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Fiscal year 2009 was unprecedented in recent financial history, globally, nationally, and locally. All sectors of the economy were affected, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, was no exception.
While we were pleased to see overall attendance achieve approximately one million visitors, we saw pressure on virtually all revenue lines of the Museum and School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Management worked quickly to mitigate the revenue declines through prudent cost containment without an impact on visitor and student experiences, but nonetheless, we had to draw from reserves to achieve surplus this year. By doing so, the Museum achieved an operating surplus of $358,000, the SMFA had a surplus of $9,000 and Retail had a deficit of $282,000, resulting in a combined Museum corporation surplus of $85,000.
Notwithstanding the challenges presented by the current climate to the budgeting process for fiscal year 2010, I am pleased to report that Management's cost-containment efforts helped make a 2010 budgeted surplus achievable. That budget was adopted by the Board of Trustees at its May meeting.
The endowment declined approximately 21% in fiscal year 2009, a performance slightly better than that of its peers in one of the worst equity markets, in terms of performance, in decades. The value of the endowment declined from $538 million on July 1, 2008, to $409 million on June 30, 2009.
In addition to dealing with the financial impacts of the current economic environment, the Museum's staff continues to be highly focused on the completion of the Building Project and the Art of the Americas Wing construction project. The reinstallation of more than 50 galleries is on schedule and the project tracks on budget.
As always, we have our eye on the longer term, and we will continue to analyze the implications of the endowment decline amongst other financial and operating realities. The Trustees and Management have entered into a strategic planning process to facilitate this assessment and plan for the future. As we do this, we are buoyed by the great strengths of this Museum: its collection, supporters, governance and staff.
Respectfully submitted,
Richard K. Lubin
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On 10/10/05, Brent <brent at ubtanet dot com> wrote:
> I have the same issue. It's due, I believe, to the Soekris 4511's small
> amount of RAM (64Mb). The image tries to save in memory so that it can
> write the old image and runs out of space. So I just grab my config file,
> reload the image and upload the config file, works everytime.
Even with 64 MB? That really shouldn't be a problem, haven't had an
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A much easier solution (if you're lazy like me and don't want to take
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Welcome to academic life at Saint Louis University. There are plenty of great places to study here on our beautiful, urban campus.
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2012 ITA Men's All-American Championships Brackets: Singles Main Draw | Doubles: Main Draw | Consolation
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TULSA, Okla. -- Princeton senior Matija Pecotic won four matches in three days and nearly captured a fifth at the ITA Men's All-American Championships in Tulsa, Okla.
The two-time Ivy League Player of the Year started the day with a 6-3, 6-7(1), 4-1 (ret.) win over seventh-seeded Raymond Sarmiento of Southern California in the quarterfinal. Pecotic was up 5-3 in the second set, but Sarmiento fought off six match points to square the match and eventually get it into a tiebreak, which Sarmiento won 7-1.
In the third set, Sarmiento retired due to injury with Pecotic up 4-1 in games, and Pecotic was on to the final against sixth-seeded Alex Domijan of Virginia.
Pecotic was one of two unseeded players in the semis, along with Peter Kobelt of Ohio State. While Kobelt was able to upset his opponent, eighth-seeded KU Singh of Georgia, Pecotic came up a tiebreak short of doing the same.
Domijan won 6-4, 6-7(6), 7-6(7) as Pecotic forced tiebreaks on each of the last two sets in his bid to outlast the highest-remaining seed in the draw. In the second set, Domijan led 5-4 and 6-5, serving in both games while Pecotic was able to kepe the match going. In the tiebreak, Domjian led 6-4 before Pecotic tied it and extended the extra session.
"I couldn't be more pleased with Matija's preparation and quality of play this weekend at the All-Americans," Princeton coach Billy Pate said. "He is a warrior and competed with tremendous fight, determination and energy all the way through the end. He almost had yet another great win against Domijan, who won this tournament two years ago as a freshman. Matija's win this morning against Sarmiento was another gritty performance versus one of the nation's elite players. Most of all, he distinguished himself and his university with pride while gaining valuable experience playing at this level."
With his win Friday, Pecotic became the first Princetonian to make the quarterfinals in the event since Ted Farnsworth '84 in 1982. He is only the third Princeton player to do so since the event began in 1979, after Jay Lapidus, the No. 1 seed in 1979, made the final and Farnsworth made the semis in 1982, also losing to the No. 6 seed.
