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Or maybe it is a little early for that yet. I still have light expectations in the classroom at this time. We'll see how the children respond to new topics, added materials, and different key lessons this year. Our other activities haven't started yet, so it still remains to be seen how we will really flow along.
D got the first bells lesson. This is the matching lesson after first lesson when we show the child how to strike a bell and use the damper. D probably could have started this work earlier, but alas, he was too short to reach the bells cabinet well. (It is 19" inches high.)
This material consists of two sets of 13 bells in the chromatic scale from middle c to c. The bells bases are brown, white, or black. Our mallets and damper came with the set. You can purchase the boards which are green, black and white that go under the bells. I chose to make a felt underlay. I also custom made our bells cabinet. It is 5' long, and about 18" deep and it stands about 19" high. Our bells and other purchased materials are from Nienhuis.
In this initial lesson, we carefully moved all of the brown bells to his low table. Then we matched them. He would strike a brown bell, remember its tone and then walk to the white bells (or hop in his case) and find the matching tone. He was able to do this very successfully. (To move these bells, we place the dominant hand fingers at the base of the stem, and the subdominant palm supports the bell base from underneath. Skin should never touch the metal part of the bells as this can impart oils onto the metal which will change the pitch of the bell.)
When we were replacing the brown bells they got mixed up, so he systematically graded them, or in other words, reordered them by ear. His middle-c, d, and e were all in the right places, so by the time he got to what should have been f, he could hear that it didn't follow. So we pushed aside the "wrong tone" and played up the scale again, middle-c, d, e, and then the next bell in line, which also happened to be incorrect as well. He repeated the process and in the end successfully ordering the bells in graded order and than finally played up and then down the bells.
I first posted about our bells here and I posted about giving D his very first bells lesson at the end of this post here.
This is our mystery bag by Guide Craft. I wrote more about this work here.
D decided to a little bit of work with the blue triangles. No lesson was given here.
S finally go into the grammar command cards. I think that she enjoyed them. Perhaps she was a little slowed down by the owner of that knee you see in the shot above. D decided that he was going to help her out.
Here they are working with the first adjective task card packet. (All of our grammar card materials are from Montessori Print Shop in the traditional colors. I re-formatted all of the word cards you see, but the command/task cards are in their original format.) A card like the one in the shot above may say, "Pick your favorite color tab hue, lay out the set in graded order, and label it with the cards." The cards included in this exercise could be, "darkest, dark, lightest, light."
Command/task cards give children a physical experience of both classification of the parts of speech as well as antonyms and synonyms. Grammar boxes (the ones with all of the colorful compartments) give the child a questioning perception of the parts of speech as they sort each word in the sentence and classify them. Permutations, which are hard to post here on the blog, are when we take the word cards in the filler boxes and switch them around: "dogs lay down" becomes "down lay dogs." These exercises help the child understand the order of words in our language affects meaning.
Command cards are usually worked along side the grammar boxes.
This was another grammar command card.
S also did some angle measuring, adding and subtracting. I first wrote about this lesson here.
T did a bit more squaring. I didn't get shots of all of the complete sequence since my camera card ran out of space. (I need to get a new hard drive, since my other one crashed onto the floor and completely broke, so I can dump the pictures on the card to make more space!)
We ended up reviewing exercise 4: Using Graph Paper, and exercise 5: the Binomial Square Expressed Algebraically in the Transforming a Square lesson sequence, before moving on to the three Passing from One Square to Another exercises, all of which T found ridiculously easy.
This lesson comes after this one.
In this lesson we begin using graph paper to prolong the child's work in this area. First we'd do this exercise with a binomial. In this exercise T has moved on to the trinomial square. Above, T colored in, 92 = 12 + 2(1*3) + 2(1*5) + 32+ 2(3*5) + 52, or (a+b+c)2 = a2+ 2(ab) + 2(ac) + b2 + 2(bc) + c2. Then he expressed all of the terms algebraically. All of the squares are on the diagonal and in every binomial there are 4 terms and in every trinomial there are 9 terms.
T can and should, though he probably will not, choose to draw other binomials and trinomials on his own as follow-up work. This work gives the child experience with squaring and is preparation for working with square roots.
The album suggests that early work for this lesson start at 7-71/2 but it also notes that age is not as important as experience in this case. The scope an sequence suggests that this lesson be introduced in the 2nd year of lower el and finished up in the 3rd year. T is just barely 9 years old. Since we held him back in Primary, T is still doing work as a lower el student this year. So in terms of number age he is "grade behind" behind, but in terms of "grade level" he is more right on target here.
I'll try to get a few photos of the Passing from One Square to Another before posting about the lessons here.
And D pulled out our equivalency materials and did a little bit of puzzling...and stared off into space.
We'll be back with more! How is your kick-off to the new school year going?
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Tuesday, August 25, 2015
An Official Start?
Does a First Great Lesson confirm that we've officially started school?
Three kids, three sets of goggles, and one volcano. This kind of reminds me of this picture from last year.
Visit this post for more on this lesson.
The "new thing" I learned this year was why these Great Lessons are so important. I think of the Great Lessons as the spine of the Montessori curriculum. It defines the backbone of the beast, so to speak. The guide fills in with key lessons here and there where there is interest. Many times these key lessons connect to the backbone/the Great Lessons. I think of these key lessons as the major bones in the skeleton, like the skull, the rib cage, the pelvis, the femur, etc. Then it is the child's work is to continue fleshing out the parts of the body that interest them. Through their personal exploration they figure out all of the muscles, tendons, vessels, skin, and hair. They work to flesh out the rest of the animal so that at long last, they can see the entire beast with the intimate knowledge of how it all fits together.
We call this a cute, short, 4-year old in his mime pants with goggles on. (He doesn't mime, he just looks like one in these pants. They are 2T. He is a small guy.)
S has been rattling right along with the grammar sequence. I wrote about this last week too. Last week is was the verb boxes and this week it is the preposition. She finished all four preposition boxes today. Next it is the adverb. And then I think we should start using the grammar command cards I finally made! This older post has my old preposition lesson and my old verb lesson explanation.
