text:
There are many positions of prayer. From my latest and this humble position, I was given the opportunity to learn to pray better–more focused, more effectively.
Several years ago a local church in my area built an outdoor prayer labyrinth. Later I learned it was an Eagle Scout project by one of their young members. I drove by watching the ground cleared. Eventually, I stopped because I am curious like that, and I realized it was a labyrinth.
I was familiar with the concept of praying the labyrinth but had never tried it. As time passed, I found myself drawn to stop and pray when I passed by. Sometimes to praise Him or work through a problem. Mostly just setting aside the rush and taking the time to get out of the car and commune with the LORD. Pouring out my heart as I headed into that circle, confessing my failure to do this more often.
The nature of the labyrinth is much like life.
Winding closer and then further away, but always trusting the path to bring you eventually to that center place. The difference between a labyrinth and a maze is that a labyrinth is a winding, circuitous route allowing only one way. You never lose your way, and your mind focuses solely on praying.
Confession always leads me to praise and thanksgiving. Remembering how big God is and how He brought me to this place brings the comfort of peace and forgiveness at the center. As I would turn to make my way out, I lift up the needs of friends and family. I leave spiritually refreshed and continue about my day.
Debate swirls on both the benefits and drawbacks to a prayer labyrinth. This is a valid concern, but after some study I see the labyrinth as merely a tool of focus. In paganism, it focuses on one's self. Used for Christian prayer it is a focus on God.
Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." ~John 14:6
There is something about the circular nature, following a path which calms and helps when it comes to disconnecting from the stress and anxiety of the world. The turns of the labyrinth are thought to balance the two hemispheres of the brain. We are fearfully and wonderfully made. Where you turn your heart at the center makes all the difference.
I noticed the weeds growing before, but last month they were high enough that I was concerned about chiggers.
This particular day I purposely drove to the labyrinth to focus my prayers for friends and family experiencing distress. Seeing the weeds I was dismayed but began walking anyway. As I stepped over and around the weeds, I thought of how like sin the weeds were and the need to root them out of our lives before they take over. By the time I reached the center I only prayed hard for friends and family who suffered. As I reached the end, I turned back not ready to leave. I wanted to stay, to pray longer.
I crossed straight back to the middle,
sat down and started weeding.
Of course, that was when Satan sprang forth. "You know if you are going to do some gardening … there is plenty to do in your own flower beds and Mark always needs help in the orchard." But as I continued to weed I rebuked him saying there is always need for more prayer. Weeding the labyrinth and praying for others was like weeding their gardens, tending to their needs, lifting them before the Father. I could commune with the LORD in my own garden, but this was about others. Then and there I committed myself to this effort. I worked for a bit longer and moved on, but promised myself I would come back.
Several days later, as I walked back in I noticed not only how much more work there was to do, but new weeds already began poking their heads up. I entered the same way each time, confessing and praising and once I reached the center I would start weeding. I realized quickly that tools were necessary for the really deep weeds. A weeding tool allowed me to exert more pressure and pull up the root and not just cut off the tops.
I needed bags to hold the weeds, so they did not take root again or serve as fuel for new weeds. I spent most of the time inching backward on my fanny away from the center as I weeded. Back toward the world for which I prayed.
Over the next few weeks I stopped for an hour, sometimes two, but my progress surprised me. I realized the big weeds were actually the easiest to remove. Though impressively tall and spread out, they usually had one tap root to be dug out and removed easily. Other ground covers were smaller but all tied together in an intricate web. With care, you pulled one and it led to the uprooting of others. Sometimes I weeded 20 feet in an hour.
The grass, like weeds, were more insidious.
Each little shoot bound by its own roots. The only eradication method meant raking away the pea gravel and pulling them up. One by one.
Each time the weeds in the middle lessened but they continued to shoot up.
So many lessons I learned while weeding the labyrinth.
After a time someone from the church stopped to thank me and I honestly expressed my gratitude for their sponsoring the labyrinth and encouraging me in my prayer life. This seemed the least I could contribute.
The weeds grow back. Cancer and hurt still live in the world. What did it matter? Was it worth the effort?
You make known to me the path of life; in your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore. ~ Psalm 16:11
The extra time in prayer made that place even more precious to me. Sacred not because of the shape or history of the labyrinth, but because of the time spent there with my LORD.Finding a place to pray and then caring for it taught me to pray better.Click To Tweet
Share it on Pinterest …
Liz Clayton
Latest posts by Liz Clayton (see all)
- Remembering to Praise in Hard Times - October 27, 2016
- Remembering 9/11 and the Aftermath in a City I Love - September 11, 2016
- How Weeding A Labyrinth Helped Me Learn to Pray Better - August 14, 2016


text:
- Home
- View All Flavors
- Bedrock Shake
Bedrock Shake
Product Description
A true and tried flavor, revamped!
We started by taking our Breakfast in Bedrock and pairing it with a heavy cream, ice cream, a touch of whip, and a couple others flavors to bring a lovely cereal flavor to a new level. This blend bring a new smoothness to the classic cereal vapes makes such a flavor, that you'll find it a challenge to put it down.
Product Reviews
Previous | Showing reviews 51-51 of 51
Tastes just like pebbles!
Posted by Amy Wilkinson on Aug 26th 2015
Fruity pebbles taste with a creamy smooth finish. Nummm nummmm.
Previous | Showing reviews 51-51 of 51

subset: commoncrawl


text: New SoundCloud Stats by SoundCloud published on 2014-03-03T13:45:00Z We're excited to announce the launch of a completely redesigned Stats page for all SoundCloud users. Thanks to your feedback, we've simplified the design so that they're viewable from one page. Explore more detailed information, faster. If you have a free account, you can see which of your tracks are being played the most, and when. If you're a Creator with a Pro Subscription, you'll also be able see who's playing your tracks the most and the countries where your tracks are popular. With a Pro Unlimited plan, you'll get all this plus a list of the top websites and apps where your tracks are being played. Ready to find out more about who's playing your sounds? Check out your redesigned stats from the drop down menu, or click 'More Stats' on any of your tracks pages. GO PRO Music used with permission from Dexter Britain : www.dexterbritain.co.uk Genre SoundCloud Comment by aimee-demonique-lund @lostpunkmusic: lol 2016/08/03 13:14:56 +0000 Comment by thsnmbr but why is soundcloud groups being exterminated? 2016/07/28 11:58:27 +0000 Comment by pinch facebook.com/pinch.de 2015/12/21 10:19:40 +0000 Comment by Bastien Bucheron olve very good son de mede 2015/07/21 15:01:21 +0000 Comment by Sound Cloud For Musicians Amazing work on the Soundcloud pro statistics for us. https://soundcloud.com/jussrussofficial 2015/07/12 15:23:10 +0000 Comment by stickynote666k @jotaplay: no 2015/06/05 13:57:52 +0000 Comment by travismccrary Now this is for serious musicians http://chilp.it/3e0ec22 2015/06/02 00:25:49 +0000 Comment by drO i love soundcloud am not gonna lie just cuzz of all the music 2015/05/27 03:26:41 +0000 Comment by Jadyn Ibrahim i love this song 2015/05/20 19:38:18 +0000 Comment by JOTAPLAY follow me :) 2015/05/14 07:03:28 +0000 Comment by JOTAPLAY FOLLOW ME!!! 2015/05/14 07:03:06 +0000 Comment by JOTAPLAY CHECK MY MUSIC PLEASE!!!!! 2015/05/14 07:02:38 +0000 Comment by Maxamillian @soundcloud: can we have online feature plsssss!!! and a a merge feature, so when change track it eases in and out 2015/05/09 01:57:47 +0000 Comment by KILLJOB da beat!!! 2015/05/05 09:04:49 +0000 Comment by Aevi @spacedofficial: Limited premier plans. It's like the banners, they are limited and not available to the general public. 2015/04/18 09:44:59 +0000 Comment by Victor J nice 2015/04/16 14:23:25 +0000 Comment by Light and Shade LOVE 2015/04/09 00:05:39 +0000 Comment by loiroal the new look is cool 2015/03/27 15:04:00 +0000 Comment by Baez@will soundcloud.com/baezatwill 2015/03/23 14:37:33 +0000 Comment by SBlock Swaze follow me 2015/03/13 01:22:43 +0000 Comment by sic1 FYI, I hate you guys for putting ADs in my stream. Great service, but its obvious that you guys are selling out hard. 2015/03/04 21:17:32 +0000 Comment by Renato GVS @corbin-jackson: https://soundcloud.com/renato-gvs 2015/02/19 22:34:17 +0000 Comment by SPACED How do you put art in the backround of your music? 2015/02/19 20:44:03 +0000 Comment by B O N E S sweet 2015/02/17 20:49:03 +0000 Comment by Arkane Skye FALLAW MEEAEAE 2015/01/22 05:51:19 +0000 Comment by Musicas Eletrônicas LIXOS FDS 2015/01/13 04:54:42 +0000 Comment by JP DA Stack$ LISTEN TO @JP_STACK FOLLOW 2014/12/28 13:32:19 +0000 Comment by Dobis_PR FUCKINNG FIREST SLAP OF THE YEAR RIGHT HEERE BRO 2014/12/28 07:04:05 +0000 Comment by Nahar Qatarneh why dont I have the tracks of people I follow ? 2014/12/26 08:42:15 +0000 Comment by WaffleGangRecords https://soundcloud.com/w-g-o-d CHECK US OUT NOW WE WILL NOT LET YOU DOWN!!! 2014/12/17 17:02:49 +0000


text:
Deck Shorts - Dark Grey £190.00
On Sale
Deck Shorts are all made with fabric that has been woven in Lancashire England.
This British Mill that has the ability to weave Limited Edition.
These fabrics are created Exclusively for Workhouse.
We have designed with the Head Weaver a Dark grey 3 x 1 twill and a Light Grey Basket weave and the woven " NAME " waistbands.
We are offering these styles with a Hand finish or with out No finish.
We love the pocket detail, can be worn buttoned or down either way it looks good! Wear long Socks with this style to create the look of Scottish Fisherman circa 1900.
Outer: linen/cotton Lining: N/A


