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So, I am learning to use my new Tobii eye gaze communication device. I was warned about the learning curve and they were right. I am dictating this post (s l o w l y) in Dragon because I am not yet comfortable with Tobii.
I was so excited when we were finally able to get the device on our Wi-Fi network. Even more excited when we linked up my Facebook and email accounts to it. But…
Back when I was using my iPad I discovered that I preferred accessing Facebook through the web browser rather the Facebook app. It seemed like using the app limited access to some of the posts, features, and tools I was used to on the Facebook site itself. On the Tobii, I access Facebook via an icon on the "set page" which is used for most of the communication functions. Unless I am mistaken, there does not seem to be a way for me to see what my friends are posting in the way of photos. So far I have been unable to read comments on posts. However, it is easy for me to post text. As long as I don't mind being unable to read any of my friends' comments on what I say.
Naturally, I realized that there would be limitations. And I am grateful that I will have a relatively easy way to communicate with people who are in the same room with me once I am unable to speak at all. However, those of us who have been using technology to stay in touch with friends and family have higher expectations, I guess. Clearly the technology is amazing. But I can see there is room for improvement. Either that or I simply need more time to learn the tricks needed to make the technology work for me.
At this point, I cannot figure out how to blog using Tobii. Anyone out there doing so now? Please enlighten me!
The email function is a mystery. On my laptop I have saved quite a few messages in folders, but try to keep my inbox cleared out regularly. When we linked my Gmail account to the Tobii it tried to download all of the saved messages. Apparently it ran out of room. The most recent messages it showed were from December 2013! Again, from what I can see, I will not be able to open attachments or see pictures. Unsure if I am mistaken about this.
Our Tobii rep kindly offered to stop by later this week to help. And I am so grateful. Meantime, I will continue to practice and try to be patient!
I have to remember that I have had frustrations with every new electronic device I have ever used. I refuse to give up! I WILL master this thing.
And speaking of technology, a friend suggested I might enjoy audiobooks since I can no longer turn pages. Excellent idea! Alan picked up a couple at the library the other day. Yesterday he set me up with Disc 1 of one of the books. Headphones on, eyes closed, I was enjoying this thoroughly. And then I woke up. I have no idea where I fell asleep in the story. Good grief.
So my relationship with technology seesaws between love and hate. I imagine this is common. Since the first days of the industrial revolution, I'm sure people have both blessed and cursed the devices created to make life easier.
I am extremely grateful for all of the devices that help us cope with ALS. My frustrations will sort themselves out, I'm sure. Patience. I need patience. NOW!
Want to help? The next time you have issues with an electronic device feel free to apply a little "percussive maintenance" for me, okay? Give it a swift kick or bonk it on the top or side. Say, "That's for Patty!" Thank you.
Happy Monday!
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Daily Devotions... For Mobile Phones
By now, we are used to godcasts, which are religious podcasts designed to be listened to on MP3 players. Next, prepare for godcells, as it were.
Hands-On Mobile (formerly Mforma), which has long sold mobile games and other content for cell phones, will, on April 5, roll-out an application called Daily Devotions. The service will deliver daily inspirational audio messages to users' cell phones. The messages will be written and narrated by none other than Pat Boone, the voice of the Christian Radio Network.
Apparently, Hands-On believes that enough of the 45 million Christians with cell phones out there will be willing to shell out the $9.99 monthly service fee. Personally, I think it's kind of steep.
But this is certainly the first instance that I know of when religious content is being pushed onto cell phones. Until now, cell phone content providers have been primarily focused on ringtones and games.
Clearly, that's changing. Mobile content -- a huge market -- is being taken more seriously now. And more serious content, targeting not just teens but also adults, is finally finding its way onto cell phones, too.

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Matt and Tony try out an early "camera phone."
Every April, Videomaker heads to Las Vegas for the annual NAB Show. Here are the new releases and hidden gems from the show floor.
The Canon 5D Mark IV is a solid follow-up to the much lauded 5D Mark III. Though the new camera is capable of 4K video recording, the 1.74x crop factor is a bit of a disappointment.
Lighting a scene can take a lot of gear and a lot of space — especially when there isn't much room to begin with. We're going to be talking about lighting in tight spaces using the Westcott Flex LED. We'll be lighting our subject in a close quarters where we do not have enough room for traditional lighting. Find out more about the Westcott Flex LED here: http://bit.ly/2hChHHf
With its compact body design and significant improvements for greater creative and technical control, Canon's XA35 Professional Camcorder is the latest tool for providing all that's needed to realize your vision. #ad
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just picked up a 62 unibody f100 with a 400 modified problem is the solenoid is buzzing when I try to start it ? its getting current to the starter but no start? motor came out of a tarino wiring harness to its kinda ****ty thou............ will post pics later any info would be helpfull
cross the solenoid with a screw driver
grounds and connections
make sure all your battery connections are clean and tight, cables to sol and cable to starter, and a good ground strap from engine to frame. if the solenoid is on the fender inner apron that it is a good ground and apron is grounded. Old rusty vehicle can have a lot of poor connections,
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Time to brush up on your interview skills?
Graduates may be having a tough time finding work, but the problem is not the economic climate - it's the lack of interview training from universities. Holly Stagg, a Sussex University graduate who attended 51 interviews before she was offered her first media job, blamed her lack of interview skills, reports Personnel Today. After being turned down for a ream of jobs, she had to take unpaid work experience before eventually landing a permanent job at National Magazine Company. "I wasn't taught anything about getting a job at university," says Stagg. "I went to interview after interview just to be told I didn't have interview skills." Joe McDermott, chief executive at Interviewgold.com, told the magazine that with so many graduates applying for so few jobs, those with less confidence at interview will have an "absolute nightmare" securing work in the future. Just what you wanted to hear, I'm sure.
Going the extra mile for a marketing career
One way to avoid the gloom of searching for work is applying for further study. Oxford College of Marketing this week reported a 25% increase in graduates applying for Chartered Institute of Marketing (CIM) accredited courses since last year. More young people are considering studying for a postgraduate qualification to help them stand out in the crowded jobs market. According to the CIM, not only will this extra qualification help get you an interview, you could also earn between £4,000-£10,000 more a year than those who didn't go that extra mile.


