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The biggest hurdle for the DCT programme is the identification of the poor.
The "gamechanger" announcement of the UPA 2 government on Direct Cash Transfers (DCT) for 45 schemes has generated much debate through the week with opinions flying around faster than money can get electronically transferred. At the heart of it, the idea of this proposed DCT is unexceptionable. Existing programmes where government transfers money to poor in the form of scholarships for students from marginalised groups, old age and widow pensions and a variety of other schemes, will now reach them directly through bank accounts by cutting out existing intermediaries. The transfer of money will be done through banking channels including business correspondents, micro ATMs and other channels using the Aadhaar platform as the authenticating mechanism to cut out duplication and fraud. Cash transfer programmes have existed in India for more than five decades now, and the recent announcement of the government does not include any new programmes. But the difference is the consolidation of these programmes on a technological platform and the use of alternative banking channels for transferring this money directly to the accounts of the poor.
In a refreshing change, the Prime Minister has chosen not to rush into an area where angels would fear to tread, and has kept most of the existing "in-kind" transfer of subsidies (mainly fertilisers and food) outside the ambit of the DCT programme. The only "in-kind" transfer that does feature in the list is the LPG subsidy where cash would be directly transferred to the accounts of the entitlement holders so that they can pay the full price to the gas agency for a designated number of cooking gas cylinders every year. However, the clamour for using this channel to transfer food subsidies is already getting louder with a section of economists and technocrats. Even before we examine the claims that are being made out for that it would perhaps be more pertinent to look at the programme as it has been announced and the likely challenges that it will face.
The biggest elephant in the room for the DCT programme is the identification of the poor. Contrary to the popularly held notion that the UID will solve this problem, the reality is that Aadhaar has little to do with the identification of the poor. It will only authenticate an individual's identity. The identification of the poor will be done through the Socio-economic Caste Census (SECC), an exercise that is mapping India's poor, undertaken by the ministry of rural development. The SECC is a year behind schedule by the MoRD's own deadline and six years behind schedule, since it was to be concluded (as a BPL census) by 2006. By all accounts, the entire exercise, predictably is likely to be very contentious and MoRD is all set to make a dog's breakfast of it, as it has of the preceding BPL surveys. Wrong identification of the poor simply means money getting transferred into the accounts of people who should not be getting it. And this is a problem that technology cannot solve.
The issuing of Aadhaar numbers with the ambitious deadlines set by the government is also firmly on the path of failure. While the UIDAI may achieve its target of issuing 400 million Aadhaar numbers, on schedule, what is being conveniently forgotten is that the UIDAI does not have a mandate of going beyond this and the rest of the numbers are to be issued by the National Population Register (NPR). The NPR is way behind schedule is unlikely to be able to rise to the challenge. Even in areas where the UIDAI is issuing the numbers, nothing short of a 100 per cent coverage is likely to have an impact since even a 90 per cent coverage does not necessarily mean that 90 per cent of the entitlement holders are covered.
Bafflingly, consensus still eludes the government on the modality of the bank transfer. The department of financial services persists with a model of giving banks monopoly over large clusters to deliver the business correspondent model while the UIDAI is pushing for a competitionbased model, with micro-ATMs at the core of the banking infrastructure. If this issue is not resolved soon, the pilots in even the first 51 districts are unlikely to succeed.
Good intentions are never an alternative to decisive policy action. In so far as the DCT programme delivering electoral outcomes is concerned, as the great American jazz musician, Duke Ellington, put it, "that question has no future". UPA 2 might just well discover that fiscal neutral proposals like the present proposal on direct cash transfers may well turn out to be vote neutral.
(The author is the Principal Adviser to the Supreme Court Commissioners on the Right to Food. The views expressed are personal)
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Michelle Miers weds Jeramie Broussard
RAYNE - Michelle Marie Miers and Jeramie Scott Broussard were united in holy matrimony at St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church in Rayne on Saturday, July 20, in a 6 p.m. ceremony officiated by Father Garrett Savoie and accompanied by Deacon Dan Didier and Deacon Taj Glodd.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Miers of Crowley. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Lucille "Shocky" Miers and the late Mr. Wallace Miers of Crowley, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Buford Jones of Chalmette.
She is a 2004 graduate of Notre Dame High School in Crowley and a 2010 graduate of University of Louisiana at Monroe with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. She has been employed as a registered nurse at Lafayette General Hospital's Intensive Care Unit for the past three years.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Broussard of Lake Charles. His grandparents are the late Mr. and Mrs. Levi Broussard of Lake Charles and the late Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Vincent of Carlyss.
He is a 2002 graduate of A. M. Barbe High School in Lake Charles and a 2008 graduate of McNeese State University with a Bachelor of Science in health and human performance. He is employed by the Lafayette Parish School System and is teaching and coaching at Comeaux High School.
The solemn beauty of the service was enhanced with a lovely program of traditional nuptial music provided by pianist Alberta Lyons, violinist Tommy Benoit, trumpeter Will Green and vocalist Jodi Bollich. Scripture readings during the Mass were read by Jacqueline Jones, aunt of the bride, and MaryAnn Broussard, sister-in-law of the groom. Offertory gifts were presented to the couple by Mr. and Mrs. John Monteilh, godparents of the bride.
The bride was escorted by her father and entered the church to the sounds of "Trumpet Voluntary" by Clarke. The bride was stunning in an ivory silk satin Italian ball gown. With a strapless sweetheart neckline and Basque waist, the fitted bodice featured regal embellished embroidery and was accented with crystals and rhinestones. The gown's classic A-line skirt cascaded into a chapel-length train.
The bride wore a triple tier fingertip veil embellished with crystals and trimmed with rhinestones. Complimenting the veil was an intricately detailed pearl headpiece. Swarovski crystal shoes completed the wedding ensemble.
She carried a crystal- brooch-enhanced bouquet of white hydrangeas and an assortment of white roses from her mother's rose garden.
Traditional items used included her mother's crystal rosary draped in her bouquet as something old, her wedding dress as something new, pearl and diamond earrings that belong to her Godmother as something borrowed, and her garter as something blue.