text:
Weeks after checking himself into a California hospital with a case of double pneumonia, Merle Haggard is officially on the mend.
Although short, Haggard's radio appearance was humbling and grateful, with the country icon taking the chance to name-check several doctors who aided in his recovery at the Eisenhower Medical Center in Rancho Mirage, California. He also tipped his hat to his bandmates, whose West Coast tour with Haggard was cut short by the unexpected hospital stay. Jackie Autry, widow of country pioneer Gene Autry, received her own shout-out.
"She talked me into coming into this hospital and getting some help," he said, crediting her for saving his life.
Although Haggard's show calendar is empty for the rest of the year, he'll hit the road again in January, kicking off a winter tour that includes a two-night stand at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville and a handful of rescheduled dates in California.
|Original enclosures:
- FASHION WEEK - USA Fashion and Music News
- HOLLYWOOD NEWS - Hollywood News
- PALCO MP3 - Download Music Legally Direct From Artist
- LAST FM - Download Music Legally Direct From Artist
- USA FASHION - Fashion In USA Photography Videos Beauty
- DISNEY CHANNEL - Photos and Music News
- BABY JUSTIN BIEBER - Google Images Google News
- LADY GAGA - Google Images Google News
- THE UNIVERSE PICTURES - Google Images Nature Pictures
- VICTORIA´S SECRET Google + - Victoria´s Secret Fashion Show Photos


text:
Kimi Raikkonena
Q. You gained another solid haul of points last time out; are you satisfied with the result in Korea?
I think fifth was about where we should have been. There were a couple of times where we were in a position to make up some places and - for different reasons - were not able to, but even so we didn't quite have the speed to match the Red Bulls and Ferraris. I was pretty much on my own at the end of the race but we had to keep pushing to maintain position and it wasn't so easy. I wouldn't say it was a fantastic race but at the end of the day we still picked up points for the championship so it wasn't too bad.
Q. Just four races to go now; what can you hope to achieve before the end of the season?
There's no point setting targets; we just need to keep working as hard as we can to score strong points and see what happens from there. In terms of the championship, the gap to Sebastian [Vettel] is quite big now so it will be very difficult to catch him, but we'll keep pushing all the way.
Q. How is your motivation as the goal of the Championship becomes harder to attain?
We have to keep working hard and keep a high level of motivation. Personally I feel my own motivation is very high - like it has always been. I'm keen to get the best results I can. Of course, in 2007 the championship wasn't decided until the last race so anything is possible. Let's see what happens.
Q. What have you heard about India as a Formula 1 destination?
India is a brand new place for me. Like with Korea, I've never been to the country before which means I've never seen the circuit properly. I'm not like other drivers, so I haven't driven the simulator to learn it, but all in all it's not that much of a tricky situation. I like to go to different places and the challenge of driving a new circuit is always interesting. So far I've learnt tracks after a few laps in FP1 on Fridays. I didn't have any problems learning the Yeongam circuit that way, and I don't expect to have any issues here either. As for India, I have never visited the country before... I have certainly enjoyed Indian restaurants in almost every country I've been to though!
Q. Any special considerations for the weekend?
We know this circuit is likely to be very dusty at the start of the weekend so that will make things interesting for the first practice sessions. We'll have some new things on the car and it will be our second time with the new exhaust system so hopefully we can make more gains with our pace. India should also be pretty hot which should suit us. I'm looking forward to it.
Romain Grosjean
Q. You've been to the Buddh International Circuit before but not yet driven it; what are your thoughts on the track?
I was at the circuit with the team last year in my role as third driver and it was fascinating to see Formula 1 come to a new venue like India. The track is very impressive, in the middle of what will be a massive facility. The layout looks very interesting, with some slow corners and high speed sections as well. I'm sure it will be a great track to drive and I'm looking forward to unlocking its secrets so it can go into my portfolio!
Q. You seem to learn circuits pretty quickly; how do you achieve this?
There have been quite a few new tracks for me to learn this year and I am lucky as I usually pick them up very quickly. Hopefully it'll be the case again in India so we'll have time early in the weekend to work on the set up for qualifying and the race. With all the data we have today we know more about what we need to do in the corners; things like what brake pressure to use on approach, how much throttle to use on exit, how much speed you can carry through the mid-phase of the corner... all this can be looked at with your engineer in advance. In a way it's easy when you know to use exactly 80 bar of pressure on the brakes or 80% of lift on the throttle for example. You take this information with you on a lap and you know how the car should behave. Of course you find the limit as you push more and more - there are always one or two corners that are more tricky - but normally the majority of the track is actually quite easy.
Q. How difficult is it translating the telemetry and feedback into quicker lap times?
When you're experienced with your engineer then you know what to do if they tell you 2kph quicker or a little less lift in this corner for example. From there feeling takes over the rest so you have to sense where to go a little quicker.
Q. Inevitably there were a lot of eyes on you in Korea and you were put under pressure a few times on track; how was it from your perspective?
For sure I was a bit nervous starting the race as there was quite a lot of pressure. Myself and the team did a lot of work trying to understand a few things and it's certainly helped. It wasn't the easiest start; there was contact behind me at turn three and I took evasive action but after that it was quite a straight forward race and I could push how I wanted. I've been my own worst enemy at times this season, but hopefully now we can put it behind us and move forwards.
Q. You finished the race where you started in Korea, but do you think more was possible?
Maybe we could have achieved one place better. It was frustrating being stuck behind Nico [Hulkenberg] for so long as we were clearly faster, but when I finally got the chance to pass I ended up losing two places as Lewis [Hamilton] joined the battle. We lacked a little bit of power exiting the corners compared with them so there was not a lot I could do. I think I now know every detail of Force India's car after spending so much time fighting with it! Even so, I was happy to make it to the chequered flag after a good, clean race.
Access even more news on Autosport.Register for free to increase your monthly limit from 15 to 25 stories - or subscribe today and get unlimited access.
Subscribe to Autosport Plus
Register for free


text:
Porsche 959 Factory Photographs
Happy Thanksgiving Day Weekend 2015 everybody! Today I am re-posting a few features from the past in case you have missed them previously, but will be returning with new content this weekend. Stay tuned and thanks for checking in!
Since we are on the subject of vintage factory photographs anyways, what better way to kick off an all new segment than with pictures of Porsche 959's during their production?In total, 337 street legal 959's were built at the Zuffenhausen assembly plant through the end of 1988 for the FIA homologation of Porsche's Group B rally car, known as the Gruppe B. The factory used the race series as a test mule for a new all wheel drive system and advanced aerodynamics, as well as kevlar construction to keep the weight down. It is interesting to note that in 1992 to 1993…
…Porsche used spare parts to build 8 additional 'Komfort' specification road cars, all propelled by a version of the same horizontally opposed 6 cylinder that we had come to know so very well, although this time around with 2.85 liters and employing twin turbos resulting in 444 hp. The classic 911 silhouette is still obvious in these 80's super cars, keeping the connection to their simple, elegant roots still within the grasp of the dreams of many more of it's admirers than were actually ever produced in total.
Find them here at:


text:
Assistant Whip (HM Treasury)
Michael Ellis is a Conservative MP, and on the vast majority of issues votes the same way as other Conservative MPs.
However, Michael Ellis sometimes differs from their party colleagues, such as:
We have lots more plain English analysis of Michael Ellis's voting record on issues like health, welfare, taxation and more. Visit Michael Ellis's full vote analysis page for more.
Michael EllisLast updated: 19 Apr 2017
It is a real pleasure to be the Minister at the Dispatch Box for this debate and to follow the eloquent remarks of the shadow Deputy Leader of the House, the hon. Member for Lancaster and Fleetwood (Cat Smith). In the few minutes remaining, it falls to me to try to answer some of the points raised and sum up the debate. My hon. Friend—he feels like a friend, but I should say the hon....
It is a pleasure to appear before you, Mr Gray.
Well, that has not quite happened yet. Nevertheless, it is a great pleasure to be here and to represent the House in this debate. I congratulate the hon. Member for Edinburgh North and Leith (Deidre Brock) on securing this debate; I am sure it is one of the many debates on this subject that will continue to take place. As a Government, we are keen to ensure that the process of leaving the...
More of Michael Ellis's recent appearancesRSS feed (?)
Conservative MP for Northampton North
Entered the House of Commons on 6 May 2010 — General election
Michael Ellis campaigned to remain in the European Union Source: BBC
Please note that numbers do not measure quality. Also, representatives may do other things not currently covered by this site.
More about this
Last updated: 2 May 2017.
View the history of this MP's entries in the Register
Note for journalists and researchers: The data on this page may be used freely, on condition that TheyWorkForYou.com is cited as the source.
This data was produced by TheyWorkForYou from a variety of sources. Voting information from Public Whip.


text:
WWN Rockport is Your Community Newsletter for Rockport and Fulton, Texas. Wonderful Women's Network. Local News, Community Calendar, Weather, Events, Local Advertising.
Popular Categories
Leave a CommentDisqus Method (below): No Login Required. SKIP Password field and click "I'd rather post as a guest." How?
Comment Policy
While expressing your opinions through our blog's commenting system, please observe our strict guidelines:
Hateful comments (with or without profanity) will not be published. Solely negative comments that contain no constructive message whatsoever will not be published.
Comments that serve as a promotional addendum for a business or organization (for example: plugs or promotes a special, coupon, service, product or sales event) will not be published, as this is paid information. Exceptions include 'Recommendations Needed' posts. Businesses are asked not to promote their own business through our commenting system.
Comments which contain promotional, time-sensitive information such as event specifics will not be published, as this is paid information. Please see our Submit a Listing page for information on how to submit events.
Please select your words carefully. Once comments have been submitted to the WWN commenting system and/or published, it may not be possible to delete or remove comments.
Comments should be no more than 2,000 characters in length.
It is generally recommended not to name individuals in your comments or isolate them in your pictures in a negative way, who have not given you permission to do so.
Please Comment on the Correct Thread (Post): To help folks find your comment and respond, please be sure you are staying on topic on the correct corresponding post/article. For example, one wouldn't comment about an up and coming election on a help wanted listing. Off topic comments will be removed to avoid confusion.
The WWN does not guarantee that all comments will be archived indefinitely.
The WWN reserves the right to have final discretion regarding the publishing of any and all comments.
(Last Update to Comment Policy: June 20, 2016.)


