggers: Imaginaries of Risk in the 'War on Terror'". Journal of Cultural Economy (5:1).
- Fyfe, N. and Mendel, J. (2011) "Reforming Police Structures: A Review of UK and International Evidence" (Scottish Institute for Policing Research).
- Mendel, J. (2010) "Afghanistan, Networks and Connectivity". Geopolitics (15:4).
- Mendel, J. (2009) "On the constitution and status of 'evidence' in the health sciences" (letter to the journal). Journal of Research in Nursing 14.
- Mendel, J. (2008) "A Hard Landing for Virtual War: Iraq, Land and Insurgency". Research paper written for the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation.
- Mendel, J. (2003) "Power Trouble: Gendered Analyses of E. H. Carr's Concept of Power in The Twenty Years' Crisis". In-spire (1:1).


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Understanding Spiritual Meaning Making with Older Adults
Thomas, Cecilia L. PhD, Lmsw, Cohen, Harriet L. PhD, Lcsw, Journal of Theory Construction and Testing
This article presents results of a study of twenty four African American and Jewish older adults who share personal narratives in which they reflected on memories of spiritually significant, critical life events. Their life stories about spiritual turning points illustrate how older adults adapt, learn and grow from the events in their lives. Narrative gerontology approach provides a framework for these ethnically, culturally, and religiously diverse older adults to give life meaning. Meaning making for older adults may involve attributing an old meaning to a new situation or reinterpreting an old experience from a new understanding. Findings reveal that spiritual meaning making for older adults involves four dimensions: personal, interpersonal, sociocultural and structural. This study contributes to the growing research literature on older adult development and adds deep understanding of spiritual meaning making as a part of an ongoing process of spiritual development.
Key Words: Meaning making, transformative learning, narrative gerontology, spiritual turning points, Jewish, African American
Adults report that meaning is important to them (Bee & Bjorklund, 2000). Meaning is defined as "an organization of experience which enables us to identify those events which matter to us, relate them to previous experiences, and determine how we should respond to them" (Marris, 1991, p. 78). Meaning is one of the five central existential needs of human beings (Fromm, 1949), a common characteristic of all human beings (Fowler, 1981), and a central human motive (Frankl, 1984). Perceptions of the meaning in life for older adults have been found positively related to enhanced acceptance of one's life (Hughes & Peake, 2002).
The purpose of this study was to examine the nature of meaning making with older adults. To that end, the following questions were posed to older adults in two focus groups: What critical turning points have you had in your life? At the time they occurred, did they draw you closer to God or create a distance from God? As you reflect on those events today, what lessons did you learn and how did they influence your life?
Review of Literature
Meaning Making and Transformative Learning
Much of the literature on meaning making in adulthood comes from the education field. Mezirow (1991), the architect of transformative learning, defines adult learning as meaning making. He explains, "learning is understood as the process of using a prior interpretation of the meaning of one's experience in order to guide future action" (Mezirow, 1996, p. 162). Transformative learning is about how adults make meaning of their lives.
Transformative learning theory explains "how we learn to negotiate and act upon our own purposes, values, feelings and meanings rather than those we have uncritically assimilated from others - to gain greater control over ourselves as socially responsible, clear thinking decision makers" (Mezirow, 2000, p. 8). The central mechanism of transformative learning, meaning making is concerned with the act of making sense of an experience and interpreting it (Courtenay, Merriam, & Reeves, 1998). Meaning making is about growth and change and is based on the experience of the learner; however, "because we are engaged in a day by day process of self invention - not discovery, what we search for does not exist until we find it - both the past and the future are raw material, shaped and reshaped by each individual" (Bateson, 1990, p. 28).
People go through a process of deconstructing and reconstructing their frame of reference, based on different learning styles, which help predict patterns of how and why they make meaning of their experiences (Cranton, 1996; Cranton, 2000). It is important to note that meaning making can be incremental or transformative. Meaning making extant in everyday living attributes an old meaning to a new experience, so the learning comes not from the experience but on the meaning that we attach to it (Bee & Bjorklund, 2000). …


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Starting a player who is going against your defense
Posted 20 October 2013 - 02:40 AM
I have Le'Veon Bell vs. Bal and Zac Stacy vs. Car, but I have Car defense as well.
If I project both rb's to be the equal this week, do I automatically go with Bell because I don't want my rb and defense hurting each other? At what point do you decide to go with the rb who is playing your defense?
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Wr1: Odell Beckham Jr...............Cordarrelle Patterson
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And unless it's a guy who's a game changer, who can score multiple TD's and swing the score all on his own, it doesn't matter if he gets his, your defense can still simultaneously put up big points.
If you're worried your player is going to crush your defense, chances are you might be onto something and it's a bad matchup for your defense meaning you should be sitting them that week.