Matron of honor was Meagan Trahan, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids included Renee Grigus, Laura Tarver, Lacey Bryan, Brittany Brown, Megan Guidry and Rebecca Buchanan, all friends of the bride. Junior bridesmaid was Madison Ardoin, niece of the bride.
Flower girls were Brooke Broussard and Madelyn Broussard, both nieces of the groom.
The bridal attendants wore coral chiffon floor length one-shoulder strap gowns accented with pearl brooches. They were holding bouquets of assorted coral, pink, gold and orange roses. The maid of honor's dress was distinguished by the addition of a rhinestone and pearl belt.
The best man was Jared Hinton, friend of the groom. Groomsmen included John Patrick Miers, brother of the bride; and David Leatherwood, Mark Mawae, Destin Castillo, Chad Carnahan and Timmy Dronet, all friends of the groom.
Ushers were Leslie Broussard and Chris Broussard, both brothers of the groom.
Jeramie and the groomsmen wore taupe suits and vests with ivory shirts. The groom accented his attire with an ivory tie. His boutonniere consisted of white miniature roses.
The groomsmen accented their attire with coral ties. Their boutonnieres consisted of coral floribunda roses.
For her daughter's special day Pat Miers wore a Jade Couture gown by Jasmine. The floor-length amethyst taffeta gown had a ruched bodice. Lace covered the sweetheart neckline and continued over the back and three-quarter length sleeves.
For her son's wedding Emma Broussard wore a teal floor-length chiffon gown with a beaded top and short sleeves.
Both mothers were presented with wrist corsages of white and coral floribunda roses and a long stem red rose during the ceremony.
Immediately following the wedding ceremony, the newlyweds were honored during a reception at The Crossing at Mervine Kahn in Rayne.
Elegant and exquisite floral designs for the wedding were provided by close friend of the bride and family, Mitzi LeJeune. As guests entered the reception hall they were greeted by a formal portrait of the bride and illuminated candelabras, each adorned with a large floral design of multicolored garden roses, white and green hydrangeas, white lisianthus, pink rananculus and seeded eucalyptus. The dance floor was decorated with white tulle swags, illuminated white lights and a chandelier set center stage.
The tables were draped in linens and beautifully decorated with coral table runners topped with mirrored plates and floral arrangements.
Food at the reception included sliced brisket, corn and crab bisque, crawfish and tasso pasta, Louisiana meat pies, meatballs and assorted finger foods and refreshments.
A special feature at the reception was a monogrammed ice sculpture luge illuminated with blue LED lights that dispensed cosmopolitan drinks for the guests. Friends and family also entertained themselves in a photo booth, and guests danced through the night to the music of a local DJ.
The bride's cake was a four-tier round and square ivory confection featuring yellow cake and three different fillings–strawberry amaretto, cookies and cream and raspberry cream cheese. The cake was accented with flowers and topped with a Swarovski crystal monogrammed "B."
The groom's cake was a two-tier Dallas Cowboys decorated chocolate cake featuring cascading chocolate fudge and chocolate-covered strawberries decorated to resemble footballs.
Guests showered the couple with white rose petals before their departure in a white Rolls Royce Bentley.
Prior to the wedding, on Friday, July 19, The Crossing at Mervine Kahn was the setting for the rehearsal dinner. The groom's parents hosted the prenuptial event as guests were served crawfish fettuccine, fried catfish, corn, salad and cheese cake.
Upon returning from a honeymoon at Maroma Beach, Maya Riviera, Mexico, the couple will reside in Lafayette.


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2012 construction in HAMMER POINT, 3000 sq foot home located just minutes from Islamorada and only 60 miles from Miami, 93 miles from Key West. Located on mm93. Bay Views from every floor, both balconies, windows, and roof top. Enjoy a cocktail while sitting in our private pool overlooking the bay. Sunsets are a must from our very large rooftop patio! Park a boat on our brand new dock or just throw a line and see what you can catch. Don't be surprised if you see manatee in the canal or even some Tarpon.
Enjoy marble and wood floors throughout, granite kitchen countertops, large master bedroom with a large spa shower, and much more!
Cable TV and WiFi are available for your use as well as a washer/dryer and grill.
First floor- access to pool, large room with full bath and mini fridge. Washer/dryer.
Second floor- large family room, kitchen with stainless steel appliances, TV room (surround sound). Two bedrooms with large closets and each with its own balcony facing the front of the house. One bedroom has a full bath. There is a full guest bathroom located on this floor. There is also a large balcony connected to the family room/kitchen facing the canal and pool. Beautiful bay views as well.
3rd floor- Large master bedroom with wood floors and sitting room. Beautiful bath and closet. Large balcony with gorgeous bay views.
Rooftop- Our favorite spot--- LARGE rooftop patio with priceless views of the bay! Our home is as kid-friendly as it gets...considering we have 3 babies ourselves. We have installed a gate on the rooftop to avoid children from walking down the steps as well as on the 2nd floor balcony. We have kid gates for the inside available as well.
Outdoor- BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE POOL w/kiddie fence, outdoor shower, grill, covered parking, gated home, and plenty of space to layout and relax.
There is too much to mention, so please call or email for more information. We want this to be your most memorable vacation, so please let us know what you need to make it that.
My husband, myself and our three girls, are residents of Fort Lauderdale. I have been visiting the Key's since I was just a baby and can honestly say that all my best memories were made here. I cannot thank my parents enough for introducing me to paradise and allowing me to experience so much! Because of this, I have always dreamed of owning my own property here in the Key's.
The first place I ever took my husband, Philly boy, was down South to the Key's. Although he had visited Key West in the past, he automatically fell in love with Tavernier! I surprised him with a birthday dinner one lovely Saturday evening at Morada Bay, and what do you know...he fell in LOVE. Because of the love we shared for the Key's, we looked further...
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My dream became a reality!!!
We purchased our Hammer Point property in 2010 and began construction a few months later.
Owning our own property in the Key's will allow our 3 baby girls to experience everything I experienced growing up and more. I hope they will gather the same amazing memories as I gathered the last 3 decades.
