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Ich bin auch dabei. Es stimmt- deine Arbeit ist wunderschön und wir vermissen deine Präsenz. Deshalb besuchen wir dich immer mal wieder und hoffen, dass es dir gut geht. Viele liebe und dankbare Grüße Von Mona
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By Mona on 19.06.09
From the entry: 'Inner & Outer Harmony'
I think the focal point of mainstream religion has changed - http://www.ebook-search-queen.com/ebook/reli/religion+and+ethics.all.html .That's part of the "see the world in black and white" that the fundamentalists find so important about their "my way or the highway to hell". Its far easier to use religion as the label for making oneself feel better or more important than someone else. I don't murder, so I'm better/God loves me more than…
By tinar on 15.06.09
From the entry: 'Ancient Egyptian Religion'
The world is missing you. The work you have done is wonderful!.
Thanks a lot.
Best for you
By joseph on 10.06.09
From the entry: 'Inner & Outer Harmony'
Thank you very much…
By Astroloji on 03.06.09
From the entry: 'Astrology For Dummies'
Hello Ursi,
I have to link to this blog because I think that is so important when it comes to manifestation and getting what you want in life. All the great successful people in the world today did some form of visualization. And a vision board is one of the most powerful manifestation tools to date in my opinion.
By Edward Litors on 29.05.09
From the entry: 'How to Create A Law Of Attraction Vision Board'
Looking so Kumbh Mela of 1895 is wonderful, the power of a faith like that, that can make multitudes upon multitudes of the old and weak and the young and frail enter without hesitation or complaint upon such.
By 70-291 on 27.05.09
From the entry: 'The Kumbh Mela: An Indian Odyssey'
Nice work done agree with you that positive affirmation can lift your life up decide your goal before you start something.Keep sharing love all your ideas.
By 70-640 on 25.05.09
From the entry: 'How to Create an Affirmation That Works'
Only a supremely powerful intellect could pierce of veil of hypnotic deception to bring the truth to the teeming masses of smooth-brained mouthbreathers that we all must be. Such courage and mental prowess in the mind of a single person. Thank you so much for attempting to free me of my mental prison of hypnotic malaise. His neck must be substantially stronger than the average "man-on-the-street" to…
By Matt on 24.05.09
From the entry: 'Obamas Hidden Hypnosis Techniques'
BEAUTIFUL COMPERHENSIVE SITE WITH BEAUTIFUL QUESTION-WHO ARE YOU-CONGRATULATIONS-gfr.
By gframesch on 23.05.09
From the entry: 'Ancient Egyptian Religion'
Vision boards are very powerful tools when used in conjunction with the law of attraction.
By Annie on 22.05.09
From the entry: 'How to Create A Law Of Attraction Vision Board'
Thanks you very mach.
By medyum on 21.05.09
From the entry: 'Flower Mandalas'
idk if they are real or not. i've never seen them. but as big as this earth is, wt makes you think we're the only one's here. we have animals. y wouldn't there be any other animals we don't know about? think about it. there is a lot of things we thought were real a long time ago that wasn't. like the world being flat. n things we thought…
By danielle on 20.05.09
From the entry: 'The Mermaids of Juan Cabana'
Awesome! its really nice thanks for sharing this with us. nice stuff on your site.
By Steve on 19.05.09
From the entry: 'Crop Circles Greetings'
of course mermaids and mermen are real, maybe not thease ones but were d yu think thay got the idea from,if no one believes in thease myths then christmas wouldnt be, all the stories for children wouldnt be oh how sad, and thats coming from me a banshe with a leprichourn for a husband lol..x
By GypsieT17 on 09.05.09
From the entry: 'The Mermaids of Juan Cabana'
it is real and those who say it's not are stupid do you live in the damn water NO!!!!!!!!!so you dont no what your talking about
By Dominika on 09.05.09
From the entry: 'The Mermaids of Juan Cabana'
I won my first web award, and hopefully not my last because it's a great feeling!
The Swiss magazine "anthrazit" selected the 200 best from thousands of Swiss websites. My website belongs to the 200 best websites of Switzerland! Rank 4 in the category "celebs".
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by Anton Shilov
Art Lebedev has reveals an image of the new keyboard with screens inside every key. The new device will be smaller, sleeker and promises to be less expensive compared to the original Optimus Maximus released a couple of years back.
The Optimus Popularis keyboard will resemble that of a notebook and will feature neither programmable keys nor extra keys for computing. Besides, the size of the keys themselves (the size of the foundation) will also be shrunk to 15mm x 15mm from 20mm x 20mm of the original Optimus Maximus. However, since Optimus Popularis will have different form of the keys and short travel distance, 15x15mm keys should be rather comfortable to use. In addition, the new keys will have "screens" with 64x64 pixels resolution, up from 48x48 on the Maximus.
In fact, the new Optimus Popularis has nothing to do with the initial concept design of the Popularis demonstrated two years ago. Nevertheless, it looks like the main concept of the device remains untouched: the keyboard will be based on a large touch-screen with keys installed above it.
"Now every key - even the space key - has as much screen real estate as possible. There's also additional screen area between F-row and the rest of the keys. Optimus Popularis comes in compact form-factor without the dedicated numeric keypad section. We have special Fn key in the lower left corner that turns right part of keyboard into the page-up and num-lock keys, as well as the numbers arranged in a familiar calculator layout," explained Artemy Lebedev, the head of the design studio primarily known for its keyboards and keyboard concepts outside of Russia.
As usual, Art Lebedev makes rather bold promises concerning availability of the Optimus Popularis. The studio expects to ship the device "at the end of this year/beginning of next year" for less than $1000 with pre-orders starting "sometime later this year".

