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Definition of evangelical
1 : of, relating to, or being in agreement with the Christian gospel especially as it is presented in the four Gospels
2 : protestant
3 : emphasizing salvation by faith in the atoning death of Jesus Christ through personal conversion, the authority of Scripture, and the importance of preaching as contrasted with ritual
4a capitalized : of or relating to the Evangelical Church in Germanyb often capitalized : of, adhering to, or marked by fundamentalism : fundamentalistc often capitalized : low church
5 : marked by militant or crusading zeal : evangelistic the evangelical ardor of the movement's leaders — Amos Vogel
Evangelicalismplay \ˌē-ˌvan-ˈje-li-kə-ˌli-zəm, ˌe-vən-\ noun
evangelicallyplay \ˌē-ˌvan-ˈje-li-k(ə-)lē, ˌe-vən-\ adverb
Examples of evangelical in a Sentence
She is an evangelical Christian.
He spoke about the project with evangelical zeal.
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Definition of evangelical
: one holding evangelical principles or belonging to an evangelical party or church
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Definition of evangelical for English Language Learners
: of or relating to a Christian sect or group that stresses the authority of the Bible, the importance of believing that Jesus Christ saved you personally from sin or hell, and the preaching of these beliefs to other people
: having or showing very strong and enthusiastic feelings
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By going behind-the-scenes with the group's founder and some of the showcased artists, Arts in Context explores the making of Generous Art, an online gallery that raises money for nonprofits and artists. Founded in 2011, Generous Art sees art purchases as community-oriented transactions—rejecting the idea that art collection is a selfish endeavor or an isolated event. Generous Art replaces time consuming auction fundraisers with a purchase process that simultaneously funds the artist, a nonprofit, and the mission of Generous Art.
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These tips apply to any blog or website with modest traffic levels (0 — 200 per day) and under 100 subscribers.
If this doesn't apply to your site, you might consider familiarizing yourself with these growth tips so they can be utilized if you embark on a new project in future.
I certainly can't guarantee how much your site will grow in terms of numbers, but I do want to suggest that, unless you rely on SEO alone, the growth actions I've outlined should create real results on any site.
This post outlines the growth actions I'd recommend to anyone hoping to build an established site from a modest starting point.
Some thoughts on starting growth
Cases like the rapid growth of Freelance Switch and Zen Habits can make new bloggers feel quite inadequate. The subscriber bases of these sites have grown by the thousands in a very short time.
I want to suggest that these sites (and others like it) are not good points of comparison for us. It's much easier to grow a blog quickly when you can leverage an existing profile or audience.
It's also much easier when you have money or multiple people working on a site.
Both Freelance Switch and Zen Habits were blessed with a number of these advantages. This doesn't take anything away from them, as many other sites begin with the same advantages and don't do so well.
However, I want to stress that these sites aren't a useful benchmark, as their startup situation is not comparable with our own. In other words, it's not a level playing field.
Most of us, as was the case with this blog, will have to grow a readership from nothing. It's a gradual process, but a very rewarding one.
Building something from nothing
If you don't mind me embarking on a metaphor, it could be useful to think of your site, in this stage of growth, as a tourist attraction in the middle of a wild forest.
It's a beautiful attraction, but there's simply no way for potential visitors to find it. There are no paths, no roads, no signs. At this point, you're relying on visitors stumbling across the attraction by accident.
The actions that follow are about building paths, roads and signs to your site. In the beginning, this will be almost entirely up to you. In some ways, this can make the task even more satisfying.
Here are my suggested actions for this period of growth:
Write a week's worth of posts before you open the doors
You wouldn't open your tourist attraction for business if the ticket booth or guest-house was nothing more than a timbre frame, would you?
New visitors need to be impressed by your blog, and there's nothing less impressive than a sense of emptiness.
As there are no time constraints, try to spend more time than usual making your first few articles outstanding. Use them to communicate what your site will offer.
Join a forum
If you can't find a forum for your niche, you're probably not looking hard enough. I built my readership, in the early stages, almost entirely through my presence on the Authority Blogger Forums.
By placing a prominent, yet not overbearing, link in my post signature, I was able to encourage a number of curious click-throughs from forum users who'd enjoyed my posts.
If you can manage it, joining two (or more) forums can help you reach a new pool of potential readers.
I've discussed Finding New Readers in Forums before, but the crux of my advice is: post lots, make your posts valuable, connect with other forum members, and help others as much as possible.
Comment prolifically and thoughtfully on similar sites
Many potential readers are to be found reading other blogs and websites in your niche. The best way to draw them back to your blog is to leave a thought-provoking comment, or to answer the questions of other commenters.
I've written in detail on finding new readers through comments before, but the gist of my advice would be to: focus on both well-known and lesser known sites in your niche, post comments with value, engage with other commenters, demonstrate your skill in the niche, and most importantly, comment frequently (but only as long as you can continue to maintain the quality of your comments).
Start hunting out guest-posting opportunities
Guest-posts can bring dozens to hundreds of highly targeted visitors to your site (depending on where the post appears).
In the early stages of my blogs growth I guest-posted prolifically. Most of the sites I targeted were not 'out of my league', so to speak — they were more established than mine, but not so established that they wouldn't take a chance on a new blogger.
One strategy I found very effective was to write a post on the Authority Blogger Forums offering to guest-post for anyone who asked.
Even if I wasn't well-versed in the topic, I found I could research enough for one post with relative ease.
You could launch the same request on a forum dedicated to websites or blogs, or alternately, make the same offer on your niche forum (where at least some of the users will have blogs and websites).
If you want to be proactive I'd suggest pitching guest-posts to certain bloggers via email. My advice would be to stay away from the A-list for now, and be mindful of your inexperience.
Write the blogger a short, polite email outlining your idea in a sentence or two and offer to send them along the finished article if it sounds like something they might be interested in.
If you stress that the blogger can still reject the article one you've had a look at it they'll be much more likely to take a chance.
I never had a blogger reject the article after showing it to them, but even if this does happen once, you can always use the article on your own (or another) blog. A tip: make sure you search the target site to make sure your article idea hasn't been used before.
Forget Digg and del.icio.us!
Low-traffic sites rarely reach either place, as you need a certain mass of visitors to vote up your articles before a snowball effect gets rolling. Few of us have the raw materials required.
I want to explicitly stress one social bookmarking service that is often overlooked or misunderstood by bloggers and webmasters — though it is starting to get the recognition it deserves.
That service is StumbleUpon, and I want to suggest that it should be your exclusive social media focus in the early growth stage of your site.