Our hope is for you to experience the beautiful times the Key's has to offer and that you create unforgettable memories like ours!
Priscilla purchased this house in 2012
What better location than in Tavernier?? Only 60 miles south of Miami and only 93 miles north of Key West. We are located just minutes away from Islamorada where you can enjoy Tiki Bars, Sandbars, great dining, and much more. We chose this location because it centered between Key Largo and Islamorada. Close enough to make a day trip to Key West or to make a day trip to Miami. We chose bayside to enjoy less hectic boating and water sports.
Turn on Jimmy Buffet, prepare your favorite cocktail, throw on your bathing suit and sit down in our brand new pool. Sip your cocktail with those closest to you and enjoy the views of the bay....what more must I say???
This was the first time our family has visited The Keys. We typically stay in the Miami area, but we were looking to do something different. And we loved it! The home is absolutely amazing! We loved having the master bed room on the 3rd floor away from everyone! The Master bath was beautiful and the views from every room in the house just made it feel like we were in paradise.
When I travel I like the place we stay at to have upgraded amenities and this house does! The kitchen is large and 1st class! And it is stocked with everything you need to prepare nice meals. The laundry room is perfect which is another must have when I travel. The pool is on the small size but perfect, and the ocean was amazing. My husband and kids swam in it everyday! Manatees would visit daily which was such a great surprise and we fished daily off the dock.
I could go on and on, but we will definitely be back!
We came with two childern (4 and 1) and my European in-laws. The thoughtful preparation by the home owners was amazing... Outlets plugged, blackout curtains put up, gates on the stairs, two cribs, pack & play, pool toys... etc. There is an extreeme attention to detail not only in the luxurios natural materials used in the construction but a thoughtful safe environment for children with fences/gates on balconies and around the pool.
Location was perfect so close to Islamorada. Short trips for tons of activities and ~2 hours down to Key West. We hit COSTCO on the way out of Miami and cooked in the fab kitchen every day at least once. TV room is good if you want that. Upstairs level is fit for a King. There are some great couches that can double as beds... one on the upper level, 2 couches plus a big L-Couch on the main level and 2 smaller couches on the ground level where there is full laundry. With 4 full baths it makes it a comfortable place to be with lots of family and friends. Nights on the flat roof with salty sea wind under the stars will finish your days with a desire to come back soon.
This was our second year renting this beautiful home in the Keys. The house is furnished and decorated such that we felt very comfortable while also feeling we were spending our month in a high end tropical retreat.No expenses were spared with this house including top of the line appliances, washer& dryer, closets galore,and outside space where our manatee came to check on us often! The neighborhood is friendly and safe, our yellow lab was just as happy as us taking long relaxing walks.There was plenty of room for friends to stay with us.We cooked gourmet meals in the beautiful kitchen and made memories we will never forget.Priscilla has always been a pleasure to work with and makes sure everything is perfect for our stay.
My parents rented the house for about a month over the holidays and I had the privilege of crashing their vacation with my 4 mo old. Priscilla decorated the house for Christmas which was nice to have some Christmas spirit there and even got my daughter a present! So sweet of her. Priscilla had everything I needed for my baby!! She was so sweet to let me use it. Swings, play pen, TWO cribs and a bouncer.
I can't say enough good things about the beautiful home. There's so much space, and our family of 6 plus a baby really enjoyed that. The kitchen was sooo nice to cook in. And that view! I miss it already.
Having the pool was so nice to just hang out in when we didn't feel like doing much. The canal was cool to check out all the fudge swimming by and we even saw a manatee!!
We sure miss it already. We LOVED our time here!!! The house was great and the keys have so much to offer!
What a wonderful experience we had renting this beautiful home. No expenses were spared with the design and furnishing of this magnificent home. Priscilla and Tony were a pleasure to deal with. There was plenty of room for us to have some friends and family come visit with us.We spent many evenings in the huge kitchen making the fish we had caught that day. The sunsets are beautiful and we took many pictures from the rooftop. The neighborhood is a great place to walk, my dog really enjoyed it! The manatees came to visit us twice. This was a month we will never forget.
This was our second visit to Priscilla and Tony's vacation home, this time for the month of January and the stay was even better than our first! This is a gorgeous, modern Keys home on a canal with access to the Florida Bay. It has everything one needs to have an enjoyable, relaxing time from an open beautiful kitchen with all the extras to a rooftop deck to stargaze or enjoy sunrises and sunsets. The rooms are clean, spacious and nicely decorated. The pool is great for dipping and hanging out and the bottom floor has a small refrigerator for easy access to drinks for pool-time. Our mornings were spent having coffee on the second floor deck to enjoy the bay view, warm weather, and seabird flyovers. We loved having the multiple decks to enjoy the views and the weather.
We also love that we can bring our dogs so they can be on vacation with us. The yard and pool are nicely fenced and safe for dogs and children. Our older lab would check for manatee every time we went down to the dock. He seemed to develop a special relationship with a couple of these gentle giants! The downstairs area was great to set up our crates for the dogs to sleep.
The neighbors in Hammer Point were as friendly and helpful as ever. We learned about more places to eat, kayak and paddle board around Tavernier and Islamorada. But what was really nice was the home's dock provided a place to get out on the bay at any time of the day.
This is a great rental property and we are returning again next year!
John Pennekamp is located less than 10 miles away, where you can enjoy anything from scuba diving/snorkeling to glass bottom boat rides. If you have enough time, take advantage and rent a boat to explore the United States first undersea park.
Theatre of the Sea is located at mm 84.5, just under 10 miles away. Enjoy anything from swimming with dolphins to swimming with sea lions and rays. There are also great shows starring some of our favorite marine wildlife.
Key West is also a FUN hotspot. You are close enough to visit for the day.
I will be happy to discuss the many attractions surrounding our home. There are too many to mention.
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It's so very easy to go through life giving only casual glances at people and places that we encounter. It is even easier to give little attention to the people who mean the most to us. Sometimes, we even get it all backwards when it comes down to making moments in our lives really count for something. We fall into the trap of spending time in the urgent things of life and ignore the important. A ringing cell phone sometimes becomes more important than a one-on-one conversation with a loved one.