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I have a new job that requires going to people's homes and installing TV, internet, and phone services. In the short time i have been doing this i have realized that many of these encounters are bizarre and/or hilarious. I assume many of you have similar stories to tell.
Morning: Installing TV, internet, and phones. Husband welcomes us into the home and immediately starts showing us his collection of blues guitar player autographs, guitars, and guitar player awards he has received. While cool and special to him, it isn't the purpose of our visit and alerts me that something may be a bit wacky this job. I think he realizes we don't give a crap about his personal success and only want to get our job done and quickly shows us where the tv, phones, and computer are located. My coworker begins on the outside of the house while i configure everything inside. I am quickly confronted by a 50 something overweight woman with makeup like Mimi inquiring about the channels we offer. She is concerned that her 28 year old autistic son will be upset about losing any of his favorite channels. I spend 15 minutes trying to put her fears to rest by showing her that she is in fact getting all of her son's favorite channels, however they will be on different numbers and a couple of her favorite channels are not offered (hallmark). I think to myself that i am doing a pretty good job handling this situation, as i understand autism can be a difficult thing to live with, but she begins to tear up. She tells me that she is just "So mad" at her husband for switching their TV service and "Doesn't understand why he has to do things like this!?" I stare blankly. She continues to tell me that they haven't spoken since March 20th due to an argument. I stare blankly, thinking, "I'm not your marriage counselor and i certainly don't need to know about your dirty laundry." I notice her husband is well within earshot of our conversation and she is being passive aggressive as she continues to tell me she wishes she could divorce him, marrying him was the stupidest thing she has ever done, and that he is a stubborn old fool. I stare blankly and attempt to withdraw from the conversation, "Well, i need to get started!" As i do more work around the house she hovers, asking questions about the channels that i already answered, comes close to tears a few times thinking about her 28 year old autistic son and stubborn old fool husband. This goes on pretty much the entire time we are there. As we are wrapping up our install and showing her how to use the remote, registering her internet, etc. she tells us the reason she and her husband have not spoken in nearly a month is because they received an invitation to a class reunion, a huge cause for concern apparently. Me and my coworker are both present for this knowledge and we both just stare blankly, thinking to ourselves "Why me?!" Unfortunately we get a lot of customers like this couple. People who are lonely for whatever reason and jump at the opportunity to relieve that stress on the guy coming to do some work for them. It's a real problem to the extent that our company has special codes for "frequent dispatch" customers.
Afternoon. We head to a very wealthy part of town to do another install. My partner feels that this is going to be a rough one because the customer sounded weird on the phone. I try to keep my spirits up, expect the worse, hope for the best. Our install is going pretty much by routine. My coworker is doing most of the outside work while i do the inside. The customer, however, is hovering, following me around the house and watching me work. I don't really have an issue with this as i know my job, i'm professional, and I have no desire to lose my job by stealing from a customer. But, it is kind of weird having someone follow you everywhere, silently, while you work, even into the attic crawl space. Then it got weird. We had to rest one of the boxes in the master bedroom and i didn't see the customer anywhere. Odd, i thought to myself as me and my coworker waited for the box to reset. We waited for a few minutes, the box reset and began to function normally and we exited the master bedroom. As we walked by the linen closet i notice two shoes, legs and an arm inside the closet. The customer was spying on us from his closet Oh well, i don't judge, he doesn't know who we are so i can't really blame him. But just another weird day at work.


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Is it too early for political attack ads?
EASTON, Pa. - It may be summertime, but that's not keeping political attack ads off the airwaves.
"People don't usually start paying attention to the election until several weeks before the election. They're not really paying much attention to it now, it's just summer vacation time," said Professor John Kincaid from Lafayette College's Government and Law Department.
He said he's not surprised to see the ads already and added it's not earlier than usual.
"Elections cycles have gotten longer in recent years. Because of the richness and diversity of the media, it's harder for candidates to break through to the public so they're starting earlier," said Kincaid.
Pennsylvania's Republican Governor Tom Corbett is airing ads now.
"I think right now he's trying to demonstrate to voters he's a much better guy than they think he is," said Kincaid.
Democratic challenger Tom Wolf's campaign said it has not run ads since the primaries.
"It could be he doesn't have the money yet, I'm not quite sure what the explanation is," said Kincaid. "Maybe he wants to come on a little stronger closer to the election and hope that Corbett will burn out by that time, which is a possibility."
However, PA Families First, which is a coalition of the Democratic Governors Association and labor unions, is running an attack ad against Corbett.
A Franklin and Marshall College poll from June shows Tom Wolf leading Corbett 47 to 25 percent. It also said 26 percent of voters believes Corbett deserves to be re-elected.
"There could be a lot of money pouring into the Pennsylvania race and so presumably there will be enough money for him to run a lot of ads and so he's getting a very early start," explained Kincaid.
The Franklin and Marshall poll also finds the majority of voters (59%) thinks Pennsylvania is on the wrong track.
Kincaid added, "Keep in mind we have 35 governors races this year and so that also nationalizes the election."
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The weather was glorious, the setting sublime. A hot sun baked down on the near 4,000 crowd at the local 'Stade' and the rugby festival was in full swing.
Here at Lacaune in the south of France, 40 kilometres into the hills of the beautiful Tarn region beyond Castres in the heart of French rugby land, an unlikely New Zealand brains trust sat on the grass analysing and discussing the All Blacks and the forthcoming Rugby World Cup.
A strange place then, for those old New Zealand opponents, Nick Evans and Chris Masoe to meet up again and chat about times past, present and future.
Both were with their clubs, Masoe's Castres Olymique and Evans' London Harlequins, at the local Tarn club for the annual 'Challenge Vaquerin', a traditional pre-season event in these parts.
But much of the talk was inevitably of New Zealand, and the great tournament about to start there.
Evans, in particular, had some intriguing thoughts to offer, especially concerning the weather.
"For me, the biggest thing about this World Cup, and people have not really talked about it, is the weather.
I know what the weather is like in New Zealand in September and October.
"It is very often wet and windy. And that is going to have a significant effect upon this tournament, in my view. You come down to some really important games, like England v Scotland or Australia v Ireland for example, and if it is pouring with rain such a match will become a lottery.
"I think there are going to be a lot of games like that. And because of the weather and those difficult conditions it could create, I think a lot of the games will be tighter than many people think.
"In some of those crucial games, the weather might play quite a part in it all."
Evans believes the semi-finalists will be New Zealand v South Africa and England v Australia. So England to sneak up and win another World Cup against the odds, I suggest, tongue sticking through my cheek?
"I have been doing some corporate stuff back in the UK" he says, "and I always get asked that question. My answer is, 'No mate'. No way."
Evans spent four weeks back in New Zealand during his season break and got to see first hand how the country is dealing with the World Cup.
So did he at last have pangs of regret about not being involved?
"I said all along, that's fine and everything. But as we get closer to the World Cup, you do think more about it. But I was never close to going back. I met Steve Tew in Switzerland last year at a promotion and we had a chat and a laugh. But I knew they were never going to change the rules and I knew that before I left.
"And I would say now, I would not have changed this (his decision to make a new career in London with Harlequins) for anything. For me personally, I have no regrets, I have enjoyed it. The main thing is that I have played well. But I found the right club.
"I did a lot of research before I came over and that is one of the most important things I would say to people thinking of coming over here. Do your research and go to a club you are going to play well at.
"Don't just go to the club with the biggest pay packet. OK, some people need that and that's what it is all about for them. But if you enjoy yourself that is what makes it worthwhile."
Of all the New Zealanders who have played around the world in the build-up to this World Cup, which single player should the NZRU have moved heaven and earth to get home, I asked Evans? He didn't hesitate on that one.
"Carl Hayman should have gone home. At the time they tried to get him they should have got him. I don't know what's going on down there in Toulon (Hayman started just three matches last season for the French club, yet they are paying him a reputed 625,000 euros a season).
"But technically, he is still the best tight head prop. He was the best and probably still would be top of my list of tight heads in the world."
So what would World Cup triumph mean to New Zealand?
"Everything" said Evans. "Having been involved in 2007, I know what it means. It would be tremendous for the country at such a difficult time with the earthquake and things.
"I think the whole earthquake thing has just increased the nervousness about the World Cup. It has created a whole lot of uncertainty and us Kiwis don't like that. We are a pretty laid back nation but it has added to the nervousness of the whole place.
"And the way I see it, if Dan Carter and Richie McCaw stay fit I can't see the All Blacks losing it. The way they both influence the game is key. Carter knows the All Blacks' game inside out and McCaw's captaincy is crucial. I just can't see them not winning it.
Peter Bills is a rugby writer for Independent News & Media in London.


