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These stickers show six different classic, finely illustrated pictures of Jesus Christteaching, walking on water, feeding the multitudes, blessing the children, at the Last Supper, and ascending to heaven. A great way to teach boys and girls the life of Jesus or illustrate key Bible stories. Each sticker is approximately 1" by 1¾". Six sheets, 6 stickers per sheet; 36 stickers per package.
Classic Jesus Pictures was published by Faith that Sticks in February 2014. The ISBN for Classic Jesus Pictures is 9781414393506.
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Coordination, Specialization and Incentives: An Equilibrium Model of Firm Boundaries
This paper derives firm boundaries as the outcome of an equilibrium coordination mechanism. The analysis is premised on the notion that efficient production and distribution are achieved through a mechanism that coordinates three basic activities: i) input acquisition, ii) production, iii) identification of customers/distribution of output to customers. In a perfectly competitive setting, this coordination activity is accomplished via a price mechanism that coordinates the decisions of individual input suppliers with individual input demanders and the decisions of individual output producers with individual output demanders. In worlds in which there are trading frictions, asymmetric information or small numbers of agents, other mechanisms are required to achieve efficient coordination. We seek to explain the observation of firms and other contractual arrangements as efficient coordination mechanisms, arising in response to these environmental elements. In particular, we seek to identify conditions on trading technologies, information and numbers of agents that generate various coordination mechanisms -- firms, contracts or markets -- as efficient responses to the particular environment. Since efficiency may involve specialization of tasks, efficient coordination must take into account the need of the mechanism to provide incentives for multiple agents to undertake efficient levels of the separate activities. The ability of various mechanisms to provide incentives and the way that this ability is affected by information and agent numbers will determine both which mechanism arises in a given environment and how much specialization takes place. This latter point is important. One insight that we provide is that the degree of specialization is not just limited by the extent of the market -- Stigler's perspective -- but also by the ability of the coordination mechanism to provide incentives for efficient activity levels as specialization occurs
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Chris Buckley and Vida Raine will open Buds & Bytes, that combination flower shop and computer repair business, next week in downtown Farmington.
Neither Buckley nor Raine is new to the business world. For the past five years Buckley's computer repair business and Raine's flower shop have shared a space in Silver Bay, a small town about an hour north of Duluth. But with that city's population dwindling and the school district likely on the verge of combining grades the couple decided to take their 4-year-old twin daughters and move to a bigger market. They looked at a lot of suburbs, but four of Raine's younger siblings graduated from Farmington High School and they liked the school system. They found a good location here and they've spent the weeks since both getting the space ready and moving to Farmington. Buckley has lived in Farmington since got the keys to their space at 213 Oak St. They moved the last of their household goods last weekend.
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Buds & Bytes is scheduled to open Aug. 4.
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Carefully packing my books, wedged into one of my editions of Dante, the mustard yellow silk pocket square she had gotten me one Christmas, now being used to save a page whose importance is lost to me. I wonder if she ever found out that I made good. No, I never would. In her mind, she controlled the narrative. The beginning of our relationship I was a rising star, a king with his scepter pen. By the time she was cheating on me with The Dutchmen, I was deposed, less than nothing. Now I am a star. A star, the perfect way to put it as it worked on several levels. I was a star to her, still there but at such a distance as to be indiscriminate from all the others, all of us so far away.
I only thought of these things, her, them, when packing. The "I will show them" mentality only applies to people who have yet to get what they want. The past several moves, spaced out by years, I find this type of reflection to be like an old movie I used to watch. I recall the main plot points but none of the nuances or emotional associations which were so strong during that first viewing. I am doing the final walk through, everything is loaded onto trucks, the uneasy feeling of a life now contained in a pyramid of cardboard boxes. I check the closets to make sure nothing was forgotten.
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Hello everyone.
Does anyone else snap all the time, out of the blue turn nasty for no reason? I have been finding myself doing this alot latley. I am currently taking 2000mg of epilim a day and 400 mg of tegretol and I have recently had a few bad seizures that have lasted over 20 minutes, and latley I have been noticing that for split seconds I have been lashing out with anger out bursts. Does anyone else do this. Is this a type of seizure or could I have some kind of brain damage now.? I just dont feel like me anymore. And I am getting scared and feeling alone. Since these seizures I have been having I have also had an upper body jerking episode that stops as quick as it began its like a tick I guess. I just feel like I am getting worse then better and the more I tell the doctors the more they up my medication. I am going to see the neurologist next week. I have only been having seizures since october 2003, I am female and I am 21, and I dont see any pattern to my seizures at all. If anyone could help me it would be much appreaciated.
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Yes, sami I to get real moody all the sudden. I don't believe its a seizure I think its a side effect of the meds. If you look up just about all the meds they all have something about mood changes in them.
I have posted before about not knowing if from one minute to next if i'm going to be yelling or crying sometimes.....
The sudden real quick jerk your having, I get those too. Mine are over in less then a couple seconds.
To try to figure out a pattern to your seizures, write them down in a note book.
