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Hello, My name is Heather! I am a mom of three, married to a firefighter, and I am a writer. In 2005 I ventured into the online world to simply start an online community for moms. Little did I know the adventure God had in store for me. It has been a roller coaster with many ups and downs, but each step has led me to where I am today. I pray this is a place where you will find encouragement and maybe even a laugh or two. My heart is to share God's word with you in a loving and practical way.
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Worship is This – Four Week Mini Bible Study
Let's explore what it means to worship God. The mightiest God wants the smallest part of you. The biggest God wants your attention. The highest God wants to sit next to you.
Worship is this.
Available on: Kindle | Paperback
Love – Four Week Mini Bible Study
Love is selfless and it is constantly pursuing ways to bridge the gap of disconnection in the world.Love brings freedom, not only to us, but also to those around us. In this four week mini Bible Study come and explore what unconditional love looks like in your life today.
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Be You – Four Week Mini Bible Study (Becoming Press Mini Bible Studies)
If we are truly going to shine for HIS glory in the new ministry of HIS righteousness then we must learn the art of being who God created us to be.Come and unwrap the beauty that is already within through the four week mini Bible Study, Be You!
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Devotions for Moms – Thirty-Seven Devotionals for Christian Moms
Journey with us as we encourage the Christian mom through Biblical devotions.These 37 devotions were originally posted on the Devotions for Moms website but have now been converted to this eBook.
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Desires of My Heart is a devotional eBook based on Psalm 37:4."Desires of My Heart" is a powerful eBook that will help you work to get past any barriers you may have that is inhibiting your walk with the Lord, while also encouraging you to live a life guided by The Holy Spirit.
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Faith: Four Week Mini Bible Study
In this four week mini Bible Study you will examine your faith and what it means to have faith in God. When we believe in God we then learn to walk in faith and trust God. But first we must believe, and it's up to us, we can either choose to believe in Him or not. But faith will mean nothing until we believe with all our heart that God is who He says He is.
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Breaking Pride: Tearing Down Walls, Walking in Grace
Breaking Pride is an eBook based on one simple truth: In order to walk in God's grace we need to tear down the walls of pride. Filled with encouragement, Breaking Pride will take you through a practical reading of what pride may look like in your life…Let's stop building walls of pride and start building the foundation of grace within our lives.
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Rejected: Four Week Mini Bible Study
In this four-week mini Bible Study you will discover the power of acceptance in your life. Rejection is an attitude that results in an action that looks a lot like putting space between you and someone who has hurt you. I pray this book will bless you in a way where you will release idols and embrace acceptance in your life rather than the lie of rejection.
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My Treasures: Four Week Mini Bible Study
One thing I have learned when it comes to money is this, it's really not about HOW much money you have that will determine whether you are broke or rich, it's WHERE your heart is towards God and towards money. If we want to be good stewards of our money and honor God with the resources He has given us, then we need to look at our heart, not JUST our budget.
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Hope: Four Week Mini Bible Study
"Then I think about my own little desires. The desire that my husband would be completely healed from his disease, and how he is still suffering through this every day. It is all hurting my heart, and then I think about hope…"
Take this four-week journey to challenge and renew your thoughts on hope.
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My Scripture Journal: Gratitude
"My Scripture Journal: Gratitude" is an eight week Bible memory reading plan designed to help you memorize scripture while also offering guidance so you can dive further into a greater knowledge of what the Bible says about gratitude.
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My Scripture Journal: Fearing the Lord
The goal of "My Scripture Journal" is to help you to grow deeper in your walk with Christ by reading the Bible and memorizing scripture. The scripture memorizing technique offered in "My Scripture Journal" has been proven to help others memorize scripture out of the Bible.
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My Scripture Journal: The Promises of God
The goal of "My Scripture Journal" is to help you to grow deeper in your walk with Christ by reading the Bible and memorizing scripture. The scripture memorizing technique offered in "My Scripture Journal" has been shown to help others memorize scripture out of the Bible.