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Best of FN in 2012: July – September
Here is a roundup of the best news and analysis published by Financial News's daily website during the third quarter of 2012.
• July
July 3: Barclays, Bob Diamond and Liborgate – Diamond exit could herald "sea change" at Barclays … The sudden resignation of Bob Diamond as chief executive of Barclays cast a cloud over the future direction of the investment bank that he helped turn into a global franchise – as well as the future of his two key lieutenants.
July 5: TSC's Garnier laments lack of 'smoking gun' – One of the Treasury Select Committee's chief arbiters, Mark Garnier, who was among those to grill ex-Barclays chief executive Bob Diamond over the Libor-fixing scandal, described the hearing as "three and a half hours of waffle and of my life that I'll never get back again".
July 24: Job cuts loom at Man Group – The chief executive of Man Group said that the hedge fund manager would be reducing headcount as part of a $100m cost-cutting drive, following a difficult first half in which assets under management fell by almost $6bn.
July 31: Investment bank to bear brunt of savage cuts at Deutsche – Anshu Jain used his first call with analysts as co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank to deliver news that its investment bank would cut 1,500 jobs as part of a group-wide initiative to reduce costs. The call followed the release of Deutsche Bank's second-quarter results earlier in the day.
July 31: Ermotti warns of 'need to adapt' in new era – UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti said the investment banking industry was "in a mid-nineties environment" as the Swiss bank reported a second-quarter loss that included a $356m hit from Facebook's initial public offering.
• August
August 1: F&C change guru to step down – It was reported that Charlie Porter was set to step down from all of his executive roles at F&C Asset Management, including chief executive of its Thames River Capital business, 18 months after entrepreneur Edward Bramson swept to power in F&C's boardroom in a shareholder coup.
August 7: 'Wire stripping' added to list of banking blunders – After a summer of discontent for the UK banking sector, the spotlight fell on Standard Chartered and the practice of "wire stripping", a method of hiding important personal details of a client.
August 10: Sir David Walker receives mixed support for Barclays appointment – Barclays' appointment of the veteran banker Sir David Walker as its new chairman was welcomed as "the beginning of the end of the period of uncertainty". However, analysts questioned whether he would be "truly independent for shareholders" given his strong connections with the political establishment.
August 14: BBC Pension Scheme hedges its liabilities as deficit swells – The BBC, the UK broadcaster, cut its exposure to the stock market and recruited Legal & General to run a £1.6bn liability-driven investment strategy in an effort to reduce its investment risks after its pension deficit virtually doubled last year to £2.6bn.
August 15: Standard Chartered gains support after 'grossly unjust settlement' – Banking analysts came out in defence of Standard Chartered after the UK bank agreed to pay $340m in fines to the New York State Department of Financial Services, while questioning the response of the UK government.
August 15: Banking lobby issues French FTT guidance – More than 100 of Europe's largest investment banks, asset managers and trading firms signed up to new guidance issued by an influential lobby group on France's controversial financial transaction tax – a sign of the ongoing confusion surrounding key elements of the charge.
August 15: Coller swoops for second Lloyds portfolio – Coller Capital, a private equity investor, carried out what was believed to be the largest transaction in the European secondaries market – with its second acquisition from Lloyds Banking Group in as many months.
August 17: Rokos retirement leaves 'N' and 'Howard' – Chris Rokos' retirement to "pursue his personal interests" left the leading European hedge fund manager, Brevan Howard, with just two of the five founding partners.
August 20: CME move highlights demand for 'regulatory choice' – The CME Group confirmed plans to launch a London-based derivatives exchange, in a move that will see it compete with rivals run by NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse.
August 20:Calpers launches IPO governance boycott plan – One of the world's largest investors threatened to boycott any stock market listing that allows minority shareholders to control a majority of the votes through multi-tier share structures.
August 23: Investment banking staff fall by 10,000 in a year – The number of investment banking jobs at the world's largest banks fell by about 5.6% over the past 12 months, according to FN analysis, as financial institutions looked to stave off the impact of increased costs and declining fee revenues.
August 30: 'Cool-headed' Jenkins best in-house choice – Barclays' decision to name Antony Jenkins as its new chief executive was met with broad support by bank analysts, although there was a strong consensus that an external appointment would have done more to help the UK bank draw a line under its recent troubles.
• September
September 3: State Street fights London asset management exodus – Nine senior executives parted company with State Street Global Advisors' London-based asset management business. The departures came in the wake of the collapse of SSgA's merger talks with UBS Global Asset Management in June.
September 5: Meet the new City trio at HM Treasury – UK prime minister David Cameron introduced more than three decades of City of London experience into the Treasury with three key appointments – including Paul Deighton, a former chief operating officer of Goldman Sachs in Europe – to help jump-start the economy.
September 6: Instinet to live on as Nomura execution arm – Nomura unveiled a restructuring of its equities franchise that will see its subsidiary agency brokerage Instinet become the bank's execution services arm.
September 10: Grübel re-emerges as potential debt adviser – Oswald Grübel, the former UBS chief executive, is standing by to advise Jack DiMaio's financial boutique Mead Park Management.
September 11: Top Deutsche staff face five-year bonus wait – Top management at Deutsche Bank will have to wait five years to receive a significant part of their remuneration package, after the German bank set out how it intends to be at the forefront of a change in banking culture.
September 12: Sir David Walker opens parliamentary inquiry with focus on pay – Sir David Walker, Barclays' chairman-designate, told the UK parliamentary inquiry into banking that "standards have slipped in a grave way" in the City of London and that a preoccupation among investment banks for short-term revenues had proved "hugely damaging".
September 13: Relationships rewarded in $18.4bn 'BEADS' tie-up – The proposed $18.4bn tie-up between BAE Systems and EADS shone a light on old-fashioned relationship-building, with many mandates being awarded to advisers who laid claim to decades-long associations with the two giant corporates. Advisory boutiques were also big winners – with four independent advisory houses winning mandates, out of the seven advisers named on the tie-up.
September 13: JP Morgan keeps London at heart of CIB reshuffle – Six London-based bankers were given prominent roles in JP Morgan's new-look corporate and investment bank, which was recast into two divisions called "banking" and "markets and investor services".
September 14: Kweku Adoboli rogue trader trial – FN reported on the criminal trial of Kweku Adoboli throughout the court proceedings, which began on September 14 at Southwark Crown Court with the prosecution's opening statement.
The 32-year-old former exchange-traded funds trader had stood accused of causing $2.3bn in losses – the largest unauthorised trading loss in UK history – which was discovered in September 2011. He pleaded not guilty to two counts of fraud and four of false accounting.
The prosecution's case against Adoboli was that he was a "gambler" whose unauthorised trades caused "chaos and disaster". Adoboli's defence was that the bank knew about his activities and he was acting out of loyalty to the bank. Witnesses in the trial included William Steward, an accountant in UBS's back office; John Hughes, an ex-colleague who worked with Adoboli on the same desk during the period; and John DiBacco, the US-based banker who supervised UBS's London exchange-traded funds team from April 2011.
Adoboli himself took the stand for eight days. He denied that he was a gambler and told the court: "UBS was my family. Every single thing I did, every single bit of effort I put into that organisation was for the benefit of the bank." He did, however, admit lying to UBS and to "losing control" of his trading positions.
On November 20, the jury found Adoboli guilty of two counts of fraud, but not guilty of the four charges of false accounting. In sentencing Adoboli to seven years in jail, the judge said: "Whatever the jury's verdicts would have been you would forever have been known as the man responsible for the largest trading loss in British banking history. The jury's verdicts mean that what you did was criminal as well."
September 18: Chenevix-Trench to take a break at Sloane Robinson – Sloane Robinson, a hedge fund whose assets have fallen more than 80% since 2008, told investors that its well-regarded chief investment officer and main risk taker Richard Chenevix-Trench was planning to take a step back.


