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Sparks, Nevada – June 16, 2006 – Sierra Nevada Corporation announced today that its Air Traffic Control and Landing Systems (ATCALS) Business Unit was found to satisfy all Software Engineering Institute's (SEI) Capability Maturity Model® IntegrationSM (CMMI®) Maturity Level 3 requirements. CMMI® is recognized as the standard for benchmarking industry's maturity in engineering and management processes.
ATCALS demonstrated Maturity Level 3 compliance to CMMI® for Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, and Supplier Sourcing (CMMI-SE/SW/SS) Version 1.1 using the Standard CMMI® Appraisal Method for Process Improvement (SCAMPISM) Version 1.1. The SCAMPISM A, required to obtain a Maturity Level rating, was led by a SCAMPI Lead AppraiserSM from The Process Group of Dallas, TX. The SCAMPISM A covered multiple sites (Sparks, NV, and Salt Lake City, UT) and included the systems and software engineering disciplines. "This is significant milestone that is the culmination of many years of hard work and investment," remarked SNC's chief executive officer, Fatih Ozmen. "It's important to recognize the true benefit of CMMI® is improved business
practices resulting in increased customer satisfaction and higher quality products."
The Software Engineering Institute is a federally funded research and development center sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense and operated by Carnegie Mellon University. The CMMI® product suite was developed to integrate multiple capability maturity models into a single improvement framework for use by organizations pursuing enterprise-wide process improvement.
Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) headquartered in Sparks, Nevada, is a fast growing innovative and agile technology solutions corporation focusing on system integration electronics engineering; manufacturing; and aircraft modification. Our current focus is to specialize in the integration; design; development; installation; and servicing of complex airborne, ground, and ship-based systems for the U.S. Government, its prime contractors, and international customers.
SNC is a privately-held, woman owned business with a strong, stable and debt-free financial foundation that provides flexible low-risk and strong financial performance for our customers. We have invested heavily over the years in experienced people, modern facilities, and the state-of-the-art equipment needed to enhance our capabilities, development efforts to our customer's technical advantage. SNC has over 1000 employees with 24 locations in 15 states across the United States.
SNC Enterprise Business Areas:
ISR - Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance
CNS/ATM - Communication, Navigation, Surveillance & Air Traffic Mgmt
C4N - Command, Control, Communications, Computers and Networks
EW/RI - Electronic Warfare / Range Instrumentation
SST - System Sensors and Technology
IMS - Integrated Mission Systems


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1) A sample of vinegar is 4.8% acetic acid, HC2H3O2, by weight, andhas a density of 1.00g/mL. Calculate (a) the grams of acetic acidin 1 liter of vinegar (b) the molarity of acetic acid invinegar.
2) calculate the concentration of an unknown acid solution,HA, if 25.24 mL of .1278 M NaOH solution were needed to neutralize 28.20 Ml of the HA solution

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Jimmie McKnight, 55 - January 23, 2008
Jimmie I. McKnight, 55, of Grand Island, formerly of Cozad, died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2008, at St. Francis Medical Center.
Services were held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Abundant Life Christian Center with the Rev. Steve Warriner officiating.
McKnight was born on Oct. 27, 1952, at Cozad to Elmer Lee and Hazel June (Dishman) McKnight. He grew up in Nebraska and graduated from Grand Island Senior High School in 1971.
He entered the United States Air Force in 1971 and served during the Vietnam War. After 20 years of dedicated service, he was honorably discharged in 1991.
McKnight was united in marriage to Maria Dulay on Feb. 20, 1986, at Angeles City, Pampanga Philippines. The couple resided on the Clark Air Force Base before moving to Scott Air Force Base in Illinois.
Following his discharge, McKnight and his wife moved to Grand Island where he was employed at Swift and Company since 1994.
?He was an avid NASCAR fan and enjoyed fishing and working on cars, especially his Mustang, according to family members.
?McKnight was preceded in death by: his father, Elmer Lee McKnight; a son, Jim Christian McKnight; nephew, Rocky Riesland.
?Survivors include: his wife, Maria of Grand Island; a daughter, Anna Alarcon of Clovis, New Mexico; four sons and one daughter-in-law—Lee A. McKnight, Darren McKnight and Adrian McKnight, all of Grand Island, and Billy J. (Veronica) Claudio of Lincoln; five grandchildren; his mother, Hazel McKnight of Grand Island; sister and brother-in-law, Beverley (Jimmy) Hammond of Grand Island; his mother-in-law, Gleceria Espina of Grand Island; a niece and great nieces; numerous aunts and uncles.
Memorials are suggested to the family's choice.
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We have finally chosen our winner for Mark Lawrence's Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off (SPFBO), in which 300 self-published fantasy authors contributed their work to be reviewed by 10 fantasy review blogs. This last round was really tough, containing some of the best of the 30 books we were given. In fact, we had planned to have our winner declared last week, but we needed a little more time for comparison.
In the end, we chose the book that has been at the top of our list since our first round — The Shadow Soul by Kaitlyn Davis — but it just barely edged out three of the books in our last round! We liked The Shadow Soul for its engaging story, smooth pacing, complexity of character, and overall sense of ambition. It definitely has some "issues" that we'll bring out in our review (which Tadiana is preparing), and the fact... Read More
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Thoughtful Thursday: Our SPFBO winner!
We have finally chosen our winner for Mark Lawrence's Self-Published Fantasy Blog-Off (SPFBO), in which 300 self-published fantasy authors contributed their work to be reviewed by 10 fantasy review blogs. This last round was really tough, containing some of the best of the 30 books we were given. In fact, we had planned to have our winner declared last week, but we needed a little more time for comparison.
Wonder Women: Perfect for young (and not-so-young) historians or scientists (PREORDER DEAL!)
See the information at the end of my review for a special preorder deal!
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Wonder Women: 25 Innovators, Inventors, and Trailblazers Who Changed History by Sam Maggs
If you know a young woman who's interested in the contributions of women to various STEM/STEAM fields, or perhaps were one of those young women at one point in your life, you'll be pleased to learn that Sam Maggs' latest non-fiction work, Wonder Women: 25 Innovators, Inventors, and Trailblazers Who Changed History, is an entertaining and surprisingly thorough look at the ways in which women have positively changed the world. The women featured in this book succeeded despite opposition from society as a whole, ruling theocracies, or discouragement from family members; very few of them began with the support one might ex... Read More
Blood of Elves: I thought I was tired of elves and dwarves
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Blood of Elves by Andrzej Sapkowski
Based on internal chronology, Blood of Elves (2008) is the third book in Andrzej Sapkowski's WITCHER series. Its format differs slightly from the previous two books, The Last Wish and Sword of Destiny, which are actually story collections. (But don't think that just because they're not novels they aren't necessary; to have the requisite background information you really do need to read both of them before reading Blood of Elves.)
As much as I loved The Last Wish an... Read More
WWWednesday; September 28, 2016
This week's word for Wednesday is anfractuous, an adjective, meaning winding or circuitous. The 16th century word comes from the Latin noun anfractus, meaning a bending.
The MacArthur Foundation Fellowships were announced this week, and 23 Fellows were named. The group includes a civil rights lawyer, historians, art historians, linguists, poets, microbiologists, video artists and writers. Of the 23, ten are women. (Thanks to File 770.)
Tor.com lists the British Fantasy Award winners here.
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The Wolf in the Attic: Like reading two different books. I really liked one of them.
