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It's time to think about renewing those fishing and hunting licenses for 2004. Your present license is only good to the end of February. Don't forget; if you are over the age of 65 you can fish FREE from here on out in Indiana. All you have to do is carry a driver's license or some form of identification that says that you are 65 years of age or over. I think this also includes not having to buy a trout stamp but better check the Indiana fishing regulations to make sure. I just got this information from an IDNR bulletin about – the best places to fish in Indiana for the next few months.
January – If the weather stays cold, it's hard to beat perennial perch fishing favorite Summit Lake, near New Castle, for ice fishing. Try fishing frozen bays for big bluegill or under thick ice over deeper waters where cold perch like to hide. Locals use minnows, small worms or bee moth larvae as bait. Check at the park office for bait ideas and safe ice areas.
February – Young Lake Michigan coho salmon often show up in Indiana warm water discharge areas and lake harbors as early as February. Try orange-colored spinners or plugs on the terminal end of some light tackle. Grill fillets with butter and lemon over apple wood coals. Want to know where the public fishing access sites in Indiana are? Just pull up:
Locally-Don't overlook the good fishing at Fox Island if you don't want to travel very far. Oh, and I've found a good way to teach your kids how to fish for bass. Take them carp fishing below the Huntington Dam. The carp are plentiful, fun to catch, and they are great training for teaching a kid to reel in a nice fighting fish like a bass, pike, or coho. And they are good to eat. When carp are caught in clean water they can be baked, fried, and canned. When they are smoked they taste just like salmon. All you need is a can of corn for bait.
Speculation of a nationwide decline in frogs and toads has prompted the Indiana Department of Natural Resources to ask Hoosiers to leap into action. The DNR is looking for volunteers to participate in the Indiana Amphibian Monitoring Program. Volunteers are needed to listen for frogs and toads from late February through July, the breeding seasons of Indiana's amphibians. Surveys are conducted at night, usually after rainy days, or on misty nights, when frogs and toads give their breeding calls. Information collected by volunteers will help DNR biologists better understand the distribution and abundance of amphibians in Indiana. Volunteers must attend a training workshop in order to participate in the survey. Past participants are not required to attend.‑ Each training workshop covers Indiana's 17 frog and toad species, their calls and breeding habitats, setting up surveys, and recording data.
Registration is not required to attend a training workshop. Attendees are asked to bring pen and paper to the workshop.‑ Participants must be 18 or older.‑ Anyone interested in volunteering is urged to come to a workshop and sign up for a survey route. The Indiana Amphibian Monitoring Program is part of the North American Amphibian Monitoring Program (NAAMP) by the U.S. Geological Survey.‑ Two survey methods will be utilized starting this spring: national routes and stationary sites. National routes are driving routes that take one to two hours to complete, not including drive time to the survey area. Stationary sites are completed at frog and toad breeding sites. Surveys are repeated three times during the breeding season.‑ Internet access is required to participate in the program. Information on Indiana's Amphibian Monitoring Program is available online at: www.IN.gov/dnr/fishwild/endangered/naamp/nindex.htm.
Training in the Fort Wayne area: Saturday, January 24, 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. IPFW Science Building (SB 168)(Park in Lots 7 and 9) www.ipfw.edu/maps.
This program is funded by donations to the Endangered Wildlife Fund on the Indiana State income tax form.‑ Look for the eagle and donate all or a portion of your state tax refund to keep frogs and toads 'hopping' in Indiana.
I did not write that last sentence. I'll see you all out there in the woods or on the water.
The Allen County Master Gardener Youth program is a summer educational program offered by Purdue Cooperative Extension for kids ages 7-14. Young adults interested in gardening receive hands-on training, tours, and outdoor labs at the Allen County Extension office on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday mornings from 9AM-11:30AM. The young adults also plant and maintain their own garden area. In 2004, training sessions begin in mid-June and conclude in mid-July. The fee for the training is $30.00 (due at first orientation session).
Visit or contact the Allen County Extension office at 481-6926 (option 3) and ask for an application. The application is also available on-line at www.ces.purdue.edu/allen. The Purdue Master Gardener Youth volunteer training program is limited to 20 students each year.
Ricky D. Kemery, Allen County Horticulture Educator
Allen County 4-H is offering a series of workshops this spring and summer on dog obedience training. The program is open to youth that are in grades 3-12. Young people can learn how to train their family dog to be more obedient. The dog should be at least six months of age. Youth will learn how to teach their dog to heel on a leash, stand for examination, sit, stay, and much more. They will also learn about the health, care and grooming of their dog.
The cost of the program is $25. The meetings will be held on Mondays, at the Home Loan Building, Allen County Fairgrounds, 2726 Carroll Road, Fort Wayne. All participants must pre-register, pay fees and complete their paperwork by February 20. Class size is limited. For more information and registration materials, contact Barb Thuma, Extension Educator, 4-H/Youth at 481-6826.