Thats what I did to help the doc, I tried to time them and give him as much info as I could remember. How I felt before, during, and after. And if any one was with me I had them write it down too. ( what they saw me doing)
a key factor my doc told me was when I started to noticed the auras, like the metal taste I get in my mouth, or when my eyes (usually only one rapidly) blinks.
I know your new at this and it stinks having to deal with it..... But hopefully the doc will figure out why.
Good luck.... I'm here any time......
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My son arron whos 7 has temprol lobe epilepsy which causes moody swings and really bad temper,his on carbamazepine,we have only kown about this for a month,his had a had this problem all his life.
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I have never had Tegretol, but I am on a steady dose of Epilim, and I have found it is a very effective mood stabiliser, making me lash out less. Talk to your doctor
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Epilem side effects
i have recently started epilmen having beenon tegretol retard now i am taking 500g of epilem and 100g of tegretol and this am had a seizure (which are like i do unconcious for hours at a time) but i awoke with a metalic taste in my mouth and very shaky..is this due to the increase in the epilem and if so will it stop...i feel worse than ever and sometimes wonder if i should just not take anything...i also get scared....
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Im currently on tegretol retard 200mg 6 times a day
and i did notice at first that it was alot easier for me to lose my temper then normal. but the things that i have noticed with my self is my memory (short term) i can put things dowen now and not know where they are seconds later also could be in the middle of a conversation and i just forget what i was saying.
i know these sound like everyday tings but i have only noticed it since i started on my meds and other people say its not like me at all.
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hi there. iv had epilepsy for over two years now and im 20 years old. i take epilim ec200 and i take 2 in the morning an 3 at night.
i find i have uncontrollable mood swings.
my appetite is pretty much gone.
the only times i can eat without feeling like im gna throw up is when iv had some marijuana.
yes i know there are many people who dont agree with it. but for me its helps. thus why iv been seizure free for awhile now. altho im positive theres been nights asleep where i havnt had any to smoke in a few days and iv had seizures in my sleep. but once again im not overly sure. also i experience dizziness an feel rather drowsy at times aswell.
also when walking i find it hard to keep straight eg im kinda over the show.
is this a result of my medication?
i also have trouble sleeping so im on 25mgs of quetiapine a nyt to help with my sleep and to help with the amount of stress im under.
i havnt had a very good life. wont go into to much detail as people dont want to know. but iv had alot of mental abuse over the years and the things iv seen an been put through havnt helped me.
i kinda feel as if im at a crossroads right now and i just dont know what to do.
i want to get my epilepsy sorted. i want these horrible effects to go away.
does anyone have any recommendations as to what would be a better medication for me? iv talked to doctors but they dont take me seriously and think filln me up with new pills is gonna solve my problems.
hope someone replys
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My daughter is 20. She lives with her 25 year old boyfriend has Epilepsy & is on medication. We went away for a weekend with him for the first time, he was incredibly moody & withdrawn - didn't want to mix with the crowd and dissappeared for hours - worrying all of us. I do not understand the condition, so hence tried to be understanding and not judge. This past weekend she called us in a state to say that he had gone "crazy" lashing out at everything, he smashed up the inside of her car with his fist, and frightened her. She called us to remove her from the situation, which we did. She is staying with us now - as I am scared for her life. Now that things have returned to "normal" he is very apologetic and keeps telling her how much he loves her. I want to understand and know that she genuinely wants to be with him. How do I know how far this will go until he actually hurts her, or does some serious damage. Can he get treatment for this, and is there "anger" councelling out there. I am trying to understand, and just want them to be happy!
I would really appreciate it if someone could shine some light on this for me! THANKS
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epilim ec200 drama
jordan 654, i hear ya. been givin epilim ec 200 and advansa to help me quit weed. thort i was moody and suicidal before. well i think it s worse then ever now. always hangin for a smoke. i dont drink or take other drugs. i think having a habit mite be better then hurting myself or others on this medication. only been on it for five days. have cut my smoking to one a night but that seems the best i can do. always confused and i think my ocd is getting worse.im cleaning things that i should nt and even picking up leaves that fall from tree every day. goin to dr s this arvo to see if there s anything else. maybe a tranquilizer. not sure but i cant stand myself or others. if it helps you get thru then do it i say.