This scripture journal is set up where you will study one snippet of scripture per week. There will be seven different activities you will complete in order to help you memorize the scripture and get into the word, one activity per day of the week. At the end of the beginning of the next week we will move onto another scripture.
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Friday we drove down to Oxford to get some fab-o sushi and see Ashley's dad for a little bit. We drove around the square, got a few t-shirts and took some pretty fun pictures (of course!).Friday night Ashley made all of us dinner (that's right - drive 7 hours to visit us and we make YOU cook us dinner) She and Sam were telling us about their newest lettuce wrap dinner creation and we just had to try it. Let me tell you - it was soooo good. We may just be making this for dinner once a week now. Unfortunately they had to head back to Texas today but not without eating some BBQ raved about on Food network (Sam ordered the biggest plate of BBQ I've ever seen in my life)
and stealing eachother's honeyWe had the BEST time...we always have a great time with them. They are two of the funniest people we know and just in case you were wondering...I have the best family in the world...hands down. Oh and the most fun. Whew - It feels good to get that out there.

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Hang Curtains Over Shuttered Windows?
Q: Should I hang curtains over these shuttered windows or leave them as they are? Curtains add an opportunity to inject color and texture into the room but hanging fabric over them makes it hard to open the shutters. I'm also having some trouble arranging my furniture in this space that's a little too large for one seating area. Any suggestions are welcome!
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- Series
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- Arachne's body
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Entirely handmade. The top is a modified t-shirt, I removed the sleeves and the shoulders, added the hood and collar. The snake-eye motifs on the hood are a hand-drawn pattern cut out of twill patching. The spiderweb motif is hand-embroidered. The pants are made of altered lounge pants. The fingernails and toenails were hand painted black by me, and the arrows I painted with a special 'striping' polish. The wig is self-styled. The hand-web prop was handmade by me out of of cardboard and wire. The snake tattoos are acrylic paint and eyeliner and friends helped me with those. All photo credits to my friends.
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Alzheimer's family caregiver conference set
The Alzheimer's Association announces a family caregiver conference to be held from 9:30 to 2:45 Friday, March 21, at Unity Church, 16727 Alderwood Mall Parkway, Lynnwood.
The conference is designed specifically to provide relevant, hands-on tools and encouragement for families caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's or a related dementia.
This conference will focus on:
• Alzheimer's Research
• Staying Safe
• Self-care for the Dementia Caregiver
In addition to the workshops, there will be resource tables and time for networking.
There is no cost to participants. Lunch is included.
The cost of the conferences is being underwritten by Snohomish County Long-Term Care & Aging and the Verdant Healthcare Commission.
For more information, visit the Alzheimer's Association website at alzwa.org or call 206-529-3893.
About the Alzheimer's Association:
The Alzheimer's Association is the world's leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer's research, care and support.
Their mission is to eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. alzwa.org | 24/7 Helpline 800-272-3900.


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Review for Midwest Young Artists Conservatory, Highwood, IL, USA
I was first introduced to MYA in 1999 when I brought my first chamber ensemble from Columbus, Ohio to the Fischoff National Chamber Music Competition. I was so impressed by the MYA student support in the audience to those performing on the stage. They cheered each other and genuinely showed care and respect for each ensemble. Over the years, our friendship grew at each Fischoff competition with the students from MYA, as well as from all over the USA, competing in this prestigious competition and then at the Discover National Chamber Music Competition. What a wonderful event MYA has created to support young artists enjoying the process of making chamber music together! The past few years, over 60 students, friends, and family from CMC (Chamber Music Connection) have traveled to the Chicago area to participate or observe this marvelous event hosted by MYA. Approximately three years ago, I was invited to teach at the MYA Chamber Music Summer Institute. They greet the artists, the students, and the staff with open arms showing great respect and gratitude for each musical milestone accomplished. The MYA organization is a model for other nonprofits to look up to and to learn from. Bravo MYA! Keep up the great work!