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Present: Martha Crosby, Thomas Hilgers, Roger Lukas, Thomas Schroeder, Mary Tiles, Janice Uchida, and Charlotte Mitsutani.
Chair Tiles called the meeting to order at 3:02 pm.
1. The minutes of 1/26/04 were approved.
a. MLT met on January 27. VC Sakaguchi's revisions of budget figures, requested by members at an earlier meeting, were distributed. The Chancellor suggested, and MLT concurred, that budget allocations for next year be the same as those arrived at for this year.
b. Chair Tiles and Vice Chair Schroeder met with interim VCRG Jim Gaines in order to provide information from the past that will help prepare for the upcoming JABSOM accreditation-team visit. Discussion focused on the final years of the Mortimer/Smith administration, in which there were major movements of G funds that in effect established priorities different from those established by UHM's "open budget" processes of that time.
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d. Tiles, after last week's SEC meeting with the Chancellor on CGPBR, was approached by two faculty members who were not present at that meeting. They suggested that the Faculty Senate take a more active role in discussions of CGPBR. SEC notes that the Standing Committee on Professional Matters is discussing related issues in a meeting occurring simultaneously with the SEC's own meeting.
e. MME met on 2/2. The Chancellor distributed the recommendations of the special 2003 WASC System Visit team. The Chancellor expressed grave concern that the visiting team's 2003 report has not yet been made available for discussion in anticipation of the forthcoming team follow-up visit. ACCFSC is similarly trying to secure last year's report.
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b. CA learned that the National Association of Faculty Athletic Representatives has recommended actions that parallel those recommended by CA×specifically, that the Faculty Athletic Representative should have the confidence of the faculty, and that there should be an emphasis on recruitment of women and minorities as Faculty Athletic Representatives.
that deals with issues relating to research and graduate education. SEC will look into the possibility of expanding CPM into a Committee on Research, Service, and Professional Matters.
a. Avis Morigawara of the VCAA office has the key but is not available to schedule room use. It has been proposed that Elaine Nakao of the General Education Office handle scheduling of HH208. But SEC needs to set policies.
b. The SEC, after discussion, decided that first priority in room use will go to the standing committees of the Senate, and in the case of GEC, its standing committees. After the needs of these committees have been met, all other duly constituted faculty committees will be able to use the room for meetings. SEC will revisit this policy as necessary.
c. Chair Tiles will talk with Elaine Nakao to assure that she understands her responsibilities.
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 4:24 pm.
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the word Eugenics
seems like two words
EU and GEN-xx
eu - greek means ' wide' or 'wide-face'
gen- english, part of DNA and RNA
^sounds like arabic -jin , jinn
or chinese - yin - heaven
'wi-de' heavenly dream
like wide heaven or wide-face
FACE - a faze for-Power--Light -
a symbol - a face of god
also face as power as in a circuit or spyral - cosmic ray?
E = mc^2 or area A => the area of a circle, "A=Pi*r^2",
like in a dream A=E
de je vu
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hi people, about 7-8 years ago I had a dream that I was at a party at a location I had never been to and with guests i had never met, it was normal dream but for some reason it stuck with me. a few years later between xmas and new year 2005 myself and some friends were having a random drive about and we ended up on this long narrow country road which lead to the house in my dream, it was identical to my dream even down to the smallest details, so what i want to know is, is this de je vu or something else coincidence or a dream of past memories/life. I hope this is the right section.
It is the path you take through life, like fate or destiny, but you're in control over it, you're drawing it out as you go. This is a bit 'out there', but the dimensions of reality we know as time are rather tertiary relative to other dimensions, even the energy field of consciousness. Just as DNA contains a self-correcting code of genetic information based on the double helix symmetry, the whole of a person's physiology is likewise self-correcting, and this is important. Dreams are a part of that self-correcting system, kind of like a hair brush for the synapses, to comb out the tangles, so to speak. Dreams are often weird and symbolic because they take the underlying shape of things into account, not just the "movie"
presented to our 5-senses. Consider Einstein's famous equation "E=m*c^2", and if you look closely, it's merely the formula for the area of a circle, "A=Pi*r^2", very simple and elegant. In our dreams, the "E" and the "A" are interchangeable in that pattern. So, my theory is this: you have a natural rhythm in your experiences in life, that rhythm or pattern is the same even though circumstances are always changing, like momentary self-fulfilling prophecies. That dream and that de je vu, it's a positive development, that you're mastering that rhythm, learning to anticipate what will happen next.
Alot of people think Eugenics "died out" at the end of WWII... thank you for showing that is definitely not the case.
The New Eugenics is to be found in the results and applications of the Human Genome Project and the next steps are to clone or rather "create sperm" and "create eggs" that contain just the DNA and mtDNA the Eugenicists are looking for, then with forced abortion and the even forced impregnating with implanted zygotes into what are essentially slave wombs to "create a new Human race". This is NOT science fiction, but rather a Eugenics Science Goal and Project.