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What is with all the spam
What is up with that? Other forums I belong to have built in spam filters to prevent these type of things.
There are ought to be a way for the administrators to prevent these morons from doing this to our site.
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5 ways to keep phone charged in a power outage
Published On: Oct 30 2012 10:05:40 AM CDT Updated On: Feb 08 2013 09:39:08 PM CST
In our increasingly digital world, a mobile phone or other portable device is often a one-stop communication device. And when the power goes out, these gadgets can quickly become stylish but useless bricks. Here are some tools and tips to try to keep you connected longer.
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Like the characters Hem and Haw in the classic parable Who Moved My Cheese, we sometimes find ourselves in a bad situation. For some of us, it's unemployment. Others struggle with addiction or loneliness. The list of bad situations is a long one.
If we can trace back to what caused our predicament, it's often (but not always), something we didn't do. For example, we failed to anticipate change in the workplace. When our position was outsourced overseas we were blindsided and unprepared.
In the case of addiction, we self medicated with perscription drugs to grind out the work day instead of finding more fulfilling employment.
Loneliness can happen when we let opportunities to meet others pass us by.
But these examples are faux reasons. They are symptoms of a deeper issue.
Truth is, when we don't know the outcome of a course of action, we often won't take any action at all. Like Hem and Haw in the story, our fearful beliefs immobilize us. We would rather suffer (an outcome we know) than leave our comfort zone and venture into the unknown.
We could say fear is just shorthand for "the unknown". And like I've said before, the final frontier for mankind isn't space, it's fear.
I'll leave you with a question Haw asked himself during his time of crisis. It's the turning point in the story. Answer this question honestly, and then figure out a way to make it happen. It could change your life forever:
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Hi mamas,
My LO is 11 months old today, and I am a full-time working mom. I currently leave 6 oz. of EBM with LO's babysitter (who, fyi, is his grandpa :love) to last him throughout the day while I'm gone (we are separated ~8.5 hours). I also see DS during lunch every day to nurse. We co-sleep and LO nurses throughout the night. Oh, and he nurses great on the weekends. He is eating solids like a champ - he absolutely loves food - and he drinks a little water on and off all day.
My question is....... can I quit pumping after DS turns 1 year old, and just give him whole cow's milk while we are separated? Will he be ok without that 6 oz. of BM?
It's a ton of work getting those 6 oz...I pump every morning, once at work, frequently in the evenings, and throughout the weekend to come up with the 6 oz. per day. And I am just SO sick of pumping, especially at work. I actually wouldn't mind continuing to pump in the mornings, etc. if I could skip the work pumping session. (All I get at work is ~2.5 oz. anyway.) But honestly, I'd really love to put anyway the pump for good as soon as possible while still being able to nurse while we're together (mornings, evenings, nights, lunch, and weekends).
I guess I know that I CAN stop pumping at work, but SHOULD I? I have worked SO hard to make it this far (had a lot of problems with supply at the beginning), and I don't want to do anything that might jeopardize our nursing relationship!
Thanks for the advice, mamas!


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America's most pest-infested cities
Published On: Apr 12 2013 12:39:47 PM CDT Updated On: Apr 15 2013 01:00:00 AM CDT
From bed bugs to cockroaches, these cities are crawling with insects and other pests.
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Crime Stoppers programs offer cash rewards for tips leading to the arrest of individuals who may be involved in criminal activities.
The number to call in Karnes County with a tip is 830-780-4636.
According to information from the group, the call center is in another part of the state which will help keep all tips anonymous. Not even board members will have a way of knowing who calls to pass along information that may assist law-enforcement officers in solving a crime.
"Once a tip is received," Hill said. "It is then sent to our coordinator who then gives the information to the appropriate law-enforcement officials."
People who call the hotline will be given a procedure to follow that is designed to keep the identity of callers completely anonymous.
When the tip provides sufficient evidence to make an arrest, a reward will then be given to the caller. The amount of the reward is based on the seriousness of the crime.
Since the program began, statewide, more than 181,000 suspects have been arrested and more than $41 million in rewards have been paid as part of the program. More than $247 million in property has been recovered and $1.07 billion in narcotics have been seized.


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Thursday Night Pre-Registration Check-In
Attendees who have pre-registered will be able to pickup their convention badges at the Registration Desk in the Toronto Congress Centre during all three days of the convention. Anime North will also be having a Pre-Registration only check-in Thursday night, May 26, 2016 at the Toronto Congress Centre. This will allow attendees who have pre-registered to pick up their convention badges and registration packets ahead of time.
Registrations to Anime North 2016 will NOT be sold at this event. It is for pre-registered attendees only.
The check-in will run from 5PM - 9PM in Hall D of the Toronto Congress Centre. The entrance is on the west side of the building, about two-thirds the way down.
Note: Anime North reserves the right to cap the lineup at 8PM on Thursday night. To be certain to obtain your badge on this event, please come before 8PM.
Moonlight Ball tickets will be available for pickup. There will also be a Weapons Check desk open.
Any convention function not specifically mentioned here will not be available Thursday night. The con does not officially start until Friday and most departments will still be in the early stages of setup.
Attendees can also pick up badges for friends if they bring their confirmation forms and photocopies of their Photo ID. Note that once you do, you are responsible for getting the badges to them; they cannot pick up another from the Registration Desk.


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Veterans Day: Guide for families and veterans
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Birth records
Researching the indexes of births for England and Wales between 1837 and 2005 is necessary if you want to get hold of the birth certificates of ancestors born during this period. If you're looking for births between 1837 and 1915, search the FreeBMD collections. There's a separate birth collection for the years 1916-2005, but they're both in the same place on our site and easy to find.
The indexes were intended to list all births but registration wasn't compulsory until 1875. If your ancestor was born in 1844, for instance, and you just can't find them, this could be why. However, try to consider the other reasons why you can't find them – they might have been born in a different year or at a different location than you think – before giving up. For births before 1837 in the United Kingdom, check our parish records collections.
Birth indexes include the surname, first name, the year and quarter the event was recorded in, the registration district and the volume and page number where the birth certificate information is recorded at the General Register Office. After September 1911, birth indexes include the mother's maiden name – once you have this, you can start searching for more information about her.
Using the information in the indexes, you can order the birth certificate of the individual, which will tell you the names of the parents, the date of birth, address of the birth, father's occupation and date of registration. You can order the certificate through Ancestry.co.uk by clicking the trolley icon on the left when viewing the transcription.


