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IPAF Instructor
- Recruiter
- Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd
- Location
- Birmingham
- Salary
- £30000 - £32000 per annum + Progression+Vehicle+Bonus
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- 12 Oct 2016
- Closes
- 20 Oct 2016
- Sector
- Engineering
- Contract Type
- Permanent
IPAF Instructor Birmingham £30,000 - £32,000 Progression Vehicle Benefits Are you experienced in working with Powered Access or similar equipment looking for a hands off role where you will be tasked with instructing and training other engineers on specialist equipment? On offer is an ideal opportunity for someone who is looking to work for an industry leading Hire Company where you can come off the tools and be influential in the growth and development of engineers across the company depots. The company are one of the largest Powered Access Hire companies in the UK and Europe. They are rapidly expanding and are now looking for an experienced engineer who can train their specialist team on a range of access equipment and associated machinery. Your role will see you providing training to both internal staff as well as customers on site in accordance with IPAF and HSE regulations. Based primarily in Birmingham, you will also be tasked with attending other depots across the UK and be pivotal to developing the company's engineers. The Role: IPAF Instructor/Trainer Training company engineers and customers on powered access equipment Based primarily in Birmingham but also attending other depots across the UK The Person: Experienced engineer working on Powered Access or similar equipment IPAF license Wants to come off the tools into a training role Full UK Driving License Powered Access, Access, Access Engineer, Powered Access Engineer, Hydraulics, Telehandlers, Elevated Platforms, MEWPS, IPAF, IPAF Instructor, IPAF License, Construction, Plant, Heavy Plant, NVQ, Material Handling, Instructor, IPAF Trainer This vacancy is being advertised by Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd. The services of Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd are that of an Employment Agency. Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd regrets to inform that our client can only accept applications from candidates who have a valid legal permit or right to work in the United Kingdom. Potential candidates who do not have this right or permit, or are pending an application to obtain this right or permit should not apply as your details will not be processed. This job was originally posted as www.totaljobs.com/job/66871385


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2014 Lexus IS Caught Testing in Spy Photos
The next generation Lexus IS is overdue for an update, and our spy photographers have just caught the 2014 IS out testing.
The IS is supposed to be coming with some radical new design, said to be previewed by the LF-CC concept car. The photos do not reveal all that much, as the camo does a good job of hiding the design lines. We can expect that the front end will have Lexus' now signature spindle grille, and that the car will utilize some type of hybrid powertrain. Dimensions of the new car look to be about the same, so hopefully some time has been paid to weight reduction in the new IS.
The new IS will sit on a shrunken version of the GS platform, and be a more focused sports performance car than ever before, with an IS-F version due to come out about a year after the car launches to fight its German sports car rivals, namely the M3 and C63 AMG.
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Flyers halt four-game slide with win over OilersMar 9, 2011 - 3:46 AM
Jeff Carter scored twice while Danny Briere added a goal and an assist for the Flyers, who were coming off a 7-0 shellacking at the hands of the Rangers on Sunday.
It was Philly's first win over Edmonton since March 19, 2001. The Oilers had posted six wins and a tie in the previous seven games and lost in Philly for the first time since November 9, 2000.
"We did a great job in the first period and got pucks in deep," said Philadelphia defenseman Chris Pronger. "We moved our feet and did all the little things that you have to do to win games."
Jean-Francois Jacques had the only goal of the game for the Oilers, who had a three-game winning streak stopped. Devan Dubnyk stopped 23-of-26 shots in the loss.
"It's one thing to respect your opponenets," said Edmonton head coach Tom Renney. "It's another thing to respect them and stand around and watch them play. Ultimately, we got our legs under us, but the horse was out of the barn."
Philadelphia dominated the first period, outshooting Edmonton by a 17-1 margin and using that dominance to take a 2-0 lead.
The first goal came 8:54 in when Matt Carle sprung Briere on a breakaway that saw the center break an eight-game goalless drought with a snapper past the glove of Dubnyk.
Ladislav Smid took a five-minute major for boarding when he slammed Darroll Powe into the boards and Philadelphia struck once during the advantage.
Holding the puck at the left point, Claude Giroux sent to down to the left side where Briere threw it out front for an easy tap-in by Carter with 2:20 to play in the first.
Edmonton's first and only shot of the period came with just over a minute to play with the team on the power play.
It was a 3-0 game off of a faceoff win for the Flyers. After a successfully draw at the right circle, James van Riemsdyk fired a pass over to the left side for Kimmo Timonen, who immediately sent it back to the front and Carter had the easy slay at the 7:05 mark.
However, Edmonton got one back less than a minute later as Jacques redirected a Smid shot from the left point into the net to make it a 3-1 game.
Bobrovsky stopped 13 shots in the third period, including a couple of big stops in the late stages and Blair Betts' empty-netter in the final minute sealed the win.
Game Notes
Giroux had two assists in the game...Philadelphia plays in Toronto on Thursday...Edmonton continues its five-game road trip in Washington on Wednesday...Philly was 1-for-4 on the power play while Edmonton was 0-for-3.
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Oilers 1, Flyers 4 FinalMar 11 10:53 AM
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- Philadelphia Empty Net Goal - Blair Betts (5), at 19:18.
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- Edmonton Goal - Jean-Francois Jacques (4), at 8:00.
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- Philadelphia Goal - Jeff Carter (30), at 7:05.
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- Philadelphia Power-Play Goal at 17:40.
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- Philadelphia Goal - Danny Briere (29), at 8:54.
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The whole system is out of order!
In a post yesterday, we discussed the subject of fairness in the context of this WSJ piece about the special powers and privileges the UAW enjoys (at taxpayer expense, and at the expense of other unions), because of their support of and special relationship with certain power-players in government. I find myself with more to say on the subject . . .
Recently, I found myself compelled to paraphrase that famous scene from And Justice for All where Al Pacino shouts, "You're out of order! You're out of order! The whole trial is out of order!" Increasingly, while watching the news, I feel that way. Our system has strayed so far from any rational resemblance to its intent that it can only be described as broken—as out of order.
The situation that precipitated my comparatively quiet mini-rant, while driving down our suburban street, was a discussion (with my amazing wife, as it happens) about school taxes.
School taxes aren't paid by everyone, either in equal measure or proportionally based on their means.
School taxes are not paid only by people with school-age children.
No, school taxes in most jurisdictions are paid by people who own houses.
People who have five kids and rent their home don't pay them. People who own a house but have no children pay, and in some states, pay through the nose. And they're not just paying for other people's kids to go to school, they're also paying for teachers whose unions have negotiated pensions that will allow them to retire in their 50s. Many of us, in fact, will be working until we're in our 70s to pay for the retirement of government employees who retired 20 years earlier.
Now how does any of that make sense from a "fairness" standpoint? You may argue that kids need to get educated and that some people cannot afford to pay. Fine and true . . . but there are other ways for society to be constituted. One cohort of society need not be made to pay for something it doesn't receive. We can do things differently, in a way that is truly more "fair." Barack Obama loves to bandy that word about. The Democrats and the political left, writ large, have been dining out on the word "fairness" for a century. And yet nearly everything they do involves the unequal treatment of people.