Only two other Ivy League players have advanced as far in the event, with Columbia's Jeff Chiang getting to the semifinals in 1989 and Harvard's James Blake, the No. 2 seed, winning the title in 1998.
The Ivy League also had presence in the doubles competition as the Columbia tandem of Ashok Narayana and Max Schnur rebounded from a opening loss in the main draw to reach the consolation final.
Following a close 9-7 loss to the second-seeded duo of Shaun Bernstein and Evan King from Michigan, Narayana and Schnur knocked off three-straight ranked pairs -- Tulsa's Grant and Tristan Jackson (ranked 50th in the Intercollegiate Tennis Association Preseason Rankings) 8-1, LSU's Boris Arias and Chris Simpson (ranked 24th), 8-5 and Tennessee's John Collins and Hunter Reese (ranked sixth).
In the consolation final, the Lions' duo captured the first set but ultimately fell to the 35th-ranked duo of Hernus Pieters and Ben Wagland from Georgia 3-6, 7-6(5), 6-1.


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Neil S is a Senior Prison Officer, currently looking at the next steps in advancing his career in the prison service. He says "I wasn't that great at school. I enjoyed school but I was always Mr Average."
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From: Andrew Kemp [mailto:akemp at iquest dot net]
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2006 2:20 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Re: m0n0s hanging : any progress ?
That could be part of the problem, but it would mean that something had
to have changed somewhere because I was monitoring my hosts via SNMP for
a long time and then the locking just popped up on its own.
Shelby Reed wrote:
> Sorry guys, new to actually posting to mailing lists, hope this goes
> to the
> right place.
> I have several WRAP boards (3 LAN) and they all have been running
> flawlessly
> (knock on wood) up until I started graphing with mrtg via SNMP. It
> after roughly 4 days, the box just hard locks, won't respond to ping
> anything. After a power cycle it seems to be perfectly fine, nothing
> apparent in the logs. Its hard for me to trouble shoot this since its
> in a
> production enviroment, could anybody else having freezing problems
> happen to
> also be querying SNMP? This host gets VERY VERY little activity, heres
> a png
> from mrtg
> http://img247.imageshack.us/my.php?image=19216816511dayey4.png(sorry
> for krappy host, flatline is when I disabled SNMP on the m0n0wall)
> I'm running version 1.22 on a UPS
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Seoul (AFP) Nov 04, 2013
China's top negotiator on the North Korean nuclear issue arrived in Pyongyang on Monday, the North's official news agency reported.
The one-sentence report gave no details of the visit by Wu Dawei, China's chief negotiator at long-stalled six-nation talks aimed at ending North Korea's nuclear programme.
The talks grouping the forum host China, the two Koreas, the United States, Japan and Russia have not been held since December 2008.
South Korea's Yonhap news agency said Wu's visit appeared to be another attempt by Beijing to restart the dialogue.
Wu visited Washington late last month to meet his US counterpart and other officials dealing with North Korea policy.
China is North Korea's sole major ally and key economic benefactor, but has grown increasingly frustrated with its pursuit of a nuclear deterrent.
Following Pyongyang's third nuclear test in February, Beijing agreed to a tightening of UN sanctions already in force.
The North has expressed interest in principle in returning to the six-party talks, but has repeatedly said it has no intention of abandoning its atomic weapons programme.
South Korea's spy agency confirmed last month that the North has restarted an ageing plutonium-producing reactor that could help boost the programme.
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In the atmospheric setting of the 400-year-old Jägerhof you can admire both Saxon folk art and one of the largest puppet theatre collections in the world. The tour around the museum provides a wide-ranging insight into the fascinating world of folk art and presents an abundance of old traditions as well as more recent and contemporary works that straddle the boundary between everyday life and art: enchanting carved objects from the Ore Mountains and embroidered woven textiles from Lusatia, lavish Sorb costumes and intricate lace from the Vogtland region, painted furniture, richly decorated ceramics and an unusually diverse collection of historic toys. Whatever their age, anyone who would like to explore the rich heritage of Saxon folk art, will find a unique exhibition here.
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Among the most popular events are the Easter and Christmas exhibitions. Here Saxon folk customs and festival traditions are brought to life. Imaginatively decorated Christmas trees or Easter bouquets create a festive atmosphere and throughout the museum traditional art techniques are demonstrated. Children (and adults too) have plenty of opportunities to try out these old techniques.