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Actually this is not a reply but something I'll like to know about me and my medication.I'm epileptic and I was given some medication to take. I'm afraid of what this drug might do to me. It's epilim CR 500mg
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I am 40 this year. I was diagnosed with temporal lobe epilepsy aged 8. Long time ago! I was put on 500mg of epilum twice a day. I took this medication until i was 17, for 9 years. I had the odd seizure during this time, perhaps ten or 20 a year max. A i had been siezure free for 2 years at 17, the docs decided to take me off the meds altogether. Only now do i realise looking back.... I came from a good stable home and was brought up with morals, however, I turned into a nasty, moody teenager, lashing out at my parents, shoplifting, fighting, etc etc. I skipped my GCSE exams and would bunk off school etc. I am now a law student so it wasnt that i wasnt capable, i just wasnt #able# at the time, i went off the rails. This continued until i had my firs tchild in 1996 aged 23. I calmed down slightly, but post natal kicked in. I had sever mood swings etc. IN 2002 i had a major panic attack and subsequently major depression,. I was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder/ possible schizophrenia and put onto antipsychotic medication and the trusty old epilum again to be used as a mood stabilizer. It numbed me for the last ten years. I suffer with short term memory loss, i still have mood swings and anxiety. i have never had a seizure since aged 17. without question, now, at an older age, without question in my mind...the epilum triggered off a series of events that caused more damage and side effects than did any good. I would urge anyone to be very careful before taking meds without doing serious research. I also took an overdose on purpose at one point, ...side affect of the meds...something i will never do again as i'm weaning myself off them all. good luck to everyone x
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Hi my name is natashia im 27 (turning 2
i was born 3 months prem, was diagnosed with seizures at the age of 3yrs, due to me being born so prem, was on epilim drops for 3 -4 years... was weened off the medication, never had another seizure again. Until recently, last year (2011) i was having periodic black outs and did not link it to my childhood seizures. I had a bad saizure at home, was taken to hospital, did a MRI came back clear, did a EEG and showed abnormal Left Temporal Lobe activity, the neurologist put me on Epilim CR500 2 x day (1000mg daily). The drug effected my mood quite rapidly, lashing out for no reason. So i started looking online to see how it effected other people, and got smiliar feedback. I then read that smoking weed helps with epilepsy, i already am a smoker. I have stopped taking my tablets, i didn't just stop them, i weened myself off them, instead of taking it twice a day i took it once a day...then started taking half, then half every few days, then slowly weened myself off them. I have now todate been off my tablets for 3 months, and have had no seizures or any feelings of a seizure coming on, i do however have a weird out of body experience every so often..Bt its not un managable. I am a little nervous about having another seizure as i don't want to cause permanant brain damage. I was hoping to find an alternative medicine to take instead of epeilim as i have had all the side effects it warns against. And as a child growing up i suffered terrible with acne, and was on roacutaine for 8months at the highest doasge possible 80mg... so for me, to have to go through having acne again, emotionaly and mentally i will not be able to cope. And having suffered with balemia, emotionaly im not stable to have the side effects, effect me so. So that was also a main factor why i stopped the tablets. Please if any one can let me know of an alternative tablet to take instead of epilim that wnt effect weight gain, acne and hair loss. Also if any one knows if smoking weed truly does help with having no seizures. Look forward to hearing from any one who has got some good advice.
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This Yom Kippur, power down your iPhone and cut out the tweeting. There is no technology that can stir you like the shofar and the ancient practice of tuning into one's soul.
So the iPhone 5 has arrived. Ho hum. Another false messiah that millions will worship. So much so that many find themselves texting sweet nothings to their sweethearts while driving the car with kids in tow.
Perhaps that's what life in our wireless world has been reduced to: false messiahs and shortsighted shortcuts. In the relentless rush of the rat race, some of these shortcuts are as ubiquitous as they are iniquitous. We think we need to convey a message so we punch out yet another banal text.
It gets worse, or better, depending on whether you believe tweets are for twits. Millions of people feel the need to share their innermost thoughts, except it seems so often the content is at best puerile and at worst depraved.
The digital revolution does, however, have myriad advantages. I'm not listing them because many are self-evident, especially if you're reading this on a digital screen.
And nowadays we can do virtually everything from bed, if we so desire. Bed used to have two sublime functions: sleep and sex. But with the advent of the iPad, another darling of the digital revolution, sleep and sex seem to have been relegated to footnotes. For some folks, the sex may be even better in the virtual world. And, I suspect, sleep will one day be available for download. iSnooze, perhaps?
We have become so driven to distraction by the latest fleeting fads that we're more connected to the virtual world than the real world.
Which brings me to this week, the holiest week in the Jewish calendar. Yet most of the world's 13 million or so Jews – myself included – probably remained logged on during Rosh Hashanah, even though it contravenes our law.
But almost all of us, myself included, probably fell silent when the rabbi raised the shofar and sounded the blasts that heralded in the New Year.
And most of us will fall silent again on Wednesday night when the shofar echoes around synagogues to signal the end of Yom Kippur.
True, the shofar is wireless, but it's also timeless. It hasn't been updated since its dawn millennia ago – there's no turbo-charged shofar, no iShofar, no Shofar 2.0. There are no copyright court cases and although there's probably an app, it's a poor cousin to the real deal.
The background – that Abraham, who was willing to sacrifice his son Isaac, sacrificed a ram instead – is not as didactic as the foreground.
For the sounding of the shofar is meant to shake us from our slumber, awaken our spirituality and provoke us to measure our moral compass.
You don't have to be a Luddite or even a technophobe to be drawn by the idea of pressing the pause button to reflect amid the ruthless race for profit and profile.
That's precisely what the shofar is for – to remind us to mute the unbearable noise that clutters our airwaves so that we can think without distractions. To reflect on our behavior in the past year and think about how to better it in the next.
And so the bottom line is this: In this day and age when our global discourse seems to have been contracted into 140 characters or less, timeless cultural symbols such as the shofar remind us of that brave old world.