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As a result of investment and concerted efforts to drive towards excellence in project management, QinetiQ was awarded Corporate Accreditation with APM toward the end of 2012. Based on the Five Dimensions of Professionalism, this represents a first-class result, recognising the dedicated effort from across the project management community, and demonstrating to our customers, suppliers and employees that we are committed to the highest standards of project management and professional development.
One of our key areas of focus has been the continued development of QinetiQ's overall project management capability; the cornerstone of this has been the creation of the Project Managers Career Development Framework, fully aligned to the Association of Project Managers (APM) standards and qualifications, and benchmarked against industry best practices.
So far this year, over 80 project managers have successfully achieved the APMP qualification, 30 project support staff have also successfully achieved the PM Introductory Certificate, and several senior project managers have recently completed the APM Practitioner Qualification assessment process. In line with our continued focus on growing our people and capability, we are now taking this a step further, investing in a Project Management Academy – a centre of excellence for the development of careers and competence for the entire project management community.
QinetiQ has experienced a breakthrough in customer satisfaction performance improvement, moving from 17th place to 3rd in the Ministry of Defence (MOD) key supplier ranking. Having skilled and motivated project managers is key to this improvement and the Academy reinforces our commitment to excellence in this field. It's a tangible demonstration of how we ensure that QinetiQ continues to embody 'People who know how'.


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Pinos del Valle is one of the villages of the Lecrin Valley. This is region is close to the Alpujarra and just a short drive from Granada. The village looks over the Beznar reservoir and is set amongst Pine, orange
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Living abroad you can find yourself in odd situations. I shared one of these stories on my blog a while ago, on this post about Village life . Although that anecdote is just one of many after fifteen years abroad, I
Did you already seen the earlier post: Pomegranates & more pomegranates – A travel game about the symbol of the city of Granada ? If you did then you´ll understand how I came around to thinking up this post. The pomegranate appears on all the
The Lecrin Valley is located South of Granada, halfway between the Coast and the city. The valley has many small villages dotted around the picturesque countryside. Orange and lemons trees as far as you can see, mixed with Pine, olive and almond
Last Saturday I had a day out in the country, certainly a change from the corporate office world I´m used to. I went to pick olives in the Lecrin Valley. Now if you are Spanish or know anything about Olives
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Most of us might have seen viral videos of shoppers purchasing an entire cart of groceries that too for less than five dollars. We might also have viewed the new show on TLC casting these people. We might have thought how these people are able to purchase groceries at this lesser cost? The answer is simple; they used the system of extreme couponing. If a person wishes to get into this concept thereby saving a lot of money, he should be willing to store items for a rainy day. Under this method, he will not have to purchase shampoo when he is in need of one. Rather, he can stock it up in his home when the shampoo is on sale. Theoretically speaking, when a person purchases a pack of shampoo with a coupon, he can make some savings. In addition to the coupon, when a seller offers additional facility like 'buy one get one free', he can get additional bonanza.
Timing is everything when it comes to couponing and the purchasers will have to be patient and need to do some work in organizing the coupons. Companies make use of coupons as a form of advertisement and couponing involves searching the World Wide Web's database of coupons and manufacturers sometimes offer coupons for their products in such a way that their customers can get the products at a discounted cost. Once the purchaser has found some coupons, he will have to organize them into folders labeled by savings type or product type and can store them in such a way that sorting is easier. Then, he can combine the coupons with coupons for the same items from the local store. He can collect the coupons until he finds matches and then can plan his shopping according to the collected coupons.
For helping people, who are new to the concept of extreme couponing, there are some websites offering tips in the form of couponing videos, books and some of these websites also offer the facility of coupon clipping in such a way that the purchaser using this service can easily organize the coupons without any difficult. In these websites, users can also view the experience of follow people making the best use of coupons for reducing the cost of their purchases and the experience of these people can be of great use in making the best use of coupons.
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France fears Islamist rise in Syria unless opposition helped
By John Irish
PARIS (Reuters) - France's foreign minister said on Monday Syria risks falling into the hands of Islamist militant groups if supporters of the Syrian opposition do not do more to help it in a 22-month-old revolt against President Bashar al-Assad.
Addressing the opening of a conference in Paris with senior members of the Syrian National Coalition, Laurent Fabius said the meeting must focus on making the opposition politically and militarily cohesive to encourage international assistance.
"Facing the collapse of a state and society, it is Islamist groups that risk gaining ground if we do not act as we should," he said. "We cannot let a revolution that started as a peaceful and democratic protest degenerate into a conflict of militias."
Western concern over the growing strength of jihadist militants fighting autonomously in the disorganized ranks of anti-Assad rebel forces is rising. This has hindered international aid to the moderate Syrian National Coalition opposition and may push it more into the arms of conservative Muslim backers, diplomatic sources say.
The meeting, which brought together Western and Arab nations and the three vice-presidents of the coalition, tackled the lack of cohesion that has led to broken promises of aid.
Coalition vice-president Riad Seif said "time is not on our side" and that the opposition no longer wanted pledges of support that would not be followed through on.
"We need an interim or transitional government to provide assistance to millions of Syrians in liberated zones and to help bring the collapse of the (Assad) regime," he said.
The insurgents now control parts of the north and east of Syria, and have made inroads in major cities. But the air power and far superior weaponry of Assad, whose family has been in power for 43 years, have limited rebel advances. Continued...


