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Six visual communications students at Cazenovia College are using their artistic skills to make a difference for young girls in the Philippines.
Vin Halsey, Jessica Lacelle, Paul Roberts, Joshua Skibbee, Noelle Sippel and Kathryn Wheeler entered a poster contest as part of their Protest and Propaganda class. The contest challenged applicants to create images showing opposition to human trafficking. Central New York Freedom Makers, a group of individuals that are doing activist work to fight trafficking in the Philippines, sponsored the competition and chose the students' work from 15 to 18 submissions.
The graphic posters will be for sale at 2 p.m Saturday at Cape Cod Cottage in Cazenovia. The sale is a fundraiser for CNY Freedom Makers, and will go to the group's initiative with the International Justice Mission against trafficking. Posters will be sold for $5 a piece.
The winning posters have hung at ArtRage Gallery, 505 Hawley Ave. in Syracuse, since Oct. 10. Kathy Schreiber, a member of the CNY Freedom Makers team, said the students' work was chosen because "they conveyed a clear message of the issue of human trafficking" and showed a "an emotional connection."
The group of students are mostly juniors and seniors. Roberts is the lone sophomore. The class' professor, Laurie Selleck, said she encouraged her students to research human trafficking and find an aspect of the issue they were passionate about.
"They didn't know too much about it and were literally stunned when they did the research about the numbers of people involved," said Selleck.
Selleck, who is on the board of ArtRage Gallery, thought the poster competition was an opportunity to continue the class curriculum that encourages students to use image and text to create a larger message.
The details
What: Cazenovia College Students' posters for sale at a fundraiser for CNY Freedom Makers, an anti-human trafficking group.
When: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Where: Open House at Cape Cod Cottage, 4228 Palmer Road, Cazenovia.
Cost: Admission is free, but donations are accepted. Posters are $5 each.


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I do Leangains 16/8 IF currently, training at 11am, eating at 12pm and 7pm.
My question is when should one eat carbohydrate for optimal glycogen replenishment AND bodyfat reduction? Does it matter for the purpose of bodyfat reduction BELOW 10%?
The two main protocols I'd like to compare are Leangains and Carb Backloading.
Leangains focuses on fasted training midday for optimal body fat burning.
CBL focuses on optimal hormonal timing of evening training and night carb loading.
So, when should we train, and when should we eat carbs, to optimally shed bodyfat, as well most efficiently absorb carbs and replenish glycogen?
Is there truly a glycogen window where carbs are absorbed by muscles more completely and efficiently when taken immediately post training? Or will any time that day after training suffice?
Is there a real advantage to non insulin mediated glucose uptake and training induced tGLUT
translocation, whereby carbs are preferentially and most efficiently absorbed by muscle and not fat or other tissues when one eats carbs immediately post workout?
Which scenario will burn bodyfat and store carbs into muscle best:
1) Leangains midday fasted training followed by a lunch of half of the days carb/protein totals immediately post training and an identical dinner
2) Leangains midday fasted training followed by a lunch of all of the days carbs and half of the days protein totals immediately post training and for dinner the remainder of the days protein
3) Leangains midday fasted training followed by lunch of half of the days protein totals immediately post training and a dinner of all the days carb plus the remainder of the days protein
4) Lunch of half of daily protein totals followed by CBL afternoon/evening training and all the days carbs plus the remainder of protein
Through personal intuitive experience, I feel my body best absorbs carbs immediately post exercise, and later that day it feels less efficient.
Leangains focus on fasted training midday for bodyfat burning seems attractive. Eating some carbs PWO and more at dinner on training days has given me good results.
But I'm wondering if eating all my carbs PWO at lunch would be better absorbed.
Conversely, I'm also wondering if eating only protein and a little fat PWO will continue fat burning all day AND take advantage of the night time carb loading advantage advocated by CBL and many studies saying it reduces bodyfat and gives a positive hormonal effect. My concern here is that I'd be missing the advantage of higher carb absorption efficiently when eating them immediately PWO.
Lastly, I can't train afternoon/evening so the CBL late training and carb load nighttime immediately PWO isn't feasible now, but I'd like opinions comparing it to my above scenarios.

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U2 RULES: Year-end tallies for the concert business are in, and U2 has come out on top. The Irish band had the second biggest tour ever -- generating $109.7 million in estimated ticket sales, second only to the Rolling Stones's 1994 gross of $121.2 million. Otherwise, according to Pollstar magazine, 2001 was an off year for many groups and solo acts, with ticket sales down 7 percent. But U2 managed to sell out venues across the U.S. with a back-to-basics show, even adding dates after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
JULIA'S NEXT: Julia Roberts, 34, will host a documentary called "Old Friends" for the A&E network, according to Variety. The program, which is currently in production and expected to air late next year, focuses on the enduring friendship of Chicago natives Mildred Mulligan, Helen Klipinger and Ann Pritchard, who have been pals since meeting in grade school in 1906. Last month, Roberts and her film crew attended Klipinger's 103rd birthday in the sleepy L.A. suburb of West Covina. The program reportedly will include interviews with people of all ages and backgrounds on what it means to be a friend. Roberts's company, Shoelace, is producing.
MARIAH'S SLUMP: After her highly publicized physical and emotional breakdown last summer and the failure of her movie debut, "Glitter," now comes news that Mariah Carey's record company, the EMI Group's Virgin label, is preparing to end its relationship with the star. According to the Los Angeles Times, only about 2 million copies of the pop diva's September release -- which shares the name of Carey's failed film debut -- have been sold around the world, resulting in an estimated $10 million loss for the company, including marketing costs. EMI is preparing to offer Carey, 31, a settlement to break her contract, the Times reports.
RODDICK ROCKS: Tennis ace Andy Roddick, 19 -- named a rising star in the current PEOPLE issue devoted to the most intriguing people of 2001 -- and his celebrity net pals Serena and Venus Williams, Brenda Shultz and Chris Evert, gathered in Florida over the holiday weekend. The purpose: The Andy Roddick Alumni Sports Weekend at his alma matter, Boca Raton Preparatory School, reports PEOPLE. "It was a pretty intimate event," Roddick said after a three-hour tennis marathon. The affair raised about $50,000 for an Andy Roddick Scholarship (a grant for an underprivileged child to attend the elite Boca Prep) and for the "Back-To-Basic Angel" program, which provides very basic necessities to nearly 6,000 kids in South Florida.
MODE O'MADONNA: What do you give the woman who has everything? How about her own tartan -- known to most Americans as the plaid pattern sported mainly in Scotland. Tourist authorities in that country have devised an original tartan pattern to honor Madonna and the attention they say she has brought to the Highlands, reports the Associated Press. The blue, yellow, white and purple plaid has been registered officially with the Scottish Tartans Society Register. On Dec. 22, 2000, Madonna married British film director Guy Ritchie at Skibo castle in Dornoch, Sutherland, Scotland. (She was 42; he, 32.) As a result, said Scott Armstrong of the Scotland Tourist Board, the "Madonna effect" has inspired a significant rise in the number of couples spending romantic holidays in Highland castles. This year, for instance, Ashley Judd and racing driver Dario Franchitti married in the Highlands.
WEEK IN REVIEW: U2 Rules, Julia Hosts


