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I have lived in the Carlisle area for 15 years. I am active at Hillcrest Baptist Church as a substitute Sunday School teacher, with our regular adult mission trips, and serve on the missions committee co-chair. I enjoy jig fishing for crappie, bluegill, perch, and walleye. I graduated from Carlisle High School in 2007 but spent my last 2 years of high school taking courses at Miami University's Middletown Branch under the PSEO (Post Secondary Education Option) program. I then attended Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and in 2011 received my Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering Physics with a concentration in Nanotechnology and certification in Semi-Conductor Devices and Fabrication. Rose-Hulman is the highest rated undergraduate engineering school according to the U.S. News and World Report for well over a decade.
My freshman year of college I took a position as a tutor for the Homework Hotline. The Homework Hotline is a program funded by the state of Indiana and the Lily Endowment. It was setup to provide math and science help over the phone to middle- and high-school students. The Homework Hotline employs over 100 tutors and many stay for all 4 years of study. I received the Tutor of the Quarter award in my first year. The supervisors chose me to receive the award because students would specifically request me again and because other tutors and supervisors would bring tough problems to explain to get my advice. I was always excited to be helping people understand things important to me. Some students and parents would call in just to say they are so thankful that they haven't needed help for weeks because they had learned how to solve any new problem not just the specific ones we were doing at the time. During the summer I continued to work for the Homework Hotline putting together promotional materials and self-learning online resource modules for students to use during times our tutors are unavailable. At the end of my second year with the Homework Hotline I was promoted to the role of supervisor. As a supervisor I would help other tutors with the most difficult questions they received, train new and experienced tutors alike, and evaluate experienced tutors to help them continue improving. In total over the 4 years with the Homework Hotline I spent over 500 actual hours tutoring students and an additional 66 hours of CRLA (College Reading and Learning Association) approved training to ensure all tutors maintain CRLA Level 1 Certification.
In 2014, I opened an office location in Springboro to schedule more students with less downtime during the most popular evening hours. My business has continued to grow and branch out online and in person. In July of 2016, I will be opening a second location on the Ohio State University campus and splitting my time between the Springboro and Columbus locations while continuing to grow my online lessons. Particularly for the ACT, I want to make sure my services are available to a wider audience. The scores are too critical and I feel very efficient in my time management to get students prepared. I average 6 hours per student to get them fully prepared for the test and see better improvement than my 30 hour long local competitors with far less cost to the student.
As of July 2016, I have moved to the Ohio State University campus and am working full-time as a tutor there. For now, I also still have my Springboro office and will be back there on certain days when enough students request times at that location. I can work with all students online at any time using the Wyzant online, whiteboard system or Skype. My personal business philosophy is to help students not just to find the right answers but help to develop problem solving skills and the ability to use their resources effectively. This approach to tutoring does more than just prepare a student to take and pass a test, it prepares them to be successful wherever life takes them. One of the
Joseph is approved to conduct lessons through Wyzant Online. Wyzant Online allows students and tutors to work remotely via video, audio, and collaborative whiteboard tools. For more information about how online tutoring works, check out Wyzant Online.
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Thank you for this feedback! I do make it a point to spend a few moments here and there to be silly or funny. A laughing student tends to be more engaged and hold the memories of lessons better.
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For the ACT English section I focus on teaching students the tricks to improve their time management, grammar understanding, and how to pick the "best" answer when many seem to be good answers.
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My professional ACT program recommends 6 hours of tutoring to learn the strategies that will drastically improve test performance. These 6 hours typically come in three 2 hour sessions or two 3 hour sessions. Students who go through my program are very satisfied with the results and go into the test confident. They come back to tell me how much better they did and to schedule review sessions before each test date. Most go from 15-18 up to 22-25 or from 20-24 range to 28+.
My focus with students in the ACT Science is to teach how to avoid making it feel like reading and math. I spend a great deal of time teaching the strategies to finish this section quickly and accurately. This is one of the few tests where speed and accuracy are often the same thing rather than being a trade-off between the two. My highest scoring students (in the 30s) for the science section are the ones that have 10-20 minutes to spare when they finish taking the test.
Algebra 1 is one of my favorite subjects to help students. It is the foundation for future math courses and more importantly has very powerful uses in everyday life.
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- Preheat oven to 350°F. On a lightly floured surface, roll out dough ¼- to ⅜-inch thick. Cut into shapes with cookie cutters; place cutouts on cookie sheets about 2 inches apart.
- Bake for 6 to 9 minutes or until set and bottoms just begin to brown. Remove from the cookie sheets; cool on wire racks.
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Nutrition Per Serving113 Calories, 6g Fat, 4g Saturated Fat, 0g Trans Fat, 22mg Cholesterol, 86mg Sodium, 13g Carbs, 0g Fiber, 6g Sugar, 1g Protein
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A busy proxy server is something that no self-respecting admin should leave to its own devices. The Squid logfile analyzer, dubbed Sarg by its author, helps you keep your Squid servers on track.
I really enjoy browsing sites such as Sourceforge or Freshmeat for interesting software packages. Of course, packages with interesting sounding names are more likely to catch my eye. I couldn't help noticing a tool by the Brazilian software developer, Pedro Orso. I'm sure Pedro wasn't aware of the slightly morbid connotations of his Squid Analysis Report Generator (Sarg) for German Linux users. (Sarg is the German word for coffin.) But this didn't put me off in the least, and it's just as well it didn't, because Sarg is exactly the kind of tool that I like: lean and quick. And it gets on very efficiently with the task for which it was intended: creating reports based on Squid logs.