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Should be this technique listed as Fire Release? And should Dōshin be listed as Fire Release user?--LeafShinobi (talk) 20:47, March 22, 2011 (UTC)
- Ridiculously late reply, but I don't think so. It seems that the rats are already summoned on fire, he doesn't set them on fire. Omnibender - Talk - Contributions 19:07, November 2, 2012 (UTC)


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About the Dragon
I am an old new mommie. This means that approx. 8.5 years ago, at the much ripened old age of 43, and 20 extra years after MY mother, I laid an egg~ and it actually hatched! Surprise!! Yep, I found myself with a life-changing, yet amazing little dragonette in my arms–Little Drake, to be exact. The drake wouldn't have it any other way. He is literally the joy of our lives.
Things have changed a lot since I first started this blog in 2005. It was originally intended to get my head together after having my first, and only child. I wasn't handling it very well and needed something to distract me from the bomb that went off in my head.
For the purpose of the blog, I had wanted to document the baby stuff so I wouldn't forget. I also wanted to blog and document the crafts that I was into and bring it all together with another love of mine, writing. I am a gemini and true to that nature, I have entirely too many interests and hobbies. I am involved in the fiber arts, knitting, crochet, and most recently, spinning… YES, I am a SPINSTER, which is the correct term for one who spins yarn out of fiber… or really, anything I can find. I also have been into wire wrapping pendants. I've made other pieces here and there, but I had wanted to concentrate on pendants and have been happy with the results. Not so happy that I can't seem to find a decent market for them… so I give them as gifts which is more appropriate for me, anyway.
My Little Drake actually got me into knitting. He was six weeks premature when he was born and he had received a tiny little hat while he was in the NICU. The second I saw it, I knew that I wanted to be involved in that ministry. Just having had this mind-blowing little boy (long story for another time), I knew that I could not knit in the volume needed for donations to hospitals, so I just filed it away in the back of my head. Months later, I discovered the Knifty Knitter (KK) looms in a craft store and knew that I could now knit in the volume needed in a very short time period. I could make a complete, finished hat in 30 minutes. I donated them in batches of 30 to 40 at a time and after my (had to be 4th or 5th) batch, the grand total was well over 200 hats… YEA! I started hand knitting and crochet projects which were those in between projects so that I didn't get bored out of my head with hats. I've made adult hats, scarves, mittens, fingerless gloves, cell phone holders, and working on a poncho and socks. In the past few years I broadened my scope of sophistication by graduating to sweaters, shawls, and just plain creating out of my head.
I've been waiting for the smaller gauge looms to come out so that I could use 1 strand of worsted yarn, instead of 2 or more, and ordered what they call a long loom set. I was severely disappointed because the instructions say you need to use 2 or more and you can pretty much tell by looking at the space between pegs. The item's description online indicated that you can use one strand; so I sent it back. Relatively recently, past 3-4 years or so, I've been spinning fiber into yarn. This is something that I can really relax with. People say that they relax with knitting, but for me, it's the spinning. I will forever be grateful to my friend Lisa of All About Ewe fame for practically giving me her first wheel. I paid a fraction of what she ought to have been paid. Her compassion and friendship have always been appreciated and valued. I try to patronize her store as frequently as I can, but recently our financial situation has not allowed me that pleasure. Indeed, In the year or so that she has been open, I've spent more time at her store than all the others in the area combined, lifetime.
Another love of mine is singing; but everyone always said that I couldn't do it well. I sing anyway, for it's my love. One time I was talking with my neighbor upstairs about hearing things from each others' apartment because this is an old house. I told her that I hoped that my singing didn't bother her. She said something like, 'it didn't sound like singing to her'. Oh man, the most direct comment I ever got! Then, the Drake always said that I should "join the choir or something" at our church because I was looking for things to do here in the, at the time, new neighborhood. So, I joined the choir. It was my chance! I don't care who you are or how shy you are. If you like to sing, you WANT someone to HEAR it and LIKE it. Singers have immense egos. Check out any rock star, or any rock star wannabes. Anyway, I joined and as it turns out, HOLY COW, they actually LIKED my singing! I have even led some hymns and singing responses during the mass (we are Roman Catholic). There is some conflict here, though. Now, as far as the singing goes, if I am not practicing church songs, I have no voice. Weird, right? One day, a priest commented about a psalm that I sang. He said that I was right on the money, every note, good pitch. I had to tell him that I really can't sing; that God gives me "the voice" when He needs it.
I love to read. I read all the Dragonriders of Pern books right up to the time Anne McCafferty said she was retiring…then she came back and I did not have the time I once had to truly get into one of her books. I also loved her "Rowan" series, and read all of those, unless there is more. Now that my hair is graying, I fancy myself looking like Damia, who has black hair with a single fat white streak of hair in the front… love it. But our similarities end there! Sometimes I use a red temporary color on my hair and all the white becomes a bright RED! LOVE IT.
I've been trying to keep my reading material entertaining. I have a tendency to get into very cerebral, theological material, but sadly it's all over my head. I grieve that the Lord did not give me the intellect to understand physics, astronomy and all the higher subjects. I have no talent or skill with any kind of math other than the most basic… ugh. My career options were nil simply because I could not advance in what I loved most, the sciences, simply because of being mathematically challenged. Theology is another area I have an immense interest in. I've got to say that I learned MORE about my own religion by researching other religions, NEVER by getting coherent answers from clergy….. interesting. I love to write poems and letters. Basically, I love to use and appreciate the use of language to express and enhance the writer's personality and style of expression (is that the same thing?). I love unique, witty puns to the extreme! oooh, I love themed, pun-oriented stories. Does that surprise you? One time I wrote one about taking the car to a mechanic. I'll just let your imagination do the rest.
I'm active in our church, Immaculate Conception. In addition to being in the choir, I am the president of our Rosary Society, The Drake and I are both Lectors; which is someone who reads from scripture before the priest reads from the gospel. I am on the Why Catholic? steering committee and soon-to-be involved in helping to facilitate changes to better our church. Can you guess? There is no name for that committee yet! Oh, and I also write the prayers for the weekly mass. Last but not least, Little Drake will be doing the second half of CCD classes in preparation for his First Communion, which will be around Easter time 2014.
Wow. Major, major thing that has now become an integral part of our lives, AND have written about and will continue to write about is that our LD has been diagnosed with Autism during his sixth year of life… yeah, I'm dramatic. I can't believe that I forgot to mention this, as I have re-written this page to make changes and to make it more relevant to my current life. I mentioned before, LOTS of changes! Well, we are adapting and dealing. I've made it my mission to get educated because I need to be at the top of my game when dealing with the educational system. Currently, LD is thriving and he's got services in place that will help him stay successful academically. This is a whole separate section of my life and I'm not sure how I will reflect that on this blog. Keeping a separate page is not good enough and updating a page doesn't seem the way to go with this… though I will maintain a separate page for links to Autism Resources. I am now a SRP (Span Resource Parent) and VOLUNTEER with that organization.
Though I can't envision this to become a really popular blog, please enjoy. I invite any comments and suggestions that you may have. Though I welcome negative responses, as well as positive, I will not tolerate obscenities or behavior that is uncalled for. Please keep in mind that this is a family friendly blog, so don't write anything you would not want your child to be exposed to. For this, I thank you in advance.
**Please be aware that due to unwanted SPAM, I have set my comments to require that I approve every one. I'm really sorry if this inconveniences anyone, but I'm usually pretty good with keeping abreast of new comments.**
Thanks for stopping by, experienceauri.
From the English perspective, there are quite a few foreign words that, if you look close, you can make out an english word or something close. That is what I do when looking at Spanish words. I am in the choir at our church that is mostly Hispanic and sing in spanish, as well. Taking Spanish in high school has really helped me out with pronounciation. Though I am learning words here and there by comparing the two languages, I still cannot converse in Spanish. One good thing is that recently after announcing a hymn in Spanish, which was written down for me, most of the congregation thought I spoke the language… oh boy!
Thanks very much for the link to One Kind Act.com…
I see that you are a fan of Dragonriders of Pern. Have you read Eragon and Eldest? They are great dragon stories.
Hey Nicole, thanks for stopping by! I read almost all of the Dragonriders of Pern books. I can't put them down once I start!
No, I've not read Eragon or Eldest… I did read that later this year, a third book is coming out. I saw the trailer for the Eragon movie, but have not seen it. I don't know what I want to do… read it first or see the movie first. I love collecting dragons and I've sculpted one with outstretched wings, but sadly a picture was not taken. I am also wondering if a dragon figure is on the market from the movie.
My webstats show a lot of visitors to my site that came from your link…..thank you SO much! I am truly honored to be listed through your site.
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Hi Lee…
I think it was your 3/26/07 entry… I Love that Sarong and it's colors. I may also have you listed on my other blog, which is really my knitting blog, called "DragonKnits". It was my second blog and I am having a problem when I comment… it doesn't direct people to my knitting blog, only to my primary blog, which is this one.
I am new to the blogosphere and still have not figured that one out beyond just setting up a totally different account, but I really don't want to do that.
I am so pleased you like the Sarong. It was actually designed on a whim and I have been surprised at the people that have purchased it, and my girlfriend who has recreated it now for the 3rd time. If you are interested in the pattern, please email me directly and I will send it to you at no charge for all of the traffic you have generated to my site!
You are not alone with these web issues….I have had nothing but major issues with my site for months. The web designer will fix something, then a week later the same problem occurs. That, and I am learning coding on my own so I can try and fix what he isn't doing, and it is a nightmare!
Thanks for the pattern, Lee. After I get done with a couple of projects on the needles, I will be trying it out for sure… and will use my beloved sari silk! Never actually worked with it. I was sort of intimidated by the luxuriousness of it, but now that I have a definite project lined up, I will not hesitate. I just hope I have enough to work with, but without checking, I am pretty sure that I do. I will be writing you privately, as well… thanks for the email.
I am so pleased you like the Sarong. It was actually designed on a whim and I have been surprised at the people that have purchased it, and my girlfriend who has recreated it now for the 3rd time. If you are interested in the pattern, please email me directly and I will send it to you at no charge for all of the traffic you have generated to my site!You are not alone with these web issues….I have had nothing but major issues with my site for months. The web designer will fix something, then a week later the same problem occurs. That, and I am learning coding on my own so I can try and fix what he isn't doing, and it is a nightmare!