Think about this for a moment . . .
You are living in a state of nature, among a tribe of about 100 families, cooperating for mutual ends but only very loosely organized. (Before you say, "Oh no, here goes Chris with more social contract stuff," please think about this. It's fundamental.)
So there you are, among the rest of the families, and finally, you hold a tribe-wide palaver and decide that it's time to get more organized. You want better security and third-party adjudication of disputes. Everyone wants to be able to concentrate more on productive cooperation, specialization, and commerce and less on security and the executive of primitive justice. Essentially, you are agreeing to form a government.
So along comes a guy—we'll call him Farmer Gray—with a bright idea:
First, everyone put on a hat. Now, we're gonna line everyone up and paint a number on your hats—a 1, 2, or 3. Every 4th person will get a letter G; he or she will work for our new government.
1s: You will give up half your crops, and everything else you produce, most of which will be given to the 3s and the Gs.
2s: You will give up a quarter of what you produce. It will be given to the 3s and the Gs. The Gs will earn more than you and will be allowed to retire earlier. You will have to continue producing for 15 extra years and giving up 25% of your crops to the Gs, their spouses, and their children.
3s: You will be given crops and other products from the 1s and 2s.
Gs: You will be provided a higher wage than the 2s but lower than the 1s. You will be empowered to make rules and regulations that affect the lives of the 1s, 2s, and 3s.
Now who would agree to that? There's a reason that societies don't start out this way: natural law. People have an innate understanding of natural law, and they understand that equal treatment under the law is essential to any "fair" society. That is why they are more likely to prefer a system based on the philosophy behind these 55 words . . .
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed
. . . than they would be to choose the scenario laid out by Farmer Gray. They understand that they have natural rights, and that the only way that natural rights make any sense at all is if everyone has them equally. The instant you start making one person surrender more of the fruits of his labor than another person, making one person pay for another person's stuff, you have violated this equal claim to natural rights. Whatever justification may be offered for the violation does not change the fact that it is a violation.
Christopher Cook
Ardently devoted to the cause of human freedom, he has worked at the confluence of politics, activism, and public policy for more than a decade. He co-wrote a ten-part series of video shorts on economics, and has film credits as a researcher on 11 political documentaries, including Citizens United's notorious film on Hillary Clinton that became the subject of a landmark Supreme Court decision. He is the founder of several activist endeavors, including AnyStreet.org (now a part of Western Free Press) and Liberatchik.com. He is currently the managing editor of and principal contributor to WesternFreePress.com.
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Muddling Through: Noisy Equilibrium Selection
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We are RCI members -- two adults, a 12-year-old, and an 8-year-old -- who (encouraged by tripadvisor ratings) traded into the Bay Club Sandestin for spring break.
A word of advice to others considering a stay at the Bay Club: DON'T. Life is too short to stay in sub-par places.
The Bay Club is nearly 40 years old, and now seems to be a forgotten part of the 2,400-acre Sandestin grounds. It has become so marginalized that the Bay Club does not even appear on internal maps of the complex.
From our condo we faced a parking lot and uninspired landscaping. I saw the view from the "bay" side, and -- though nicer -- wasn't anything to brag about, even from the fourth floor. Wireless access does not rise above the second floor, and even then the connection is dropped every few minutes. There is one desktop computer in the "media room" but you have to sign up at the front desk -- and pay for usage. Also, the media room (which includes a TV and is the home of bingo games) closes at 5 p.m., so frustrated fellow guests would squat outside on the floor, trying to get a connection on their notebooks. Families sat forlornly around the pools, as even the hardiest of kids couldn't bear the chill of the water.
The club's lobby also closes at 5 p.m., except for Friday and Saturday nights, and guests enter through an unlocked sidedoor. There is no security in the bulding after hours. Shuttle vans are available to take you to and fro, but the waits were so long we usually ended up taking the car and chancing the parking.
With the exception of Tina, the friendly front-desk clerk, the borders on surly. We were called on our last day to see if we wanted a "members' update" or had any comments. I expressed our dismay about the unheated pools, the lack of outdoor whirlpool, the extra charge for what should be basics. She sighed and admitted that she had heard these complaints before, but nothing had changed.
Do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. This is the sort of place that makes you happy to pack up and go home.
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Awww Meagan Davisshe is precious! I bet Samantha was so proud of herself too. :)
I don't think she understands fully yet. But she would rather be up than on her belly. We are working on her strength.
Aww good job cutie!
Samantha is doing great for such a little girl of 4 months! Way to go!
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- Date of birth: Mar 6, 1946
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- Date of passing: Aug 24, 2009
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Mesa, Arizona, United States
This memorial is dedicated to the memory of our dad, Michael (Mike) Elmore Sr, who was born on March 6, 1946 and passed away on August 24, 2009. We will remember and love him forever.
Michael Jr and Courtney welcome you to this site and hope you enjoy our cherished memories and pictures of Dad. Please light a candle with a little memory of your own.
*******************************************It has now been over a month since our dad's passing. We miss him deeply and that will never change. Michael Jr and Courtney would like to thank all our friends and family that have lit a candle or shared a fond memory for our dad. Your kind words have brought smiles and of course tears to our faces. We hope you will continue to view this website and through the years add additional memories. We had a wonderful Memorial Celebration to honor our dad. We are very grateful for those who traveled to be with us. Our family and extended family are very close. In time's like this, one truly understands how blessed we are to have such extraordinary people in our lives. One thing Michael Jr and Courtney have learned throughout the past few weeks is what type of a man our father was. We always knew he was a Dad to be proud of, but only now have we come to realize just how many lives he touched. For some people it was just a brief moment and for others it was a lifetime. It seems that it did not matter how he knew you, him just knowing you made a lasting impression.
"Happy Birthday my darling brother! I miss you terribly.....give a hug to Mom and Dad for me. Love you, your sister, Carolyn"
"Happy 71st Murk. I know you know how much we enjoyed an early and special BD celebration last week when Bill and Sharon were in. Being with Mike Jr., Jennifer and Abe (Michael III pulled a double shift) put us in the moment to remember and again share special memories of another time. Feasted on your favorite...KFC followed by an ample dose of miniature eclairs. BTW, I'm just about out the door for another dinner dose of KFC. The table will be set and include an iced "clear one".for you. Some day, down the road, we'll all be able to "clink" glasses once again. Till then, watch us as we celebrate, remember, laugh and still shed a tear as we all remember how blessed we were to have you for as long as we did. Down the road Murk, down the road."
"From Bill
Happy BD big boy! Miss you alot. I know you enjoyed the Cubbies ride as much as we did. Give my love to M@D. Bill"
"Still think of you and how much you touched our hearts- love always, Sharon"
"Hey Murk...sorry for my tardiness this anniversary. Seven swift years already since you first mingled with the angels and met the "Big Fella".
Swimming in memories since I arrived in South Bend yesterday...all good but some tinged with a bit of sadness as I'm reminded of and miss yesteryear and the joy we experienced as a young family growing up. Going to visit the old haunts, play some golf, do a bunch of other stuff also but certain to hit the cemetery and offer up a prayer of thanks to Mom and Dad.