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Like how the hell does this happen? That mom must be one of the luckiest mothers on the planet! :thumb02:
jesus christ! she is extremely lucky imagine what would've been going through her mind as that happened, what an idiot for standing there and not holding onto the buggy at a train station of all places
As a person that works in the field (with trains) you would be surprised how many people kill themselves by train on our lines. I wouldn't be surprised to find out she was trying to kill her child. That was crappy video but it looked like she reacted late on purpose. I never really saw her head turn...but I hope to hell that is not the case.
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"In order to evolve a suitable mechanism for directsubsidies to individuals and families who are entitled tokerosene, LPG and fertiliser ... the Government of India hasconstituted a Task Force," the Finance Ministry said in arelease.
Former chief of IT major Infosys, Nilekani is currentlythe chairman of the Unique Identification Authority of India(UIDAI).
He is also handling several government IT projectsincluding one on the proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST).
The government has constituted the task force in lightof the "overwhelming evidence" that the present policy ofgiving subsidy on kerosene is resulting in "waste, leakage,adulteration and inefficiency", the statement said.
Government provides Kerosene at subsidised prices to BPLfamilies under the Public Distribution System (PDS).
"Therefore, it is imperative that the system of deliveringthe subsidised kerosene be reformed urgently," it added.
Similarly, the statement said that the system ofprovision and delivery of subsidised LPG to intendedbeneficiaries needs to be reformed.
Fertiliser is given to farmers at subsidised rates.
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There is a need to evolve a suitable mechanism for directsubsidies to individuals who are entitled to them," it said.
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The recommendations of the report would be implemented ona pilot basis by the concerned ministries under thesupervision of the Task Force in the following six months fromthe date of submission of the interim report, it added.
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Armored men with large shields upon their backs soon assembled just in front of the pike line. Sarah watched as they formed a box. There was a shout and the box split for a moment to let two fairly unarmored people inside. One looked to be wearing a skirt.
Wholawski kept the knife pressed into her neck as the group marched forward.
"Hold your arrows men, we'll wait until the Princess moves from James's side. She is the first target, then move on to those around her."
Jay, you're not with the rescue party are you? Sarah had no idea what she needed to relay.
No, and, there was a pause as he consulted with someone, neither is Master Philip.
Then we can't warn them that they are going to get peppered with arrows, starting with the Princess?
There was a slight smile in Jason's reply. No, but if you can see the party, then I should think you can see the precautions that have been taken.
Oh, Sarah grinned herself, realizing exactly what the giant shields were for. She should have realized that sooner. After all, she had watched 300 with her brothers. Though, that had been ages ago.
"They are cooperating nicely don't you think?" Wholawski whispered as the party from the pikes stopped, leaving a decent sized gap between them and James's group.
Deciding not to comment, Sarah watched as the biggest of the group moved forward and bowed before stepping aside. Whatever words they spoke were not loud enough for Sarah to hear. The blowing wind certainly didn't help and she realized that the rain was beginning to soak through her jacket.
Suddenly shouts echoed across the field and Sarah's attention moved toward the pikes. A man on horseback was cantering through the barricade, scattering people left and right. A red headed man was shouting at him, though Sarah couldn't understand the words. All he got for his efforts was to be nearly run over as the horse barreled past him.
"NOW!" Wholawski's bellow nearly deafened Sarah.
The twang of bow strings made her look to the party below. Allmarah had an arrow in her shoulder, but she was soon shielded, one of the unarmored ones, supporting her. The remaining arrows began to bounce off shields and armor as the group began to move away. Helpless, Sarah could only watch as the horse rider met the shielded group half way to the pikes.
"No..." Her voice left as a whisper as Sarah finally recognized the rider.
"Oh yes." She felt Wholawski's chuckle before it escaped his lips. "I do believe the Prince of Vervell has come to rescue his sister. He should have listened to those who were trying to stop him."
The man let her go as his mirth continued. Stumbling forward, Sarah gripped the wall. Straightening up she turned to face Wholawski. His mirth was dying but the smile remained upon his face.
"Now, I had been hoping to force you to watch your Princess die." His eyes glittered with malice. "But to be able to serve up Prince Theodoso, dead, to Princess Allmarah, as I promised..."
General Wholawski was chuckling again, his eyes watching her intently. Sarah held his stare and controlled her temper. Never before had she wanted to kill anyone as much as she wanted to strangle him right now. A cry of pain from beside them made her whip around. A arrow protruded from one of the archers shoulders.
"Well don't just stand there!" Wholawksi told the others who had ducked below the wall. "Return fire." He pulled Sarah back with him, out of the enemies' sight.
Three of the archers tried, but all they received for their efforts were arrow wounds.
"Our, our, bows can't reach them, General," one man said as he slid down to sit upon the floor.
"What do you mean?" Wholawski growled.
"They are shooting from the pike line."
Snarling Wholawski, spun upon his heel and dragged Sarah down through the gatehouse and back into the courtyard. They reached James just as the drawbridge clanked closed.
"Their bows have a better range than ours," he told his Major as they approached.
"What?" James looked up form folding the white flag. He handed the flag to the man beside him.
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Bhopal, Oct 5 (UNI) Leaders and workers of the Board of Control for Cricket in India President and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar-led Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) today burnt cricketer Sachin Tendulkar in effigy here while alleging that the batsman hurt Hindu sentiments by praising artist Maqbool Fida Hussain who painted deities and 'Bharat Mata' (Mother India) in the nude.