text:
|ArchiTech Series - SE-790KE
|Our ArchiTech Series cones are made from genuine DuPont™ Kevlar® fiber, which is an exceptional choice for high performance woofers. Its incredible strength enables low distortion music reproduction, while its lightness provides great detail and musicality. And it is amazingly durable for long life and environmental stability. Kevlar® is 5 times as strong as steel of the same weight.
These unique properties have enabled Kevlar® to become a favorite material for applications as varied as bullet-proof vests, automotive parts, ropes for the Mars Pathfinder mission - and for the ArchiTech Series - cones for superb woofers.
The ArchiTech Series is an excellent choice for custom installation applications where high quality music reproduction is required and rugged construction is appreciated. The Lifetime Limited Warranty is one indication of just how robust this family of loudspeakers really is.
|Model Number:
|SE-790KE - 6-1/2" 2-way Rect. In-Wall Loudspeaker
|Frequency Response:
|45Hz - 20kHz ± 3 dB
|Power Handling:
|40 watts nom. 80 max.
|91dB 1 watt / 1 meter
|1" pivoting textile soft dome tweeter
|Perforated Metal Grille: MG-79F
|8 ohms nominal
|Pre-construction Bracket:
|Pre-construction bracket: RIB-7
|Woven Kevlar® woofers with butyl rubber surrounds
|12 dB/octave crossover
|Phase plug pole piece extensions
|IR Knockouts
|High temperature Polyimide voice coils
|Polyswitch overdrive protection
|Industry Leading Superior Clamp-ring Mounting System
|Frame and Grilles may be painted to match mounting surface
|Sold and Shipped in Pairs
|Overall Dimensions:
|8-5/8" W x 12-1/8" H
|Cut-out Dimensions:
|7-3/8" W x 10-7/8" H x 3-1/8" D
|Shipping Weight:
|10.75 lbs
|Actual Weight:
|8 lbs


text:
not used
Face drilling rig
Request information [-]
George Apostolopoulos
+233 21 774512
Send an email
The Boomer XL3 D is a modern hydraulic face-drilling rig for large sized tunnels and mine production with cross sections up to 178 m2. The rig is equipped with a direct control system (DCS) that is robust and reliable. The Boomer XL3 D has three strong BUT 35 booms and COP rock drills for optimized productivity.
Boomer XL3 D on Mining & Construction online
Legal Notice, Privacy Policy, Copyright © 2000-2014 Atlas Copco. All rights reserved.


text:
Guam News
ME: driver in head-on collision died from broken back & lacerated spleenWednesday, 14 June 2017 Written by Rebecca Elmore
Sources say Lt. Governor Tenorio to run with former Senator Tony AdaWednesday, 14 June 2017 Written by Clynt Ridgell
Republican Party Chairman Victor Cruz could not confirm nor deny whether or not Tenorio and Ada were in fact running for Governor and Lt Governor.
GRMC encourages Takecare subscribers to protest billingsWednesday, 14 June 2017 Written by Janela Carrera
We were able to contact Takecare President Jeff Larsen and he told us that the company was preparing a statement. We made several follow-up calls to the Takecare office but have not received any statement from the company as of news time.
OPA single audit finds hundreds of thousands in questioned GovGuam costsWednesday, 14 June 2017 Written by Clynt Ridgell
The audit found 432 thousand dollars in questioned costs due to the Department of Public Health and Social Services and the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness center's noncompliance with applicable procurement regulations.


text:
Order now to get it by: Saturday July 08 - Monday July 10
Get it on Monday July 3rd with expedited shipping.
Select the expedited delivery option after adding this item to your cart.
Condition: New
Product ID: 763941
This four-in-one tool slices eggs or mushrooms on the right side, turns them into moon-shaped wedges on the left side,
pierces the end of eggshells with a sharp little needle, and comes with a handy garnishing tool for creating your own
edible masterpiece. To prevent accidents, the egg piercer can be locked in the off position, keeping the sharp needle
below the surface. To use the garnishing tool, just put the egg in the scalloped cup on the left side, slide the
trowel-shaped tool into each of the six openings, then gently pull off the top of the egg for a "how'd you do that?"
effect. The slicer's 10 stainless-steel wires give you uniformly sized pieces for better presentation. Both the slicer
and the wedge tool have a lip on the top that protects your fingers while you're slicing. Dishwasher-safe, but hand
washing is more effective. --Doree Armstrong


text:
18 Reasons We Love The State Fair
State fairs are one of the best things about the month of August. Here's what you can expect to see and do on a typical day at the fair, brought to you by Starbucks Frappuccino®.
1. You start the day by making friends with goats.
2. And a pig.
3. If you're lucky, you might even meet a monkey riding a dog.
Joe Shlabotnik / Via Flickr: joeshlabotnik
4. After the animals, you make a quick detour to see some butter sculptures.
Joe Shlabotnik / Via Flickr: joeshlabotnik
5. And then you try your luck at horribly rigged games of chance.
6. You see the guy next to you win, which makes you keep handing over five dollar bills.
7. If you happen to beat the odds, you walk away with a fabulous prize.
Rasta Frog
8. After the games, you head to the rides.
PhotoAtelier / Via Flickr: glenbledsoe
9. You start off slow on the Ferris Wheel.
10. …and slowly ramp up the spinning…
11. …until you're spinning so fast you can't take it anymore.
holia / Via Flickr: holia
12. Once you have full-blown motion sickness, it's time to head for some food.
Phil Roeder / Via Flickr: tabor-roeder
13. Nothing beats a slab of meat on a stick.
14. Or corn on a stick.
15. Or, if you're crazy, deep-fried butter on a stick.
This is a staple of the Iowa State Fair.
16. After you've stuffed yourself, you walk off your food coma as the sun goes down.
Kevin Dooley / Via Flickr: pagedooley
17. You experience the evening lights…
18. And the fireworks put an exclamation point at the end of an amazing, gluttonous, and dizzy day.
Preview Your Response
Latest Posts From Starbucks


text:
Today, my dad walked in on me singing "Bohemian Rhapsody", while spinning in circles with the cat in my arms. I thought I was home alone. FML
Profile completedYou've filled out the necessary details. Having done so will be much appreciated.
SocialiteYou used FML's private messaging service for the first time. Will they reply? Wait and see…
MobilityYou are connected to FML via the mobile site or an app. How modern.
JudgmentalYou have voted "You deserved it" over 100 times.
Checking you outYou checked out the profile page belonging to one of the last people to have a look at your profile.
Consolation prizeYour FML was denied. We had to at least give you a badge to cheer you up a bit.
It's in the can!Hey, you uploaded your photo, and you're cute as a kitten!
Up and coming moderatorIt's nice of you to help us sort out the submissions, using FML's moderate feature.
The thumb strikes backYou have left your thumbprint on 2500 comments.0%
The return of the thumbYou have thumbed 5000 comments.0%
One more and it's business timeYou've received 68 Hugs on your profile. Kinky.1%
Who's the fairest of them all?This is now the third time you've changed your profile pic.67%
I agree, my mouse works.200 "I agree" votes is a good start.86%
YDI MasterYou made your 500th "You deserved it" vote.27%
50 favoritesLove knows no boundaries. You've already added 50 FMLs to your favourites list!16%
50 quality commentsClicking to reply to a comment is a worthy thing to do. To do so without getting buried afterwards is even worthier.2%
A new thumbYou've used your thumb on 1000 comments.1%
100 kick-ass comments100 of your comments are neither buried or moderated. Popular is your middle name!8%
I like your styleYou gave a Hug to someone. How cute!100%
Today, I went to the public library for the first time ever. The librarian told me I couldn't get a library card because I had an outstanding balance of $130.00 from 1995. I was born in 1991. FML
Today, my university considered it an "embarrassment" that I was going to be the first and only person to graduate from my engineering course, so they gave free passes to two guys who hadn't finished their thesis yet. They were congratulated in the newspaper; I wasn't. FML
Today, my overly-attached 14-year-old cat wanted attention while I was in a heated Skype argument with my girlfriend. Worked up from the fight, I raised my voice and said, "Not now, go away!" He ran to his little bed, had a heart attack and died. I was a complete dick to my cat in his last moments. FML
Today, a tiny worm was wriggling across the screen of my Mac laptop. I tried to wipe it away with my thumb, but it just kept crawling. Turns out the worm lives *inside* my screen, beneath the glass. FML


text:
Ryan will readily admit to being a fanatic about all things Disney. From the history of the parks to the design of the attractions, from the height of cuisine to the most efficient way to consume a Dole Whip, he is always looking for ways to share the magic of Disney with the people around him. This is especially true when it comes to planning Disney vacations. He is passionate about helping Disney guests experience the wonder in all aspects of their travel.
Like the Disney parks, Ryan is focused on the attention to detail when it comes to planning trips. Full of insider knowledge and tips on how to make a vacation truly unforgettable, he tailors his approach to planning to meet the individual needs of everyone from couples to families and friends.
Ryan's most memorable moments have come from his Disney vacations. While they are all magical, his proposal to his (now) fiancee Lauren in front of Cinderella Castle will always stand out as his favourite memory.
Always on top of the latest additions to the Disney parks and resorts, Ryan shares his love of Disney by writing for DisneyDining.com and WDW Magazine. He's also a graduate of the College of Disney Knowledge.
Favourite Park: Magic Kingdom
Favourite Character: Donald Duck
Favourite Resorts: Port Orleans - French Quarter, Polynesian and Art of Animation
Favourite Attractions: Splash Mountain, DINOSAUR and Tower of Terror
Favourite Restaurants: Monsieur Paul, Be Our Guest and Flame Tree Barbecue
Favourite Snacks: Dole Whip Floats, Cake Pops and Mickey Coconut Patties
Artwork, logos, photography & text used in the development of this website are property of Disney©.
Copyright 2017 Clickthemouse.ca, Click The Mouse. Click The Mouse Travel, Click The Mouse Vacations, clickthemousetravel.com. All Rights Reserved.
Ships' Registry: Bahamas Click The Mouse customer funds are protected in Ontario by TICO 50014546.


text:
One day Pastor Tim was at the Co-op Convenience Store, and ran into Budd, who was gathering supplies with a couple for a hunting trip out west.
"Budd, " Tim kidded, "Haven't I warned you to be careful about the kind of company you keep?"
"Yep," said Budd, " that's why we're going and you're not!"


text:
1st March. I'm currently working on a small commission for Giggleswick Junior School in Settle, North Yorkshire…..the painting starts soon!
10th February 2016: This 'One World' artwork is my latest very large outdoor artwork, this time for Frodsham Manor House Primary School in Cheshire. It is 3.6 metres wide. They commissioned me to work with all the children in the school, who created all the small artwork which I glued onto my painting of the world and space. The school are commemorating their year as a Global Learning Centre and their International Award from the British Council.
1st December 2016: Here's my artwork for the 2016 Divine Chocolate Advent Calendar.
28th June 2016: This is my latest piece of large artwork which is for Northway Primary School in Liverpool. It is 3m x 3m and one of the largest pieces of artwork I have created for a school, so it was a challenge in terms of the size and space needed…..but great fun to do. Thanks to Sarah R for organising the visit and workshops. It is now hanging in the school corridor near the entrance.
May 2016: This is a 2m x 2m piece of collaborative artwork for Waterloo Primary in Blackpool. It was designed to go in an archway in their main hall. Thanks to the Deputy Head Cara V for organising the talks and workshops. A super bunch of staff and pupils.
April 2016: This is the second large piece of artwork for Farne Primary in Newcastle, which is 2m wide for their outdoor entrance area.
1st April 2016: Here's a 2m x 2m piece of collaborative artwork I created with Farne Primary School in Newcastle……such creative staff and pupils! A really great school! Thanks to the Headteacher Lee G for organising everything.
March 2016: Here are 3 pieces of artwork for Brabin's Endowed Primary School near Preston in North England. Thanks to the pupils for all their hard work and great artwork….and thanks also to the Headteacher Rachel for organising the collaborative workshops.
Best Wishes from Stephen :-) x
Here's the NEW delicious Divine Chocolate Advent Calendar! Get them while stocks last this weekend before Tuesday 1st December!