The more our global village shrinks into sound bites, the more important the sound of the shofar becomes for the next generation.
The more we text, the more we lose sight of the fact the original text – the Torah – is still operational in the new millennium.
The more we crave the next invention – iWallets or iWhatevers – the more we need a ram's horn to remind us that the past has arguably more value, and values, for our children.
In short, the false messiahs of modernity are no substitute for the longstanding lodestones of antiquity.
And here's the rub. You don't need to be Orthodox, or even religious, to subscribe to the subtext. All you have to do is turn off your iPhone, tune out of the Twitterverse and drop into your soul for a moment of silent introspection on Yom Kippur.
In fact, you don't even need to go to synagogue. Except if you don't, you won't hear the ancient sound of the shofar.
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Seen through the eyes of one U.S. journalist, the massive government protest in Yemen's capital March 18 can only be described as a bloodbath.
"It was the most awful thing I've ever seen in my entire life," said Jeb Boone, an Augusta native who is managing editor of the Yemen Times newspaper. "The whole place was covered in a red swath of blood."
As tens of thousands gathered in Sanaa to demonstrate against President Ali Abdullah Saleh, snipers fired on protesters from rooftops.
Police also made a wall of tires around the crowd and lit them on fire, making a barricade of flames that blocked an escape route, The Associated Press reported.
Boone said a field hospital set up in a mosque next to the protest was overflowing with dead and wounded.
Boone has covered the Yemeni uprising since protests began in January. Since the deadly protest in the capital, he has said it is clear Saleh will eventually step down. How soon and how peacefully he bows out remains the question.
Some of the estimated 52 killed in the protest were people Boone had befriended through his reporting.
He saw a funeral procession from the field hospital to the protest camp at Sanaa University stretch for a mile.
Rebels wrapped bodies in Yemeni flags and carried the dead above their heads to a memorial attended by more than 100,000 people, Boone said.
He heard them chant: "The martyrs are the beloved of God."
It was those events that drove most of the country's military to side with the revolution against the government, Boone said.
When the Army joined the revolution, Boone watched as protesters met soldiers with kisses and flowers in the streets.
"When the top military commander Ali Mohsin al-Ahmar defected from Saleh and joined the revolution, I knew Saleh was done," Boone said. "The military is split at about 75 percent (to) 25 percent in favor of the revolution. (Saleh) knows he would lose any conflict."
The government's loss of control is especially evident in Abyan province, where an explosion killed at least 110 people in a weapons factory Monday.
Though the explosion was an accident, it occurred as looters tore through the unprotected province after the military had pulled out.
Boone said the Yemenis support the West's actions in Libya and the air campaign to halt Moammar Gadhafi's attacks on civilians.
"One of my Yemeni co-workers at the Yemen Times told me today that they would be doing (the) whole Arab world a service if they just dropped a bomb in (Gadhafi's) lap," Boone said. "With that same sort of mentality, Yemenis are asking for American help in their revolution."
Still, Boone foresees a fight to be done solely by the Yemeni people, as the U.S. historically has supported Saleh's opposition to al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula.
Boone said violence has died down since the massacre March 18. In Sanaa, where Boone lives, at least 100,000 demonstrators gather at the protest camp every Friday for prayers.
Other protests take place in Taiz, four hours south of Sanaa, and Aden, on the coast of the Indian Ocean, but Boone must stay in the capital.
The government has cracked down on foreign journalists, and four of Boone's journalist friends were deported this month when soldiers broke into their tower house and arrested them.
"All I can really do is keep my head down and stay behind cover," Boone said. "It's only a matter of time before Saleh will go. The only question is the manner in which he makes his exit."


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Can anyone identify this fungus please. They suddenly appeared Sunday morning and seem to have been borne on the wind. Several dozen were outside my back and front doors. They look like acorns and are the same size as an acorn. I looked on the British Fungii website and wonder if they may be Tarzetta?? Their lifestyle would be fascinating to know about too.
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So why is Target refrigerating their Doritos? If you've been to a Target store lately – especially one that features groceries or has a cooler – you might have noticed that they are stocking their Doritos on ice. The question "why?" has gone viral, with social media posts asking for an explanation.
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As a member of golf's Big Five, a quintet that was at the forefront of a European crusade on the global stage, it still rankles many, including the man himself, that Sandy Lyle has never slipped on the captain's armband and led the continent into battle in the Ryder Cup.
While his decorated contemporaries Bernhard Langer, Ian Woosnam, Nick Faldo and the late Seve Ballesteros all assumed the captain's role, Lyle, the former Masters and Open champion, has remained the forgotten man.
It was something of a surprise, therefore, when Thomas Bjorn, the chairman of the European Tour's tournament committee, revealed during this week's captaincy unveiling that Lyle was one of five names discussed for the post at Gleneagles in 2014 before the job was finally entrusted to Irishman Paul McGinley.
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Another Scottish name in the hat was Paul Lawrie. The 1999 Open champion, who returned to the Ryder Cup fray last season after an absence of 13 years, remains determined to be involved as a player again on home soil in 2014 but will likely be in the running for the captaincy in the future. For 54-year-old Lyle, however, it would appear that the ship has sailed.