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'Cedar Rapids) Monday asked Horn March 13, I BR I, at Cedar Atty Cen Richard Turner what Rapids, ho was married to Jen j showing is necessary for the Cit i/ens Committee on Alcohol and UM WtAtNtMOTOCAST$ Tuesday night will find rain over parts of the south Atlantic states and the Pacific northwest, while some snow falls across the upper Plains region and portions of the upper Lakes area. Fair to partly cloudy skies elsewhere. me M Lamp July JI, 1917, ai Iowa City. During World war I, fie served iii F rance wit ti the U. S army. He was employed by the North Western railroad for 4*1 years, retiring iii 1956 Mr Hess was a member of St James United Methodist (hurch, |(j()j;, Crescent Masonic lodge, Cedar jh( ,|th Rapids Consistory, Kl Kahir Shrine, (iethsemane White Shrine No. I, Hanford American Legion post and the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen He is survived by hits wife Services: I p m Friday at St. Drug Abusi in Cedar Rapids to receive certain funds from fees collected on Sunday beer and liquor permits Riley noted iii his letter to Turner that, such fees are to be d in the county mental health institutional fund to be used only tor the care and treat j merit of persons admitted or i committed to the Alcoholic •Treatment ('enter at Oakdale or i any facilities as provided in chapter 123B of the code He then pointed out that the Alcohol facility —Daily Record— The Weather Hisn temperatures Monday, low temperatures overnight and inches ol prenpita tion: Anchorage IJ 3. I Angeles *7 48 Atlanta th SI .33 Miami 80 7t Bismarck JO 17 OI Min apolis 31 16 Chicano 33 27 03 N Orleans 76 59 Denver Ai 77 . New York SS 44.06 Duluth 75 16 .06 Phoenix 64 37 . Honolulu 78 64 .07 Seattle 45 44 .14 Houston 64 44 Washington 47 50 Extended Forecast — Partly cloudy with temperatures moderating Thursday through Saturday. Ixiws in the teens Thursday and 20s Friday and Saturday. Highs mostly in the upper 20s Thursday to 40s Friday and Saturday. C. R. Weather High Monday ................ 34 Ixjw overnight ............. 18 Noon Tuesday 32 2 p.m. 8 Precipitation ............ None Total for Jan ..... I 62 Normal for Jan ....... 1.51 Barometer, steady ......29.86 Humidity at noon 96% Wind direction and velocity at Gazette weather station at 2 p m. SSE at 15 mph. Sun rises Wednesday, 8:22; sun seLs, 6:19. Year Ago Today High, 27; low, 16; rainfall, none Traveler's Forecast Wednesday —Watergate— (Continued from Page I.) at the persuaded of the need for Nixon I Friday to appear by documents presented by Khrlirhman's attor- Jarnes United Methodist church citizens Committee on by the Rev. Stephen It. Root |Hnd Drug Abuse" is a Burial: Cedar Memorial ceme- as provided" in the code tory. Masonic services will be ti , I conducted by the Orescent. Processed by Committee j lodge, with military services by J ' Any individual being re I Hanford [Kist Friends may call Herr cd to the Alcoholic 'Treat I at the Cedar Memorial funeral ;rnent Center at Oakdale from j home after noon Thursday and: Cedar Rapids must be pro- Weather, Hi-Lo Bismarck Snow 20-2B Chicago PtCldy 48-30 Cincinnati PtCldv 55-33 Cleveland PtCldv 50-30 Des Moines Fair 47-23 Detroit Fair 47-26 Indianapolis Fair 53-35 Kansas City Fair 59-35 Mpls.-St. Paul Cloudy 26-5 Okla. City Fair 63-35 Omaha PtCldy 50-23 Sioux Falls Cloudy 39-16 B- Below zero. Degree Days Monday 41 Total to date 3,949 Through Jan. 28. 1973 4,273 Percent 0f normal year 59.42 Total normal year 6.631 Coralville Lake Pool level Tuesdav 680.31 598 Cobban court SE; Paul Schorrer, 4800 Gordon avenue 6W; Craig Burlingame, 344 Seventeenth street SE. Floyd ncvs including a copy of Martin, Hiawatha; Michael Henson, 142 Twentieth avenue SW; Ronald Neboudahl, 411 First avenue SW; Jot* Carson, route two, Marion; each fined $30 and costs. Lori Looffler, 2455 First avenue SW; Jerry Muiholland, 1548 D avenue NE; Theresa Maine, 822 Suburban street NE; William Sampson, 2901 Russell drive NE; Mervin Seggers, 200 Thirtieth street, Marion; each fined $20 and costs. Vehicle control violation - - Clair Whitman, Mechanicsville; fined $25 and costs. James Perry, 3025 Franbrook drive NW; Michael Little, Brandon; each fined $20 and costs. Russel Wehner, 4801 Ford avenue NW; fined $10 and costs IVimiting unlawful riding Marvin Donaldson, 6004 Langdon avenue SW; fined $20 and costs. Failure to dim lights David Matejka, route three, Cedar Rapids; fined $10 and Traffic signal violation -J Albe£ John Maker, 837 Fifth avenue) The Oklahoma Democ!at tole SE; fined $20 and costs. De- newsmen Monday the house will horah Kruckman, Hiawatha;|vote on whatever recommen- Kerry Kruskop, 320 h oui - Cation on impeachment the judi- teenth street, Marion; each . FT , fined $15 and costs. Clary committed makes, but Faulty equipment Ronnie That he assumed at least one Taggart, 402 N street SW; Ste-representative would demand phen Welton, 1502 First street an impeachment vote even if 279 John-1 v a speech made by the President on May 22. 