The Effort will be to build a society along the lines of a Bee Hive.. with a Queen (only her DNA and mtDNA will be synthesized and used for 'production'), soldiers, workers (of all levels), those who's destinies are to be nothing more than WOMBS to incubate, give birth, and feed the new young (of all castes), and the sexual slaves.
The shear reduction in the human genetic diversity will of course make it very easy for nature to decimate the human population.
I guess what I have presentd here is "Eugenics 170".
Holy shit! Your comment gave me goosebumps.
Here's why...
People who report being abducted by aliens describe the aliens as a hive-like species. The greys are the workers while the taller, better looking, usually female aliens are in charge...sort of like the queen.
Now, this is even more shocking:
There was a medical study conducted on test subjects in New Mexico, who were given intravenous DMT. A good portion of the subjects reported bizarre abduction like scenarios. A few in particular described the alien types who operated in like a bee-hive structure.
Read the book: "DMT: The Spirit Molecule"
My theory is that our mind can connect to other dimensions and DMT is one substance that can make it extremely easy for humans to connect to those dimensions.
DMT does exist naturally in small amounts in the human body and could be an explanation for spiritual and alien abduction experiences.
This particular alien dimension, which our mind connects to while on DMT, could be a future dimension.
Aliens could be humans thousands or hundreds of thousands of years in the future.
The term jinn is also applied to a wide range of phenomena which, according to most of the classical commentators, indicate certain sentient organisms of so fine a nature and of a physiological composition so different from our own that they are not normally accessible to our sense-perception. We know, of course, very little as to what can and what cannot play the role of a living organism; moreover, our inability to discern and observe such phenomena is by no means a sufficient justification for a denial of their existence. The Quran refers often to "the realm which is beyond the reach of human perception" (aI-ghayb), while God is frequently spoken of as "the Sustainer of all the worlds" (rabb al-alameen): and the use of the plural clearly indicates that side by side with the "world" open to our observation there are other "worlds" as well - and, therefore, other forms of life, different from ours and presumably from one another, and yet subtly interacting and perhaps even permeating one another in a manner beyond our ken. And if we assume, as we must, that there are living organisms whose biological premises are entirely different from our own, it is only logical to assume that our physical senses can establish contact with them only under very exceptional circumstances: hence the description of them as "invisible beings". Now that occasional, very rare crossing of paths between their life-mode and ours may well give rise to strange - because unexplainable - manifestations, which man's primitive fantasy has subsequently interpreted as ghosts, demons and other such "supernatural" apparitions.
Occasionally, the term jinn is used in the Quran to denote those elemental forces of nature -including human nature - which are "concealed from our senses inasmuch as they manifest themselves to us only in their effects but not in their intrinsic reality. Instances of this connotation are found, e.g., in 37:158 ff. (and possibly also in 6:100), as well as in the earliest occurrence of this concept, namely, in 114:6.
Apart from this, it is quite probable that in many instances where the Qur~an refers to jinn in terms usually applied to organisms endowed with reason, this expression either implies a symbolic "personification' of man's relationship with 'satanic forces' (shaytan) - an implication evident. e.g.. in 6:112, 7:38, 11:119, 32:13 - or, alternatively, is a metonym for a person's preoccupation with what is loosely described as "occult powers". whether real or illusory, as well as for the resulting practices as such. like sorcery, necromancy. astrology, soothsaying. etc.: endeavors to which the Quran invariably refers in condemnatory terms (cf. 2:102 ; also 6:128 and 130, or 72:5-6).
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Enjoyed the post as I use my dreams and those who are more aware take notice of their dreams-they guide us in many ways or really things below the conscious awareness-sometimes very heavy things-as though the dream provides buffer at times-to process the info and make it work, with what we discover, the utmost highest. As the saying goes, when the student is ready the teacher will appeqar.
Hard to say whether something is dejevu or whatever-but I am sure there are several dimensions interacting and generally I look at it as though I am existing in several of them-all slightly different...the past and future are quite relative to my awareness...and my POV
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Freezing – Bigger, Bolder… Colder – Fantastic Family Holiday Fun in Ottawa! Review and Promo Code
Last year I kept hearing about a hysterical musical out of the Gladstone Theatre called Freezing. I had thought about taking my family to see it, but with the hustle and bustle of the holiday season time slipped away and before I knew it, Freezing was no longer running.
Luckily, Freezing has become a holiday tradition for many Ottawa families, which means it is once again running at the Gladstone Theatre until January 3rd! If you are looking for something fun to do with the entire family this holiday season, I highly recommend seeing this year's production of Freezing – Bigger, Bolder… Colder.