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How Intellectual Property Licensing Works and Related terms
Intellectual property rights are plainly assets. They have value, and they can be bought or sold. There are some differences, however, when comparing IPR to other types of assets. If you are a solicitor that does not regularly deal with IPR, you will usually try to find precedents or earlier files that give you some guidance. Often, these precedents deal with hard assets; a reliance on these can be dangerous for a few reasons.
First, intellectual property rights do not have to be sold. Indeed, a purchase and sale of IPR is somewhat uncommon, because licenses are often used. The hard asset mind set becomes dangerous when you look at the deal only as a sale or potential sale. If your client asks you to transfer rights, you must not lose sight of the fact that a sale/assignment is the only option. It would be like someone coming to you looking for office space. In that case, you would not only discuss the possibility of buying a building, but you would probably also consider leasing.
Licensing IPR can be analogous to leasing, except that more than one person can license the same property.
Secondly, you will never get the same level of comfort when buying IPR as you will when purchasing hard assets. In a hard asset sale, the mere fact that the vendor has possession of the goods gives you some comfort. With abstract property like IPR, it is much easier to pass on (fraudulently or otherwise) a non-existent title. The problem is exacerbated because of the abstract nature of the property; there is no registry you can search to be 100% sure the vendor can properly sell the asset.
Further, think about what happens when there is a sale of know-how. To say that you are buying the asset is based on "old" property law and is not truly accurate. In fact you are buying a copy of the asset. The vendor will informally retain most of the information and there is nothing that can be done about it (short of extricating the brains of all people who have pertinent knowledge). In order to prevent unwanted competition in the future, you have to include special contractual terms and restrictions that are unheard of in hard asset transactions.


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SCOTT JAGOW: You want to guess how much Toyota's Lexus hybrid costs? $124,000. Toyota rolled out the new model today in Tokyo. It'll be coming to a dealership near you sometime this summer. This just goes to show Toyota is only getting deeper into the hybrid world. Marketplace's Janet Babin reports from North Carolina Public Radio.
JANET BABIN: Toyota's betting that high gas prices and environmental concerns will drive even wealthy consumers to buy hybrid vehicles. That's why it's rolling out a new ultra-deluxe version of its Lexus hybrid.
Toyota says its technology is the way of the future and is here to stay. But Kristen Dziczek with the Center for Automotive Research isn't so sure:
KRISTEN DZICZEK: It may be true that hybrids will be around for quite a while but the real truth is we're going to still have internal combustion engines, we'll have hybrids, we'll have a whole range of technologies in the market.
Dziczek says even Toyota is working on alternative "green" technologies other than the hybrid.Still, the company sold about 300,000 hybrid Prius hybrids worldwide last year. It plans to sell a million a year by 2010. The new Lexus hybrid should be available here by next month.
I'm Janet Babin for Marketplace.


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I have gad and I need to stop overthinking and fearing and worrrying my mind feels shot, any herbs you recomend, ive takin st johns wort, 5htp, gaba, omaga 3's, vitamins, and I bit of passion flower. I think there kkeeping me off the edge but I need a ver powerfull herb to relax my mind and get rid of fears , worrying, overthinking, please help thanks
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i have gad and I need to stop overthinking and fearing and worrrying my mind feels shot, any herbs you recomend, ive takin st johns wort, 5htp, gaba, omaga 3's, vitamins, and I bit of passion flower. I think there kkeeping me off the edge but I need a ver powerfull herb to relax my mind and get rid of fears , worrying, overthinking, please help thanks
sorry, no magic pills that i've been able to find - so far. Meditation and relaxation seems to be far more effective (though a lot of work and practice.) reciting positive affirmations also seems to help.
Yeah, I know, that sounds like ethereal balderdash, but if you cut to the core of it, and eliminate all the "touchy, feel-good" nonsense, it really does help.
I guess a good part of it comes from what you expect of it. It took me a long time to accept the fact that it might help, then tailor it to my beliefs and needs, and it is a lot of work and practice, but I can say that it helps me.