If the preposition symbol should be like a bridge, why does the Montessori Outlet tray for all of our grammar solids hold this one upside down? Maybe this is why we had it turned upside down two years ago when T did this lesson!
S also worked on some Daily Math Problems. She is in book 2 for 2nd graders. I first wrote about these books here and then again here.
T got a new book I randomly picked up at a half price book store. It was a geography text that revolves around Garfield, his new favorite character. He spent most of today working on this. He used encyclopedias and an atlas to find his answers so it turned out to be a great researching exercise. He is also pretty good at geography to begin with which helped a lot, since this book is not easy. He was able to tell me the names of all of the states you see above without looking at a map.
D also got in on a little book action doing his mazes. What you see in the background is a little something I throw up there on occasion to keep D reading. He read this without incident. He is just so proud when he decodes a word. It is just really cute to see.
I separate the cursive letters because he seems to get confused when I link them together. He manages to read print just fine.
We also did some biological classification booklet reading today. I wrote more about this set of booklets here and here. Today, we got through three of the five classes of vertebrates before D wanted to pull out some additional materials like our life-cycle figures and his frog puzzle to match them all and name them all.
D and I finally got to the thermic tablets as well. I didn't get a shot of the entire layout though. This material is from Montessori Outlet.
Typically a prerequisite for this lesson would be the thermic bottles. We don't have these. They were the one material I decided not to purchase and just skip all together. This material consists of six pairs of tablets made of different substances which differ in the way they conduct heat. Our box contains: cork, felt, metal, slate, glass, and wood.
Initially I opened the box and took out a single felt tablet. I placed it on the table and then I rubbed my wrists together to neutralize them. Then I lightly placed one wrist on the felt tablet for a moment. Then I removed a single metal tablet and placed it on the table too. I rubbed my wrists together again and then felt the metal tablet with my wrist for a moment. I mentioned that the metal one felt cool and the felt one felt warm. I invited D to rub his wrists to neutralize them and then to feel each of the tablets.
After this I removed each of the tablets and placed on them on the table in an arc pattern. (I did not use a table mat because the work is too large for our mats. Also, typically there is a small bowl that accompanies this work and it is placed at the top of the arc. This bowl is used to hold our jewelry. I didn't do this step but rather simply removed my watch before the presentation.)
I put on our owl blind fold, neutralized my wrists and proceeded to feel the first, lowest, tablet on the left side of the arc with my left wrist. Then I felt the first tablet on the right side with my right wrist. If they felt like a match, I placed the tablets together and moved them to the center of the arc. If they weren't a match, I moved my right wrist to the next tablet up the arc feeling each tablet in turn until I found a match. I continued this process, rubbing my wrists in between pairings until all of the tablets were matched and then I removed my blindfold to check for accuracy.
The next lesson in this sequence would be a language 3-period lesson, distance matching, and a material identification game.
This material helps the child develop their tactile and visual discrimination.
D was able to take a turn with the tablets and was very successful with this exercise as well.
D and I did some more category card work. I asked him to fetch "one-hundred" and he went and got that card and brought it to me. We verified that it was the right card and then he brought it back to the rug and returned to be told to fetch another. He was pretty successful with this exercise. I wrote more about this primary math sequence here.
As always he is into books.
Before we did the biological classifications, D took out some other life cycle materials. He said our lady bug set was his favorite.
Here D is working with his stereognostic bag. There are a bunch of different pairs of wooden shapes in the bag. He sticks his hand in selects one, pulls it out, and sets it on the table. Then he sticks his hand in again and without the use of sight feels which one in the bag is its match, pulls this out of the bag and sets it by its pair on the table. He was very successful with this exercise. I wrote more about this here. This work helps the child refine their sense of touch.
This is the early reading bit we should have done first. This is our object box 1. I, the guide, write down a word that represents one of the objects, let D sound it out, either aloud or in his head, and then he can say it, or simply match the object with the paper ticket. Independent work could include pre-written tickets and the objects so that the child can read and match whenever they choose.
This was more of his card-work I wrote about here.
On Monday, S found this outside. We suspect it is a dragon fly wing, though it was not connected to any insect. She went inside got some gloves on, got her forceps and a container, and got to work collecting her sample.
Then she got out the slides and the microscope to examine her specimen up close.
She also opened up her "lab-notebook" and drew an illustration of what she saw. I will note that she has not confirmed that these were indeed from a dragonfly. She saw no immediate need to look up what dragonfly wings actually look like to verify her hypothesis.
This was actually accidental. I had printed out these songs (from this site) intending to introduce them a bit later, but T got his hands on them, write the note names under each note, got a crash-course on rhythm from me in 5 minutes, and was off to the races. So far, he's memorized Twinkle Twinkle, Ode to Joy and Kookaberra. The Kookaberra song has way different lyrics than the ones I learned. I learned it like this:
Kookaberra sitting in the old gum tree,
eating all the gum that he can see,
Stop, kookaberra, stop,
Kookaberra save some gum for me.
T likes my version better.
Because of her flute work S understands more about note names than she's had Montessori bells lessons. So I am trying to catch her up a tiny bit, make sure she knows some intermediary nomenclature, and can get a little ahead of her lessons so that she can focus on breathing and form rather than reading music.
S started with a staff nomenclature lesson: g-clef, lines, spaces, staff, and ledger lines. This lesson came after she assigned note names to all the bell, a - g. The next lesson will be to name the notes on the staff board.And we can end with a little bit of cuteness. D is too young to start lacrosse, but he isn't too young to try on all of hyung-a's gear and pose for the camera with his littler fiddle stick and soft ball.
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This is a rush transcript from "Hannity," July 2, 2012. This copy may not be in its final form and may be updated.
TUCKER CARLSON, GUEST HOST: With Fourth of July fast approaching, the streets will be filled with American flags and the airwaves filled with Lee Greenwood's song "God Bless the USA."
The singer has a new book called, "Does God Still Bless The USA?, A Plea For Better America." Sean sat down with him to talk about the book.
SEAN HANNITY, HOST: "Does God Still Bless the USA?" I hope the answer is yes.
LEE GREENWOOD, SINGER, AUTHOR: There's a good question. You have to buy the book before I'm going to give you the answer.