Filled with timely jokes for all ages (albeit sometimes very corny), catchy songs and the similarity of a popular Disney movie, Freezing may be familiar, but is made better with a beaver and snow monster unlike any other you will ever see!
Freezing's story line is simple, a Queen and her two daughters, Princess Adele and Princess Hanna, rule Snow Globe Kingdom, but the Kingdom is threatened by the evil Hans, a mischievous villain who wants to rid the world of winter's wonderland. What makes Freezing enjoyable is that the audience is not only encouraged to sing along, but characters such as Rubble the Troll interact with various audience members throughout the show and, in our case, kept referring to them over and over again.
Freezing – Bigger, Bolder… Colder is a witty, interactive show that will have the entire family singing, smiling and laughing! My daughter loved saying "flap, flap, flap" every time the beaver came on stage and my husband and I enjoyed the larger than life stage presence of Queen Gerda. Freezing is a fun family holiday experience for all ages. So, grab your family (the grandparents too!), buy tickets and get ready to have some fantastically Freezing fun!
Freezing takes place December 18 through January 3rd at the Gladstone theatre (910 Gladstone, Ottawa). Tickets are available at www.thegladstone.ca and http://freezingthemusical.com
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Sounds like a fun show to go see. We are not from the area so it would be a little too far for us.
This sounds like a fun event for the whole family 🙂
Wow,what an amazing event for families in that area


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When he awoke on the morning of Thanksgiving Day, 1961, Merrill Womach was a handsome, vibrant man actively engaged in his growing music business, much in demand as a concert singer, adored by his lovely wife and three young children. by early afternoon, a devastating plane accident had badly burned his body and totally destroyed his face, forever altering the direction and purpose of his life and that of his wife Virginia. As difficult as it was to accept at first, the Womachs knew "God's plan is best. He was still alive and working in our lives." Tested By Fire is the incredible true story of Merrill's excruciating physical agony during a fourteen-year-long period of over fifty operations, and of Virginia's torment as she nursed her husband back to health and acceptance and held their small family together.
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Pirates notebook: McCutchen arrives, vowing to 'get better'
BRADENTON, Fla. — Andrew McCutchen arrived Monday at Pirates spring training camp, armed with a list of personal goals as well as boxes of shoes, gloves and other gear.
"He usually comes with a couple focus points," manager Clint Hurdle said. "We'll get his thoughts on the work he's done this winter and where his focus is this spring, and we'll see if it matches up. Every year I've been here, it pretty much has. His game continues to get better and more consistent. He sets the bar pretty high for himself."
It will be difficult for McCutchen to top what he did last season, when he batted .317 with a .911 on-base plus slugging percentage and was named the NL Most Valuable Player.
"I'm just trying to continue the things I've been doing, every facet of the game," McCutchen said. "I'm going to focus even more on baserunning, because I know I can get better at it. I'll get on base, and everyone will know I'm going to second, but I've still got to do it. You've got to work on it. Being consistent at the plate, being consistent with my throws and defense, all of that."
McCutchen had a busy offseason, attending events on the East and West coasts and in Hawaii. He was showered in the buzz from the MVP award until December, when he got engaged on "The Ellen Show" in front of a national audience.
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Closer Jason Grilli has not thrown off a mound since Thursday, the first day of camp. Monday, he watched from behind the fence while 15 pitchers — including Wandy Rodriguez, Mark Melancon, Tony Watson and Vin Mazzaro — threw bullpen sessions.
Grilli, 37, missed two months last season due to a strained right flexor tendon. He said he's healthy and is merely following a normal, albeit less intense, workout routine.
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The pitchers were told to scale back their bullpens — a "touch and feel" session designed to get them to sharpen their focus in workouts.
However, Rodriguez threw 38 pitches, twice as many as his peers. The left-hander fired several curveballs and ended his workout with a sizzling fastball that drew applause from a large crowd of fans.
"It was a good day," Hurdle said. "Wandy was able to throw all his pitches and get right through it."
Rodriguez, who missed half of last season due to chronic forearm discomfort, also has extra days off built into his pitching routine.
Super Bowl swagger
Right fielder Travis Snider walked into the clubhouse early Monday morning wearing a Seattle Seahawks cloak and matching Mexican-style wrestling mask. Snider, who makes his offseason home in suburban Seattle, made sure everyone remembered who won Super Bowl XLVIII earlier this month.
"I've got to remind these Niners fans who the champs are," Snider said, nodding toward California native Justin Wilson.
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Around the horn
Joel Sherman of the New York Post reported the Pirates gave pitcher Gerrit Cole a $512,000 contract for 2014. As a player with less than three years' service time, Cole must accept whatever salary the team assigns him. ... The Pirates will receive the Chuck Cooper Foundation's Career Achievement in Leadership, Diversity and Community Service Award to recognize the team's work in the minority community. The award will be presented Tuesday at the Lexus Club at PNC Park.