Two days ago, spent the afternoon/evening with Courtney and her family. Burgers, potato salad and eclairs were the primary staples we built the meal around...right up your alley. You've done good with your family Murk, really good!
Bill's already covered the Cubs and ND so I'll just add my pat on the back for raising our hopes...so, keep em going.
We miss you but are so thankful for the time we had you. Down the road Murk, down the road."
"Mike, can't believe it's been 7 years since we last talked. I miss our conversations about the Cubs and ND. So far you've been pushing the Cubbies hard. Hold off until October when we'll really need you. You'd be proud of all the family. Make sure M&D know what they started. See you down the road. Bill"
"Mike you are so lucky you have such a warm and loving family. I miss you just as they do. I got to be a part of your family at your life celebration. If it was only for a day I will cherish that moment the rest of my life. I hope you can see Jon. maybe some two on two."
"Happy Birthday my favorite Uncle...3 days late! I love you, miss you and I'm craving Pizza King because of you!! Btw....did I tell you how much I HATE that you're gone??? Anyway...your brothers are talking Cubbies so I guess do what you can....give G&G a big hug and I'll see you someday....❤"
"You were born 70 years ago today and I still remember mom introducing you to me.from her bed on Sunset Lane. Wow. I'll lift one to you later today and remember the good times. If you can give the Cubbies some help this year---we'll know! Bill"
"Hello my dear brother, couldn't pass up your birthday without saying how much you are missed. By the way, I didn't get your roses :-) I know a joke between you and me. Please give mom and dad a big hug from me. Love you, Carolyn"
"Still often think of you with fondness, cousin Mike, and wish you were here with all of us. Say hello to Bub and Aunt Katie.
Love you,
"Hey Murk...tears and smiles as I watch again the photos on this site. Takes me to a place I long for and so appreciate the time we all had you with us.
I predict your 70th birthday year is going to be a magical one for all the flock you hover over. So, Bill and I are putting in an order for a Cubbie World Series and shooting our age one more time...work your magic My Brother!!
Down the road Murk, down the road!"
"Grandpa Mike, words cannot describe what I have been feeling for the past couple months. I wish I could pick up the phone and hear your words of wisdom and comfort. I constantly feel your presence whenever I feel in the dumps and I feel immediately better. I just want to say thank you for everything you have done for me in the past, present, and more importantly the future. I love you and miss you dearly."
"Mike, I think of you every day. If it is possible, would you put in a good word for the Cubs. I think they're going to need it! Bill"
"Hey Uncle Mike!! So today it's sunny and there's a breeze passing through. I talked to Courtney to see how she was doing today...she misses you so much. We all do. It's never the same when we gather, like this past 4th of July. I can just see you giving the kids a hard time for sneaking up and getting you with the paintball! I love you and think of you all the time. Keep an eye on us all, ok?? ❤❤❤❤"
"Hey Murk...celebrating another birthday today...my 72nd, but then you already know that. For me/us, this day is not unlike any other that we recall and celebrate the man who was taken from us much too early...but then you already know that too. When I blow out the candles tonight I'll think of you peering over my shoulder offering a birthday wish and a cackle in your laugh.
See you down the road Murk!!"
"Happy birthday Mike I think of you often especially when I get an e-mail from an old classmate. We had a lot of fun I will always feel like part of your family."
"Happy Birthday, to my favorite Uncle!! (Don't tell Uncle Bill!) we miss you, Uncle Mike, Randy/Jack/and me!! If there were a Pizza King nearby I'd be all over the sausage/pepperoni! We feel you with us all the time, during every family gathering whether small or large...we know you're there! Love you CRAZY and miss you MORE! Your favorite niece, Debbie."
"I miss you every year just a little bit more, but I know that you are watching over me. Happy Birthday Grandpa Mike. Today I am going to the driving range. Love you and miss you."
"Happy Birthday Mike! Miss you every day....give Mom and Dad a hug from me. Love you so! Your sister, Carolyn"
"Hey Murk...we celebrate your birthday today with another KFC feast and in the company of your favorite son and his family. We'll raise a glass or two or more in toasting to the guy who made a difference and left his mark on all of us. Happy Birthday Big Guy!!! Down the road Murk, down the road..."
"Happy birthday Murk."
"I think of Mike often and how much fun and laughter we had growing up. It is true the good die young Mike was one of the best. Wish I
could have been as good as Mike. Mike never got mad. I guess he
figured I did enough of that for both of us. Thanks to all the Elmore's
for letting me be included in there family. Love always Mike"
"You are forever in our thoughts and hearts"
"HI Mike,
I lit a candle this morning,you must have been near/perhaps right on my shoulder,as i never light a candle in the morning... until I did today! Now, I know why. You were there....Wow!!!! Tears of Joy as I miss you Cousin. My golf game has improved with your guidance and help as I feel most close to you on the course. You left me your love for the sport ... and I love it with a passion. thanks for that!! I had KFC twice last week,always so so good. Please continue to stay close and keep us safe!
"Hey Murk...In So Bend and played Elbel today. On more than one occasion I thought of our last round here with Bill and our son's. You're never any further away from me/us than our memories...means you're always pretty close. Till the next time..."
"r.i.p you are now a beautifull angel in heaven x x"
"Happy Birthday Dad!!!! I love you and miss you so much. I won't lie it was a tough day from me. Thank you for "Spaceballs" tonight, I needed it. Your grandson didn't believe me but I said Spaceballs would be on and voila there it was. We love you, thank you for watching over us."
"Hey Grandpa, I just wanted to wish you another birthday. I could really use your expert advice right now. All I know is that you are watching over me, and the next couple weeks I will be asking myself what would you do. Everyday I wish you were with us, so I can let you know how things are going. I know that you are watching over me, and proud. Love you and miss you always. Happy Birthday!!!"
"Happy birthday Mike. I'll hoist a clear one tonight just for you. Think of you daily. Bill"
"Hey Murk...KFC tonight...we'll set an extra plate. Down the road Big Boy, down the road."
"Forever in our hearts - think of you often and smile remembering that twinkle in your eyes and sweet smile. Sharon"
"mike---you are missed more than you know. you would be so proud of your kids, their spouses, and the grandchildren. I am a grandfather now.....I wish you could be around to enjoy this. great memories!
"Murk, can you believe the "kid"is 70 today. Wow! I Had it going yesterday. One under after 13, but ended with 79. Keep looking after all of our wonderfull grandkids. Bill"
"Yo Murk...we celebrate today. My 70th, Court and Glens anniversary and memories of you...I'll set a clear one out for you.
See you down the road."
"Hi Dad..just thinking of you, and how I could use some words of wisdom. Please look over my boys..the big one could really use ya right now. Had some tough times at work, give him guidance and love. We miss you so much. Don't forget to cheer for the Broncos and Wildcats and the Irish...love you...xoxoxo xox Jen"
"Happy Belated Birthday, Uncle Mike! This is the norm, remember? Your bday the 6th and mine the 7th but then we talked around the 9th or 10th......wishing each other love and best wishes. But yesterday, you probably would have said, "49?!" And I would have replied, "I know!!! But how does that make YOU feel???" Randy, Jack and I love you and miss you...all...the...time! xoxo"
"Thinking of you and smiling - you will be in our thoughts and hearts forever.