1973, in which he dis-1 cussed the duties of the secret White House "plumbers" unit which carried out the Elfcberg breakin. The defense maintains that Ehrlichman, Liddy and Young were acting as federal law enforcement officers and that it is not the normal policy of the county district attorney's office to prosecute policemen who illegally obtain evidence. The breakin was ordered by the "plumbers" as part of a na-t i o n a I security investigation shortly after the Pentagon Papers w'ere published ♦ * * A resolution to impeach Nixon probably will come before the full house for a vote, says church after IO a rn. The casket will be closed at 12:30 p m Friday. AII Master Masons are asked to meet at the church at 12:45 p m. Friday. SW; Donald Miller, ^in .luim-son avenue NW; each fined $10 and costs. Right-of-way violation Daniel Aves. 341 Twenty- committee made no recommendation Meanwhile, a caucus by Republican members of the awn- cessed through said Citizens Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse," he continued Riley said that $3,825.16 was paid by the Iowa Liquor comm-, mission last Sept. 30 to the city of Cedar Rapids "and then to Larry W. Gillmore the county mental health institu- Larry W. Gillmore, 35. of 3706 tlon''l luri(1 tor Linn county. Cedar ^or some reason." Riley went on. "the Linn county auditor has not paid said sum to the Citizens Committee on Alcohol and Drug Abuse. . . I which I is Oakland road NE. a Rapids resident most of his life, died Monday at Iowa City following a brief illness Born Aug. 5, 1938. at Anamo-;in dire need of said funds sa, he was married to Roberta Linn Auditor Merle Kopel said Lewis March 19. 1966, at Man- the amount in question is chester. He had been employed $4,120.73, and that it has been by the Joint County school sys- used to reimburse the Oakdale ; unit for treatment of Linn Surviving in addition to his)county residents with alcohol wife are a son. Gregory Alan, at problems home; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bussell Moss. Cedar Rapids; three brothers. Bruce Allen and D. Keith, both of Monticello. and M G., Tucson, and his grandmother, Mary E. Vo-troubck, Marion Services: Chapel of Memories at I p.m. Wednesday by the Rev. Ernest H. Hayhow of Community Congregational church at Manchester. Burial Letter to llarnish "I sent a letter to William Harnish texecutive director of the Citizens Committee! saying the board of supervisors is the sole authority over this account." Kopel told The Gazette "Last year we spent $57,000 at Oakdale, which is an authorized facility to spend this money." Cedar K°Pel P°mR*d out that the Citizens Committee does receive -Energy-- (Continued from Page J ) could be done, .Sawhill said some method must be found "of capping the price " He said that otherwise the price of domestic oil will continue to creep toward that set by the Arab oil nations Current domestic oil prices range from $5.25 for a barrel of oil under price controls to more than $10 under uncontrolled prices. Federal energy chief William F Simon, also appearing before a unit of the senate government operations committee, predicted that the country could handle a 15 percent gasoline shortage without rationing Ile pointed out that Holland, facing a 15 percent shortage, recently called off its rationing program. Simon promised to provide adequate advance notice if rationing becomes necessary. "Good Bet" Iii Indianapolis, a federal en ergy expert has told the energy task force of the Midwest Gov-! ernors' Conference gasoline ra-; tinning is a "good bet" to go into effect this year. Robert Copaken of the Federal Energy Office in Washington told the conference Monday that most knowledgeable people in Washington are expecting the rationing plan to be in effect by the end of May or June. Task force members told Co-paken the plan puts too much of the burden of administration on the states, without giving them any authority. In other developments: The secretary general of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said that oil prices would rise if advanced Western countries fail to contain inflation The secretary general. Abder-rahman Khene of Algeria, said that if there is no progress in controlling inflation, "the exporting producer countries cannot go on for a long time making the same sacrifices and consequently will have to increase the price of their oil." The Atomic Energy Commission said it is changing its procedures for licensing nuclear power plants in an effort to shorten the time needed to put such plants into operation. The Cedar Rapids Gazette: Ting , Jan 29. 