"Maybe it's his last chance and it seems like he is going to be the best player not to have it," admitted Lawrie, ahead of the opening round of the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
Lawrie let it be known only last week that he was interested in the job for Gleneagles. When first approached officially at the tail end of last season, during the Dubai World Championship, to see whether he wanted to be considered, the 44-year-old replied with a firm 'no'. The situation changed during last week's Volvo Golf Champions in South Africa, however.
"I was on the putting green and Thomas [Bjorn] asked me 'are you sure you don't want to be considered?' and I said I would. To be honest, there's no harm. I'd been thinking about it and who would say no to that. I don't think anyone would.
"I think it might have been against me that I am still a current player, 29th in the world, and had I been on the committee I would have been thinking 'oh, well, I'm not sure he is a captain yet'. Absolutely I would want to be captain in future years. Who wouldn't want to be captain?
"I wasn't expecting it [this time], but if they felt I was the guy to do it I would have done it. I'd love to be in the team, but the captain's the big job, especially at Gleneagles. I think they've gone with the right guy. McGinley has served his time. It's fantastic what it means to him."
McGinley has stated that he wants a distinct "Scottish theme" to proceedings when the bandwagon rumbles into Perthshire and, should Lawrie fail in his quest to qualify as a player, it would be no surprise to see him acting as a vice-captain.
"It's in Scotland and it would make sense to have a couple of guys beside him that are Scottish," added Lawrie.
McGinley himself will mark his first full day as Ryder Cup skipper by teeing off in Abu Dhabi in a field headlined by Rory McIlroy and Tiger Woods, the top two players on the world rankings.
Messages of support and congratulations have flooded in from around the globe with the game's leading players continuing to deliver their words of praise. Graeme McDowell, the match-winner in the 2010 Ryder Cup in Wales, expressed his sentiments in a message that said: "thoughtful, articulate, prepared, motivated, fair and respected."
So prepared, in fact, that McGinley had even thought about how best to react if he had been informed he had not been appointed.
"I had notes in my pocket about what I was going to do," said the man whose 10-foot putt at The Belfry won the 2002 contest and who has never lost in nine Ryder Cup or Seve Trophy matches as a player, vice-captain or captain.
"I assured George and Richard [European Tour chief executive George O'Grady and Ryder Cup director Richard Hills] that I would act with integrity expected by the tour.
"If it wasn't going to be, despite the players' support, I would wish the winner the best of luck and leave it at that knowing that it was probably my last opportunity."
Two weeks after the "Miracle of Medinah", when Europe came from 10-4 down to keep the cup, one newspaper reported that Darren Clarke had won the race to take over from Jose Maria Olazabal. McGinley did not despair. "I was surprised, but I knew it wasn't true," he said.
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Jonathan Smith: 5.5 - Combative midfielder put in a shift without ever getting a grip on the game.
Steve McNulty: 6 - Looked solid and won plenty in the air, but didn't get the support he needed.
Jake Howells: 5.5 - Looked lively and creative first half but sacrificed for Gray late on.
Scott Griffiths: 5 - Out of position for Wrexham's first goal and struggled against two lively wingers.
Mark Cullen: 5 - Had a couple of presentable chances but didn't have the impact he would have wanted.
Andrew Parry: 6 - Young defender put in a sure-footed performance and put in one great challenge to prevent a goal.
Luke Guttridge: 6 - Busy performance in the middle without ever being at his marauding best.
Shaun Whalley: 5 - A couple of positive runs but went missing for Wrexham's second and withdrawn after an hour.
Ronnie Henry: 5 - Solid enough but walked a fine line with a couple of wild challenges.
Paul Benson: 5.5 - Feeding off scraps and isolated up front, but always looking to capitalise on errors.
Alex Wall (sub): 4 - Powerful young striker has undoubted promises but reckless high boot and stamp killed of Town's hopes.
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Stuck in the Middle: The Need for Video in Middle Schools
The TANDBERG team recently returned from the National Middle School Association's (NMSA) annual conference in Indianapolis. As usual, the conference was a hall pass for over 8,000 of the nation's middle school decision makers to advance themselves professionally and discuss best practices in teaching America's students during what is considered one of the most important and transformative parts of their young lives.
For this year's show, TANDBERG had the privilege and honor to do more than just exhibit our products and discuss the money-saving and education-advancing implementations of video teleconferencing (VTC) in education. TANDBERG got to do some hands-on learning by delivering presenters, content and virtual field trips via video in the 21st Century Classroom, a state-of-the art classroom exhibit that the NMSA constructed with the assistance of TANDBERG and other vendors. The first event delivered via TANDBERG VTC solutions was an interactive tour of Australia's Great Barrier Reef during the opening reception.
If the Great Barrier Reef wasn't interesting enough, we spent some significant time discussing the issues facing educators with faculty and staff from America's middle schools. One of the recurring themes we heard was an almost-universal perception that middle schools are often lacking visibility in the public eye. Literally, "stuck in the middle" between the excitement and newness of elementary school and the ambition and drive of high school, middle schools are often not first priority for new technologies, funding and other resources.