I was recently reminded of how so very important it is to "live in the moment." What I mean by living in the moment is fully engaging in the moment. Not just the casual 'hello' to someone or the polite, yet superficial, conversation that we are tempted to have with some people. Not living in the moment is equivalent to throwing away a precious gift without unwrapping it.
My mom had a very unexpected heart attack while she came to spend time with me at one of my speaking engagements. She has had excellent health all of her life and we had no reason to think that things could change so quickly from one moment to the next. There we were walking the beautiful sites in Waikiki when she told me she felt ill. Just a few minutes later we were climbing into an ambulance and rushing through heavy traffic on the way to the hospital.
This made me think about the things that I want to make sure she hears from me such as "thank you for guiding me in my faith," "I am thankful for your example," "I love you" and so much more. Life has very unexpected turns and we can so easily miss the most important aspects of our life if we do not live in the moment.
Let's enjoy the gifts we have been given in the form of people who are a part of our lives. Let's fully engage in the experiences that we are also given as gifts on a daily basis. There is so much to enjoy when we take time to pause and consciously engage with every person and in every situation. Sometimes our time may be truly limited but, I venture to say that, most of the time we can pause and enjoy the moment.
Is that ringing cell phone truly more important than a conversation with our mother, or father, or best friend, or employee, or . . . ? I don't think so. I am so glad that my mother was treated quickly and that she is back on her feet again. I want every moment with her to count. The people I meet and the places I visit have taken on a whole new significance in my life. I want to "live in the moment" and unwrap those gifts completely.
As I look over at the beautiful Hawaiian beaches, I am thinking about what it really takes to get better at something. I just finished speaking several times over the last few days and now I get a chance to enjoy the beauty of this place before getting back on a plane and head home. This is a great place to relax and think.
I am thinking that there are probably few people, if any, who enjoy hearing about things that they don't do well at. Many seem to be happier by going through life unaware of the "blind spots" in their personalities. I cannot say that I love to hear about my blind spots but, over the years, I have come to terms with the concept of self-evaluation.
I call it "self" evaluation because I have to initiate it myself and not because I just ask myself what I need to improve. This process of self-evaluation must include other people. They are the ones who can see our blind spots where we can't. Many cringe at the thought of asking someone to honestly speak to them about areas of improvement. But there comes a time when we have to just get over our own selves and be willing to listen to what others have to say.
I have made it a practice to look for people who think differently than I do and then I ask them if they are willing to share some truths with me. Some people eagerly accept the opportunity (sometimes I wish they were not so eager!) and provide invaluable feedback that I can apply in my life. Some people agree to provide me with feedback but do not follow through with honest feedback. You see, they feel that they need to be nice and only tell me good things. Even though I love to hear affirmations anytime of the day, that is not the assignment. But I understand that sometimes it is hard to give honest feedback to someone else.
Of course, there are those who take it upon themselves to provide their opinion and criticism even when they were not asked. This kind of feedback is even harder to take. In those cases, I am careful to double-check their comments and I even look at their motive.There may be some truth there, but their approach makes it difficult for me to find it.
I think that a life well lived can only happen through honest, and sometimes difficult, self-evaluation. Maturity comes as a result of experiences, challenges, and constant evaluation of our lives. More and more, I appreciate getting older because I know that I stand a chance of getting wiser too. Whether it is spiritual, emotional, or relational maturity that I seek, I must include a healthy dose of self-evaluation in order to achieve it.
This weekend I had an amazing experience speaking to 700 women up in the mountains at a camp called Hume Lake, with breathtaking Yosemite National Park clearly in view. We studied four different subjects: How to catch a vision for your life; How to memorize God's Word for a lifetime; How to Walk through the dark night of your soul; and How to love life with incredible joy. There were laughter and tears.
Something for us all to consider: while a religious event like this conference was encouraging and motivating, it's the hard daily work of biblical spirituality that we do with God that is the most significant.
One of the greatest highlights of my life and ministry is personally meeting Mother Teresa on four separate occasions. She inspired me to do the work that I am doing today with at-risk kids. She told me to "Go back to my own 'Calcutta' and 'be Jesus' to your people." Basically that meant I should go to a place of great need and be part of the solution. After meeting with her I decided to create the Teach One to Lead One program along with other like minded people. Her mantra was giving to the poorest of the poor. My mantra is reaching the roughest of the rough — kids, that is. Now some 25 years later her influence is still producing fruit in my life. That is why I am so passionate about the role that mentoring plays in the life of another. What a joy to know that we can bless others by simply finding a need and meeting it.
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Early voting for the May 4 school board elections starts Wednesday. Following is a list of candidates and where residents can vote early. Early voting ends April 30.
Early voting for Amarillo College board of regents and Amarillo Independent School District will be from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday in City Hall Room 304 and the Randall County Annex.
AC has three positions up for election. The positions currently are held by Louise Daniel, Sharon Oeschger and Fred Snyder. Daniel, Oeschger, Frank Nelson and Tony Renteria filed.
Five people are running for three board positions in Amarillo Independent School District. Julie Attebury, Sam Lovelady and Jack Thompson currently hold those positions. Attebury, Thompson, Janie Rivas, Jim Austin and LaRue M. Hite filed.
Th AISD election will use cumulative voting. Every voter will have three votes. A voter can put all three votes to one candidate or spread them out in any combination.
Bushland ISD positions held by Jim Allen and Randy Crutchfield are up for election. Allen, Crutchfield and Michelle Stoddard filed.
Early voting is from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday in the nurse's office at the elementary school.
Highland Park ISD has eight people running for three positions. They are currently held by Kathy Wallace, Larry Hales and Tonya DeHoyos Detten. Hales, DeHoyos Detten, Steven Drillette, Chris Carpenter, Michael Brown, Brad Blenden, Jeff Tucker and Jeffrey Bailey filed.
Early voting is from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday in the elementary school office.
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Kay Fruge's 'Art Quilts' exhibit to open Saturday night
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CROWLEY - There is a difference between traditional quilting and art quilting, and for those who do not know the difference, Saturday night at The Gallery would be a fine time to learn.