1974 J Milk Price Hike Blamed On Farm Production Drop By Al Swegle Cedar Rapids dairy officials are blaming ibis week's retail milk price hike on a drastic have doubled and tripled iii the last year. "We're talking about $3 corn that a year ago sold for $1 a drop in farm production in key bushel, he added Midwestern dairy states. Milk production iii Wisconsin, the nation's leading dairy state, is down six percent from year- Priees Up locally F Oley said dairy prices have increased from $6.65 a hundredweight a yeai*ego to ago levels, while Iowa produc-l$9 27 g hundredweight today tion has dropped five percent "Nobody is getting rich on it (the milk price hike)," John Foley, manager of the lowa-Illinois milk and ice cream division of Land O'Lakes, Inc., told The Gazette That means farm prices Im vc increased 21.7 cents a gallon Meanwhile retail milk prices have risen from less than a dollar a gallon to tho $ I 25 arid $1.30 a gallon range. Another Cedar Rapids dairy His firm, like those statewide, ... . . f- ., c . ,, , ii ,i 4 * I industry eader, David Schulte hiked milk prices three to five44_____tUn cents a gallon Monday. The in crease came on the heels of a spectacular 30 cents a hundredweight increase in farm prices between January and February. Shortage Indications "Everything is going in the direction to create a shortage," Foley said. "Cow numbers are down, production per cow is down, and consumption is up." Nationally milk prices dairymen have increased said the trend "proves that farmers are not seeing enough to cover their costs of production." "There is no law requiring a farmer to milk cows 365 days a year and lose money," Schulte, manager of the Mid American Dairymen, Inc., receiving plant, told The Gazette. Encouraging Signs "Unless prices rise, we could for|face a situation similar to our 40 current energy problem where percent since July, and farm we are dependent on imports for prices have increased 21 7 cents,our dairy products ' a gallon in the last year locally,; Foley does see some encour- Foley rioted "Brices have gone up more in the last six months than in the last six years on the farm." he aging signs in the current price situation "The recent price hikes at the farm level are encouraging Memorial. Friends may call at . Cedar Memorial funeral home *2 0011 ■" ™un<> funds as r<,su" after 3:30 p m Tuesday and a, of properly tax levies. the chapel aller noon Wednes-I Th,' funds ar,' Parl day. second^ street NE; tined $25^and puttee agreed that Nixon should not be impeached merely because subordinates were in costs. Wayne Ashby, 4540 Fair lane drive NE; fined $15 and costs. Driver's lienesc violation volved in illegal acts. Rick Saddors, Dubuque, two; Democrats, however. charges: fined $20 and costs on! cacti charge David Travis, i*hf 2324 Mallory street SW; $15 and costs. control committee 21 to 16 fined! 'p^e panel's GOP members said they would oppose any im-lowa LJeaths peachrnent action unless evi- 1 Independence John Joseph lienee was produced showing May, 84, of Jekyll Births — Mercy Jan. 29 To Mi and Mrs. Robert McMullin. 366 Eighth avenue SW, a son. Births — St. Luke's Jan. 19 Mr and Mrs. I d-nriyid L. Bailer, Walker, a son. Jan. 28 To the families of flurry VV. Miller, Newhall, a daughter; James \\. Buress. 1887 Sixth avenue, Marion, a son; Kent I). Boison. 626 Fortieth street SW, a daughter; Charles Teague 3510 White Oak road SE, a son. Out of Town Births At l.akenheatb AFB, Milden-tiall. England - Sgl and Mrs. Fee A. Borntrager, a son Jan. 29 Mrs. Borntrager is the daughter of Mrs. I,eland Miller, | church. Jones' 3115 Harvest Hill road SW At Mason City Mi and Mrs. Leman Olson, a daughter Jan. 18. Mrs. Olson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neat McLean. 1620 Second avenue, Marion. Island, Ga. Services Wednesday at 2. St. John's Catholic church. Wake service at 8 Tuesday, White's. Independence - Fred A Broad, 86. White's. Iowa City Jennie Taylor. Services Thursday at I ;30, George L Gay, where friends may call beginning Wednesday morning. Independence — Steven Leslie Spear, 22, of Centerburg, Ohio. Services Thursday at 2, Foursquare church. White's. Central City Marvin E. McCartney 53. Services Thursday at 10:30, Murdoch's here, where friends may call after I Wednesday. Melle Plaine Mandus A. Voss, 67. Services Thursday at 10:30, First Lutheran church. Peffers-Halverson. Williamsburg Walter F. Leinoch, 72. Services Wednesday at 2, United Presbyterian Marriage Licenses Ortha Holley and Harold McDade, both of Cedar Rapids. Katherine Aven. Hiawatha, and Jack Davis, Cedar Rapids. Fires 131 p m. Monday. I lush gasoline al 826 Second street SF, 3 46 pm. Monday Cigaret to conch at 325 First avenue SE 3:56 pin Monday. Cutting torch to Junk ear at 509 J avenue NW 4 15 pin Monday. Short in refrigerator at 136 Echo lam* NW 7 40 p.m. Monday lance call at SW. Iowa City —Perry Hoskin-son, 85. Services Wednesday at I, George L. Gay. Iowa City Margaret Barnes, 63. Services Wednesday at 3. George L. Gay. Burial: Pawnee, III Ridgeway Givin Hoyden, 87. Services Wednesday at 2, Madison Lutheran church. Steine's in Decorah. Decorah Russel D. Baker, 77. Services Friday at IO, OI-son-Fjestul. Oelwein Emma Slater, 84 Clifton's, Earlville Iowa City Mrs Mary Brum. 103. of West Branch. Services Wednesday at 9 at St. Wenceslaus c hurch Rosaries at 4 and 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at I tonohue's Mrs. George Paullins Orpha Gladys Paullins, 78, Letts, formerly of Cedar Rapids, died Monday in an Iowa City hospital. Born Sept. 23, 1895, at Grandview, she was married to George Paullins June 30, J915. at Wapello She was a member of Kenwood Park United Methodist church in Cedar Rapids. Surviving are two sons. Ixm-i nie Paullins. Marion: J. Robert! Paullins. Ellenton, Fla ; three daughters. Mrs. Lloyd Lee, with i whom she made her home atj 'Letts; Mrs. Orville