This slight to middle schools, perceived or not, is concerning considering how important those years are to the education and development of students. Luckily, there are programs helping schools with some of these challenges. In a recent Federal Computer Week article, Doug Beizer discussed the grant from the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) designed to bring VTC technologies to rural areas for distance learning and telehealth applications.
The $34.9 million in grants has been earmarked for 111 projects in 35 states, and has potential to make a significant impact on schools struggling for the resources and technologies they need to educate their students.
VTC solutions enable middle schools to share resources, including teachers, with other schools. This is exceptionally helpful for schools looking to begin or continue teaching fine arts, languages and other subjects where teachers may not be in the budget or available due to geographic location.
VTC solutions also open the door for previously unheard-of educational experiences for students. Through VTC, experts can join classes via video to discuss specific current events, trends or subjects. Students can adventure on virtual fieldtrips to places like rainforests and the Great Barrier Reef – trips that would have been logistically and financially unfeasible without video.
So for all of those middle schools out there, we feel your pain. But help just might be on the way, via video.
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Great write up indeed! You touched on points that most of us don't even consider. I have dealt with many students that are beginning to make the change from high school to college. It's really an amazing time in their lives, but they must be prepared as you mentioned. Keep up the fantastic blog, and God bless.


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The latest trailer for "Total Recall" is now available online. With a cast led by Colin Farrell, Kate Beckinsale, Jessica Biel, Bryan Cranston and John Cho, director Sony Len Wiseman remakes the 1990 science fiction film that originally starred Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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How Dell repels attempts to buy its 'open source' PC
ell this week received much praise for releasing a new version of its "open source" PC. The computer fits into Dell's n Series range of Windows-less systems. These ship with a copy of FreeDOS in the packaging material - but not installed on the PC - which is apparently a bizarre concession to Microsoft. While Dell garners glowing reviews for shipping such an open source OS-friendly product, the company's new E510n actually stands as yet another example of how hard Dell tries not to sell non-Microsoft gear.
If Dell has an official press release touting the E510n, we sure can't find it. In addition, the company doesn't present the n Series systems to customers looking for desktops on a standard shopping page. Instead, you'll have to go ahead and search for "n Series" on Dell's web site to find the gear. But even then you've only just started your journey.
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Richie Hanlon brings his specialist Reggae show; The Peoples Choice, Bi-Weekly on Sunday evenings from 8PM - 10PM
Richie has been promoting reggae music in Ireland for the past 25 years. Both a renowned record collector and selector Richie has interviewed many reggae greats, among them eek a mouse, bunny lee, luciano, mikey general, the late junior delgado, reggae author harry hawkes.
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As a successful blogger with a style all her own, we admire Rebecca not only for her unique voice, but her true sense of self. It's safe to say that when it comes to The Clothes Horse, she's a one woman powerhouse who writes much more than the typical outfit post. She's at the top of our blogroll for visual inspiration and compelling writing, so we suggest you brew a cup of coffee and prepare to get lost in her blog all morning long!
How do you think you have grown or changed as a blogger since starting your blog?
I started blogging when I was a college student, so there's been a lot of growth and changes since then. In the first few months of my blog I didn't even know it was going to be a "personal style blog" or that I would post outfit pictures, but now that's what my blog is mainly known for. I've also gone from living with my parents, or a dorm room, to living out on my own and figuring out things like how to file your taxes and cook reasonably sized dinner portions for one person! In a lot of ways I appreciate the fact that I have this nearly everyday documentation of what I was feeling and being inspired by to look back on now.
Since your blog is your full-time job, what does a typical "work day" look like for you?
It partly depends on the season, but right now I wake up around 9 or 10 and answer e-mails and write posts for a couple of hours, then it's out to take pictures, and editing when I get back and more e-mails and posts. Basically I'm glued to my computer most of the day, but thankfully I've been branching out on other projects lately. I made a zine recently so I also have to wrap those up and mail them off, as well as work on the artwork for the next zine and I'm working on some jewelry right now which I'll hopefully be offering in an Etsy shop soon.
What are you most looking forward to in 2014? Are there any changes afoot or any resolutions you're trying to keep?
I'm trying to apply a "more is more" attitude for 2014--so I definitely want to try more things, be more outgoing, even work harder and to be less afraid of failing. I want to produce more zines with creative friends and make more things by hand. I'm also looking forward to traveling; I'll be visiting Northern Ireland again and I've got my fingers crossed for a brief visit to Canada with my mother and sister this summer.
What should we expect from your blog this year?
Does it sound bad to say more of the same? I mean, I want to improve my photography (always) and focus more on making things myself, but I really like the style of blogging I have right now: regular outfit posts, remixes, and inspiration posts. I would like to bring back my "picture an hour series" and shift some of my photography away from pictures of my outfits to pictures of nature and stylish people I meet.
As winter transitions to spring, what are some pieces that you're looking forward to wearing?