Much love to you,
"Happy birthday Dad. Today I was going through your old pictures and remembering all the wonderful memories that go with them. Even though you are near we miss you and love you. Happy Birthday.
P.S. It is amazing how much Dylan looks like you when you were his age."
"We're thinking of you on this anniversary of your birthday Mike!
Had a chance to see Mike's family last month, and shared enough laughter over "dog stories" to last a year! Will get to see Courtney next month in CA. Wow Mike, what a great couple of kids...and their families are just as terrific! Your humor, kindness & love shines through!"
"Hey Murk...Carolyn and I are here in AZ...but, of course, you already know that. What a great way to celebrate your birthday with Mike and family. ..KFC on the menu tonight. I'll set out a clear one for you...if you don't get around to it, don't worry, I'll empty it for you.
See you down the road Murk...Dave and Carolyn"
"We think of you every day and miss you alot. Please put in a good word for ND next season and get us through that last game. The family is in good shape, but keep watch for all of us. Bill and Sharon"
"I think of Mike often and every time I do, I know he went too soon.. It
is amazing how little I saw of him as an adult, but I still miss him. It makes me think that I should make an effort to spend more time with
Arnold and Eby. The four of us spent alot of good times together."
"In our hearts and on our minds always Mike. Last month we got to spend some time w/Mike & Jennifer, Michael & Abe...Courtney & Glenn, Dylan & Hailey Rose. What a wonderful family you left behind...they are all just amazing, loving folks...just like you were. So glad to have had you in our lives...if even that short while. Love, Pat, John & Kids"
"Hey, Uncle MIke! Thought of you Friday. Always do, though. We miss you, your smile and sense of humor. Mostly the love you had for your family! All of us are better because you were a part of our lives. Missing you at the yearly Elmore Olympics, too! But I'm sure you're up there cheering us on. Love you!! xoxo"
"Hey Murk...I know you're lurking close by all of us. I'll see you down the road...just not quite ready yet."
"It doesn't seem like three years have passed since you left us, Mike. I still think of you and how much joy you spread to family and friends.
Love always,
"Dad, well Michael is off to U of A, please keep an eye on him for me. It was your words of wisdom that took him there, be with him and make sure he does his homework and studies first and the rest can be between you two. Love you always."
"Hard to believe it has been three years. We think of you often - and smile! We have a lot of happy times to remember with you! Ken and Marcia"
"Mike, Pat and I have you in our thoughts on this day and many others. We often reflect back on your laugh, your smile and your great sense of humor. You have so much to be proud of with your children and grand children. You are remembered for so much."
"Hey Grandpa Mike~Just gettin ready to feed the family KFC!!Might need to get an ice cream cake too. We are all thinking of you a little extra extra today. Happy BDay, and keep an eye on my boys.They are making you PROUD each and every day MY LOVE TO
YOU Jennifer"
"Happy Birthday, Uncle Mike!!! Love you and miss you! We think of you all the time. Wish we were eating Pizza King pizza to celebrate our birthdays together! Debbie, Randy and Jack xoxo"
"Happy birthday"
Everyday I wish that u could have seen me receive my acceptance letter to UA. Everyday I wish we could play golf at Silverado. Everyday I wish that you can me grow up and take on the world. But I know everyday that you are with me, with me when I got my acceptance to UA, with me when I go golfing, and I know that you are with me 4evr!"
"I made cupcakes today, just like I did at work - even though we had to talk you into eating "one"! Think of you often - and I know you are watching over us since Ken's golf game is improving all the time! He thanks you for all the good advice - he really was listening!! Miss you Mike and will always remember the good times and the long hours at work. You always had a smile! Cheers!!"
"Happy 66th dad. We celebrated by having you favoirte Pecan Pie tonight. Maybe one of these years I will actually make it as good as you. I hope you enjoyed the kids singing Happy Birthday to you. We love you and miss you."
"Hey Murk...66 today would have been fun to celebrate with you. Any celebration would be tough to top your 50th in Myrtle Beach though. Huge memories..lemon drops, passed out at the bar, dumped in the van while we ate, moonlight golf from your bag, the Cup playoff, all while surrounded by family who love and miss you terribly. Make sure you blow out all the candles so we each get our wish"
"Hi Mike, I sure miss you my brother! Where are my roses? Inside joke, huh? Give Mom and Dad a big hug from me and tell them we all are doing fine! I know you all are watching over us! Love you BUNCHES! your sister, Carolyn"
"Happy birthday Mike. I think of you every day and miss you. Brother Bill"
"May we all meet again sometime in heaven and remember all the picnics we had with your parents and mine. Lots of bridge games too as we kids played."
"Hey Murk...
I continue to have a real sense you're "hovering" and remain close by. So, since my golf game is floundering and Notre Dame needs some help, do what you can OK?? HUH?? Miss the dickens out of you but we'll see you again."
"Grandpa Mike not a day goes by that I never stop thinking of. I miss golfing with you and having you go to my swim meets. I wished you could what I have accomplished at Red Mountain with the yearbook and becoming an editor. Love you- Michael Wayne Elmore III"
"Mike, my good friend, I just had the most wonderful visit w/Courtney this summer. What fond memories we shared of you and our famalies together in CDA. Your life impacted me and so many. I miss you. Love, Becky"
"Dad, I woke up this morning already thinking about you and how much I miss you. I have been on this site at least 20 times today looking at pictures and reading the wonderful candle notes from friends and family. Everyone loved you Dad. Keep on looking after us and protect us. I Love you Dad."
"Mike-there is not a day that goes by that Courtney and I do not think of you. Courtney is such an amazing mommy to Dylan and Hailey - this she gets from you. I know you are proud of her. Please continue to watch over us...we miss and love you. Glenn"
"My dearest friend - Friendships growing up never end.
I think of you often. Thank you for allowing me to be
part of your family at Mike's Celebration of Life. That
meant alot to me. I will never forget Mike or his famil"
"Mike as you know our best memories are from those individuals we have positive relations with. Obviously you were and are still responsible for many great memories.
Carl and Lucy"
"My candle was lit before I opened my e-mail.I often talk to Mike on the golf course,as it brings me comfort & a huge smile.How I miss you! Wed.is my golf day,it was raining this am.Rain symbolizes tears,tears of joy,because we loved!Thanks,cousin for awesome memories Always Linda"
"Morning Dad, got up early to walk, Mike took a bit longer to get out of bed. I am sure he was thinking of you as we all are today. We miss you terribly,& are so grateful for the memories we have with you. The boys talk about you often.WE LOVE YOU BUNCHES. Keep an eye on the boys."
"Michael,my dear friend. I will miss you forever. I miss and need you so much,I need to talk to you, I need your advice,(even if I don't take it) I need to look into your eyes and I need a hug. I love you."
