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Values and Visioning workshop with Elani & Alyce
Elani Engelken and Alyce Blum
Wednesday, July 23, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (MDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
July marks the midway point for the year and it's a great time to check in with yourself and your goals. Are you looking to get reinspired, refocused and refueled for the things you want to accomplish? Or are you interested in learning how your values play an important role in your day to day life?
Please join us for an intimate women's only workshop to gain clarity on your values and create a vision that aligns with what you want.
This workshop will include heavy appetizers, drinks and a personalized workbook that you'll be able to take home with you.
For more questions please feel free to contact us directly -
Elani - email@example.com & Alyce - email@example.com
When & Where
Elani's home
1633 Humboldt Street
Wednesday, July 23, 2014 from 6:30 PM to 9:00 PM (MDT)
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Elani Engelken and Alyce Blum
About Elani -
After spending 4 years working in training and development with lululemon athletica I left the company to pursue my own creative goals. I have been trained in goal-setting methodology from Susanne Conrad and Brian Tracy. My experience in coaching and training comes from coaching programs with Landmark Worldwide and leading regional trainings with lululemon. I currently work with clients in Manhattan.
During one-on-one coaching I work with you to create a vision of your future as well as outline the steps necessary to live your ideal life. Weekly coaching sessions are spent building structure so you can fulfill on the goals you set for yourself in your relationships, health, career etc. We will identify what stops you and empower you to create new actions that will give you breakthrough results.
About Alyce -
Trained under the Institute for Professional Excellence in Coaching (iPEC) Alyce provides public speaking, strategic facilitation and consulting services for leaders and visionaries in the private and non-profit communities.
As a leadership, executive and networking Coach Alyce actively listens to her client's needs by asking the right questions. Honoring a confidential and non-judgmental space results in clients creating their own solutions, which ultimately builds confidence and self-esteem. Working with Alyce provides a set time to create benchmarks while holding clients accountable for their desired success. She is passionate and believes in the coaching practice because it directly enables clients to ask for what they want in their life and then come up with a deliberate plan to take action.
Before pursuing a career in coaching Ayce was a legal recruiter with Patton Boggs LLP in Washington, DC and facilitated international trade with the Canadian Consulate in Denver, CO.


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It can be fun to make yourself sweat by eating spicy food or dwelling on how everyone probably thinks you walk weird. Feel the heat with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $10 for $20 worth of casual American food
- $20 for $40 worth of casual American food for four or more
Spitfire's On State
Beer continually flows into pitchers at Spitfire's On State, largely to temper the waves of heat brought on by the eatery's signature chicken wings. These treats arrive at tables dressed in classic hot sauce or 1 of 16 others flavors, including ginger sesame, bourbon mustard, and caribbean jerk. Though the everyday menu is anchored by nine signature burgers, it gets a welcome addition on Fridays— the bar hosts a fish fry, where cod fillets and shrimp are doused in beer batter and served with classic fixings.

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By Maggie Thurber | for Ohio Watchdog
More Ohioans will join Medicaid than buy their own insurance, even with subsidies, say Obamacare sign-up figures, released Wednesday.
Although 5,672 people selected a marketplace plan, 9,231 – 62 percent – were determined to be eligible for Medicaid or CHIP, the state's health insurance program for children.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services figures also show just 28 percent who qualified to enroll in a marketplace plan were eligible for subsidies to help pay for that plan.
"One of the reasons why enrollment numbers are so low after two months of the federal exchange being up and running is that a lot fewer are qualifying for subsidies than originally projected," said Chris Brock, director of communication for the Ohio Department of Insurance.
In November, the Kaiser Family Foundation estimated 67 percent of potential Ohio enrollees would qualify for subsidies.
According to HHS, more than 50,000 completed applications covering 96,409 adults and children have been received since Oct. 1.
Brock said November enrollment was up considerably over October, but that was "only because the healthcare.gov website wasn't working" during the first month of operation.
The Medicaid enrollment for Ohio mirrors the national numbers. HHS reports that 69 percent of people who have completed the healthcare.gov sign-up were eligible for Medicaid or CHIP.
But not all of those who selected a plan have paid for them, and the government doesn't yet know who has and has not paid.
"You make (payment) through an insurance company – you don't pay the federal government. We are the sign-up site, and you make the payment directly to the insurer," HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius told the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday.
"I've never seen a business where you get to the point in the fundamental business transaction where you're going to make the payment, and you can't do it," said Rep. Michael Burgess, R-Texas. "That is a flawed system."
Brock said those opting for a plan through the exchange need to pay their selected insurance company by the end of the year to have their plan in effect by Jan. 1.
Sam Rossi, communications director for the Ohio Department of Medicaid, said the state has not yet received from the federal government the complete files of those the federal exchange determined would qualify for Medicaid.
"Ohioans who believe they may be eligible for Medicaid should visit the benefits.ohio.gov website and begin the application process through there," he said.
Ohio estimated that 231,000 individuals would enroll in Medicaid through the health-care exchanges, costing the state $521 million in the 2014-2015 budget.


text: Your Christmas Eve worship service is a wonderful time of year that everybody marks on their calendar and waits in anticipation for. All around the world, sanctuaries fill up to sing Christmas carols, worship songs and hymns. Every worship session is important, but this one is a pretty big deal! Whatever theme your church has decided on, there is a worship video loop available and ready to rock. Maybe you are going to crank up the volume and go loud and groovy? Maybe bust out the tambourines and bells? Or, perhaps you're killing the lights and lighting the candles for a more warm and cozy feel. No matter what route you decide to go, it's never too early to start getting your set list together with the corresponding video loops for that final touch to make your Christmas Eve worship as beautiful as it can be. Here is a list of the top 25 Christmas worship videos for church. These Christmas worship loops are just a snapshot of the more than 68,000 graphics, videos and worship media available from Sharefaith.


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Rome Man Pleads Guilty To Manslaughter
A guilty plea today from a Rome man after prosecutors say the injuries he caused to his daughter years ago led to her eventual death.
33 year old Joshua Castello is expected to get three to nine years behind bars when he's sentenced after he pleaded guilty today to manslaughter charges.
Castello had already served time on assault charges after violenty shaking his then two week old daughter 11 years ago.
Prosecutors say that shaking caused permanent injuries and the girl died two years ago at the age of of nine. Prosecutors claim the injuries she suffered as newborn directly led to her death years later because of the injuries she sustained.
The young girl weighed just 26 pounds at the time of her death because of the severity of the injuries she suffered as a newborn.
Castello will be sentenced in May.


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I just can't help myself. Every now and then I get a bug up my butt to go messing around with Krypted.com. In this case, I was tired of looking at some broken elements from the page and the front end of the site in general (just felt like something I might have built in college). I also needed to upgrade the site to the latest and greatest WordPress and some of the plug-ins that I was using were broken in 3. And thus, the lightest version of the site that I think has ever gone up. The posts are all still there, so no change to the content, but a lot of stuff was removed and the site in general (I think) looks and navigates much better.
Hope you like, and thank you for continuing to come to the site and read my random meanderings!
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Members of the Dixie Chicks Form New Band Court Yard Hounds
The Court Yard Hounds are basically the Dixie Chicks, minus their lead singer Natalie Maines. The folk sounding duo was the brainchild of sisters Martie Maguire and Emily Robison. The sisters decided to record their own project and for the first time, Emily Robison takes over lead vocals. For the record, I love the sound the Hounds have just unleashed in their new song "Sunshine". Check it out and tell me what you think.