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The Wolf in the Attic by Paul Kearney
Reading The Wolf in the Attic, by Paul Kearney, was like reading two different books. One of these books was a solid three-star read. The other was very familiar and ultimately unsatisfying, and would probably get a 2.5 star rating from me. I'll explain at the end of the review how I came to the overall rating I chose.
Kearney's other work is described as second-world epic fantasy and he is compared to David Gemell. The Wolf in the Attic is a departure for him. It's set in 1920s Oxford, England, and the main character is an eleven-year-old girl named Anna.
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A Fine and Private Place: A gentle tale of love, death, and lost souls
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A Fine and Private Place by Peter S. Beagle
Peter S. Beagle is a well-known author of many fantasy novels, including the classic The Last Unicorn. However, I don't often hear mention of his debut novel, A Fine and Private Place (1960), written when he was only 19 years old. Given his age it's a phenomenal achievement — the prose is polished, filled with pathos and humor, and the characters' relationships are deftly described. And yet I couldn't get into the story at all, because there was almost no dramatic tension of any kind — just two central romantic relations, one between two people lonely and disconnected in the living world, and one between two recently deceased spirits not ready to let go of life.
The story bears remarkable sim... Read More
Author Marc Aramini talks to Stuart about the complicated works of Gene Wolfe
Last year I tried twice (unsuccessfully) to finish The Best of Gene Wolfe: A Retrospective of His Finest Fiction, giving up in defeat. Many SFF readers are baffled and frustrated by his stories, because they are packed with metaphors, literary references, hidden themes, and require extremely close reading to understand and appreciate. I did get a lot of supportive feedback from various readers who encountered the same difficulties, including a very knowledgeable person named "Aramini".
When the 2016 Hugo Awards were announced, Marc Aramini's Between Light and Shadow: An Exploration of the Fiction of Gene Wolfe, 1951 to 1986 was the runner-up in the Best Related Work category. It's an 826-page analysis covering Wolfe's output through 1986, including ... Read More
Sword of Destiny: More great WITCHER stories
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Sword of Destiny by Andrzej Sapkowski
Sword of Destiny is the second story collection in Andrzej Sapkowski's WITCHER books which are the basis of the popular video game. Sword of Destiny should be read second in the series. (This is confusing because the English translations of the WITCHER books were not published in chronological order.) I was surprised by how much I enjoyed the first WITCHER book, The Last Wish, and was eager to read Sword of Destiny. It did not disappoint. I love Sapkowski's hero, a man named Geralt of Rivia who... Read More
Monsters: Some competition for Dagora
Monsters directed by Gareth Edwards
Fortunately enough for me, I first saw Gareth Edwards' 2010 sci-fi debut, Monsters, as a middle-aged adult, rather than when I was a kid. Decades back, any monster movie that didn't deliver the titular creature within the first 1/2 hour would invariably leave me very restless; even the great '50s shocker The Giant Behemoth was pooh-poohed by me back then for withholding its initial glimpse of the film's radioactive brontosaurus for "too long." (Hmmm ... maybe this partially explains why I STILL consider The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms — in which we see the monster in the film's first 10 minutes and regularly thereafter — the greatest such film ever created.) So what would I have made of a film like Monsters, in which, despite that title, we don't get a good, solid glimpse of the alien creatures until the picture's FINAL 10 minutes, and never get to see them in open daylight? Not much, I'm ... Read More
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"More Full of Weeping Than You Can Understand" by Rosamund Hodge (2010, free at Beneath Ceaseless Skies, 99c Kindle magazine issue)
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|Dry Leaves
|Olive green leaves that are about an inch long.
|Dark yellow.
|The smell of fresh olives.
|Caffeine Level
|Caffeine Free
|Although light in body, there is a pleasant creaminess to this tisane.
|As might be expected, mild olive flavor predominates.
|Brewing Time
|5 minutes
|Brewing Temperature
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Bought this on a whim, and was very pleasantly surprised. It doesn't quite taste like tea, but it's in the same flavor neighborhood, if that makes sense; certainly it's closer than many herbals. A great alternative if you're trying to avoid caffeine and don't care for rooibos. I drank it lightly sweetened, and thought it was very soothing (I don't normally think of "olives" and "sweet" together, but it works somehow).
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I was really intrigued when I saw this offering pop up because my MIL had just been prescribed olive leaf extract in capsule form for a viral infection. I thought I would give this a go as a healthy uncaffeinated evening option. There were several mentions here and there on the internet of this being lightly bitter at the forefront, then sweet in the aftertaste. I am not getting any bitterness. I used three tsps. for a 22 ounce teapot, and because of the fluffiness of the leaves I will probably increase that next time. Still I got a golden yellow brew with mild and creamy flavor. It almost reminds me of a shou mei white tea I had long ago. This is a keeper. Even hubby, who is picky, took a sip, and said, "Mmm, that's good!"


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We had 2 miscarriages which ended in the 1st trimester but nothing could have ever prepared me seeing my daughter pass away in my arms. It has been the darkest and the worst day of my life.
I had a severe case of IUGR, she was born under a pound at 27 wks due to bad artery in the umbilical cord which was not providing her oxygen blood & flow she needed to grow.
I feel guilty that I was not able to protect her. She passed away due to lung failure. I will never forget the images of blood all over her face from the resuscitation and telling her I loved her at her last moments and all the NICU nurses crying.
I said my final goodbye to her yesterday. I want answers. It seems like the drs. want you to keep going through this in order to start looking for answers. I did have an autopsy and am waiting to meet with the Neonatologist & OBGYN after my results.
Does the pain get better? I get visions of just wanting to be with her and in peace. This world is so cruel. It seems like all my family & friends are too busy to come by and check on us.


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201 reviews for this add-on
Does what it's supposed to do Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Does exactly what it says it will, thanks.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (2.0.1-signed.1-signed).
Works just fine Rated 5 out of 5 stars
This is a very simple addon that does one and only one thing. I like simple. The last thing I need is to have to navigate through a dozen screens and hundreds of options when there is only one I am interested in. This is exactly what I was looking for and it does exactly what it promised.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (2.0.1-signed.1-signed).
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
Right after I download it Firefox went crazy! Only page that still worked was Yahoo, wattpad was broken (trying to work on my story) and it bacake a wall of links that were pushed onto the left side, any sites that did work links had to be double left licked to get the link to work. After several hours of this headke finly find in Mozilla support a mention of some kind of plug in being disabled. Not knowing where to go I went to addons and hoped that the plug in the guide was talking about was in there. No, but saw that ALL of my browsers plug ins were disabled. They sure as heck were not before this! Stay way until this author ether proves his add on is not malwhere or Mozilla comes and says something about this. Until then Run!This review is for a previous version of the add-on (2.0.1-signed.1-signed).
Rated 1 out of 5 stars
-No wildcards support.
-No clear indication of what is blocked and what isn't, unclear how it works (if does at all) with cross-domain scripts.
-No blacklist import/export.
-Apparently works only with HTTP.
Don't waste your time with this.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A Great app !This review is for a previous version of the add-on (2.0.1-signed.1-signed).
Very Satisfied :) Rated 5 out of 5 stars
I searched for other Ad block programs, but none worked, but then I stumbled across "YesScript" and figured I would give it a try. Using the "YesScript" addon options, I added the website address to a black list and then tested the site and it worked great. The site functions perfectly and there are no javascript pop-up ads at all.
This is a great addon for Firefox. I highly recommend it.
Thank you :)
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
An interesting plugin. I didn't knew that there were malicious scripts before this.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (22.214.171.124-signed.1-signed).