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Windows Phone 7 can be remotely located, wiped
Lose your phone much? If so, you may want to consider one running Windows Phone 7 (WP7) for your next replacement.
Lose your phone much? If so, you may want to consider one running Windows Phone 7 (WP7) for your next replacement.
Google's AdMob business could not deliver advertising through iAd if Apple began enforcing a policy that restricts the involvement of companies that have their own mobile operating systems, said Omar Hamoui, vice president of mobile ads at Google.
Telstra and HTC this afternoon revealed that the telco had won an exclusive deal to launch HTC's Android-based Wildfire handset in Australia in August -- but details remain scant as to pricing and availability.
Researchers at Flinders University in Adelaide have developed a way to expand the reach of mobile phone networks by turning each mobile into a mesh network node using standard wireless technology.
Despite recent reports that say Google's Android market will soon have 100,000 mobile phone apps, Google is still far short of the 225,000 apps available for the iPhone. But Google is enlisting a new weapon in its attempts to overtake Apple's numeric...
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer promised a sports arena filled with Microsoft partners that, within months, a number of Windows-based tablets would be hitting the market, and that the company is urgently working to bring its Windows 7 smartphone OS to ma...
Google on Monday revealed a new software tool that lets just about anyone make apps for mobile phones that use its Android software.
A lawsuit against Apple and AT&T Mobility will proceed as a class action, following a ruling in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California on Thursday, court documents show.
Google's App Inventor for Android has inspired some early complaints from users who claim they have not been able to install the software on 64-bit Windows 7 machines, and others who say the App Inventor Web site, ironically, does not display properl...
Consumer Reports magazine today said it won't recommend Apple's Phone 4 because of major reception issues when users touch the external antenna.
Samsung Australia will host two Australian developer days in August for its new Bada mobile operating system, the company announced last week.
The problem with Apple's iPhone 4 Facetime commercial is that not everyone has an iPhone 4, and that's just not happening.
Owning an Android smartphone means never having to say 'I don't know'
While the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project stated that wireless usage is up in almost all categories, some groups are trending differently than others.
The U.S. International Trade Commission has launched an investigation into patent complaints filed by FlashPoint Technology, which alleges that four smartphone makers have violated three patents related to the digital camera functions in the devices.
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First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.


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Paternoed (verb, usually past-tense) -- Slang. To poop, to defecate, to move bowels accidentally or in a situation in which it is least desired. To crap oneself, i.e. moving bowels when wearing a garmet. Named for the legendary Penn State head football coach who was forced to leave in the middle of a big game to use the facilities. He returned after halftime wearing different pants and later said only that he had 'flu-like symptoms.'
Have you Paternoed yet today?
I Paternoed myself.
You smell like you Paternoed yourself.
I Paternoed myself.
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Can you define these popular missing words?
If you were unjustly dismissed, fucked or screwed from a job-you have been Paternoed. Obviously you were competent but still were fired because a higher up in your organization ignored the truth.
I used to teach at that school but I got Paternoed. I think it was cause I was smarter then my boss.
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Dave Reinke
APWA-InfoLink Project Manager
As APWA-InfoLink (www.apwa-infolink.com) continues to grow, the involvement of members like you becomes increasingly important. InfoLink was designed to provide information to the public works professional, and the source of that information is other members.
So how does it get shared? Only if "other" members (that's you) make this information available.
Of the 26,000 members of APWA, all work in a town, city, county, or company that has information to share. Some of these agencies and companies have already established very complete websites, while some might only have a single home page with rudimentary information, and some are not yet sharing information online. But all of them have information that is valuable, and can benefit citizens and fellow public works professionals when shared.
If information is already posted on the web, establishing a link from InfoLink is very easy. The registered user only needs to log in, and under the agency listing add links to each of the categories that break down the site content into specific areas. The user adds the URL (cutting and pasting it from a browser is the easy way), adds a title and is done. If agency information is not yet on the web, it is really a matter of finding the right IT (information technology) person at the city or county that is already working on a site-most will welcome the additional content.
We can look at the City of Sacramento as an example. Out of 17 categories of links on the InfoLink site, Sacramento has 11 of them pointing to content residing on the city's site. And the ones they don't have links for are due to the administrative structure of the department. Citizens can look up complete directory information, solid waste collection schedules, RFPs and design standards. A complete brochure on Winter Preparedness is available for download, with tips and hints, emergency contact numbers, road closure information, and more.
Another example is one APWA member who wanted to know the specs for a wooden-faced guardrail for a project. The North Carolina Department of Transportation's site provided not only the specs requested, but downloadable AutoCAD(tm) files (the PDF format is available as well) of the structure itself. The site even includes notes on installation, cost issues, and other pertinent information.
While the overall economy has slowed, and the media has reported on some spectacular "dot-com" crashes, most companies are focused on making the Internet work as part of their existing business plans and not the final answer. Some that had created separate Internet "spin-offs" are bringing those divisions back into the corporate fold, and "brick-and-mortar" stores are leveraging the presence of their "click-and-mortar" siblings as an additional sales channel, not a replacement. Many communities, having missed (thankfully) the "dot-com" frenzy, are just now utilizing the Internet for the delivery of citizen services and information. This rational and logical approach is well founded; overall statistics show Internet use continues its steady increase, up to 200 percent in the most recent quarter, according to one industry analyst. The number of websites published continues to grow exponentially, and new top level domain names (".biz" and ".info") to accompany the familiar suffixes of ".com," ".gov," ".net" and ".org," are scheduled to be released this fall, allowing the registration of even more sites.
A similar pattern can be observed in the growth of APWA Chapter websites. Where a year ago less than 10 percent had separate sites, now 28 chapters have sites posted, with many more under development. These chapters realize that they can share information about chapter news and events, membership information, and local links. These sites serve as an important step to expand the reach of APWA administrative efforts to individual chapters.
But the chapters' Internet involvement is also important as sources of agencies and companies to join the InfoLink community. Chapter representatives are being identified to help each chapter and its members utilize InfoLink, both in posting information and using it to find information, ideas, sources and new business. These points of contact will work with companies and municipalities from their own states and regions, and help InfoLink respond at a local level.
So once again we ask you to take an active part in APWA-InfoLink, and take part in building a robust, vital workspace. Bookmark the site, and visit regularly to view what your fellow APWA members are making available, and the types of information they are sharing. And don't forget that "others" are counting on your information as well.
For more information on any aspect of APWA-InfoLink, contact Dave Reinke at 202-408-9541, or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text: Glory St. Clair loves soaking up Hollywood's vampire nightlife with her sexy Scottish lover, Jeremiah. Especially when she meets a vampire/ diet guru who promises to give her the body she's wanted for centuries. One problem: his clan and Jeremiah's are ancient enemies. But Glory's not about to let a stupid family feud come between her and slender bliss. Yet, she can't help but wonder…how much is she willing to risk for her hips? And how much (and precisely what) is she willing to lose?


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With gift and estate taxes in a state of flux, some experts are advising their clients to take advantage of the current gift tax unified credit to transfer up to $5,120,000 to heirs in case that amount is reduced to $1 million on January 1, 2013.
You are encouraged to con sult your legal and financial advisers regarding your personal situation.
Please advise the College if you have included Hamilton in your estate plan or completed a planned gift so you may be honored and recognized as a Joel Bristol Associate.
For more information about planned gifts at Hamilton, please call Ben Madonia '74 or Joni Chizzonite at 866-729-0317.