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BIBLE STORIES FOR ADULTS By James Morrow. Harcourt Brace, cloth, $22; paper, $12.
Man proposes, God disposes and James Morrow acts as a recording angel. Thus, in his latest book he gives us 12 dark, funny tales of spirituality, yearning and morality. "Daughter Earth" is a sad and hopeful story in which a farm couple gives birth to a biosphere named Zenobia, complete with atmosphere and cloud cover (although how to keep the family dogs from drinking her oceans is a problem). In "Spelling God With the Wrong Blocks," a smug, zealous colony of androids awaits the appearance of their genitals, as foretold by the great prophet Darwin. If there is such a thing as an anti-science-fiction writer, it is James Morrow. Probably it's safer to describe him as a fantasist, an unsettling combination of Ray Bradbury, P. J. O'Rourke and T. Coraghessan Boyle. It's been said that all fiction writers play God, and Mr. Morrow takes this truism to its logical conclusion, moving God, Job, Noah and the rest of the Old Testament cast around like so many chessmen. But he does his best work when he depicts the Almighty as a capricious supporting player. "Bible Stories for Adults" will be advertised as irreverent. It is not. Mr. Morrow's biting humor doesn't attempt to conceal a deep respect for man and his place in the great cosmic joke. Of course, those who haven't yet seen the joke may have some trouble with it. David McDonoughContinue reading the main story


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Unlocking the Power of Keisha
Keisha Pierre-Lys's 'No-brainer' Decision
Of modest means and with four college-bound kids, Keisha Pierre-Lys's family couldn't pay as much as they would have liked toward her tuition. Drawn to Clarkson's distinctive biology program, Keisha was able to enroll in her top-choice school, thanks to an accommodating scholarship package. "It was a no-brainer," she says.
Keisha quickly took advantage of the Biology Department's hands-on approach and emphasis on undergraduate research. She worked on a faculty project to decode evolutionary relationships between lizard species. Next up was her own research in her minor area of study, psychology. She analyzed the smoking and drinking practices of her peers to determine why they fell prey to these bad habits. The culprit? Race and gender more than stress, she found.
Aiming for medical school after her May 2012 graduation, Keisha shadowed physicians last summer at University of Miami Hospital and has been volunteering in the obstetrics ward at a local hospital. Right now she's torn between research psychiatry and obstetrics/gynecology—two specialties well within her reach.
Check out the links on this page to learn how your contribution to The Clarkson Fund makes it possible for students like Keisha Pierre-Lys to shape a promising future. You can make it happen. It's your voice…your choice.
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Police Try to Intimidate Oakland Oscar Grant Marchers Last Friday
by Davey D
Last Friday February 6th, Bay Area folks came together at Oakland City Hall and did the March for Stolen Lives-meaning that they honored all those people who have been gunned down and terrorized by the police. The case surrounding Oscar Grant, the unarmed Black man who shot point blank while he lay on the ground not resisting, was the main focus especially since Johannes Mershely, the punk BART officer who killed him on New Years morning was due to post bail that afternoon.
A number of family members who had loved ones killed by police came out to speak and show support. The march was supposed to have gone from City Hall to the Oakland Police station, 7 blocks away and back. This had been negotiated close to a month ago. Unfortunately at the last minute OPD decided to pull the plug and deny the people their right to march. Between 300-400 police showed up to contain a demonstration that had 150-200 people at most. The show of force was definitely over the top. In fact it seemed to either be an elaborate hustle for officers to get paid overtime while the city is bleeding financially or it was a great excuse to get a lot of officers trained for real life crowd control situations. It certainly seemed like the large contingent of police were going through drills. They even had a number of people filming the entire event.
Initially marchers were prevented from leaving City hall Plaza by an army of cops dressed in riot gear, bully clubs drawn. The marchers went in the opposite direction determined to go where the police weren't. A large battalion of police followed them while another group of officers showed up from around the corner to meet them. At first it looked like there was going to be a huge confrontation, but then someone had the decency to let the marchers walk on the side walk down Clay street which was a block over from Broadway which runs through the heart of downtown and was the original route. The large police army then walked the streets and made sure marchers stayed on the sidewalk..
These first two video give you an idea of what was being spoken about by people who organized as well as the challenges faced by the police. I will post up more videos later.
In the meantime the people of Oakland are gearing up for a big fight to stop a Draconian curfew law the city wants to put in place which many feel will result in more Oscar Grants. Other folks along with Color of Change will be heading over to the Alameda County district attorney's office to make demands.Below are links to the videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bzSFpZ2EIRc pt 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNp-15SRTfw pt2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yT9Eo0T3x-c pt3
Here's another story about Friday's march
February 6 "March of Stolen Lives" Braves Massive Police Intimidation
Huge police presence and an all out program of intimidation calls to mind the violence of deep south law enforcement during the 1960s Civil Rights struggle "You know they used to lynch us. Now they're just shooting us down. Just shooting us down like it's the thing to do. And its not just here. It's everywhere." -- Patricia Johnson, sister of Anita Gay who was killed last year by Berkeley police.
OAKLAND - On February 6, about 200 people gathered at the main intersection of the city to demand Enough is Enough. No More Stolen Lives! They came to protest what they see is an epidemic of police brutality, with the murder of Oscar Grant only the latest example. As they gathered the crowd learned that Johannes Mehserle, the BART officer who was captured on video shooting Grant in the back, had been released on bail. The Oakland Police Department was deployed in a huge force, and the civic plaza was completely surrounded by rows of heavily armed police and metal barricades. People in the march expressed outrage that at the same time Mehserle was able to go free on bail, the victims of police brutality were not permitted to march down Broadway, on the sidewalk but instead were forced to march to the Police Station on a side street.
Ten families who have had loved ones killed by law enforcement spoke at the rally. They included Rashidah Grinage, whose son and husband had been killed in her home by Oakland police who to this day have not been held accountable for those murders. Statements from the March:
Sonya Wahnee, the mother of Andrew Moppin, a 20-year-old Native American stood side by side with Robin Glenn, the aunt of 27-year-old Jody Woodfox. Both men were killed by the same Oakland cop six months apart. Both men were unarmed. Sonya Wahnee said: "We are proud native people. Last year he [Andrew] was killed, murdered, on a dark street, shot in the back eight times. We got to go on raising his two babies without their mother or their father. It's been hard for us. This is his sister. She wants to know why her brother was killed. Why was Hector Jimenez put back to do it again?"
Robin Glenn: "We want to know why he was put back on the streets so my nephew was killed six months later by the same officer who killed her son? My nephew had three children. They want to know why too. Why aren't they going to be able to see their father. We want justice done TODAY. ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!"
David Santos, of the Bay Area Revolution Club, the organization which had initiated the protest, spoke to the need for revolution, "You have these mouthpieces in the media and elsewhere saying that the problem is these 'rowdy' youth. Well tell me this was it these youth who kidnapped millions of Africans and used them as slaves to build this nation's unmatched wealth? Was it these 'thugs' who unleashed a wave of terror by KKK lynch mobs to rape, hang and burn alive Black people all while not even allowing them to drink out of the same water fountains as whites? Was it these 'hoodlums', who, after granting formal rights to Blacks used the police to carry on this 'American tradition' of white supremacy and lynch mob terror? No it was not! All throughout this period, from slavery to the KKK, from lynch mobs to the police and prisons, there was a system that benefited from everything I have just laid out."
Enormous Police Presence From Start to Finish
The marchers, spirited, and angry, chanted and proceed in a disciplined way back from the Oakland Police Department, finally marching on Broadway. Police flanked the march in tight formation and swooped in menacingly whenever someone stepped on the street, Kathleen Espinosa, mother of SFPD murder victim Asa Sullivan described the scene, "If anyone stepped off the sidewalk, which was easy to do if the walk area got narrow, the whole group of people were pushed back onto the sidewalk by the police. Mind you, there were many women and some children in our group." Family members and others held the pictures of the victims of police killings high.
Moppin Family Member Detained on "Mistaken Identity"
But as the protest was ending groups of police made forays into the crowd, grabbing one youth then releasing him under pressure from the chanting crowd. And as the Moppin family prepared to take public transportation home from the protest a young relative of Andrew's was swooped down on by a group of cops and held in a police van. The police told him he looked like someone who had jumped on a police car in a previous protest. After holding him for 10 minutes they released him, warning him not to protest any more as they might mistake him for that person again.
Which Side is the City On?
The police action throughout the afternoon, as well as the collusion of City Hall which refused to issue a march permit, was a blatant attempt to shut down protest and silence free speech. This sickening display of naked state violence - aimed at physically preventing people from joining the rally and march and intimidating and terrorizing those who did come -- came after a week of battles with the city to even get a sound and march permit - despite having no legal grounds for the denial - prompting protests from the ACLU and Amnesty International. This battle continued throughout the rally and right up to the moment the march left Frank Ogawa Plaza, with march organizers and their attorneys going toe to toe with the police and city officials. Relatives of victims of police murder are forced by the system to endure a lifetime of indescribable agony, and then the police and the City of Oakland attempted to prevent them from even voicing their outrage and grief for a few hours.
On that very evening, following the release of Mehserle, Mayor Ron Dellums declared. "In challenging violence, we must not engage in violence," "In challenging injustice, let us not engage in unjust acts." By issuing this statement Dellums chose to condemn the people fighting for justice - not the killer cop Mehserle - nor the justice system that sprung him out on bail - even after he fled the state to avoid prosecution. In the face of all this, people along the march took up the chant, "The Whole System is Guilty." It took courage for the families to brave a sea of cops to speak out against the systemic and systematic epidemic of police violence. The experience was both cathartic and strengthening for the families and other protesters. Organizers expressed their determination to carry this fight forward with the statement: Enough is Enough - No More Stolen Lives - The Whole Damn System is Guilty!Return to Davey D's Hip Hop Corner