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Posted 24 November 2012 - 11:14 PM
I really want to keep specifics out of this where possible, however any advice based on the information I provide would be greatly appreciated.
My SN's child attends a mainstream public school. The school in question has always gone beyond my expectations for my child and my other SN's child. So much so, when I moved I kept my children at this school and travel everyday.
A situation happened mid-year with this teacher, and myself regarding my SN's child. Some completely "out of line" comment was said by my SN's child's teacher. The comments were that bad I took them further to the SN's coordinator who is VERY supportive of myself and my child. She agreed it was of concern and promised me she would deal with it. I trusted her and left it be. However, the situation mean't I no longer felt comfortable going anywhere near this teacher or the classroom.
Fast forward to recently and due to my SN's childs class being there well after the bell I went over to the classroom. I walked in and what I experience was beyond words. I was abused, harrassed by my SN's child's teacher over a silly little issue she (that happened to be the exact SAME issue as mid-year). She refused to believe this issue was related to my child's SN's and turned on me in a BIG WAY. My other younger SN's child witnessed all this, and was very confused over the teachers aggression towards me. It was such a severe situation I removed my child from the school for a week. The SN's cooridnator spoke to me on two occassions over the phone and wanted my child to return. What bothered me, despite her (as always) amazingly understanding personality, was that this teachers actions have not and will not be dealt with.
I have contacted a local disability discrimination place, who referred me to another place. I have not heard back from them. My child has been back for only one day. My child is happy enough and I have chosen to send him back, a little out of pressure, but I can not let this teacher get away with it. Hard when I can't put specifics in here. I fear for other children, and I know this behaviour is not isolated. I fear for other kids who aren't SN's.
WDYT? Would you take this further and put a compliant about the teacher only (not the school) to the Department of Education? I don't and wouldn't take this step if I didn't feel it was needed. Does anyone know what the DoE do with these complaints? Would I need to meet up with this teacher and others over this? If was offered but I refuse to be anywhere near this person.
Posted 24 November 2012 - 11:37 PM
It's hard to respond not knowing what this teacher was cross about (I do understand you cannot be specific), have you spoken to the prinicipal about it? If you have and they were not responsive then I suppose your next step would be the dept of education. Do you have access to a advocate for your child through the disability services team in your state?
Edited by sparkler, 24 November 2012 - 11:37 PM.
Posted 24 November 2012 - 11:41 PM
The principal was consulted prior to the last phone call I received. My SN's child is too old now for any funding, so not advocate other than myself. Thanks
Posted 25 November 2012 - 01:28 AM
Definitely take it further!!
You're your childs advocate.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 05:36 AM
I would go and speak to the principal directly, not through the coordinator. Make it clear that you will be ringing the education department - start with the disability area. Also, if your child has ASD, ring the organisation as they have school representatives. Do not let this matter slide. If you were abused, that is completely unacceptable and it should go further. Good luck.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 06:08 AM
It is hard to say given there are no specifics, but you are your child's advocate.
My only question is did the teacher say something because you went over to the class before it had finished, or was it something you heard, that normally you would not hear as you weren't there - if that makes sense.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 06:46 AM
You say you fear for the students. Physically? Emotionally? If it was that bad that some harm may come of them, I would be contacting the teachers registration board for an investigation if you have exhausted all possible avenues with the school.
Very hard to comment without knowing specifically what happened.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 07:38 AM
Daisy where are you? In Queensland you can have an advocate or support person from the department of education come to any meetings with you.
Hard to comment not knowing what you are saying exactly. What actually happened? What did she do / say? and how old is your SNs child? You said you don't recieve any funding for your child anymore, so are we talking about a teenager?
Why is your child SNs but then not funded because of age? That doesn't make sense, not knowing what the SN is exactly?
Tam my boys do not receive funding and they are 7 and 9. We were told by DSQ that this is because once they are school age the funding and support now comes from EQ, and we do have excellent support from them now - between the hours of 8.30 and 2.30. I can't say that was the case when we were using a mainstream school. The difference being of course is that the teachers at our SS actually WANT to be there. They signed up to teach children with disabilities.
Children on the spectrum are also provided with funding through FACHSIA although this evaporates when they are 6.
Edited by Copacetic, 25 November 2012 - 08:21 AM.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 03:26 PM
Its impossible to know what I would do in that situation without specifics. I wonder what you mean about fearing for other children. ? you can report a teacher to docs if you hold significant fears. In my experience formal complaints against teachers very rarely result in any changes, principals seem to be left to deal with complaints ad they see fit. But they have very little power to impose any consequences. Its almost the end of the school year. So in ur situation I'd probably see out the year and request a new teacher for next year.
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Posted 25 November 2012 - 04:01 PM
Not specifically related to this topic but on the topic of no funding over a certain age (which is correct) the Catholic system (at least in Victoria) DOES fund ASD students, including Aspies, after FACHSIA runs out.