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Fantastic, using this on culture website "the apricity". If its working there it can work anywhere. thanks. Wanted to use only on that particular website and it is possible with this addon.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (220.127.116.11-signed.1-signed).
Cannot stop blocking a site--ended up having to reinstall Firefox from scratch Rated 1 out of 5 stars
I used this script to temporarily block a site. When I tried to then remove the site, the block still continued. I tried uninstalling the add-on, and it still blocks. I've deleted my prefs (which was frustrating and prompted me to upgrade even though I was already upgraded) checking config, etc. I now have to do a complete reinstall of Firefox. I've lost all of my open tabs, including what I was working on in them, and all my other extensions. I'm going to lose everything and have to start all over, including reinstalling all of my applications that have Firefox extensions, just to read my email.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (188.8.131.52-signed.1-signed).
A Good Product Rated 5 out of 5 stars
This Product is excellent for turning java on and off on websites that are troublesome or known malicious websites. Also works like a charm on my Seamonkey 2.22.1 Five stars.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (22.214.171.124-signed.1-signed).
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Perfeito o complemento, a muito tempo eu havia excluído o NoScript porque ele atrapalhava mais do que ajudava.
Este complemento do YesScript é ótimo para desbloquear sites que não permitem copiar seu texto.
Basta adicionar o site na lista negra e fazer um refresh (F5) da página. Já está pronto para copiar qualquer coisa desse site.
Parabéns pelo complemento 5 estrelas pra vc!!!
The Motive is Good, but... Rated 3 out of 5 stars
tl;dr: While the add-on itself doesn't have any inherent flaws (aside from a couple features that are on peoples' wish-lists), there are some inherent flaws in Firefox that cause me to keep using NoScript. There is only one real issue with the add-on, and that's just a simple oversight in the concept.
First off, I recommend this add-on if you want some much-needed security without having a complete lock-down like NoScript does. (although I personally prefer NoScript). I just feel the need to point out a couple flaws that make this add-on less effective. Sadly, most of these flaws are inherent to the browser itself, rather than the add-on. Also, please donate to the developer, Jason Barnabie. He did his work, and he deserves the support.
As a staunch advocate of Firefox, even I'll admit that it's fallen way behind other browsers in security (even IE in at least one case). For example, Firefox doesn't use the modern Windows feature called "low integrity mode" or "protected mode" to run the browser process(es) with as few user permissions as possible. Basically, what the Protected Mode does is that it makes anyone who finds a vulnerability in Chrome or IE also have to find a way to get out of the security sandbox and gain access to the rest of the system (as a lazy coder, that would deter me automatically). The feature has been around since Windows Vista. Mozilla's still working on "low-rights Firefox" mode, and there's no indication of whether anyone is working on implementing sandboxing for the desktop version of Firefox.
In short, if a site happens to be missed by the blacklist used by this add-on, Firefox is somewhat more vulnerable than the other popular browsers. Someone who finds a vulnerability in Firefox doesn't need to find an additional vulnerability in Windows, as they would with Chrome and IE.
There's also the issue of someone hijacking a trusted site and injecting malicious code into specific pages (such as a log-in or signup form, the landing page, or other forms). While whitelisting also has this vulnerability for any whitelisted site, blacklisting has it by default for any non-blacklisted site. In addition, blacklisting might not always keep up with the current malicious sites, while whitelisting will at least offer a first layer of protection against new threats. NoScript also supports temporarily whitelisting a site, which is what I primarily use unless it's a site I use all the time (and even then, only if they use https). This is really the only major flaw in the add-on (and it's really only just an oversight that's easy to make).
From a basic user standpoint, this is a really good add-on if you're careful on the web. However, as a software security guy who occasionally has to venture into the unknown, I will continue to use NoScript.
Rated 2 out of 5 stars
Much needed but too simplistic Rated 4 out of 5 stars
I've often thought it would be nice if NoScript defaulted to allowing all sites, just found this addon today. Simple and works well, but as JSJimmy and others said a bit more control would be nice. The ability to whitelist parts of a blacklisted site (particular pages for eg.) and the ability to allow particular scripts within them would be nice.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (126.96.36.199-signed.1-signed).
URLs not saved Rated 2 out of 5 stars
I never saw an answer about the dropped URLs. I'm using 1.9.1 and the URLs disappear when I restart the browser and I have to re-enter them all again. I can't be the only one.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (220.127.116.11-signed.1-signed).
It's simple and it works. Rated 5 out of 5 stars
A thousand stars.
This add-on gives Firefox functionality that should already be built-in.
A site was giving me a migraine. I installed YesScript and the pain was instantly history.
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
I needed to disable java on Twitter only and this add-on did the trick. PERFECT!This review is for a previous version of the add-on (22.214.171.124-signed.1-signed).
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
@avada: if you want a whitelist, install noscript, which is a javascript whitelist.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (188.8.131.52-signed.1-signed).
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
I think this needs a whitelist too. For example on one website there's this really annoying page background ad link (which I constantly click accidentally), which since it's in js is there even if I hide the background in with the adblocker. But I need for the forum to work properly. (Where there aren't any background ads.) So I have to block/enable the site all the time.This review is for a previous version of the add-on (1.9.1-signed.1-signed).
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Some of my favorite website forums have recently been using a JavaScript which changes selected text to HTML popup advertising links. Quite annoying to say the least. When scrolling the page, if the cursor touches the linked text and ad pops up.
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About MePhotography has been a passion of mine since I was a child.
As the years have gone by, I have managed to neglect the thing I enjoy so much by always /being too "busy"/ or /finding excuses to do something else/ or /pretending there were more important things to be done/ rather than just picking up the camera and having some fun.
I came across this site and wanted to join as I have never really dabbled in portraiture, and i thought it would be a good place to start. In the past, I have mainly shot architecture / travel / landscapes etc... and I am wanting to expand my horizons.
I am incredibly inspired by what I see here (:
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Combined display of all available logs of OWASP. You can narrow down the view by selecting a log type, the username (case-sensitive), or the affected page (also case-sensitive).
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I had an idea that I wanted to play with – it's still in process – but as I worked on it I ended up creating a BINGO board template. This is a super simple template – no bells or whistles. I think it turned out pretty cute for an intentionally VERY basic template to work with. There is space at the top to put a topic or name, then the squares can be filled in on a computer or doodle your cutest doodles by hand. Or you can try what I am excited to try. (more…)
Plain-o Jane-o Bing-o April 3, 2016
New and Improved General Conference Train! April 2, 2016
I had decided to give up on doing anything with my Conference Train for this April Conference. Sometimes even good things have to get set aside for better and best things! And really, that's OK! Then the unthinkable happened – my kids wanted to watch an uplifting movie that they have been wanting to see for a while, but we haven't had a chance to see together after the afternoon session was over today. So… Magically I found myself with OVER an HOUR of time that I could sit with my kids and enjoy time together while they did something lifting to them and I could mess with my trains!!! Magical appearances of open time just NEVER happens it seems, so I did not look the gift horse in the mouth, but instead I grabbed my computer and began playing with choochoos! I am SOOOOO excited!!!! Plus, I finally made a caboose!!! Anyway, I simply can't wait until October to share them with you, so here they are! (more…)
General Conference Flower Garden – Weeded and Watered March 31, 2016
Better now than Saturday morning! I had hoped to finish this up before now, but Thursday is better than JUST barely before Conference starts at 10:00am (MST) this weekend. Right? Anyway, here is an updated version of the General Conference Flower Garden that I made before. I have added our 3 new Apostles, changed Elder Nelson's page to reflect his new position as President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, added in blank pages for Seventies or other men who speak, AND finally added a page for the sisters who speak! (more…)
72-Hour Kit Camping for Conference March 26, 2015
My 72-hour kits are decidedly in a state of unruly-ness and are surely ill prepared to be of any use or value to anyone at the moment. Our norm is to bust out our kits between Saturday sessions of General Conference, swap out ill fitting clothes, pull out and eat for lunch and as Conference snacks the foods that need to be rotated, and try out one or two or three of the dry pack meals that we have chosen to keep in ours. (They have a mega long shelf life and are a bit pricey so we don't rotate them every time.) We also try to add SOMETHING, even if it is super simple or seemingly unimportant, to our packs each time.