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Listing of reduction in revenues from tax exemptions to be submitted to legislature by department of revenue -- Periodic review and submission of recommendations to legislature by governor.
Beginning in January 1984, and in January of every fourth year thereafter, the department of revenue shall submit to the legislature prior to the regular session a listing of the amount of reduction for the current and next biennium in the revenues of the state or the revenues of local government collected by the state as a result of tax exemptions. The listing shall include an estimate of the revenue lost from the tax exemption, the purpose of the tax exemption, the persons, organizations, or parts of the population which benefit from the tax exemption, and whether or not the tax exemption conflicts with another state program. The listing shall include but not be limited to the following revenue sources:
(1) Real and personal property tax exemptions under Title 84 RCW;
(2) Business and occupation tax exemptions, deductions, and credits under chapter 82.04 RCW;
(3) Retail sales and use tax exemptions under chapters 82.08, 82.12, and 82.14 RCW;
(4) Public utility tax exemptions and deductions under chapter 82.16 RCW;
(5) Food fish and shellfish tax exemptions under chapter 82.27 RCW;
(6) Leasehold excise tax exemptions under chapter 82.29A RCW;
(7) Motor vehicle and special fuel tax exemptions and refunds under chapters 82.36 and 82.38 RCW;
(8) Aircraft fuel tax exemptions under chapter 82.42 RCW;
(9) Motor vehicle excise tax exclusions under chapter 82.44 RCW; and
(10) Insurance premiums tax exemptions under chapter 48.14 RCW.
The department of revenue shall prepare the listing required by this section with the assistance of any other agencies or departments as may be required.
The department of revenue shall present the listing to the ways and means committees of each house in public hearings.
Beginning in January 1984, and every four years thereafter the governor is requested to review the report from the department of revenue and may submit recommendations to the legislature with respect to the repeal or modification of any tax exemption. The ways and means committees of each house and the appropriate standing committee of each house shall hold public hearings and take appropriate action on the recommendations submitted by the governor.
As used in this section, "tax exemption" means an exemption, exclusion, or deduction from the base of a tax; a credit against a tax; a deferral of a tax; or a preferential tax rate.
[1999 c 372 § 5; 1987 c 472 § 16; 1983 2nd ex.s. c 3 § 60.]
Severability -- 1987 c 472: See RCW 79.71.900.
Construction -- Severability -- Effective dates -- 1983 2nd ex.s. c 3: See notes following RCW 82.04.255.
Review and termination of tax preferences: Chapter 43.136 RCW.


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Hop on a bike and hit up these spots. Austin at its best.
1. La Condesa
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Go for tacos during happy hour, 4-7pm. Order the pomegranate guacamole. Get a flavored margarita.
2. Feathers Boutique
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Great vintage, friendly service, deals and great designers to be had!
3. Torchy's Tacos
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Sit outside on the picnic tables on a warm night. Get one fried avocado taco and one breakfast taco. Share chips and their amazing salsa. Enjoy.
4. Guero's Taco Bar
Chrysanthe Tenentes: If you need some Tex Mex in a fun atmosphere.
5. Four Seasons Hotel Austin
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Hang out pool side if you have friends staying there. Have a couple margaritas in the sun. Just go with the teen pop soundtrack.
6. Hotel San Jose
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Have a drink by the pool and have a quiet night at this hidden-feeling spot.
7. The Ginger Man
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Darts and a jukebox, need I say more?
8. Péché
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Enjoy the ragtime music and a cocktail and don't miss the rosemary fries.
9. Progress Coffee
Chrysanthe Tenentes: Iced coffee with a splash of Mexican vanilla, jalapeno breakfast biscuit sandwich with avocado. Sit on the porch.
10. Barton Springs Pool
Chrysanthe Tenentes: The water is the same temperature year-round. Jump in!
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The Good Morning Guys At The CMA Awards Show [PHOTOS]
We're at the CMA Awards Show and this place is alive with buzz as everyone waits to see which artists will be honored this year. You really couldn't ask for a more upbeat atmosphere with all of the biggest country music stars in attendance tonight. We've gotten to meet a number of them since we arrived; it has been a great time so far and the parties continue tonight after the awards show is over. Wahoo!
Because we had to be in our seats insanely early, we decided to have a little fun with those sitting around us. Yes we've gotten a few weird looks due to Todd's "medical condition" as well! The last time we were here in 2008 we brought snacks and ended up sharing; as it turns out those around us got hungry during the wait as well. We learned and this time we brought LOTS of candy and junk food; we wanted to see how many artists we could give candy to before things got going. Here are some of the pictures we've taken at the awards show tonight…
If you haven't already, make sure to follow us on Twitter @K99radio as we're live tweeting during the show tonight. We want to chat with you!


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Re: Interpolation of a tabulated function
On 14.01.2011 12:17, girl17 wrote:
> So, I have a list for tabulated function like that:
> {{x1,y1},{x2,y2},...,{xn,yn}}, where x(i+1)-xi are not equal for all i.
> I want to get an interpolated function for that array and to use this function in this way: intFucn[x], where x1<=x<=xn.
> I tried to use ListInterpolation[], but it works only for 1D lists, i.e. in case if x(i+1)-xi are equal for all i.
> Is there any solution for this problem?
intFucn = Interpolation[data];
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Timeline of Psychologists Wilhelm Wundt 1850s-1910s "Father of Psychology"
began the first psychology laboratory in Leipzig, Germany
Introduced INTROSPECTION as a primary method in experiments
Famous Students include Tichtner and J.M Catell Sigmund Freud 1880s-1930s Main contribution was founding of PSYCHOANALYSIS
Specifically, he investigated the subconscious of humans, including sexual desires
Categorized the brain into three parts: id, ego, and superego Karen Horney 1930s-1950s Developed Famous "Theory of Neurosis":
Irrational anxiety or neurosis is used as a coping method for lack of a necessity (love, warmth, companions)
REFUTED many of Freud's sexual analysis of women and "penis envy"
Instead, inspired many to look into Women's Psychology
Findings developed belief in self-help and self psychology Jean Piaget 1930s-1980s START Greatest contribution: Theory of Epistemology
studied human growth stages and intelligence development
Sensorimotor Stage (birth-2yrs)
Preoperational Stage (2yrs-6/7yrs)
Concrete Operational Stage (6/7yrs-11/12yrs)
Formal Operational Stage (beyong 11/12 yrs)
Believed knowledge comes in forms of adaptation (assimilation and accommodation) of new ideas within created schemas (organized information) Erik Erikson 1940s-1990 Further developed psychoanalysis
Psychosocial Development (impact of social experiences throughout lifetime) consisted eight stages unlike Freud's five
Focused on the social development throughout life
Like Piaget, emphasized the importance of child development G. Stanley Hall 1880s-1920s Founded the First American Psychology Lab in the United States
First American to earn PhD in Psychology
First President of the APA
Foresaw and established the growth of Psychology, granting several PhD's to his contemporary Psychologists Stanley Milgram 1950s-1970s Most famous for his Obedience Experiment
Using a staged shocking device, he found how much people would go to obey orders
Obedience heavily determined by peers as well as internal forces like ethics
Also rose to question the ethical treatment of people in experiments Albert Bandura 1950s-Now Known for his Social Learning Theory:
How people learn new information by observing and imitating
Famous Expirement: Bobbo Doll
Children watched a clip of a doll being beaten, then replicated it
Arguably a behaviorist, however, he thinks more of himself studying cognitive psychology Elizabeth Loftus 1970s-Now Most noted for her research in memory
"False Memory Phenomenon"
ability to from false memories especially under suggestions
Her discoveries have led her to testify over 200 cases to denounce memory accuracy Judith Rodin NOW 1970s-Now Studies environment vs control over individual
Most recent findings include link between obesity and environment
First women to hold a high position at an Ivy League institution
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Talented Girl Is Talented!
I can't draw anything that looks like anything else. A circle for instance. I can't draw an even circle to save my life. It looks like a rejected Cheerio. I was cruising the Innerwebz today (as you do) and found this lady's website.
Amazing is a word that comes to mind. Whatever word you use to denote the highest of talent, use that one...
Ammirite? And get this, she does not use a brush. She paints using her hands.
Her. Hands.
Jealous Big Time!