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HOOVER, Alabama - Hunter Street Baptist Church in Hoover is holding a Family Night on Wednesday, including free movies and inflatables.
People in the community, whether they have children or not, are invited to come to the event at the church's Student Building, starting at 5 p.m.
The church will show three movies:
"Monsters University" at 6 p.m. (rated G)
"The Lego Movie" at 6:30 p.m. (rated PG)
"The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader" at 8 p.m. (rated PG)
See content advisories for the movies at the links above.
All the movies, popcorn and inflatables are free. Food vendors, including Sneaky Pete's Hotdogs and Marco's Pizza, will be offering food for sale. There also will be shaved ice, candy and soft drinks available, said Wendy Koon, the communications director for the church.
"It's just a time for people to relax and get to know people - a fun summertime event," Koon said. It will be held rain or shine.
See a video about the event on the Hunter Street Baptist Church Facebook page.
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MINISTER of State, Shane McEntee confirmed today the opening immediate of a new forest roads grant scheme.
The primary aim of the Forest Roads Scheme is to provide funding for the construction of management and harvesting roads and other infrastructural works to facilitate timber harvesting.
The Government's priority is to achieve the best value from the funding available. This, they say, will bring employment opportunities in the construction industry to remote areas which are badly needed.
Local Fine Gael TD Noel Harrington welcomed the move saying, "There were over 200 outstanding applicants at the time of the closure of the old Roads Scheme, whose applications had yet to be determined of approved.
"The Department will be in contact with these contacts shortly to offer them the opportunity to switch over to the new scheme, subject to acceptance of the new terms and conditions".


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Malcolm Jenkins played as well as any corner in the country against Purdue. The rotation of Donald Washington and Chimdi Chekwa at the other corner spot has worked. The safeties that I thought we're making enough plays early in the year have become more active on the field and don't get beat deep (though in a world of the spread offense, it's easier to keep receivers in front of you.)
Everyone seems to see Ross Homan improving whenever he's on the field. I just think James Laurinaitis is as good as it gets at college linebacker, and Marcus Freeman finds the ball as well.
Now, when Wisconsin needed a drive to take the lead two weeks ago, the Badgers were able to go right down the field in the fourth quarter before Terrelle Pryor brought Ohio State back on its own drive.
The defensive line I thought was better against the Boilermakers, but now has lost Lawrence Wilson for the year.
If Ohio State needs the defense to win games if the offense is sputtering, do you think this defense is good enough to do that? The past two seasons, the defense has controlled games during the regular season up to the national title games. But we're not talking about national title games right now, we're talking about getting through the Big Ten.
People point to the way the Buckeyes won games in 2002, when the offense was less than prolific in many games. But that defense could dominate. Can this defense be that way?
After Saturday's 16-3 win, in Tressel's tenure, the Buckeyes are 8-8 when scoring 17 points or fewer. In 2002, the Buckeyes were 3-0 scoring 17 or under.
Is there any way Ohio State can beat Michigan State, Penn State, Northwestern and Illinois scoring 17 points per game?


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SAP and IT security company, Turnkey Consulting (www.turnkeyconsulting.com), has launched a graduate recruitment and training scheme to further strengthen its teams and provide insight and support for IT security professionals starting their career.
The structured programme will enable graduates to develop strong consultancy skills, business competence, risk management knowledge and specialist technical expertise. It includes formal classroom-based training, as well as 'hands-on' experience alongside Turnkey consultants as they work on a broad range of client projects in a variety of sectors. Graduates will also have the opportunity to take external qualifications, including SAP certification, as these become relevant to their role at Turnkey.
"We have always been one hundred percent focused on meeting our clients' expectations, and that requires having the right people in our teams," explains Richard Hunt, managing director at Turnkey Consulting. "However, finding people with the combination of experience and outlook that we need can be difficult, so taking on individuals that we can train in our best-practice from the outset is an ideal way to resolve this. It will enable graduates to kick-start their careers, while our clients continue to have access to strong consultants that are focused on both their technical and business needs."
Turnkey is recruiting graduates through attending university Milkround events and via LinkedIn postings. Details of how to apply are also available on the company's website: http://www.turnkeyconsulting.com/career/risk-consulting-graduate-scheme-2014/
About Turnkey Consulting (www.turnkeyconsulting.com):
Turnkey Consulting is a specialist GRC and IT security company that combines business consulting with technical implementation to deliver information security solutions in support of SAP systems. It focuses on the delivery of specialised services in support of SAP solutions in the areas of security, governance, risk and compliance (GRC). It works with service providers, audit partners and SAP clients directly to provide the security controls and solutions that safeguard and complement a company's implementation of an SAP system. Clients include systems integrators, blue chip organisations and a number of government agencies.
The company was established in 2004 and already has offices in the UK, Australia, Germany and the US.
Follow Turnkey Consulting on Twitter at @TurnkeySAPGRC
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December 2014
The Grand Prairie Master Bike Plan is a collaborative effort between the IUS, NCTCOG, and the City of Grand Prairie with studies and developed bike pathway alternatives for the city.
October 2014
The Palestine, Texas national award-winning compressive land use plan focuses on bringing development back into the city's historic center.
September 2014
This Train Plan looks at neighborhoods and how communities and visitors use and access trails to develop plausible alternatives for their trail network.
June 2014
This Strategic Plan builds on a broad array of local experience and knowledge to develop a 5-year economic development plan.
June 2014
The ETCOG Workforce Solutions Strategic Plan brings many different voices to the table to identify issues and develop creative, innovative and practical solutions to organizational issues.
January 2014
The City of Pilot Point unique comprehensive land-use plan retains small-town feel and rapid growth.
October 2013
Plan to provide guidance and strategic management for future parks and recreation development in Saginaw, Texas, for the next 10 to 20 years.
July 2013
Plan to provide recommendations for the renovation or development of parks and open spaces in Aledo, Texas, as well as a comprehensive new trails plan.
July 2013
Case studies to assist the city of Irving, Texas, in assessing two proposals (a music venue and an arts incubator) for a structure located at 222 East Irving Boulevard.
March 2013
Economic base analysis for northeast Fort Worth to help city leaders and citizens plan realistically for the future development of the area.
September 2012
Feasibility study that examines 35 acres of land in southern Brazoria, Texas, to determine if a water park would be successful, and, if so, what kind of water park would be appropriate.
June 2012
Design proposal for the historic downtown and central business district neighborhood of Kaufman, Texas.