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Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Banana Bread
I know.. it isn't fair to start right off with a picture like that..
Not to mention the title of the post having the words Peanut Butter
and Chocolate in the same sentence.. it really is quite cruel..
I would apologize profusely but I am too busy brushing
the crumbs off of my shirt..
Anyway – in my attempt to pin and bake every single ridiculously fattening
delicious item I find on Pinterest- this particular recipe called out to me..
The fact that what it actually said was
"stay away from me if you ever want to lose that muffin-top Porky Gal"
didn't seem to faze me a bit..so I decided to make it..
I believe it was the right thing to do.
Peanut Butter and Chocolate is meant to go together – and I am meant to eat it.
It is my density… umm destiny….yeah that's it.
I am including a link to the recipe because I am evil that way.
If all of my friends would just gain weight it would make me look like I fit right in..;-)
I did make one change to the recipe though..
For the glaze, I used Nutella instead of Peanut Butter.
Because if Peanut Butter and Chocolate are meant to go together,
they are never more complete than when joined by Nutella….
And who am I to argue with Density?
Peanutty Chocolate Chip Banana Bread
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I deliberately avoided reading this post. I'm really trying to exercise and eat better, so I knew that a post titled Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Banana Bread would not be good for my resolve. However, it kept calling to me and now I can see why. Oh my! That sounds and looks amazing! Maybe if I make it and bring it to work to share, I won't eat as much. Of course, all the ladies at work will hate me, but my momma always told me to share. :o)
5 years ago
Oh for the love of all that is Holy…I am so making that bread.


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I almost forgot to post the rest of my madár sculptures. In fact, there may be more coming as I am preparing for a workshop in the fall. I made these sculptures with a different technique, the traditional layered paper mache strips. I like the results and am already incorporating the (to me) new method into the pulped paper sculpting. It will particularly be useful for delicate detail that might be prone to breaking otherwise.
Madár is the Hungarian equivalent of 'bird'. In the Carpathian Basin bird is seen as a powerful symbol of freedom that has inspired many wonderful pieces of art and music. Brancusi was inspired by the folk tales and the symbolic magic bird, "pasarea maiastra" when he created his wonderful sculpture of the same name and another one, Bird in Space.
I hope to create more than one "madár" in the following months. I like the biomorphic approach very much, but am also thinking about using elements of Hungarian needlework.
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Fed Funds Open at 0.06%, Within Target Range, According to ICAPLiz Capo McCormick
Fed funds, the U.S. overnight inter-bank lending rate, opened at 0.06 percent, within the Federal Reserve's target of zero to 0.25 percent.
Fed funds closed at 0.27 percent yesterday after trading from 0.04 percent to 0.27 percent and averaging 0.06 percent, ICAP Plc, the world's largest inter-dealer broker, said in an e-mailed statement.
The central bank will acquire Treasuries $500 million to $750 million of Treasuries maturing from November 2024 to February 2031. The purchases, which are permanent open market operations, are the part of the Fed's quantitative easing program aimed at keeping long-term rates low.
The Fed may also conduct a test of an overnight fixed-rate reverse repo facility. The temporary open-market operations will use Treasuries as collateral.