If you find a pill (or herb, or drops, or whatever) that does turn it off, let me know......
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Hi mikey,
you should see the video below. It's 10min long and exactly about what you need it seems.
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A multivitamin and efa's are good for you in general, so i'd say stay on those. However, they won't cure anxiety unless the absence of those had created an underlying problem which caused your anxiety.
I've tried 5-htp, doesn't work by itself. Passion flower is good for calming. L-theanine is good for calming and panic attacks. St. John's wort helps some.
But there are 3 products that I found to have worked the best. Hope dropping brand names is okay, because i'm not connected to these in anyway or make money in anyway. I won't provide links either.
1. Is the attacking anxiety and depression program you see advertised late at night in the infomercials. Her programs has become so prevalent, that I now see commercials during the day along with radio ads. It's expensive though, about $400 I think. But I used it and had good results within a few weeks. In fact I never finished the program and stopped practicing. Which is probably why I now use the next two products. I do think this product works, but after being well for some time as a result of it I then had my mother die and I needed to relax and didn't want to restart the program so I bought a formula of st. John's wort, etc. I thought the st. John's wort was causing a rash (which it can in certain people), so I sought another product and found...
2. Amoryn. It's a depression/anxiety product that uses hyperforin (sp?) which they say has become the proven effective substance from st. John's wort, as opposed to hypericin. It also contains rhodiola and some 5-htp. I know it's still a st. John's wort product, but since it's just a specific ingredient extracted I gave it a try hoping it wouldn't cause a rash, if my rash were indeed caused by sjw in the first place.
3. Serodyn. It's a anxiety/panic-attack product made by the same company that has passion flower, l-theanine, etc. I bought this one because anxiety was my problem, not depression, but figured a daily depression pill (amoryn) would work better since xanax, an anxiety medication didn't work for me, but effexor ananitdepressant, did work. I got off of these drugs by using the program mentioned above. I also bought this one, because amoryn can take a few weeks to begin working and can sometimes cause increased anxiety at first. I wanted this to combat that increased anxiety as well as make due while I waited for amoryn to work.
There sites are very informational and include studies, comparisons to prescription drugs, and list of side effects. I had minor side effects when first starting amoryn. Just a slight headache the 2nd and 3rd day and some increased anxiety. Then in about 10 days when I upped the dose to 2 pills a day, I had increased anxiety again for a few days. However, the serodyn got me through those short, minor, and temporary bumps. I'd take an amoryn early in the day, a serodyn in the middle as to prevent anxiety, my second amoryn, and then another serodyn at night which is when i'd usually have my anxiety. I'd take more serodyn if I had present anxiety.
After several weeks however, I began not taking any serodyn and now just take 2 amoryn a day. I haven't had any panic attacks, no real anxiety, and no depression (though depression was never really my problem). If I think I might face something anxious i'll take a serodyn. But otherwise i've been symptom free, the side effects were mild and very temporary. Now, I really only experienced bad side effects from the prescription drugs when coming off of them, so I don't know what it's like to come off of amoryn, but overall the experience is more positive than what I had with the rx drugs.
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You can also try taking Pure raw unfiltered Apple Cider Vinegar, I recommend Braggs. Also take Pure Cacao Powder. I think that this can help. It helps me a bit to relax.
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No excuse for plane crash
Dear Editor: As a former Navy pilot and aviation safety officer, I can determine no excuse whatsoever for the flight path that Asiana Flight 214 took prior to hitting the seawall at SFO. If that had been a check ride, I would have flunked the pilot and waved off the approach well before the landing might have been completed.
The pilots were no rookies, either. Ten thousand hours represents 40 hours a week, 50 weeks a year for five years. That's an incredible amount of flight deck time, whether or not the pilot in command had been flying a Boeing 777 or something smaller.
My first opinion was incompetence, but I waited to see if the NTSB or initial interviews revealed anything else. So far, nothing except for perhaps a random flash of light.