I love this method! The biggest reason I love it? (more…)
Peace in My Tempests March 3, 2015
Here are some thoughts I jotted in my journal after watching a Bible Video that struck me in unexpected ways today. These thoughts are simply my feelings, but they struck with so much new light today that I really wanted to share them even though I don't have time to really edit them or tweak them to be anything more than my rambled thoughts. Hopefully they offer something worthwhile in your day anyway.🙂
First, here's the video…
Or you can find it here too.
Now for my thoughts from it… (more…)
Getting to Know You, Getting to Know Some About You February 25, 2015
I am LOVING my new calling and it is likely to direct some of what gets posted on here for the time being. Though, since I haven't been posting anything lately, I suppose any excuse to take the time to post is a wonderful thing.😉 Actually, I have simply had to make some choices to find better balance in my life and pretty much ignoring social media and this blog have been requirements to attempt to reach that balance point. I have several things that I intend to do over the next while on my blog, but it will not be coming fast or super frequent. But, it is more important for me to keep my real life as functional as possible than to keep my blog supplied with new posts and material. I hope it is worth it for others to still keep my blog active even though I'm not updating it tons, and if not, at least it is an outlet for me when I need it.
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Angels We Have Heard On High, But Sometimes I Want Them Even Closer December 13, 2014
Sometimes I am shocked at the timing for when grief hits. This is a truly stunning video that filled me with light. It is joyful – truly joyful. Yet as the first little boy reached out to moved the Baby Jesus figurine, I was slammed by a wanting pain of missing my little boy that never got the chance to play with our piles of nativity figures or hang ornaments (like my other kids did tonight) or even play the role of the sacred Baby in a recreation of this event. Most of the time I simply take comfort in the power of Hid glorious resurrection that will provide also for the same for my son. But that is someday, and this is now. Tonight, I just want to hold him. I want him in my arms, just for one night. What I want is to hold my little one and hug him and kiss him and sing him my favorite Christmas carols and stroke his soft cheek. What I want, I can't have. So I think instead, what I need is for my Savior to hold me. To help and to lift me and my heart sits broken once again for what I can't hold myself. And perhaps, just for one night, my baby might be allowed to help Him hold me tonight.


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First Person Shooters causing a personal delima.
I own COD4, COD5, Killzone2, Unreal Tournament, Battlefield: Bad Company, and other FPS games. I'm like so many red blooded Americans, and love spilling virtual blood with FPS multiplayer titles. USA, USA...chant with me now.
I played the demo of Battlefield 1943 and loved it. There are new map packs out for COD5, Killzone2, and more. Man this addiction to gaming gets expensive.
Do I just play more of the other titles or jump on the latest hot title and drop $15 on BF1943?? That is the question. Map packs average about $10, so a full game for $15 seems like a no-brainer.
Still..I feel like I didn't recycle all those beer bottles from last weeks party..GUILTY. Seems wasteful or very American — over-indulgent.
What do you guys think? Do I follow the heard and jump on the latest FPS multiplayer and follow the crowds? I do love full maps and a constant supply of skilled players. HMMM?
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It's Craft Time! Make a Sparkly DIY Light Switch Cover
Being a stylist, the first thing I think of when going to a party, planning a get together or wrapping a gift is, "what can I make?" These DIY light switch covers are a fun to make with friends and are the perfect host gift! Check out more of Tiffany's crafty inspiration on TiffanyPratt.com(5 Photos)
Get StartedEveryone has glue of some kind at home. Your house is covered in light switch covers and you have all that tissue paper hanging around as post-gifting clutter. Put it all together and what do you get? The coolest group activity, new dazzling light switch covers or the neatest gift going.
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Start Crafting!Put down a few pieces of newspaper as a drop cloth. Slap down a nice coat of glue then begin to cover the light switch in tissue. Really -- there are no rules. You can create a pattern or you can just rub the wet glue through a pile of tissue.TIFFANY PRATT
Add SparkleAll the results are magical—especially if you sprinkle glitter on top of the final glue layer which goes on top of the tissue to seal it all in. *Make sure to tape the screws to the back of the switch for replacing on the wall and gifting. TA DA! The coolest activity, gift and décor item ever!TIFFANY PRATT
The Perfect GiftThere are so many uses for the everyday item, if you only gave your imagination a run in the park and gave yourself a little time and room to create and be a kid again. I promise these handmade paper gestures will give your pals and recipients a boost of joy, they might even inspire you to do this making thing over and over againTIFFANY PRATT


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Yeah. I'm kicking it Old School here: "anti-Idiotarian" is one of those terms of art from the far-off dawn of the blogosphere (which is to say, 2003 or so). Then again, a lot of the people who are going to be talked about here have been in the 'sphere for that long; so keep that in mind. There's a history here, and it's not always a nice one.
Give you the background: Pamela Geller - who has been hysterically screaming at the top of her lungs about Islam (admittedly, not always unreasonably) for as long as I can remember - has picked for her latest digital jihad* Governor Rick Perry's** association with the Ismailis. At issue (aside from Perry being friendly with Grover Norquist, which apparently is intolerable right there***) is a curriculum that Perry had his education people put together about Islam that involved input from Ismaili groups in Texas: oddly enough, Geller goes off on this curriculum in the American Thinker without actually linking to it.
Remember that Old School thing from the last paragraph? Well, when you've been doing this sort of thing for a while you tend to recognize the tell-tale signs of a snow job. One of the prime ones? Not linking to what you're complaining about.
Fortunately, there's a blog called CounterContempt (written by David Stein) that did read the curriculum - and went to town on Geller for it. Readers of MoeLane.com may remember this, as I referenced it in passing while going off on CAIR and ThinkProgress for historical illiteracy****. This sparked what is shaping up to be an extremely bitter debate among the section of the right-blogosphere that focuses on Islam: see here for Geller ally Robert Spencer's response, and here for David Stein's response to Spencer (and here for his response to Geller).
Without going too far into the weeds on this... Stein actually went to the original curriculum and interviewed the guy who put it together for Gov. Perry's administration [UPDATE, since Ace feels the need to correct this point himself {link added}: it's more accurate to say that this was one lesson plan drawn from the curriculum; the author of said lesson plan indicated that the original materials were not offensive, which was the underlying point], and Stein came to the conclusion that a curriculum that included concepts like:
- "Countries of Islamic Civilization for the most part either have religiously dominated governments or demands to make them more religious, which mean less toleration of cultural and religious differences."
- "While Westerners studied Islamic culture, Muslims showed almost no interest in Western culture, remaining ignorant of modernity and its impact."
- "The failure of Islam to adopt modern ways and adapt them to Islamic values, put Islam at a great disadvantage when dealing with the West."