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Written by Erik M. on 24.10.2012 at 22:12
Can't believe the inferiority of this album compared to the first two masterpieces this band has produced. A big letdown for me, but it's mostly due to the fact that the songs are very short and instrumental, because those aspects are things I dislike in general. Also, pure Neofolk just isn't something I like a lot... musically this album is obviously very good, it's just way too short and underwhelming in my opinion.
Written by NorthernDickhead on 23.07.2013 at 19:29
I Agree...
Written by Erik M. on 23.07.2013 at 23:32
Written by NorthernDickhead on 23.07.2013 at 19:29
I Agree...
Well, I want to add that for me the length of an album is important. And with about 32 minutes this album lacks length greatly (anything below 50 minutes is short in my book). If this was an EP I would've given it a 7 or even an 8, but as a full-length album it's definitely not worth that. Because as I said, the music is good, no denying that... just really underwhelming and not memorable at all.
I also found something totally ridiculous on the Wikipedia site of Empyrium. The following is said about this album and Weiland: "Many people consider these two albums to be the apex of Empyrium's skill and some accomplishment of the band's - or rather Schwadorf's goal."
I really would like to know who these people are, because if you ask me it's exactly the other way around. Probably people who don't like metal at all.
Written by Erik M. on 23.07.2013 at 23:32
anything below 50 minutes is short in my book
Written by Zaph on 25.01.2014 at 13:33
What? I'd say 50 minutes is already above average. Of course, if you mostly listen to doom I can understand that statement, because in that genre the average album is probably around an hour. However, 45 minutes isn't short for a music album in general.
Length is also important to me though, but in many different ways. Some albums are better as 30-minute-assaults, while others can pull off the double-disc-85-minute-journeys.
Written by Erik M. on 27.01.2014 at 18:44
What is your opinion on this album btw? Too short or fine as it is?
Written by Erik M. on 27.01.2014 at 18:44Maybe 45 minutes is about average, it really depends on the genre like you said. As I said, musically this album is great but the songs are way too short to really enjoy them.
Written by Zaph on 27.01.2014 at 18:53
Haven't listened to it yet, I only know the first two, but I was gonna listen to it some time soon. I'll let you know what I think
Written by Mr. Doctor on 27.01.2014 at 18:59
If you think the songs are short then it's pretty obvious you don't listen to a lot of (neo)folk music. Most of the stuff in that genre is usually "short" (5 mins is NOT short for a folk song if you ask me... where most bands/artists usually stay at 3-4). To me the length is perfect, just like Ulver's Kveldssanger which is another neofolk album I like a lot... If the songs were longer then it'd be too uneventful in the long run and a bit boring since the ideas during a folk song stay the same for the whole track due to the style being "simpler" (for lack of better term), so short and solid songs are prefered over long ones which might get a bit too monotonous in the long run.
Those are my two cents. No harm meant btw.
Written by Erik M. on 27.01.2014 at 19:14
Nest's debut was also severly lacking length and their last album is extremely long for a neofolk album: it's 68 minutes and has only 7 tracks, so a whopping 9,7 minutes on average for a track.
Written by Mr. Doctor on 27.01.2014 at 19:19
Unless the instruments and songwriting is extremely varied, that sound long and boring as fuck. I prefer my (neo)folk to be to point... Well, Uaral's work might be an exception for me since I consider the songwriting to be very good so it makes up for the long songs and also I get some nostalgic memories from Chile, heh.
Written by Erik M. on 27.01.2014 at 19:05
The first two are so much better than the last two it isn't even funny. Then again, it really depends if you're into symphonic/melodic folk doom or just plain neofolk. I happen to like the former a whole lot more, but I still enjoy neofolk when I want to listen to relaxing music. Mostly I listen to Nest or Tenhi and the likes when that's the case, not to Empyrium.
Written by Erik M. on 27.01.2014 at 19:23
I don't consider Uaral to be pure neofolk at all (rather folk doom, as there's lots of doom in their sound), unlike everything by Nest and Empyrium's last two albums. Anyway, I haven't listened to Nest's Trail of the Unwary yet so I can't say whether it's boring or not. My guess would be that it isn't. I've seen some reviews and it's apparently their best work. But I'll know until I listen to it myself of course.
Written by Zaph on 27.01.2014 at 19:25
I like Empyrium's first two a lot, but I don't really know neofolk that well, so I wouldn't know
Written by Mr. Doctor on 27.01.2014 at 19:31
I never said they were pure neofolk.
But fact is the amount of neofolk is far more present than doom (or metal at all in the long run).
Written by Erik M. on 27.01.2014 at 19:33
Yep, the first two Empyrium albums are brilliant. As for neofolk, I would suggest starting off with "Where At Night..." or with Nest's debut:
Both are very easy accessible as both are very short (Nest's debut is even shorter), so if you like that you can check out Empyrium's Weiland (which is much longer) and Nest's last two albums. So far I think Woodsmoke is my favourite neofolk album, but I also like the debut a whole lot. Yes, it's extremely short, but with only 5 songs the length of the songs isn't that short, not to mention the atmosphere is brilliant and therefore I think Nest is better at doing neofolk than Empyrium.


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Opening Day
Three states. Four trains. Just over four hours.
It took awhile, but we made it to Citizens Bank Park on Friday afternoon for the Phillies' first game of the 2011 season against the Houston Astros. And, as an extra, added bonus, we would be sitting with fellow Campers and having a reunion/after-party at the park's Diamond Club.
Unfortunately, because of the Eagles-like weather, it seemed a lot of folks made some last minute cancellations, based on the number of empty seats around us.
One person that did fill his seat in our section was Phillies great, Larry Christenson. What struck me about this was that at Game 6 of the NLCS last season, Christenson again, sat only a couple rows in front of us, in a completely different part of the ballpark. One more time Larry and I'm going to start think you are stalking me.
(On a side note, Larry was the starting pitcher of my first ever Phillies game at Veterans Stadium in 1982. I have no idea if they won or lost… it doesn't matter.)
I had every intention of taking a lot of pictures to document the day. After snapping a few of the opening ceremonies, I decided to pack the camera away. The weather was brutal. My hands were best suited inside the pockets of my down jacket. They did make an appearance to clap for each of Roy Halladay's six strikeouts.
The weather didn't improve, ex-Phillie Brett Myers was out-pitching Halladay, the Phillies' bats continued right where they left off at the end of '10, and by the seventh inning, they were losing 4-0. The in the Diamond Club after the game couldn't come soon enough.
The golden orb in the sky, struggling to make an appearance, finally broke through the cloud in the ninth inning. Then, this happened:
Sam, a friend who I met at Camp, sitting next to me, took this video. After his fantastic video of DeSean Jackson's miracle punt return last December, Sam knows when to film that Decisive Moment.
Thank you John Mayberry Jr. We can run to the warmth of the Diamond Club now. I can finally have a cold beer and bask in the glow of the Phillies first win of the season.
Three of my former Driller teammates, Nick, Lee, and Connie, were in attendance. We shared laughs. We reminisced. And in only three months, our hits went farther and our plays more dramatic. I can't imagine what they will be like by next January.
Later, ex-Phillie and Phantasy Camp Legend Tommy Greene made an appearance at the Diamond Club. Greene was the first Legend I spotted when I arrived at the hotel back in January. Sitting poolside, I caught sight Tommy ordering a round of beers from across the tiki bar… so yes, this was just like Camp all over again.
During the reunion, I had the pleasure of finally meeting the only female player at the Camp, Martha Eyerly. The Drillers never had the opportunity to play against her team, so this was the first time I got to speak to Martha. She mentioned how she also wanted to keep a diary/blog of her time down in Clearwater. I, for one, would love to read a 2012 Martha Eyerly Phillies Phantasy Camp Diary, especially if it involves her throwing out Mickey Morandini at first base during the Legends game again.
We decided to make our exit and Sam generously gave my wife and I a ride back as far as Jersey City. We spent the car ride catching up and discussing our possible return to Phantasy Camp for 2012.
Based just on the relationships made in that short time, you can probably count me in.
As always, my dad was on my mind this day. The one and only time he and I attended a game at Citizens Bank Park was back during the park's inaugural season of 2004. It was in July, but the weather was unseasonably cool and overcast. We sat in the nosebleeds, directly above where we were sitting today. The walk up to our seats was eerily familiar. I was convinced it wasn't just the weather that created a certain coldness and dreamlike loneliness for me. There was definitely something off.
But just like that game in 2004, the sun eventually came out for us. And the Phillies won.
And all was right with the world again.


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Final wrap-upCasey Londergan | February 27, 2010
This was a great conference for all of us from Haverford, for a number of reasons, so here is my personal take (with grades!) on some of the more important aspects to me. Here were the best parts for me:
- Networking. saw many people who have been very helpful and informative to me at the beginning of my professorial career, including Gina MacDonald, Sean Decatur, Matt Kubasik and Myriam Cotten.
- Collaboration. had a productive conversation with Sonia Longhi, who I will see again soon.
- Students. was able to watch my excellent three seniors do a great job with their poster presentations. They really made Haverford proud.
- Science. Made myself quite a long list of ideas to tap in both teaching and research as things move forward; will do my best to fight through my long list of possibilities to explore within the next week.
Now on to the grades:
- The meeting content: A-. A good and very well-attended year, with science to reflect the broad range of attendees.
- San Francisco: A. What a city!
- The food: A. and there is plenty that I missed; good thing I am going back in a month for the always-disastrous national ACS meeting!
- The site: D. Moscone is unfortunately not a good fit for this conference. The only redeeming parts are that there is plenty of food within walking distance and the hotels are close.
- The Society: B+. The Society staff did a good job dealing with onsite issues as they popped up, but some of the crowding and other issues might have been avoided given better estimates of attendence. Kudos to Ellen Weiss and Erica Retrosi, among others, for managing many of the public-face aspects of the meeting (including the bloggers).
Thanks for reading; we will be sending this blog to archive in a few days, so it will be available for posterity's sake. If this sort of activity resumes again (and I believe it will, sooner rather than later seeing as how I have two trips coming up in the next three weeks), check my webpage for new links.