I can give you the answer. As a Christian, of course, I believe He does. This nation sometimes we kind of got this push and pull, but I think it's time for the question. It's time we stand up and make a stand.
HANNITY: It's funny. You've been gracious over the years, we've been become very good friends. I think the world of you. You've done the Freedom Concerts with us. You've been on the road. I would never miss your set.
I could watch it every night for years, when you sing, not just "God Bless the USA," but a lot of your other big hits, too. But that one in particular, I watch the audience, and every time without fail -- in some cases 12,000 to 15,000 people -- rise to their feet. You ask them to take out their cell phone, and every time I get chills.
GREENWOOD: We did that, because lighters are not allowed in the building, fire code. It's interesting people would do that, just a natural response. One night, I asked them if they're ready, "OK, you got your cell phones, make a call, lock up the network," and we did.
HANNITY: This song -- there's something about it that touches the heart and soul of this country.
GREENWOOD: Next year, 30 years since I wrote it, 2013, 30 years.
HANNITY: I will tell you and I'll confess to you, this is why the book is phenomenal, "Does God Still Bless the USA,"I worry about whether or not America's better days sometimes are behind it. I really worry if we've lost an understanding of our Constitution, our founding principles, an understanding of what makes us strong. Sometimes I get concerned.
GREENWOOD: I have the same fear, Sean. I have a 17-year-old and 13- year-old. My 17-year-old, Daulton, asks me -- this was some months back before he turned 17, so he was 16 at the time, not that's a lot of maturity, but he's a mature young man. He said, dad, is the American experiment coming to an end? He cited other empires, the Roman Empire, the British Empire and how it only lasted so many years.
HANNITY: For a 16-year-old, that's a powerful question.
GREENWOOD: Of course in my book, my co-author, Rita Tate, from Tate Publishing in Oklahoma, interviewed my wife and my two sons. They have their own dialog inside the book. It made me proud the things they said.
You talk about the traditions of America. I want to read something to you. One of the chapters of our book is called "The Battle for America's Soul." Historians probably know this. "John Adams, the general principles on which our fathers achieved independence were the general principles of Christianity. Also from Patrick Henry, it cannot be emphasized too strongly or too often that this great nation was founded not by religionists, but by Christians, not on religions, but on the gospel of Jesus Christ. Further, Thomas Jefferson, God who gave us life gave us liberty." There's a lot of things in the book, I go ahead and cite facts --
HANNITY: You probably couldn't say that in some public schools today. Couldn't even quote them.
GREENWOOD: Well, no. The one in Massachusetts that tried to change my song from "God Bless the USA" to "We Love the USA." I have no trouble with saying, "We love the Untied States of America." I
HANNITY: But don't change your song!
GREENWOOD: You don't have to be a Christian, you don't have to be a patriot, but I do have a copyright. I did say that on my tweet, on my web site that I was a little disappointed as an educational institution they felt they had the right to do that.
HANNITY: It shows how political correctness permeates every aspect of human life almost.
GREENWOOD: It's way too far. I don't understand. The things I've got in the book, though, I talk about -- I start the book, Sean, with I'm not over 9/11, and for us, we remember this event, just like my father remembered Pearl Harbor when he signed up for the Navy. This is an event that will live with us our whole life. Yet my kids were 6 and 3, and I think now it's sort of a matter of history.
HANNITY: You know, there are few songs that can literally shift or change the cultural landscape and have such an impact as this song. You'll still do 100 dates this year, as you always do.
You're out on the road, in the bus often and you told me you sleep better in the bus, which cracks me up.
GREENWOOD: I do.
HANNITY: But every night when you get to that point in the program, usually the last song.
GREENWOOD: Yes.
HANNITY: And you sing it. I just love looking out at the crowd. I would look at you, obviously, not that I didn't want to look at you, but I'd look at the crowd reaction. I'd see people crying, tears coming down their cheeks. I'd see people holding pictures of military members, people waving the flag, people holding their phones up.
GREENWOOD: It brings patriotism to bear and I think one of the reasons I decided to write the book was to actually wake up or patriots, wake up the people who believe in America so strongly.
HANNITY: Lee Greenwood, God bless you. You're a great American. Thank you so much for being with us. Appreciate it.
GREENWOOD: Thank you, Sean.
Hey, let me just say this. Anybody that wants to answer the question, "Does God Still Bless the USA?" Go to my web site, LeeGreenwood.com and give me your answer, yes or no and also say why.
HANNITY: Go to LeeGreenwood.com.
GREENWOOD: Thanks.
HANNITY: All right, Lee, thanks for being with us.
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ICF Mostra worked with the European Commission's Directorate General for Enlargement to develop a campaign which would seek to raise awareness of the EU enlargement process among Europe's citizens. One of the tools used to convey this message was a highly-visual advertorial, which has recently been published in a range of European in-flight magazines.
The challenge
Given the sensitive and political nature of the topic in question, ICF Mostra worked intensively with the DG in order to identify the right tone and key messages to speak to the target audience.
The challenge for ICF Mostra's content and creative teams was to produce an attractive advertorial, which would be engaging for both business and holiday travellers, while still conveying the essence of the EU's enlargement policies.
The outcome
The final version married a light-hearted content style, including modern graphic design elements, with the most important aspects of the enlargement process.
So far the advertorial has appeared in both English and French versions in Air France, German Wings, Turkish Airlines, Austrian Airlines, Montenegro Airlines and JAT (Serbia) in-flight magazines.
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Looking ahead to 2015, the advertorial will continue to be published in the in-flight publications until June. ICF Mostra will also continue to work with the new European Commission to help it reach out to and communicate its enlargement policies with the citizens of Europe.


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Merry Christmas Everyone!
It's been four months since Graeme came into our lives. Four months but it feels like he has always been here. When I think back to everything Sgt and I went through to have him here there is only one phrase that comes to mind. It was worth it. Graeme was worth the wait, the miscarriages, the heartache, the cost. He was worth all of it and more.
He is a good baby, a happy baby. I love that I get to be his first smile of the morning and his last smile at night. I love that I am his favorite person in his world right now. I still well up with tears of pure love and joy every night when I tuck him into bed. He's ours forever and always.