One vote for your article at Digg or del.icio.us will never bring more than a few visitors. One vote from a StumbleUpon user has the potential to bring hundreds.
For this reason, I'd suggest pushing only StumbleUpon submission at the end of your posts (for now). Forget Digg, del.icio.us, Reddit and all the others.
They'll only serve as obstacles for your Stumble link or button. In doing this, you'll be squeezing the maximum amount of social media juice out of a limited number of visitors.
Kick-start the process by getting involved on StumbleUpon yourself. I've written about how StumbleUpon can help grow your blog over at ProBlogger.
Focus on writing viral articles
If your site is new, get into the habit of focusing on potentially viral articles right from the outset. If your site has been around longer and hasn't yet focused on going viral, your current position will allow you to gain more than you lose by making this transition.
Not every article you write has to be written with virality in mind, but investing time in a few really carefully crafted posts might pay great dividends.
50 Tips to Unclutter Your Blog, which is still somewhat viral, was posted in the relatively early days of this blog and truly helped to get the ball rolling. Don't save your best ideas for later: you need them right now.
Here are some good ideas for viral articles. I'm also happy to think of some for you.
Let others know about you
Start introducing yourself to other bloggers, offer to help them, or link them to an article their readership might enjoy (preferably by someone else, at first).
If you've written something you think would truly by appreciated by the audience of another site in your niche, consider politely pitching the link to them. Don't ask for a link explicitly, merely suggest it as something the blogger or their readership might enjoy.
Keep your eye open for every opportunity
If you see a group writing project, participate. If a blogger you read is sick, offer to write a post for them (that's how I got my first guest-posting gig at ProBlogger).
An instinctive sense of opportunity is one of the most important skills any blogger or webmaster can develop, and it will only grow stronger with practice.
Moving into Month 2
The next stage of growth applies to sites with approximately 200 — 300 visitors a day and 100 to 200 subscribers.
If you don't feel as if those statistics will apply to you due to the nature of your site, you can move into the next stage when you feel you're ready.
Tomorrow I'll be outlining strategies to move through the next stage of growth. If you have any questions so far, please ask via the comments on this post.


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In short: 4 stars for novices, 2 stars for anyone coming to ORA for a techpub. Now to the review and why:With a title that has phrases like 'take control' and 'iPad networking & security' I had high expectations. What I found was a book that covered almost all the basics but neglected some areas. One area glaringly so.Let's start with the networking & access: there are a lot of good tips and walkthroughs that will help folks new to iPad or iOS devices to connect via WiFi, Bluetooth, or 3G. The 'Connect to 3G' section looks very helpful to those who would want to use this.There is also a good selection of Apps that will get help you access and read files; the book showcases workhorse applications like iTeleport and GoodReader that *will* change how you work with your iPad.However, I found it curious that dedicated downloader apps-- a class of app which function like MobileSafari, but allow downloading of files were not covered. These have been around for awhile, and add a lot of 'Open in.. functionality so that the user doesn't have to 'just use Mail'. So apps like Filer and Downloads HD? Not mentioned.The security tips here about using TLS, SSL, SSH are also very good basic tips that could be used with any device but are tailored to the Apps presented. But then we have other tips like 'don't leave your iPad unattended..' which might cause some readers to roll their eyes.The most glaring omission however, is the total lack of anything to say about iPad jailbreaking -- Pro or Con, and how this could compromise your device on a WiFi or 3G network.This is a major issue with users *and* Apple, and you would expect it to be mentioned in a *security* book about iOS devices. Even a perfunctory 'don't do it' followed by 'if you do, you'll lose code-signing'-- which is the cornerstone of iOS security-- would have been a good start..Another scenario: If the user jailbreaks, and then later finds themselves locked out of their iPad with Rick Astley on the lockscreen, this book will have no answers.(seriously, Google 'Rick Astley iPhone')(1)I think this is EXTREMELY important to have in a 'security' book about iOS, especially now that iPads, children and curiosity are now in the mix, not only at home but at school.Final verdict: users who are coming from the Windows world and have never touched an iPhone before will find plenty of essential tips & walkthroughs to get up to speed on iOS & the iPad. To them I strongly recommend this book.But users who already have an iPhone full of apps, or who have home networks probably know most of what is written in this book. And, there is NO coverage of jailbreaking, a major issue.The eBook I reviewed does come with a website & blog, so I hope the author does get around to covering these issues.(1) Leo says: Don't jailbreak, don't install SSH, but if you do… change the default password!! Disclosure: I received the eBook downloads for review purposes.
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Have you noticed a number of raised tunnels appearing in your lawn or garden seemingly overnight? If so, there might be a mole infestation. Controlling moles isn't easy and can require a good deal of patience.
Moles are small mammals with pointed snouts and oversized forefeet used for digging. The most common mole species in our area is the eastern mole. They are about the size of a chipmunk as adults. They are solitary animals that rarely leave the safety of their tunnels. Moles are most active in the early mornings, especially after a rain.
The flowering dogwood (Cornus florida) is the species most people think of when a dogwood is mentioned. Dogwoods prefer moist, well-drained, acidic (5.5 to 6.0 pH) soil that is high in organic matter, and prefers partial shade. There are three main foliar diseases that affect dogwoods during this time of year.
As spring warm-season lawns continue to green up, diseases rear their ugly heads. The main culprit this time of year is a fungus that causes large patch. Large patch can infect all warm-season grasses, but centipede and St. Augustine are particularly susceptible.
Azaleas are a staple of traditional southern landscapes. They are prized for their graceful form and showy flower displays. They are also known for the variety of colors and bloom types available and in the Augusta area. They have become a gardener's must-have plant for the landscape.
There are several hundred registered azalea varieties, and hobbyist hybridizers have created many more varieties in their own gardens. Most of the azaleas in the Augusta area are the spring-flowering varieties.
It is hard to imagine a better place to enjoy blossoming azaleas and dogwoods than the Augusta area, but it comes with abundant amounts of pollen.
Berms, or raised beds, can be used to add visual interest to flat or dull areas in the landscape. Berms are simply mounded hills of soil that are constructed to serve a purpose in a landscaped area. They can be used for aesthetics, excess rainwater drainage, separating different areas of the garden, accent walkways, and as foundations for privacy screens.
Most have heard the saying, "April showers bring May flowers." Rainfall in April helps replenish plants as they enter into another growing season.
However, this precipitation also brings unwanted consequences to our landscapes: disease.