That's no excuse, either. If the aircraft had been shot with a laser beam there is only one, instant response: Wave off and go around.
Again, it appears stunning incompetence remains a likely conclusion.
And the result? Two dead, countless injured, and a several hundred million dollar aircraft scraped.
As for the pilots, you might consider charging them with two counts of homicide and multiple counts of assault. The Asiana Airlines managers have stepped up to assume responsibility, but they weren't flying the aircraft.
Sorry to be blunt, but when you're in charge of the lives of more than 300 people, you assume a duty that these pilots obviously tossed off.
James Thurber,
Mountain View
Bring on the drones
Dear Editor: In his July 10 letter, Jagjit Singh laments the use of drones and blames them for killing a disproportionate number of civilians. He references research regarding Afghanistan, Pakistan and Yemen. If Mr. Singh is truly concerned with the well being of civilians in the Middle East, then I hope he is sending letters to the editor of every paper in that region to remind them that the deaths of civilians are due to terrorist attacks stemming from there against the U.S. on Sept. 11, 2001. He needs to remind them that we are reacting to those actions and they have only themselves to blame.
He goes on to say, "One can only imagine the emotional devastation that grief-stricken families experience who bear witness to the horrors of the agonizing death of their loved ones pulverized or maimed …" Mr. Singh, are you talking about drone strikes or the falling of the twin towers in New York?
If drones can stop another maniac from attacking the U.S., then I say bring on the drones. As unfortunate as civilian deaths are, their blame lies squarely with those who have killed or are conspiring to kill Americans.
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Corrupt programs
Dear Editor: The failed farm bill and its food stamps program reminds me of the perverse corruption behind our foreign aid programs, which were really meant as a subsidy for our productive farmers while our food's recipients languished in unproductive, self-perpetuating poverty. In a similar scheme, the Democrats' many social programs have led to the creation of vast urban deserts where people are terminally ensconced in unemployment supplemented by welfare and crime, trapped in a lifestyle and perverse incentives that are at best destructive. Give them more food stamps, but dare say nothing about the real causes and hard solutions to their poverty. The only discussion allowed by the Democrats is how to keep alive the dying so they can be rolled out at convenient times for the purpose of voting themselves more of Democrats' slow death.
The only solutions extracted by our government from those who have the imagination and means to constructively help our poor are ever-rising minimum wages and taxes to keep alive those displaced by the rising minimum wages and the resulting illegal labor market. Private initiative is putting to shame our public schools, is profitably employing untold millions in Brazil, Russia, India and China, while here 50 million Americans languish in hunger. Again and again it was proven that only when fundamental economical and social truths are faced without political prejudice and corruption can an economy succeed, and yet we refuse to let go of Democrats' failing dogma.
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20 Songs to Kill Someone To
There is an appropriate soundtrack for every murder. While each killing is different and has it's own uniqueness, the Gunaxin writers put our heads together and came up with 20 good songs to kill someone to. There are many more songs about killing, but chances are, one of these songs will work for the average murder (if vampires were real we'd have selected "Cry Little Sister" from The Lost Boys). Let's also not confuse this list with songs to fight to, songs about suicide, power ballads to make out to, or gay songs. Know more? Name them in the comments and call us retarded for missing them.
Notice Ice-T's disclaimer to this song.
This next track is dedicated to some personal friends of mine, the L.A.P.D. For every cop that has ever take an advantage off somebody, beat him down or hurt him, because they got long hair, listen to the wrong kind of music, bronde color, whatever they thought was the reason to do it.
For every one of those fuckin' police, I'd like to take a pig out here in this parking lot and shoot them in their motherfuckin' face.
Some people will say what about "Kill You"? That one's good too but this song is anger on a whole different level. Also "'97 Bonnie & Clyde" works, as does "Stan," in which the motive – a deranged fan – is much different than the other songs here.
Ha! Go ahead yell!
Here I'll scream with you!