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I told my midwife at my last appointment (yesterday) that I'm going to start drinking Red Raspberry Leaf Tea (I'll be 27 weeks tomorrow) and she didn't seem very supportive of it.. she said I can drink it, but that I should only drink a very weak brew of it and only once a day until I'm 36 weeks then I can drink as much of it as I want, because she doesn't want it to start early labor.... But I've never heard of it starting labor early and I disagree with her. Many women that I have talked to say 2 cups of RRLT a day in the 2nd triminster and 3 cups of it in the 3rd... Would it be wrong of me to ignore my midwifes suggestion and just drink it 2-3 times a day, I really believe that's what I should do in order for my uterus to be tone and strong for labor especially since I'm starting to drink it so late in my pregnancy.. (Alot of women I know start drinking it around 14-16 weeks)
Any advice or opinions?
disagree with my midwife about RRLT
Take it slow and be careful!
I think if you start slow and small and pay close attention you should be ok. I've never heard of it *starting* labor and my gut tells me it wouldn't, unless you had some unknown risk factor and your body was ready to go anyway, but...
I remember I tried drinking some at one point with my last pregnancy, and it made my BH so strong that I got spooked and didn't try it again.
ETA- I also don't think its something you *need* to do to prepare for labor
Jess, mom to...
Kieran, 6/13/2009 and Rowan 1/31/2011 and Molly, 8/5/2013
Well I have been drinking a cup a day for about 3 days now and I haven't had any reaction to it whatsoever... So I don't think I'm one of the women that has strong reactions to it, So I think I will continue to do just one cup a day for about a week and then I'm going to up it to 2 a day and then probably 3 a day as I get closer to my due date. At PP's it may not be something I NEED to do but every single woman I have talked to (including my mom) says that there is a huge differents in their labor when they drank RRLT compared to when they didn't drink it. They all say they had easier and faster labors when they drank RRLT, so I know it really does tone you and help things so it is definitely something I WANT to do.
I would listen to her if you value her opinion. I am going to start at 37 weeks, or tomorrow:) 3 weeks of drinking it should be enough.
@ Pp, most people I know start drinking it around the beginning of their second triminster.. It's not in any way harmful and while 3 weeks might be enough.... 13 weeks will help even more :-) So I've already started drinking it.


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DeJesus, Berry and Knight given Governor's Courage Award
Monday, February 24, 2014 9:55 PM
Three Governor's Courage Awards lie in wait to be given to the three women who suffered for 10 years at the hands of Ariel Castro; Gina DeJesus, Amanda Berry and Michelle Knight. John Kasich delivered his fourth state-of-the-state address on Monday evening at the Medina Performing Arts Center. (Lynn Ischay/The Plain Dealer)
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Schultz -- Wilking
Sara Jane Schultz and Gregg Eli Wilking were united in marriage Nov. 6 at the Community Bible Church in Montevideo.
The bride is the daughter of Jeraldine June Chamberlain of Willmar and the late Theodore Lee Chamberlain. The groom is the son of Clarence and Chuckie Wilking of Sauk Centre and Joanne Wilking of Montevideo.
Matron of honor was Melissa Jean Upchurch, daughter of the bride. Maid of honor was Christine Schultz, daughter of the bride.
Best man was William Dack, friend of the groom. Groom's attendant was Daniel Robert Schultz, son of the bride.
Usher was Timothy John Upchurch, son-in-law of the bride.
The couple lives near Montevideo, where the groom is employed by Royal Tire. The bride is employed by Granite Falls Manor as a nursing assistant.


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Authorities said two inmates who escaped from a work release in Leslie County are back in custody.
Twenty-two-year-old Taylor Brewer and 27-year-old Adam Warner walked away while they were weed-eating in the Greasy Creek area on Tuesday.
Officials said Brewer was captured Friday and Warner was apprehended Saturday night.
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Orene T. Barron, 89, of Caulfield, Ark., formerly of Dyer, died Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2008.
She was a homemaker, a former restaurant owner, a member of AM Vets Auxiliary and the Elks.
Services were at 10 a.m. Saturday at Clinkingbeard Funeral Home in Gainesville, Mo. Burial will be in Fowler Chapel Cemetery in Caulfield, Mo.
Survivors include a sister, Becky Stidham of Oxford, Miss.; six grandchildren, Charles Watson Jr. of Caulfield, Mo., Rusty Watson and wife, Diane, and Kay Parrish and husband, Buddy, all of Leesburg, Ga., Eddie Barron and wife, Kathy, Ann Batesel and husband, Danny, and Deanna Edmonds, all of Caulfield, Mo.; a special nephew, Aaron Franks and wife, Barbara, of Caulfield, Mo.; 11 great-grandchildren; 14 great-great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Hollis Barron; a daughter, Mary Katherine Watson; a son, Leon Barron; her parents, Abe Thrasher and Zora "Ashby" Thrasher; a granddaughter, Tonya Lee Barron; four sisters; and a brother.
James Neely Flatt, 77, of Dyersburg, died Friday, Jan. 11, 2008 at Dyersburg Regional Medical Center.
He was a retired educator and school administrator, serving as principal of Ridgely Elementary and supervisor of instruction for the Lake County School System, as well as teaching at Trimble and Newbern High School. He was also a member of Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church in Newbern and served in the U.S. Army from July 1952-June 1954 as a radio operator.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church with the Rev. Perry Grills officiating. Burial will be in McCorkle Cemetery in Newbern.
The family will receive visitors today from 2:30-5 p.m. today at Johnson-Williams Funeral Home and at noon Monday at the church.
Survivors include his wife, Bobbie Flatt of Dyersburg; two daughters, Judy Neel O'Day of Columbus, Ind., and Atha Jane Pilcher of Somerville; a stepson, Brent Figgins of Newbern; a brother, Jerry Almon Flatt of Riceville; and seven grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a stepdaughter, Vicky Sherron and husband, Eddie; a son, James Mack Flatt; and his parents, R.D. and Maude Thompson Flatt.
Pallbearers will be Brent Figgins, Brian O'Day, Gene Hall, Cecil Parker, Shane Simpson and James McCorkle.
The family requests that any memorials be directed to McCorkle Cemetery Fund, c/o Ms. Tanya Sandlin, P.O. Box 14, Newbern, TN 38059.
Marilyn M. Isbell Hickerson, 53, of Dyersburg, died Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008 at Wesley at Dyersburg Nursing Center.
She was a sitter for the elderly.
Services will be at 2 p.m. today at Hamer Road Church of Jesus Christ, where she was a member, with Brother Jerry Stafford and Brother Mac Daniels officiating. Burial will be in Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg. Curry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
The family will receive visitors from 1-2 p.m. today at the church.
Survivors include a daughter, Sherry Hickerson of Sikeston, Mo.; a son, Chris Hickerson of Murfreesboro; three sisters, Lagreta Ann Roy of Dyersburg, Tina Canada of Lenox, and Tincey Mary Isbell of Memphis; a brother, Tommy Isbell of Dyersburg; eight grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents, J.P. and Flora Mai Isbell; and two brothers, Dewey Isbell and Mark Allen Isbell.
Pallbearers will be Jamin Barker, Shane Blair, Clarence "Did" Hays, Brian Hinson, Chris Jeter, Josh Key, Eric Markham and James Yarbro.
The family requests that any memorials be directed to Community Cancer Fund, P.O. Box 1002, Dyersburg, TN 38025-1002.
Wardell "P Liquor" Purdue, 84, of Dyersburg, died Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2008 at his residence.
He was retired from Forcum Lannom and was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran of World War II, serving in operations on Okinawa, Ryukyu, Retto and Nasnsei Island.
The family will receive visitors today from 6-8 p.m. at Cosmopolitan Funeral Services. Burial will be Wednesday, Jan. 16 at West Tennessee Veterans Cemetery in Memphis.
Ruby Harrison Johnson of Ripley, formerly of Dyersburg, died Thursday, Jan. 10, 2008 at Jackson-Madison County General Hospital.
Services were held Saturday at Conner Assembly of God in Ripley. Burial was in Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg. Garner Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
Survivors include a daughter, Deborah Criswell of Ripley; a stepdaughter, Katie Johnson of Horn Lake, Miss.; four sisters, Pat Martin of Ripley, Gloria Pounders and Deloris Clanton, both of Dyersburg, and Donna Simpson of Oakland; two grandchildren; and a nephew she raised, Kylee Clanton.
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Lars Howlett is a freelance documentary and event photographer telling stories from the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond.. .
Documentary & Photojournalism
Beginning his career as a photojournalist intern at a daily newspaper in Santiago, Chile, Lars has fifteen years experience in the field of documentary photography-- most recently as the chief photographer for the Half Moon Bay Review. He has traveled to Cameroon for a documentary of the last surviving master of a tribal instrument, the US//Mexico border to create portraits of migrants at a refuge, and on a trekking expedition to a Buddhist monastery in the foothills of Mount Everest.
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Available as a freelance photographer, Lars documents events such as the Half Moon Bay International Marathon, the Mavericks big wave surf contest, and the Pie Ranch benefit farm feast. He photographs weddings, family portraits, professional head shots, and birthday parties, among other things, in an easy-going, natural, and creative way, striving to capture real expressions with ambient light.
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Lars has seven years of experience in the classroom as an instructor of traditional and digital photography. For three years he taught black and white shooting and printing at a high school, continuing as an adjunct professor in digital photography with a focus on composition and Adobe Lightroom. Lars mentors individuals from beginners to professionals practicing the philosophy of mindful photography - working with intention and a process of conscious decisions.