Fungal and bacterial diseases usually start popping up at the beginning of spring. For disease to occur, the following three components must be present: host, pathogen and environmental conditions that favor growth of the pathogen. With time, these factors lead to plant disease.
Spring has arrived, and plants are beginning to break dormancy. But the home lawn might not be lush and green yet.
Many homeowners have a centipede lawn. Centipede does not become green as quickly as some other warm-season turf grasses. Temperature and day length are the two factors that influence when centipede comes out of dormancy and the rate at which the grass regains its green color.
Other factors can also affect the health of the centipede lawn, such as maintenance, insects, disease and fertilization.
For many people, the mention of bees brings up thoughts of annoyance and fear. Bees make nests around our homes, buzz around us in the garden, and occasionally sting us.
Though bees might seem like pests, they play a very important role in the environment because of their role in the pollination of plants.
An estimated one-third of the entire human diet can be traced back to bee pollination, according to University of Georgia Extension Service bee specialist Keith Delaplane. Bees are responsible for pollinating around 130 agricultural plants in the United States.
Organic gardening is growing in popularity and interest. The local farmers market in Evans, which focuses on organic and sustainable garden produce sold directly to consumers, has helped pique the interest of many in the area. While many people are interested in growing organically, organic gardening requires a lot of planning and strict adherence to Georgia Department of Agriculture guidelines.
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When it comes to your child's safety, you never can be too careful. You can, however, be a total freak about it. And that's not fun for anyone.
When Michelle had finally decided on the diaper bag and finished her snack, she realized she had a little time to kill before picking the kids up from school. So she mosied on over to the toy aisle thinking she might get an early jump on her Christmas shopping.
When she turned the corner, she noticed her friend Amanda was already there.
"Hey you! Fancy meeting you here," she said with a slap on Amanda's back. But Amanda didn't respond. She was staring off into space, and her eyes were vacant as if she had just been through some tragic experience and was suffering from shock.
"Amanda, are you OK?" said Michelle, now concerned. "Did something happen? Are the kids OK?"
Amanda mumbled something that Michelle couldn't make out. But she did notice that Amanda was clutching something in each hand.
"OK, honey. Everything's going to be OK. I'm just going to see what you've got there and …" Michelle said in her most soothing tone as she pried the things out of Amanda's hands.
"Oh! I've heard about these Alex Toys Craft Bundles," Michelle said as she looked over the two packages. "This jewelry bundle with the foil bead maker, refill pack and fab badge maker would be great for Mackenzie, don't you think?"
Amanda started trembling and shaking her head. "Ch-ch-ch-ch-ch …"
"I'm sorry, I'm not sure what you're trying to say," said Michelle." Cheese? Checkers? Cheer! Yes, I think this would bring Mackenzie lots of Christmas cheer!"
"CHOKE! CHOKE! CHOKE! CHOKE! CHOKE!" Amanda started screaming at the top of her lungs while clutching her throat and hyperventilating.
Michelle did her best to quiet her down. "Amanda! Shhh! It's OK. Yes, there are small parts including beads in here, but Mackenzie isn't under 3 years old and I'm sure as long as you supervise her, it'll be fine."
Amanda appeared to calm down a bit, and finally made eye contact with Michelle. She took a few deep breaths and exhaled loudly.
"Now what about this guy? The Gross Science Bundle. Silly Spills. Magic Crystal Dinoland. Mix 'n Slime. Oooh! Jake would LOVE this!" said Michelle. "And the Weird, Wacky & Wild Stuff Recipe book. Right up his alley. Looks like it's got paints, doughs and even silly snacks!"
The last one set Amanda off again. So Michelle ushered her out of the store as quickly as possible while mouthing the word, "Sorry" to other shoppers.


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Pick any two.
The point is it's nearly impossible to get all three. If you want something done quickly yet affordable, chances are the quality is going to suck, or if you want a high quality product, it will most likely be expensive because it takes a long time to make.
To be blunt, I am not aware of a safe which can offer all three of your requirements without spending hundreds of dollars. My advice to you would be to get a Gunvault/Minivault which can be had for $100-130. The safe is rugged, audible errors can be turned off, contents can be accessed very quickly, and the safe doesn't take up a whole lot of space. There are two drawbacks:
-requires batteries to memorize access code
-when opened, door opens with a noticable amount of force, slamming into the surface on which the safe rests
You can curtail the second drawback by putting a hand in front of the door to catch it; in the end the only sound is the *click* of the latch releasing (which is relatively quiet). At this point the only drawback is renewing batteries every year or two.


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Originally, this was two pubs, one known as the Globe, and one known as the John Keats. Now just called "The Globe", the John Keats is now relegated to bar status, though it has an upstairs that appears to be largely ignored - and it's obvious from the strange connections between the two pubs upstairs that they weren't the same building at all originally.
There is some speculation that John Keats was actually born here in 1795, in a pub known at the time as the Swan and Hoop, but the sources are somewhat vague. He was born in what was then Moorfields, but the exact placement of the pub isn't clear. Sadly, neither pub appears to be that old, with modernised Victorian interiors in both.
Owned by Nicholson's, there is a good range of well-kept beer on tap and the food is pretty good, too, if unpretentious. It can get crowded at the usual lunch and commuting times (though try the upstairs bar at the Keats if you're trying to get away from it all). It's an easy pub to find, and does manage to provide a good experience, amidst the crowds.
CLIENTELE: City types, City University students
NEAREST STATION: Moorgate station
FEATURES: disabled facilities, ATM, Rotating selection of excellent real ales, function room available, open after 11:00pm, outdoor seating, separate restaurant
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About mePei te Hurinui Jones (1898-1976) was renowned as a Māori scholar and writer. He was also a Ngāti Maniapoto leader, interpreter, land officer, translator, genealogist and a JP.
About my libraryThe University of Waikato holds the book collection of Pei te Hurinui Jones and many of his manuscripts. The first instalment of his papers were deposited with the University Library in 1990 and a professional archivist arranged them in 1991. When a further collection of Pei's papers along with his book collection and many taonga were deposited in 2003 an experienced highly regarded specialist Māori curator of Ngāti Tūwharetoa descent Rangiiria Hedley was appointed on contract to undertake to arrange, describe and preserve the collection.