Just wanted to mention in case it helps anyone out.
Edited by JaneDoe2010, 25 November 2012 - 04:02 PM.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 04:07 PM
Not sure if you are in Victoria or not but this mob really helped us when we were having issues with my son's CCC
I agree with the others though, it is hard to comment when we don't have all the details. But, I understand why you are being so circumspect
Posted 25 November 2012 - 05:34 PM
Yes I would take it further.
Edited by ASDivine, 01 December 2012 - 09:51 PM.
Posted 25 November 2012 - 09:00 PM
I'm a strong supporter of the "listen to your mothers instinct". If you really believe something needs to be done, than do it.
What if this happens a 3rd time? You children will get more confused and upset.
Yes, it is hard to give any detailed advice with any proper details. Just go with your "gut" is all I can say.
I am praying this is not about any physical/mental abuse.
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McCormack, a member of the elite Ranger corps from 2000 to 2007, recently began promoting his veteran-owner status in online business directories and on the company's website.
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The number of Fortune 500 firms that have set goals for working with veteran-owned businesses — or firms owned by veterans disabled while in the service — has jumped 50 percent in the past four years, since the business association began tracking those companies, Pavelek said. Some 156 Fortune 500 firms have specific goals related to veteran-owned suppliers or businesses, he said.
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''We still have deep concerns that these proposed changes do not go far enough to address the significant control the combined Telstra/Foxtel group are likely to have on access to premium content,'' Optus said. ''This is important to ensure Australians are not locked into paying prohibitive prices for premium content.''
Optus regulatory spokesman Andrew Sheridan said popular sports content had been targeted by regulators in other jurisdictions after complaints by rivals, citing a 2010 decision by UK broadcast watchdog Ofcom to force BSkyB to allow rivals access to premium sports content at a cheaper rate.
But the undertakings provided by Foxtel to the ACCC were ''not intended to resolve competition or structural issues that may already exist in the relevant markets and are unrelated to the proposed acquisition'', the ACCC chairman said.
Mr Sims said the commission was well aware of competition concerns in emerging and existing markets and would continue to monitor them, ''including consideration of whether exclusive content arrangements have the purpose or effect of substantially lessening competition or involve a misuse of market power''.
''The ACCC will also continue to consider whether there is a need to advocate for regulatory intervention in these markets,'' Mr Sims said.
However, the undertakings agreed to by Foxtel would lower barriers to entry for new competitors, including IPTV players, he said.
The agreements, which last for eight years, include a ban on Foxtel buying exclusive video-on-demand content and exclusive mobile rights to TV shows and movies when those rights are being sought by competitors to combine with IPTV rights.
Foxtel chief executive Richard Freudenstein said: ''We will now be able to create a company of scale that will deliver innovative new digital products and services, and parity for regional and city customers.''


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20-year old dancer revisits a book she began writing at the age of 12.
Author Katherine Linquist, age 20, is a modern and contemporary dancer who has always enjoyed choreography and reading. She grew up just outside Topeka and is a dance major at Belhaven University in Jackson, Mississippi. "Twelve-Day Christmas of Silverleene Forest" was born into a first draft eight years ago, during the Christmas season when Linquist was just 12 years old and had the idea of creating a dance production / book out of the "The Twelve Days of Christmas" song.
'Twelve-Day Christmas' was partially inspired by how much I loved dancing in 'The Nutcracker' growing up. I wanted to give people another story for Christmas time; something really fun that would have lots of spotlight roles and a big cast in general, so everyone could participate. This book is what spun out of the idea to base a dance production to the song 'The Twelve Days of Christmas'
"The Twelve-Day Christmas of Silverleene Forest" is a family-friendly fairytale based on the classic Christmas song. It tells who the "true loves" are, why so many gifts are needed and why it takes twelve entire days to give them. The reader finds these answers amidst fairies, princesses and princes, cloud-riding, liquid sunlight rings, ballerina swans and a battle to save the Kingdom.
Author Linquist is hosting a "meet-the-author" night on Wednesday, August 28 at Ramada Inn West from 3:30 – 7:30p. The event is FREE and open to the public. Linquist will be on hand to autograph copies of the book – and help you get ahead of your own holiday shopping. This might very well be the only author-signing before the holiday, as Linquist has been invited to study with a professional dance company this fall! While getting your copy, you can also enjoy cookies and punch while your children color princes and princesses or have their picture taken with a real Ballerina Swan and/or fairy. Stay to see the "9 ladies dancing." Everyone is welcome and kids are invited to dress-up as a prince, princess, fairy or ballerina.
Only a few copies will be available for purchase the day of the event, so pre-orders are highly, highly recommended. Deadline is August 14th. Click here to reserve your signed copy.