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The Crow: Salvation
Release Date: September 15th, 2000
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Alex Corvis (Eric Mabius) is falsely convicted of brutally stabbing his girlfriend Lauren to death. He maintains his innocence and insists that Lauren was killed by a man with distinctive scars on his body but the police cannot find any trace of him. After three years on death row, Alex is electrocuted in a messy execution and shortly after, his guardian crow appears and resurrects him. With the help of Lauren's sister Erin (Kirsten Dunst), the Crow begins his hunt for the killer.
Cast: Kirsten Dunst, Eric Mabius, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, William Atherton, Fred Ward, Debbie Fan, Grant Shaud, David Stevens
Director: Bharat Nalluri
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U.S. Sprint Gran Prix kicks off 2013 schedule at Velodrome
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Saturday marked opening night at the Valley Preferred Cycling Center.
The U.S. Sprint Gran Prix kicked off the World Series of Bicycling's 2013 schedule.
Some of the top cyclists in the world will be in Trexlertown training at the Velodrome throughout the summer.
The World Series of Bicycling's next event will be next Friday night at 7:30pm.
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YOU MAY NOT believe it, but there really are government forces trying to help you become better informed about your workplace retirement plan.
I wonder if their efforts are in vain.
The Department of Labor is moving ahead with a proposal for transparency, opening a 90-day comment period to collect opinions on a proposed guide to help employers find fee information in disclosures they get from the investment companies that manage their 401(k)-type retirement plans.
The department felt it needed to step in because companies were having a hard time locating the required fee information, which often was buried in legalese and multiple documents, said Phyllis Borzi, assistant labor secretary for employee-benefits security.


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Rachel McAdams Gossip
Rachel McAdams gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
Rachel's award season
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It was a busy weekend for Rachel McAdams. She was at the Santa Barbara Film Festival on Friday. On Saturday she was with Spotlight director Tom McCarthy at the Directors Guild Awards. And then yesterday she was at the Oscar Nominees Luncheon to celebrate her first nomination. This is not the year that Rachel will win. Full Story
Rachel & Ryan at the Oscars
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As mentioned earlier, Ryan Gosling was one on the Academy's first list of presenters released yesterday. The Big Short might be making a late surge in the Oscar race. Ryan's obviously going to support his film but also to get a head start on promoting The Nice Guys, coming out in April. Full Story
Rachel reps Spotlight
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Rachel McAdams was the only Spotlight cast member present at the Critics' Choice Awards last night and spoke on behalf of the cast when it was named Best Acting Ensemble. "Our cast" is what she said, which is the way it should be said. Once again, just as it was at the Golden Globes, Rachel was joined at the event by Sacha Pfeiffer. Full Story
Rachel in, Kristen out
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Rachel McAdams was nominated for a Best Supporting Actress Oscar this morning. TwiHards were hoping that Kristen Stewart would get in there, given that several critics associations singled her out and it was great to see her out there, hustling for it. But she was always going to be a dark horse. As I wrote last week – click here Full Story
Rachel McAdams's Golden Globes Plus One
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Style and then substance? Is that the way we should go? Because Rachel has both. I think her look last night was maybe not some people's favourite, but I was really into it. To me, it's a kind of a harder take on her Oscar look from 2010, which was arguably her high-water mark, stylewise. Full Story
Double Alicia
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BAFTA award nominations were announced today as the Academy nominations deadline nears. (Ballots are due at the end of the day.) Just as she was for the Golden Globes, Alicia Vikander has been nominated twice. She's in the Best Actress category, proper, for her work in The Danish Girl, and in the Best Supporting Actress category for her work in Ex Machina. Full Story
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In Palm Springs last week, the cast of The Big Short was honoured for Best Ensemble. During Steve Carell's acceptance speech for the team, he joked that they all were happy because Ryan Gosling wasn't there: Steve Carell on Ryan Gosling! Speaking for the cast of #TheBigShort Full Story
Rachel wins with Spotlight
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Have you seen Spotlight yet? The film won Best Feature and Best Screenplay last night at the Gotham Independent Film Awards, strengthening its position as a frontrunner for Best Picture at the Oscars. There is no doubt – Spotlight will be nominated in the category. Right now it's about what other films it'll face in the race. Full Story
TIFF Review: Spotlight
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Hands down the best movie I've seen at TIFF, Spotlight is a phenomenal film, absolutely pitch perfect from start to finish. This could be my whole review—this film is flawless and if it doesn't affect you, then you are a monster. It will break your heart. It will make you so, SO angry. Full Story
Rachel's home Spotlight
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Sarah's review for Spotlight will follow this post. Here we are focusing on Toronto's own Rachel McAdams. But I begin with an article in the Globe & Mail, Canada's newspaper of record, published yesterday about how Hollywood has affected the festival, specifically how the Hollywood marketing and publicity machine is sidelining Canadian journalists at TIFF in favour of the major American outlets. Full Story
Rachel in Telluride
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Rachel McAdams was at the Telluride Film Festival this weekend promoting Spotlight. Spotlight is receiving solid reviews coming out of Telluride and Venice and will screen at TIFF this weekend, continuing to build momentum for an Oscar run. And if it holds up, that'll be the second ensemble in a row led by Michael Keaton to go to the show. Full Story


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Dr. Daniel Ansari will present a talk entitled "Number Symbols in the Brain" on Tuesday, January 12, 2016 at 10:30am in the Applied Physics & Math Building, room 4301.
The Center for Human Development organizes the research efforts of faculty from throughout the UCSD community and beyond who are interested in a more integrative approach to understanding human development. Our mission is to advance a new, more collaborative, more inclusive, and multidisciplinary science of the developing mind and brain – focused on the resilience, creativity, and well-being of children and adolescents. Together we study normal developmental processes in children as well as development in children at risk for adverse outcomes or disorders, and we pursue innovative ways of mitigating such risks or otherwise enhancing the well-being of children.
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When it comes to Canadian oil sands, there has been one direction that many a company has followed: toward the exit. Tough economics, as well as a lack of sufficient takeaway capacity, has made oil sands production difficult for oil companies. But where so many other companies see peril, ExxonMobil (NYSE: XOM ) and Schlumberger (NYSE: SLB ) see opportunity. Exxon has held the course on its major Kearl oil sands project and expects it to be up and running in 2015. Also, Schlumberger has just acquired a Canadian company that provides geochemical and fluid analysis to oil sands producers.
Sometimes, going against the grain can be a great opportunity to profit, but it also can come at great risk. Tune in to the video below where Fool.com contributor Tyler Crowe takes a look at these two companies' moves and ponders which one is likely to succeed.
Not every big opportunity in the energy space needs to come at high risk. The Motley Fool has identified one behind-the-scenes giant that is poised to make big profits for years to come. To get the name and detailed analysis of this company that will prosper for years to come, check out the special free report: "The Only Energy Stock You'll Ever Need." Don't miss out on this limited-time offer and your opportunity to discover this under-the-radar company before the market does. Click here to access your report -- it's totally free.