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I bet, if Melo was unselfish, we would be winning more games, guaranteed.
Even he said it himself not too long ago "Me, scoring 25-30 points isnt working, so i need to try something else"
He did, for one game. Then he went back to his own iso, selfish, scoring title chasing bs.


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Even the players want Varitek back!
It appalls me that some Red Sox fans don't want Jason Varitek back. Perhaps they are those lowly bandwagon fans who only look at the statistics and don't realize that there are certain players whose impact goes much beyond the box score.
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Elizabeth – it is those fly-by night fans who don't understand the game who don't want Varitek back! You and I (and Youk & Pap & Schill – boy are WE in good company!) know how important it is to have our Captain back. But I'm feeling the love! Get the brownies ready to bake and I've got the fruit basket company on speed dial!
What would I ask a former minor league owner? How you do deal with the emotions of having to tell a player that their dream is over and they won't be continuing in baseball?
Keep the faith Elizabeth – I have my candle lite to the baseball gods!
I really hope Varitex comes back. I think Casey will be good because he played with a bunch of those guys. My questions would be . . .
– Did any good players play on the team when they were in the minors?
-How did the team do when you owned it.
That's all I can think of.
Julia: I'm feeling it this week too! I'm anticipating the moment I see 'Jason Varitek has signed with the Red Sox'. Nice question too!
Bigpapi72: I'm feeling Varitek comin' back this week. Nice qeustions!!
Elizabeth – add Manny Delcarmen to the list – he was just on the local news saying that we need Jason back!
Adam Dunn can play first!!
Of course, he isn't very good at it, but better there than in the outfield.
Everything is Scott Boras's fault, I've decided. Even when it has absolutely nothing to do with him. Because he's the devil. Hopefully Varitek signs soon because, although I'm still slightly bitter that he went to the All-Star Game last season even though AJ was having a much better season at that point, my favorite Red Sox fans here on MLBlogs shouldn't have to suffer anymore. 🙂 As for what to ask a former minor league owner…what does it feel like to see your former players making it in the Majors?
Julia: I wish I had local Boston news to see those awesome updates!!
Caroline: Alright, we have the first base problem solved.
Jen: Perhaps AJ can start at the All-Star game this year. Great question🙂
Sounds like it's only a matter of hours (maybe even minutes?) until Varitek is signed. I really hope you get your wish and he's back. The rivalry wouldn't be the same without him. My question to the former minor league owner would be: What marketing techniques did you find useful in boosting attendance? My brother-in-law was part-owner of a minor league team several years ago, and they were constantly struggling to get people to come to the park.
Jane: Thanks, I hope you're right!! You're absolutely right that the rivalry wouldn't be the same without him. After all, he did start that fight in '04. Nice question!
Looks like this is a matter of pride for the captain. The ball's in his court (if I may mix my sports metaphors), so he'll need to step up to the plate to make a decision.
Steve T.
Steve: Nice mixture!! Both in the same sentence, that's pretty impressive. If he passes up this offer, I don't know who else is going to make him one.
I've been saying all along that if Varitek plays in '09, it's only going to be with the BoSox. It will happen, I know it!
If I could ask a former minor league owner any question, it would be: what was the wackiest promotion you've ever done for a game? (the minor leagues are notorious for weird promotions, you know)
They used to have dime beer night here in Milwaukee for the major league club-until people started throwing up everywhere and getting all rowdy:)
Nice picture of you, Liz. I'm impressed. Really, I am.
Anyway, since I can't leave anything on She-Fan's blog, I just wanted to say I'm tempted to go out and get her book. (And for the record, SJP looks NOTHING like her. Just me and my two cents…lol)
When you, Julia, etc. get a chance to read my latest blog, let me know something: am I paranoid about this, or just plain bitter?? LMFAO
Someday I'll tell the story about Don Zimmer playing for the Senators. It's NOT a typo. It's true, and I got a picture that'll PROVE it. (Shocked the hell out of ME, when I noticed it. Group picture of the Senators in '64.)
Happy: Nice question, and when he signs, you will have officially called it.
NastyNats: Can't wait for the story!!
It looks like Tek will sign by Tuesday🙂 Was just roaming through some blogs and seeing if I could find anymore information for my own. Its looking like this so far:
$5MM for 2009
$5MM team option for 2010
$3MM player option for 2010
I like the deal considering had he taken arbitration he would have gotten the full $10MM for this year alone. For more information and updates come check me out Sox fans and other fans alike!
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Looks like the Sox have officially made Tek an offer, but i haven't heard if he's accepted it or not. Catching is one of the few positions in baseball where intangibles such as leadership are almost more valuable than the numbers a guy puts up, so it's good to see that the Sox brass has finally come to its senses.
By the way, great interview with Tom over at Rockymountainway. Being a sportswriter is kind of a tough business to get into. but I think you'd be good at it. This blog should definitely help you get noticed, anyway. Good luck!
'New dynasty': Interesting findings on Varitek, I don't know if the Red Sox would be cutting his pay roll in half though.
Erin: Catching is probably the only position in which you can truly look at the intangibles, unless you have a captain from a different position. Glad to hear you enjoyed the interview, I hope to get into the Sports Writing business.
I hope you guys can get Tek soon!! He will definitely be a great addition to your 2009 team!
Kaybee: Even though the contract has a deadline, I still think it will be soon.
"Sandgnats"… now that's a name! I'd ask him where that came from first of all. Then I'd ask him for season tickets. Can't go wrong there, right?
Jeff: LOL, do you even live anywhere near Savannah? I like the name question!!
Nope… far from it. The CHI… but still, you could get season tickets (for free) and sell them on eBay at discounted prices… you know, make a little cash for the summer.


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DD turned 3 in May.
She is the milkiest baby ever.
For about 3 months its been 5 mins once or twice a day.. at bedtime or morning...
We went on a week cruise... and after 4 days she asked for milk.. and it hurt.
Felt really strange...
And I said "it hurts, stop, did you get any milky?"
And she smacked her lips but I think its all gone... with no pain/engorgement?
But she still is my milky baby.
Not sure what I'll do next time she asks...
Nana asked her if she has had enough milk and she said "noooo" with the biggest grin. but i think its over.