He's a great baby to put to bed and I count that as a huge blessing. He usually goes to bed between 8 and 9 pm and wakes up at 8 the next morning. He only naps once during the day for about 2 hours but if he's sleeping all night I don't care. At four months I am getting a full nights sleep.
Our first few weeks together were chaos. Moving with a newborn is not something I would ever recommend. Never ever! But we survived. The mastisis I had in my left breast left me with such a low supply on that side that I hardly ever feed from that breast. Graeme hates eating from that side. I have tried anything and everything to get the breast to work as well as the right side. Herbs, domperidone, pumping. I finally called a lactation consultant and together we figured out that the left breast is backed up. The mastisis left it clogged with thickend milk that hampers my letdown and the milk that is there comes trickling out. Everything I have read about it says it's like trying to squeeze creamcheese out of a tiny tube. Nice visual huh? When the baby is eating off of that side he will get some of that thickend milk and gag on it. When pumping it never comes flowing out, just drips. I think it's a good pumping session when I can get a quarter of an ounce in 15 minutes from that breast.
Fed up and frustrated with it all I turned to trusty Google to find a solution. And I found one. Several sites recommended going to a physiotherapist to have the breast treated with deep heat and ultrasound. I have an appointment this Friday with a local clinic. God I hope this works and I have a boob that works. I'm getting tired of being lopsided and feeling like I failed to feed my child. I know that giving Graeme formula is not going to make me a bad mother but after the frustration with my body failing me while trying to get pregnant I thought this would be easier. It had to be easier.
Here's a great link to a post from ElectricLady at City Girl Tales. Pump-Palooza She makes you feel less lonely and has plenty of helpful links to other moms and support groups.
I'll update after my appointment on Friday and let you know if my left boob can be saved.


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Attempting to replace Raven this week~ Even so, Misk is feeling extremely lazy right now... So straight to the point!
Looks like midnight has arrived, starting the fated 7th of July day... Whoever thought that all the guilds will fight together just got punched to the face. Everyone has scattered in the town... Great, way to weaken yourselves. Meanwhile, Lucy and others stare as the gate is opening.
In the castle, Natsu and Rogue continue their fight. As they argue, Rogue keeps claiming that he "will Lucy"! Good job, Mangapanda. Natsu goes full power, unleashing his Lightning Flame Dragon Mode. However, Rogue activates his White Shadow Dragon Mode, revealing that he killed Future Sting in order to obtain his powers. While looking extremely cool, Rogue owns Natsu. As he is about to finish him off, Ultear intervenes.
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1802 HMT 15 January 2017, Lee Sangho, Saeil Finance Junior Market Analyst, Taeil S.C.
It was unseasonably cool tonight in Taeil. According to my phone it was 14.2 degrees outside. There were at least two hundred of us assembled here in Kijeon Square, shouting insults at the ROHA soldiers formed up in front of us with their tanks and personnel carriers. I honestly never thought that within my lifetime I'd see Hanseom soldiers deployed in the streets of our cities, arrayed against us. Sure the Taeil Massacre was only 18 years ago, but the country has progressed so much since those days. I suppose I'm getting ahead of myself though.
The rhetoric of the 2014 Presidential election campaign was unlike anything seen in as long as anyone could remember. The three frontrunning parties spat venom at each other almost non-stop during the nine month election cycle. Like all Hanin of voting age, I did my patriotic duty and voted on election day. Compulsary participation in elections tends to make you do that. The fact that it's a national holiday doesn't hurt either.
Like most Hanin, I sat and watched the election results as they came in (all regular programming is suspended on election night, so it's not like I had anything else to watch). Early indications showed that President Ha Taejin would hold the presidency and WNN's Kim Myeongmi predicted his People's Democracy Party would capture over 45 percent of the presidential vote. Their computer predictions predicted 32 percent of the vote for Kim Sungmin and the Reunification Party, while Cho Miri and her New Hanseom Party were projected to receive 18 percent of the vote.
As the night progressed, it became very obvious just how wrong those predictions were. Kim was performing abysmally, taking barely 11 percent of the vote. Ha was performing slightly worse than predicted, taking 38 percent of the national vote. Cho on the other hand, was crushing all expectations.
While most people agreed that she was the most likeable candidate (women loved the idea that Hanseom would have its first female President and men loved her for how she looked), most experts agreed that she was unelectable. President Ha constantly pointed out the Hanseom supremacist undertones in her party's speeches and people publicly agreed with him. Her receipt of 48 percent of the vote showed that most of these people were liars.
Due to the huge disparity between the exit polls and actual election results, voting officials enacted a nationwide recount, which found surprisingly few irregularities (most of which were in favor of the other two candidates). To everyone's disbelief, people actually wanted Miri Cho to win the election. For the next two weeks until the swearing-in ceremony (and a little beyond), she was universally panned by the Hanseom media.
In the furor surrounding her election, people entirely forgot about the results of another important vote. The Hanseom people voted 58 to 42 percent to eliminate the Upper House in the National Assembly.
Over the next few months, the Cho administration continued speaking out against corruption in the government, citing out of control administrative costs in several key departments. In April 2015, she announced that a new budget was being pushed through the Assembly and encouraged all people to contact their assemblyperson and encourage them to support it. This measure capped executive salaries and set forth severe punishments for the misuse of government funds. The budget also revoked government funding from the news outlets most critical of Cho and her administration.
Despite calls from the media to vote against it, the National Assembly listened to the overwhelming support from their constituency and voted to pass the new budget. Seemingly overnight private broadcasting stations lost between 25-70 percent of their funding. Before long, MBS, SBN, and YTS announced that they could no longer afford to operate. By April 2016, they ceased to exist. By the end of October, the only two networks still in operation were the government-controlled HBS and the anti-Cho World News Now network.
Simultaneous to the media clampdown, the government was looking to make an example of anyone that ran afoul of the new anti-corruption laws. Their opportunity came in May 2015, when Park Yongchul, the chairman of Hanlink (the national railroad), was arrested for allegedly mismanaging the company's budget. Under the auspices of the new anti-corruption laws, Yongchul was brought before a special nationally televised session of the Taeil National District Court, which, in a 15 minute trial, found him guilty of 'corruption' and sentenced him to death. Following the sentence, television cameras followed his police convoy to New Start Prison in Taeil to capture his execution by a combat policeman. His face remained resolute to the end as he was forced to kneel and the policeman fired the pistol aimed the base of his skull. This continued and by the end of 2015 it was obvious that Cho was using the anti-corruption law to remove her opponents.