Eek berg,) San Antonio. Texas, and Mrs.! (Willard Bennett, Cedar Rapids;; shot within nine minutes of each I three sisters. Mrs. G. K. Buster,; Wapello; Mrs. Everett Rexroth,; The funds are part of the county allocation to the Linn County Health ('enter. Kopel said. Extra Touch FTD Service PIERSON'S 1800 Chis Blvd. NW FLOWERPHONE 366-1826 acknowledged, ' but farmer s dairymen to stick with it," haven't benefited much." ! Foley said, "and we expect to Rising feed costs have placed see more production as cows a squeeze on farmers, Foley freshen in March and April." said. and farmers apparently - aren't feeding as much to their Johnson Auditor May Downtrend Seek Supervisor Seat "We've seen a trend toward a ,0WA CITY " Counl>' Audi,or reduction in dairy cow numbers Delores Rogers, during a meot-in recent years." Foley said. ing of the board of supervisors, but production has steadily in-(said she was considering creased challenging Supervisor Robert "For the first time in years, Burns for his seat on the board the cow numbers and produc-; Both Mrs. Rogers and Burns Hon have both gone down at the are Democrats. The Democratic same time. primary is slated for June 4 "Dairymen apparently aren't Burns, frequently at odds with feeding as much to their cat-:Mrs. Rogers, said he would "be tie." delighted if Mrs. Rogers should Foley noted that protein costs choose to run." We have so many beautiful ways to say something special FLORIST and GIFT SHOP 364.,,39 phone answered 24 hours every day that the President "authorized ct directed (illegal! acts to be committed," said Rep. Robert IMcClory of Illinois. —Gunmen- (Continued from Page other, the woman at Geary boulevard and Divisidero street and Wollins at Scott and Fulton streets a pensioner* was Davenport, and Mrs. Anthony Weyer, Burlington; 14 grand-! children, and 6 great-grandchil-1 dren. Services; Thursday at 1:30 at Ninth and Howard! j^tts United Methodist church, the South of the stacy-lvcwis funeral home in Co-j jumbos .Junction is in charge. Spanish Holdup M A I) Ii I I) (AP) Bombic, killed at streets, in Slot" area. Jane Holly, a bank employe, died in a brightly lighted self service laundry at Silver and Brussels streets and the shooting of Mrs. McMillan occurred in the IOO block of Edinborough street Former Independence Man, 22, Is Killed INDEPENDENCE - Steven U'slie Spear, 22, of Centerburg, Ohio. a former Independence resident, was killed Jan 27 in a traffic accident in Vernon, Ohio Survivors include his wife. Michelle; two daughters. Botte Jo, 2, and Kelly Elizabeth, I; his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Derrell Scott of Independence four! brothers, Leslie Spear. Derrell Scott. jr. Vernon Scott anil James Scott, all of Indepen Memorial Services lliirhanan. Stella >1. lier chapel west at 10:30 a rn. Wednesday by the Rev. Alvon Nelson. Burial; Cedar Memorial cemetery. Kineaide, Ann Jeanette Ko-srk Se* 3 it I- were held I ues day at 2 p.m. at the Chapel of I Memories by the Rev, Larry R Johnson of First United Pres- I byterian church. Entombment j was in Chapel of Memories mausoleum. Arrangements by ; Cedar Memorial funeral home. < Frees Prisoners BANGKOK (AIM Premier Sanya Thammasak has ordered, the release of 162 political pns oners jailed more than two years ago by the ousted mill tory regime 209 Auhorn drive Monde donee; two sisters, Mrs. Paul; Four Michael and Cheryl Scott of In i \mbu •. masked men armed with pistols dependence and .shotguns held up a bank! Services: Thursday at 2 p m. Gaul van Monday and escaped with in the Foursquare church here. 8:33 pm _____ , odor at 1440 Thirty-'-eoondI$237,000 in Spanish currency, po- Burial MI Hope cemetery, nu street NE hoi* said, body is al White funeral home Magistrate's Court Speeding Robert k loyd, 112 Seventh avenue SW. lined $50 aud costs Cheryl Steibor, MKSII - . • Prompt KMM KH* llvlh vru I'M It** PT ll noniii shop 5008 C enter Pl. Md. N.E. 393-5505 W In "TW For 6 ? years . . . flowers for all occasions! John K. 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string bikini
I was amused. Then I thought, what if there were a game where you had to go from cheese, theory, bikini back to "string"? After finding Google's convinient Suggest API, I wrote it in about 25 minutes. The game picks a common word and displays the suggest results - you have to find the connection between them. It's pretty fun. Here are some examples (find the missing word).
***back machine
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*** back into love lyrics
*** back into love
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*** back machine
***ne gretzky
***nes world
***s inn
***s of our lives
***s of our lives spoilers
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*** of the dead
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Python Code:
I have some ideas for improvements, but this is the half-hour version.
You'll need a word list. The nouns in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Most_common_words_in_English worked well.
Enter q to quit, or n for the next word if you give up.
Answers to the examples are "way", "day", "world", and "time." Have fun!