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Former MSJ student takes reins as principalBy Bryanna Allen
STAFF WRITER | July 11,2014Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
Sarah Fortier is the new principal at Mount St. Joseph Academy in Rutland. She graduated from the school in 1999.Almost two decades ago, Sarah Fortier sat in the classrooms and played on the soccer fields of Mount St. Joseph Academy.
Now, she stands at the head of the classrooms and on the sides of the soccer fields as history teacher, coach and new principal of MSJ.
The 1999 graduate said she never thought she would be principal of the school she attended, but is excited and honored to take on the role.
"I've always loved coming to work here," Fortier said, sitting in her new office that remains empty for now, save for a few pictures of her family and a framed poster of country singer Brad Paisley that her husband bought for her.
"I'm going to really love the chance to be a leader of the school," she said.
Fortier will continue to teach a history class and be the girls soccer coach, two things she couldn't give up after accepting the position. Soccer has been a part of her life since she was a child, and she uses that passion in her coaching skills. Fortier has been coach of the year four times.
"She is an amazing coach and the perfect role model," said one of her students and soccer players, Megan Eaton. "Everyone looks up to her, and she puts dedication into the game."
That dedication was something Fortier received from her own soccer coach at MSJ. Tim Cassidy helped her become the coach she is today.
"I see so much of him in me, in the way I coach and feel about my team," she said.
Last year, MSJ had to play against the Long Trail School, where Cassidy coaches the girls' team. When Fortier's team arrived, she played a Beatles album over the speakers, Cassidy's favorite band.
"It was funny having our teams play each other," she said. "It's very easy for me to see how he has influenced not only my coaching tactics but also my life."
Cassidy feels the same about her, having known her since she was a little girl.
"She is like a daughter to me," Cassidy said, laughing at the memory of hearing his beloved band blaring from the side of the opposing team. "I always knew she would go far and do great things."
And do great things she has.
Fortier has three children, one of whom was born with club feet. Doctors said her son, Jack, would never walk, but they were wrong. Not only does he walk, but he runs.
Fortier has organized several running teams sponsoring her son and raising money for research on club feet. Her soccer team has been there for many of those steps.
"The girls are amazing," Fortier said of the team. "They've run beside me and each other, pushing to finish each race."
Running is a huge part of Fortier's life. She wakes up almost every morning and heads out the door before her kids and husband wake up. Before work starts, before soccer starts.
"It's my time for myself," she said.
Fortier is such a dedicated runner that she has run flights of stairs in the past when the weather is too cold to go outside. She learned the lines to an MSJ Shakespearean play on a run, reciting the lines over and over in her head.
"It was the only way I could memorize them, when I was alone, running and focused," she said.
Focusing is one of Fortier's skills.
Marty McDonough, a math teacher and athletic director at MSJ, said Fortier's ability to focus is one of the reasons she will be an excellent principal.
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McDonough said, "This school and the students are in her blood, in her heart. She will continue to do great things here."
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Ronald McDonald is updating himself with a new look and a new presence on social media.
McDonald's longtime mascot famous for his bright red hair, yellow overalls and clown shoes, has gotten a style makeover. He now sports a red blazer, a red bow tie and a red-and-white striped rugby shirt. Another outfit includes a yellow vest and yellow cargo pants. His iconic big red shoes will remain the same.
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- Prep Time: 30 min
- Cook Time: 30 min
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I submitted an obituary for my dad to The Countywide last week. I was then informed that I would have to pay over $200 for it. Unbelievable. I understand having to pay for services – you are a business and have to make money. But you were charging the same rate for my dad's obit that you charge for any business to advertise. And then I compared prices. The Yorktown newspaper charges only $25 for the first 200 words and then adds a small charge for each 100 additional words. The Wilson County News in Floresville charges $10 for a photo and a small fee if the obit is lengthy. Quite a big difference.
Also, you do offer a free obit in the Countywide which includes just the basic info. So by adding my dad's work history and a couple of paragraphs about his life, It went from free to $200! Why not charge for the extra space that was taken up by the three paragraphs that I added to the free obit and charge a fee for the photo? But to charge for the whole thing at the business ad rate is ridiculous.
I plan to open a business in the future but will certainly not advertise in the Countywide. And although I am not a subscriber to the paper, I do pick one up on news stands each week and have for many years. I will not anymore.
Cathy Hons Green
Publisher's note: The Countywide offers a free, dignified obituary that includes a free photo to everyone. The obituary covers family names, significant dates, the deceased's occupation, military service, club affiliations and significant awards, deceased family, survivors, pallbearers, services, etc. The Countywide gives away some 80-90 percent of the obituaries it runs. If the family opts for a full service ad, the price is given in advance to the family member or funeral home placing the obituary so as to allow a choice. The Countywide offers its sincere condolences to Mrs. Green on the loss of her father.


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Home List of Titles Value-focused business process engineering: a systems approach with applications to human resource management
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/47234
- Title
- Value-focused business process engineering: a systems approach with applications to human resource management
- Author(s)
- Neiger, Dina; Churilov, Leonid; Flitman, Andrew
- Abstract
- One of the keys to successful business process engineering is tight alignment of processes with organisational goals and values. Historically, however, it has always been difficult to relate different levels of organizational processes to the strategic and operational objectives of a complex organization with many interrelated and interdependent processes and goals. This lack of integration is especially well recognized within the Human Resource Management (HRM) discipline, where there is a clearly defined need for greater alignment of HRM processes with the overall organizational objectives. 'Value-focused business process engineering' combines and extends the best on offer in information systems and operations research/decision sciences modelling paradigms to facilitate gains in both business efficiency and business effectiveness. The first part of the book examines a wide range of research issues in modelling business processes and objectives by expanding the focus of business process engineering from creating more efficient business processes to also making them more effective. The second part of the book presents methodology and tools for a holistic approach to business process engineering within the HRM context. The original contribution of the value-focused process engineering methodology lies in the integration of the best aspects of event-process driven chains and the value-focused thinking within a single model, in a way that preserves the strengths of the respective models while facilitating the emergence of new properties that satisfy goal-oriented business process modelling requirements.
- Publication type
- Book
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology. Swinburne Research
- Source
- Springer integrated series in information systems, Vol. 19
- Publication year
- 2009
- Keyword(s)
- Business process design; Business process engineering; Business process modelling; Business processes; Decision-making; Decision support systems; Enterprise systems; HRM; Human resource management; Organisational efficiency; Organisational goals; Value focus
- Publisher
- Springer
- 1571-0270 (series ISSN)
- 9780387095202, 0387095209
- Publisher URL
- Peer reviewed


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Our little guy turns one next week. We discovered that he has a severe milk allergy when we tried giving him yogurt. He does fine with soy.
We would like to introduce him to some more soy products (like soy cheese, etc) but I don't have any experience with them and have no idea what brands are the best.
Can anyone recommend some good soy brands for cheese, tofu, etc? We shop at Whole Foods and a regular supermarket. Also what is a good brand of soy milk, as we anticipate that we will wean him onto that very soon.
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My, my, you are still just as Grumpy as ever in this New Year. Your whole response to the post I replied to Colin is un-nerving. To refresh your memory,
As you can see it is a question regarding the source of complaint regarding shirts This is followed by general advice not to have further dealings with these people and a question regarding Kevin. Finally felicitations for the New year.
No idea why you assumed I wrote that the official Rams statements said immediately. As far as I can see they say come after the game and the bar will be open at 2. If you left immediately after the game would you be able to get there for two or would you have to set off before the end? Hope to hear from you soon.
Best New Year wishes to you.
My, my, you are still just as Grumpy as ever in this New Year
Not at all - your posts don't wind me up in the least, so I have no reason to be - all I am doing is defending my club. Your opinion of MS and the club is well documented, and although I can't begin to understand what events might have triggered your obsession with them, at the end of the day you're entitled to that opinion.