"It is hard to believe you have been gone two years but so beautiful to see the loving legacy you have left behind with your wonderful family and many friends who cared so deeply for you. You are forever in our hearts."
"Rest in peace, Uncle Mike and you too, Ralph. I miss you so much. Love, Jack"
"I think of you all the time, Uncle Mike! "My favorite Uncle" I would always say to you. (Uncle Bill was jealous) We are all taking care of each other and we know that you are watching and taking care of us, too. Love you and miss you more than words can EVER say! xoxo"
"Can't believe 2 yrs have passed. You are brought back so quickly when looking at the photos - these are memories that will remain forever! Miss you Mike - keep smilin! Ken and Marcia"
"On Saturday, Courtney and I were watching tv. Dylan and Hailey were playing. They were singing Happy Birthday, which, in all of their play time together, they have never sang that song. When it came to the line with the name, they sang it to "Michael". We looked at each other and asked if we heard what we thought we heard. We did. This brought both smiles and tears. Miss you Mike."
"Happy Birthday yesterday, Uncle Mike! Today being my birthday...I will miss your birthday wish call telling me you're celebrating our birthdays at Pizza King with the crumbled sausage and pepperoni....I was always jealous! Randy, Jack and I think of you ALL THE TIME! We love and miss you terribly! xoxo"
"Happy Birthday Dad...we had a great day today and it was all because of you."
"Happy Birthday Murk!!! We just "toasted" your birthday with a biscuit, leg or breast of one of your favorite "comfort foods"...KFC. Not a day goes by without you're being a part of mine."
"Whenever I see Michael or Courtney, and their families, I cannot help but think of "big Mike" and the wonderful legacy he has left. He will be forever remembered through his children and grandchildren. Happy Birthday, Mike!!
"I was in CdA today and I drove by your old house...not sure why I did. Found out after I got back home that today was your dad's b/day. I sure miss him. Uncle Speed."
"I think about Mike often and how such a nice person
he was. I cannot think of anyone ever being mad at
him. I am saddened that his life was cut short. My
fun memories and laughter with him will be with me always. thank you for including me in your memories."
"Happy Birthday Mike. Marcia and Ken"
"Michael,Jr & Courtney. Thinking of your father and honoring his birthday this month. What a fine man, & friend he became. I will never forget. PS Courtney, do you have any CDA pics w/your Dad, me or Randy or our kids? Would love to view them. Thx Love, Becky Hare"
"Happy 65th Dad. We love you and miss you so much."
"Happy Birthday Mike! We remember this day well. Even though you never wanted a "fuss", we always had a "sweet" of some kind for you! Or maybe the sweet was for us! Cheers! Ken & Marcia Matthys"
"Happy birthday dad. Today you would have been 64yrs. I hope you are up there playing golf and having a few clear ones. I miss you and love you."
"When I think of Mike, I smile. The memories of his laughing eyes and warm heart will be with me and my children for a long time. His memory lives on at the cabin for all the fun he created."
"You will be greatly missed! Thank you to the entire Elmore family for all the many wonderful memories!"
"I have many fond memories of my time with Mike. We had two great children(Michael and Courtney) together. I know they will continue to cherish the love and the importance of family as he did."
"Our memories will remain with us forever of the times we shared over the years. Your value of family is very evident in the life you lead and shared with all your familly. Ken & Marcia M."
"Lucy and I will never forget how you could light up the room during family gaterings. A great smile and the personality to go with it. You set a wonderful example. God Bless You."
"Dear Cousin Mike, we haven't spent much time together over the past few years, but those early memories we shared will live in my heart forever, Love Sue"
"The best memories are what stays in our hearts. Michael...you have enriched so many lives, especailly your family. I am glad Ralphie came to live with you. Love to you always, Lou"
"Mike, although we did not each other for long, I always knew you were a cool dude. I am blessed to have known you! Thanks, Brian"
"I will tomorrow. I will tomorrow. I will tomorrow. I have not yet been able to even look here much write. But tomorrow has come and I find myself a little more able to tell you Dad, Court and all of the Elmores, my heart is broken for the hurt you have an"
"Micheal Jr, what a wonderful conversation we just had talking about your father and friend of mine. Mike's silly laugh & warmness will always be cherished by me. What a fine soul he is. Becky Hare"
"Try to take solace & look to the stars, perhaps they are not stars at all, but rather openings in heaven where the love of r lost ones pours thru & shines down upon us to let us know they r happy."
"Try to take solace & look to the stars, perhaps they are not stars at all, but rather openings in heaven where the love of r lost ones pours thru & shines down upon us to let us know they r happy."
"You were a special man and an amazing father. Your children are a testimony to that. I will forever cherish the memories of summers at the cabin with all our kids. May God hold you in His hands."
"I remember Mike from HS as quiet, athletic, & having cute grin. I saw him about 5 years ago the night before our 40th reunion. No longer quiet, still cute..and so proud of his children. My sympathies"
"Mike ---we had some great times. I will always remember our times at Driftwood Point. You were a great dad to your children and uncle to our children. Go in peace my friend. Speed."
"We are so sorry for the families loss. We have many fond memories of Mike when he lived in Coeur d'Alene. He will be forever missed by all whose lives he touched. Brian & Janice Odenthal"
"Ron Szymanski
lit a candle on 09/05/09
Remembering the day you were born. A close boyhood friend of your brothers Billy and David.......Ron"
"Mike -- Everybody at Edupoint will truly miss you and your smiling face. I loved golfing with you and thank you so much for spending part of your life with me."
"Mike...you were one of the good guys, one of the BEST guys! I will always remember and never forget the early days at the cabin..especially the by-now-famous Labor Day Ski Extravaganza of 1980!"
"What a wonderful father and man- you blessed your family and friends with your guidance and laughter- I'm so glad I had a chance to get to be a part of you and your family's life."
"We remember you, Mike, from your youthful days on the basketball courts/baseball diamonds. We hope there are sports/golf teams in heaven so you can continue to chase the balls! Condolences to all."
"I will miss Mike he always took the time to listen when I would go in his office to talk to him. Best wishes to his family he will be watching over all I am sure keeping you safe.."
"A voice from the past in S.B.,IN. As the daughter of now deceased Ed and Augie Howell. Remembering all the times we spent as families. Rest in Peace with Howell's & Elmore's."
"Mike was a classmate of mine in high school. I remember him as a really nice guy and a fine athlete. His brother Bill coached me in summer league baseball. Deepest sympathies."
"Please accept our condolence regarding Mikes passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Larry Landick family
Barbara Kovach family
South Bend, IN."
"Michael...A lifetime of memories and what happy ones they were. I will always remember our Big Hug good bye as you left for home on the Fourth. You remain in my heart and thoughts forever."
"Mike- You were my softball coach back in the early 80's. I remember you as such a kind, funny coach. You were obviously loved by many. My prayers go out to your family.
Kelly (Akers) Hicks"
I'll miss our times on and off the golf course. I always looked forward to our time together when I visited South Bend. Rest in peace my friend, I miss you."
"Mike, I will miss you terribly. You worked for me at Edupoint and I always had the highest of respect for you----you were a gentlemen, great golfer and a true friend."