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School of Art Directory
Katie E Parker
Title: Associate Professor
Office: 4300 Wolfson Center
Tel: 513-556-2962
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Professor Parker was born in 1980 in Jonesboro Arkansas, and grew up in Plano, Texas. She holds a BFA in Ceramics from the Kansas City Art Institute (2003) and an MFA from Ohio State University (2005). For several years, she has also been collaborating with Guy Michael Davis, making objects that combine new technology, porcelain, and good craft. The objects merge the strengths of their individual studio practices – a dark vein backed by a historical current. Parker and Davis&39; work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, with recent shows in New York City, Jingdezhen China, Canada, Philadelphia, Kansas City, Tempe, and in Cincinnati OH. This summer they will both be resident artists at the Bemis Center for Contemporary Art in Omaha, NE.
- BFA, Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO, 2003 (Ceramics).
- MFA, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH, 2005 (Ceramics).
Research Information
Research Interests
Fine Arts Ceramic Sculpture and Wheel Moldmaking and Slipcasting Object Design Three dimensional scanning and printing Ceramic History
Experience & Service
Work Experience
- 2009 to Present, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH.
- 2008 to 2009, Annualized Adjunct Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,OH.
- 2006 to 2008, Visiting Lecturer, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH.
- 2005 to 2006, Teaching Assistant, The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH.
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Website: www.futureretrieval.com
Blog: www.katiesnewwork.blogspot.com
Exhibitions, solo/collaborative
- (upcoming) Residential College Art Gallery at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI
- Grand Theft: Katie Parker + Guy Michael Davis, FotoFocus Biennial 2014 exhibition, The Carnegie, Covington, KY
- The Living Room, Contemporary Arts Center (CAC), Cincinnati, OH (collaboration with Paul Coors, Terence Hammonds, Such+Such)
- Katie Parker and Guy Michael Davis, Belger Arts Center/Red Star, Kansas City, MO
- Still[ed] Life, Taft Museum of Art, Cincinnati, OH
- New Work by Katie Parker, Prairie, Cincinnati, OH
- License to Illuminate, Country Club, Cincinnati, OH
- Shakespeare Wooden Minnow, The Clay Studio, Philadelphia, PA (collaboration with Non Fiction Design)
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Chelsea Clinton is joining the board of directors of the travel website Expedia.
Expedia filed paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission this week to add Clinton to their board, creating a new seat for her. "On March 16, 2017, the Board of Directors (the "Board") of Expedia, Inc. (the "Company") expanded the size of the Board from thirteen to fourteen members and elected Chelsea Clinton to fill the newly-created directorship," the filing said....
Travel industry website Skift reports Clinton's pay will be a $45,000 salary and $250,000 in stock.
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On last night's show Sean and I reminded everyone that they still have time to enter the Bacon Art Contest. This is the simplest way for you to enter to win a $50 Denny's Gift card! Draw a picture and send it in to contest {at} mrbaconpants.com.
We also talked about a ton of other mostly bacon related topics. Jim (the bacon beer guys) was in the chat room and told us he has the BBQ Brisket beer ready for us to try. He's says its just as good at the bacon beer. Well have to see about that. I am really liking his experiments of putting meat in beer!
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Social Circumstances, Parenting Techniques, and Infant Development
This study is ongoing, but not recruiting participants.
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Last updated: September 20, 2016
Last verified: September 2016
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EVIC - Compass
So I had my compass get stuck on one direction, recalibrated it - Worked a couple days then same thing. Took the the dealer they did a recal and some other things and stated it should fix that problem. TODAY - back to being going south all the time.... if that were only true, it would be much warmer.
Anyway, is there anyone else having this issue or is it just my luck that I will have to get some new part that went bad on a BRAND NEW JEEP. :eek:
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I haven't seen that particular problem yet on this forum. The compass is self-calibrating, even though it can be manually calibrated. Give it a few days to see if it corrects itself. If not, I would bring it in again.
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Just picked up my new vehicle on Friday. Compass kept flashing the CAL message for about 250 miles. During that period, it appeared to stick on the South direction longer than it should. Took it into an empty parking lot and went around in a circle about 4 times to see if that would get it calibrated, Did the trick. No more flashing CAL, and it appears to be working fine. Give it a try.
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I have preformed the CAL in the menu and I'm sure I looked funny to all the shoppers enter/leaving the parking lot. Worked for a day or two and back to being stuck, But now it shows NE. I will be calling the shop on Monday. I will update you all with what they tell me.
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ASA 8.4 - Static NAT - Problem with outbound SMTP
Below is the interesting part of my config. I have static NAT configured and working inbound for the Exchange Server and the Barracuda, however outbound traffic from those hosts comes out as the interface IP. Thoughts? I've tried a number of things (outside, inside), etc... No luck. Any help would be appreciated.
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A Manual NAT rule takes precedence over Auto NAT (within object group).
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Fres Oquendo returns on August 18
By Rey Colón -The Sport Press
Veteran heavyweight Fres "Fast Fres" Oquendo (34-7, 22 KOs) will be headlining a card on August 18 at the Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Indiana, against an opponent to be named in defense of his WBA Fedelatin belt. The WBA #14 ranked Oquendo, 39, has lost seven times but five of his losses have been controversial decisions. The Chicago-based Puerto Rican has a boxing academy where he promotes the sport as a vehicle to combat drugs, violence and dropping out of school.


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D is for Dismissal (ABCs of 2nd grade)
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You are certainly right that you need to have a dismissal routine, and I need to revamp mine for my 4th graders. Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
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Such great reminders! :) I'm loving your ABC's of second grade posts!ReplyDelete
Thanks, I'm loving this series. I know you love books and I'm wondering how you teach your kids to take care of the classroom books and maintain those habits throughout the year as they obviously need to be revisited. Thanks,ReplyDelete
Thanks! I have always taken the time to establish the dismissal routine, but have never posted it. Genius! Our dismissal is so crazy because car riders leave 20 mins before the last bus. After reading your post, I was inspired to be a little more creative with what they should do once they're packed and ready:). I can't wait to get started on a new routine and borrow your charts to start the year.ReplyDelete
I have a morning routine AND dismissal checklist that we go by. It has helped! I love your teacher brainstorm list! Thanks!ReplyDelete
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I always take time to establish my routine, but I need to make sure to continually focus on it as the year progresses.ReplyDelete
Thanks for posting the ABCs! This next year will be my first year and I'm so excited to be in 2nd grade! I've been doing a bunch of research about 2nd grade. I love your idea of establishing a dismissal routine. Thanks for posting. I'm enjoying reading all of your ideas. :)ReplyDelete


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Nick Visconti 'ReCreation' Behind The Scenes Part 1
A few weeks ago Nick Visconti dropped his ReCreation Full Part mid season. It was a challenging winter for snow with a late start so see how it developed here, and what goes into filming a Full Part.