text:
Airedale Academy
Principal: Mrs Elizabeth Fairhurst
Tel: 01977 664555
Fax: 01977 664556
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Airedale Academy is operated by Airedale Academies Trust, an exempt charity and
a company limited by guarantee. Registered in England and Wales, No: 07556117
Registered Office: Airedale Academy, Crewe Road, Castleford, West Yorkshire, WF10 3JU Tel: 01977 664555
Child Protection: Senior Designated Person - Mrs C Eastwood
Learning Mentors are part of a dedicated team supporting the emotional health and wellbeing of our students. Their role is to work with young people who have barriers to learning such as family difficulties, problems in school, low self confidence or bereavement. We understand that a young person's ability to learn is improved, when they are able to cope with any difficulties they might face and it is the learning mentors role in school to guide and support our students wherever possible.
There are many reasons students access these services. Some visit our mentors for regular appointments; others drop in at lunch and break time to discuss any problems or worries. The mentors help in the transition of pupils from primary to secondary school, but also recognise the importance of supporting all students in transition from year to year.
We have a dedicated Pod area where students can come to discuss any problems that they may have and a behaviour for learning area for students to deal with any behaviour issues they may be experiencing within lessons. We also offer support through anger and behaviour management programmes to enable young people to achieve and succeed in school.
Parents and carers are an important part of the mentors role within the academy as they support families as well as individuals. If you have any questions or would like to speak to a learning mentor please do not hesitate to contact them.
Mr B Holder - Behaviour Manager
Mr I Tansley - Behaviour Mentor
Mr K Gaitley - Behaviour Mentor
Mrs C Robinson - Behaviour Mentor
Mrs K Kershaw - Student Mentor
Mrs A Jones - Student Mentor
Ms S Parker - Education Welfare Officer
Mrs T Heptinstall - KS4 Mentor


text:
Side view
DescriptionThese games use a traditional "platforming" viewpoint where the action is seen from the side. This perspective can be used for 2D as well as 3D games, both scrolling and static.
|Game Title
Nintendo DS (2011)
Genesis (1991)
Dahna: Megami Tanjō (Dahna: Birth of a Goddess) is a beat'em up with some RPG elements. The player controls Dahna...
DOS (1988), Amiga (1989), Atari ST (1988) and Commodore 64 (1988)
Daily Double Horse Racing is a gambling game for 1-4 players, where each player bets virtual money on horses, both...
Windows (2009)
Daisy Goes Solo is a series of two adventure-platform games inspired by the original Dizzy series. This time it features...
DAIVA Story 6: Nirsartia no Gyokuza is the sixth game in the DAIVA saga. Like the other games in this...
DOS (1992), Amiga (1992), Atari ST (1992), Commodore 64 (1992) and ZX Spectrum (1992)
In this game you play the role of the Doctor from the BBC science fiction program Doctor Who. The story...
Commodore 64 (1984), ZX Spectrum (1984) and Amstrad CPC (1985)
One of the earliest person-licensed computer games, Olympic legend Daley Thompson lent his name to an old-style joystick waggling frenzy....
DOS (1989), Amiga (1988), Atari ST (1988), Commodore 64 (1988), ZX Spectrum (1988) and Amstrad CPC (1988)
The third licensed game based around the legendary British decathlete did something slightly wider in scope than the basic Games...
Commodore 64 (1990), ZX Spectrum (1985) and Amstrad CPC (1985)
This game features a variety of sporting events in the second game licensed around the Decathlon champion. Each one has...
SEGA Master System (1995)
Dallyeora Piguwang is a Korean-made dodgeball game similar to Dodge Danpei. There are only two modes in the game: one...
Amiga (1996)
Damage is a violent game about the character Michael Modelcitizen. He was the perfect human who had everything but found...
Commodore PET/CBM (1980)
Dam Buster is an arcade game in which the goal is to destroy a dam. The player has three airplanes...
Camputers Lynx (1983)
Dam Buster is a side view single screen game where you are a pilot from the 617 Squadron in World...
SEGA Master System (1990)
Long ago, in the distant land of Moralos, in a time when vast jungles still covered the Earth, an evil...
Dance Aerobics is a chance to get fit by following the movements of an aerobics instructor.Players use side B of...
Browser (2001)
Copping a faux "engrish" translation-from-Japanese, this game puts the player in the dancing shoes of Data East's emblematic circus stongman...
You have befriended this phenom, this former commissary attendant of limited IQ but limitless energy and talent. Your task is...
Windows (2005)
Dan! Da! Dan! is a freeware game that combines ideas from traditional vertical shooters with color-matching titles like Mr. Driller....
Commodore 64 (1990), ZX Spectrum (1990) and Amstrad CPC (1990)
In the third game in the Dan Dare series, Dan has been kidnapped by an evil alien race known as...
Commodore 64 (1988), ZX Spectrum (1988) and Amstrad CPC (1988)
Mekon, the arch-enemy of humanity with an insatiable lust for power, is back. He's created the SuperTreens, a genetically engineered...
ZX Spectrum (1986)
A licensed game based around the cult comic strip character, recreating his daring attempts to defeat Mekon and save the...
Commodore 64 (1986)
While recording an episode of "This is Your Life" in honour of you, Dan Dare, Earth receives communication from an...
Amstrad CPC (1986)
Dan Dare: Pilot of the Future is based on Britain's classic comic strip space hero. The CPC version shares the...
Critic Score
Top games by as rated by the press:
- 96 Super Mario Galaxy 2
- 96 Super Mario Bros. 3
- 95 World of Goo
- 95 Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island
- 95 Pitfall II: Lost Caverns
- 94 World of Goo
- 94 World of Goo
- 94 Three Weeks in Paradise
- 94 Tekken 3
- 94 Super Mario World
Games must have at least a Critic Score of 80 to be considered.
Top games as rated by our users:
- 4.69 Lode Runner On-Line: The Mad Monks' Revenge (1995)
- 4.63 Ganbare Goemon 2: Kiteretsu Shogun Magginesu (1993)
- 4.62 Sonic Rush Adventure (2007)
- 4.61 Museum Madness (1994)
- 4.60 Blazing Star (1998)
- 4.55 Super Mario Maker (2015)
- 4.53 Mortal Kombat X (2015)
- 4.53 Metal Slug: Anthology (2006)
- 4.52 Sonic CD (2011)
- 4.52 Mega Man V (1994)
Games must have at least 5 votes and a User Score of 4.0 to be considered.
Side view is part of Perspective. This group of genres contain:


text: Tap into your inner artist with fine craft beer, great food, and creative company. Learn printmaking and stamping techniques with the guidance and support of artist, Carrie Turner. We'll be creating beautiful stamped designs that you'll be able to take home. This outreach event is for all adults 21 and up with any/no art experience and free of charge! Art on Tap is sponsored and supported by the Zanesville Museum of Art, Ohio Arts Council, and Weasel Boy Brewing.


text:
1. The Establishment of Metropolitan Cities in Italy: An Advance or a Setback for Italian Regionalism?
(Giovanni Boggero/Essay)
(Giovanni Boggero/Essay)
This paper aims to provide a brief assessment of the legal framework of the newly established metropolitan cities in the Italian domestic legal order. After an historical overview of previous attempts ...
2. The Revision of the Multiannual Financial Framework 2014-2020. A Round-up of Key Issues at Stake
(Magdalena Sapała/Essay)
(Magdalena Sapała/Essay)
... idea of the mid-term review of the MFF has evolved, why it has become so important, and what issues are at stake at the outset of the debate. It shows that in order to ensure a smoother implementation ...
3. The Sustainable European Union Own Resources System
(Maciej Cieslukowski/Essay)
(Maciej Cieslukowski/Essay)
... socio-cultural and ecological order. Such a development should be supported by suitable budgetary systems at each level of public government. The paper presents a conception of the sustainable EU own resources ...
4. Monetary and Fiscal Arrangements for the Eurozone. Some Unconventional Proposals
(Fabio Masini/Essay)
(Fabio Masini/Essay)
... The process of potential fragmentation ignited by the recent vote on Brexit make such changes even more urgent, signalling the need to provide concrete responses to citizens, in order to show that the ...
5. Clarifying Limbo: Disentangling Indigenous Autonomy from the Mexican Constitutional Order
(Ian Flannigan Sprague/Essay)
(Ian Flannigan Sprague/Essay)
In contrast to U.S. Federal Indian law, which has classified indigenous tribes as "domestic dependent nations" since the early 19th century, Mexican law has only recently begun to define the political ...
6. Sovereignty and Democracy: Overcoming Supranational Mutual Double-Binds from the Eurozone
(Francesco Pigozzo/Essay)
(Francesco Pigozzo/Essay)
EU and EMU are facing a hastened phase of structural rather than episodic crisis, following the progressive shift of the world order from a bipolar toward a multi-polar system. From the sovereign debt ...
7. How much Solidarity is in the EU Budget?
(Mario Kölling/Essay)
(Mario Kölling/Essay)
... with the same challenges and risks. In order to support this argument I analyse the development of the different budget headings as well as the increasing flexibility within the budgetary system.Leaving ...
8. Free Movement of Persons and European Solidarity Revisited
(Stefano Giubboni/Essay)
(Stefano Giubboni/Essay)
This paper analyses the case-law of the European Court of Justice on the scope and limits of cross-border access of economically inactive Union citizens to national systems of social assistance. The author ...
9. International Dictatorship or International Democracy. A Discussion of Albert Camus' 1946 Considerations
(Tommaso Visone/Essay)
(Tommaso Visone/Essay)
... to revolt against their historical condition. To this end Camus stressed the importance of fighting for a new democratic world order that would have reversed the condition of international dictatorship ...
10. Patenting in Europe: The Jurisdiction of the CJEU over European Patent Law
(Mari Minn/Essay)
(Mari Minn/Essay)
... v DEMO Anonimos). The first part will explain the process of claiming patents at the national as well as the European level in order to understand the complexity of patent law, the second part will deal ...
11. Sub-national Constitutionalism in Austria: a Historical Institutionalist Perspective
(Ferdinand Karlhofer/Essay)
(Ferdinand Karlhofer/Essay)
... Austria has rather weak structures with regard to power-sharing. No wonder, given the structural bias between central state and substates, informal forces are at work in order to make up for the shortcomings ...
12. The ECB: towards a monetary authority of a federal Europe
(Fabio Masini/Essay)
(Fabio Masini/Essay)
... European Union in the global economic order. ...