# Works in Python 2.5, needs internet connection
import urllib
import re
import random
g_restr = re.compile('<suggestion data="([^"]+)"/>')
astrWords = 'fact,child,problem,part,hand,case'.split(',')
# Put another word list, separated by commas,into the above string.
def main():
i =0
while True:
res = nextword(astrWords[i])
if res == False: return
def nextword(strWord):
strUrl = 'http://google.com/complete/search?output=toolbar&q=' + strWord
f = urllib.urlopen(strUrl)
strXml = f.read()
strBlank = '*' * len(strWord)
for match in g_restr.findall(strXml):
print match.replace(strWord, strBlank)
while True:
strGuess = raw_input(':')
if strGuess.lower() == strWord.lower():
print 'Win!'
return True
if strGuess == 'q':
print 'Exiting...'
return False
elif strGuess == 'n':
print 'You gave up.'
return True


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The Miracles of Christmas (1 of 4) by Jeff Schreve
This content is part of a series.The Miracles of Christmas (1 of 4)
Series: It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
Jeff Schreve
Luke 1:26-38
In 1951, Meredith Wilson, the composer, the same guy that wrote ''The Music Man,'' composed a song for Christmas. It was entitled, ''It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas.'' It's been sung by Bing Crosby and many, many others. It's a fun song. And I like when that song starts to be sung because it reminds us that Christmas is upon us. And as you look around, you can see that Christmas is upon us. It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at First Baptist Church in Texarkana. And if you go around to the stores, you know, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in the stores in about September, you know, because that's the way they do things. They want you to buy. But Christmas is such an awesome time. It's such a wonderful time. It is by far my favorite time. The song says, ''It's the most wonderful time of the year.'' I say amen to that. And there's just a, a different spirit at Christmas. There's a different kind of desire to give because God is a giver and we enter into that spirit of giving and that spirit of rejoicing.
I heard a father. He was talking to his family. And he was saying, ''Now listen, family.'' He was giving them the Christmas motivational talk. And they were getting ready to set up all the Christmas tree stuff and all the ornaments. And he, he told his family, Now listen, family. This Christmas we're going to do this, and we're going to do that, and we're going to do the other, and we're not going to get all hung up in commercialism. We're going to have the best Christmas ever. Would you commit with me to have the best Christmas ever, to make this the best Christmas ever?'' And his six year-old son said, ''Well, Dad, how could we possibly improve upon the first one?'' Now that's not very funny but it proves a point. It's a great question. How can you improve upon the first Christmas? You can't. You can't. And you ...
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2017 District 7620 Annual Conference
& Foundation Centennial Gala
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College Park, Maryland - May 5-7, 2017
Be a part of Celebrating Rotary 2016-2017 accomplishments and The
Rotary Foundation Centennial.
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(Intersection of University Blvd., Campus Drive, and Adelphi Road)
3501 University Blvd. East
Hyattsville, MD 20783
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Reserve lodging at the Marriott by calling 1-800-228-9290. Room rate: $129 per night for a Cozy King or Queen (double) Room. Ask for the Rotary 7620 District Conference Room Block. Rooms available until 5 pm Tuesday, April 4.
Friday, May 5th
Marriott Conference Center (unless otherwise noted)
Conference Registration Opens -10:00 am
Brunch Welcoming RI Representative Wade Nomura -(By Invitation Only) 10:30 am
Conference Golf Tournament@ University of Maryland Golf Course -12 Noon Check-In, 1 pm Tee Time Guided Tours of UMD Campus & Local Sites -1 :00 pm departure
District Grants Forum -3 - 5 pm
Celebrating Rotary
Official Welcome Tailgate-Themed Reception & Dinner -5:30 pm
Board Buses for the College Park Aviation Museum -7:45 pm
A Night at the Museum with Hospitality Suites -8 - 10 pm
Board Buses back to the Marriott Hotel & Conference Center -9:30 and 10 pm
Saturday, May 6th - Marriott Conference Center
Conference Registration Opens -8:00 am
Opening General Session & Breakfast -8:30 am -Celebrating Rotary- My Rotary Story- Susan 2-W
4-Way Speech Contest -9:30 am
Refreshment Break -10:45 am
District Business Meeting -11 :00 am
House of Friendship Opens -11 :00 am
General Session & Luncheon -12:30 pm -Celebrating Women In Rotary-- Dr. Sylvia Whitlock
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Rotary University -Educational Breakout Sessions -2:45 pm
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Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of The Rotary Foundation - RI Representative PDG Wade Nomura
Highlights of the 2016-2017 Rotary year -Dr. Anna-Mae Kobbe, Governor
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Celebrating Rotarians - Annual Memorial Service
RI Representative Wade Nomura
District Governor Anna-Mae Kobbe
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Patterns of distribution and movement of fishes, Ophthalmolepis lineolatus and Hypoplectrodes maccullochi, on temperate rocky reefs of south eastern Australia
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Current ecological models predict that reef fish assemblages will be strongly influenced by habitat type. Here we test hypotheses about habitat types and abundance patterns of temperate reef fishes from broad spatial scales (100 s of km) to small spatial scales of metres to tens of metres. Habitat preferences are also described over long periods of time (22 years) for two abundant taxa. Patterns of distribution and abundance varied over ∼ eight degrees of latitude (29.9–37.5°S) along the coast of New South Wales, Australia. Ophthalmolepis lineolatus (Labridae) preferred kelp and Barrens habitats and juveniles were most abundant in habitats rich in algae. This species also increased in abundance from North to South. In contrast, Hypoplectrodes maccullochi (Serranidae) were usually only found in the Barrens habitat and great variation was found among locations. Both taxa were most abundant on urchin grazed deep reefs (over 10 m deep). Habitat preferences of O. lineolatus and H. maccullochi appeared resistant to major environmental perturbations that included large El Niño events in 1991, 1998 and 2002. Home ranges of O. lineolatus varied from 52 m2 to 1,660 m2 and often overlapped; fish of all sizes were most abundant in algal dominated habitat. Limited movements and small home ranges (2.1–11.6 m2) combined with a strong affiliation for shelter indicated that most H. maccullochi are strongly site-attached. Habitat type is important to these taxonomically different fishes, but to varying degrees where H. maccullochi was more of a habitat specialist than O. lineolatus and would be more vulnerable to perturbations that alter Barrens. Changes in reef habitats will have a great influence on fish assemblages and this should also be considered in coastal planning (e.g. for Marine Protected Areas, MPAs) and the assessments of resistance and resilience of fishes to climate change.