- "Muslims often lack respect for Western traditions and points of view. The Muslim relationship to the West is colored by the belief that Western beliefs [whether Christian or atheist] are defective and therefore inferior to Islam."
...is not precisely a whitewash (Geller's term) of Islam. Or, as Ace of Ace of Spades HQ more succinctly (and profanely) put it:
Are you [expletive deleted] me?
Gellar's attacking this?
This reads like her [expletive deleted] blog for [expletive deleted] sake.
In Texas, they're [expletive deleted] reading "Atlas Shrugs" to the kids, and Geller's complaining. Maybe it's because she thinks she's owed royalties.
As I said... the discussion rages on, largely by people who are frankly stuck in the same rhetorical trap that the bitter-ender Birthers are finding themselves in with regard to Marco Rubio: to wit, they are being forced to argue increasingly stupid [expletive deleted] in order to keep their pet talking points. For just one example, there's probably somebody right now who's eager to start pounding the table and duckspeaking "Habib Bank!" - and the fact that that particular argument requires simultaneous time travel and telepathy t0 work (seriously, click all the links and read them before you comment on this post) will faze them not at all.
Which is why I'm bringing it all up. Governor Perry is not going to be particularly harmed by this story, if recent polling is any indication; and he's a big boy who can take care of himself anyway. Who will be harmed by this story are, ironically, the people who have been writing about and discussing the very real twin problems of: radical Islamist terrorism; and the reluctance of our existing institutions to frankly face the implications of radical Islamist terrorism. Because if you don't think that the Left will not cheerfully paint every one of those people with the Geller brush, then you have not been paying attention to the Left lately.
Moe Lane (crosspost)
*Yes. Term used with malice aforethought.
**Full disclosure: Rick Perry did RedState a heck of a favor with announcing his campaign at our recent gathering, and now that Tim Pawlenty's out of the race I'm provisionally supporting him for the nomination as the current best blend of traits overall.
***And if it is, we might as well give up on the 2012 election right now, right down to the county level: Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform is a major player in Republican politics, and as such is friendly with a lot of diverse groups and politicians. Heck, I've had a beer or three on ATR's tab.
****Please note for the record that my implicit sneer towards people freaking out about the Ismaili thing took place before the RS Gathering; which is to say, before I was forced to switch my preferred candidate from Pawlenty to Perry.


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Ron Paul: The Dollar Will Be Rejected
Ron Paul warns about the coming dollar crisis. Date: 03/11/2011 »crosslinked«
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Wow- Rand really takes it to this anti-consumer government hack in this video! Sen. Rand Paul on Consumer Choice in Energy Committee Hearing www.youtube.com Sen. Paul questions the Department of Energy's commitment to protecting consumer choice during consideration of Appliance/Light Bulb Energy-Efficiency Legislation
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Ron Paul speaks out against yet another foreign quagmire and argues that a potential no-fly zone over Libya is an act of war that would require congressional approval. Date: 03/10/2011
[browsershot url="http://www.boston.com/bostonglobe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2011/03/10/what_iowa_sees_in_ron_paul/" width="270″] REPRESENTATIVE RON PAUL of Texas was back in a familiar place Monday, campaigning for president before a lunchtime crowd of likely caucus-goers at Pella Christian High School. He has not formally declared his candidacy, but there can …
This morning I urged my colleagues to avoid a no-fly zone in Libya, which would be an act of war. Leave Libya to the Libyans www.youtube.com Congressman Paul strongly cautions against military involvement in Libya, including establishing a no-fly zone.


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"We're starting to catch some stripers in the Ashley River." That comment, made a few years ago during a fishing conversation with Ralph Phillips, was an eye opener. Sure, stripers can be found in many lake systems. But stripers had virtually disappeared from many of their historic homes including the Ashley River.
Striped bass
Size and catch limit: For coastal river systems minimum size is 26 inches total length and anglers cannot possess more than three fish per person per day. Possession prohibited from June 1-Sept. 30.
Information: dnr.sc.gov
The reason Phillips and other local anglers are tangling with striped bass in the Ashley, Cooper and Wando Rivers can be tracked to a stocking program by the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources.
During the past eight years DNR has stocked 107,000 stripers in the 6- to 8-inch size (released in the fall) and 465,000 1- to 2-inch fish (released in the spring). Now, anglers are catching stripers from the Ashley River that are approaching and sometimes exceeding the state's 26-inch minimum size limit. This past Wednesday 5,000 of the larger fish were released into the Ashley River at Ashland Plantation. These fish were raised at the Waddell Mariculture Center in Bluffton and genetically fingerprinted so biologists can tell if a recaptured fish comes from the wild or is a part of the restocking effort. Evidence suggests that these fish are now reproducing, meaning the fishery could become self-sustaining.
What happened to stripers?
"Historically, there was a population of striped bass in the Ashley River. Many years ago striped bass began to disappear from the river and we're not sure why," said Dr. Michael Denson, director of the Marine Resources Research Institute at Fort Johnson.
Was it environmental effects? Overfishing? Scientists wanted an answer, and in 2002 DNR was able to obtain funds for researching and restoring the striped bass fishery from mitigation paid as a result of the 2002 Ever Reach oil spill in Charleston Harbor.
Denson said DNR had been sampling marine fish populations up and down the coast and never caught a striped bass in its trammel nets. Electro-fishing surveys rarely turned up striped bass. Since stocking efforts began in 2006, stripers are regularly seen in the surveys.
"It looks like from our work that some of the fish are spawning in the river and maybe contributing to the next natural population," Denson said. "While doing all this, we're collecting lots of information on other animals and fish in the system.We're beginning to knock off a lot of those questions and answers."
Information on the stocking program can be found at the DNR website: dnr.sc.gov/marine/stocking. It includes information on stocking locations, where recreational fishermen can donate fish carcasses for research and how recreational anglers can participate in the DNA study by taking a fin clipping and then releasing the fish.
"In most cases we find fishermen are returning (the stripers) to the estuary, which is a good thing," Denson said. "We're interested in seeing those fish get to a critical mass so they have a successful spawning run in the spring and kick-start the population. All our work is really toward that end of re-establishing the population so we wouldn't have to restock the fish."
Targeting striped bass
Phillips, his family members and friends enjoy catching stripers, but they also are interested in seeing the fishery rebound so their excursions are strictly catch-and-release.
"If it was legal I wouldn't keep anything," Phillips said. The average size of the fish he is catching is 15 to 20 inches "and every once in a while you'll catch a big one." He said his son Warren recently caught a 24-inch striped bass from the Wando River.
"We've been finding stripers way up the Wando, in the Cooper River, the Ashley, all around. People just don't target them," Phillips continued. "The biggest thing is to get away from the salt. The fish are far up the river. Get where the water turns brackish."
Phillips said in the Ashley he begins fishing around the gardens (Magnolia, Middleton, Drayton Hall). He suggests fishing structure and points out that stripers like fast-moving water.
"Get moving water, whether it's coming in or going out doesn't matter, and fish the ambush points, old pier heads and pilings in the water, rock piles," Phillips said.
He uses small plastic jerk baits (blue and silver is his favorite color) and fishes them faster than he would for a trout and redfish. He said last year when the weather turned cold he also used a short-arm spinner bait.
It's too early to say the fishery is self-sustaining, but the fact people are regularly catching striped bass from our rivers is a nice sign the fishery is on the rebound. Thanks DNR and thanks recreational fishermen who want to leave something for the future.