text:
The Sussex left-arm bowler fought off competition from Samit Patel and will be confident, in spin-friendly conditions, of experiencing his first taste of five-day cricket since the First Test of the 2009 Ashes series.
Panesar, 29, was rewarded with a trip to the Middle-East - where Pakistan currently play home matches due to security concerns in their country - after a fine 2011 County Championship season during which he took 52 wickets at an average of 25.53. National selector Geoff Miller today said: "Monty's selection comes off the back of a strong domestic season and with potentially spin-friendly conditions in mind.
"We expect a stern challenge against a Pakistan side that will be accustomed to playing in the UAE."
Playing their first five-day series since displacing India at the top of the Test rankings this summer, England were able to name their strongest squad after several key players returned to fitness.
Batsman Eoin Morgan and all-rounder Stuart Broad return after both underwent shoulder surgery while seamers Chris Tremlett and Tim Bresnan are also available after respective back and elbow problems. Steven Finn, the sole success story of England's 5-0 drubbing by India in the one-day series this autumn, is also in the reckoning for the three-match Test series as a pace option.
"We believe we've selected a very strong squad with a number of key players looking to return from injury - including the likes of Stuart Broad, Eoin Morgan and Chris Tremlett," added Miller.
"All three have missed a significant period of cricket recently but continue to make good progress.
"To have three world-class players of their calibre returning to the squad is an enormous boost for the Test team."
- More about:
- Ashes Series
- Cricket
- Derby County
- Pakistan


text:
Tetra Pak taking action on climate change.
How GoldPower works
GoldPower is the world's first global renewable energy label. GoldPower comes from renewable energy projects in countries without a national REC system. The projects can include wind farms, hydro-electric plants, solar farms and other sources of renewable energy. GoldPower guarantees that the renewable energy purchased provides new and truly additional renewable energy and therefore reductions in carbon emissions. It also delivers significant, verified social and environmental benefits to the local community. These benefits can include health, employment and education, as well as new infrastructure like power and roads.
How GoldPower helps Tetra Pak to meet its climate goals
To help achieve the company's overarching goal to cap emissions at 2010 levels by 2020, Tetra Pak sources GoldPower to match some of the electricity consumption of its operations. As a growing number of sector leaders are aligning their climate targets with science, there is also growing awareness that more investments in new renewable energy infrastructure are needed in order to keep the global 2°C emissions pathway within reach.
Tetra Pak's GoldPower commitments in 2014
Changbin and Taichung GoldPower Wind Project
Renewable Energy purchased 4,754 MWh
GHG emissions saved 3,671 tCO2e
Shuangliao GoldPowerSolar Project
Renewable Energy purchased 2,496 MWh
GHG emissions saved 3,601 tCO2e
Balikesir GoldPowerWind Project
Renewable Energy purchased 2,908 MWh
GHG emissions saved 1942 tCO2e
The benefits for Tetra Pak
Since 2010, Tetra Pak has sourced 69,508 MWh of GoldPower to reduce its operational emissions from electricity consumption by 50,525 tCO2e. Demonstrating leadership in managing climate impact while supporting local communities is at the core of Tetra Pak's sustainability strategy. With GoldPower, Tetra Pak is actively supporting communities in developing countries through projects that build infrastructure and also help address issues including poverty, unemployment, lack of education and poor health.
How Tetra Pak has helped the development of GoldPower
In 2010 Tetra Pak was the first industrial company to embrace GoldPower renewable energy. Thanks to the
support of Tetra Pak and other early adopters Climate Friendly has been able to continually increase the scale of GoldPower and to improve its methodology, quality assurance process and tracking system. It is fair to say that Tetra Pak's renewable energy leadership has catalysed the development of GoldPower, enabling Climate Friendly to now offer it to a much broader range of corporate climate leaders.


text:
Rational Principles of Psychopharmacology for Therapists, Healthcare Providers and Clients
- First Online:
DOI: 10.1007/s10879-015-9307-2
- Cite this article as:
- Breggin, P.R. J Contemp Psychother (2016) 46: 1. doi:10.1007/s10879-015-9307-2
Because the epidemic dispensing of psychiatric drugs is based on misinformation, it is important for all health professionals, consumers, and most citizens (including patients and their family members) to have a more rational understanding of how psychiatric drugs actually "work." Instead of enforcing authoritarian "medication compliance" in obedience to the prescriber's orders, informed therapists and healthcare providers have an ethical duty to provide scientific information about the real effects of psychiatric drugs. Instead of naively accepting whatever the doctor prescribes to them, consumers need to educate themselves about all medications, but especially about psychiatric ones, which are consistently misrepresented and oversold. This review focuses on three principles of rational psychopharmacology. The first is the brain-disabling principle, which states that all psychoactive substances work by causing dysfunctions of the brain and mind. It further observes that no psychiatric drugs work by improving or correcting biochemical imbalances or any other presumed biological malfunctions. The second principle is intoxication anosognosia (medication spellbinding) which states that all psychoactive substances tend to cause a subjective over-estimation of their positive effects while masking their harmful ones, sometimes resulting in extremely harmful behaviors such as mania, violence and suicide. The third principle is chronic brain impairment (CBI)—that exposure to psychoactive substances, especially long-term, results in impairments of the brain or mind that can become persistent or permanent, including atrophy (shrinkage) of brain tissue. Not only are psychiatric drugs likely to do more harm than good, there are more effective and infinitely safer proven psychosocial approaches for treating the whole spectrum of "psychiatric disorders" from "ADHD" and "major depressive disorder" to "schizophrenia."


text:
Where find gzip compress css?
http://hoteluropa.eu/8973.html10109 by shift
Optional: Glue to a thin piece of cardboard (ex: old cereal boxes) and let dry (you can also laminate or cover with clear contact paper to make them last longer). Cut cxs the cards. This step may require adult assistance. Optional: You can glue a small piece of sandpaper or felt onto the back of the cards - this will allow them to gzip compress css used cokpress a felt board. Close the template window after gzip compress css to return to this screen. Set page margins to zero if you have trouble fitting the template on one page (FILE, PAGE SETUP or FILE, PRINTER SETUP in most browsers).
09.08.2016, 17:22


text:
Today IBM announced they are collaborating with the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) on a first-of-a-kind brain-inspired supercomputing system powered by a 64-chip array of the IBM TrueNorth Neurosynaptic System. The scalable platform IBM is building for AFRL will feature an end-to-end software ecosystem designed to enable deep neural-network learning and information discovery.
AFRL Taps IBM to Build Brain-Inspired AI Supercomputer
Allinea to Showcase V7.1 Performance Tools at ISC 2017
Today Allinea software, now part of ARM, announced plans to preview the latest update to its powerful tool suite for developing and optimizing high performance and scientific applications at ISC17 in Frankfurt. "Eliminating performance loss across systems and minimizing the communication overhead often make a critical difference in improving application run times in HPC. We believe that our extended cross-platform support will enable users to achieve unprecedented results by running their systems more efficiently on each of the major platforms and even across platforms," said Mark O'Connor, director of product management, server and HPC tools, ARM.
Podcast: DoE Awards $258 Million for Exascale to U.S. HPC Vendors
Today U.S. Secretary of Energy Rick Perry announced that six leading U.S. technology companies will receive funding from the Department of Energy's Exascale Computing Project (ECP) as part of its new PathForward program, accelerating the research necessary to deploy the nation's first exascale supercomputers. "Continued U.S. leadership in high performance computing is essential to our security, prosperity, and economic competitiveness as a nation," said Secretary Perry. "These awards will enable leading U.S. technology firms to marshal their formidable skills, expertise, and resources in the global race for the next stage in supercomputing—exascale-capable systems."
In Search Of: Radio Free HPC on the Hunt for the Aurora Supercomputer
In this podcast, Rich notes that recent reports on the Aurora supercomputer were incorrect. According to Rick Borchelt from the DoE: "On the record, Aurora contract is not cancelled." Before that, we follow Henry on an unprecedented shopping spree at Best Buy.
ExaComm 2017 Workshop at ISC High Performance posts Full Agenda
The ExaComm 2017 Workshop at ISC High Performance has posted its Full Agenda. As the Third International Workshop on Communication Architectures for HPC, Big Data, Deep Learning and Clouds at Extreme Scale, the one day workshop takes place at the Frankfurt Marriott Hotel on Thursday, June 22. "The objectives of this workshop will be to share the experiences of the members of this community and to learn the opportunities and challenges in the design trends for exascale communication architectures."
OpenMP ARB Appoints Duncan Poole and Kathryn O'Brien to its Board
Today the OpenMP ARB announced the appointment of Duncan Poole and Kathryn O'Brien to its Board of Directors. As industry veterans, they bring a wealth of experience to the OpenMP ARB.
OCF Deploys 600 Teraflop Cluster at University of Bristol
OCF in the UK has deployed a new 600 teraflop supercomputer at the University of Bristol. Designed, integrated, and configured by OCF, the system is the largest of any UK university by core count. "Early benchmarking is showing that the new system is three times faster than our previous cluster."
IBM's New PowerAI Software Speeds Deep Learning
IBM PowerAI on Power servers with GPU accelerators provide at least twice the performance of our x86 platform; everything is faster and easier: adding memory, setting up new servers and so on," said current PowerAI customer Ari Juntunen, CTO at Elinar Oy Ltd. "As a result, we can get new solutions to market very quickly, protecting our edge over the competition. We think that the combination of IBM Power and PowerAI is the best platform for AI developers in the market today. For AI, speed is everything —nothing else comes close in our opinion."
IBM Supports New Faster Protocols for NVMe Flash Storage
Today IBM announced its development of Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) solutions to provide clients the ability to significantly lower latencies in an effort to speed data to and from storage solutions and systems. "IBM's developers are re-tooling the end-to-end storage stack to support this new, faster interconnect protocol to boost the experience of everyone consuming the massive amounts of data now being perpetuated across cloud services, retail, banking, travel and other industries."
Video: IBM Datacentric Servers & OpenPOWER
"Big data analytics, machine learning and deep learning are among the most rapidly growing workloads in the data center. These workloads have the compute performance requirements of traditional technical computing or high performance computing, coupled with a much larger volume and velocity of data. Conventional data center architectures have not kept up with the needs for these workloads. To address these new client needs, IBM has adopted an innovative, open business model through its OpenPOWER initiative."