"You have beautifully touched my memories & my life Uncle Mike. You were the funny guy wearing the fruit hat on Christmas morning. Thank you for your laughter and joy. Always in my heart, Erin"
"In Jan '08, we had a wonderful visit with Mike
along with Jack Klecka. We laughed,reminisced
and made more memories. What a special guy he
was and we know God has given him eternal life."
"Mike was a great friend who looked after me
especially during jr high when we would go to his
home for honey and toast before basketball games.
May God hold you in his arms, you will be missed."
"Mike, you were always a joy, always a friend, and also a wonderful father. I see the very best of you in Courtney and Michael. There are so many that will truly miss you."
"You were a great man and thank you for the great ski memories when you would take Courtney and I up and you would sit in the lodge and wait for us to ski all day. XOXO"
"It's hard to believe that you are gone, gone but not forgotten. Thanks for all the times you let Court and I think you didn't know what we were up to :) Miss you,"
"to the family of Mike,
Enjoyed playing golf with Mike on thursday night league for years and his great sense of humor.
so sorry for your loss.
Earl Anderson
CDA, Id."
"The twinkle in your eyes is now a star shining above watching over us all and your loving smile will always be part of our hearts. We will miss you so very much!"
"My Darling Brother Michael...thank you for touching my life in such a very special way. I know I will forever have you in my heart. I will love you forever and ever...love, your sister, Carolyn"
"You touched many hearts during your short time with us. I'm glad I was one of your many friends."
""You did a wonderful job raising Mike and Courtney. You touched all our hearts in the Jackson/Sward clan and Glenn was so lucky to have you as a father-in-law. Keep and eye on our Dylan and Hailey.""
"Uncle Mike, you were one of a kind (especially the snoring that could wake up the house)!!! I'll miss you terribly but remember you forever."
"Uncle Mike...always looked forward to holidays and summers spent with you at the Lake or on the golf course. Will miss you."
"Mike, you were the best friend I ever had. Even though we hadn't seen each other over the past many years there hasn't been a day go by that I havvn't thought of you. I miss you."
""I knew Mike as Dave's little brother. My thoughts go out to Dave and Carolyn for a second loss in such a short time.""
"Your love of life and family is a lesson you shared with us all. We enjoyed our time together. Hope you felt our recents prayers. Now, give our best to Grandma and Grandpa Elmore."
"It was a pleasure to know you and you will be very much missed."
"I have so many fond memories of Elmore gatherings that include you. You always made me smile & I particularly enjoyed when you & Ralph visited our house a few years ago. We all miss you very much!"
"Grandpa, I will forever love you. Also thank you for eating sushi for me on my 13th birthday at Ra"
"A mans measure is not by material accumulation, but by the loyalty and love shown family and friends. Your's has been a life well lived. I miss you terribly little brother."
"Thoughts and prayers are with all of you. I hope Mike is dancing with all of the angels and saints and is reunited with his loved ones in heaven. Peace and blessings,
Cousin Patricia ELmore Costa"
"Unk...you and I always seemed to end up together in the Cup races - evidenced by the pair of 63's we each carded in Myrtle! You could make me laugh like few others could...I'll miss you terribly."
"Grandpa, Thank you for taking me to the Arizona Cardinals game when they played the Rams. I had a great time. I love you!"
"That twinkle in your eyes, charming smile, and infectious chuckle are embedded in my heart. You have left so many cherished footprints for all of us who have known and loved you. Peace,dear cousin."
"I will miss our kitchen conversations & secret ingredients but know that your recipe for life will continue through the generations ~~ You know I love you, miss you greatly. xoxox"
"Your move to Arizona was a blessing that left memories Jennifer, Michael, Abe, and I will never forget. Your parenting has led Courtney and I to where we are today and we thank for that. We'll look to you to guide us and be a model for our children'"
"Michael-I'll miss your chuckle, your calls to check up on us, the twinkle in your eye when you dance, your attempts to convince us that Ralph was trained, and most of all, your love for all of us."
"My Dearest Friend Michael...The special place in my heart that you hold will always exist. Our unique connection will go on forever. Thank you for all concerns and advice. I love you."
"Dear Mike...thank you for raising such a wonderful daughter. You will always be loved, you will forever be missed, and you will remain in our hearts and memories."
"Dearest cousin Mike..."You touched my heart in so many beautiful ways!!! Thanks for that awesome gift...I will miss you.Until I see you again...May God rock you gently in his arms!
Aloha With Love!""
"My Dear Brother...Yours is a voice stilled but your words and well lived life will be forever remembered and celebrated."
"Your passion and love will be missed!! Never will be forgotten."
"Many cherished memories of you will live forever in my heart! I love and miss you very, very much. Give hugs to Grandma and Grandpa for me, ok? xoxo"
"I love you dad and miss you so much. Please watch over us and protect us through the years."
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Season 1
Season 2
- Main article: Dyna's relationships
- Jessica Hilbrecht is the sister of Andrew Hilbrecht, voice of Patch Treaurechest.
- Jessica Hilbrecht also voices Pickles B.L.T., Suzette La Sweet and Jamberry.
- A running gag is that when she goes looking for something, she doesn't realize that she already has it.
- She has antagonized Peanut as a villain once.
- Another running gag is she makes references to Batman.
- Dynamic Duo is the common group name of Batman and Robin.
- In Out On a Limb and No Laughing Matter, she talks in a gravelly Batman voice.
- In No Laughing Matter, in one scene, Dyna picks up her cape and drapes it around her arm in a similar fashion as would Alfred Pennyworth, Batman's butler.
- Dyna treats Peanut like she's the Joker.
- Dyna also treats Raccoon like Robin.
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Assistant coach Mike Hopkins called C.J. Fair's performance in Sunday's win over Florida State his "most efficient game of the year." Fair has tried to pick up the scoring load for Syracuse with Jerami Grant nursing a bad back. But with Grant back to action, Fair was able to resume his more comfortable role.
Fair scored 22 points on just 13 shots, hitting nine of those attempts. He added 7 rebounds, four steals, two assists and a block as he controlled the game throughout. The shot distribution was exactly what Syracuse looks for on a game-by-game basis.
Thirteen attempts for Fair and Trevor Cooney. Fourteen from Tyler Ennis, while Grant took 11 shots and six for Rakeem Christmas.
That balanced attack makes Syracuse much more difficult to defend, and allows Fair to let the game come to him. He did not have to force his offensive game, as he did in Grant's absence. He simply took what was given and made the Seminoles pay nearly every time he launched a shot.
Adding to his efficient play was making both of his attempts from beyond the arc. He was strong defensively and a force on the boards. Fair played physical, loose and created his own shot better than at any point during his four year career.
Syracuse's senior leader is stepping his game up at the right time. His contributions defensively are key as the Orange look to turn up the pressure within the zone heading into postseason play.
Fair deflected passes, protected the baseline and hit the boards hard. It was a spectacularly efficient performance in a much needed win for the Orange.