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Information on Cascadia Subduction Zone Quake
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Oregon Lawmakers choose to safeguard themselves over schools
It is only by chance that I write this article today. I try my best to keep up on stories that happen within Oregon, but I am only one man, and there's so much that happens. Sometimes luck plays a role in the stories I come across. Like today… I was sitting at Wingstop waiting for my food, when I saw a Willamette Week newspaper, and decided to pick it up. I scanned the front-page headlines: The Making of a YouTube Star Pot's Biggest Backers…3 comments Read more
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Volcanoes, including Mt. Hood, can go from dormant to active in a few months
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'The Amazing Spider-Man' Review – Short on Spectacle, But Big on Heart
Posted on Monday, July 2nd, 2012 by Angie Han
In truth, the biggest problem with Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man isn't even really its own fault. But the fact that this reboot comes just five short years after the end of Sam Raimi's previous Spider-Man trilogy looms over the whole endeavor, making it difficult not to compare the two.
It's a damn shame. Because while Webb's film isn't as seamlessly put together as Raimi's first two were, it has its own funny little rough-hewn charms. Had there been more space between the earlier Spider-Man movies and this new reboot, it might've felt lively and fresh. As it is, The Amazing Spider-Man is good, but not quite good enough to justify retelling the story again so soon.


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Hi all! I'm new to this group. This is my first year home schooling. We started in September and my son is in Kindergarten. I have done alot of research about curriculum. This year we are using McRuffy for phonics, reading, writing and Math U See for math. I have been doing all the science, crafts, Bible, etc. on my own and we are part of a cooperative so he gets arts and crafts and science/history type stuff there as well. Our cooperative is great and has a very good program. It has gone really well so far but I'm already starting to think about next year. I also have a daughter who will be 2 in March and a baby on the way due the end of July.
What I would like advice on is the science, history, geography, etc. part. Since I have a little one coming that will be a newborn next school year, I would like to find something more structured for those subjects. I love Math U See so far and will probably stick with it. I am pretty happy with McRuffy for language arts except some of the readers are a little too basic in that the student has to infer what is happening in the story. Overall, I have found it to be working well. My son is reading and writing well. I would either like a very good complete curriculum where I can just add in math u see or a curriculum where I can still use Math U See and McRuffy and just purchase the other curriculum for everything else.


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Annual Meeting 2014, Co-op News, Special Features
Touchstone Energy Debuts New Leadership, VideoBy Michael W. Kahn | ECT Staff Writer Published: March 6th, 2014
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Two debuts and one farewell marked Touchstone Energy's® 2014 annual meeting.
The first debut was of a new music video featuring real co-op linemen, including one who is a hero both on the job and in distant lands.
Journeyman lineman Dave Rasmussen is featured in "You Know the Kind," which is available for use by all Touchstone Energy co-ops. The video opens with Rasmussen getting a 4:30 a.m. call to come in. It spotlights the hard work and dedication of all linemen, and includes some from Pedernales Electric Cooperative in Johnson City, Texas.
The video ends with Rasmussen arriving home at the end of the day. It's a family affair, featuring his wife Maggie and their children Ellie, Preston and Victor.
A 13-year veteran of Cuivre River Electric Cooperative, Rasmussen is a hero to more than just the members of the Troy, Mo.-based co-op. He's a staff sergeant in the U.S. Army Reserves who has served tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. Rasmussen, a combat engineer instructor, received the Bronze Star with Valor for his service in Iraq.
The March 4 meeting's other debut dovetailed with the farewell. Jim Bausell, longtime Touchstone Energy chief operating officer, introduced his successor, Denise Aranoff-Brown, who is the new COO/chief marketing officer. Bausell is now NRECA's senior vice president of communications.
"I can't thank you enough for the warm welcome you've shown me," Aranoff-Brown told meeting participants.
Aranoff-Brown joined Dan Brown, president of the Touchstone Energy board and CEO of Cuivre River EC, in highlighting some of the key accomplishments of the brand, which now has 750 member co-ops.
Top of the list: Touchstone Energy co-ops' superior performance in the American Customer Satisfaction Index, where their score of 81 is six points higher than the investor-owned utility average.
Another highlight is the Co-op Connections Card program, which continues to provide great value to members.
"We've passed the $70 million mark nationally from the prescription savings program alone," Aranoff-Brown said.
The meeting concluded with Distinguished Service Awards for those who exemplify the cooperative spirit and the core values of Touchstone Energy.
One award went to Dave Champion, recently retired CEO of Paxton, Ill.-based Eastern Illini Electric Cooperative, who doubles as a pilot on the Touchstone Energy balloon team.
"I really appreciate this award, and I'm humbled and honored," Champion said.
The other award was a surprise: It went to Bausell for his 14 years of service.
"Jim has been the driving force, the vision and the energy behind the Touchstone Energy brand," Brown said. "His energy and imagination are infinite. His creativity and innovation are like no other in the industry."
Bausell thanked his wife, Pat, and had the Touchstone Energy national staff join him on stage. He then told the cooperative leaders in attendance, "You are the brand. And I know that you're going to continue to do great things with Denise's leadership. I can only see great things for the next 15 years."
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It's interesting how you even know about that 1977 order. Just where would one live so you would not be flown over by any aircraft? Most of the residents that live around airports moved in LONG AFTER the airport was there. Unfortunately, realtors/landlords are not required to disclose the proximity of an airport or flight path to homeowners or tenants. That is something that I would like to see changed. Many airport closures are encouraged by local homeowners and developers who would like to see a rise in property value when an adjacent airport is closed, not so much for peace and safety. Two such people have been trying to close Capitol drive Airport for years. One of them was actually busted for calling in "noise complaints" about Capitol drive from his vacation home in Florida. I used to live near Timmerman, and there was more noise from traffic on Capital drive and Appleton ave., and the bar across the street from Timmerman than there was from the airport. Crappy schools, small lots, and crime has done more to ruin this area than anything else. Timmerman brings in millions of dollars to the area as well and has been run by the Lotzer family since the 40's.
As for the Farmers NT Zepplelin, the tickets were not sold there, the Zepplelin was merely picking up passengers. I'm sure Timmerman's employees know what was going on. Newer rules, (since 9/11), discourage airport employees from discussing details about privately owned aircraft.


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The name Bronte is a nice one, however, the only one I have ever known was a boy, so it's a little bit of a stretch for me to see it on a girl. However, I absolutely adore the name Bonnie, it is a really sweet name. You could probably use Bonnie as a nickname for Bronte, you would just have to make sure that you always called her Bonnie so others would pick up on it as well.
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If you are looking for govt bank jobs in India, there isn't a better time than now.The upcoming months are packed with some important bank exams for various positions including the most popular - Clerical & Specialist officer cadre recruitments.The IBPS clerk exam is to be held in the month of December 2015.
Institute of Banking Personnel Selection closed online registrations for 5th clerical common exam on September 1 thereby giving ample time for applicants to get ready for the testing day.
But from this year onwards, the clerical written test shall be held in two stages – Preliminary & Mains.Only those who qualify in the prelims are eligible to appear for the main test.
Since the IBPS Clerk Preliminary Exam is to be conducted on December 5, 6 12 & 13, we are providing a detailed study plan along with a list of some of the best books that you can buy to prepare for IBPS clerk common exam.
IBPS Clerk 2015 Prelims
As said earlier, there is going to be a preliminary test for all applicants first.It is an online test that comprises of 3 sections.See the below image to know about the exact pattern.