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Hot buttered rum. A warm drink made from butter, brown sugar and a few typical spices - cinnamon, cloves, nutmeg, allspice - oh yeah. And rum.
It's a delicious, heartwarming winter drink that is just perfect for the adults over the holidays. Though it is traditionally made with plain water, I thought why not make it with apple cider?
Careful. These go down real smooth, especially on a cold night, but they are rich and with a punch. Enjoy, but drink responsibly!
Hot Buttered Rum
From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter
1 cup dark brown sugar, packed
1 teaspoon of cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
Couple dashes of allspice
4 cups of apple cider
1 cup rum
Vanilla ice cream or whipped cream
Fresh grated whole nutmeg, for garnish
Whole cinnamon sticks, for garnish, optional
In a large sauce pan, melt the butter over medium low heat. Whisk together the brown sugar, cinnamon, cloves and allspice. Add to the butter and whisk until well blended. Turn the heat to medium high and whisk in the apple cider, a little at a time. Bring up to a boil, reduce heat and simmer about 5 minutes. Remove from heat and stir in the rum.
To serve, loosely fill each mug or glass about 1/3 full of ice cream or whipped cream. Slowly pour the buttered rum over the cream to fill the glass. Do not stir. Grate fresh nutmeg over top. Add a cinnamon stick for garnish if desired.
Makes about 8 to 10, depending on the size of glass used.
Adults only. Drink responsibly.
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Remember Me
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Wonderful story by Mary Wykstra, cheetah researcher, as she follows "Mom's" cheetah family.
A walk into Haller Park is a walk into a rich nature park where flora and fauna peacefully co-exist.
Kenya has become a transit point for contraband ivory, it was revealed on Friday. Kenya Wildlife Services director Julius Kipng'etich said poachers from Congo, Tanzania, Malawi and Zambia were shipping their illegal cargo through the Mombasa port to Asia.
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has seized a large consignment of elephant tusks worth Sh158 million at the Mombasa Port destined for export to the Far East. ...
Conservationists in Kenya are receiving SMS messages these days from an unlikely source: Lions roaming the savannah
Nairobi (Reuters) - Kenyan authorities have seized a container loaded with 87 elephant tusks and disguised as soapstone carvings destined for Hong Kong, a customs official said.Kenya seizes container with 87 elephant tusks
Last Friday, Amboseli National Park was put on the recovery path and for two years, no development activity in and around the park's ecosystem will go on.
It is a bird of prey associated with the virtue of patience. Gifted with a telephoto eye, it can drop from three kilometres in the sky at a speed of 120 kilometres per hour to the carrion.
NAROK Wildlife Forum has opposed the ongoing translocation of elephants from Narok North to Maasai Mara. Coordinator Nicholas ole Murero said moving elephants from Narok North to Maasai Mara National Reserve in Narok South to eliminate human-elephant conflict is counterproductive.
Kenya's security forces engaged in a fierce shootout with abductors of the French woman who was kidnapped early on Saturday at a resort island in northern Kenya.
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Snowmass, Colorado
June 13 - 15
Jam out with Leftover Salmon, Xavier Rudd, The Motet, and Les Claypool's Duo De Twangs in the Snowmass Village. Fuel up with every kind of chili you can imagine, and wash it down with a cold one from breweries like Sierra Nevada, Avery, or local-favorite Aspen Brewing Co. Snag passes early to make sure you get a camping spot for the weekend.
$20-45, Day Pass; $120-199, Camping Pass


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Bloomberg Rankings sorted through U.S. Census data for metropolitan areas to rank those with the greatest population growth, then scored areas on growth in gross domestic product, adjusted for inflation. They combined the two scores and winnowed the list to regions with more than 1 million residents to find the top 12 American boomtowns.
3. San Jose, Calif.
7. Dallas (Score: 88.82)
10. Charlotte-Gastonia-Concord, North Carolina 2007 Population: 1,651,5682011 Population: 1,795,472Percent Change: 8.71GDP Compound Annual Growth: 0.14%
9. Portland-Beaverton Oregon, Vancouver Washington
2007 Population: 2,175,1132011 Population: 2,262,605Percent Change: 4.02GDP Compound Annual Growth: 5.23%
8. Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin, Tennessee2007 Population: 1,521,4372011 Population: 1,617,142Percent Change: 6.29GDP Compound Annual Growth: 1.37%
9. Oklahoma City (Score: 84.83)
6. Washington, D.C. Metro Area2007 Population: 5,306,5652011 Population: 5,703,948Percent Change: 7.49GDP Compound Annual Growth: 1.46%
5. Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown, Texas
2007 Population: 5,628,1012011 Population: 6,086,538Percent Change: 8.15GDP Compound Annual Growth: 1.55%
22. San Antonio (down from No. 18 in 2015)
3. Raleigh-Cary, N.C.
2007 Population: 1,047,6292011 Population: 1,163,515Percent Change: 11.06GDP Compound Annual Growth: 1.49%
2. New Orleans-Metairie-Kenner, Louisiana
2007 Population: 1,030,3632011 Population: 1,191,089Percent Change: 15.60GDP Compound Annual Growth: 2%
3. Austin-Round Rock, Texas
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MILWAUKEE, Wis.-- Governor Scott Walker and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett squared off tonight in their first of two debates. Walker is trying to keep his job as Governor and Barrett is trying to become the first person to win a statewide recall election.
A panel of journalists from across the state asked questions on a range of topics from taxes and equal rights to the John Doe investigation and the issue that started the whole recall progress, collective bargaining.
Governor Walker said in the debate, "remember before our refroms, school districts all across the state were literally spending tens of thousands of dollars they didn't need to, because under collective bargaining they were forced to buy their insurance from essentially one company. If I had told people that's what was at stake then, I think most people, most taxpayers would've said, Governor you need to fix that."
"You decided to use a budget crisis to divide and conquer the state, that's what happened, that's what lead to all of this, and you succeeded, you succeeded in dividing this state," said Mayor Barrett.
While the candidates spent a good portion of the night focused on the issues, it didn't stop them from taking occasional jabs at each other.
"It's clear what's going on. He can't defend his record on jobs, so they trot out these numbers that are not used in this fashion ordinarily, and they put tens of millions of dollars behind them in commercials, trying to convince the people of the state they have created jobs, when in fact the state has lost jobs," says Barrett.
"The reason I think the Mayor and our opponent are spending so much time on this, is they want to distract attention on this, is because they are desperate, the things that this election was supposed to be about, the reforms, they don't talk about, because they're working," says Walker.
The two will meet again in their second and final debate next Thursday. The recall election is June 5th.