On Saturday, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m., the Crowley Art Association will host a wine and cheese gala to kick off the opening of The Gallery's latest show, "Art Quilts" by Kay Fruge.
Art quilting is a contemporary form of textile art that may incorporate some of the basic concepts of a traditional quilting but goes well beyond it otherwise.
Besides fabric, art quilters use a wide variety of different materials including paper, beads, buttons, yarn and feathers, just to name a few.
They also use a number of techniques including surface design, hand stitching and machine stitching.
Although she has sewn as a hobby since she was a small child, Fruge wasn't always a quilter, and, in fact, has never made a traditional square quilt. Rather, she started quilting in just 2009 after seeing an art quilter on television late one night.
Fruge took a basic quilting class and then taught herself from there. She is obviously a very good teacher, a very good student, or both.
This will be Fruge's second show at The Gallery. She additionally has work hanging in Mark Bercier's BEE Galleries in New Orleans, including a piece commissioned by Bercier for himself.
There are a total of 12 items in Fruge's current show, and they are all drastically different.
They vary in subject matter from the realistic to the whimsical and incorporate a countless number of different fabrics and textures, not to mention "found" objects. In short, each quilt is a multi-media experience.
There is also an interesting piece of lagniappe in the form of a print that uses cotton and organza separated by a spacer to create a three-dimensional effect. Although Fruge says the techniques she used to complete the pieces aren't complicated, the overall effect is impressive.
Stop by The Gallery Saturday night and visit with Fruge to learn more about art quilting and to view some truly amazing pieces of needlework.
Fruge's show will hang at The Gallery throughout the month of June.
The Gallery is located at 222 N. Parkerson Ave. in Crowley. For more information call The Gallery at 783-3747 or visit www.crowleyartgallery.


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Classically the Gimlet is a simple 50-50 mix of gin and lime cordial but the rise in vodka's popularity during the 1990s and early noughties saw vodka frequently used in place of gin to make a Gimlet. As gin has recently regained ground on vodka so it has reclaimed its rightful place in the Gimlet. Modern, drier palates have also caused the proportion of lime cordial used in a Gimlet to dwindle.
In 1747, James Lind, a Scottish surgeon, discovered that consumption of citrus fruits helped prevent scurvy, one of the most common illnesses on board ship. We now understand that scurvy is caused by a Vitamin C deficiency and that it is the vitamins in citrus fruit which help ward off the condition. In 1867, the Merchant Shipping Act made it mandatory for all British ships to carry rations of lime juice for the crew.
Lauchlin Rose, the owner of a shipyard in Leith, Scotland, had been working to solve the problem of how to keep citrus juice fresh for months on board ship. In 1867 he patented a process for preserving fruit juice without alcohol. To give his product wider appeal he sweetened the mixture, packaged it in an attractive bottle and named it 'Rose's Lime Cordial'.
Once the benefits of drinking lime juice became more broadly known, British sailors consumed so much of the stuff, often mixed with their daily ration of rum and water ('grog'), that they became affectionately known as 'Limeys'. While the ratings drunk rum, their officers drink gin so naturally mixed Rose's lime cordial with gin to make Gimlets. Hence, the creation of the Gimlet is the result of circumstance rather than clever mixing of ingredients, and that's the way it tastes if you try an un-chilled (they had no ice) 50-50 Gimlet. However, stirred over ice, mixed to more balanced proportions and the result is divine. Gin and lime just work, that's why it's the garnish of choice for G&Ts.
As for the name, a 'gimlet' was a small tool used to tap the barrels of spirits which were carried on British Navy ships: this could be the origin of the drink's name. Another story cites a naval doctor, Rear-Admiral Sir Thomas Desmond Gimlette (1857-1943), who is said to have mixed gin with lime 'to help the medicine go down'. Although credible, it is not substantiated in his obituary in The Times, 6 October 1943, nor his entry in Who Was Who 1941-1950, and we guess pretty much every doctor in the Navy spurted a similar mantra at the time.
Our preferred Gimlet recipe is by Charles Schumann.
Basil Gimlet recipe
Celery Gimlet recipe by Naren Young.
Creole Gimlet recipe by Gonçalo de Sousa Monteiro.
Limey Gimlet recipe by Yours Truly.
Richmond Gimlet recipe by Jeffrey Morgenthaler.
Vodka Gimlet recipe
Harry Craddock 1930
In his 1930 'The Savoy Cocktail Book', Harry Craddock lists both a 'Gimlet Cocktail and a 'Gimblet Cocktail as follows:
"Gimblet Cocktail
¼ Lime Juice, ¾ Dry gin,
Shake well and strain into medium size glass ; fill up with soda water.
"Gimlet Cocktail
½ Burrough's Plymouth Gin, ½ Roses Lime Cordial,
Stir, and serve in same glass. Can be iced if desired"
Charles H. Baker 1939
In his 1939 'The Gentleman's Companion - Vol. II Exotic Drinking Book', Charles H. Baker say of a drink he called "The Far Eastern Gimlet", "Why on earth this stroke of genius stands unheralded and unsung in this fair and allegedly free land of ours shall, to us, always be a mystery like who it is that designs expensive radio cabinets, why all cinema stars long to ruin themselves playing highbrow roles, and why good prize fighters want to write fiction. Throughout the whole swing of the Far East, starting with Bombay - down the Malabar Coast to Colombo; to Penang, Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai, the Gimlet is just as well-known as our Martini here.
"The main thing in its flavour is that, unlike most cocktails, it is not 'warming' in hot weather, and in fact is a good cooler. It is simple, without fancy fizzings, and is one to experiment with until the precise amount of lime cordial is found, to taste. This last is a British invention based on a similar essence to Rose's Lime Juice - which comes in the slender decorative bottle we see back of most good soda fountains - but is not quite so pungent. Soda fountain lime syrup also would do in a pinch. We have approximated it with fine results by diluting it with equal amounts of water.