Total Marks: 100
Duration: 1 Hour (60 mins)
Tests: English, Numerical Ability & Reasoning
While each correct answer fetches you one mark, 0.25 shall be reduced for every wrong answer.No marks shall be reduced if you choose to leave a question.
Having known the prelims pattern, it is necessary for you to also know about the topics that form part of these sections.
Reasoning: 35 questions are to be asked in this section & mostly it could be from the below chapters.
- Seating arrangements
- Coding – Decoding
- Syllogism
- Blood relation
- Inequality
- Others (Puzzles, Analogy,Ordering & Ranking, Directions)
English Language: If you prepare well, this is an easy scoring area.It will have 30 questions from the following areas.
- Reading comprehension
- Error spotting
- Parajumbles
- Cloze test
- Fill in the blank
- Grammar & Vocabulary
Numerical Ability: This could be a tricky part for many candidates as numerical involves calculations, formula, rough work etc.,There will be 35 questions, most probably from the list down.
- Number series
- Simplification
- Time, Speed & Distance
- Averages, Interest (simple & compound)
- Geometry/Mensuration, Ratios, Profit & Loss
- Data Interpretation
There will be individual cutoffs for each test.Hence candidates have to pass in each section & also secure the total cutoffs.
It is highly necessary for you to buy guides & workbooks as it helps you to prepare anytime.So here are some popular IBPS clerk exam books that can be purchased online.
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We suggest you to buy both books as they serve two different purpose, which is very important.
IBPS Clerk Study Plan
For the benefit of candidates, here is our a detailed 8-week study plan which you may use as-it-is or modify as per your requirements.The the ideal time to spend on each topics is also given.
Note about color codes: Match the chapter name with the color to know the expected no. of questions that can be asked in the exam.
Inaddition to learning, allot considerable amount of time to practice & revise every week.
If 8 hours /week has been mentioned for a topic, it is recommended that one spends 3 -4 hours in understanding the concepts & 4 - 5 hours in practicing them.
Colour Code
Expected No. of Questions (0-3)
Expected No.of Questions (3-6)
Expected No. of Questions (>6)
Numerical Ability
Week 1
Mensuration, Averages
(5-6 hours)
Arrangement, Patterns
Week 2
Ratio & Proportion, Probability
(7-8 hours)
Reading Comprehension
(6-7 hours)
Week 3
Statements,Simple & Compound Interest
Blood Relations, Input-Output, Coding-Decoding
Week 4
Speed, Time, Distance & Work
Analogy, Classification
(2-3 hours)
& Sentence Correction
Week 5
Percentage, Ratios, Profit & Loss
Data Sufficiency, Directions, Ordering etc., (3-4 hours)
Cloze Test, Fill in the Blanks
(3-4 hours)
Week 6
Simplification, Number Series
(9-10 hours)
4-5 Full Length Mock Tests + Analysis
Week 7
Revisions, Check for improvement areas & 5 Full Length Mock Tests
Week 8
8-10 Full Length Mock Tests + Analysis
The biggest disadvantage we have in IBPS clerk prelims is TIME.
In 60 mins, you are required to answer 100 questions with maximum accuracy.Infact candidates who appeared for IBPS PO prelims faced this problem big time.
So let your mind work towards finding the right time allotment from the preparation stage itself.
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Underground Railroad Event @ Morrisson Reeves Library
What's Happening Wayne County…September 17-19, 2010
Another weekend of Festivals and Bicentennial Celebrations. Check the list below and when you attend one of these wonderful events–please let us know how much fun you had…post your comments or write a blog on GoWayneCounty.com – send your blog and pictures to email@example.com.
Bicentennial Bash at E Street Pub – Richmond
Fri, September 17, 6p.m. – 2 a.m.
Is co-sponsored by Go Wayne County and E Street Pub, and promises to be a killer night out for people who love to support and enjoy local bands who cover a wide range of genres. In addition to providing nearly 8 hours of some of the best Wayne County has to offer in live music, there will be raffles throughout the night to give away some great schwag to attendees to support great local non-profits.
Here is the lineup for the evening:
- Brian Dannaker
- Craig Wynne
- Megan Eversole
- Bryan Baker & Doug Wright
- (Return of) Safety Pin
- 8 Ways from Nothing
- Lipstick
- Spires of Altum
Admission is only 5 bucks! (To read entire story go to GoWayneCounty.com/blog ).
Levi Coffin Days: Fountain City
Saturday, Sep 18, 2010
Family Fun Fest
Saturday, September 18, 10am – 2pm
South 10th Street Park; Richmond
Bicentennial Series of Small Towns in Wayne County: Fountain City
Just off of US 27, Fountain City is a treasure trove of history in Wayne County.
Interestingly Fountain City was named twice before it received its current name. Founded in 1818 by Redden Chance and Solomon Thomas it was first named New Garden and later changed to Newport in 1834. Due to another town in Indiana carrying the name of Newport, the final name was bestowed in 1879 at its incorporation. The derivation was due to the existence of many freshwater springs in the area which at the time were called "fountains."
The Underground Railroad
Fountain City's greatest claim in history is its strong affiliation with the Underground Railroad which existed in the area prior to the arrival of the Coffin family. As Levi Coffin wrote in his journal, "soon after we located to Newport (now Fountain City), I found that we were on a line of the U.G.R.R. (Underground Railroad). Fugitives often passed through that place…fugitive slaves…were often pursued and captured… I was willing to receive and aid as many fugitives as were disposed to my house."
And Levi Coffin and his family did just that. A Quaker family, they moved from the slave-owning North Carolina to Indiana. Their religious beliefs compelled them to free slaves even though at the time it was a federal offense to do so. At one time they were reported to have housed 17 fugitives in their small home. It is believed that, in total, they helped more than 2,000 fugitives escape to freedom, and none were ever caught in their care. For his successful efforts, Levi Coffin was termed the "president" of the Underground Railroad.
In his autobiography Levi tells of one of the slaves, which the Coffin family helped to freedom, who had "fled from Kentucky with a baby in her arms." She crossed the Ohio River in winter leaping from one ice formation to the next carrying her baby. The woman's name was Eliza Harris and she later became the model for the character "Eliza" in Uncle Tom's Cabin written by Harriet Beecher Stowe.
Levi Coffin and his family later moved to Cincinnati where they helped over 1,000 more slaves escape. He worked against slavery up to the end of the Civil War and the Emancipation Proclamation which ended slavery in America.
The Levi Coffin House, in Fountain City, is open to the public for tours from June 1 – August 31, Tuesday- Saturday 1:00-4:00 p.m. From September 1-October 31, it is open on Saturdays only from 1:00-4:00 p.m.
In honor of Levi Coffin the town celebrates Levi Coffin Days the third weekend in August. According to Sue Brooks, clerk of Fountain City, the celebration is put on by the Lions Club each year. The festivities include over 200 vendors, food, a parade, and kids activities. For more information about Levi Coffin Days you can contact the Lions Club of Fountain City. To learn more about the Levi Coffin House you can call: 765-847-2432.
Yet another small town in Wayne County that is aglow with its own rich history.


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Recurring leg abscess causing ear infections
Q: My husband has a recurring abscess on his inner thigh maybe 2 inches from the leg crease. Every time the abscess comes back he gets infections in both ears. The infections causes drainage from the ears and his ears feel "full" and his hearing diminishes. His physician lances the abscess and puts him on antibiotics which will take care of the abscess but not the ear infections. Do the two just happen to be coincidental or is there something that causes both at the same time?