Toward the end of 2015, Cho began capitalizing on the rhetoric put forth by the previous administration about the dangers of the Commonwealth, Songian communists and Namseom and started pushing supporters to pressure their Assemblypeople to draft and pass a presidential emergency powers act, pursuant to the security portion of her election platform. The 'Difficult Situation Emergency Powers Act' passed the National Assembly in February 2016, once again by an overwhelming majority.
In the late afternoon on 17 November 2016, a child in Taeil spotted a body in an alleyway while walking home from school and informed a local police officer, who immediately identified it as the Minister of Internal Security, Kim Minjae. Within an hour, Cho held a press conference where she denounced the attack and declared the implementation of certain provisions of the Emergency Powers Act, chiefly the provisions that limited movement within the country. The military established checkpoints throughout all cities. Within 24 hours, both news networks reported that agents of the Number Four Bureau, working alongside the State Security Bureau, raided the apartment belonging to a Tairandian citizen, Ishimoto Abe. According to the press release, Abe was killed in a shootout with government agents. A sweep of his apartment revealed documents and information not only connecting him to the murder of Minister Kim, but to a Tairandian spy agency. Cho used this evidence to employ all provisions of the Emergency Powers Act.
In one fell swoop, Cho achieved total power over the nation. People believed that the Tairandians and the entirety of the Commonwealth were against us until late December, when WNN broke a story that suggested that Abe was just a scapegoat in a government power grabbing plan. Within a week, agents of the Number Four Bureau siezed the WNN headquarters and placed their staff under arrest. Most haven't been seen or heard from since.
While protests against the government were severe- protesters shut down major highways nationwide and staged sit-ins in multiple cities, the government response was muted. The most significant resposne for the past two weeks was a call from the broadcasters on Hanseom Broadcasting Station for people to show restraint and support for Cho in these trying times.
And that brings us to tonight. As I stood here in the cold rain, looking around, I felt sorry for the country I loved. I felt sorry for the soldiers arrayed against us (I was an infantryman during my military service). I felt sorry for the people standing on either side of me, hurling insults at the soldiers. At the same time though, we let this happen
As I pondered this, one of the protesters produced a molotov cocktail and threw it toward one of the infantry fighting vehicles arrayed against us. Fortunately, though, it fell short. Sadly that set the soldiers into action
The crowd ripped up some of the pavement and sent several gigantic rocks or asphault chunks at the soldiers standing in the open.
As another rock went sailing from the crowd, couldn't help but wonder what would happen to us. That question was answered almost immediately by the chatter of multiple automatic weapons.
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If Louisiana had a typical party primary system, Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Bel Edwards would be talking to Democrats right now, and Republicans David Vitter, Scott Angelle and Jay Dardenne would be making their case to GOP voters.
That's not the way things work in the open primary system, of course. One dynamic is that, while Democrats face a steep uphill climb to reach the Governor's Mansion, the party still offers enough votes — 40 percent, give or take — to tip the balance for any of the GOP candidates.
So it's no surprise that Republican candidates are quietly reaching across the aisle to see if they can peel off some of that support.
What is a bit unexpected is that Vitter, the most rigidly conservative of the bunch and the one who built a Senate re-election campaign around relentless attacks against President Barack Obama, is conducting what many political players in Democrat-rich, majority African-American New Orleans see as the most aggressive outreach.
Vitter's definitely been showing up in some unexpected places lately.
One such place was the Zulu Social Aid & Pleasure Club's annual Carnival season ball, where his presence stirred the ire of at least one high- profile Democrat.
Ken Carter, a former assessor in New Orleans and a longtime member of the BOLD political organization, said he was "very surprised" to see Vitter there and none too happy about it. He said he approached Vitter and told him he was "ashamed of the positions he's taken," from opposing a higher minimum wage to trying to stand in the way of Loretta Lynch's confirmation as U.S. attorney general.
He said he was speaking as a constituent who's backed Republicans in the past — and only for himself, not on behalf of his daughter, state Sen. and Louisiana Democratic Party Chairwoman Karen Carter Peterson. As for his own leanings this year, Carter said it's premature to have serious conversations with Republicans and that "it's better to support a viable Democrat."
Members of Vitter's Senate office staff recently showed up at a Citywide Tenant Association meeting about providing computer classes for low-income children. Public housing leader Cynthia Wiggins said the staffers offered to set up a meeting with the senator himself.
A Vitter flyer also recently appeared at the community center at Fauborg Lafitte, the mixed-income complex on the site of the old Lafitte public housing development. It highlights three items he's "working on now": "Protecting Social Security," "Defending Louisiana Seniors from Obamacare Cuts," and "Fighting for Increased Access to Safe, Affordable Drugs."
The flyer was issued by his office, which allows him to cast it as constituent service rather than campaign activity.
Last week, Vitter's campaign held one of its closed-door meetings with community leaders in New Orleans, this time on crime. One agenda item centered on sentencing reform, an issue where Democrats and Republicans are starting to find considerable common ground nationwide. New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu skipped the event, but a couple of other prominent city Democrats, Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman and District Attorney Leon Cannizzaro, were on the attendee list.
Then there are the letters.
Vitter recently sent out a mass mailing to every elected official in the state, asking for their support and including an endorsement card for them to sign and send it. It's safe to say that the request caught some Democratic eyes.
Constable Lambert Boissiere Jr., a veteran of the New Orleans City Council, the state Senate and the New Orleans endorsement wars, tossed his in the trash. That doesn't mean he's ready to sign on the dotted line for Edwards. Asked where he stands on the race as of now, Boissiere quoted a poster hanging in his office that features a picture of an orangutan.
"Sometimes I sits and thinks, and sometimes I just sits," Boissiere said. "For now, I'm just sitting."