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Don't buy a Rossi thinking that you are going to find a bunch of grip options, because there really aren't very many. The Pachmayr Compac is really your only option.
Congrats on your acquisition of one fine-lookin' Rossi revolver!
I really like the looks of the grips.
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Don't buy a Rossi thinking that you are going to find a bunch of grip options, because there really aren't very many. The Pachmayr Compac is really your only option.
@Photoguy, It seems that any grip designed for the original square framed S&W 36 series will work. In fact those for any J Frame, square frame should work. There are a few in addition to the used ones on the net. For "practicality" the Pachmayr grip is better than wood because they are bigger, have the finger swell, and being rubber, they won't slip in your hand. ( < < < for ME, better, anyway.) I just want some wooden ones to dress one of mine up, some.
I took my 462 to the range yesterday and had a realy good time. For me, the Rossi is just enough bigger than a Model 85 or J-Frame to allow me to get a reasonable sight picture and shoot decently. My 462 was a Gunbroker bargain and has proven to be a great find.
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Bought a 35102 a few weeks ago. .38 +P model 2" snub. Went to the range with it this past weekend and was impressed. See my range report. Rossi 35102 Range Report
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Wheel guns rule
I have rugers a beretta and a ria1911.But i still have to say i feel most confident with a wheel gun in my hand when it comes to sd or hd..
Having come from an auto loading back ground I didn't know or love the blessed simplicity/reliability of a revolver untill my EAA Windicator.
I now proudly own 2 M85 UL Duo-Toned .38 Specs and soon a SS Judge Public Defender.
An armed society is a polite society.(Robert A. Heinlein)
GOD is Great and Guns are Good(Lynard Skynard)
True Happiness is a warm .357 Mag/.38 Spec,.45 ACP,.45 LC/.410 or 12 Gauge and an ice cold Sundrop Cola.(Luvs.357)
The first one through the door gets the copper coated candy.(Andy the gunshop owner Dawn Of The Dead)
Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition.(Frank Loesser)
Congratulations on your new firearm. I think the 462 will be my next revolver purchase.
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One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain. Bob Marley
To conquer a nation, first disarm it's citizens. Adolf Hitler
I like my whisky old and my women young. Errol Flynn
How do you like the finish on your 461 ?
I know this is an old post but i had to finally come back and say after putting close to 900 rounds through this gun it has been flawless.And it makes me appreciate wheel gun a whole lot.Its my edc at the present time.I don't think i will ever part with this 462..


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Brooke Hogan Releases A Bomb
Brooke Hogan's latest album, The Redemption, debuted on the Billboard 200 chart at #144, with 3,381 copies sold. Ouch.
She held an album release party at Mansion in Miami this past Friday night. A full ten days after the album debuted.
Note to Brooke. An album release party should take place before your CD debuts. I'm thinking Brooke should forgo releasing anymore albums and just stick to live performing, because that's where she really "shines." This can be witness in the video below, in which she performed live on Good Day NY.
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For a quarter of a century, Buchanan's Chop House and Whisky Bar has served contemporary food in a classic Calgary room. A neighborhood staple; favorite of the business lunch crowd; and home to Calgary's best burger, Buchanan's is known for its sophisticated approach to dining coupled with casual charm.
Owners Michael and Carol Buchanan started Buchanan's after a stint abroad – determined put a Calgarian spin on the cuisine of world metropolises. The result is a New York-style chop house that proudly serves Alberta beef plus pastas, soups and sauces made from scratch. In the grand tradition of the chop house, they are proud to offer fresh fish, chowder and a world-class wine list to round out your meal.
Perfect for any occasion, Buchanan's offers white table cloth service to impress the clients in the dining room; a world-class whisky list in our intimate bar; and one of Calgary's favorite patios all summer long. Why not come by and say hello?
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do type of decoys make a difference such as mallard teal pintail ect. in what duck will land?
will the paint scheme is bad or paint has rubbed off will that make a difference?
does the placement of my decoys make a big difference? I.E. Patterns pond placement, direction
what kinds of decoys are good I.E. feeders, sleepers and what not.
off subject but does total concealment of guns face and body have a huge impact or just enough that you get some and lose some?


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I'm trying to make way through the "world" since it is a passion for me for nearly 2 – 3 years. But I'm having a hard time to make my templates approved by TF.
I only have 1year experience in this domain, but didn't have "big" customers, it where just some friends and people how wanted a website, blog, nothing really fancy, just simple and neat.
For most of the time I was receiving some real good feedback from my clients and so I was looking for a way to create templates and then sell them, so I found this marketplace and wanted to get my hand on it.
I've uploaded several times different templates (all site templates) but none of them was accepted. I've spend many hours working on the templates doiing my best to make it work for every browser etc …
So I was wondering how you guys had your first step in this marketplace? I don't have anyone in my family/friends who has any idea how webdesign works, so it's difficult for me to get some guidance and I think that I need some.
Perhaps you could post a few images of the sites you tried to submit so that we can get an understanding of where any problems may lie?
It'd probably be easier for us to provide guidance in the right areas.
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The first website I've made is here:
http://www.strombox.info/index.php/mariage_bruno_kaat this was made by Expression Engine. Then a forum, also Expression Enginehttp://www.strombox.info/index.php/forum
I've others also, but don't know the URL 's I'll have to check at home.
Well, for one, you use Comic Sans. Big mistake.
euh okay, for which reason?
here are some templates that didn't get approved:
http://www.hy-studio.net/demos/grunge_under_construction_page/ http://www.hy-studio.net/demos/soft_color_2_in_1_templates/green/
I'm gonna be sincere with you. I think you need to practise more before submitting a template. Take a look at the templates here at themeforest and be inspired by them. A good way to improve your design skills is to take a design and try to make a new identical one in photoshop.
Here are some suggestions for you:
- Use more padding/spacing
- Don´t use fonts like Comic sans
- Try to stick with a color scheme
- Focus more on the typography
- Use line-height
Good luck and don´t give up. It takes time to reach a certain level of quality.
Hi, thanks for your feedback
I'll focus on those points, I've purchase some templates so that I can use it as example and I'll try to make something at same quality.
Would it be good if I first upload the PSD before working on the code? this part takes much more time then working in PS (it is so for me, I don't know if it the same for other peoples?).
Would it be good if I first upload the PSD before working on the code? this part takes much more time then working in PS (it is so for me, I don't know if it the same for other peoples?).
Absolutely a good idea, and for several reasons. One, requirements (design-wise) for PSD files are MUCH higher than for the same coded file, so if your design is accepted as a PSD , you can be sure it will not have any issues in the HTML category (at least from the design end). Two, releasing a PSD version of the template first is a good way to test the market waters, as it lets you get a feel for whether or not that particular design would sell well as a coded template.