An abscess is a tender, easily pressed mass generally surrounded by a colored area from pink to deep red. The middle of an abscess is full of pus and debris and is also very contagious. In my opinion the only relation I can see is that your husband probably manipulated his abscess and touched the inside of his ears, this might cause the infection to be transferred to his ears.
Most abscesses heal without the need of antibiotics, it is recommended to apply warm compresses to stimulate the drain of the abscess, washing your hands constantly would keep him from re infecting in other areas of his body.
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1 : of the nature of a secondary result : indirect
2 : consequent
3 : having significant consequences : important <a grave and consequential event>
4 : self-important
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In the late 19th century, modern disability insurance began to become available. It was originally known as "accident insurance". The first company to offer accident insurance was the Railway Passengers Assurance Company, formed in 1848 in England to insure against the rising number of fatalities on the nascent railway system. It was registered as the Universal Casualty Compensation Company to:
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DraconLord posted on Oct 13, 2010 9:23:52 PM - Report post
I am currently cleaning up a few outstandfing quests, I was wondering where in blue blazes is the "Lost Leg" the Quest Giver says it is East of The Watchtower, I have searched every inch of the map and have not found it. There is a mention of being able to smell Goblin's **** so I went out and killed all the Goblins and nothing.
Anyone Help?
Slvrbuu posted on Oct 13, 2010 9:26:31 PM - Report post
There's a path up in the mountains to the east of the Watchtower, it's a looping path, so you just need to find that path and you'll find it. Check all the chests and what not, I can't recall if it was in one or not.
I was about to call 'er quits and just attempt to kill the lot of the bandits and found it on the way down.
Good luck! =)
"The tools may be more effective than those who battled before you but make no mistake, you are no less a barbarian than your ancestors with their clubs and rocks. The only difference now is you do it without honor; cowering behind your guns, your bombs. You don't use tactic, just force..."
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DraconLord posted on Oct 13, 2010 11:06:31 PM - Report post
Thanks, I back tracked and found it, thanks again.
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The leg is not as hard to find as those damn Spider Webs in the Marsh... >.<, but glad you found it.
9/12 and I can't find the last 3, and myself like you just moved on
Maybe I will get later :P
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Youth In Revolt
- Directed by Miguel Arteta
===Story=== An adaption of the novel of the same name, Youth In Revolt centers around Nick Twisp, who meets the lovely Sheeni Saunders while on vacation in a trailer park. But there are a few obstacles that obstruct Nick from getting the girl of his dreams, including his recently divorced parents, her poetic ex-boyfriend, and the boyfriends of Nick's mom. But when Nick learns of her disinterest, he creates François, an alter-ego resemblant of Nick but with blue eyes, a mustache, a much deeper voice, and the attitude of a bad boy, all to help him win his dream girl Sheeni. What he didn't foresee was bigger problems, becuase the actions of François makes Nick a wanted criminal. ===DVD Features===
|Michael Cera
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|Jean Smart
|Estelle Twisp
|Zach Galifianakis
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|Mrs. Saunders
|Jonathan B. Wright
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|Michael Collins
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|Connell Brown
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|Randall Godwin
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|Tony Fanning
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|Oscar the Dog
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|Chuy Chávez
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|Arnaud Crowther
|French Student #1
|Danielle Nicole Czirmer
|French Student #2
|Kyle Colton
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A top-down raglan bolero is the perfect first sweater. Myra shows how to fit as you go and add crazy lace, the easiest lace knitting ever!
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Three to See: Suggestions for July 2
Something Known: New Kids on the Block (7:30 p.m. Marcus Amphitheater). Pleasures don't come much guiltier than watching 40-something men performing boy band staples from the '80s and early '90s, but NKOTB isn't pure nostalgia. Its "Remix (I Like The)" is one of the boy band's best singles. »Read Full Article
A classic performance by youth for Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra
If you're worried about the future of classical music, you should really hear this weekend's Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra concert, which features both a conductor and soloist of the under-30 set.
Guest conductor Santtu-Matias Rouvali led the orchestra through beautifully crafted interpretations of music by Carl Nielsen and Jean Sibelius on Friday evening. He and the orchestra were joined by cellist Andreas Brantelid in a deeply musical rendering of Dmitri Shostakovich's Concerto No. 1 for Cello and Orchestra. »Read Full Article
Chamber Theatre faces tragedy in 'October, Before I Was Born'
Late on a Tuesday afternoon in October 1960, a deadly explosion at the Tennessee Eastman Co. plant left employees' loved ones in the dark, desperately waiting for news in a prewired era of shared phone lines and radio stations that signed off at dusk.
In Lori Matthews' "October, Before I Was Born" — which opened at Milwaukee Chamber Theatre Friday, under C. Michael Wright's direction — we spend 90 anxiously unfolding, real-time minutes waiting alongside three of them. »Read Full Article
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Xbox LIVE Arcade remake of the classic N64 platformer.
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Xbox One backwards compatibility testers must reinstall games to continue playing
Upcoming change affects Viva Pinata, Perfect Dark, Banjo Kazooie and more.
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Banjo-Kazooie/Banjo-Tooie bundle available now on Xbox 360
£11.99 bundle packages together the classic N64 titles.
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Zombie Haiku
See zombies and Haiku really do go well together. Awesome. I'll go pick up a copy of that book soon.
See zombies and Haiku really do go well together. Awesome. I'll go pick up a copy of that book soon.
Bless you, Jonathan Coulton, you are a true national treasure. This has been around the intertubes for a while, but I have to post it anyway as it is awesome and should be viewed repeatedly. In case your wondering Jonathan Coulton is a singer/songwriter who releases his songs via the Creative Commons which allows creative people to make great videos like this.
You play as hero Barry Steakfries, and you're meant to use time portals to stop the evil zombie scheme of Professor Brains, with lots of guns.
You know some people might argue that there are too many zombie games out these day, that maybe we should try something else, and that maybe we've had enough. I would argue that those people should shut their big old pie holes before I shuts it for 'em. Zombie games are never not awesome! Learn to love them or… The terrorists win.strong>
The game will be $5, and will be out February 25th. Come on!!! It's $5 and your playing a guy named Barry Steakfries for crying out loud, You get to shoot zombie dinasaurs! That's good stuff there.
Really I would not call her a zombie, not really rotting enough. I would say she's more of a horrible ghoul. Kinda cute though so we'll forgive her, however, that kid at the end is a troll. That kid should be under a bridge eating billy goats. Yikes.
Can't wait for this movie to come out! I saw this one a while back and was very impressed. It was like watching a movie leangth version of "Tales From the Crypt" only this was good. (Shudder….. "Bordello of Blood"…wow that sucked.) If you havn't seen this movie it is definitely worth your time. I will be picking up a copy on the 30th.
From Dread Central:
Dominic Monaghan and Larry Fessenden play professional grave-robbing team Arthur & Willie, who make their living stealing corpses in 18th Century Ireland. The duo start off working for peanuts under a nefarious doctor (played by Angus Scrimm in all his scowling glory) but soon catch on to the huge money-making opportunities behind corpse snatching. Arthur recounts these events from a prison cell to a priest (a very offbeat Ron Perlman) on the eve of his beheading, so the story largely unfolds through a series of flashback vignettes as he and Willie run afoul of rival grave-robbers, vampires, zombies, and several other oddities that would be criminal to spoil.
I will be picking up a copy on the 30th when it's released Stateside.