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The Shakespeare Conference: SHK 11.1433 Thursday, 27 July 2000.
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The housing and economic woes that have stunned the nation are working their way down into Arkansas and central Arkansas, but thus far the local impact hasnt been as severe.
Weve seen a pretty big slowdown in the northeast (part of the state), but central Arkansas and northwest Arkansas are declining economically more slowly than the state or nation as a whole, according to Jonathan Lupton, who researched and wrote Metrotrends Economic Review and Outlook 2008, an annual economic analysis by Metroplan, central Arkansas metropolitan planning organization.
Central Arkansas actually increased jobs at a rate of 1.5 percent, just higher than northwest Arkansas.
New single-family house starts are down nationally and throughout the state, but locally construc tion has not fallen as steeply as elsewhere.
Central Arkansas single-family housing construction accelerated its decline during the first half of 2008, according to the report, yielding the slowest growth in new single-family units since 1997.
In 2007, the most recent year for which complete data are available, the most affordable new houses in central Arkansas were in Jacksonville and Cabot, with the average Jacksonville permit for a $100,000 home, only about one-third the cost of a $272,500 home in Maumelle.
The Cabot average is $104,747.
Comparing the number of single-family and multifamily housing permits for the first six months of each of the last four years, about 1,500 permits were issued in central Arkansas in 2008, compared to about 2,000 in 2007, about 1,700 in 2006 and an eight-year high of about 2,700 in 2004.
New starts of single-family housing in Sherwood declined from 123 in the first half to 2007 to 91 in the first half of 2008, with no multi-family starts in the first half of either year.
In Jacksonville, the number of new starts in the first six months of 2008 tumbled to 35 from 85 for the same period last year, but new multi-family units increased from 16 to 25.
The number of new starts through June 2008 in Cabot was 62, almost exactly half the number for the same period in 2007, with no multi-family units in either period.
The total single family housing starts in the first six month was 929, about half the 1,895 starts in the first six months of 2005. The number of new starts in the area dropped about 350 since last year.
Of 29 new or expanded businesses in central Arkansas during 2007, only eight were new, including AGL Laser Control Systems at Little Rock and England Oil Field Services at England.
Using economic forecast information from UALR, the report credits rising energy exports (Fayetteville Shale gas and windmills) and local economic diversity with helping to partially insulate central Arkansas from much of the global economic storm.
Central Arkansas has experienced prosperity and above-average growth since 2000, in stark contrast to the anemic growth in the years previous. But the drop-off in the housing markets suggests that local income and employment wont be immune to current conditions.
The national unemployment rate in August was 6.1 percent, but unemployment for the Little Rock, North Little Rock, Conway statistical area was only 4 percent.
Between 2001 and 2007, the per capita income growth rate in the U.S. was 9.9 percent, while in northwest Arkansas growth was 12.8 percent and central Arkansas was 17 percent.
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Making its own style of music, the crew is finishing out this football year on the road to Columbia, Mo.; on the road again to Boulder, Colo.; and now on the road again to Denton, Texas. And wherever postseason takes the Wildcats later this month, Hall will be on the road again. Oh, Hall, KSU's equipment manager for football, has seen all of the mentioned locales before, but over the years the soon-to-be 37-year-old says, "I've been to the LA Coliseum, I've been to Tokyo, and I've seen stadiums with the greatest traditions in college football all because of this job. I couldn't ask for anything more." Couldn't ask for anything more than looking after the 100-plus Wildcat football gladiators ... washing their socks, laying out their football clothing like a mother would, and generally having a three-plus hour game day before, and another after, the three hours of real football cheered by one and all. Their only cheers include the humming and tumbling of washers and dryers, and even an "Ozone" cleansing machine. Nope, not a glamorous life at all, but as Hall says, "I love it."