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Eclectic Soul Food would like to invite you to join us for an event that would help benefit a cause that is near and dear to the heart of so many women and men who's lives have been affected by Breast Cancer. Whether it be yourself or a loved one, We feel this is the opportunity to do our part and help rid the world against this disease. So if even for a minute you choose to stay and enjoy soft smooth jazz and great food... You have just helped someone in need. We will be donating a GENEROUS portion of ALL proceeds to the American Cancer Society and/or The Susan B. Komen Foundation. We know how it feels to loose a loved one to this disease.( My mother 1951-2006 My right hand, My Rock) So please join us and help us fight.
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|The Battle over Scummier
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The First Battle in Reptilien Wars.
Setting the Stage
Days earlier, Lord Mandela Sent A message to the senate of the Reptilien Empire, Either give up all of the Mid Realm to the Axis Confederacy Or be destroyed. Emperor Clangor refused to give into terrorists, but just to make sure that nothing happened, he sent Supreme General Reptileus Concarna to the edge of the Inner Mid realm to make sure that nothing happened.
A few days later over Scummier, Commander Doris reported that they were under attack. Both Supreme General Reptileus Concarna and Commander Nellix raced to Scummier to fight back. But when they arrived Scummier was surrounded by a large Fleet of Axis Ships.
The Battle
Jumping out of Hyperspace hours after the signal was sent both Fleets went into combat. At the same time, Civilian ships from Scummier were trying to escape before the planet took damage. They too were thrown into the fight. About 30 minutes into the battle, Vaster Alliance Gun Platforms jumped out of light speed and joined in the attack.
Reptileus Concarna Quickly uses 4 battleships to invent a new maneuver. Now known as the Concarna maneuver, Reptileus used the ships and made it appear they were going to ram enemy ships, then just secondeds before they hit, they turned so that the engines would hit the shields, sending them offline. Onboard his ship General Revus realized that the Gun Platforms were in too much danger.
He ordered them to Make a run for it. But without the Gun Platforms, the Axis Confederacy took heavy losses. Soon they were forced to retreat.
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After the Battle It was discovered 200 of the 359 ships were destroyed. A Heavy Loses, The Empire Declared War on the Axis Confederacy. The Events plague Emperor Clangor for some time.


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On Friday, November 13th, 2015, tragedy struck Europe once again. A group of armed assailants acting on behalf of ISIS launched coordinated attacks across Paris, killing over 120 people and wounding many others. It was the deadliest attack on French soil since World War II. Global media outlets have painted a picture of the ensuing chaos in Paris and a city reeling from disaster, yet freshly united in patriotic fervor.
Update: On July 14th, 2016, which is celebrated as Bastille Day in France, a truck plowed through celebrants in Nice, driving for over two kilometers through crowds of people. His acts killed over 80 people and injured hundreds more. Again, France remains in mourning from an apparent terrorist attack on their country and people.
We have been shown images of innocent victims, daring police raids, and politicians spouting fiery rhetoric in retaliation. The attacks have sent a chilling reminder that terrorism is still, at large, a global threat.
Let us not forget that these incidents have not occurred in a vacuum.
For decades the world has been plagued with terrorist attacks, in a variety of forms, across many regions, with a diverse array of culprits. In the past couple months alone bombings have killed over 100 people in Ankara, around 40 in Beirut, nearly 30 in Baghdad, and almost two dozen in Bamako. Not to mention, terrorists continue to claim responsibility for numerous other tragedies, such as the downing of a Russian commercial airliner over Egypt in October, which killed all 224 people on board.
Although we have two ways of responding to such terrorist attacks, either option leaves the world with the challenge of rebuilding lives, re-establishing some pigment of global order, and instilling a sense of hope for a better world among the masses. Rather than fighting fire with fire then, we must send an even stronger message to those who seek to terrorize us.
Paris, and the emerging global order which it emblematizes, will persevere.
We must persevere in an effort to overcome the intentions of such attacks, prove that we are stronger, and demonstrate our commitment to building bridges, not burning them down. We can do this by continuing to pursue, provide, and support international education.
If you have been planning to study abroad in Paris, or anywhere else in the world, do not recoil in fear from the recent attacks, because that is exactly the intention of the perpetrators.
Remember the purpose of studying abroad: to break down barriers, engage in cross cultural dialogue, and find commonalities with others through the journey.
We are a generation of global connectivity.
Despite the vain effort of violent counteractive groups, there will be no halt to the progress we can make by joining together. There is no fighting against the tide of history; terrorism, along with the regressive message of fear and hate which it spreads, will ultimately fail if we recognize it and focus on overcoming it. The future is ours to mold.
We are living in an era of hyper-globalization, and if we are to avoid future atrocities, such as that which occurred in Paris, then we must begin to understand each other. As tomorrow's leaders, it is never too early to start working toward this goal, and study abroad is an excellent way to start.
Change begins, but does not end, in Paris.
As a major global city and one of the most popular study abroad destinations in the world, Paris became the unfortunate victim of blind hate. The city is shaken, but will no doubt recover and unite under a renewed sense of purpose and life. The way to evoke change is to come back stronger than before, so Paris now takes center stage in this change.
Do not then let the recent attacks deter you from your decision to study abroad.
Let them instead rejuvenate your desire to learn and grow as part of a new age, one that allows people to transcend borders, cultures, and languages to come to understand humanity in a holistic way. There is no telling when or where another attack will hit, but let us never live in fear of what we cannot control. Let us rather send a message to those who threaten our freedom, and let them see that the world is uniting in spite of them.
Studying abroad, volunteering abroad, teaching abroad, working abroad, these are all means by which our generation can transcend national boundaries and begin to usher in a new era of global humanity.
There are some risks inherent in every decision you make, but random acts of terror should not dissuade you from staying on the path to becoming a global citizen. This week we must stand in solidarity with all Parisians as they mourn, as well as with the family of study abroad student Nohemi Gonzalez. But we must also join them as they endure, persevere, and look to the future with hopes and dreams.
Contemplating study abroad? Check out these Safety Resources for Student Travelers:
- Travel Warnings/Alerts System - US State Department
- Enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program
- U.S. Student Abroad Resources
- U.S. Embassies Abroad
In the wake of the Paris Attacks and Nice Attack, the GoAbroad Team sends our sincerest condolences to all those affected by terrorism worldwide, including our partners, their participants, and the entire global community dedicated to international education.
For more information on student safety while studying abroad, refer to this excellent and insightful report from the Forum on Education Abroad titled: Insurance Claims Data and Mortality Rates for College Students Studying Abroad.


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I really prefer the natural, unforced way of meeting people out in the wild, but winter in a new city has seemed to strip me of my ability to be out going, so I'll give this site a few more chances while I'm getting back on my feet with that.
Young single white female seeks friends, like minded companions, or people with super powers to plot world domination. Artists are a plus. Dabbling in sarcasm is a must. Apathetic individuals need not apply.
Sitting alone in my apartment for hours on end trying to draw things. I'd start making comics if I could ever get a solid story down in my mind. For now I'm just playing around and looking for inspirations.
Taking hundreds of pictures of my cat and uploading them to social media.