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In the United States, coffee is the most commonly consumed beverage, second only to water. The effects of drinking coffee depend on the amount and type of coffee you drink, but in general it has a beneficial effect on health for adults as long as it's consumed in moderation. Children and adolescents, however, may be better off avoiding coffee.
Potential Health Benefits
Drinking 2 to 3 cups of coffee per day has either neutral or beneficial effects on adults in terms of heart disease, stroke, neurodegenerative diseases, gastrointestinal diseases and asthma, according to a review article published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology in September 2013.
Another review article, published in The New England Journal of Medicine in May 2012, came to a similar conclusion, saying that the antioxidants and other active compounds in coffee may help lower the risk for heart disease, diabetes, inflammatory diseases stroke and early mortality.
Drinking a moderate amount of coffee during meals may also help you eat less, potentially making it easier to lose weight, according to a study published in Obesity in June 2013.
Potential Health Risks
Coffee may interfere with oral contraceptives and postmenopausal hormones and isn't recommended for pregnant women or women with postmenopausal problems. It can also cause caffeine withdrawal symptoms if you suddenly decrease your intake. These symptoms include headache, trouble concentrating, fatigue, nausea, muscle pain, depression and irritability.
Getting too much caffeine from coffee can make you jittery, cause dehydration, increase your blood pressure, cause abnormal heart rhythms, make it hard to sleep, increase the risk of dehydration, make you dizzy or give you headaches. Too much caffeine may also increase your risk for osteoporosis or fibrocystic disease, which causes lumpy, painful breasts.
Age Considerations
While coffee is fine in moderation for adults, it may be harmful for children and teenagers. A study published in the Journal of Adolescence in April 2011 found that teenagers who consumed higher amounts of caffeine were more likely to be sleepy during the daytime and be academic underachievers. Caffeine may affect brain development when used during the formative years and is associated with more risk-taking behaviors in adolescents, according to the National Council on Strength & Fitness.
The National Center on Addiction and Substance Abuse at Columbia University also notes that girls who drink coffee are more likely to smoke and drink alcohol than those who do not.
Recommended Limits
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Editor's Note: This is one of a pair of ACH commentaries that we are publishing today on Payments Views. Be sure to also read Carol Coye Benson's post "ACH: Big Questions for the Biggest Network" based on her recent interview with NACHA CEO Jan Estep.
I recently presented to TAWPI's Payments Capture and Clearing (PCC) Council and had 15 min to address The Future of ACH. Needless to say, I was only able to cover a couple key themes and answer a few questions. So here is an expanded version of my thoughts on this topic:
The enduring allure of ACH is its ubiquity and low cost. All banks are connected and transactions are relatively inexpensive for banks and businesses to process. In addition, the ACH network has been a friend and enabler of alterative payments, inadvertently (at first) or intentionally fostering innovation (later).
Today, after nearly a decade of steady growth, the momentum is decreasing. The ACH network is at a crossroads and key stakeholders are vocally calling for change (e.g. the Federal Reserve's announcement of same-day settlement) or pursuing alternate strategies (Wells Fargo and BofA's partnership to form Pariter).
The ACH must proactively address four key trends in order to remain relevant and continue to grow:
1) Shifting volume and new growth drivers – Roughly half of ACH transactions are payments to/from consumers initiated by businesses. Many are direct deposit of payroll and others are for recurring bill payments. They've steadily increased in number over the years, but are not a significant growth area (see blue area at bottom of Figure 1 below). As the economy slowly recovers it is not expected to achieve the same growth rates we've enjoyed in the last few years, and ACH transaction volume growth has decelerated accordingly.
Transactions from one business to another (B2B) remain a minority and have grown only modestly over time (gray area in Figure 1). Yet there is pent up demand for useful business payment solutions that carry data as well as dollars; I believe this is a key opportunity for ACH (more on that in a moment…).
eChecks have been the primary growth engine for ACH in recent years (red area in Figure 1). Check conversion eChecks, most notably the hockey-stick adoption of ARC, drove new ACH transaction volume in the post Check 21 era. Today, however, native electronic eCheck transactions such as WEB, which is used for transactions initiated online – for example by PayPal or for bill payments over the internet – are growing more quickly than check conversion transaction types (see Figure 2). ARC will remain a key ACH transaction type, contributing sizable volume, but is no longer a significant driver of growth. The other eCheck ACH transactions, POP and BOC, are discrete solutions for converting checks at the point of sale, or a retailer's back office, but are niche solutions and unlikely to drive growth the way ARC did.
Figure 1: NACHA Transaction Volume by Segment
Figure 2: eCheck Transaction Volume
2) ACH fosters payment innovation – Here at Glenbrook we follow, encourage, and are occasionally mystified, by payment innovation. So called 'alternative payments' are at the core of our practice. Many of the new payment schemes use the ACH as a platform for innovation (PayPal being the most well-known, but they are an incumbent now, not an upstart innovator). Everyday it seems that there are new solutions emerging in the ecommerce, point of sale (POS), and mobile arenas that also rely on ACH.
ACH rules have been modified over time and new transaction types created in order to address the changing payments landscape. And in recent years, NACHA has not only encouraged innovation, but has participated as an innovator. The network has fostered its own payment mechanisms: EBIDS and Secure Vault Payments. By encouraging – or even leading – innovation the ACH network can retain a central role in defining the future of the payments industry.
3) Globalization increases demand for International transactions – Demand for cross border transactions, whether initiated by companies or consumers, is growing. Business of all sizes are now transacting globally, often within their region but also across regions. The Global recession has lessened demand, but this macroeconomic trend that will not go away. In the meantime, explosive growth for global remittance payments from foreign workers to their families at home, while abated by the softened economy, is still a huge market (estimated to be $456 billion by 2010). Nonbank money transfer solutions and private networks have long dominated the global remittance market. However, the payments industry is just now defining new solutions – many leveraging mobile. The US is a primary source of outbound global remittance payments and the ACH network could be a primary origination method for these transactions.
ACH, by its nature, is a domestic payment solution, but as of September 18, 2009 International transactions (to or from the US, via the ACH network) will have their own transaction code IAT. While this change was largely motivated by regulatory oversight it should lead to innovative new product. Yet, true interoperability between the US ACH and other low value, high volume payment networks worldwide will take many years to come to fruitition. Efforts are underway, most notably InternationalPaymentsFramework.org, and adoption of the XML ISO 200022 standard would be a key step in the right direction. NACHA in conjunction with the Fed should continue efforts to explore global payment interoperability in order to address the payment needs of our increasingly Global economy.
4) Competing with card networks to electronify business transactions – Business to business (B2B) transactions remain stubbornly paper. Businesses continue to initiate nearly 76% of their transactions as paper checks. The ACH network supports detailed remittance data via CTX but only a small subset of business transactions carry the data. Instead, companies send payments via ACH and remittance data via email, fax, EDI, web portals, etc. Until the data and dollars arrive together, in a format that can be easily absorbed and interpreted by accounting packages and ERP systems, businesses will continue to rely on paper checks, sending remittance details in the same envelope, to be processed via lockbox or hand-keyed by receivables clerks.
Companies have indicated that they would gladly pay for a truly robust solution that addressed the A/R cash application headache (Source: NACHA Research). Over the last couple years NACHA has focused on exploring small business payment solutions, an effort that we at Glenbrook applaud, as each large business exchanges transactions with a long tail of suppliers. Supply chain solutions that are focused on large trading partners and their suppliers exist, and work well for tightly knit financial supply chains, but are not going to address the remaining 74% of transactions that are still made with checks.
[B2B payments are the focus of my consulting practice. For more on B2B Payment Myths and Realities, read this post by my colleague Carol Coye Benson and this recap of our recent B2B Payment Workshop in NYC.]
5) Same day ACH clearing In March the Federal Reserve announced that select ACH debit transactions will clear on a same day basis. The rationale provided by the Fed is that the change in clearing timing will make ACH more competitive – particularly with check image exchange transactions. An increasing amount of ACH transaction volume is exchanged outside the ACH network via bilateral arrangements between banks, enabling faster settlement and lower fees. The change is voluntary and goes into effect 2nd Quarter 2010. It only impacts those transactions that are received by 2:00 pm. The Fed is one of two ACH switches (the other is operated by EPN).
The ACH community is divided as to whether same day clearing is beneficial. An alternate proposal enables receiving banks to retain float on pending transactions by memo posting ACH received by 8:00 PM and clearing them the following day.
In my humble opinion, the same day payment settlement debate is a distraction. It may make sense for a subset of transactions – expedited bill payments, urgent business payments, perhaps a same day clearing transaction specifically for mobile P2P transfers – but changes necessary to support ACH network wide same-day settlement would be costly for all parties and there is no clear benefit. (More about Same Day ACH in my colleague Carol Coye Benson's post based on her interview with NACHA CEO Jan Estep).
The Future of ACH
The ACH community should be focused on leveraging its key assets – ubiquity and low cost – to provide true value-add services that will attract an ever increasing number of native electronic payments. International and B2B payments are vast opportunities that the ACH network can effectively address and charge a modest premium for. But concentrated effort is necessary. Otherwise alternate networks (e.g. Pariter) or alternate payment methods (Wires) or payment schemes (card networks) will address these needs sooner, and relegate the ACH network to being an underlying network for innovation taking place elsewhere.
In determining its next steps, the ACH network needs to balance the expectations and needs of its constituents (see Figure 3). By providing value-add services, reliably, for reasonable prices, with appropriate safeguards to protect consumers and businesses from fraud and bank and processers the ACH network can insure its future as a key enabler of electronic payments, domestically as well as to/from global counterparties.
Figure 3: ACH Network Participants have varying expectations
What are your thoughts on the future of the ACH network?
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(L to R) Glenn Reith, Adjutant General Glenn K. Reith, Department of Military and Veterans' Affairs, Pam Mount, Council Member Lawrence Township and member of the Family Readiness Council, Linda Reith, Chairwoman of the Family Readiness Council of the National Guard, League President David DelVecchio, Mayor, Lambertville City, League Executive Director William G. Dressel, Jr. click here for complete photo album.
Article in May 4, 2007 Trenton Times
League of Municipalities' President, Mayor Dave DelVecchio of Lambertville presented a check to Linda Reith, Chair of the National Guard Family Readiness Council, in Lawrenceville.
The check, in the amount of $36,000, represents the proceeds from the Mayors' Support the Troops Pancake Breakfast, held on April 15, and co-sponsored by the League of Municipalities, American Legion Post 414, the Lawrence Lions Club and VFW Post 7921.
The Family Readiness Council provides Family Grants to New Jersey Army or Air National Guard service members who have been mobilized longer than 90 day within a period of one year, whose families are experiencing financial hardship. It also provides Business Grants to New Jersey Army or Air National Guard Service members who have been mobilized longer than 90 day within a period of one year and were self-employed business owners at the time of being mobilized. Such grants are for the purpose of helping to sustain the business during the service member's mobilization or helping to resume the business operations following service member's de-mobilization.
"The League of Municipalities is proud to support the work of the Family Readiness Council," said Mayor DelVecchio. "Neither Federal nor State programs exist to address these needs. This is one way we can express our gratitude to our fellow citizens serving their country on active duty in time of war."
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Extra classes to cope with admissions crisis (Birmingham Mail) Anxious parents have been told that Sutton Coldfield primary schools could open extra classrooms in September to tackle an admissions crisis.
City Tories had 'Dunkirk moment' claims deputy (Birmingham Mail) Birmingham's Conservative deputy leader has blasted his party's election strategy in a leaked email.
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The prospect of the first line honours-handicap winner of the Sydney to Hobart in 17 years edged closer to reality on Friday when officials confirmed the race would take place in hostile weather conditions.
The fleet of 117 can expect a cold, wet and bumpy passage to Hobart with the Bureau of Meteorology forecasting gale force south westerly gusts of up to 60 knots on Tuesday evening.
The most recent of the five boats to do the line and handicap double was Sovereign in 1987, but Friday's forecast significantly improved the chances of that feat being achieved by one of the three super maxis - Skandia, Konica Minolta and Nicorette.
"It's a very good possibility it will be one of the big boats," said Skandia's skipper Grant Wharington, who steered his boat to line honours last year.
At Friday's briefing, the bureau's Peter Dunda told crews the conditions would rapidly deteriorate on Monday.
The race is expected to start on Boxing Day in "fairly good conditions" with light to moderate south easterly winds in the morning giving way to 10 to 15 knot noreasterlies in the afternoon.
Dunda forecast strengthening north to norwesterly winds on Monday morning ahead of a front which was expected to deliver gale force south westerly winds to the NSW far south coast during the morning.
He predicted the wind would increase in strength from 35 to 40 knots by the evening and would be even stronger on Tuesday night when rough seas and heavy swells were forecast.
While the bigger boats could complete a significant portion of the race before the bad weather kicked in, there was little cheer for the smaller yachts with the possibility of gale force winds continuing until Thursday.
"It looks like the bigger boats will probably get a slightly easier time of it, but we don't underestimate the difficulty of the task," Konica Minolta navigator Steve Hayles said.
"It certainly looks like Bass Straight's going to be a very tough bash.
"A tough upwind forecast is I think reasonably good for our yacht."
The forecast certainly didn't appear to favour 60-footer Targe, one of the early favourites for handicap honours.
"Certainly it's not the dream forecast for us," said Targe's principal helmsman Iain Murray, who added it looked like a "big boat race".
AAPT skipper Sean Langman was resigned to not having an appropriate opportunity to fly his much publicised sail kite in the race.
"Given the forecast, I think my wife is at home rigging it up as a canape for tomorrow's lunch," Langman quipped.
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MRO Software announces enhancement of MAXIMO 5
MRO Software, the leading provider of strategic asset management solutions, has announced the enhancement of MAXIMO 5, its strategic asset management solution, by adding two leading-edge features - the Key Performance Indicator (KPI) and the Dashboard performance management capabilities.
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Parashat Vayakhel-Pekudei (Shabbat HaHodesh)
March 13, 2010 – 27 Adar 5770
Annual (Ex. 35:1-40:38): Etz Hayim p. 552; Hertz p. 373
Triennial (Ex. 39:22-40:38): Etz Hayim p. 567; Hertz p. 387
Maftir (Ex. 12:1-20): Etz Hayim p. 380; Hertz p. 253
Haftarah (Ezekiel 45:16-46:18 [A]; 45:18-46:15 [S]): Etz Hayim p. 1291; Hertz p. 1001
Prepared by Rabbi Joyce Newmark
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Hazak, hazak, v'nithazek!
Moses assembles the entire Israelite community and again instructs them to observe Shabbat. He asks them to bring their gifts of materials to build the Mishkan; and those who have the skills to come forward to perform the work. The artisans come together under the leadership of Bezalel and Oholiav, they report to Moses that the people are bringing more materials than are necessary. Moses announces that no one should bring any more gifts for the Mishkan.
The Torah describes the making of the cloth walls, roof, planks, and bars of the Mishkan, the curtain for the Holy of Holies, and the screen for the entrance. Bezalel makes the ark and its cover, the table, the menorah, the altars for incense and for burnt offerings, the anointing oil, and the incense.
Moses instructs Aaron's son Itamar to conduct an accounting of the materials used for the building of the Mishkan. The making of the priestly vestments is described. Once all of the work has been completed, the Mishkan and its furnishing are brought to Moses and he blesses the people who made them. God instructs Moses to set up the Mishkan, to anoint it and its contents, and to consecrate Aaron and his sons. The cloud representing God's presence fills the Mishkan, lifting up from it when it is time for the Israelites to set out on their journeys.
Moses could not enter the Tent of Meeting, because the cloud had settled upon it and the Presence of the Lord filled the Tabernacle. (Exodus 40:35)
Sparks for Discussion
Rashi points out that when our verse says that Moses could not enter the Tent of Meeting, it was only because the cloud representing God's presence was upon it. What does Ramban add? Rabbi Schochet offers an explanation for why God restricted Moses' access. Does this make sense to you? What lesson did God want Moses and, by extension all of us to learn? How does this help to shape your understanding of brit (covenant)?
For over the Tabernacle a cloud of the Lord rested by day, and fire would appear in it by night, in the view of all the house of Israel through their journeys. (Exodus 40:38)
Our commentators teach that is important to remember that things always change. Do you think this is true? Do you think this uncertainty helps a person live a better life? Does knowing this affect how you relate to other people? It's easy to understand why we need this awareness to fight depression, but what's wrong with being happy?