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e-accessibility initiates actions for the disabled which need to be known and conveyed to others.
"Subsidies for equipment, information about accessibility, online availability of instructions, promotion of e-accessibility conformity logos, etc."
You are an organisation in direct contact with disability, sustainable development, employment, the specialist press, the Internet, etc., we are looking for information relay contacts in order to reach a maximum number of people.
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Partnerships are at the heart of our action.
Since 2009, e-accessibility has built a network of exceptional partners around its actions.
Our work requires cooperation between a number of associated groups which provide us with their support and their contribution: media and journalists, associations, schools, etc.
Along with all those who work in the public interest sector or the public information sector on disability and the Web, we have made a sense of partnership a key aspect of our identity. Applying a sense of partnership means, in the continuity of our work, doing our utmost to take care of the relationships of reciprocity and harmony which we want to establish and maintain with each one over time, for the benefit of all.
A sense of partnership is the recognition of the essential link between collaboration and the moral obligations conferred on us by all those in France who help to make e-accessibility a useful, profitable and healthy association.
If you would like to receive our information or propose a partnership, please contact us.
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Any organisation specialising in accessibility and the taking into account of disability is able to integrate the e-accessibility directory.
This directory has been designed with a view to helping companies wishing to set up actions based on disability to find the specialists in their field (Web accessibility, Braille printers, sign language specialists, employment for the disabled).
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The e-accessibility directory presents an exhaustive list of professionals working in the field of accessibility and disability. The selection is made on the basis of the relevance, expertise and experience of each one.
This free and easy-to-use tool is designed for « communication & disability service » departments, or stakeholders wishing to set up actions in this field. It was set up to offer a simple and effective service for finding the company able to meet needs both upstream and downstream in just a few clicks.
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The e-accessibility association is a website specialising in digital accessibility open to the greatest number of people. If you want to promote and disseminate some of your actions or messages (concerning disability) on our website we are able to provide you with advertising space (advertising banners on the right-hand side)
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Unique, thanks to its concept, the e-accessibility portal has very quickly become a reference in France in the field of digital accessibility. Spaces are reserved on our website to help you to communicate about your services, products and disability actions.
Your target: disabled people, large companies, companies specialising in accessibility and disability, schools, associations.
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The Scottish singer, 48, who struggled mightily with her meteoric rise to fame following her legendary appearance on Britain's Got Talent last April, says she's turned a corner where celebrity is concerned.
"I was like a scared child before, but I'm not the scared person I used to be," Boyle tells CBS Sunday Morning. "I had to learn how to deal with a lot of publicity, and the glare of attention. And that takes a bit to get used to. But I got there in the end!"
Boyle, who canceled concerts and was hospitalized at one point last year as she dealt with the pressures of stardom, forged her newfound confidence both in the studio and away from it.
It began with the recording sessions for I Dreamed a Dream, her best-selling CD released late last year, in which she surprised herself with her vocal range and versatility on songs like "Amazing Grace," the Rolling Stones' "Wild Horses" and Madonna's "You'll See."
"It's good to experiment," she says. "It's a bit like having a wee flower. If you put a wee bit of water [on it], it gradually blossoms."
The same can be said of Boyle herself. While fame will always have its challenges – she dealt with an intruder at her small home in Scotland just last month – she takes comfort in the feedback she gets from fans.
"I think I'm entertaining people," she says. "I'm inspiring a lot of people. What people have written to me about how much I have inspired [them] … I'd like to keep on doing that for as long as it lasts."
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Manage personnel, budget, and other resources of Engineering, Traffic, Streets, and GIS divisions. Make reports to City Council as requested concerning topics which are under the responsibility of those divisions. Facilitate provision of services to citizens and other departments by coordinating activities with those of other departments, municipalities, and outside agencies. Oversee the review of development plans for the extension of public infrastructure by the private sector and for the construction of all public infrastructures with in public right-of-way. Must follow city and departmental policies and procedures. Typically works in a climate controlled indoor environment. May be exposed to dust, loud noises, and communicable diseases. May be required to perform inspection duties in the field.
Drivers License: Valid Class C Texas DL Education: Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering is required. Experience: Seven years experience in engineering of streets, drainage, water/sewer, and transportation facilities with progressively increasing supervisory experience is required. Experience in administration of engineering activities with a government entity is preferred. Certifications: Texas Professional Engineer is required. Registered Public Surveyor (TX) is desired. Testing: No testing required. Physical Demands: Sedentary


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Rainshine is when there are clouds around in the sky but you see the sun and blue sky directly above you, and water is still dropping down from the sky on you.
You can still get wet on a nice day when it rainshines. It is often the case in the pacific northwest on the north american continent, that rainshine occurs between showers.
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Behind Give to Get Jobs™ you'll find a mother-daughter team striving to prove you can give back to get paid. We know the jobs are out there, and we want to find them for you. But how did we get here?
We know how difficult it can be to search for for-profit jobs that give back. Job titles vary so much company-to-company it's nearly impossible to search on a mega job board.
We want to make it easier, for everyone!
here is what we pledge to do:
- Find you jobs where you can give back and get paid
- Connect you with companies who share the same values, give back to society, and still make a profit.
along the way we hope to:
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Opening your eyes to the world that exists where:
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- Engage your mind by keeping you updated on the latest news and trends in social enterprise, corporate social responsibility, and sustainability
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Here at Give to Get Jobs™, we don't just talk the talk, we walk the walk! When a company buys a job posting, we use a portion of it to give back focusing on job training and education. See how many lives we've impacted so far.


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Review of Hey Let Loose Your Love
May 2005
You hurriedly park your Morris Minor Traveller outside your pebbledash bungalow and tear into the lounge bedecked in brown acrylic, feverishly removing the sleeve from the new Focus Group LP, carefully lowering the 12 inches of static crackling plastic onto your formica-clad entertainment centre. Its creator, celebrated sleeve designer Julian House (Stereolab, Broadcast, Primal Scream) is an exacting collector of the tainted British parochial. Obsessed by the twilight world of Diana Dors, Donald Cammell, Joe Meek and Delia Derbyshire, he crafts both exquisite visual collages in thrall to European Modernism (the moiré effects from the covers of penguin books, Lettrism and Polish movie Posters) and divinely wrought soundscapes that hark back to an eternal past.
The 19 instrumentals on
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are so heavily woven that the fabric that holds them together threatens to disintegrate. Detail isn't oppressive in the least, merely destabilisingly delicate. Songs are like lopsided Victorian automata, instruments mismatch in incongruent tempos (one of House's stock sources are library records in which instrumental parts for songs are separated individually, tracks he proceeds to reconstruct elliptically) and sequences frequently crumble into soft-edged bliss before one's ears. It is almost as if the very action of their exposure is the agent of their collapse. Stranger still, though plainly audible, occasionally the music seems to disappear from earshot, becoming proverbially invisible, sinking into the netherworld of the unconscious. Recurrent themes serve as mnemonics luring the listener's attention to the surface.
Pieced together from the mustiest samples- children's exercise records, vintage BBC drama, clunky Brit jazz and (most pertinently) library records, this is an archaeology of emotion, a philosophically motivated exploration of the power of not just one's childhood memories, but of the collective unconscious. In the work of The Focus Group and House's partners Belbury Poly ant Eric Zann at ghostbox.co.uk (where the collective's entire output is available), memory is a theoretical portal to the phantasmal kingdom, not a trivial exercise in retro stylistics.