text:
Directory Listings
The Magnolia School Visit Website
Austin, TX 512-590-2564 email@example.com
Our goal is to make our students life-long learners who enjoy school. We use the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis to teach all students, using the latest research as the basis for our teaching methods. We rely on data collection and analysis to make decisions on how and what to teach each student, making each child's education truly individual and tailored to their strengths and weaknesses.


text:
I didn't cry at my daughter's preschool graduation. When my little girl walked across that stage in her miniature cap and gown, I felt many things. Amazement at how much she'd grown in just a few short years. Pride in the girl she was becoming, who cared about others and was curious about the world around her. Anxiety that my camera might fail, and I'd forever miss my chance to memorialize this fleeting rite of passage.
And yet, in the midst of all those emotions, I didn't cry. Which is rather surprising, as it doesn't take much to get the waterworks going here. Yesterday I cried at the end of Disney's Descendants. Looking back at my daughter's graduation, I think it had to do with the baby I was holding in my arms. I could accept my daughter moving on from preschool as the beginning of an exciting new journey. Nothing was really ending, because my son had his preschool years ahead of him.
But this week it's my son's turn to graduate. This week, I'll watch my little boy, my last baby, proudly walk across that preschool stage in his cap and gown, the great unknown of kindergarten looming ahead of him. And I'm kind of falling apart.


text:
Added to Cart
Salvador Dali Dalimix Gold Eau De Toilette Spray (100ml/3.4oz)
Add to Wishlist
Salvador Dali Dalimix Gold Eau De Toilette Spray (100ml/3.4oz)
- A unisex, refreshing & fruity fragrance Blended with notes of citrus, sandalwood & amber A total interpretation of millennium woman Recommended for office wear
Due to the nature of this product, we are unable to accept a return under the terms of our Returns Policy for 'change of mind' purposes or sizing errors.
Returns for these products will only be accepted where the goods are deemed faulty under the terms of our Warranty Terms & Conditions .
This Product is offered and supplied by Kogan HK Limited pursuant to the Terms and Conditions.


text:
# Digital Workplace Company
Digital workplace
consulting and research covering people, place and technology by
James Dellow
. Using human-centred design and technology management know-how, the goal of the Digital Workplace Company consulting and research agenda is to help create organisations that are designed from the ground up to be digital first workplaces.
I am currently looking for examples of the
best digital workplaces in Australia and New Zealand
, who bring together technology, people & place.
Weekly Newsletter
Sign up to the
Digital Workplace newsletter
for news and links about the digital workplace. View the
Featured Article
Digital Workplaces Start With the Big Picture
Workshops & Projects
I am available for workshops, research and consulting projects. Contact me by
or phone
+61 414 233711
Solution Partners
Coordinate action at scale
- Pinipa is a cloud based change platform to deliver initiatives collaboratively.
Chief Technology Solutions
Pty Ltd. Image credit: CC BY
Haldane Martin


text:
Webinar recorded September 21, 2011. A demo and discussion of recently enhanced accessibility features in Google Apps for businesses, governments and schools.
Posted by Adam Palmer October 19, 2011—Updated on October 25, 2011
ChromeVox by google is a screen reader for Chrome OS, intended to bring the speed, versatility, and security of Chrome OS to visually impaired users
Basic overview of the google transit page which is used for getting public transportation directions.
Posted by Michael Harvey February 19, 2013—Updated on July 27, 2013
© Copyright 2011 The National Federation of the Blind of Utah.
The NFB of Utah is an affiliate of the National Federation of the Blind and is a non profit, 501c3 organization.


text:
Published letter to the editor from Ask Dr. Vinny | Wine Spectator, Issue: February 28, 2015 In a recent "Ask Dr. Vinny" column dealing with wine closures (online, Oct. 17), Dr. Vinifera writes, "Corks can crumble, fail, and cause bottle variation or TCA contamination," all of which is true. However, because [Vinny] is admittedly "pro-twist off," he creates the false impression ... Read More »
Corks seal a wine's fate: aging under natural vs synthetic closures
By Andrew Waterhouse, Professor of Enology at University of California, Davis | The Conversation | Published December 30, 2014 Most foods are best as fresh as possible. I remember picking peaches at my grandfather's ranch in Northern California and eating them on the spot. What a taste! But the exceptions to this rule are the many wines that actually need some ... Read More »
Is Cork an Untapped Marketing Advantage?
By Cyril Penn, WineBusiness.com | Posted: November 24, 2014 Cork suppliers are launching a multi-media campaign to raise awareness of the benefits of natural cork wine closures. The initiative, which will involve radio spots and digital advertising, marks the first time the 100% Cork campaign has joined together with wineries to advertise on their behalf to raise awareness about cork. Wineries ... Read More »
92% of Gold Medal Winning Wines at Sonoma County Harvest Fair Sealed with Cork
Selby Winery's Cork-Finished 2013 Sauvignon Blanc Selected as the Sweepstake's-Winning White Wine LOS ANGELES, November 18, 2014 – 100% Cork (www.100percentcork.org) said today that the results from the recently-concluded Sonoma County Harvest Fair further validate cork's advantages over alternative stoppers, when it comes to what is best for wine. This year's competition included over 1,000 wines made from Sonoma County grapes. ... Read More »
Pop! Goes The Cork: The Ideas Behind This Season's Most Iconic Sound
By Cathy Huyghe, Contributor, Forbes.com | Posted: November 14, 2014 It's almost time! For cork-popping season, that is – that festive time of the year when the iconic sound of cork being released from a wine bottle signals the beginning of things. The beginning of a party, maybe. Or the beginning of a holiday celebration with friends or colleagues or ... Read More »
Cork: Harvest for the Patient Farmer
By RJ Evans, Kuriositas.com Have you ever wondered where that cork in your bottle of wine comes from? The answer is most likely to be Spain or Portugal, where over half of the world's cork is harvested – it is in fact the National Tree of the latter country. However, unlike other forms of forestry, the production of cork never involves ... Read More »
Wine and the Environment?
By Stephanie Valponi, Blogher.com | October 11, 2014 I love wine tasting and learning about pairing it with certain foods. It's so much fun giving my favorite wines as gifts and there's just something so elegant about it. A while back I posted a fun DIY about turning corks into coasters (you can check out the old post here). And believe ... Read More »
CBS News Sunday Morning: A toast to cork!
CBS News Sunday Morning | October 5, 2014, 9:23 AM High in the mountains of Portugal's Algarve region, correspondent Martha Teichner finds herself in what feels like a misty, magic forest, where giant cork trees grow; Teichner visits a fourth-generation cork manufacturer to discover the ages-old traditions of producing corks. See original report here. Read More »
Wineries Speak Up About the Benefits of Using Natural Cork
(NewsUSA) – A growing list of leading wineries, including St. Francis, Bogle and Fetzer, are speaking up about the benefits of using natural cork. They recognize that not only does natural cork allow wines to age perfectly, but using natural cork also provides a potential competitive advantage when it comes to marketing their wine brands. According to Wines & Spirits ... Read More »
St. Francis Winery & Vineyards
For more than four decades, the wines of St. Francis Winery & Vineyards have reflected the finest mountain and valley vineyards in Sonoma County. The family-owned winery, located in the heart of Sonoma Valley, produces award-winning Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and "Old Vines" Zinfandel. Founder Joe Martin fell in love with Sonoma Valley and established St. Francis Vineyard ... Read More »


text:
I was a little nervous about ordering a rug that I couldn't physically see or touch. To my surprise it was gorgeous. The product is of quality and it looks great in my family room. I have no regrets.Read More
I totally LUV this rug! I think I was expecting more of a "white" color, it is definitely beige, but the quality of the rug is amazing, it has texture, and interest and the cream color is almost exactly the color of my travertine floors. The orange is not so bright that it screams, it is much more sophisticated and makes this fun rug an amazing addition to the room. I'm doing a black huge sectional and lots of black and white touches, so wanted the orange to "break up" the monotony of a black sectional, and this rug is the perfect balance for the room.Read More
I mainly like to write reviews regarding the color because they can vary so much. This rug is a light beige/khaki (not cream) and rusty orange. Very good-looking rug and I highly recommend it.Read More
These are great weight and Quality Rugs! These colors make a HUGE STATEMENT! I bought two runners and have them outside under cover infront of both sliding glass doors. Amazing the color is a deeper orange nothing to cartoonish, more sophisticated orange.Read More
Skyland Animal Print Beige Area Rug
Add to cart to see price


text:
Mount Pelée Volcano
With its 1397 m the Mount Pelée volcano (or Mount Pelé) became one of the most famous volcanos of the world with its eruption of 1902 which destroyed the town of Saint-Pierre and its 28000 inhabitants.
The Mount Pelée is a part of a volcanic arc of nearly 850 km, extended from Puerto Rico to the South American contintent, in the contact area of the Caribbean and Atlantic plates.
New Pictures
North of Martinique
Pitons du Carbet - Balata
Anse Couleuvre
Plantation Anse Couleuvre
Anse Couleuvre
South of Martinique
Le Diamant
Anse Cafard
Diamond Bay - Le Diamant
Petite Anse - Morne Larcher
Champfleury - Cap Marin
Pointe Coton - Saint Anne
Anse Noire and Anse Dufour
Partner Sites
Saint Lucia
Svalbard Images
Climat CO2
Spitsbergen Pictures
|Copyright © Martinique Nature - All rights reserved


text:
We eat a lot of fish in our house. Minimum once a week. I stock up on fish when it's on sale in March during "frozen food month" and during Lent. Typically you can find many buy one get one deals and stack that with a coupon. Costco also deeply discounts their fish at this time. This is a very simple tartar sauce. I could never find exactly what I wanted in the bottled form so I've been experimenting on my own. You can double or triple this recipe easily, and add or subtract any spices. The cayenne gives it just the right bite, not too much or it's overpowering.
Homemade Tartar Sauce
1 heaping tablespoon of relish
2 heaping tablespoons of mayo
1-2 shakes of lemon pepper seaoning
1 shake of cayenne
1 shake of Old Bay (optional, use this instead of cayenne taste before adding salt as this mix already has salt)
Salt to taste
Blend all ingredients together while your fish is cooking in the oven. Refrigerate until ready to use.