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Another Edinburgh Fringe, another parade - or should that be epidemic - of plays about dead actors. The Tragedian Trilogy at Southside charts the life of the 19th-century thespian Edmund Kean, in three instalments. I saw part two, The Fall to Infamy, which isn't nearly as dire as the title suggests. The play, if you can call it that, tosses together portions of Kean's correspondence and slivers of Shakespeare.
It's risky casting yourself as a man whose performances were likened by Coleridge to reading Shakespeare "by flashes of lightning", and Alister O'Loughlin's galumphing Othello confirms that he's not in the same league. The actor isn't without talent (there's a pleasing purr to his voice), but he needs to ditch this long-winded audition piece.
Breakfast at Audrey's, at the Gilded Balloon, isn't sure what it wants to be. Part bio-drama, part issue-based play, it mixes fictional scenes from Audrey Hepburn's life with the story of Holly, an anorexic teenager who worships the film star.
Weightlessly beautiful, Hepburn had a complex relationship with food. She survived malnutrition under the Nazis and suffered to maintain her wisp of a figure in Hollywood (she only pretended to nibble at that pastry in Breakfast at Tiffany's). But playwright John Binnie fails to demythologise Hepburn, or bring us closer to understanding Holly's condition. The script has a leaden sincerity. And there's really no excuse for billing the show as "an aerial drama" when all you're getting is someone perching on a trapeze.
Still, you can't dislike the production. As Hepburn, Phillippa Vafadari captures the actor's pained-Bambi gaze and her speech patterns - the way she pronounced words as carefully as if she were blowing soap bubbles. If only Vafadari were in a more elegant, satisfying play.
Laurel and Laurel at the Assembly sees a pyjama-clad Stan Laurel talking to himself, or rather to the simpleminded on-screen character he played. With his rubbery frame and vertical hair, Bob Kingdom looks right for the role, and we catch a glimpse of Laurel's nimble mind when he informs us that "a myth is a moth's sister". The line has a wonderful, dippy logic.
But Kingdom never really makes us believe that the two voices he switches between are the divided sides of one personality. For the most part the performance is methodical, lugubrious and - aside from a bit of face pulling - entirely static. Laurel may not have been a laugh a minute off-screen, but his genius was for comedy. Kingdom barely raises a chuckle.


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News: Centegra Healthcare Campus Earns Approval
The fastest growing community in McHenry County will soon have increased access to high-quality healthcare close to home. After a year of preparation, Centegra's Certificate of Need application to the Illinois Health Facilities Planning Board to develop an outpatient healthcare campus with immediate care services on its property at Algonquin and Haligus Roads in Huntley was approved today at the board's monthly meeting, which was held in Springfield.
"The development of a healthcare campus in the growing communities of Huntley/Lake in the Hills/Algonquin/Lakewood/southern Crystal Lake area is a vital component of our mission to improve the health of the people of McHenry County," Michael S. Eesley, Centegra Health System President and CEO said. "We want to thank all the members of the community, as well as our patients and physicians, for their support during our CON process. We feel the addition of our healthcare campus in the southwestern area of McHenry County is the best, most efficient way to increase access to wellness-focused and convenient healthcare to this area," he added.
The residents of the southwest portion of McHenry County currently do not have convenient access to an immediate care facility for urgent healthcare needs. Centegra's newly approved healthcare campus would provide these services as well as many other needed services including, diagnostic imaging care, outpatient healthcare services and multi-specialty physician care to the community.
Centegra's commitment to this area is also expediting the expansion of Haligus Road, which will help ease congestion among the existing roadway infrastructure. This commitment will further enhance access to quality healthcare in a convenient manner for area families.
As part of the healthcare campus, Centegra Health System has plans to build a second Centegra Health Bridge Fitness Center on the property. "The addition of Centegra Health Bridge Fitness Center to the area will provide residents with a full-service, medically-based fitness center," Jason Sciarro, Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, said. "Health Bridge will bring another important component of overall wellness to the community, which includes prevention and fitness," he added.
Centegra plans to break ground on both Centegra Health Bridge Fitness Center and the Centegra Healthcare Campus in July with an expected opening date in Fall of 2008.


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United Way Campaign Needs Support
February means it's time for the last push for Copper Country United Way, and the word from campaign volunteers to the community is: "Help!"
The total raised so far is $103,086 --well short of the goal of $135,000. The campaign concludes on Friday, Feb. 28.
It is estimated that the 14 United Way agencies touch the lives of 40,000 individuals in Houghton and Keweenaw counties each year.
The best--and painless--way to give is through payroll deduction at work. You can access the donation form here. Employees may return their forms to campus campaign chair Jackie Ellenich, Walker 301, 7-2008 or email@example.com. Donors can also give through PayPal on the CCUW website.
For questions about this year's campaign or for additional information about the services funded through the United Way, contact CCUW board member Lori Weir at 7-2980 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
As always CCUW thanks you for your support.


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OhioSmarter Lunchrooms: Ohio Project Summary 2013-2014 (PDF | 2.8 MB)
Ohio Department of Education; Office for Child Nutrition.
Goal one of the Smarter Lunchroom Project recruited partnerships with six Ohio universities to assist in the implementation of Smarter Lunchroom strategies and provide training developed by the Cornell Center for Behavioral Economics in Child Nutrition Programs. Goal two of the project collected evidence of effective Smarter Lunchroom strategies to assist with future trainings. Ohio's Smarter Lunchroom Project began in January 2013 and was coordinated by the Ohio Department of Education – Office for Child Nutrition.
Let's All Go To The Lunchroom! Video (August 2013)
Child Nutrition, Mason City Schools District in Ohio.
This video was produced to communicate to the students and families in grades 1-6 of the Mason City School District the new regulations and the use of the MyPlate as a tool for healthy eating decisions.
Create a Classroom That Moves! (2010) (PDF | 7.6 MB)
Ohio Team Nutrition.
Resources for classroom-based physical activity, including a manual, food and movement cards, and an activity pyramid poster.