TRAVELING WITH THE WILDCATSOn each road trip, the routine is the same for equipment manager Hall, assistant equipment manager Al Cerbe, and the staff of eight student workers. The mission statement is simple: "It's like the NASCAR circuit. We show up in our 53-foot truck, unload, do the laps, load the truck back up, and head for the next place. We show up to an empty garage, run 150 people through it for a four-hour event, and then one hour after the game we're heading out leaving that same garage cleaner than we found it." For certain, Hall's equipment staff is as focused on details as head coach Bill Snyder. "Like coach (Bill) Snyder, we pay attention to every detail," said Hall. "We pick up towels, pick up tape ... we even clean the grease boards. The room is spotless when we walk out." K-State's 53-foot semi is a 2008 International donated by Ken Kerchen from Dodge City. It currently has a spiffy new silver paint job with the purple Powercat on the cab, and bowl logos and team accomplishments - athletically and academically -on the trailer. "It's a truck that should make every K-Stater proud," said Hall. "Our truck is like a rolling bulletin board going down the highway. Whether we're going to Boulder or LA, K-State is being advertised as we roll along and it represents the school very well." That truck is normally at least three-fourths filled with 8,000 to 9,000 pounds of equipment. For bowl games, blocking sleds and dummies are added, and at times even some weight-lifting equipment. "In the old days we winged it with a 15- to 20-foot Ryder truck, but those were also the days when if a player ripped a jersey, there was no backup," said Hall. "We'd have to take the shirt off some other kid's back. What we've done is gone from Double-A to the Major Leagues." Basically, every player travels to the game with two uniforms in hand. As Hall says, "With certain players, we don't want them to have to miss a play. We have a game helmet, but also another that is chin-strapped up ready to go. If a kid blows out a shoe, we have another pair of his shoes on the sideline laced up and ready to go. "We do probably make it complicated, but there's a certain look that I want for my team, and we want to be absolutely prepared for anything that could happen," said Hall. Like a mailman, he adds, "We're ready whether it rains, snows, sleets or hails." Loaded for travel are game uniforms and pads, practice gear for Friday's walk-through, rain gear, Matt Thomason's training needs, Scott Eilert's video needs, each player's personal bag ... and the list goes on and on. "With all the new air regulations even for charters, if we don't have bags to check at the airport, it goes much more smoothly," said Hall, who was the equipment manager at Louisville for eight years prior to returning to K-State in 2009, plus has enjoyed internships with the Redskins and Chargers in the NFL. Captained by semi-driver John Brown, who doubles as an on-campus custodian, the truck takes out on Thursdays with Cerbe and two student members of the equipment staff. When the team charter arrives on Friday, the visitor's locker room has already been set up for the walk-through, and then Friday night when the team goes back to the hotel, the room is redesigned for game day with each player's gear displayed at his locker.
UNSUNG HEROESHall has been on the K-State staff since being a K-State student in the mid- to late-1990s when he learned the craft from Jim "Shorty" Kleinau. He wears no wedding ring - "Now, my wife has a problem with that." - and no watch because, as he says, "You work until the job is done no matter what time it is. I come from a northeast Kansas (Wathena) farm background. You work until the job is done and then get ready for the next day. The time of day doesn't matter." There is one clock in the equipment room, but that's only to keep track of the time for practices. While one set of workers travels with the team, the rest of the equipment student workers remain in Manhattan and await the return of the truck late Saturday night, if not Sunday morning, to unload, begin the washing process and set up K-State's home locker room for practice the next day. That's also when every piece of equipment is run through an "Ozone" machine that serves as a disinfectant for every item of the uniform, including pads and helmets. Hall says his staff is hired greatly on the basis of "... common sense and work ethic. If they're willing to work, we can teach them everything there is to know about the job. But they have to be responsible, accountable and willing to work hard."


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Try to imagine explaining the horrific situation with Islamic State and the Middle East to a child.
You'd say that according to the Foreign Secretary we abhor beheadings because they're a "betrayal of our country."
But then you'd have to explain why we sell weapons to Saudi Arabia, which beheaded 22 people this month for such "crimes" as sorcery.
You'd then tell the child that we believe in democracy in the Middle East.
Except when countries such as Egypt democratically elect parties like the Muslim Brotherhood.
Then we'd support regime change – replacing a government elected by the people with the Egyptian army.
Then you'd have to explain why the US and UK governments, which argued so passionately to remove Syria's President Assad, now feel he could be the best person to contain Islamic State.
And why the same Western powers stood back and did nothing as 2,000 people, more than a quarter of them children, were killed in military attacks on Gaza.
The child would rightly think you're making it all up – and they'd be absolutely right.
The West's Middle East policy is pure improvisation, made up as we go along.
The US used to call Syria and Iran the Axis of Evil.
Now they're seen as our only hope to rout Islamic State.
The West's inept meddling in the Middle East has gone on for centuries.