Take a big saucer champagne glass, put 1 jigger either of dry or old Tom gin, 1 tsp gomme syrup or sugar, 1⁄2 tsp - to taste - of lime syrup or lime cordial. Fill up with chilled plain water, add 1 ice cube and thin slice of big green lime. Don't use soda water, please.
David A. Embury 1948
In the "Roll Your Own" section (page 131) of his seminal 1948 'Fine Art of Mixing Drinks', David A. Embury comments, "the Gimlet is a Gin Rickey and is made with sugar, lime juice, gin, and carbonated water. It is served in a Delmonico or Sour glass. It is also served as a cocktail, omitting the carbonated water.
Raymond Chandler 1953
In his 1953 novel 'The Long Goodbye', Raymond Chandler wrote, "The bartender set the drink in front of me. With the lime juice it has a sort of pale greenish yellowish misty look. I tasted it. It was both sweet and sharp at the same time. The woman in black watched me. Then she lifted her own glass towards me. We both drank. Then I knew hers was the same drink."


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Simulation of damage on laminates
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Date issued2012
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An experimental study on controlled faulty perturbed flexible structures is developed using an active mass damper actuator, where the flexible structure is subject to external perturbation and sensor faults. To attenuate the disturbance effects on the flexible structure, we present three robust controllers: one is based on dynamics LMI control technique design, other is an improvement of the first one but adding a chattering term, and the last one is the second one but with the chattering gain adjusted dynamically. According to experiments, where a flexible two level building with active mass damper (by Quanser), external perturbation, and sensor faults, evidence that the proposed LMI controller with chattering term where its gain is dynamically adjusted presents the best closed-loop system behavior.
CitationCuriel-Sosa, J. L. [et al.]. Simulation of damage on laminates. A: European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering. "Proceedings of 6th European Congress on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences and Engineering". 2012, p. 1-7.
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As no-nonsense NYPD Det. Olivia Benson on NBC's Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, actress Mariska Hargitay rarely gets to crack a smile. But on Aug. 28 Hargitay was all grins at her Santa Barbara, Calif., wedding to actor (and SVU guest star) Peter Hermann, PEOPLE reports in its latest issue.
Hargitay donned a blush-colored Carolina Herrera gown and sported fresh gardenias in her hair, and the church nuptials "were enchanting," says wedding planner Yifat Oren. "It was really magical."
After the ceremony, which featured a gospel choir singing "Ain't No Mountain High Enough," the bride, 40, and groom, 37, joined their 200 guests (including 10 nieces and nephews in the wedding party) for a reception at a Montecito estate. A 6-ft.-tall wedding cake topped with a crystal "M&P" provided a sweet finish for the couple.
"They're mad about each other," says Oren. "And they're hilariously funny together."
Meantime, Hargitay may have something else to celebrate come Sept. 19: She's nominated for her first Emmy Award, for outstanding lead actress in a drama for SVU.
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With competition for a second Philadelphia casino license now under way, it's worth heeding Gov. Christie's wise caution about expanding gambling at the Meadowlands complex in North Jersey.
Christie's staunch opposition to a Meadowlands casino, reiterated at an Assembly hearing last week, rests mostly on the sound observation that it could undermine the state's efforts to boost the fortunes of Atlantic City.
The Shore resort has struggled in the face of growing competition from casinos in Pennsylvania and other states. Even the glitzy new $2.4 billion Revel casino has gotten off to a slow start.
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Report of a Case.—
A 48-year-old man experienced the onset of chest pain while playing tennis and was brought to the emergency room of the Maui Memorial Hospital. An ECG was obtained, and the physician on duty reviewed the strip before mounting the lead samples onto an ECG form. Although there was no evidence of ischemia or infarction, the physician observed what appeared to be P waves in rapid irregular bursts (Figure) and arranged admission to the coronary care
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I found this on the web I add it to flax meal to make muffins it is a good alternative for me rather than use regular flour, I hope you like it. cup's and times are approximate.
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In City of Festivals, a true champion of fun is crowned
It's strange, this sensation in mid-June that summer already is whizzing by, especially when it hasn't even officially begun.
January takes its sweet time, but these precious warm months are always in a rush. Flag Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, done. Get the shovels back out. Sorry, I think that's still my hangover from last winter talking.
A thousand festivals are crammed into summer weekends, and they're already starting to blow right by me.
PrideFest? Didn't make it down there this year (though I did get to the courthouse that weekend to watch a whole lotta gay marrying going on).
Polish Fest? It was here and gone before I had a chance to brush up on my polka moves. HartFest and the Highland Games, both in my own Wauwatosa? Missed 'em. Locust Street Festival? Six stages, but no me this year. Jazz in the Park downtown? I'm already two behind. Church festivals? My apologies to several saints, an immaculate heart, the apostles' queen, some holy angels and even one archangel for skipping their parties.
This weekend I'm hoping to catch up on a few household projects and weed abatement in the yard, so my next blown-off festivals are likely to be Lakefront Festival of Art, Greek Fest, East Side Summer Soulstice, Milwaukee Air and Water Show, and something in Walker's Point calling itself Garlic Fest, which I hope is followed up with Breath Mint Fest.
There's always next summer, which is what I told myself last summer as the festivals flew past. Somehow I do manage to show up once or twice at the king and queen of the summer parties, Summerfest and State Fair.
Here's what Jeanyne Neumann has to say about all my whining and woulda, coulda, shouldas.
"What a cop-out. C'mon!" Jeanyne was crowned recently as Milwaukee's first City of Festivals Champion during a ceremony at the gates of Henry Maier Festival Park. The award came from United Ethnic Festivals, and representatives were present from PrideFest, Polish Fest, Festa Italiana, German Fest, African World Festival, Arab World Fest, Irish Fest, Mexican Fiesta, Indian Summer and the Holiday Folk Fair.
Jeanyne gets to all those festivals every year, rarely missing a day. She arrives early and often stays late, depending on the weather and her work schedule. She works part time at Goodwill Industries in the laundry service, but schedules her vacation to maximize festival time off.
Some of us get to one or two ethnic festivals a year if we're lucky. Jeanyne can't wait for each summer weekend and the lakefront gatherings they bring. She's also a regular at Summerfest, State Fair, church festivals and really anywhere where people gather to eat, drink and listen to music.