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expert advice for women
The Ouch Factor: Top Bra Problems
Not all bras are made the same and what makes your body unique can make bra fitting a nightmare.
From painful underwires to digging straps, read and solve bra fit problems here.
Rising Back Band
The band is creeping upward, creating a see-saw effect where the breasts are falling downward.
The band must be perfectly level front to back and fit snug, anchoring the breasts. Try reducing the band size but also increase the cup.
Double Busting or Quad Boob
The breasts are spilling over the front of the bra or under the arm, creating a double boob appearance.
The cups are simply too small. Increase the cup size and check that the band is flush against your chest for a snug fit.
Straps that Dig
The bra straps feel tight and leave indentations on your shoulders.
The right bra should rely on the band for maximum support, not the straps, and may require a smaller band size for a secure fit. Consider wide set straps and cushioned strap linings to relieve shoulder stress.
Straps That Slip
The bra straps spend more time slinking down your arm than resting on your shoulder.
More weight is in the cup or the straps are worn. Try convertible bras with adjustable straps for a narrow V-shaped, secure fit.
Cups that Pucker or Gap
The breasts are swimming in the cups, leaving gaps or dimpling.
The cups are too big and can't enclose the breast tissue. Decrease the cup size so that the breasts are fully contained and check that the band is snug.
Back Bulge
The bra wings hug your body too tight, creating unsightly ripples.
Bras with a wide back band banish back fat by covering more area, eliminating the formation of bulges. Your back band may also be too high and simply needs to be lowered by loosening the straps.
Cool weather has a bold effect—you're the first one to show that the temperature is dropping.
Contour cups help prevent show-through without bulky padding. Opt for bras with built-in concealing petals or try separate adhesive petals.
Float Away Center
The center (or gore) is outward and moving away from your chest.
Either you're in a cup that's too small and won't allow the center panel to sit flush against your skin or you're in the right size but the wrong style for your body. Try a larger cup or contact our specialists for style information.
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The headteacher of one of the country's best state schools is stepping down to take the reins at a leading independent school.
Oliver Blond, who has been head of Henrietta Barnett School in Hampstead Garden Suburb for seven years, will take over at Roedean School in East Sussex in September.
Henrietta Barnett is rated as the best state school in the country based on GCSE results. More pupils leave the school with the grades required to go to Cambridge than any other school in the country. Mr Blond will take over from Frances King, the current head of £34,000-a-year Roedean, who announced she was leaving earlier this year because of the "hostile" attitude towards private schools in England.
In a letter to parents of Henrietta Barnett pupils, chair of governors Jane Kilcoyne said Mr Blond wanted to move closer to family and the countryside.
She added: "It is an understatement to say that Mr Blond has been an outstanding headteacher, overseeing a transformational period in the school's history… The impact he has had on a generation of Henrietta Barnett girls is profound."
The governing body hopes to appoint a successor before the end of the summer term.
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Two familiar partners in crime, massive Japanese sneaker store Atmos has had the pleasure of working with New Balance on numerous occasions to fulfill the large Japanese appetite for the NB. We've seen distinct design patterns emanating from the Land of the Rising Sun as the Japanese are known to adore concept driven footwear as well as more liberal creations. The latest Atmos x New Balance collabo features a color-changing upper which changes colors relative to heat. A July release date has been set however aside from Atmos NY, don't expect these to be too readily available outside of Japan.
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Posted by John R. Rymer on November 29, 2012
Forrester clients can access the full report here. The research is part of Forrester's playbook (warning: pay wall) to advise application development and delivery (AD&D) leaders on strategies to deliver digital customer experiences.
Digital customer experience is the next big opportunity for AD&D professionals. Business leaders responsible for marketing, sales, and support need advice and guidance from AD&D leaders as they select vendors and technologies. They need AD&D (working with colleagues in enterprise architecture) to establish the technical services and tools to deliver and optimize cross-channel customer experiences. And they need AD&D's expertise in project and program management and software quality assurance. To grasp this opportunity, the typical AD&D organization must transform to be quicker; master new technologies and relationships; and broker, as well as build, digital experience solutions. This research outlines how to create a strategy for this transformation, both for AD&D shops just beginning the digital experience journey and organizations already well down the path.
Key takeaways from this research:
Posted by John R. Rymer on November 26, 2012
James Staten and I wrote this vision of the future of cloud computing. The full report is available to Forrester clients at this link. The research is part of Forrester's playbook to advise CIOs on productive use of cloud computing and is relevant to application development and delivery leaders as well.
This research charts the shifts taking place in the market as indicated by the most advanced cloud developers and consumers. In the future, look for the popular software-as-a-service (SaaS) and infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) models to become much more flexible by allowing greater customization and integration. Look for more pragmatic cloud development platforms that cross the traditional cloud service boundaries of SaaS, platform-as-a-service (PaaS), and IaaS. And look for good private and public cloud options — and simpler ways of integrating private-public hybrids.
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We are not currently accepting lottery applications or lottery-based enrollments. Guaranteed placement options are still available. Lottery applications will remain closed until further notice. Scholarship applications remain open.
For many women, becoming a birth professional isn't a decision made on a whim. It is a decision made after careful thought and deliberation by women who have felt a calling to help other women. Becoming a birth professional is a life-altering and rewarding experience that requires dedication, passion and love. Most women, however, are shocked when they discover the costs associated with becoming a certified birth professional. Although training isn't mandatory to becoming a professional in the field, going through a training program has many benefits and offers professionals the education, skills and knowledge they need to serve their clients to the best of their abilities.
Every woman deserves the opportunity to become a birth professional
Unfortunately, for many women, the costs associated with becoming a birth professional are prohibitive and many women who felt a calling to pursue becoming a professional in the field are unable to do so due to financial constraints. With training programs costing hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, going through professional training simply isn't an option for many.
At Intuitive Childbirth we believe that just as every woman deserves the services as a birth professional, regardless of her ability to pay, every woman deserves the opportunity to become a birth professional, regardless of her ability to pay for training. Becoming a birth professional is not a decision made for the sake of making money, but is a decision made out of love for women, birth and breastfeeding.
There are many professionals who are so passionate about what they do that they often provide their services for a reduced fee, or even free of charge, to women in need in their communities. To us, it felt wrong that these women who truly care about what they are doing, are being charges exorbitant amounts of money for training. It didn't feel right, because it isn't right.
We decided to change that.
Women need birth professionals, and many times, it can be hard for an woman to obtain the services of a birth professional, especially if she has financial restrictions. The world needs more birth professionals, but with the extremely high cost of training, there are women all over the world who do not pursue becoming a professional simply because of the cost. We wanted these women, and all women, to have the opportunity to pursue becoming a birth professional, making the world a better place one birth, one mother and one baby at a time.
For this reason, training through Intuitive Childbirth is provided at an affordable rate, with the additional unique opportunity offered through our lottery system. We believe that training should be accessible to everyone. Becoming a birth professional should not be based on the ability a woman has to pay. Our program is a revolutionary new program, providing opportunity where there wasn't previously.
We have designed this program based around a lottery system. Each month, a specified number of slots are available for our lottery-based courses. Prospective students are encouraged to apply for these spots and at the beginning of the month, names are drawn from all applications received the prior month. Applicants who are selected must pay a registration fee and submit a course contract to finalize their enrollment. The winners are then added to the introductory course. Once the introductory materials have been completed, students are then added to their intended course of study. All students, regardless of admission method, must complete the introductory course.
For applicants who would prefer to bypass the lottery, there is a guaranteed placement option allowing prospective students to enroll and begin their studies sooner.