Oh my, I'm so excited to wear a varsity jacket or simple denim jacket instead of my thick coats and trading several layers of tights for lightweight opaque ones. There's also this sweet pair of nude shoes with a low jeweled heel I can't wait to wear when the snow has melted!
We are flattered to be featured in numerous blog posts on The Clothes Horse! Are there any Ruche items that you've been eyeing lately?
Ruche fits my style perfectly, so there's always items I've got my eye on. Right now I'm coveting the edgeworth avenue satchel, daylight impression blouse, and port lisbon dress.
What do you think is the key to finding your own personal style?
Experimentation; personal style is really this mix of styles that inspire you and clothes you feel comfortable in, you have to try on a lot of different styles to get that perfect blend. I know certain styles or eras in fashion I really admire, but can never comfortably wear on a day-to-day basis, but there are also styles I never thought I'd be able to pull-off that I realized really suited me once I gave them a try.
We love your enviable and bold hair choices! What made you decide to first mix things up with your hair?
When I was planning to cut my hair from really long to a bobbed hair cut I started to get really worried about it and the worrying actually made me pause and think "wow I'm way too attached to my hair." So I decided I need to become unattached to something as silly as hair and once I chopped a whole braid off dyeing it blue no longer seemed like a big deal.
Living in Pennsylvania puts you smack in the middle of seasonal extremes. How do you stay sartorially prepared for the weather changes?
It actually is quite difficult to have a wardrobe that can keep you comfortable in 100 degree and -10 degree days without having too many clothes. When I first moved from Hawaii to PA for college I bought myself one coat and one pair of boots, which got the job done but was rather boring. One thing to realize is that a lot of summer pieces can work in winter if you layer, layer layer--a pair of shorts looks cute on top of tights (and knee socks and ankle socks hidden in your boots!) and a summer dress can work with a blouse underneath and a cardigan on top with a coat on the outside.
Rapid fire questions!
-- Favorite season? Summer
-- Period films or romantic comedies? Period films
-- Red or blue? (We're dye-ing to know!) Blue!
-- Already made or DIY? Usually already made (sometimes it's nice to be lazy)
What is the best part about being a Ruchette?
Cute clothes! :)
-- Rebecca, The Clothes Horse
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Wow, what a great turkey dinner the Cemetery District served. A big crowd turned out for the annual event that featured good home-cooking and a nice chance to visit with friends and neighbors. Out-of-town guests were treated to a wonderful meal as well as the beautiful fall colors on the trip to Glenwood. Thanks everyone for your support of the cemetery benefit dinner.
Thank you to the community for donating items as well as for shopping at the ASB rummage sale held at the school on Oct. 15. Nearly $400 was raised through that fundraiser.
The community is invited to a baby shower in honor of Sarah LaVallie at the grange hall on Saturday, Oct. 22, at 1 p.m. Sarah is expecting a little girl early next month, so help her prepare for the baby's arrival.
Also on the agenda for Saturday afternoon from 1 to 5 p.m. is the Mt. Adams 4-H swim party at the Hood River swimming pool. Around 3 p.m., pizza will be served and awards and pins for this year's recipients will be presented.
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Safety tip of the week: Remember to install new batteries in your smoke alarms each year.
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A new study reveals that American workers value their life insurance benefits, but perhaps not as much as they should. World Financial Group reviews the new study.
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ATLANTA, Oct. 24, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- For many American workers, life insurance benefits are provided, or at least offered, by employers. Given the important role that life insurance plays in long-term financial planning, this might seem like a boon, but a new study suggests that American workers may not value their life insurance benefits as much as they should. The study, conducted by Guardian Life Insurance, reveals that while employees do tend to place some value on their life insurance benefits, "there is significant room for improvement." The study has received notice by World Financial Group, Inc. (WFG), a financial services marketing company.
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World Financial Group reviews studies like these and takes note of important trends. For this study, WFG draws special attention to one particular finding in the Guardian study. Workers and employers alike are found to agree that, generally speaking, life insurance benefits are not well understood.
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World Financial Group, Inc. (WFG) is a financial services marketing company whose affiliates offer a broad array of financial products and services. WFG's independent associates, located throughout the United States, strive to help individuals and families often overlooked by the financial services industry to plan for their financial futures, advocating the power of choice for clients through agreements with several of the financial and insurance industries' leading companies.
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PARIS — It was another tough night for Jurgen Klinsmann's US side in a 1-0 away defeat to France at the Stade de France on Friday, the team's fourth goose egg in in six games under the new boss.
The Americans were only able to put two soft shots on target -— a first-half header off a set-piece from Maurice Edu, and a roller from 30 yards in the second half off the foot of Kyle Beckerman — compared to seven more dangerous attempts by France. The visitors were able to find better attack postures after Loïc Rémy broke the ice on 72 minutes, but there was to be no late rally from the Americans.
"I think we did OK [in approach], but finishing plays against a team like that is a challenge," US striker Jozy Altidore told MLSsoccer.com after the game. "They're a top team. You expect that."
Both Altidore and Clint Dempsey were on the receiving end of several hard fouls, which often broke up promising rushes. Not making any excuses, the Fulham ace knows the national team can — and probably should — do better.