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Night ride last night in the Fells. One last shakedown before Great Glen. I'm riding down this rock face, with a turn in it, not really paying too much attention since it's pretty rideable during the day.
But, I kind of get stuck, so I decide I need to dismount. Unfortunately I'm running handlebar lights so I can't see anything to the right side of my bike. Ordinarily I would jump the bar, but I can't see the landing, so I kind of just lay down.
On the way down I bash my knee on a rock. It hurts. A lot. I start swearing, loudly. Alex asks me if I'm ok. I say I'm ok, I'm ok, I've definitely felt pain like this before. I think it's subsiding.
Then I look at my knee.
Did you know that your kneecap is white, far whiter than your skin? Yep. Kind of remarkable, although I wish I could get that image out of my head.
I would have been in much bigger trouble if Alex wasn't there. I call Justin, mainly because involving other people seems like the right thing to do. He's going to meet me at South Border Rd, a little over a mile away. Alex walks with me, taking one bike -- it's not like she can really help since I am hobbling, bend over with both hands holding my knee together.
After the least fun 25 minutes of my life, I make it to the road and into Justin's car. And off to the ER I go.
I won't get into the details of what happened at the ER, but I almost bit through my finger trying to distract myself from the pain when they actually started fixing me.
Anyway, I'm not dying of blood loss in the woods, so I'm trying to be happy, but all I can think about is how I'm not going to get to race Great Glen after getting pumped about this race for 2 months!!
The doctor said that if I could deal with the pain the 3 days I could ride. As I sit here, I have trouble believing that will actually happen, but you never know. If Vino can do it, so can I, right?
Pass the extra blood cells, please.
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How The New York Times Magazine's Hillary Clinton Cover Contrasts With Other Politicians' Covers
The New York Times Magazine released an unusual cover depicting the face of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as a planet for its January 26 edition. Here are the New York Times Magazine covers featuring current, former, and would-be national political figures over the past five years [1]:
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Is Red Light Therapy safe for saline breast implants?
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July of 2011 I got saline breast implants. I joined a gym last week that offers Red light Therapy to help with fine lines and wrinkles, brown spots on the skin, injury or pain and other things. It sounds great but I am afraid because I want to be sure that the treatments do not effect my breast implants. Has anyone had any experience with this? I asked my surgeon but he doesn't know much about it.


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In 2008 the City of McKinney, Texas-renown for its efforts to create a sustainable community, including the first privately developed LEED Platinum office building in the country and a Wal-Mart that uses photovoltaic arrays, rainwater harvesting, a waste-oil heating system, and two wind turbines-asked HDR Engineering, Inc. to help the city create a measurable "green vision" that would rely on metrics.
Located northeast of Dallas-Fort Worth, McKinney is one of the fastest growing cities in the nation, and considering the recent federal cash infusion into sustainable energy projects, the city wanted to remain competitive in securing some of the energy-related funding available through dozens of programs, including $3.2 billion for the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Program (EECBG); $4.5 billion to the Department of Energy's Office of Electricity Delivery for electricity delivery grid modernization; and $3.1 billion for the DOE's State Energy Program.
But not everyone is McKinney.
"Start with a short list that you can be certain will be implemented-it could be as simple as one public building-but you need to ask constituents what matters to them," explains John Williams, senior vice president and national director of sustainable development. He argues that "if you're not doing things the (Obama) administration feels will be transformational, they're going to spend the money elsewhere."
It's all about crafting a "green" business case when applying for federal dollars. Articulate just what it is about a proposed project that would make it sustainable. Illustrate the following:
- Net costs and benefits, including economic and environmental impacts. Applicants should assign a monetary value to social impacts as well as assets and focus on life-cycle maintenance costs.
- The likelihood that sustainability will actually be achieved.
- How it would create and sustain "green" jobs. "I'm amazed that people think all you have to do is give a number," Williams adds. "Give a more detailed case: Show which jobs would be directly affected, which would be indirect, where they would be located, and how long those jobs will last."
- How it would influence energy supply disruption. "Show them how you'll use federal dollars to sustain economic activity after a man-made or natural disaster. The feds don't talk about it, but resiliency is very important to them," Williams adds.
- How it would contribute to higher energy efficiency. "To be a green project, you don't have to do everything," he explains. "You may have a project that saves a lot of water, so illustrate the social impact. It may not save vehicle miles traveled, but that's fine."
"A lot of communities are only changing light bulbs" with their EECBG funding, he adds. "We're encouraging communities to leverage some of that money to use toward a more competitive grant."
He also urges applicants to consider not only the financial return on investment but what he calls SROI, "sustainable return on investment".
SROI assigns a monetized value of non-cash benefits such as reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, health and safety effects, amount of water saved, productivity, and mobility. It quantifies those risks and benefits, translating them into numerical values.
For example, an SROI analysis prepared for Johns Hopkins University's proposed $1 billion medical research campus showed that a "green" design would provide a 72% annual rate of return compared to just 15% using a traditional design. Not surprisingly, the university is proceeding with a "green" design."SROI relies on metrics that are very familiar to decision-makers," he says. "We've found a way to show a value to things that matter to our stakeholders."
American Public Works Association Congress & Exposition
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Mon., Sept. 14, 2009
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Perfection ConnectionHobart, IN, USA
"If you and your guests want to truly have a GREAT TIME at your wedding, choose Perfection Connection! They were absolutely fabulous throughout the whole planning of the event to executing it! Our dance floor was PACKED the entire night!!! I can't stress enough how important a good DJ is for your wedding! We love you Bob and Rachelle! Thanks for everything!"
House of Fabian3510 Calumet Ave
Valparaiso, IN, United States
"Patrick Fabian knows so much about flowers. As soon as I met with him, I knew that our flowers would be perfect. We discussed what I wanted and then we fit it to meet my budget. When the flowers arrived on wedding day, they were more gorgeous then I could've imagined! I wished I could've kept them forever!!"
Rich WeddingsIndianapolis, IN, USA
"Rich is the best photographer in the world. his pictures truly told the story of our entire day! He was with us from the beginning to the end and has the best eye for detail! Plus, his engagement session was great because he really got to know us! Thanks for everything Rich!"
Deep River County Park9410 Old Lincoln Hwy
Hobart, IN 46342, US
"Deep River is gorgeous in June. I was a little nervous, because it had rained all morning, but as soon as the ceremony started, the sun came out and it was breathtaking. There are a million places to take great pictures. You would never know that Hobart could be so picturesque!!! Highly recommended."