(one of my biggest pet peeves is when a stranger looks me over and says "you have a cat, don't you!")
Everybody seems to want to be cute and pull that line out on me. Please for the love of god spare me.
The Collector by John Fowles, Venus in Furs, Lolita, American Gods (really anything by Neil Gaiman makes my heart swell), Scott Pilgrim series, Patti Smith's memoir "Just Kids"
Music- My days recently have been filled with Jonathan Coulton. He's the only one who understands me.
Movies- I love psychological thrillers and dark things. (some favourites are The Dreamers, We Need to Talk About Kevin, Secretary, May, Sleepers, Grosse Pointe Blank, Fantastic Mr. Fox (which is not dark nor a psychological thriller..)) I also like movies that are just painfully bad. Like Birdemic.
Same with sunlight, books, my hands, ketchup.. and having a fully functional keyboard is pretty ideal.
Or doing a countless number of things whilst sipping on an alcoholic beverage.
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One Soyuz launcher, two Galileo satellites, three successes for Europe
Published October 21, 2011
The first pair of satellites for Europe's Galileo global navigation satellite system has been lofted into orbit by the first Russian Soyuz vehicle ever launched from Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana in a milestone mission.
The Soyuz VS01 flight, operated by Arianespace, started with liftoff from the new launch complex in French Guiana at 10:30 GMT (12:30 CEST) on 21 October.
All of the Soyuz stages performed perfectly and the Fregat-MT upper stage released the Galileo satellites into their target orbit at 23 222 km altitude, 3 hours 49 minutes after liftoff.
"This launch represents a lot for Europe: we have placed in orbit the first two satellites of Galileo, a system that will position our continent as a world-class player in the strategic domain of satellite navigation, a domain with huge economic perspectives," said Jean-Jacques Dordain, Director General of ESA.
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Houston 15, Texas Tech 7
Published: November 22, 1981
HOUSTON (AP) - The quarterback Lionel Wilson turned a daring fourth-down play into a 5-yard touchdown pass to Lonell Phea in the third quarter to rally Houston.
Texas Tech led, 7-6, when Houston faced fourth down and 2 yards from the 5. Wilson dropped back and passed into the end zone to Phea, who caught the ball over the head of the cornerback Greg Miller. It was Peha's first touchdown reception of the season and gave Houston a 13-7 lead. The Cougars added 2 points on a safety with two minutes to play. The Cougars (6-3-1) have one game remaining, against Rice.


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Is It The End Of The Road For The Timeshare Industry?
With an estimated 8 million timeshare owners worldwide holding rights to weeks purchased in 5400 resorts spread across 100 countries; it is unlikely for the flames of holiday ownership to be quenched any time soon.
The reality of the matter is that countless sales are made when we are relaxing on holiday. We are bombarded with information when we have already bought in to the location, weather, culture and the people. Who wouldn't in their right mind look at an opportunity to buy in to this, especially when you are given a tour of these 5 star luxury resorts, with fantastic facilities, attentive staff and spectacular settings?
There are many incentives to get you going and for many they are proud owners within weeks of returning from their holiday, looking forward to when they can return to "their property"
For many, this serves them well for many years even, in some cases, with the title deeds being handed down to siblings who have also enjoyed many years of hassle free holidaying. For others, however they can, very quickly, become a financial burden. So what do they do?
A spokesman for FHP Holiday Group explains "Timeshare resale enquiries have hit an all time high. I think the current economical climate has a lot to do with it. The problem starts when owners contact the resort to try to sell it back. All too often they are informed that the resale value is nothing like what they originally purchased it for but they will happily take it off their hands thus negating the ever increasing maintenance fees.
"That's where we come in. As a Timeshare Reseller we specialise in matching potential purchasers to buyers. People generally know whether they are buying or selling, that they will always get a better deal if going through a third party reseller rather than the resorts directly"
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Chancellor George Osborne visited a Castle Bingo outlet in Cardiff on Tuesday to highlight the UK Government's recent Budget plan to cut bingo tax.
It was part of three events in south Wales, which also saw Mr Osborne pay a visit to Port Talbot's steelworks and The Royal Mint in Llantrisant.
Although critics have labelled the way in which the government promoted its decision to cut bingo tax as "patronising" to the working classes, Mr Osborne was greeted with smiles by those enjoying a flutter in the Welsh capital.
He took part in a £1 main game session alongside bingo regulars, who helped him keep tabs on his numbers.
The Chancellor also paid a visit to The Royal Mint - which comes following the announcement a radically differently shaped £1 coin is to be put into circulation by 2017.


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Stringbean - Good Ol' Mountain Dew (Full Version) MP3
This is the full version of David "Stringbean" Akemen's cover of Good Ol' Mountain Dew. I don't mean to make the previous uploader of this mad, it just wasn't the ...
Stringbean on Porter Wagoner MP3
Porter Wagoner Show - Stringbean Complete 1967 Performance MP3
Stringbean and his complete appearance on the Porter Wagoner Show. Special guest Roger Miller makes a appearance.
Stringbean - Barnyard Banjo Pickin MP3
Stringbean - Barnyard Banjo Pickin.
Opry Star Stringbean Akeman's Killer Granted Parole MP3
The Tennessee Board of Parole has voted to grant the release of the man convicted of murdering Grand Ole Opry star David "Stringbean" Akeman and his wife.
Stringbean, Earl Scruggs and the boys - Herding Cattle MP3
Stringbean, Earl Scruggs and the boys - Herding Cattle.
David 'StringBean' Akeman - It's Mighty Dark To Travel MP3
Written by Bill Monroe © 1947 TV Show: Wilburn Brothers (1968)
Stringbean - Suicide Blues MP3
David "Stringbean" Akeman's Murderer Wants Parole MP3
Debra Brown's husband John A. Brown killed Dave "Stringbean" Akeman and his wife more than three decades ago. It was one of Nashville's most infamous ...
Stringbean - Me & My Ole Crow MP3
Stringbean performing on the Del Reeves Show. Circa 1970.
String Bean - Hillbilly Music Goin' Round (1950s) MP3
Stringbean - Old Joe Clark MP3
Stringbean performing on the Wilburn Brothers Show with banjoist Harold Morrison.
Stringbean - Liza Jane MP3
Stringbean On The Grand Ole Opry (Mid 50s)
Stringbean - Pretty Little Widow MP3
Stringbean performing on the Porter Wagoner Show. Circa 1968.
Stringbean "Goin to the Grand Ole Opry" MP3
Stringbean "Goin to the Grand Ole Opry" from National Life Opry Show.
Stringbean - Little Liza Jane (Opry 1950's) MP3
Southern-Style Green Beans With Turkey Necks & Potatoes: String Beans Recipe MP3
Southern style green beans with turkey necks & potatoes recipe Soul food string beans with turkey necks Rinse your turkey necks. Boil your turkey necks in a big ...
David "Stringbean" Akeman - Run Rabbit Run MP3
Dave Akeman is among the best banjo players to ever live. He was a master of Claw-Hammer, Two-Finger, and Three-Finger picking. Even though he recorded ...


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