Chances are if you're worried about your defense shutting down your player, you might be onto something and that player is a bad start that week based on matchup as well, or you're way over-thinking things.
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Posted 20 October 2013 - 08:29 AM
You don't bench a guy because you're worried he'll go off on your defense, you bench the defense instead.
I do the same thing. I usually will bench a defense before a player. I might reconsider if I had an elite defense, but I just stream defenses so usually it's marginal.
I only sit the player if I'd normally sit the player if I didn't own the defense.
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New song! Merry fucking Christmas!
I hear bells in the end of the town
I guess santa is coming around
I hear children in joy
and the streets are covered in snow
I hear mother shes calling my name
Look at santa my boy hes ok
But I dont want to see
cuz I know he aint coming for me
Cus my cat is covered in plastic
and all of my friends are afraid
They say that im pretty satanic
But santa would know
Im a bad boy
I think Christmas is built on a lie
I wish Santa could fall down and die
I think gifts is a concept for rich families
I wish Santa could fall from the sky
Merry fucking Christmas everyone
Santa knows what you have done
He will get you little boy you better run
Hes a vicious little devil with his eyes on me
cuz Ive been a bad boy you see
Merry fucking Christmas everyone
get around and bring your guns
if theres something in the sky you shoot it down
Hes a vicious little devil and his time has come
and we will make that fat bastard run
Holy Santas coming to town
gather around and we will shoot him down
Santa is coming -30% in webshop
Visit www.nomy-shop.com to buy your christmas gifts! =)
I will sign everything!
Follow you (demo)
Nomy - Follow you (Demo)
From the other side of the room
Through the crowd Im watching you
Acting all like youre on the moon
You dont care what others do
But I know what you feel
There is no one who would love you
Do you feel youre alone
Do you feel like a ghost
would they care if youll let go
Do you feel that youre done
Do feel just to run
would they know if youre gone
I think Ill follow you
Because youre just like me
nobodys talking too
and now we could leave
I think Ill follow you
that is what I plan
youre just a fuck up too
Just Like I am
On the other side of the room
You walk out in to the night
Through the crowd I catch up on you
just to see if youre alright
Liked Cocain and Life is a bith more then this.
But the lirycs is good.
In generally i have to say that i like the Themes in your Songs.
This new Song sounds pretty cool.
The lyrics are fine and the melody is a bit strange but fuck yeah music has to be free and the Artist has to be his own ruler.
Even this kind of new melody makes this song more interesting.
Keep the spirit.
Good lyrics are rare this days 😊
still im looking up for my own god the preview was awesome :D
Im back.
Hey everyone!
Ive been away for a while now.. sorry about that.
But now Im back and started with a new album!
3 songs finished.
Keep it up and dont stop!
When are you going to perform in europe, can`t wait to be at a concert of you!
Greetings from the Netherlands
My bad
You should do some performing in West Europe (I am from France :D) and, believe me, i will be the first to be present :)
Stay as you are, i love it!
Greetings from France ;D
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Help me out and vote for "I love you Diane" on "P3 Unsigned". A swedish radio program.
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A promise to God
Breathe in breathe out
Dont fall apart
cant live without
your beating heart
Breathe in breathe out
Dont fall apart
we live to end
all that we start
When all we have
when all that matters
is what we give
thats what youll lose
were built to break
break all that matters
to make us feel more alive
I made a promise to God
to reduce all my pain
Until I cant feel my heart
Where am I gonna go from here
Looking at the world I see
all I ever felt was fear
And all I had was you and me
Where am I gonna go from here
Its released!!!
The full story of Diane is now released!
Dead man walking e helt underbar!
Kommer det på cd vill så köpa det
Release date!!
Diane songs (Acoustic)
Two new songs on spotify!!
Click on the picture to listen!
These two will also be included on the next album!
30% off on everything
Xmas sale on webshop!
www.nomy-shop.com to buy your christmas gifts! =)
I will sign everything!
Santa is coming..
Visit www.nomy-shop.com to buy your christmas gifts! =)
I will sign everything!
Interview with Lake house studio!
Demo - Dead man walking
The Devil in control. (Now called "Demons")
Thank you all for helping me out with my two versions of this song.
All songs are now complete and will soon start mixing and mastering!
See you soon.
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Chayanne (born June 28, 1968) is a Latin Pop singer who was born as Elmer Figueroa de Arce in San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico.Read More...
Figueroa began using the artistic name of "Chayanne" when he was a little kid. He auditioned for Menudo, but was told that at the time that he was too young for the group. He didn't give up and he heard that Titi Soto was trying to create a new group that would compete with Menudo, and so he went and tried out. He was chosen for the group and his meteoric rise to the top began.