Premiere Party Nuts and Bolts:
Wednesday, August 28, Ramanda Inn West, 3:30-7:30p
Kids invited to attend and dress up
Cookies and punch provided
Activities include meet the author, color your own prince and princess, photo opportunities and "9 Ladies Dancing" performance.
Interesting Fact:
The characters in the book are named after three generations of Katherine's family, most are first cousins. The four fairies are/were all dancers at collegiate or professional level. The King and Queen are her grandparents. The three Princesses are her cousins' children.
Book Summary:
Princess Abigail watches her kingdom's Christmas preparations, meets Prince Ryan, and is almost kidnapped within the space of a single day. The King asks Ryan to protect Abigail and her two sisters, whether they are swinging through the forest or bouncing on clouds. All the while, Abigail and Ryan are assisted by their four fairy friends in seeking a betrothal gift that will please the king and queen, as is the custom. It shouldn't be impossible, but the gifts keep sensing danger and running away.
A new threat to the kingdom of Silverlenne teams up with an old one and they return to capture the heir to Silverlenne: Princess Abigail. Prince Ryan, with Princesses Charlotte and Cora, search for her across the kingdom with help from five liquid-sunlight rings, eight dancing milkmaids, and ten lords marching to battle. Meanwhile, Abigail works with the fairies to escape her captor's fortress. Ryan and the others only have days to find her… or they will lose both Abigail and Silverlenne.
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|The Effect of Particle leaking and its Implications for Measurements of the (n,alpha) reaction on Light Elements Using Ionisation Chambers
|GIORGINIS GEORGIOS; KHRIATCHKOV Vitali
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|A new technique for the spectrometry of (n,alpha) reactions on light elements at MeV energies has been developed and successfully used for the measurement of the 10B(n,alpha)7Li reaction at the 7MV Van de Graaff accelerator of IRMM. The basic elements of the new method are a gridded ionisation chamber, a fast waveform digitizer and advanced off-line analysis. The powerful data visualistion allowed the discovery of the effect of particle leaking. Particle leaking arises from the simultaneous emision of reaction products in forwards angles and the inablity of the detector to resolve multiple particles. It is an inherent property of all GIC spectrometers used for the study of (n,charged particle) reactions on light-element solid targets. The measurement of the cross section strongly benefits from it but the determination of other measurables is negatively affected. Cross sections at seven energies between 1.5 MeV and 3.8 MeV have been obtained using the new technique. Compared to evaluations the IRMM cross sections are close to the JENDL 3.2 and JEF 2.2 but strongly deviate from the ENDF/B-VI data with the exception of very good agreement at 2.5 MeV. Forwards anagular distrivbutions are truncated at large emission angles by the effect of particle leaking and look like depleted of reaction products between a kinematically determined angle theta0 and 90°. it is shown that all values of the branching ratio alpha0/alpha1 of the 10B(n,alpha)7Li reaction published up to now in refereed journals and obtained by using ionisation chambers and face to face surface barrier detectors contain inaccuracies caused by particle leaking which has not been considered.
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North Korea may look like a country gone mad but that is exactly why its latest display of hubris should be taken seriously. While it should be fixing its crumbling economy, Kim Jong-un's regime prefers to declare a state of war with its southern neighbour and threaten the United States with rockets. To comprehend why this crisis is so dangerous, we have to understand its obsessions.
North Korea is governed by fanatics but the fantasy is bolstered by a network of gulags; hard currency raised through drug trafficking and counterfeiting money; the development of nuclear arms; and a huge stockpile of conventional weapons that could level South Korea.
It is possible that the present crisis is being manufactured for the benefit of the home audience, that Kim Jong-un is reinforcing the propaganda that it is his family that protects the people from US aggression by first stirring up aggression, then resolving it through diplomacy. But considering the regime's failing grip on reality, two things could go wrong. First, North Korea might raise the stakes so high that diplomacy becomes impossible and backing down would undermine its authority. This is a regime that would allow its people to suffer rather than accept any compromise.
A second possibility is that the hermit kingdom surrenders to the mad logic of Juche and launches an all-out holy war on the West. Most religions have some element of apocalypse in their theology and North Korea is no exception.
If Kim Jong-un judges that the time has come to purify the south and invades, his action would prompt a US response that, in turn, would draw China into the conflict. It is a terrifying thought that this farcical regime could trigger the war to end all wars.
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Introduces the critical study of film, exploring theoretical, historical, and technical concerns while presenting a survey of important film periods and genres. Students will hone critical-thinking, close-analysis, and writing skills. The course will cover a wide variety of films, approaching them from numerous perspectives, considering both the effects films have on individual viewers and their ability to reflect culture.
Introduces the technical and aesthetic principles behind the production, consumption, analysis, and interpretation of films. The purpose of this class is to help us understand and think about movies critically, as technological, cultural, and artistic products. We will study films in different contexts and discuss the importance of movies as cultural expression.