Vitter's two Republican rivals, each of whom have more moderate reputations, are doing their own outreach as well. Dardenne and Angelle also have been spotted at normally Democratic, largely African-American haunts.
Apparently concerned that Angelle might be making inroads, Edwards is running an ad in Angelle's home base of Acadiana, on radio stations with large black audiences, casting Angelle as Gov. Bobby Jindal's "right-hand man," and linking him to Jindal's hospital privatization drive and budget cuts at Southern University.
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The flip side — and the big challenge for Vitter in particular — is that people have records.
"Many Republicans do not campaign hard in the African-American community," Carter said. "They shouldn't, because they have not delivered."
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"Once, Oregon was known for the way it protected farms and forests while it carefully planned where to put all the newcomers."
"But after three decades of growth and top-dollar bickering, a cross section of Oregon's leadership wants to restore the state's visionary reputation."
"Support is building to revive a 'Big Look' task force that had begun reviewing Oregon's land policies before the Legislature yanked its funding."
"'The 'Big Look' was never exclusively about Measure 37 or Measure 49,' agreed task force member David Bragdon. 'It's a much broader type of effort.'"
"Under Gov. Tom McCall, Oregon adopted statewide planning goals and created the Department of Land Conservation and Development. The system survived half a dozen assaults before property rights activists spurred the passage of Measure 37 in 2004."
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Let me warn you....
If you can't stand it, don't proceed on.
Remember, just a while back I held a human brain.
It's kind of the same deal.....
But not really
But kind of :)
I wonder what my {step}daughter would have thought, especially after going to the vet with us on Saturday back in January. Especially after she said she didn't want to be a vet b/c she didn't want to stick her hand up a horses/cows butt.
Sorry I'm trying to give you time to turn back. Now I'm proceeding with pictures.
Consider yourself warned!
Monday night in A&P we dissected Cow Eyeballs. Never in my wildest dreams did I really think I'd be dissecting any kind of an eyeball, little lone a cow eyeball, but I did it. (reminds me of the episode of Friends where Richard & Monica are squeezing tomatoes and he remarks they feel weird (or something) and she says you touch eyeballs all day and he says but we were trained not to squeeze them.)
At first, I thought I might just sit back and watch, be the clean handed lab manual reader, but I couldn't resist. I knew if I didn't feel it, it'd eat at me for a week like the brain/breast tumor did. (still don't have any desire to touch the cat though!)
I was shocked that my phone would work with rubber gloves on.... And no I didn't touch this juicy stuff and then touch my phone. I kept one hand clean :)
Here are 2 cow eyeballs. Now obviously they've been treated, etc so they look a little blech, they weren't fresh out of the cow.
You slice in just behind the cornea. When you do this, if you cut in fast, be prepared to be squirted with juice. Slow and steady wins the race.
This is what you see when you immediately open it up. Up by the black (her left hand) is the pupil, front of the eye, etc. Down where the white ball is is toward the back of the eye. The white ball is the lens.
Animals have this gorgeous blue that humans don't. That's why if you shine a light in a cats eye, it gives you that glow back; This is what causes that glow. And truthfully opening these eyes up and seeing the blue & the lens made us all think we were rooting in oysters for pearls, lol :).
This was the lens. Holy cow it was hard. It felt like a small pebble. Isn't it limestone that you can scrape away with your fingernail? Anyway, you could actually scrape at this, but it was hard as rock.
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On Fri, Jun 26, 2009 at 5:27 PM, Matthew Woehlke wrote:I too would like to see KDE treated as a first-class citizen, rather than blindly pushing Gnome to the ignorant masses.The problem with this is that you are now pushing two things blindly at ignorant masses, so not only do they have no clue what their doing because its a different operating system from what they are (generally) used to but there are two "default" interfaces to it. How does this make sense?
...more so than the choice they already face between Fedora, Ubuntu, Mandrake, Mint, <insert favorite distro>? (Yes, I know, bring on the old 'straw, camel' story...)
Also, I want to pick at your use of "blindly"; who says it has to be blind? Why not work to educate users about the difference? A "Take a Tour" would probably be good publicity anyway. (You know, take the edge off that "no clue what they're doing" thing...)
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The furniture supply to London social housing tenants is expected to undergo a revolutionary transformation as the Furniture Resource Centre acquires two major furniture contracts in the city.
Furniture Resource Centre is now the main furniture supplier to Notting Hill Housing Group and supplying furniture to The Hyde Group. The Framework contract with Hyde can be used by other Social Housing providers – making compliant buying easy.
The Hyde Group is part of g15, representing London's 15 largest housing associations who between them house one in 10 Londoners. All g15 members can order through the contract and buy from Furniture Resource Centre, as well as all the members of g320, representing all the smaller housing associations in London.
Furniture Resource Centre, part of FRC Group, is now opening a new London base, a stone's throw from Wembley Stadium, and creating local jobs.
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Shaun Doran, FRC Group's CEO, said: "We are really excited about this significant expansion into London and opening our new warehouse and offices in Wembley.
"We are very proud of the quality of our products and the standard of our delivery and installation service so we are looking forward to bringing this to homes and shared housing accommodation across London."
FRC Group is a collection of social businesses created nearly 30 years ago in Liverpool. They supply contract furniture to furnished tenancies and shared living accommodation, and also have a senior living brand, Buckingham Interiors, providing an interior design service and high quality furniture to sheltered and care accommodation.
As well as being a leading national furniture supplier, FRC Group is also a charity with the mission to End Furniture Poverty. The organisation has always operated with a commercial head and social heart, running commercially successful businesses and putting 100% of the profits back into the company to achieve its social goals of helping low income families access good quality furniture.
g15 and g320 members can be assured that they are getting the very best value for money. Furniture Resource Centre, (including the Buckingham Interiors brand), is the top ranked furniture supplier on the Procurement for Housing's furniture framework, so have been OJEU assessed as offering the best price, value and service in the market.
Neina Cave, Sales Manager for Furniture Resource Centre and Buckingham Interiors, explained: "We are delighted to win these two major contracts and are looking forward to working with social housing providers across London. This gives us an opportunity for further expansion across the South East so many more social housing providers can take advantage of our high quality products, low prices, and excellent customer service."