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Papers are invited from scholars from across the disciplines working on any aspect of the memoir in relation to military conflicts in any locale, from the early modern period to the present day. In examining war memoirs and the manner in which both veterans and civilians recall past conflicts, this symposium will also contribute to a broader discussion on the experience of war across cultural boundaries.
Keynote Speaker: Prof. Jay Winter (Yale)
Paper proposals (as well a brief C.V.) should be submitted via e-mail to the conference organizers, Philip Dwyer email@example.com and Roger Markwick firstname.lastname@example.com. Please send all queries to the same address. The deadline for receiving proposals is 1 June 2010. Papers will be circulated before the symposium. Accepted papers must be submitted for circulation to participants no later than 1 November 2010.


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• Do I get to choose my own roommate?
Yes. Any RA can choose to have a roommate. RAs in Centennial and Buc Ridge are required to share their apartment and may request a roommate or have one randomly selected.
• Do I get to choose where I will live?
The RA application asks for assignment preferences, which are considered but not promised. All of the buildings are different and have advantages as well as disadvantages. Returning RAs are given consideration for their preferences before new staff.
• Do I have to be currently living on campus to be an RA?
No but you have to have lived on campus at ETSU for one semester or have RA experience at another campus.
• When do I return to campus for training?
For fall training – about 2 weeks prior to the first day of class, and for spring training – about one week prior.
• What about the RA class?
The RA class should be taken within the first two semesters of employment. The course can be taken for credit (2 credit hours) or non-credit. It meets from 3:00 to 4:20 on Mondays and Wednesdays for the first 10 weeks of the semester. It is offered in both fall and spring semesters.
• Can I have another job?
Yes, as long as it does not interfere with your RA responsibilities and scheduled duties.
• Can I be an officer in a campus organization?
RAs are encouraged to be actively involved in the campus, live balanced lives, and to pursue leadership opportunities outside residence life. The key is time management.
• How much time will I work each week?
RAs live where they work and can be called upon for assistance at any time. In addition, RAs are role models at all times. The actual duty hours and time given to other RA responsibilities varies in each hall and depends, to some extent, on your residents. Typically, RAs work one duty night (4:30pm to 8:00am) per week and, on average, 3 weekends a semester. They are required to attend weekly staff meetings and have individual meetings (one-on-ones) with their RD/ARD. Time spent on programming, bulletin boards, door decs, and meeting with residents varies depending on your residents and what you do. RAs are expected to be available to residents on more than just their duty night. Being an RA requires time management and commitment. Most RAs excel academically, are involved with campus activities, and have another job.
• What is a one-on-one?
One-on-ones are individual meetings with your RD/ARD to discuss your progress as an RA, problems on your floor, setting goals, and anything else pertinent to your success as a student and employee. One-on-ones usually occur weekly for the first few weeks of the semester and less frequently, thereafter, as staff become more familiar with their roles and responsibilities.
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If you forget your password for compressed archive (rar, 7z, zip), this program is the solution.This program uses bruteforce algorithm to find correct password. You can specify wich characters will be used in password generations.
SSH's (secure shell) most common authentication mode is called "interactive keyboard password authentication", so called both because it is typically done via keyboard, and because openssh takes active measures to make sure that the password is, indeed, typed interactively by the keyboard. Sometimes, however, it is necessary to fool ssh into accepting an interactive password non-interactively. This is where sshpass comes in.
SECURITY NOTE: There is a reason openssh insists that passwords be typed interactively. Passwords are harder to store securely and to pass around securely between programs. If you
We have already discussed how to install mail server with postfix+Devcot+SASL+Squirrel Mail in this article we will see how to add spam filter for postfix mail server.
Apache SpamAssassin is an extensible email filter that is used to identify spam. Once identified, the mail can then be optionally tagged as spam for later filtering. It provides a command line tool to perform filtering, a client-server system to filter large volumes of mail, and Mail::SpamAssassin, a set of Perl modules allowing Apache SpamAssassin to be used in a wide variety of email systems.
autossh is a program to start an instance of ssh and monitor it, restarting it as necessary should it die or stop passing traffic. The idea is from rstunnel (Reliable SSH Tunnel), but implemented in C. Connection monitoring is done using a loop of port forwardings. It backs off on the rate of connection attempts when experiencing rapid failures such as connection refused.
Ptunnel is an application that allows you to reliably tunnel TCP connections to a remote host using ICMP echo request and reply packets, commonly known as ping requests and replies. At first glance, this might seem like a rather useless thing to do, but it can actually come in handy in some cases. The following example illustrates the main motivation in creating ptunnel:


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Write and evaluate functions and determine if a graph represents a function.
Learn to use function notation to graph functions.
This video demonstrates a sample use of linear function graphs.
This video provides an explanation of the concept of linear function graphs.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Graphs of Linear Functions.
All students will be able to research two different cell phone companies and determine which cell phone plan is the cheapest using systems of linear equations. Students will represent these relationships through equations, tables and graphs.


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William Jordan's path to affordable produce takes him on three city buses.
At 46, Jordan is hindered by high blood pressure, asthma, and permanent damage to his right knee, but he makes the journey - on crutches, despite the heat, every Thursday afternoon - to stretch his SNAP (food stamp) dollars in an experimental program with an appropriate acronym: LIFE.
This Local Initiative for Food Education at Greensgrow Farm in Kensington, now in its second summer, enables members to stretch their SNAP dollars while cultivating their ability to budget, plan, shop, and prepare meals.


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UPPER MARLBORO, Md. — Mourners have gathered at an Upper Marlboro church for the funeral of former Prince George's County Executive Wayne Curry.
Curry's funeral is scheduled for Thursday at the First Baptist Church of Glenarden in Upper Marlboro. A public viewing is scheduled to begin at 9:30 a.m. with the funeral service at 11 a.m.
Curry had lung cancer and died last week at the age of 63.
The Democrat was elected in 1994 as Prince George's first African-American executive. He served for eight years.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley has ordered that state flags fly at half-staff Thursday in Curry's honor.
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Defenseman Bryce Salvador will also miss the game.
"Neither of them will play," coach Brent Sutter said. "Neither are ready to play. (Madden) is just not feeling up to snuff. It's best to keep him out."
Scott Clemmensen, as expected, will be the Devils' goalie against the Flyers.
Although Madden said he still has flu-like symptoms, it is more likely that his sore back is what is keeping him out. He missed some time during the game in Buffalo when his back tightened up.
"I don't know if it's been a situation for a while. I don't think it's been something that's been all year, no," Sutter said. "It's something that has arisen here in this past week. He's been getting treatment on it and he's responding well to that."