"We have some things to work on so we can improve in the future," Dempsey told reporters. "It was positive that we were pressing at the end to get the draw."
The equalizer never came, leaving Klinsmann and the team searching again.
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Is it possible to turn fondant into gum paste? I need to strengthen my fondant to create a topper out of gum paste. Is this possible? Specifically, i am using chocolate fondant. Thanks!
First post... am loving reading all the help and discussions!
i would like to know as well... sorry no help
In the books I have from england they put either gum trag......dont know how to spell it or tylo powder in sugarpaste to make modeling paste. I dont knoe if that is the same as gum paste????
Squirrelly Cakes (a member on here) told us about being able to use one packet of Polident powder to a baseball-sized piece of fondant. When you mix the two, they end up just like gumpaste!
I've never tried it.
Do you have an amount per pound of gum trag?
Also my first post, but I've lurked for a while.
I have made gumpaste by adding Tylose powder to prepared fondant. The proportion I used was 1 T. tylose to 1 lb. of fondant. But if it's very humid, you may need a little more.
The easiest way I've found to do this is to sprinkle the work surface with the Tylose and knead the fondant over it until the powder is mixed in well. Hope this helps!
Toba Garrett gave us a formula for "quick gumpaste" made using 1 pound of commercially prepared fondant and 1 teaspoon of Tylose kneaded together with 1/2 teaspoon of shortening. Nicholas Lodge said that this did work, but the resulting gumpaste is not quite as strong as regular gumpaste. Adding more tylose will help it to dry faster, but you will need to work quickly
I've added the powdered fixodent to fondant and it works really well!! Add about 1 tsp of powdered fixodent to a wad of fondant/MMF about the size of a baseball. It has to be the powdered fixodent. Here are a few cakes where I've used "fixed MMF"
The spout and handle
Tink's wings
The body and extremities
This may be a silly question, but do you mean the fixodent that you put on false teeth and could this be eaten after putting it in the MMF?
Yes, that's the fixodent I've used - powdered fixodent for dentures. It goes in your mouth, so it's definitely not toxic. But if you're trying to get a piece to harden, just like gumpaste, then that decoration usually is not meant to be eaten.
I'm a fan of using commercial fondant w/ tylose powder kneaded in. I live in a high humidity area and this dries faster/harder than regular gumpaste!
Could you use gumtex instead of tylose in your MMF to make it stiffer. I'm trying to make the bill of a ball cap and I don't have tylose but have some gumtex.
Yes, gumtex will also work.
Thank you for getting back so quickly. I haven't done a lot with gumpaste type things and I'm going to try a ball cap for my grandsons 1st BD.
so what's the ratio exactly? is it 1 tablespoon of tylose to 1 lb of fondant or is it 1 teaspoon of tylose to 1 lb of fondant?
Also my first post, but I've lurked for a while.
I have made gumpaste by adding Tylose powder to prepared fondant. The proportion I used was 1 T. tylose to 1 lb. of fondant. But if it's very humid, you may need a little more.
The easiest way I've found to do this is to sprinkle the work surface with the Tylose and knead the fondant over it until the powder is mixed in well. Hope this helps!
That's what I do too
I make mine with 500g fondant, 1/2 teaspoon tylose, 1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar and 1/4 teaspoon egg white, I knead all together and leave over night.... it is beautiful to work with (you will need to convert the amounts to US measurements)
Hi all,
I would like to try making gumpaste flowers for my daughter for her Mothers day cake and would like to try this recipe too.
Do you need to "rest" this before using or can you start rolling and forming as soon as the Tylose is mixed in?
Thanks in advance!
I just add the amount of tylose powder that I need. Depends on the weather too. I even add a small amount sometimes to fondant so it's not too soft, but not enough to make it gumpaste.
When you add tylose to fondant it does NOT make gum paste. It makes the fondant stiffer and it will dry faster, but true gum paste can be rolled paper thin without tearing and dries so much faster than the fondant/tylose mix. I used to work for a bakery that did this and all their bows and figures and flowers were thicker and heavier than those made with real gum paste.
It wasn't until I left and made my first bow that I used Wilton's pre-made gumpaste and I have never looked back.


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A 2011 seventh-rounder, Williams was out of the league the past two seasons. A fifth-round pick in 2010, DeGeare's career was wrecked by concussions. Lewis appeared in three games for the Redskins last season, but failed to catch a pass.
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Williams was originally a seventh-round pick of the Rams in 2011 before making a brief stop with the Bears in between. Washington was a 2012 draft pick of the Eagles. Nsekhe was claimed off waivers from the Colts in September and appeared in two games with the Rams this season. All eight players will be fighting for roster spots in the offseason and training camp.
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Bears waived LB Jabara Williams.
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Bears claimed LB Jabara Williams off waivers from the Rams.
The seventh-round pick was waived on Wednesday after being active just twice through St. Louis' first six games. If he gets on the field for the Bears, it should be on special teams.
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Rams waived LB Jabara Williams.
It's bad when you can't stick on the league's No. 31 defense. Williams, a seventh-round pick this season, was active for two games this season as a special teamer.