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Bartholdi cherished and valued the physical world, as he made quite clear in his letters and diaries.
Still, I valued his opinion, as us perennial patients are wont to do.
We were loved and valued (and therefore were lovable and valuable) exactly as we were.
The cubby and the 460 bottles of wine, valued at $8,339.50 will remain at Cricova to be displayed.
The mansion was valued at around $1 million, but had no telephone or Internet service—although it did have a large satellite dish.
In France, the land is valued at one-fourth less than Belgium.
I asked, rather to bring him out than because I valued his opinion in a detective case.
This will be her very own, and as it grows will come to be a valued treasure.
But what I valued most in my new life was that I often saw Carmen.
How she valued her own life had been proved; but his—she had no right to tamper with it.
mid-15c., probably from value (n.). Related: Valued, valuing.
c.1300, from Old French value "worth, value" (13c.), noun use of fem. past participle of valoir "be worth," from Latin valere "be strong, be well, be of value" (see valiant). The meaning "social principle" is attested from 1918, supposedly borrowed from the language of painting. Value judgment (1892) is a loan-translation of German Werturteil.
mid-15c., probably from value (n.). Related: Valued, valuing.
value val·ue (vāl'yōō)
A principle, standard, or quality considered worthwhile or desirable.
An assigned or calculated numerical quantity.