text:
Summer Camp for the Soul returns to Tulum at the brightest time of year. This week-long retreat is a journey to illuminate inner joy. Long days and sparkling nights invite us to reflect with clarity. Call in the new, make peace with the old, alchemize and transform the now. Twice daily Yoga and Meditation will create the conditions to make meaningful shifts. Discover the spaciousness and contentment that resides within. Authentic awareness gained from our practices, and amplified by the environment and this auspicious time of year, will affect a profound and sustainable harmony.
For more information on Clio go to www.clioyoga.com
Limited Space Available
Come bask on the endless beach with friends and family. Enhance very area of your life simply by stepping away from it all. Pause to realign, reconnect and reboot. Accommodations at Maya Tulum are simple and sublime – thatched huts right on the beach, ocean waves caressing your ears. The waters of the Mexican Riviera are breath-takingly blue, the sand is soft and white, the stars & sunsets are magnificent. Explore Pyramid Ruins, Nature Reserve & Snorkeling Cenotes or just relax. Perfect for children, sitters on site. Generous, healthy and amazing meals are all included. A full bar serves throughout the day. Enjoy specialty massage, Mayan sweat lodge, bike rental, walkable local markets and dining, or just lay in the hammocks.
Allow this Summer Solstice to permeate the body and mind deeply and to enlighten the spirit from within. It is a time to shine.
Retreat Includes:
7 Nights in Paradise in Beach Front Cabanas
2 Yoga & Meditation Practices Daily: Vigorous Mornings & Restorative Afternoons
All Meals – Delicious Vegetarian & Seafood Buffets
All Taxes
Summer Solstice Fire Ceremony
Unlimited Ocean at Your Doorstep
Accommodation Options:
$1695 Double Ocean View p/p
$1800 Double Beach Front p/p
$2255 Single Beach Front
$1855 Double Beach Front Deluxe p/p
$1890 Double Beach Front Premiere p/p
Airfare, excursion, tips, massage, alcohol & sweat lodge are optional extras.
Shuttles to/from Cancun Airport are available through Maya Tulum for $80 per person roundtrip.
A 50% Deposit Saves Your Space
Register through Maya Tulum:
888.515.4580 x231 or


text:
Here's some incredible news to kick off the new year.
There's a certain guy (I'll withhold his name) who I had worked with for nearly seven years up until our company was acquired. He was a nice guy, but not a "church" guy, if you know what I mean. I had invited him to come to Cornerstone many times over the years, and he said several times that he would, but never did.
In the year or so before the acquisition, he was in a downward spiral of depression, and it affected his work a lot, and many of us (his co-workers) were concerned for him personally. When the acquisition closed, he was in a small group of people who were severed from the company for performance reasons.
After that, he pretty much disappeared, and most of us feared the worst. But one day, out of the blue, he called me. He wanted to let me know that he had hit bottom and come back, and he was getting his life on track again. He had quit drinking, and "a lot of other things", and he was doing well and holding a job in another city. But it gets better...
This past Sunday, I ran into him at church! He was there with his mom, and told me that she had wanted to come to church that morning, and he said "I'll go with you if you'll go up to Kris' church." I was so glad to see him there I barely knew what to say. He told me I had planted a seed a long time ago, and it just took a while to produce, but it was there.
He called me later this week, and told me that he really enjoyed it and planned to show up earlier this coming Sunday so he could sit closer to the front. There are no words to describe how excited I was to hear that. If my eight years at this company came down to nothing more than I planted that seed and affected his life, then I would consider that a huge success.
Praise God! This is going to be a great year!
Happy New Year!
Yes, I'm well aware that I'm a week late with that. Better late than never, though, right? For some reason, I've been looking forward to 2007 for a while now. I've had the opposite problem that you usually have around this time of year. Most people have trouble remembering to write the new year on checks, documents, etc. - it takes a couple of months to instinctively write '2007' instead of '2006'. But I have been instinctively writing '2007' for several months, and had to constantly remind myself that it's only 2006. Now, I can finally enjoy the new year.
The first part of the year is usually a slower time for Mary and me. It seems like we have a little less going on in the first quarter, and things pick up in the Spring, get busier in the Summer, and go pedal-to-the-medal in the Fall and leading up to Christmas. Then, it slows down again. Maybe that's why I enjoy the first part of the year so much. I like being busy, but it's good to slow down after a while.
Usually, in the first part of the year, I have time to do some sort of side project, like developing a website for someone. This year, I have several personal projects in mind, and an unfinished one from last year that I'd like to pick up again. I need to finish my office (as in, actually buying a desk instead of using folding tables and old file cabinets). I've also got a lot of reading that I need to do - I've purchased several technology books over the last year that I'm sorry to say are mostly unread. And then there are some other commitments that I've been putting off until I "have more time", and things like re-evaluating our insurance and investments, and making sure our budget is still in line... This part of year is starting to feel busier after all.
Still, though, I'm looking forward to 2007. I really think exciting things are ahead - like this is the year that God is really going to bless us. Not that He hasn't blessed us in the past - we are very blessed. But there can always be more. You can never have too much blessing, you know?
Anyway, I hope this year is as good to you as it is going to be to me!
A guy at work recently told me about Portable Apps, which is a set of programs you can download and run directly off a USB thumb drive or memory card or something (you can even run it off an iPod). The apps have been specially built to run directly off your memory device, and save all their configuration, temp files, etc. to that drive. The result is that you can take your thumb drive and plug it into any computer (running Windows), and have your e-mail, your browser, your office programs (spreadsheets, documents, etc.) all right there with all your settings and preferences applied. And, you don't leave anything behind on the computer when you remove your drive.
With computers becoming ubiquitous these days, and high-speed internet almost as prevalent, it's a nice way to carry around your basic essentials without actually lugging around a laptop.
All of the programs are free, open-source apps like Firefox and Thunderbird, which I currently use for web browsing and e-mail anyway.
I've been meaning to try it out, but I don't actually have a very large USB drive. The biggest one I've got is only 128 MB, and they recommend more than that for the full install. I've just never had a good reason to buy a larger one, but maybe I'll have to look for a good deal on one just to try this out.
Many times, especially when I'm traveling, I have a laptop with me, but it would be nice to just carry a small memory stick in my pocket instead if I know I'll be somewhere where there is a computer available.
My current answer to this is that I have set up a secure tunnel into my network so that I can just use Remote Desktop to get to my computer at home from anywhere that there is a high-speed connection, and the whole session is encrypted. I'll have to describe that set up some other time - it's pretty cool.
I thought I'd mention that the 350+ e-mails that I have waiting to be posted do not include the thousands of e-mails that I have deleted because I didn't think they were funny enough. I get several submissions per day, and I read them all, and I apply what I call the "laugh out loud" test. I don't actually have to truly laugh loudly for it to make the cut, but if I can read it with a completely straight face, it gets deleted.
So, I'm not just throwing up anything I get in order to build ad revenue - I really do try to keep it high-quality.
And then there are those few e-mails that are not really "funny" in the conventional sense, but they do make me laugh, either because they are so incredibly stupid, or they just don't make sense at all. These, I will call "Laugh Break Bloopers", and I have a special folder in my e-mail box just for them. Here's a sample:
My friend..he's big and dumb, but really smart.
Yes, that's the whole e-mail. Great story, eh?
I hope life isnt a big joke because i don't get it.
sometimes i wish i were dead....no wait...not me...you.
Hey, if wishing I were dead makes you feel better, then wish away. Of course, you can wish in one hand...
Once there were two guys who both died on the same day. One was barried at a sematary in New York, and the other was barried at a sematary in Sarasota Florida. one day the ground shook at a sematary in Los Angeles and the guy in New York rose from the dead. The next day the ground shook at a sematary in Washinton D.C. and the guy in Sarasota rose from the dead. Since they had risen from the dead, they could now walk through walls. They climded out of their graves, started traveling and met each other in Atlanta. Together they entered a bar full of drunk men. One drunk guy noticed them and stagared over to them. He wanted to see if they were real (because drunk people often see things that are not there) so he poked one of them in the stomach and the dead guy said, "EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!"
Now, that, my friends, is comedy.
For years now, I've had this website called Laugh Break which was one of the first websites I ever created. It was mostly just something to experiment with - I was learning HTML and needed a project, so I decided to make a site with a bunch of those forwarded e-mails that you get from everyone (well, at least the funny ones).
Over the years, I've upgraded it several times, mostly by changing the look or switching the software that I was using to create and maintain it. There have been a couple of times that I almost shut it down, but when I started reviewing the log files, I realized that it was getting quite a bit of traffic. Mind you, it's not going to be one of the 100 most visited websites or anything, but it was getting tens of thousands of visitors a month, and I hated to just cut off all those people. I left it alone for a while, but last year I decided to try out Google's AdSense program, and see if I could actually get some money from all that traffic.
It turns out, I was sitting on a gold mine! Ok, not really. But it is generating enough extra cash to warrant renewing the domain name every year and continuing to add to the site. The problem is, adding to the site was a totally manual process that consisted of creating the HTML files manually and linking them all together, and it had to always be done on my desktop at home, where I had all the files and templates. It was too tedious for me to ever "get around to it".
So, here I was, with 350+ e-mails in the Laugh Break inbox that could be turned into pages of content with revenue-generating ads on them, but I just didn't have enough time to do it. So, I decided to invest in an upgrade.
In less time than I thought it would take, I was able to convert the entire site to use a database-driven Content Management System (CMS). Now, I can easily add content to the website from anywhere that I have an internet connection, and I don't have to create any links or update any menus - it's all done automatically.
The CMS I chose is called CMS Made Simple, and the main reason was because of the simplicity. I've tried out other, more popular CMS / Portal systems like Joomla and PostNuke, but they are very community-driven, which is not what I needed. CMSMS is really geared towards managing a plain-old-website, but doing it more efficiently. It's almost as if the other products had too many features.
In fact, what I needed was so simple, that I almost just wrote it myself. The main reason I didn't is that I wanted an integrated search feature, and I knew that could be a little tricky to write, and that most CMS's would have that built-in.
The biggest trick was setting it up so that all the old URLs would still work, because my log files showed me that a lot of traffic came from individual links that other people had created to specific pages on my site. I didn't want to break all those links and lose a bunch of traffic just to make updating the site easier. I was able to do that with the CMS, and from the end-user's point of view, you can't really even tell that anything has changed.
So, as of today, I plan to start updating Laugh Break more often. My goal is going to be to add at least 5 new pages each week, until I get through my mailbox. At that point, I'll just try to keep it up as new material comes in.
For those of you that used to visit the site often (Travis), but quit because it got stale - take note: it will be updated much more often in the future.
|<< <
|> >>
Copyright 2008 KelsoFamily.net
Powered By b2evolution