Don't you get it bitch, no one can hear you?
Now shut the fuck up and get what's comin to you
You were supposed to love me
{*Kim choking*}
This is probably the song that got Pac killed. A soundtrack to his own death.
First off, fuck your bitch and the click you claim
West side when we ride come equipped with game
You claim to be a player but I fucked your wife
We bust on Bad Boy niggaz fucked for life
Plus Puffy tryin ta see me weak hearts I rip
Biggie Smalls and Junior M.A.F.I.A. some mark ass bitches
Rolling down the hill snowballing getting bigger
An explosion in the chamber the hammer from the trigger
I seen him get stabbed I watched the blood spill out
He had more cuts than my man Chuck Chillout
The soundtrack to every South Central Los Angeles murder.
Straight outta Compton, crazy motherfucker named Ice Cube
From the gang called Niggaz With Attitudes
When I'm called off, I got a sawed off
Squeeze the trigger, and bodies are hauled off
Didn't have to blast him, but I did anyway…
Hahaha… that young punk had to pay.
So I just killed a man!
Cause' I keep lookin' and huntin' just like a lion
Let the sucka' know that it's them that be dyin'
I show no remorse to the source of the tales
And if they tell then the hungry better battle
Now the funeral is over and all the tears are dried up
Niggas hangin deep on the cut gettin fired up
Lookin for the nigga who pulled his pistol on my homie
An eye for an eye, so now your life is what you owe me
I got my finger on the trigger so niggaz wonder why
But livin in the city it's do-or-die
Who's afraid of the dark?
Responsible for the murders in the park
When I bark, they hear the boom, but you see the spark
And I seen the part of your head which used to be your face
Was replaced by nothin' for bluffin', what a waste
You'd fight and you were right –
but, they were just too strong.
They'd stick it in your face
and let you smell what they consider wrong.
That's why I say "Hey man, nice shot."
Perhaps the most evil musician ever, GG Allin died in 1993 of a heroin overdose, sparing us from more of this crap:
I want to kill my parents
I want to take their life
I want to kill my brother
Kill my ex-wife
I want to kill the president
Kill the niggers too
I want to destroy
I wanna kill you
Maybe it's just me but I hear this as an anthem to kill Klansmen. I know I'm way off but it's just the soundtrack, not the message, remember?
Some of those that work forces
are the same that burn crosses.
Die, die, die my darling
Don't utter a single word
Die, die, die my darling
Just shut your pretty mouth
I'll be seeing you again
I'll be seeing you in Hell
Here is one of several Slayer songs that fits this list, this one being about the Holocaust. The lyrics are too grisly to show. I'm not quite sure if this song is meant as a history lesson or as something to actually jam to.
Psycho Killer
Qu'est-ce que c'est? [What is it?]
fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa better
Run run run run run run run away
We are scanning the scene
in the city tonight
We are looking for you
to start up a fight
There is an evil feeling
in our brains
But it is nothing new
you know it drives us insane
A song from the point of view of a serial killer.
So now that it's over can't we just say goodbye?
I'd like to move on and make the most of the night
Maybe a kiss before I leave you this way
Your lips are so cold I don't know what else to say
A song about shooting your old lady. An obvious choice for this list.
I'm going down to shoot my old lady
You know, I've caught her messin' around with another man
And that ain't too cool
This song goes on the list only because it's probably what the Manson Family were listening to while committing their Hollywood murders.
Because Alex listened to it in A Clockwork Orange, of course!
Music to calm serial killer Hannibal Lecter after committing murder in Silence of the Lambs.
Editor's Note: Like television networks and film studios that feature murders in their content, Gunaxin does not endorse killing anyone.