"I make it a point to get to them," she said. "I mainly go by myself, but I run into people I know."
She rides the bus from her south side Milwaukee apartment. That much festival going can get expensive, so as part of her champion award Jeanyne received tickets to each day of each ethnic festival plus some T-shirts. County Executive Chris Abele also was on hand to give her free bus rides to all the festivals this summer.
Now 55 years old, Jeanyne has been a festival regular around here for nearly 40 years, she says. And she's not just in it for the buzz.
"I don't drink hardly at all," she said. "If I have a beer, it's extremely rare. I'm more for the food, the music, the exhibits and people. And the shopping."
As my excuses continue piling up and the festivals roll on by, Jeanyne Neumann proudly displays her champion trophy and keeps looking ahead to the next party.
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Carter Pumps, Inc.,
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Engitech, Inc.
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Erie-area colleges contend with changing enrollments
Trying to recruit a new college student is much harder today than just a few years ago, in large part because there are simply fewer of them to woo.
Colleges in northwestern Pennsylvania have known for years that the number of high school graduates in the area and nationally are dwindling. The recent recession helped many avoid that reality for a few years, as many people opted for higher education when employment opportunities dwindled.
But with jobs rebounding in recent years, schools are now taking a hit.
Each of the six colleges and universities in Crawford and Erie counties have had to make changes in the quickly changing climate for student recruitment.
For some that means cuts and looking at the possibility of eliminating less popular programs. For others, it has meant branching out into new territory, both figuratively and literally.
Allegheny College
Heavy recruiting outside of northwestern Pennsylvania is holding enrollment steady at Allegheny College.
For the first time in the college's almost 200-year history, non-Pennsylvanians will be a majority of its 600-member freshman class, and a majority of those are from the West Coast.
Allegheny College has a reputation for academic success: in students graduating on time, successful student retention and students having a job when they graduate. And college officials have been taking that message nationwide.
"Given the changing economy, changes in the value of housing and other assets, and given that there are more options today in online courses, there's pressure on colleges from Harvard all the way down to community colleges to enroll students that fit their profiles, from greater areas," said Brian Dalton, Allegheny vice president of enrollment and communications.
Increased endowments this year additionally provided more scholarships to help distant students compensate for lower aid from their home states and higher out-of-state tuition at Allegheny.
Total enrollment this fall: 2,150, compared to 2,140 in 2012.
Edinboro University
Steadily declining enrollment at Edinboro University of Pennsylvania has led to some staffing cuts, and a persisting budget deficit could mean more down the road.
Enrollment at the university, one of 14 in the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education, is expected to drop to about 7,300 for the upcoming school year. That is down from 7,462 for the 2012-13 school year and well below the record high of 8,781 reached in 2010.
Those declines, coupled with increasing salaries for employees and other costs, mean the university will enter the school year with a $5.5 million hole in its $95 million budget.
Efforts to close that hole will include cutting some positions, particularly for marketing and construction-related jobs, and not filling others as they come open. Each of the PASSHE schools had a 3 percent tuition increase for the year, but school officials say that alone is not enough to solve budget issues.
President Julie Wollman said the university will strive to make cuts that don't affect the student experience, but officials have acknowledged they're going through a process called "retrenchment," which could result in layoffs for tenured faculty members and the elimination of less popular academic programs.
Gannon University
Gannon University officials say they've been able to maintain stable enrollment during a tough year by casting a wider net.
Bill Edmondson, vice president for enrollment at Gannon, said the university is expecting 4,068 students in the fall, up from 4,008 for 2012-13. Edmondson attributed that minor growth in an otherwise difficult year to ramped-up efforts in recruiting international students and seeking out students in programs like dual enrollment, which allows them to study at the university while still in high school.
The international student numbers were bolstered in part by opening up eligibility to students with limited English language skills. That program allows students who wouldn't have been admitted in the past to attend the school.
The university is offering an expanded English as a second language program to boost those students' language proficiency before doing their core classwork.
Edmondson said that just a few years ago a flatlining year like this one would have been looked at as bad news, but a tougher recruiting climate makes stable enrollment much more desirable. He said universities that learn that lesson more quickly will be better suited to thrive.
"This is a challenging environment," he said. "For many years, schools were conditioned to expect growth each year and built that into their projections."
Mercyhurst University
Enrollment officials at Mercyhurst University say they have managed to do well in a tough year nationally, but that wasn't enough to spare university employees the pain of a down year.
A pay freeze is in effect this year for Mercyhurst employees, including faculty. Officials cited declining enrollment and increasing costs as the reason for the freeze.
But Michael Lyden, vice president of enrollment management, said the numbers for the year could end up being stable.
Lyden said the school expects a little more than 4,200 students this fall, projecting a 60-student drop in the new freshman class. He said the school had about 4,300 students for the 2012-13 year.
Lyden said there are actually a couple reasons schools are struggling with a smaller pool of traditional freshmen.
"I think everybody in this field understands the underlying demographics," Lyden said, referring to the declining number of high school graduates. "But what surprised a lot of us is the percentage of those students who want to go to college actually went down as well."
Lyden said enrollment at Mercyhurst North East has remained stable at about 1,100 students. Mercyhurst West Campus in Girard has suffered through small enrollment for years, and administrators are now looking to phase that program out.
Penn State Behrend
A growing number of local students commuting from home will provide a needed boost to Penn State Behrend enrollment this fall.
Behrend's 1,170-member freshman class is its second largest ever, and a large number of them will be living at home. A 13 percent increase in transfer students and growing engineering enrollment are also boosting Behrend numbers.
"It really bears out everything we've been reading about students being much more attuned to costs and to jobs," said Mary Ellen Madigan, Behrend's director of enrollment management.
The college additionally fed its scholarship fund and provided grants to cover the difference between in-state and out-of-state costs for students with associate degrees from Jamestown Community College in New York.
Still, enrollment, at 4,250 students, is down about 50 from fall 2012.