Instructs students in making Super-8 films. Covers use of cameras and editing equipment, basic editing and splicing techniques, and analysis of pertinent films. May emphasize making personal, experimental films or making narrative sound films, according to instructor. Students need to purchase materials and rent the necessary equipment. The Film Studies Program maintains an equipment pool with modest rental fees for students needing equipment. Prereq., FILM 1502.
Familiarizes students with current trends and major directors in international cinema. Students attend specific films screened in class and/or offered in the International Film Series, and read and write about these films. Prereq., FILM 1502 or 6 hours humanities courses involving critical writing.
Varying topics on important individuals, historical developments, groupings of films, film directors, critical and theoretical issues in film. May be repeated up to 9 total credit hours, provided the topics are different.
Analyzes the narrative structure of films and screenplays. Familiarizes students with the specific narrative characteristics of the classic motion picture, the three-act structure, and the multiple tasks involved in the process of adaptation. Dissects the form and structure of feature films through analyzing movies and screenplays. Prereq., FILM 1502.
Covers basic camera, editing, and splicing techniquesfor Super-8 film. Equipment is available at the film studies office for a modest rental fee. Prereq., FILM 1502.
Study of films designed as trilogies, drawing on a wide range of international cinema. Films include Satyajit Ray's Apu Trilogy (India), Krzysztof Kieslowski's Three Colors Trilogy (Poland), Francois Truffaut's Antoine Doinel cycle (France), and Abbas Kiarostami's Iran Trilogy (Iran). Restricted to FILM/FMST majors. Non-majors will need instructor's consent.
Surveys the major Asian directors from China, India, Japan, Taiwan, and Vietnam. Recommended prereq., FILM 1502. Restricted to FILM/FMST majors. Non-majors will need instructor's consent.
Surveys the classics of international cinema from the 1960s to the present. Recommended prereq., FILM 1502. Restricted to FILM/FMST majors. Non-majors will need instructor's consent.
Includes analysis of independent and experimental animation and an introduction to various animation techniques (object, line, collage, sand or paint on glass, Xerox, cameraless, pixellation, etc.). Students produce exercise films and a final film exploring these techniques. Prereq., FILM 2000 or 2300. Recommended prereq., FILM 2500.
Eighteen films depict our capacities for good and evil. Topics addressed include the following: the Holocaust, Jung's concept of "The Shadow," the Seven Deadly Sins, altruistic and sociopathic personalities, capital punishment, the redemptive narrative, and the satanic in film. Same as FARR 2510. Approved for arts and sciences core curriculum: ideals and values.
Covers the basics of "Why you need lighting", color temp, as well as camera techniques, lighting theory, and lighting set-ups for still and motion picture film video. Emphasizes hands on as well as theory. Prereq., FILM 2000 or 2300. Recommended prereq., FILM 1502.
Intensive, critical investigation of the films of one of cinema's greatest directors, Alfred Hitchcock. Concepts to be examined include authorship, desire, gender, and film acting. Critical and theoretical writings about Hitchcock are explored. Paper and exams required. Restricted to FILM/FMST majors. Non-majors will need instructor's consent.
Provides a historical and theoretical introduction tothe documentary film. Examines the historical beginnings of documentary film as well as exploring contemporary documentary practice. Canonical moments of documentary history and lesser known examples of documentary film work will be explored. Prereq., FILM 1502. Recommended prereq., FILM 3051.
The basic themes of C. G. Jung's archetypal psychology (shadow, anima/animus, character typology, and individuation) are studied and applied as tools of critical analysis to selected films and literary texts of the modern period. Instructor consent required. Same as HUMN 3015.
Explores alternative methods of film processing and filmic image manipulation. Through projects, film screenings, lectures and discussions students will learn fine arts approaches to creative control for the moving image. Prereq., FILM 1502, 2000, 2300 or 2500, or instructor consent. Restricted to BFA majors.
Presents an aerial survey of the history of Western drama as represented in film: Greek drama, the Elizabethans, Ibsen/Strindberg to O'Neill/Williams, Beckett, etc. Prereq., FILM 1502. Recommended prereq., FILM 3051.
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How to password protect Word documents on a Mac
There may be times you want to keep documents on your Mac private - whether you are working on confidential files or writing down your inner most thoughts you'd rather no-one else could read. Here's a way that you can password protect files on your Mac:
Surprisingly, there's no one click step to password protect a document in OS X but it can be done in Microsoft Office for Mac or iWork.
It's not fail-safe but should keep casual snoops out.
For Microsoft Office for Mac
- Click the Word menu
- Select Preferences
- Under Personal Settings, click Security on the left side
- Enter a password in the box where it says Password to Open
- Click OK
- When asked type in the password again to confirm it
- Click OK
You can also set a password to modify the document:
- In Security, type a password in the box where it says Password to modify
- Click OK
- Type in password again when asked
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In Apple iWork
- Open your document in one of the iWork programs
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