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2012 Alumni Trustee
Caroline Sneath McBride '75
Caroline McBride is a co-founder and the chief investment officer of Forum Partners Investment Management, a real estate investment management firm founded in mid-2002 to provide niche real estate investment strategies to institutional investors. Forum has $5.5 billion under management with 50 employees in seven offices around the world. Ms. McBride chairs the firm's investment committee, and oversees the investment process, investor relations and marketing.
Prior to founding Forum, Ms. McBride was a Managing Director at Security Capital Group ("SCG") where she provided investment and operating oversight for companies in which SCG had a strategic ownership position. Prior to joining SCG in 1996, Ms. McBride was a Director of Private Market Investments for the IBM Retirement Fund, responsible for managing a $ 4 billion real estate and private equity portfolio. Previously, Ms. McBride held a variety of positions at IBM. She joined IBM in 1978.
Ms. McBride is a former Board member of a number of public, private and not-for-profit boards and is currently on the Board of the YWCA of Greenwich where she chairs the Investment Committee.
She has been an active volunteer for the college as a long-time alumni admissions interviewer, Reunion Gift Chair and lead class agent and both daughters are Middlebury alumnae ('04 and '09). She loves to hike, bike and ski and watch Middlebury field hockey and lacrosse games.
Ms. McBride received her Masters in Business Administration from New York University and her Bachelor of Arts in history from Middlebury College.
New Members: Board of Directors for the
Middlebury College Alumni Association
Victoria Baptiste '04
Ms. Baptiste earned a B.A. in English and psychology from Middlebury College in 2004. While at Middlebury, she studied abroad in Paris, was a leader in student government, a nominee for the Angel's Award, an editor of Skin Deep Magazine, and an active advocate for cultural sensitivity and tolerance on campus. Following graduation, Ms. Baptiste worked as a teacher of children with autism spectrum disorders at the New England Center for Children, and later as the Human Studies Coordinator for the Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center, and a behavior therapist for Boston ABA, Inc. Recently, Ms. Baptiste returned to her home state of Vermont and is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology at UVM. She is helping Dr. Sondra E. Solomon to build a new research program, the OWL Initiative: Building Resilience and Change, which examines stigma, coping, resilience, and psychosocial well-being among stigmatized groups. Ms. Baptiste also serves as a Graduate Research Assistant on Dr. Solomon's research project entitled Coping with Rural Community HIV Stigma: Sexual Risk and Psychological Well-being. Ms. Baptiste is a pre-doctoral clinician with the Connecting Cultures team, which provides psychological services to refugees and asylees in Chittenden County. Her research and practice will seek to investigate and address these factors, as well as mental health disparities, access to and retention of services, and culturally-appropriate therapeutic methodologies. Of special interest are the socio-cultural determinants of help-seeking behavior among racial/ethnic minorities, with an eye toward increasing that rate.
Richard Hawley '67
Richard Hawley '67 is a lifelong teacher and writer. He taught ancient history, philosophy and English literature at Cleveland's University School, serving for seventeen years as its headmaster.In 1995 he became the founding president of The International Boys' Schools Coalition.
He has published more than twenty books, including several novels, collections of poems, an opera libretto, and non-fiction books, mainly about children and schools. His essays, articles, and poems have appeared in Orion, The Atlantic, American Film, Commonweal, America, The New England Journal of Medicine, the New York Times, the Christian Science Monitor , and in a number of other scholarly and literary journals. From 1984-1995 he taught fiction and non-fiction writing at The Bread Loaf Writers Conference. He continues to lecture on scholastic issues at schools and colleges in the United States and abroad.
As a student at Middlebury, Rick was the editor of The Campus, played baseball and was a member of DU. As an alumnus, he has served as a Class Agent and assisted with Reunion planning. Rick was also awarded the Alumni Achievement Award in 1996.
He lives in Ripton, Vermont, with his wife, the artist Mary Hawley (Mary Watson '69).
Philip Picotte '08
Philip graduated from Middlebury in 2008 with an A.B. in geography and environmental studies. While on campus, he was very active with the Mountain Club and the Alliance for Civic Engagement. Since graduation, Philip has served as a lead class agent, alumni admissions interviewer, and a member of the Annual Fund Executive Committee.


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Discount double check!!!
Is anybody worried that Lin will leave if they continue to start a 34 year old broken baron davis in front of him?
I mean Lin is the future. Lets not forget that. I don't care how well baron plays this year, he is on his last legs. We need to develop Lin.
Davis has to get the bulk of the minutes, Lin needs more time to develop and Davis deserves the starting PG spot that he thought he had coming into the season.
Oh, how much it helps to play a terrible, terrible team at home
Great offensive display! Interim headcoach honeymoon phase is in full effect
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Hi. I thought I'd give an update on my attempts to deal with overactive letdown and ask a few nagging questions. Thanks so much to Rebecca (aka Quakermomma) for her helpful analysis and advice! (you can take a look at my previous post for the whole story). So, I've been trying block feeding my 11-week old son for the most part, going 3-4 hours on one breast and then switching. I was definitely seeing results -- poops were mostly yellow-brown, with less fussing. But I was still getting at least one greenish poop a day, mostly in the evening.
Then today I had almost all greenish poops (well, greenish-yellow, but definitely green tinted). At the same time, my son seems to have had a hard time feeling satisfied all day, tugging at my breast when the fast flow slows down and sometimes stopping feeding, only to want to feed again sometime soon. (He's not always frustrated when he stops -- he's in a very smiley stage, so sometimes he stops and just smiles and wants to have a conversation for a while, but then doesn't seem satisfied if I stop the nursing session and remains restless and rooting for food).
So here are some of my questions:
1. When you block feed for, say, four hours, does this mean that you just feed on one breast during that time and then start the other breast at, after, say, 6 hours, or actually 8 hours, assuming two hours between feedings (with two hours on either end of the block)? That gives the un-nursed breast a lot of time to engorge -- which happened the first few days. Now the second breast seems to have less milk when I finally switch, and he doesn't seem satisfied. Hmm, I just reread that and realize it's very confusing. I'd appreciate it if someone could explain exactly how you time the blocks and what this means for the unnursed breast.
2. One strategy I tried was just to nurse twice on each breast and then switch to the other. Is this an effective blocking strategy?
3. Why am I still getting greenish poops? And why especially at night? Can someone tell me how long it takes to go from breast to poop? I'd like to be able to tie a given pooping episode to a feeding block. For example, is a green poop at night linked to an engorged breast in the morning, when he might get a big dose of foremilk?
4. One thing that may have contributed is the fact that we traveled to see family last weekend and I also took my son to a faculty meeting on Wed, in which I breastfed. In both cases I was BIPing on the go, and didn't have time to have him nurse or fuss on a slow-flowing breast for a long period, so I switched breasts more quickly, just so he would be satisfied more quickly. Could this be a source of the return of the green poops?
Okay, that's a lot of questions. I'd appreciate anyone's insights or experiences. It seems like a lot of people are dealing with OALD, something I didn't know existed before. Oh, about the clicking noises -- he is still making them when my milk first lets down, then stops as the milk slows, and sometimes resumes briefly for the second or third letdown. It has stopped bothering me, in fact I see it as a signal of what is happening with my milkflow. I can't feel the letdown in the nursing breast, but I now always feel it as a strong tingling in my non-nursing breast, always followed by a pickup in his sucking and swallowing. I feeling like I'm getting more and more attuned to the subleties of how this works, but there is still so much that is puzzling!


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HouseMIx_ 2012- RC WEEK 250
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awesome house mix bro
love it
Great tracks and great mixing.
Superb use of effects.
Love it to the max pankaj.
Superb Dance Mix Pankaj
Great Hit Track Selection
Great Effects Used To
Love How You've Mixed It
Loved It A Lot
Superb mix Pankaj! Love it very much, good job!
woooooooooow nice mixing bro!!!
thanks hunky.....
ur welcome bro!
what a mix!!!!!!
i love every min of it!!!!
you made it perfect!!!!!
Awesome mix Pankaj
In Gujarati Jamavat mix
Awesome Tracks & sound
Very well mix all the track
Well Done
Love it all the way
thanks mota bhai tame to jamavat kari lidhi aa vakhte........GUJARAT ROCKS.....
What a fab. mix this is Awesome tracks and superb rhythm Love this mix very much Great Job
omg same songs
trust me before making my mixing i were not hear ur mix. hehe nice mixing and wonderful songs u used
great job my friend
your mix sounds really awesome
well done
WOW WOW WOW Pankaj... you have made a great mix... i like the way you mixed the whole mix... this mix is perfect for new year party..!!! i love it to maaaaxxxx.!!!!
Pankaj perfectly MIXed, one of your best mixes my friend. Awesome tracks and transitions.