Avalon Manor Banquet Center3550 E Lincoln Hwy
Merrillville, IN, United States
"We really had a good time at our wedding. The food was delicious and the bartenders really kept the party going. Plus the reception site was fixed up beautifully. However, we did encounter a few problems during and after the event. First of all, my ushers found that guests at an adjacent wedding were coming over and stealing our favors. We were also missing some items (i.e. a polaroid camera) after the event was over. Further, I had made a variety of photobooks to display on the favor table, and the staff there did not put them out as I instructed. Lastly, in the days following the wedding, guests told me that they had been told that they were out of cake; however, the waitstaff had informed me that night that we had an entire sheet cake left, which we were unable to pick up the next morning because they couldn't find it. That was another thing, we were supposed to take all of our items home that night (the night of the wedding) which was impossible as we had limited transportation. The staff was minimally accomodating about keeping it overnight, but we had to come back right away the next morning, and as I had already mentioned, some items were missing. Overall, it was a great event, but I think with a little more personalized care these issues could have been ironed out."
Country Inn & Suites
Courtyard by Marriott7850 Rhode Island St
Merrillville, IN, United States
Fairfield Inn8275 Georgia St
Merrillville, IN, United States
Hampton Inn of Merrillville8353 Georgia Street
Merrillville, IN, United States
La Quinta Inn8210 Louisiana St
Merrillville, IN, United States
Radisson Hotel at Star Plaza800 East 81st Avenue
Merrillville, IN, United States
Red Roof Inns8290 Georgia St
Merrillville, IN, United States
Gelsosomos PizzeriaCrown Point, IN, United States
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T J Maloney's Irish Pub800 E 81st Ave
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By Jennifer DuBose
Last week, Noah decided that he needed a new winter coat. Said
the sleeves were too short on the one he wore last winter, and
stretched his arms out to illustrate his point.
"What do you want to do with this one?" I sighed, wondering
where I might score a bargain on a new one.
"'Goodwill' it, or something like that," he said. I laughed,
recalling a conversation we had years ago when he was just
"Hey Noah," I'd asked him then, "What do you think about giving
your old winter coat to someone who needs one?"
"Nah, I wanna put it away for safekeeping," he said.
"Safekeeping?" I asked.
"Yeah," he replied, scrunching his nose. At his age, giving up
his old coat would not be easy to do.
"That old coat has been good to you, hasn't it? Gosh, for
two years, it's kept you warm, all winter long, huh?" Almost half
his life, I realized.
"Yeah. I wanna keep it," he repeated.
"I know, sweetheart," I said, as I struggled to find a way to
make it okay for Noah to surrender the coat he'd outgrown -
especially since it was already in the trunk of my car, destined
for the 'Coats for Kids' box at the grocery store.
I tried again.
"You know what? I have a hunch that your coat would get mighty
lonely, all packed up in the basement. And bored, too, with nothing
to do. Know what I mean?"
A smile slowly formed on Noah's face. I felt encouraged.
"And golly, I bet he'd like nothing better than to find another
little boy to keep warm. Just think what fun that would be
for him. After all, it's his job, you know? To keep kids warm?" I
winced. I was desperate for his permission.
"Alright," Noah sighed. Either he was convinced my story had
merit, or was simply ready for me to quit yammering about it.
Either way, he knew the coat was a goner. "Go ahead and give it
away," he said, rolling his eyes.
I have to admit, I felt a tug of nostalgia as I dropped Noah's
old coat into the cardboard box at the store. I remembered
buying it, and recalled how I considered that its blue color would
match his eyes perfectly. I thought about the snow angels he
made while wearing it, and can still picture him with his Daddy,
sliding down the hill after a snowfall, the hood framing his sweet
face. Surprised at my ambivalence to part with this simple thing -
a little blue coat, which held so many precious memories and once
held my little boy - I thanked it for a job well done and wished it
well on its journey to another one.
As I walked away, regretting that Noah hadn't been there to make
the donation himself, I realized that as a parent I have an
extraordinary responsibility and opportunity to teach my children
how to give. I have a hunch that I probably taught Noah more
about giving-in than about giving, that first time, but I'm
thrilled that the impulse to give is second-nature for him
Because a child who learns how to give knows that he matters to
other people, and knows that he has the ability to make a
Jennifer DuBose, M.S., C.A.S., is a licensed marriage and family therapist in private practice in Batavia.
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A new chapter is being formed. We're calling ourselves the Sacopee Valley Beekeepers Club. Meetings will be held the third Wednesday of every month from 7-9 p.m. We are planning to take turns hosting at our homes, which right now includes Cornish, Limington and West Baldwin. No member will be required to host meetings - all are welcome to join, whether they want to host meetings or … [Read more...]
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Cumberland County Beekeepers Association will be presenting two hands-on workshops this Spring. Don't miss the chance to take your beekeeping to the next level with these workshops run by an EAS Master Beekeeper, and the President of the Maine State Beekeepers Association. Swarm Prevention, Management, and Capture Wednesday April 25th, 2012 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Location: Mabel I. Wilson … [Read more...]
"Honey Bees for Health," An Apitherapy Symposium & Workshop April 28-29, 2012
The American Apitherapy Society, Inc. & the York County Beekeepers Association present "Honey Bees for Health," An Apitherapy Symposium & Workshop April 28-29, 2012 York Harbor Inn, York Harbor, ME 480 York Street York Harbor, ME 03911 Please join us in York Harbor, just one hour north of Boston, MA for this event. You will be able to learn from three experienced Apitherapists, and … [Read more...]
Don't Forget to Renew your MSBA Membership for 2012
Maine State Beekeepers Association (MSBA) dues are $15 annually for individuals, $22 for a family membership. Our membership runs calendar year, so now is the time to renew. Membership dues can be paid online with a Credit Card or a PayPal account, or by mailing a check to our membership director using the form on the back of The Bee Line Publication (also found on the website). Your … [Read more...]
Visit the Maine Beekeepers Booth – Ag Show – January 10-12, 2012
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The Connecticut Beekeepers Association and Wicwas Press will conduct the 2011 Southern New England Beekeepers Assembly November 19, 2011 at: Saint Matthias Parish 317 CHESTERFIELD ROAD in EAST LYME, CT 06333. This new venue is located in a historically rich section of New England. The program will run from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. In addition to industry speakers, there will be a vendor display … [Read more...]