From the Crusades to the Gulf wars, we have sought to impose our Western values – Christianity, "democracy" and capitalism.
But it's really been about securing important strategic interests to contain our enemies (Nazi Germany, then the Soviet Union) and exploit oil and gas supplies.
I remember in a video link between Tony Blair and George W Bush after the fall of Saddam Hussein.
Bush wasn't happy with the replacement, Iraqi PM Nouri al-Maliki, and asked: "Can't we just get rid of him?"
Yes, Bush wanted to regime change the regime change.
The disastrous Iraq intervention – for which I share some responsibility – was agreed in the belief Bush would work with the UN and champion an Arab road map for a two-state solution in Israel and Palestine.
It turned out he just wanted regime change – the Bush family's "unfinished business".
Time and time again our involvement in the Middle East makes the situation there worse, especially for civilians.
This week the Commons returns and, just as it stopped Cameron attacking Syria, it must seize the opportunity to change direction.
We are drifting into war in possible alliance with Arab states like Qatar, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.
It's time for Arab countries to step up to the plate to tackle the Middle East and Islamic State themselves.
These regional problems need regional solutions.
But we should really stop playing Follow the Leader with America.
Each British Prime Minister has to decide the character of our "special relationship" with the US.
Disagreements have occurred, as with Eisenhower's intervention in the illegal Suez operation by Sir Anthony Eden, Harold Wilson's refusal to put UK troops in Vietnam for Johnson, and even Thatcher's dispute with Reagan when the US invaded the British crown colony Grenada.
Cameron's support for Obama is strong on rhetoric but with no strategic sense of Britain's interests.
Obama admits he has no strategy to deal with Islamic State – but our PM will follow him all the same.
At the moment we are as equal as master and servant.
Uncle Sam always puts his corporate and political interests first. So let's spend more time building special relationships with all 195 countries, especially in Europe, rather than fretting about one.


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by Chen Wang on Jul 29, 11:45 AM
In the past few years, there has truly been a blossoming of companies trying to tackle -- or claiming to have tackled -- one of the thorniest issues in digital media metrics: fractional attribution.
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While working at an agency with a robust analytics group is exciting, it can also be frustrating at times. Clients challenge us with questions that are often difficult to answer with a simple data pull/request. For example, an auto client may ask how digital media is driving auto sales for a specific model in a specific location. Another client may like to better understand how much they need to spend on digital media, and to that end, which media sequencing is most effective So the question becomes, with data collection and aggregation more important than ever, what steps can we ...
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The new reality we're facing is one in which we continually need to craft new analytics models, quickly, for channels we've never seen. There are a lot of incredibly smart people thinking through the issue (including the people I've quoted above); at the risk of speaking out of turn, I'll offer my own thoughts to the chorus on how that's done.
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by Michael Perlman on Jul 21, 10:45 AM
I recently spoke at "Twitter for Marketers" in Chicago, a conference that featured leaders from a variety of industries discussing how to effectively leverage Twitter as a marketing platform. One stat shared at the event really underscored how pervasive Twitter has become as an information-sharing platform --
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Over the past few weeks, I've been pretty tough on TV metrics, arguing that GRP is outdated and that TV metrics aren't evolving quickly enough for a digital world. But don't think I'm bearish on TV. Quite the opposite. Digital media may be winning the buzz war, but TV continues to impress. And I'm not just talking about the enormous viewership TV continues to pull, even for watching programs at the moment they air. I'm talking about TV as an extraordinarily powerful platform for leveraging data.
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LONDON – Three British peers on Sunday denied allegations that they had agreed to carry out parliamentary work for payment.
Journalists from The Sunday Times approached Ulster Unionist Lord John Laird and Labour Lords Brian Mackenzie and Jack Cunningham pretending to be working for a solar energy company.
The reporters used a hidden camera to film the men apparently offering to help the fake company in Parliament in return for money.
Labour suspended their two peers, and Laird resigned the party whip — a measure that distances him from the party while a probe is undertaken.
The British Broadcasting Corp.'s "Panorama" program, in partnership with The Daily Telegraph, conducted another undercover investigation in which Laird was also filmed offering to ask parliamentary questions in return for payment.
Laird is alleged to have told reporters posing as representatives promoting businesses in Fiji that he would be prepared to accept a retainer of £2,000 ($3,000) a month.
"I'll deny having said this, but it's a bribe," he was recorded as saying.