That group, Los Chicos, made several #1 hits, including Puerto Rico Son Los Chicos, and Terremoto. And while it never achieved the popularity of Menudo, it did give Menudo good competition, becoming famous all over Latin America, participating in a movie (Coneccion Caribe), and producing millions of Los Chicos-related memorabilia like t-shirts, rulers, magazines etc.
After Los Chicos went bankrupt in 1984 and separated, Chayanne, having become famous all over Latin America, retired for a little while, moving to Mexico and staying in the background for a few years, so his fans wouldn't get tired of seeing him. In 1987, he came back like a storm, his first solo album producing the Spanish pop classic Fiesta En America. Chayanne was back. He became an instant pop idol all over Latin America again. He toured all over Latin America, and in 1989 he produced his second solo album, which produced another smash hit in Tu Pirata Soy Yo.
The 1990s brought some changes for Chayanne. He started acting, married Marilisa Maronese, with whom he formed a family, and moved to Miami. He is well known for fiercely protecting the privacy of his wife and children. His acting career has been extremely favorable. Some of his roles include portraying himself in Volver A Empezar, playing a Cuban dancer along with Vanessa L. Williams in Hollywood's Dance With Me, and a few soap operas in Argentina, including Provocame.
He has also kept on touring and producing CDs, and along with Ricky Martin, is considered to be Puerto Rico's biggest pop idol ever. Songs such as Salomé, Torero, Boom Boom, Enamorado, Atado A Tu Amor, No Te Preocupes Por Mi, Caprichosa or Y Tú Te Vas are some of his greatest hits.
In 2006 he had a small role with famous singer and actress Natalia Oreiro in Sos Mi Vida (an Argentinian telenovela). Chayanne, today, having moved beyond teen idol, is a full-fledged Puerto Rican superstar. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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donde el mundo se para y te observa girar
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Our Barista:
The View off of our Hotel Terrace (Wow, what a place! In room jacuzzi and a 3 acre bed!)
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GOP Says Clinton Knew of China Link
Akers, Mary Ann, The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
Republican senators today will reveal evidence that the White House was tipped off about a close link between John Huang and Chinese interests before President Clinton recommended him for top jobs at the Commerce Department and the Democratic National Committee.
GOP aides said yesterday that the revelation will include several instances in which Mr. Huang, the elusive former Democratic fund-raiser, was recommended for jobs within the Clinton administration by executives at the Lippo Group, which is owned by James Riady and does substantial business in China.
And they said that during the continuing hearings into campaign-finance practices by the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee, the evidence will include specific instances in which Mr. Huang continued to represent Lippo Group and its Chinese interests after he left his job at Lippo and went to work for the Commerce Department in 1994.
The most telling bit of evidence Republicans plan to unveil today involves a letter of recommendation from a close friend and associate of Mr. Riady's written to John Emerson, director of personnel at the White House, in behalf of Mr. Huang.
The letter, written in 1993, cites Mr. Huang's close ties to Mr. Riady and informs Mr. Emerson about the Riady family's "investment" in the Clinton-Gore re-election effort, according to the Republican aides.
One source described the woman who wrote the letter, Maeley Tom, as someone who is "very close" to the Riady family, "almost like one of their own." At the time, she was an administrative aide to California state Sen. David Roberti and wrote the letter on his letterhead. …


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Court sides with Comcast in Net Neutrality appeal
FCC's authority called into question
Internet Service Provided Comcast can safely return to throttling subscribers' bandwidth as a U.S. appeals court overturned a Federal Communications Commission mandate that required that the company provide service indiscriminately to its users.
The decision itself raises some interesting questions about the FCC's authority and its role in regulating neutrality. According to the U.S. Court of Appeals' 3-0 decision, the FCC has not been expressly given the "untrammeled freedom" by Congress to regulate a provider so directly.
The FCC states that the court doesn't disagree with net neutrality or the equal treatment of subscribers and that the commission is able to pursue other means of regulation. One such immediate fix would involve simply reclassifying ISPs as common carriers, which are subject to more regulation.
That said, the decision does, at least for now, allow ISPs to set bandwidth caps, throttle peer-to-peer file sharing and treat their customers as they see fit. And the decision comes at a time when the FCC is preparing a plan that would both increase the overall speed of broadband and increase the coverage area.
What do you readers think? Is this a minor setback for the FCC? Is it the natural flow of a market-driven service? Or will the overall effect of the ruling go unnoticed? Share your comments below.
ISP throttlingThrottling based on recent volume is OK as long as this is the only criteria and it is applied to all users equally. It seems a reasonable method to provide better service for a shared resource. Throttling based on what the user is doing or what product or service is being used should not be allowed, IMO. This would make it too easy for an ISP to favor its own services over those of competitors.
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