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Ovarian cancer data reports
A list of ovarian cancer data reports is provided below.
- Report to the Nation - Ovarian Cancer 2012
Publication date: 4 October 2012
This document provides a summary of national statistics on ovarian cancer in Australia from the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare and Cancer Australia report Gynaecological cancers in Australia: an overview.
- Ovarian cancer in Australia, an overview 2010
Publication date: February 2010
Ovarian cancer in Australia: an overview, 2010 brings together in one volume the most up-to-date statistical information available on the epidemiology, public health and health services impact of ovarian cancer in Australia.
- Report to the Nation - Ovarian Cancer 2010
Publication date: February 2010See a snapshot of the most up-to-date information on incidence, mortality and survival for ovarian cancer in Australia.
- National Data Strategy for Breast and Ovarian Cancer
Publication date: February 2008
Report summarising National Breast and Ovarian Cancer Centre's* National Data Strategy to improve access to information about breast and ovarian cancer.


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For centuries, pizza and pasta battled for the title of Italy's most beloved dish. Cast your vote for the Boot's best culinary creation with this Groupon.
Choose Between Two Options
- $15 for $30 worth of Italian-American cuisine
- $25 for $50 worth of Italian-American cuisine for groups of four or more<p>
The menu includes one pound baskets of chipotle, BBQ, or spicy-buffalo wings ($9.99), calzones stuffed with ham, pepperoni, italian sausage, and three cheeses ($9.99), and half-pound burgers ($10.99+). California-style pizzas include the hawaiian with sliced smoked ham and pineapple ($13.99+) and the sausage pizza ala vodka with mushrooms, spinach, romano cheese, and mozzarella over a creamy tomato sauce ($14.99+).
Dough Boy's California Pizza
Since 1989, Dough Boy's California Pizza has married platters of gourmet pizzas, pastas, and sandwiches with cocktails at its three oceanfront locations, replete with tiki huts and vibrant tropical murals. Mellow melodies sail across the dining room, filled with wooden booths and bar seating, and a white picket fence encircles the sunny front patio. A vintage red VW bus parks near diners as they devour unlimited portions of spaghetti and signature herb marinara sauce and steak pizzas, which sit atop tableside pedestals.


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Through how many lines is the rhyme scheme the same as that followed in the Italian sonnet?
Find the other poems in this book and write out the rhyme scheme for them.
But there is a tendency to vary the rhyme scheme in the sestet—the octave usually is unchanged.
Does this rhyme scheme help to produce the effect of the poem?
Can you write out the words which will represent the rhyme scheme in the other stanzas in this poem?
As will be seen on examination, the rhyme scheme is as follows: a b b a a b b a c d c d c d.
The poem consists of thirty-five stanzas, not one of which repeats both the metrical pattern and rhyme scheme of any other.
The stanza consists of four rhymed lines, in any rhyme scheme, with the last two repeated.
It may be interesting for beginners to work out the rhyme scheme of a poem and write it down.
If now we apply the plan that is suggested for writing out the rhyme scheme, the word for the first stanza is ababccdd.


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Kan Hosho, a celebrated actor of noh classical musical drama, died Monday at his home in Tokyo's Nerima Ward. He was 81 and had been suffering throat cancer.
Hosho, the first son of Yaichi Hosho, also a noh actor, was given the state honor of "living national treasure" in 1994.
He made his stage debut in 1941 and played waki-kata (supporting) roles in noh plays. He also appeared in new noh plays and revived old ones. Greek tragedies were among his repertoire.
After succeeding to the position of 12th head of the Hosho waki-kata school in 2001, Hosho made efforts to nurture young actors. In 2014, he received the title Person of Cultural Merit.


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Always offer fresh, high-quality coffee or tea. Make sure it's good. It's this kind of touch that shows you care about your customers. You might also want to offer bottled water for those who don't care for coffee or tea. There is nothing worse than a company that cares so little about its customers that it makes them wait in a cramped waiting room with battery acid for coffee. The right beverage, at the right time, can have a very calming effect (even if it has caffeine).
About Matt Schoenherr
Matt is a husband, father of four, marketing consultant and founder of Marketing Ideas 101. As a student, teacher and published author, Matt supports the worthy goals of service and commerce in the small business and nonprofit communities. You may find him on Google+, Twitter and Facebook. Creative marketing ideas and marketing strategies may be found at MarketingIdeas101.com.


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It's just not summer unless I'm making a Mint & Basil Watermelon Salad. Watermelon so goes well with mint and basil from the garden, too!
In this Mint & Basil Watermelon Salad recipe, I combine the watermelon with gluten free rice vinegar and lime juice, both of which contrast well with the sweetness of the fruit and the saltiness of the feta.
This healthy salad goes great with barbecue and is the perfect side dish to bring to parties. Many people ask me for my Mint & Basil Watermelon Salad recipe. Feel free to share!
Mint & Basil Watermelon Salad with Feta
- 6 cups watermelon, seeded and cut into bite sized pieces
- 1/4 cup fresh basil, minced
- 3 tablespoons fresh mint, minced
- 4 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 4 ounces feta, crumbled
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- Combine and gently toss ingredients in a decorative bowl. Serve.
- Serving size: 1 cup
- Calories: 100
- Calories from Fat: 39
- Total Fat: 4.3g
- Saturated fat: 2.8g
- Unsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Sodium: 214mg
- Total Carbohydrates: 13.4g
- Sugar: 10.4g
- Fiber: 0.9g
- Protein: 3.8g