The code of conduct for the upper chamber stipulates that members "must not seek to profit from membership of the House (of Lords) by accepting or agreeing to accept payment for providing parliamentary advice or services."
Laird later told the BBC he had been the victim of a journalistic "scam."
"I did not agree to act as a paid advocate in any proceedings of the House, nor did I accept payment or other incentive or reward in return for providing parliamentary advice or services," Laird said.
Cunningham, a former Cabinet minister under Tony Blair, was recorded saying he would be prepared to accept £12,000 ($18,000) a month for writing to Prime Minister David Cameron to push the fake company's agenda and to ask parliamentary questions.
He denied claims of wrongdoing, saying he made the offer in an attempt to confirm his suspicions the lobbyists were in fact journalists.
"I deny any agreement to operate in breach of the House of Lords code of conduct and, in fact, recall that I made it clear that I would only operate within the rules," he added.
Mackenzie, a former police chief, was filmed offering to arrange parties within Parliament grounds for paying clients.
Mackenzie insisted on Sunday that he had "not broken any of the rules" and said he would not have followed through with his offer.
"In the event, when I went back to my office I checked the codes of conduct and I decided that it was getting a bit near the mark and I decided to decline the offer," he explained.
The allegations surfaced the day after "Panorama" released footage of Conservative lawmaker Patrick Mercer appearing to offer a House of Commons security pass to fake lobbyists.
He had resigned as the Tory whip the day before the revelations were aired.
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Provide value. Before reaching out, make sure you understand your potential customers' needs. What information will make their lives and/or jobs easier? What industry news do they value? This approach — looking at the world through their eyes — will lead them to appreciate the messages (free content) you send. This is how trust develops and establishes you as an authority on a topic that matters to them. Resist any impulse to automatically direct them to a sales landing page. Instead, share a link to your latest — relevant — blog post, where they can find sought-after information and learn more about your brand and product or service offerings. Other types of valuable content include links to helpful articles, white papers, and social network pages, even if it isn't your own material. Content needn't be restricted to text, either: A brief video (or link to a video) offers a change-of-pace for your prospects, particularly those who are more receptive to visual material.
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Chirita 'Keiko'
by Ron Myhr
Grown by Ron Myhr
Chirita 'Keiko' is a hybrid of C. subrhomboidea and C. fimbrisepala, produced by Toshijiro Okuto of Japan.
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A close-up of the face of the flower better shows the striking purple lines and yellow and orange markings characteristic of the hybrid. The first flowers on a stalk open facing straight down, as seen here. In a couple of days, they straighten into a more horizontal position.
Plants grown under different conditions often have quite different appearance, as can be seen here.


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One more straight coil completes the neck, and a piece of clay is then put across the top, closing it.
I couldn't have him interferin' with the job you an' I have to put across.
Then we ourselves and the luggage were put across, the mares swimming with us, though they got across much quicker than we did.
Recover our canoe, and put across the lake to where Will stands on that dock.
The ties would then be placed in piles, and the rails, as they were loosened, would be carried and put across these log heaps.
These were put across the entire spot just as the sunflowers had been.
I didn't see Ashbran himself; Abe believed he had put across to warn your men.
He is building a big transparency to put across the 153 front of the National.
The three steamers were put across to a clearing on the divide between the Congo and Aruwimi, and two of them brought to anchor.
A plank was put across the supports of the bridge over the Yuba, and a rope fastened to a beam overhead.
late Old English *putian, implied in putung "instigation, an urging," literally "a putting;" related to pytan "put out, thrust out" (of eyes), probably from a Germanic stem that also produced Danish putte "to put," Swedish dialectal putta; Middle Dutch pote "scion, plant," Dutch poten "to plant," Old Norse pota "to poke."
Meaning "act of casting a heavy stone overhead" (as a trial of strength) is attested from c.1300. Obsolete past tense form putted is attested 14c.-15c. To put down "end by force or authority" (a rebellion, etc.) is from c.1300. Adjective phrase put out "angry, upset" is first recorded 1887; to put out, of a woman, "to offer oneself for sex" is from 1947. To put upon (someone) "play a trick on, impose on" is from 1690s. To put up with "tolerate, accept" (1755) was originally to put up, as in "to pocket." To put (someone) on "deceive" is from 1958.