text:
Human Resources - Recruitment - International
1 Risultati trovati
Recruitment - International
Annuale Salario (EUR)Expand / collapse
- InternationalPermanent
For the further growth plan for our research center of excellence in Barcelona we are searching for a young talented professional who wants to join a fast, dynamic digital transition company within the executive search business. The candidate will conduct market research with the objectives of mapping the market, identifying potential candidates and involvement of exclusive executive search mandate for the Swiss market.
- Challenging opportunity in Executive Search in Barcelona
- Join an international and dynamic environment with great carreer opporunities


text:
D-Travel sponsors a volunteer tour in conjunction with a non-profit 501c3 organization that works to educate Deaf and hard-of-hearing children in Monze, Zambia, located in the Southern region of Africa. Throughout Africa there are no educational services available to Deaf and hard-of-hearing children and no support or resources for parents and caregivers, which is why the Deaf Education & Arts for African Families (DEAAF) was established 10 years ago.
DEAAF is committed to building a school for the over 60 Deaf and hard-of-hearing children in the area and a community center to educate and provide resources to the families of Monze. DEEAF believes that education and community enrichment are essential to combating hunger, poverty and discrimination in the education system. DEAAF continues to work with the students' parents to teach them Zambian and American Sign Language while providing parenting classes and helping to eradicate the stigma placed on the Deaf and hard-of-hearing children.
Currently, DEAAF is operating out of a rented room with limited fixtures and educational supplies. Their teachers receive no pay. 100% of the funds raised for DEAAF are used to pay rent for the classroom, purchase food for the children (sometimes the only meal they eat all day), uniforms, shoes and classroom supplies. DEAAF relies solely on donations, 2 permanent volunteer teachers and visiting volunteers in order to serve the children. DEAAF was gifted 20 acres of land where they hope to build the school and community center, but they need your help to make their dreams become reality. In order for DEAAF to continue their valuable work in educating the Deaf and hard-of-hearing children and enhancing the lives of all Zambian people, they need volunteers to teach basic classes such as: language arts, science, hygiene, social studies, gardening, math, developing educational and awareness materials, arts and crafts, first-aid, HIV/AIDS education, and any other skill(s) you would like to share. If you are interested in sharing your time, knowledge and skills with the people of Monze, Zambia click here for more information.


text:
Seton Hall Preparatory School in West Orange has named students to honor rolls for the second trimester.
First Honors
First Honors are awarded to students with a grade point average above 4.0.
From Madison, students who achieved First Honors include 12th graders Michael Heitmann and Joseph Regan; 10th graders Joseph Heitmann and Michael Shearman, and 9th grader Matthew Tallmadge.
Florham Park students who achieved First Honors include 11th graders Paul Aleksandrov and Michael Vitale, and 10th grader Andrew Solden.
From the Chathams, students awarded First Honors include 12th grader Frank Deluccia; 11th graders John Finnegan, Michael D'Onofrio, and Robert Rescoe; 10th graders Peter Ford and Brian Wolf, and 9th grader Michael McGrath.
Second Honors
Second Honors recognize a grade point average between 3.5 and 4.0.
Receiving Second Honors from Madison were 11th grader Robert Shearman; 10th grader Mark Tallmadge, and 9th grader Terrence Dolan.
Students from Florham Park who achieved Second Honors include 12th grader David Klimkowski, and 11th graders Eric Duncan, Christopher Markferding, and Anthony Tavaglione.
From the Chathams, students awarded Second Honors include Brendan Keating, Kevin McCabe, and Brendan Ryan, and 9th graders Alexander DeLuccia, Patrick Finnegan, Daniel Ryan, Matthew Ryan, and Patrick Vohden.
Commended students achieved a grade point average between 3.0 and 3.5.
Commended students from Madison include 11th grader Samuel DeMarzo, and 10th grader Christopher Wafer.
From Florham Park, Commended students include 12th graders Thomas Germershausen, Brent Mathews and Vincent Tavaglione; 11th grader Brian McArdle, and 10th graders Michael Copija and Brian Wilkes.
Earning Commendations from the Chathams were 12th grader Daniel Urbanowicz, 10th grader Robert Maher, and 9th grader Kevin Moriarty.


text:
Chicago, IL
M1 at Top 20 Medical School; 97th%ile MCAT; All College Sciences Tutor50/hour
...getting a quality experience during every session. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions at all. My foremost goal is to help others, and if I do not believe I am qualified or suited... read moreSee Tutors Like This


text:
Uma das minhas resoluções para 2017.
.. "You mean to frighten me, Mr. Darcy, by coming in all this state to hear me? But I will not be alarmed though your sister does play so well. There is a stubbornness about me that never can bear to be frightened at the will of others. My courage always rises with every attempt to intimidate me.'' "I shall not say that you are mistaken,'' he replied, "because you could not really believe me to entertain any design of alarming you; .. - Ch. 31, Pride and Prejudice #janeausten #fanart
that's a tattoo idea! A quote from one of the best movies of all time, Pride and Prejudice. This line isn't in the book but its still awesome. Dang I'm feeling a rehash of old movie night. | FollowPics
Change can be as simple as letting go of your limiting beliefs.
Poster Yellow Umbrella - How I Met Your Mother - comprar online
Full Length Off Shoulder Sleeves Red Bridesmaid Dresses, Tulle Prom Dress, Long Prom Dress, Woman Evening Dress, Long Formal Dresses, Cheap Prom Dress
05 vestidos de festa para usar em 2016! - Madrinhas de casamento
|| Kelly's Salon and Day Spa || prom. dress. hair. nails. gown. updo. shoes. jewelry, makeup. hacks
Very simple Naked 3 look. Burnout on the lid, Limit/Nooner in crease, Factory on outer V and lower lash line, & Blackheart for liner. @ardell_lashes 106's


text:
Software Engineer Sr jobs in Mobile, AL
Walmart | Mobile, AL
Staff Software EngineerLeads the discovery phase of medium to large projects to come up with high level design.
5 - 7 years experience|
Business Services
Volkert Inc Mobile | Mobile, AL
Structural EngineerPerform the routine aspects of assignments requiring knowledge and application of basic engineering principles.
5 - 7 years experience|
Engineering Services
Volkert Inc Mobile | Mobile, AL
Structural Engineer ( Bridge Inspection )Coordinate with other disciplines such as mechanical, electrical, and process engineering and perform checks of documents and drawings of other disciplines.
5 - 7 years experience|
Engineering Services
Top Chemical Company | Mobile, AL and 4 other locations
Electrical Maintenance Engineer$88K - $121KThis role will be responsible for ensuring client's maintenance and reliability program is executed in a safe, efficient and high quality manner. The successful candidate will also be expected to identify, develop, and implement of innovative solutions to electrical system/asset issues.
5 - 7 years experience|
ChemicalsPosted by Jonathan Davis
Mentor Graphics | Mobile, AL
Senior / Staff Technical DeveloperDesign and implementation of the Customer specific software stacks (SMP/AMP); lead technical teams to implement architectural visions.
15+ years experience|
Ukpeagvik Inupiat Corporation | Mobile, AL
Subject Matter Specialist VAssisting with the implementation of maximo into the organization�s facility asset and equipment management program.
8 - 10 years experience|
Information Services
Evonik Degussa | Mobile, AL
Head of Piping, Civil and Construction Management DepartmentAssesses the requirements for conceptual, basic and detail engineering and construction for projects and ascertains suitable project organization in consideration of internal and external engineering resources.
15+ years experience|
Evonik Degussa | Mobile, AL
Principal Project Engineer - Process Information Management System ( PIMS )Generate, direct and approve designs, specifications, drawing and instructions with emphasis on lowest possible investment cost and efficient and safe plant operability.
8 - 10 years experience|
CTS | Mobile, AL and 2 other locations
.NET Software DeveloperDesign and implement multi-tier software using the latest technologies, such as ASP.NET MVC, jQuery, CSS, BizTalk, SharePoint, NServiceBus, Oracle, SQL Server, SQLite, and Informatica.
Less than 5 years experience|
IT Consulting/Services


text:
Now showing items 11-20 of 79
Guidelines on Joint Operations Centres (JOC)
These guidelines supplement the Policy on Joint Operations Centres (JOCs) (Ref: 2014.10). They provide detailed guidance on the establishment and functioning of JOCs in DPKO-led operations to ensure that missions have in ...
United Nations Peacekeeping Operations: Principles and Guidelines - The Capstone Doctrine
Au cours des soixante dernières années, le maintien de la paix des Nations Unies est devenu l'un des principaux outils employé par la communauté internationale pour gérer les crises complexes constituant une menace à la ...
United Nations Peacekeeping Missions Military Riverine Unit Manual
This Manual describes the United Nations (UN) Military Riverine Unit, focusing on military riverine support to the military component of a UN Mission. Always scalable in size, modular in function and Mission-tailored, the ...
UN Infantry Battalion Manual
The United Nations Infantry Battalion Manual (UNIBAM) provides peacekeeping battalion commanders, their staff, company commanders and sub-unit leaders with a reference guide in support of their planning and conduct of ...
Aviation Safety Manual
The purpose of this Manual is to set out the Department of Peacekeeping Operations and Department of Field Support (DPKO/DFS) guidelines on aviation safety, ensuring that top priority is given and systemic approach is ...
Guidelines on United Nations Police Support to the Provision of Security in Electoral Processes
Aider les autorités de l'État hôte à organiser des élections nationales et locales fait partie des tâches récurrentes et cruciales des missions dirigées par le Département des opérations de maintien de la paix (DOMP) et ...
Guidelines on Cycle Count of Expendable Property and Reconciliation of Discrepancies in Field Missions
The purpose of these Guidelines is to establish a unified approach for the cycle count activities for expendable property in the DFS-supported field operations. The guidelines are based on the leading business practices ...
The Mission Concept : DPKO/DFS and DPA Guidelines
These Guidelines apply to all DPKO, DPA and DFS-led missions. They define and outline how a Mission Concept may be used. A Mission Concept is a statement of intent and strategy on how a field mission plans to implement its ...
Guidelines on Reinsertion Programmes
These guidelines provide guidance on the planning, implementation and management of reinsertion projects for Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration (DDR) or related programme components in UN peacekeeping operations. ...
Guidelines on Understanding and Integrating Local Perceptions in UN peacekeeping
These guidelines apply to all field-based civilian and uniformed peacekeeping personnel who interact with members of the population of the host country as part of the execution of their duties, as well as those who are ...