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Differential Approaches to the Rehabilitation of Retardates Within a Workshop Setting
By Asher Soloff, Edwin Goldman
Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA), National Conference of Jewish Communal Service, Winter 1959
Topic: Social Work, Workplace, Mental Health, Employment, Disability and Special Needs, Jobs
Name of Publication: Journal of Jewish Communal Service
Editor: Sherman, Sanford N.
Volume/Issue: Vol. 36/No. 2
Page Number(s): 232-238
Genre: Report
Coverage: United States
Language: English
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Soloff, Asher. Goldman, Edwin. Differential Approaches to the Rehabilitation of Retardates Within a Workshop Setting. Journal of Jewish Communal Service. Jewish Communal Service Association of North America (JCSA),National Conference of Jewish Communal Service. Winter 1959: 232-238. http://www.bjpa.org/Publications/details.cfm?PublicationID=5173
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A bathroom light fixture with a stylish and contemporary combination of influences.More Details >
Combining Asian simplicity with Shaker influences, this Feiss collection creates an up-to-date look that's both functional and stylish. Roman bronze finish is paired with white glass.
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I used it for our remodel-lite in our guest bathroom and we love it. It looks great mounted above an arts-n-crafts mirror. We put in new counter top, and I found some great arts-n-craft style pulls for the 1980's oak cabinet that I restained a dark oak color--everything looks like it's out of a designer catalog now--you would think we regutted the bathroom. Originally, this fixutre wasn't my first choice. purchased it because the electrical outlet was off center from sink counter. The fixtures long back-plate resolved this problem--and it's turned out the be the better choice. We mounted our lights downward casting, and it's not the most flattering/perfect light for makeup. But it does a good job.


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This BOSS sweater in cotton in an extra fine merino quality is timeless in its design. Ribbed hems and a tone-on-tone embroidered logo complement the look, and the fully-fashioned finish underpins its high quality styling. This men's sweater is bound to impress both with the variety of its combination options and its exceptional comfort.
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At Vesterbro near the busy shopping streets, is the trademark of Aalborg. The Cimbrian bull symbolises the strength of Aalborg and Vensyssel. It stands on its pedestal high above the traffic as a symbol of the Cimbrians' zest for life and their call for foreign places.
On the pedestal, Johannes V. Jensen's tribute poem to the Cimbrians is engraved. The famous Danish writer and later Nobel Prize winner, was present at the revelation of the sculpture April 14th 1937 where he read the poem out loud attendant citizens.
The artist
The bull is one of the greatest works of the sculptor Anders J. Bundgaard. The work was paid by "De danske Spritfabrikker" (The Danish Distilleries) and the bull is placed on historic ground since this was where the old distillery was placed until it was closed down in 1931.
The rough design for the sculpture, of which there is a model in Bundgaards Museum in Tingbæk limestone mine, was made by architect Alf. Cock-Clausen. The drawings were at the unveiling put in the pedestal with the foundation stone document and dr. phil Johannes Brøndsted's expose of the Cimbrian expedition.


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Is there a function within Silverstripe that does it or does it still need to be developed? (If it hasn't been done i'll do it.)
Visit yoursite.com/PageComment/rss/
That provides a RSS Feed for all comments where as
yoursite.com/PageComment/rss/1 provides a RSS Feed of the page with ID of 1.
To make this more clear im planning on making a edit to the default theme which when you enable comments - down the bottom with the comments it has "RSS Feed for this Page" or something like that, Im going to add a "All Pages" link or similar to make this feature a bit more clear
You guys think of everything don't you! Choice


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Our 2-year-olds are started under saddle and learning the foundation for their future career. From this initial training and their breeding we can help you determine what disciplines they'll be best suited for.
At this time, we are sold out of all our two year olds. Please check back, our horses go pretty quick when we do put them on the page.
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I've been measuring the speed using a Bus Pirate in lodgic analyser mode and discovered that baudrate=21500 gives about 100kHz on the bus. Also having a /etc/modules file that reads:
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doesn't seem to make it boot up to use 100kHz either. Please can you tell me how to make it use 100kHz from boot.


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Hi i have a large lucky bamboo vase with about 10+ sticks, i leave the vase by the window for some shaded sunlight. So there are algaes all over the place.
What can I use that can kill algae with every water refill?
The beauty is there is no fish or other plants to worry about, just lucky bamboo in a vase. So i am hoping for something simple and strong that will just wipe them out without killing the lucky bamboo.
If you are talking about algae settling on the glass, these can do wonders...
I hear that nerites love algae. Maybe a single snail could be a fairly permanent solution.
Hydrogen peroxide. It'll kill the algae and boost the bamboo's growth. Just put 3 or 4 drops in the water, depending on how much water there is.
Cover the vase so no light gets in. Just allow light on the leaves.
Plants can tolerate a low dose of hydrogen peroxide, so I would clean the vase once in a while with pure H2O2 (just let it soak with the plant removed, then a quick rinse). You can dip the plant for a short time in diluted H2O2 (length of dipping is shorter if the H2O2 is stronger- but you will have to do some research for exact times and doses). Add H2O2 with every water change. Not much, though. Plants do not like too much. Maximum dose 1.5 ml/gallon.
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Prince Harry, You're Looking Quite A Lot Like Prince William In Brazil [PHOTOS]
Prince Harry had that honor as he enjoyed quite a packed day in Brazil. While running up a storm, Harry decided to sport a mask of his brother, Prince William. It's like prinception! No doubt he did it to blend in with the rest of his masked family there (check it out in the gallery).Oh those royals. So good at making us laugh.
Prince Harry has been ridicuoulsy busy this week making his tours of Belize, the Bahamas, Jamaica and Brazil in honor of Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee. Also, what's up with Harry and running so much? No wonder he looks so good in linen suits–the dude is always working out.
Launch the gallery to appreciate all of the pictures of Harry in Brazil. Seriously, I'm really digging the mask-on-prince action. Good times had by all!