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EU warns may impose visas on Canadian diplomats
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Union may require Canadian diplomats to obtain visas unless Canada restores visa-free travel for Czech visitors by the end of the year, the EU justice commissioner said Monday.
Jacques Barrot said he told EU interior ministers meeting in Brussels this was one possible measure the bloc's executive arm could take if the issue was not resolved.
Barrot told a news conference the EU would work with Canada to resolve the issue, but added: "We cannot stand idly by.
"This situation is not acceptable -- not just for the Czech Republic but for the European Union as a whole. The European Union is a whole and it is not right and proper for Canada to require visas from one member of this ensemble."
A retaliatory step would require the formal endorsement of the 27 European Union countries, and Barrot said it remained to be seen if all member states would back it.
An EU diplomat said the proposal won broad support at Monday's closed-door meeting as a sign of solidarity to a fellow EU country.
However, speaking for the Swedish EU Presidency, Stockholm's Migration and Asylum Minister Tobias Billstrom said it was important to strike the right balance.
He said full visa reciprocity was the aim of the EU, but it wanted to avoid any kind of "visa war." "That would be very unfortunate for all stakeholders," he told the news conference.
Barrot said as a first step, Canada should open an office in Prague where Czechs could obtain Canadian visas, instead of having to travel to Vienna as they do now. Continued...


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Tackling Bullying in the NHS - A collective call to action
To deliver excellent care to patients, our NHS organisations need to be well led and have healthy, supportive, positive cultures.
However, with a quarter of staff responding to the NHS Staff Survey reporting they have been bullied in the last 12 months, we know there is much more to do.
Bullying can have serious consequences for affected individuals and those they work with, reducing productivity and risking poorer patient care.
To explore the issue, former Department of Health (DH) minister, Ben Gummer chaired a roundtable of NHS leaders and academic experts after which he asked the SPF to develop a plan to tackle bullying in the NHS.
The SPF Workforce Issues Group (WIG) has led the work, drawing together evidence and front line experiences which have resulted in a strong case for change. A range of suggested actions supported by resources, advice, guidance and good practice are available to help organisations develop their own plans in partnership to tackle bullying. Work on developing these resources will continue.
This call to action invites all NHS organisations to:
• achieve the overarching leadership and cultural change to tackle bullying
• support staff to respectfully challenge problem behaviours
• publish their plans and progress so staff, patients and the public can hold them to account.
SPF is supporting partnership action:
• by system leaders led by DH and NHS Improvement
• by organisations supported by NHS Employers
• by individuals and teams supported by unions working with their members.
The SPF will keep progress under regular review through its quarterly meetings.
SPF partner organisations have developed some useful tools and resources, to help tackle bullying in NHS:
NHS Employers website includes tools and resources to help tackle bullying and harassment.
In the first of a two part series of podcasts on the NHS Employers website, Jon Restell, Jon Lenney and Dr Madeline Carter talk about bullying and harassment, the problems the NHS face and how they can be tackled.
Part two in the tackling bullying and harassment series of podcasts features Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust talking about their cultural ambassadors project, which was a 2016 HPMA partnership award finalist.
You can listen to the first episode of the hot topics podcast series, produced by NHS Employers for Capsticks' HR advisory service (HRA). This new series will focus on culture and behaviour in the workplace.
UNISON's website features some useful information about bullying and harassment. Tackling bullying at work is a UNISON guide for safety representatives. Harassment at work is a guide used by UNISON branches and stewards to negotiate policies which prevent, tackle and deal with incidences of harassment and bullying in the workplace.
The Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists working with the Royal College of Midwives produced the undermining toolkit, to address the challenge of undermining and bullying behaviour in maternity and gynaecology services.
The Royal College of Nursing website has a section on bullying and harassment for members who experience bullying or harassment at work.
Read how Hull and East Yorkshire Hospitals have developed a project, in partnership, to tackle bullying and harassment in their trust.
The Health, Safety and Wellbeing Partnership Group (HSWPG) has published material on bullying in healthcare. This includes a tackling bullying and harassment in the NHS infographic.


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GBP / USD: Pound strengthens
Tatiana Norkina, an analyst at FBS
Having resisted over a four-hour Ichimoku cloud at the end of last week, the currency pair has grown rapidly in the 54th figure. Here, as we recall, strong resistance was formed. But it did not survive under the pressure of the bulls.
Now all the lines of Ichimoku indicator are directed upward, which is indicating bullish market in both the short and long-term prospects.
Oscillators are also going to support byus of the pair.
However, it should be noted that the location of the line Chinkou Span overbought can thwart short term buyers , forcing the price back to 1.5350.
If will be able to gain a foothold above $ 1.5400, very soon we will see a strong test of the next level in the area of 55th figure.
Technical levels: support - 1.5400, 1.5350; resistance - 1.5500.
Trading recommendations:
1. Buy - 1.5400; SL - 1.5380; TP1 - 1.5500; TP2 - 1.5540.


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