American Apitherapy Society Annual Course and Conference 2011
Maine Beekeeper and Treasurer of the American Apitherapy Society informs us: The American Apitherapy Society is holding their 15th Annual Course and Conference (CMACC) in New Orleans on Nov. 4-6, 2011. Register before Sept. 23 for the Early Bee price, and before Oct. 7 for the reserved hotel rooms. Learn from some of the most experienced apitherapists in the country, and enjoy New Orleans … [Read more...]
Transitioning to Organic Beekeeping with Ross Conrad September 21, 2011
ATTENTION: OLD BEES - NEW BEES - WANNA BEES Penquis Beekeepers is pleased to be hosting a workshop: "Transitioning to Organic Beekeeping" with Ross Conrad Wednesday, September 21, 2011 at the VFW, 20 Cedar Street in Dexter, Maine at 7:00 p.m. This workshop will cover topics and practices not ordinarily covered in lectures and articles, including: non-toxic mite and disease control; … [Read more...]
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Mite Away Quick Strips in Maine
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Sorry to moan, but have you seen the bad press complainers have been getting lately? Sometimes – hey, don't back away, I want you to listen! – it seems as if you can't open a lifestyle magazine, or self-help book, without being lectured on the importance of avoiding whiners. According to one typical piece, from the American business magazine Inc, spending 30 minutes with a complainer literally destroys your brain, "peel[ing] away neurons in the brain's hippocampus". Yes, you read that correctly. Just half an hour listening to a colleague complaining – about the broken office printer, say, or the aggravating popularity of simplistic brain-based explanations for complex mental phenomena – will turn you into a zombie. Complaining, says British-born entrepreneur Trevor Blake, whose new book, Three Simple Steps, is the source of that neuron-peeling claim, is "a cultural disease in the western world". You owe it to yourself to use protection.
This latest angle on the curse of moaning involves some rather liberal extrapolations from the work of the neuroscientist Robert Sapolsky, about neural degeneration in the presence of "high stressors". But I don't mean to single Blake out. Self-help's hostility to whiners – also known as "toxic people", "energy vampires" and "life leeches" – is long-standing, reaching from its most new agey corners (one such title is Psychic Vampires: Protection From Energy Predators & Parasites) to its most science-heavy. And the advice is usually the same: get away from them, or screen them out. Blake cites a trick that golfer Seve Ballesteros apparently used when faced with a hostile crowd: "He imagined a bell jar no one could see, descending from the sky to protect him."
Let's be clear: there are people it's best to block out. But the label of "complainer" is useless for identifying them, as it encompasses so much. If the complainer is your depressed close friend, you might choose to engage out of compassion, peeling neurons be damned. If it's a spouse who relentlessly belittles you, "screening out" won't work: you might have to leave. If your whining employee is whining about harassment, you'd better listen, not imagine a bell jar. Even genuinely trivial complaining, as the psychologist Robin Kowalski points out in her book Complaining, Teasing And Other Annoying Behaviours, can serve as a conversational icebreaker. Besides, in condemning people as complainers, we're dicing with the "fundamental attribution error": when I do something obnoxious, it's an understandable response to my situation, but when someone else does, it's because of an obnoxious personality. But if your office is full of moaners, maybe the problem's not the moaners but the office: the lights, the chairs, the lack of privacy.
The anti-whiner crowd, I think, are really targeting the subset known as "help-rejecting complainers": people who seek advice, then spurn it, because their real motive is to prove they're unhelpable. They're playing the game Eric Berne, in his 1960s bestseller, Games People Play, called "yes, but": offer a solution, and they'll find a reason to reject it. The right response is to refuse to play the game. Break the cycle by agreeing sympathetically. Or (and Blake does suggest this) ask: "What do you plan to do about it?" As for the other kind of complainer – the ordinary kind – you'll probably just have to learn tolerance. Because the technical term for them is "everybody".
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It's Tuesday morning. I'm fortifying myself with a cup of decaf, getting ready for the day. Hubby is almost out the door, finishing his bagel breakfast sandwiches and waiting for the car to warm up. The two smaller boys are awake. My oldest is still asleep because I let him stay up late to watch "24". The baby, thankfully, is napping in her bassinette, hopefully for more than five minutes.
I have the TV on to MSNBC at the moment. I don't know if I'll be switching back and forth to CNN. Right now it's 8:30 and the soon-to-be First Family is leaving for church. I'm hoping and fully expecting that President-elect Obama will ask for grace and humility. I will be praying that he's competent and surrounds himself with smart people who are not afraid to disagree with him.
Obama is a Democrat and a liberal. I am a Muslim and, well, a Muslim. My religion is my politics, so I don't fit into any neat cubbyhole marked "Democrat" or "Republican". I voted for him because I felt we needed a clean break from the disastrous policies of the Bush White House. I disagree with him on many issues, but I'll back him where we agree – getting the hell out of Iraq, for instance.
I homeschool my son, who will turn nine in another week. Today his assignment is simple – watch the inauguration coverage with me and surf the internet for information on the US government. Yesterday we watched Dr. King's "I Have a Dream" speech, and since much of the rich language was over my son's head, I want to look up the text of the speech today and go over it one paragraph at a time so he'll understand. It's appropriate for this day.
I'm proud that my son knows more about how our government works than many adults. He can tell what the Bill of Rights is and explain what each amendment entails. He knows the three branches of government and what their duties are. He knows the name of the governor of Virginia. We both have to look up the senators but, hey, at least we bother to look. He came with me when I voted in November. I'm more proud that he knows the six pillars of belief in Islam, the five fundamental duties of every Muslim, and that he is memorizing the Holy Qur'an, going to classes twice a week in addition to me teaching him at home. By instilling Muslim values in him I help ensure that he doesn't fall prey to the moral relativism that is part and parcel of this society. I want him to understand the many freedoms we have as Americans, but I also want him to see where we fall short as a country. The "haraam-alaik'ers" (basically Arabic for "shame on you") out there put all of America in the "demon infidel society" and discount the many good things that this country is responsible for. This country is too big to categorize as one anything. It is a country of over 300 million people. Some are good, some are bad, some are downright evil. I'm not ready to up and leave and tell the US to go to hell. There are too many good people here who need to hear the message of Islam.
I'm sure I'll be posting as the day progresses. A lot of times, I write my blog entry in my word processing program and publish it later, after I've tweaked and checked and corrected it. Today I guess I'll be more "stream of consciousness" and just publish as I go. It is a day to go along with the news, to immerse myself in the immense promise of the day, and to just share my feelings without trying to write an actual essay. We'll see how it goes.