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^ Fire Emblem has sold out? A dark cloud has spread across the land indeed...troubling times are upon us.
< His cold is starting to go away.
v Celebrating my immune system's victory over the wretched sickness.
^ Fire Emblem has sold out? A dark cloud has spread across the land indeed...troubling times are upon us.
< His cold is starting to go away.
v Celebrating my immune system's victory over the wretched sickness.
Intel 6600k at 4.4ghz, 8gb DDR4 Ram @2800mhz, Gigabyte GTX 1070 G1 GPU, 500W EVGA 80+Bronze PSU, Corsair 200R case, Seagate 1tb Hybrid HDD, Acer G257HU Monitor, CMSTORM KB and Mouse combo.
^ Using a bunny ava/sig because he made a funny and pretended to be a rabbit some time ago with his friends.
< I don't know what to say.
v Knows what to say.
< Dislikes Majad for a reason that has been forgotten.
V Also wonders why i hated Majad at one point in time.
^ Yeah. Majad is like, sexy and stuff.
< Doesn't hate anyone.
v Hates everyone.
^ Actually I hate very few people, maybe 3 max.
< Is insane.
V Is also insane.
^ May be right
< Hates/Looks down on alot of people
v Is so nice they feel bad for stepping on grass.
^Wants a slave
< Just had his first zombie apocalypse dream and can't face the fact that it was indeed a dream
v Likes watering cans
"If you wear a rabbit's foot, remember that it had four of them, and they didn't do any good for it."
^ Doesn't own one.
< Doesn't even have a garden.
v Takes regular sun baths in their garden.
A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one.
^ Nope. No gardens.
< Wants a garden.
v Will do all the dirty work.
^ Still recruiting.
< Dirty work.
v Will help out.
^ I got enough on my own to deal with. Sorry.
< Should be working but completely lacks the motivation to do so. Which is really bad. Has a hand-in that's due on monday and normally doesn't get much done during weekends. Besides I have no idea what to do and I am stuck.
v Will be a bit more cheerful
^ Should get his work out of the way and then Starcrafttt!
< Isn't any bit more cheerful, really.
v Has had a wonderful day!
^ Meh. I don't really mind being single right now. Too much other stuff on my plate.
< Isn't a cat.
v Is a kitty.


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FSPA Seeing Stars! Benefit
Bring your friends and join us for a fun evening of food, wine and great entertainment at the Seeing Stars! Benefit at the Flint Institute of Music!
Begun in 1997, Seeing Stars! is the tuition assistance program for the Flint School of Performing Arts. It has provided thousands of low income students the chance to realize their dreams of making music or dancing. During the 2015-16 school year alone, 551 students were awarded $139,435 in tuition assistance.
Providing children the opportunity for long term arts study is critical. Not only does it develop creativity, it fosters a sense of achievement and teaches important skills like discipline and teamwork. Your participation at this special event provides students who need financial assistance the chance to study music and dance at the Flint School of Performing Arts–an opportunity they wouldn't otherwise have.
Don't forget to add on to your ticket as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of Seeing Stars! and the 100th anniversary of the Flint School of Performing Arts, and donate $20 in honor of 20 years of giving students opportunities they might not have otherwise. Learn more here...
Seeing Stars! Benefit Details
February 3, 2017
6:00 pm - Dinner
7:30 pm - Seeing Stars! Performance
1025 E. Kearsley St
Flint, Michigan
Invitations are mailed in January. The cost per person is $50 and includes hors d'oeuvres and a strolling dinner, compliments of the finest restaurants in the area.
To purchase a ticket to this event, please contact the Development Office at 810.237.3110.
Are you the owner of a restaurant and want to help make this event a success while receiving great advertising? Call Michelle Minarik.
Phone: 810.237.3110
Email: Michelle Minarik


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Local Food Showcase Connects Growers With Buyers
Posted: June 14, 2011
Growers, involved in food production, were introduced to buyers looking for local food sources for their restaurants, stores, markets, institutions and schools. LFS highlighted products from beets to beer at the Chatham University Fitness Center and Penn State Extension Educator, Heather Mikulas, arranged a full day of activities. Demonstrations by well known chefs preparing ingredients from local sources, workshops on marketing strategies and information on food access left everyone "hungry" for more!
If you were unable to attend LFS, or simply want to add to your knowledge and contacts, why not consider attending the 13th Annual National Value-Added Agricultural Conference this month in Pittsburgh, PA. Co-hosted by Penn State and Ohio State, sessions on direct marketing, processing and distribution will investigate what role each plays in the economic success of value-added agriculture. For more information you can visit http://extension.psu.edu/farm-business/2011-national-value-added-agriculture-conference .


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2010 World Fantasy Award Winners
(2010 World Fantasy Award winner The City & The City: one book to rule them all and in the brightness bind them...except for enclaves of The Wind-Up Girl support.)
The 2010 World Fantasy Awards, for achievement in 2009, have been announced at the World Fantasy Convention in Columbus, Ohio. The judges were Greg Ketter, Kelly Link, James Minz, Jürgen Snoeren, and Gary K. Wolfe.
There's nothing particularly unexpected in the winners' list--Mieville's novel has been gobbling up awards like a benevolent Pac-man, and Margo Lanagan and Karen Joy Fowler are among the best short fiction writers of their generations. The presence of not two but three lifetime achievement award winners seems to represent some tension between the administrators of the award and the judges, since administrators in the past have suggested possibles in that category. (One imagines Straub, Lumley, and Pratchett looking at the list and feeling like three guys staring at each other from within a very small phone booth and saying simultaneously, "I'm not done yet!")
The tie in the story collection category is somewhat inexplicable to me personally, as I found the Petrushevskaya not particularly fantastical and also not particularly good. Meanwhile, Straub's anthology was canon-defining, Jonathan Strahan is one of the field's hardest-working editors, and Strange Horizons is long overdue for recognition as a website that creates an importance space for speculative fiction and nonfiction.
The entire ballot of finalists can be found here.
Life Achievement
Brian Lumley
Terry Pratchett
Peter Straub
The City & The City by China Miéville (Macmillan UK / Del Rey)
"Sea-Hearts," Margo Lanagan, X 6, coeur de lion publishing
Short Story
"The Pelican Bar," Karen Joy Fowler, Eclipse Three, Night Shade Books
American Fantastic Tales: Terror and the Uncanny: From Poe to the Pulps/From the 1940s to Now , ed. by Peter Straub, Library of America
Collection (tie)
There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried To Kill Her Neighbor's Baby: Scary Fairy Tales , Ludmilla Petrushevskaya, Penguin
The Very Best of Gene Wolfe/The Best of Gene Wolfe , Gene Wolfe, PS Publishing/Tor Books
Charles Vess
Special Award—Professional
Jonathan Strahan for editing anthologies
Special Award—Non-professional
Susan Marie Groppi for Strange Horizons


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Mike Clawson (Christian contributor) here. Some of you may have noticed a week or so ago when the New York Times ran a front page article on the numerous LGBTQ student groups popping up on conservative Christian college campuses all over the country. The article especially focused on the institution where I am currently studying, [Read More…]
What do Churches Contribute to the Community?
(BTW, this post is by Mike Clawson, the very-infrequent-but-still-here Christian contributor.) I know the answer many atheists would likely give to the question in the title of this post is "nothing". However, that may not always necessarily be the case. At least, not according to studies done by U. Penn researcher Ram Cnaan (who describes [Read More…]
What should I ask an Atheist?
Hey friends, Mike Clawson here (the delinquent Christian sometimes contributor). I'm posting again because I need your advice. These past two months I have been leading a discussion series at my church (a very artistic, progressive, Austin-y kind of church that actually has a number of atheists and agnostics in attendance and even a few [Read More…]
Christian Responses to "Militant" Atheists
Hey all, Mike Clawson, the (woefully delinquent) Christian contributor here. (But I have a good excuse, honest. My doctoral program is seriously kicking my ass. ) Anyhow, I stumbled upon this satirical blog post by Kim Fabricius over at the Faith and Theology blog, entitled "Twelve point guide for ripostes to militant atheists," and thought [Read More…]
Is Liberal Religion Really Part of the Problem?
Hi Friendly Atheist friends! Mike Clawson here. I know it's been forever since I've posted (that's the problem with graduate school – it doesn't leave you much time to write anything not class related), but I recently came across an interesting article on AlterNet.org that I wanted to share with y'all. Titled "Should I Quit [Read More…]


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I saw these snippets in the Daily Mail in the last few days, and thought them interesting with the body image research. Some random facts that have been published as interesting statistics alongside articles.
How realistic is that figure, considering the average age expectancy is 81 years old for Women, 79 for men. That would be more than a quarter of your life trying to adjust your body weight, almost half. And as it is an average, it means that some people are spending a lot longer than 31years dieting.
Stress effects our bodies more than a lot of realize, and the diet is one of the first parts of the body effected, whether it is over or under eating. I suppose you can only blame the TV for weight gain because you are sat for hours on end not moving.
Microdermabrasion, or advanced exfoliating of the skin, is second most popular cosmetic treatment for men. Fascinating. I can't say I have ever really heard of it, let alone know anyone who has expressed a wish to have it done.