To proffer or do the sex act; lay: With men buyers, you get them put and you can sell them the Brooklyn Bridge
Related Terms
know what one can do with something, tell someone what to do with something
[1930s+; a shortening of put out]


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Christianity is in large part a narrative, a story, and the psychological implications of that may be greater than we ever realized. This past Sunday, Bruce Feiler wrote a wonderful reflection on the psychological importance of family stories in the New York Times. What helps children stay resilient in the face of crises, he argues, is their ability to place themselves within a larger family narratives – particularly ones that include both ups and downs. Feiler draws on the the work of Dr. Mashall Duke, who has studied the benefits of being grafted into such "oscillating family narrative":
"'The most healthful narrative…[is] called the oscillating family narrative: 'Dear, let me tell you, we've had ups and downs in our family. We built a family business. Your grandfather was a pillar of the community. Your mother was on the board of the hospital. But we also had setbacks. You had an uncle who was once arrested. We had a house burn down. Your father lost a job. But no matter what happened, we always stuck together as a family.'"
Being part of a family narrative of this kind can apparently make all the difference to our psychology. But what goes for family stories goes even more for the story of our faith. I've found that the story that gives me the most strength and resolve in crisis is not that of my large, clannish biological family, but that of my spiritual family – the church.
Despite the ups and downs, my family narrative is one of overarching positive development, with the struggles of immigration and unemployment resolving themselves while each new generation faces fewer pains than the prior. Yet bleating in the back of my mind is this sinking worry: while my grandparents and parents lived during a time of American prosperity and growth, it's unclear that this trajectory will continue. The narrative of my biological family loses its comfort because it is still mired in a particular economic situation that is not guaranteed, because the rapid forces of change in our society cannot offer me hope that the past 75 years are anything more than a blip in the radar – a statistical anomaly that happened to benefit my parents.
In one sense, these family narratives are still helpful, reminding us that our experience isn't simply the end of the story. But these provincial tales are limited segments of a bigger, bolder narrative spanning thousands of years and billions of people. The narrative of faith – as depicted in the Bible and the tradition of the church – is the ultimate family story that binds. In it, we witness the many ancestral peaks and troughs, both on an individual and corporate level. Abraham, the father of faith, both receives the promises of God and distrusts God so much that he lies to kings and takes a concubine. David, a man after God's own heart, commits adultery and murder. Peter, a close disciple of Jesus, denies Christ three times before becoming one of the leaders of the early church. Each story reveals real men and women wrestle with their brokenness before a living God who responds with grace and mercy, who lifts them out of their struggles and pushes them to new heights.
My family line may end with me, and that story end with my demise. Yet the story of the church is much bigger than a biological family. I have the stories of the saints – of Teresa of Avila, of Simone Weil, to keep me company in my singleness. In my poverty, I may reflect on the spartan lifestyles of St. Francis or Shane Claiborne. In my questions, I recall doubting Thomas and Kierkegaard and Aquinas. In my trials, I am reminded of Jesus on the cross, Perpetua and Felicitas at their martyrdom. Being adopted into this family of faith at my baptism, I have countless more aunts and uncles, brothers and sisters to turn to for tales of strength and weakness, victory and defeat, perseverance and payoff. In the end, I can share their trust that my comfort lies not in my ability to predict my own path or imitate them, but in a God who is weaving together all these stories into his grander narrative of the church.
The psychological study that Feiler draws upon was titled, "Do you know?" referring to a child's knowledge of the family history. It calls to mind a passage from the book of Isaiah – "Do you not know? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth. He does not faint or grow weary; his understanding is unsearchable. He gives power to the faint, and to him who has no might he increases strength."
This idea of a God who helps the weak and comforts the afflicted in conjunction with the long history of saints is far more comforting than the 70-odd year old Monge oral tradition. In truth, any one family's story may only be a weak reflection of this grander story spanning thousands of years and billions of people. But in the story of faith, we find ourselves through both wins and warts with hope for a good outcome.


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True book dynasties are a rare thing in Australia. Oxford Street has spawned a few, from the tiny newsstand business owned by the irascible inner-city legend, Gordon Pigott, who closed this year after 60 years in the trade, to the newsagency owned by his son, John, just across the road.
Down the strip, in a three-storey, glass-fronted edifice once home to the notorious brothel Club 80, the Berkelouw family continue to operate a business that began in the streets of Kipstraat, Rotterdam, in 1812, almost ended when its founder drowned in a Dutch harbour, was wiped out by a German bomb in 1940, and lives on courtesy of a sixth generation of book-loving sons.