News in 2012 that university officials are "assessing the viability" of the University of Pittsburgh's Titusville campus didn't help enrollment there this fall.
Instead of increasing enrollment as hoped, Pitt-Titusville will have fewer full-time students this fall: 326, compared to 357 in fall 2012. The university's goal for fall 2013 had been 470 students.
Doubt about Pitt-Titusville's future didn't help enrollment.
"It played in our visits to local high schools and colleges," campus Dean David Fitz said.
The good news is that Pitt-Titusville is hanging onto the students it has; retention is up 27 percent from 2012. And the university continues to invest in improvements, including a new student game room, a residence hall boiler, and enlarged Learning Center.
"Unless we're told otherwise, we're here. And we're moving forward," Fitz said.
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I've just joined the December birth group on here - 29wks+1 today and baby due on 17th December - all been well so far :)
I just wondered if anybody has experienced loss whilst being pregnant? I know this may sound ridiculous, especially when people go through so much, but I am struggling to come to terms with the loss of my 2 year old cat.
We found him Sunday morning after searching all around our neighbourhood and the poor little guy had been run over the night before. The image of finding him and mine and my husband's heartbreak/pain won't seem to leave me and I have cried solidly for the past two days. He was such a huge part of our lives and brought so much joy and happiness - we couldn't wait to bring up our little babba with such an amazing cat and now he has been taken so cruelly from us...
Whilst I am not continuously crying today I have taken another day off work due to being exhausted (plus I'm a teacher and don't fancy standing up all swollen faced/puffy eyed in front of a class) and I am feeling guilty on our little unborn baby. I have felt him/her kicking and moving lots and listened in to their heartbeat but I just hope this emotion doesn't affect them negatively...
Sorry to anybody else who has experienced any form of loss and know that you are not alone.


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I have a Toshiba Satelite L855 with Windows 8 and I can't find out how to customize the FN keys. In particular: I use F5 all the time and I can't figure out why I would ever want to turn off the mousepad, so I would like to change this key into always just being F5.
You can reverse that situation for all the Fx keys.
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12-17-2012 08:03 AM - edited 12-17-2012 08:54 AM
I have this problem too, so I am posting here as well. I have a Satellite L855-S5372 which came with Windows 8. I have tried looking here: http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/support/js and it doesn't say anything. The F keys do not work as specified in the bulletin. I tried HWSetup, but it does not give the option for the Function key. I cannot get into the BIOS from startup either. I have tried pressing numerous buttons on startup, but it does not take me there. My HWSetup wasn't the correct version, nevermind.
I cannot get into the BIOS from startup either. I have tried pressing numerous buttons on startup, but it does not take me there.
It's because Windows 8 does not do a complete shutdown in most cases. Press the Shift key when you click Shutdown and it will shut down completely.
After that, F2 on power up should open the BIOS settings.
There are files for Toshiba under the folder Program Files\Toshiba.
Look for the System Setup file. You can make a shortcut on the desktop.
Run the System Setup and you can change from Standard function to default very easily.
I don't know why they make it so hard. The HWSETUP I downloaded is missing this feature.
I have a Satellite S55-A5295 and I cannot find any way to change my function keys. There does not seem to be a bios change that will fix it. I have looked for a set up method... I am at a loss. I am very irritated at having to push the extra key to use my function keys. I would appreciate any help. thanks.
Oh... at last... figured it out thanks to the last post that I re-read after writing my request. Thanks.
In my Windows 8.1 installation on a Satellite S55-A5294 laptop, the "System Setup" file is named TosDesktopAssist.exe and is located in C:\Program Files\TOSHIBA\TOSHIBA Desktop Assist. When you run the program, select Tools & Utilities from the left menu. Along the top, four buttons will appear. One is titled Function Key and has a little Fn icon on it. Oddly enough, this is not the button you want to press. The functionality it offers hasn't anything to do with the issue of this thread. Instead click the System Settings button. Then select Keyboard from the left menu. Change the setting in the drop-down list from "Special function mode" to "Standard F1-F12 mode". Click Apply. It will tell you that you need to reboot in order for the change to take effect.
Hey I have a Toshiba Satelite L855-S5119 with Windows 8 and I did what you said to do, but it didnt work. mM keys are still requiring me to use the FN button in order to get the special funtion. Help please?? This getting like beyond annoying.
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407 E. Beaver Avenue,
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407 E. Beaver Avenue,State College, PA 16801
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The Movies was a single-screen first-run theater located at the corner of Beaver Avenue and Garner Street. It was closed in 2001.
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FondMemories on June 10, 2013 at 12:44 pm
A popular spot on the uphill corner of beaver and Garner – especially on "Rocky Horror" nights. (I saw "Star Wars" and "Close Encounters" there, too.)
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At least now they know.
The uncertainty surrounding Roy Halladay was, metaphorically speaking, like a bone spur fraying the fabric of the Phillies' 2013 season. It is the kind of uncertainty that had a devastating impact on the two previous Phillies seasons.
Two years ago, it was Chase Utley's mysterious spring-training disappearance. Last year, it was Utley and Halladay and Ryan Howard.
It isn't easy for a team when a key player is unavailable because of injury. It is much harder when the missing player's status is shrouded in mystery. There is a corrosive effect on a team when it is in limbo, unsure when or whether a star player is returning.


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Insurance consultants & advisors in Lakewood are professionals with strong analytical knowledge who are able to predict the market conditions and suggest solutions accordingly. An insurance consultant is basically a specialist, whose function is to supervise general insurance coverage policies, HR management, advice on pension, mergers and acquisitions, risk management, finance projects and corporate recovery. As the basic academic qualification, an insurance consultant or advisor must have a graduation, a post graduation, a Master of Business Administration or a major in Finance degree. The person must be well-acquainted with the current financial situation. Risk management is considered as an additional qualification for this profession.
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EAST NORTHPORT, NY – At Yellow Pages Goes Green, we're as concerned about the environment as anybody… possibly more so, in fact, since the preservation and protection of the environment is why we do what we do. So, when it comes to the upcoming 2016 Presidential election, our CEO – Mr. Michael Keegan himself – is taking a very close..