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cfx5post in batch mode on "graphics-less" Linux
I am getting the following error "cannot connect to X server" while running "cfx5post -batch xxx.cse" from command line. The OS is RHEL 4 and has no graphics card, and thereby the DISPLAY environment variable is not set. I have also tried "cfx5post -batch xxx.cse -graphics mesa" without success.
Does cfx5post need a graphics display while running in batch mode???
Frank D.
unfortunately yes.
the way we got around this to run all our macros in batch mode was to create a virtual frame buffer.
Install xvfb
configure (even suggest to create an init.d script so it starts all the time).
Ensure you set a reasonable resolution and color depth.
then use the -display # switch for cfxpost.
If I recall, it stems from Qt and some quick of its system.
Found my documentation
Detailed for Suse, but should be similar for RH.
Xvfb is a virtual frame buffer to create an X display.
Boot script
Xvfb script
Xvfb Settings
Display Number: 71
X Auth File: /etc/Xvfb.auth
Screen Setting: screen 0 2048x2048x24
Memory Mapped File: /tmp/Xvfb_screen0
Log File: /var/log/Xvfb_X71.log
Lock File: /tmp/.X71-lock
Thanks mjgraf!
Using xvfb-run (wrapper around xvfb) solved the problem.
Frank D.
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Encyclopedia Dubuque
"Encyclopedia Dubuque is the online authority for all things Dubuque, written by the people who know the city best."
Marshall Cohen—researcher and producer, CNN
OPENING DOORS. In 2016 Opening Doors was a community service organization initiated by six Catholic women's religious congregations in the Dubuque area. It was founded to assist women needing emergency/transitional housing for reasons other than domestic violence.
Opening Doors offered short-term emergency shelter services and an extended-stay program through TERESA SHELTER and transitional housing MARIA HOUSE. (1) Opening Doors valued the dignity of women and supported them in claiming their own power and in making the choices appropriate for developing personal responsibility to live independently in permanent housing. Opening Doors achieved its mission by working collaboratively with other community resources.
Determining the number of homeless living outside as well as those living in shelters in the city was done by a semi-annual "point-in-time" count. Volunteers explored areas in which homeless had been found in the past. They offered blankets, hats and anything useful for the winter months to anyone they found as well as discussing why they were living this way and their interest in finding shelter. (2)
See: Helen HUEWE
1. Montgomery, Jeff. "Dubuque Woman Does Her Homework on Homelessness," Telegraph Herald, January 9, 2017, p. 5A
2. Ibid.


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War from the makers of The Wire. Get some!
Another war, another exploration of the damage done to soldiers psyches in the battlefield From Attack to Paths Of Glory, Platoon to Jarhead, screen history is littered with exposés of military bureaucracy, institutional idiocy and how, yknow, killing can mess you up a bit. So, its hard not to feel a little battle-weary sitting down to watch Generation Kill, even if it is from the makers of The Wire. Seven hours later, the weariness has been well and truly obliterated by exhilaration, truth, laughs and sadness. Toss the preconceptions: Generation Kill is essential.
Rolling Stone scribe Evan Wright was at the tip of the spear during the USAs 2003 invasion of Iraq, passenger in a Humvee full of reconnaissance Marines, scrapping through the country on the way to Baghdad. His much-praised reports became a book, which became this series, co-scripted with The Wires writers, former crime reporter David Simon and ex-cop, teacher and Vietnam veteran Ed Burns. Its as detailed, dense and initially indecipherable as Wire-watchers will expect, with characters only gradually emerging from the chaos and the dialogue scripted in the Devil Dogs own inimitable, aggressive argot, with no concessions to POGs (Person Other than Grunts). The lack of easily identifiable stories or, in screenwriter-speak, character arcs, is because Generation Kill is about the truth. For those who felt Stop-Loss and In The Valley Of Elah were too agenda-driven to be engrossing, this is the antidote, its intention simply to show the military experience as it is (the closest it comes to caricature is in the portrayal of dumb or callous officers). The marines emerge as dedicated, despicable, admirable, stupid, inclusive, racist, compassionate and terrifying. And war a mixture of the mundane and the horrifying, with even the bleakest situations shot through with black humour. As Ray (the brilliant James Ransone) says, That was cool: who do we invade now?


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1940s Unprinted pattern
Junior misses and misses blouse, suspender skirt and jacket. The flared skirt is finished with a built-up yoke and decorative loops for the suspenders and worn over a well-tailored blouse with short sleeves and turn over collar. The form fitting jacket buttons up the front and is embellished with patch pockets.


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Taylor Fladgate Vintage Port (1.5 Liter Magnum) 2011
Winemaker Notes
Critical Acclaim
The 2011 Taylor's Vintage 2011 has a multifaceted, Pandora's Box of a nose that is mercurial in the glass: cassis at first before blackberry and raspberry politely ask it to move aside, followed by wilted rose petals and Dorset plum. Returning after one 45 minutes that nose has shut up shop. The palate is sweet and sensual on the entry, plush and opulent, with copious black cherries, boysenberry and cassis fruit, curiously more reminiscent of Fonseca! It just glides across the palate with a mouth-coating, glycerine-tinged finish that has a wonderful lightness of touch, demonstrating how Vintage Port is so much more accessible in its youth nowadays. But don't let that fool you into dismissing the seriousness or magnitude of this outstanding Taylor's.
Range: 96-98
There is an initial smoky character, followed by a burst of ripe, rich black fruit, giving this wine weight and a dark, brooding core that is still developing. The palate is accented with black plum and berry fruit, considerable acidity and a delicate perfume on the finish. For serious aging.
Very pretty pure fruit on the nose: crushed berries and minerals with a licorice and graphite undertone. Full body, medium sweet with chewy tannins that are polished and firm. This shows balance and harmony, but remains powerful, muscular and toned. 11,000 cases produced of this foot-trodden wine. Try in 2021.


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We've been hanging out for some word on the Xperia X2 smartphone, last seen in some dodgy leaked video, and apparently the long-awaited followup to the X1 will be announced next week, at least according to the SEMC Blog.
The X2 is a Windows smartphone and in the videos, was running Windows Mobile 6.5 (not that that's out or anything) with a full touch-screen, slide-out QWERTY and 8.1-megapixel camera with autofocus.