Patriarch Leo, 64, still speaks with a faint Dutch burr as he talks about a private, certainly unique, passion - a collection of 1300 editions of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam - the family's 800,000-book business, the largest of its kind in the country, and the need for a touch of "inspired insanity" as a book trader.
His brother Henry runs the Los Angeles arm of the store, while his sons, Paul, 31, Robert, 29, and David, 27, have followed him into the business - all share the "madness" unique to true bibliophiles, Leo says with a smile.
His father, Isidoor, who came to Australia in 1948, has made it into the upcoming edition of the Australian Dictionary of Biography, immortalised in an entry by NSW Supreme Court judge David Levine, a good friend of the handsome, cigar-smoking founder.
Isidoor, his son says, was a legend in local book circles, creating antagonism with his European-style book practices, such as card indexes, catalogues and book auctions. He emigrated in search of peace. "My father said that if we were to build up the collection again, we must do it in a place where calamities like [war] wouldn't happen," Leo says.
A true book bloodhound, Isidoor scored a coup in 1960 by acquiring the papers and manuscripts of writer Miles Franklin at auction. He also unearthed a rare painting of Captain William Bligh.
Amid the wins there have been losses. The founder, Solomon, drowned when he fell into a Dutch harbour with a sackful of vellum-bound theology books. The family's entire stock, including the world's largest collection of exotic bibles, was wiped out in World War II.
Son Robert says the brothers had little hesitation about joining the family tradition. "This is such a wonderful business. It's like what my dad always says, 'It's not like you're selling people bags of potatoes'."
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The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
What is the best way to level up my heavy armor skill?
Any tactics or tricks? and should I use crummy armor and heal a lot or legendary dragon plate armor?
Rabid_Feret - 5 years ago
Top Voted Answer
The more base damage you receive the more experience you receive towards your heavy armour skill (also applies to light armour and blocking).
So going up against a strong enemy like a giant and letting it attack you will level it quickly.
Also Farkas is a master level trainer. He can train your heavy armour skill up to 90. If you have completed the Companions quest-line you can also make him a follower, train with him and then take the gold back from his inventory.
jammymacster (Expert) - 4 years ago
My opinion of the best way to lvl up heavy armor is to go about your normal business, but be a lot more aggressive and use weapons that you have to get close to the enemy with. When they hit you, you will gain experience in that level to raise it. There may be better ways out there, but that is the best way I know.
Dj_Clarity - 5 years ago
Only way to level up any skill is to use it. Get hit a lot, regardless of armor type, and your skill in that class of armor (Heavy or Light) will increase.
You do get a bonus to either one if wearing all Light or all Heavy, so mix the two together (light gauntlets and boots with Heavy helmet, shield, and armor), to make sure you're getting 100 in each skill without the bonus. That way, the bonus puts you over 100, and doesn't drop you under 100 if you decide later on to mix types.
DrNewcenstein (Expert) - 5 years ago
I'm not quite sure what DrNewcenstein, but he seems to be saying the oposite of what actualy happens. You will gain skill faster wearing all one type of armor, so wear all heavy to raise your heavy. you can always just stand there and let someone who can't do enough damage to actuayl hurt you wail on you for hours if you realy wanted. Also wearing plus to heavy armor items won't effect your leveling. for instance if you are at 80 heavy armor and have plus 40 to heavy armor skill from you armor, you Heavy armor skill will show as a green 120 but you will still be able to level up heavy armor 20 more levels.
hogarthundead (Expert) - 5 years ago
Wear all the same type of armor class (either all heavy or all light) and get into a brawl with someone..let them punch you and your skill should go up relatively quickly..also you can fight low level opponents (like bandits or wolfs) and let them just hit you while you use restore health potions when your health gets low.
godofwar64 - 5 years ago
The hands down most efficient way to level up heavy armor, and any skill for that matter, is to obtain a follower that trains the skill. If you do this you can recieve training from the follower, go into their inventory and take it right back, then get the training again. This gaurantees a 5 skill level increase each character level, which is much faster than wearing heavy armor.
DarthBrawn - 5 years ago
Farkas the Companion in Whiterun will follow you if the Companion quests are done, and also trains in Heavy Armor. I don't know of another follower-trainer but there may be others.
DarthBrawn - 5 years ago
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