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Belgium, Vlaams Gewest, Kapellen
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This is what's left of it,used parts of it to keep other heli's in the air . I moved on to
single rotor FP but the 9053 is still the bird with most hours in the air uptil now .
Going to put it back together someday when I find the time,really loved flying it as 3.5 ch and as 4ch.
Mixer: Esky big lama 4in1 + flysky TX/RX
Belgium, Vlaams Gewest, Kapellen
Joined Jul 2012
98 Posts
Belgium, Vlaams Gewest, Kapellen
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4 channel 9053
here's another one...
Soon it will be on Ebay
Joined Jun 2012
364 Posts
well here are some mods I did for the 9053
United States, PA, Kittanning
Joined Aug 2012
10 Posts
Sup Guys,
Lemme start by saying Thanks for all the useful info..got my heli on monday, been pissin with it since then. Currently on vacation so i dont got access to all my tools till tomorrow...then its game on. LOL one think i will note though.. My heli is NOT the double horse by name, but its a "GT8004" I been flying this Mofo around all week long. Checking this, that and everything in between. The entire machine is pretty close to the double horse. the RX has same red LED on it, lower blades are already flipped, Still has the dumb brace bar on the rear of it, and a over length tail. I will remove all that jazz when i get home. As for stripped out issues, yah..it does the same thing ill fix that too. Once i get ahold of my uni-bit ill bore myself a nice hole in the front canopy to get some air into it. I also plan on removing those cheezy little LED rockets that are mounted on the side of it. lol (A. They kill battery a little bit? B. They add weight...that isn't needed.) i also plan on going with a different Li-Po battery that i can mount outside and will allow it to be changed out quicker and also allow better cooling and weight distribution. I been flying this thing around the tennis court and having a blast. For my first RC helicopter i'm pleased with it. The big selling point was the price i got it for from the store. I walked in and they were selling "EVERYTHING HALF OFF TODAY SIR..." so i knew i was coming home with one. Bottom line, i paid 90 bucks..SURE..i paid to much, but still i dont care. Besides, this will give me practice for the big fancy one i purchase later in time.. Other than looking cheesy and having some cheesy parts, it does pretty good.. The battery leaves a little to be desired, HOWEVER....this is partly my fault.. I ruined it the first day..lol I'm used to using NiMH and other style batteries that you typcially want to drain flat dead.. Well i did this to my lipo the other day, and then researched them and found out thats a BIG BIG NO NO!! ooops, my bad. but..it took a charge and i'm gettin like 10-15 mins outta stock battery with no mods to it other than letting antena wire hang loose. so ill be ok till i get home to order some stuff and start modding it. MUHAHAHAHA!! anyhow, ill keep everyone posted as to what i do. Glad to be a member, and cant wait to talk to everyone!
you've been sucked into the world of rc helis, and now the addiction will start. Let me know when your ready to fly bigger and better helis... I started here almost two years ago, and now i have a trex 600. (as well as a V400D02, M120D01, trex 450 pro, and a 500 esp) at one point i had 3 v400's and two 450's. I even looked into the prices of real heli flight school, but thats just crazy talk.
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Joined Aug 2012
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Thanks For the welcome sir! So far i'm having a blast! I'd love to have a full blown awesome helicopter of this size that is a name brand, excellent working heli, but the sticker shock is the biggest thing i suppose? i'd give my kidney for a Full blown RTF Nitro, but since they cost so much, ill have to hold off. lol (I already own nitro stuff thats why i like it so much..) but the electric stuff is coming a long way since i last had any of it. a MAJOR plus for me is the new RC air field they just put in last month. Its less than 5 mins away. So thats cool! Everyone has their own opinions on which company is best i imagine, so as for buying a name brand RC thats capapble of both inside and out, ill just have to check out the sellers and purchase what my budget allows. The purchase i made on this "GT" was just a quick purchase to give it a shot....now that i see how much fun it really can be...i'm in! lol
Well I have done all the modifications so it wouldn't fall out of the sky., Bought an extra battery, extra blades. Even a new flybar I forgot what model but it lights up. The first flight with the modifications did not end to pretty. It landed hard into a 1 foot wide ditch with enough water in it to fry the motherboard and one of the motors....... I give up. So now its for sale on Ebay........
United States, PA, Kittanning
Joined Aug 2012
10 Posts
WEll came home and put on my scientists coat. Cut off 2" of the tail, Replaced some stripped out screws, Tighted the top blades inside the holder iteself, Removed windshield from Heli to help cool the ESC, Removed fancy stupid missle thingys, took of the support bar for the tail, Hung battery underneith of heli with a ziptie and then took it for a cruise. BIG DIFFERENCE! ahh, also, i put a dab of glue on RX wire to prevent it from pulling loose for the main part. now when RX starts to blink, i shut er down. The wind kicked up a bit and it wasnt to terrible to be honest. I just need to get a bigger battery so i can get some more fly time.
4-Channel now for sale
Shipping to US will probably not make this attractive to some...
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I am new to r/c helicopters and in need of help. I purchased the double horse 9053 and I'm impressed with the quality, and I've only managed a few soft crashes. I've been using the training gear and staying close to the ground just trying to master hovering. Today, however, I took it to the field, lifted off about 2 ft. and realized I had no forward control. It would allow me backward control and, at times, a small amt. of forward but not enough to manuever Any ideas and thanks for your time.
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Crock Pot Chicken Stroganoff
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I like this recipe because my family does not like beef stroganoff and this still tastes like stroganoff. Try it out and see for yourself. I got this recipe from a recipe group on Yahoo Groups called Crockpot_Recipes.
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- 1 lb boneless skinless chicken breast, frozen
- 1 (10 1/2 ounce) can cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 16 ounces sour cream
- 1 (1 ounce) package onion soup mix
- Place frozen chicken breasts on the bottom of the crock pot.
- Mix the other ingredients together and pour over chicken breats.
- Cook on Low for about 7-8 hours, or until chicken is no longer pink in the center.
- Stir sauce before cooking and if you would like to thicken sauce, add flour or cornstarch.
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I only used half the amount of onion soup but was still a bit salty for me, tasted good other than the saltiness though.
Great recipe and very easy - a good choice for my first ever crock pot dish! I admit I did tinker with the ingredients a little - it just isn't stroganoff for me without tomato paste, so I added a 135g (4.5oz?) tetrapack of the stuff at the beginning plus a large (14oz?) can of sliced mushrooms, mixed with everything else. I was skeptical about using frozen chicken, but it was sooo moist and tender after 6 hours (on Medium) it was unbelievable. I fork shredded the chicken and tossed it all back in the pot to heat through - AWESOME over fettucine!
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Three Oaks Flag Day is excited to announce the date for the Annual Three Oaks Flag Day Hog Roast. Taking place from 5-9 p.m. on Saturday, May 24th, at the Three Oaks American Legion Hall, friends and family are invited to come support Three Oaks Flag Day with great food, silent auction, and live music from the American School of Music. All hog roast proceeds will go to sustaining the Three Oaks Flag Day Parade.
"We hope the Hog Roast proceeds will again provide the "vital margin" of funding to assure another outstanding Flag Day Parade," said Larry Shawver, Hog Roast Committee Chairman.
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