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Police Investigate Two Homicides
(Cincinnati, OH.)—Cincinnati District 3 police are investigating two homicides that occurred less than three hours of each other.
Police do not believe that the two murders are related.
The first incident was reported at 7:15 p.m. on Wednesday near the intersection of Neave Street and Storrs Street in Lower Price Hill.
The shooting victim was taken to UC Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
Police are looking for a black Ford Explorer that was seen fleeing the scene.
At 9:35 p.m. the second shooting was reported in Westwood at Baltimore Avenue and McHenry Avenue.
The victim was taken to the UC Medical Center where he was also pronounced dead.
Police said the shooter was last seen in a dark colored Nissan.
Neither of the victim's names have been released.
Any information on either case can be reported to CrimeStoppers at (513) 352-3040.


text: Home- Offices and Services- Registrar- Declaration Process Declaration of Major/Minor Menu Menu Declaration Forms Quick Links Major form -Addendum for topical majors Minor form Colgate catalogue Members of the Class of 2019 are required to file a completed, signed Declaration of Major form with the registrar's office by March 3, 2017. Members of the Class of 2019 who fail to submit a Declaration of Major form by the deadline will be placed on a major declaration hold and will not be allowed to register for fall 2017 courses. Sophomores who submit declaration forms after the March 3 deadline but before the week of registration will forfeit their assigned registration time and be reassigned a registration time after all other declared sophomores register. It is the student's responsibility to ensure the department chair/program director has adequate time to review and sign the form before the deadline (typically a full week). Declaration Process Run a What-If audit in Degree Works to review the major requirements and see how your current and previous course work applies to those requirements. You may also view the requirements in the current Colgate Catalogue. Consult the many Colgate resources available to you as you choose a new academic adviser: Chair of the department or director of the program in which you intend to major Your current academic adviser Your administrative dean (If you are not sure who your administrative adviser is, you should contact the Office of the Dean of the College 315-228-7426 or 315-228-7368.) Lynn Waldman, Director of Academic Program Support and Disability Services (315-228-7375) The Office of the Registrar staff (315-228-7676) Faculty directory Meet with the faculty member whom you've selected as your new academic adviser in your intended major. Here are some issues you may want to discuss with your new academic adviser when completing the declaration form: Are you considering a second major or minor? Are you planning to complete requirements in a professional training or certification program? Are you planning to participate in an off-campus study group? What are the requirements for honors or other awards in your department/program? Review your What-If audit with your new adviser and complete the declaration form (see links above). Obtain appropriate signatures (new academic adviser and department chair/program director). Submit the form to the registrar's office by the appropriate deadline. Second Major or Minor No more than two majors or one major and one minor may be recorded. (You must complete a separate declaration form for each.) Second majors or minors must be declared no later than the full-term course withdrawal deadline in the fall semester senior year. Please also note that students must declare a major before they can declare a minor. Occasionally two separate majors may have some overlap of course requirements. In this case, a course may be used to satisfy requirements in two majors when at least seven of the courses completed in fulfillment of each major are unique. No more than two courses used to satisfy requirements for a major may be used to fulfill minor requirements as well. If the primary major requires cognate courses (which must be taken but which are not actually considered part of the major), these cognate courses may be counted toward the second major or the minor. Advanced Placement and Pre-Matriculation Credit Students in the Class of 2018 wishing to claim any pre-matriculation (including AP and IB) credit must submit the required materials to the registrar's office no later than April 1, 2016 or the credit will be forfeited. We encourage you to take care of this quickly. Please check your transcript to verify that you have received credit for any AP / IB exams or college courses that you took prior to matriculating at Colgate. You may view your Colgate transcript online through Banner Self-Service (in the portal click on the registrar's tab in the Banner Self-Service portlet and choose "Get unofficial transcripts") or come to the registrar's office (with your Colgate ID) to request an unofficial transcript. If your AP/IB/pre-matriculation credit does not already appear on your Colgate transcript, please follow the instructions below. Contact the registrar's office with any questions. To receive credit for AP exams, the registrar's office must receive an official score report from the College Board. Contact the College Board for AP score reports by calling 888-CALL-4-AP and reference the Colgate code, 2086. To receive credit for IB exams, the registrar's office must receive an official transcript from International Baccalaureate. 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Winter Rose Afghan by Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby
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Winter Rose Afghan
Skill Level
Finished Size
59 inches in diameter
- Lion Brand Vanna's Choice medium (worsted) weight acrylic yarn (31/2 oz/170 yds/100g per ball): 5 balls #174 olive (A) 4 balls #145 eggplant (B) 3 balls #144 magenta (C) 2 balls #123 beige (D)
- Size H/8/5mm crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
- Tapestry needle
Gauge: Motif = 6 1/2 inches in diameter; rounds 1 and 2 = 2 3/4 inches in diameter
A Shibaguyz Designz pattern.


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Several weeks ago when I read this book about the liturgical year, I wondered why there were such long gaps between the most important phases of the church year…after Advent and Christmas there's one gap of a few months and after Lent, Easter and Pentacost there's another long gap. They call these gaps "Ordinary Time." At the time I thought it was odd that they didn't add some other less important but still significant celebrations into the year to fill in the gaps so that you would just move from one phase to another.
But now we're beginning Ordinary Time and I understand. I understand that just like we need rest every day and a break every week, there is purpose and pleasure in these rest times built into the year. It is so comfortable to return to the regular rhythm of our daily lives. Our regular mealtimes and our regular foods. Our predictable schedules and our quiet downtimes.
In our ordinary time, we're un-decorating from Christmas, returning to preschool, eating more whole grains and doing less baking of treats, playing preschool games again (because one can never get enough Chutes and Ladders, don't you agree?), and gradually regaining the slow and peaceful pace of everyday life. 'Brother time' is back (our version of nap/rest time) as is a regular quiet moment of prayer for me each afternoon. And although I love the bustle and busyness and the meaningful celebration of Christmas, I'm thankful to return my home and my life back to just plain "ordinary."


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The 35-year-old 1997 champion, who drives for BMW Sauber, is enjoying his best season in years after a disappointing time with BAR.
"Being quicker than my team-mate now, having won the world championship and raced for pole positions, seems to be a negative to get a contract," he said.
BMW look set to pair Nick Heidfeld with test driver Robert Kubica next season.
Heidfeld, 29, is under contract with the German manufacturer until the end of 2007.
Kubica, a 21-year-old Pole, has starred in free practice sessions this year, although he blotted his copybook with a heavy crash during Monaco practice on Thursday.
Villeneuve currently lies 13th in the drivers' world championship with six points.
When asked if he wanted to stay in Formula One next year he said: "Yes, but who with? Right now (I have) no idea.
"It's going well here (at BMW), but no one has yet told me that this means they would like to keep me for next year. It would be a shame if it did not carry on."
Villeneuve ruled out a return to North America - where he won the Indycar title and Indy 500 in 1995 - and said he will not race full-time when he is finishes in F1 .
He also hinted that one-off endurance races, like the Le Mans 24 hours in France, appealed to him.
"After F1, if you want to do something different, it has to be something other than open wheel racing," he said.
"It's (F1) above the rest by a big margin. I live in Europe now. I can't imagine moving back to America.
"As for Le Mans, why not? But that's only one race a year. It wouldn't be a career. If I did it, it would be for fun."


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Admissions Events Calendar
Saturday, July 27, 2013
Preview Event Time: 9:30a - 2:00p Location: Knott ARCC Details:
*Pre-registration is now closed. Walk-ins are welcomed. Registration will happen at the PNC Sports Complex beginning at 9:30am*
Designed specifically for prospective students beginning their college search, this program gives students a chance to learn about the Mount's admissions criteria, academics, various campus and social activities and the outcomes of a Mount education. A student-led campus tour will also be offered as well as the chance to eat in our dining hall.