Sony Ericsson has been rather quiet on its Xperia front lately - concentrating instead on its Entertainment Unlimited line with recent announcements like the Jalou fashion phones - but the video leaks of the Xperia codenamed Rachel, rumours of an Xperia running Android, and the X2 hopefully point to some releases in the smartphone range.


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France [FRA] (13828 items)
Welcome back! Whilst you were away we added the functionality to view auctions and bid in pounds.
France [FRA]: Information on the Catawiki site about Châteaudun Castle (8), 1950.
At its heart, Catawiki is an online catalogue with images of, and information on, collectibles. Our catalogue is compiled by users in a similar way to Wikipedia.


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Saturday 07 October 2017 (opening 8:00 PM)
The Triffid
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7-9 Stratton Street,
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Caligula's Horse, a band at the forefront of Australia's progressive rock scene, will hit the road for a national tour over September and October in support of their new album In Contact, to be released on September 15 through Inside Out Music.Hailing from Brisbane, Caligula's Horse is a progressive alternative rock powerhouse. Their unique tapestry of progressive metal laced with raw rock power is at once fluid, monumental, and striking, offering a wide audience a broad palate of unforgettable moments and timeless music.Their fourth record, In Contact, is an immense conceptual work discussing the nature of art and creativity, a celebration of what connects us as human beings – the shared space across our many differences. Told over four separate chapters, it is an album full of deeply personal stories, characters with their own bittersweet hope and tragedy. This album is yet another leap forward for Caligula's Horse – steeped in their now-signature ambitious and colourful sound but with a new-found ferocity, In Contact will leave audiences breathless. In Contact stretched all of the band's abilities, from the frantic speed and complexity of 'Will's Song (Let the Colours Run)' to the immense scope and variety of the 16-minute album closer, 'Graves'. This is Caligula's Horse at their most ambitious and progressive. "In Contact has been an enormous proposition - the stories told in this album feel deeply personal, and we've never been more excited to share a new work with the world. The sounds on this album are dark and adventurous - but without losing the bittersweet and joyful sounds we developed in writing Bloom." - Vocalist Jim Grey.The band are currently on tour throughout Europe, including support slots with Opeth, Anathema and Pain Of Salvation, UK headline shows and festival appearances at Midsummer Prog Festival (Netherlands) and Be Prog! My Friend Festival (Spain). To coincide with the European tour, Inside Out Music reissued the band's first two albums Moments From Ephemeral City and The Tide, the Thief & River's End worldwide.Caligula's Horse will be in lethally potent live form on return to Australian shores, with their 'In Contact' tour seeing them return to all the major cities - after selling out many of them during 2016. Following their recent Australian tours with Opeth and sleepmakeswaves, these will be Caligula's Horse's only Australian headline shows for 2017.Following on from 2015's globally praised album Bloom, In Contact will bring the music of Caligula's Horse to more people than ever before. An Australian progressive treasure, and on their way to becoming one of the world's leading rock acts, don't miss out on catching the mighty Caligula's Horse on their 'In Contact' Australian tour!
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Who wants to know more about his PC, with regard to the start, the attacks to Soluto.
Soluto is the ideal solution to measure how long your PC needs to shut up completely. The Visual output is a very good indicator, when the computer is finally fully ramped.
The software Soluto gives you booting your PC completely into the handle. Take several minutes to start your PC and you're close to the border of the frustration, then, Soluto can help you. After you have installed Soluto and new start, latches Soluto in your boot process and measures the time that need individual programs within the process. Arrive on your Windows desktop, the boot process is still not long to end. Soluto is then graphically and stops the time with, that each operation required to be loaded. This time for you is not satisfactory, you can directly look at the software, what programs have claimed the most time during the boot process. You will then clearly listed, what program has used the longest and fastest has been loaded.
For easy understanding, of which you can delete and which are not, these colour deposited. Ranging from green for "can be removed without further ADO" about red for "you should know what you're doing" grey processes or programs that you can not remove. Very well can be display but all kinds of information about the individual points, to get better insight, what about when you start your PC will be loaded. In expert mode you get yet once more fully explained and demonstrated what the individual process causes and what he is.
Soluto is suitable for all those whose PC once again not about boots up and runs too slowly. You get a good look at the boot process with the tool Soluto.
Soluto offers some interesting features in the current version. You can analyze your complete boot process in the program and make adjustments by the time values that you then get to your system. It works communitybasierend, and therefore you will benefit from any user who has installed the program on your computer. In expert mode you can show you more information about the individual processes in the boot process and help you make.
Features and advances in the software Soluto
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Butterick 4584; 1970s; Boy's Pajamas. Pajama top with front button closing has full length sleeves and patch pocket. With or without notched lapel collar. Pullover pajama top has V-neckline with banding and short sleeves. With or without patch pocket. Short or full length pajama bottoms are elasticized at waistline. Top-stitch trim.
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kutuparamba Overview
You can reach kutuparamba from Bangalore by road in about using a cab upon driving using a cab.
kutuparamba is a city and a municipality within the kannur district of kerala. the name kutuparamba is derived from "kutu" which means a people dance and "paramba" which means ground. kutuparamba is said to be a little piece of land behind gokul street owned by the government. currently some government offices are settled here. this name was given to the space by the people of military. there were military quarters here and had been called kutuparamba military quarters. currently there's some additional land owned by the military in kutuparamba. kutuparamba assembly body is a component of vadakara lok sabha body. thalassery is the nearest terminal, which is at a distance of 13 kilometer from the city. kutuparamba is said to be a city on the thalassery-coorg (sh30) road which is commonly called the tc road. nearest flying field is at kozhikode. the projected kannur international flying field is developing in kutuparamba. from these flying fields and terminals one can take savaari cabs to reach the city. it's a road jewel with major traveller attractions like aralam, mysore, ooty, bangalore etc..


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Cohort Study of Heart Rate Variability
This study has been completed.
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (NHLBI)
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: May 25, 2000
Last updated: April 11, 2016
Last verified: April 2016
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|Study Completion Date:
|June 2001
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|June 2001 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)