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So our city wastes their time giving surfers tickets instead of cracking down on the thugs we had during the Great African Migration
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Just tell them you were shotting the pier and it is what Alan Iverson would do. You would be whisked away to a mental institution but you get off on insanity. Despite the straight jacket, you get off the charge and delay the criminal lifestyle...for now
Better yet, threaten a repeat of the aforementioned event posted by buttons. VB life will truly be exciting
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Unlike a lot of you heathens I actually support our police. Yeah some of them are fat and lazy but most of the new young cops are a different breed. Clean cut and lean. They have pretty strict standards. I actually know a fat lazy a-hole that wanted to be a VB police and they told him, "Sorry fatboy, maybe if you lay off the mountain dew and marlboros for a year and try again." Of course they were just being friendly, he'll never kick that dew.
I have to say that what I think we have here is a bit of denial. 757surfer brah, brister, brosolito, I think you have to be honest with yourself. Were you getting a huge rush being close to the pier because you knew it was illegal? Tell the truth young man. Are you a daredevil? A thrill-seeker? An extremist even?
I'm not going to say it's your fault for getting a ticket, well yeah actually that's what I'm saying. It was your fault. You knew it was illegal and it made your session exciting. All up until you got caught. Like a kid stealing a cookie from the cookie jar, or more likely in your case a cigarette when pa was taking his morning dump. Hopefully this was an eye opening experience for you. The lesson is obviously this: You can do illegal things and get away with it, and it's fun, but that's only until you get caught. And you will get caught. It's a simple odds equation. Spin the roulette wheel enough times and eventually it'll land on every number.
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May 23, 2013, 04:38 PM #45
Got arrested once for not obeying a plain closed cops orders to come in. He never identified himself. Was surfing in a swimming zone that was a surf zone for 30 years prior but changed to swimming after the construction of some condos in front. As I was handcuffed in front of about 100 beach goes they they started chanting die cop die. I was charged with disobeying orders from a pig and inciting a riot. It was thrown out of court due to the ridiculacness of the whole thing. Went repeatedly at night and cut the ropes marking the swimming area until the township gave up and opened it back up for surfing.
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May 24, 2013, 10:10 AM #48
I'd like to clarify that the canyon jacks up swells that connect into the shore break down in corova. You have to have a jetski to get out there though. Ya'll might have seen me through the fog shredding the giant walls out there last week. I'm sure it looked like a mirage and you just assumed it was the meth you smoked before the session causing hallucinations but it was the real deal.
I'm willing to let your transgression pass lee, I'll even throw out the offer to bring your step up and ride out to the canyon and do some paddle surfing on the biggest gnarliest swells this coast has ever seen. I might have to sacrifice a puppy to poseidon so pick on up on your way.
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The drug problem is getting worse in Carroll County, but police are doing even more to put a stop to it.
Carrollton Police Department experienced a record-breaking year in 2012, arresting 138 people on 285 drug charges. Of those arrested, 75 were male and 63 were female.
In 2011, CPD made 110 drug-related arrests.
When asked what percentage of crimes occurring in Carroll County are somehow related to drugs, Carrollton Police Chief Mike Willhoite estimated "90 percent plus."
Kentucky Utilities has agreed to pay $300,000 in fines to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency for alleged violations of the Clean Air Act at its Ghent Generating Station.
The settlement, filed Dec. 20, also requires KU to pay up to $500,000 to complete a mitigation project, which will involve converting an elementary school in its service area from a coal-burning furnace to geothermal technology.
Guillermo Aguazul
"To have a 4.0 grade point average my entire
freshman year."
Cody Boles
"To graduate college and go to physical therapy school."
Shelby Crawford
"To get into Morehead State and get my degree in childcare."
Lynn Eaglin
"To not sweat the small stuff."
Anastasia England
"To graduate and start cosmetology school in August."
Though Becky Tull's parents resided in Switzerland County, Ind., she would be born in Carroll County, since Tull's father brought his wife to be with her parents in Carroll County for her delivery. This was fitting, because although Tull would live in many places throughout her life, her roots would be in Carroll County where she was born.
That was in 1921, and her parents, Herbert and Florence Bell Wood Morgan, would have a total of six children, who Tull would help to raise when her mother died ten years later.
What is your favorite thing about school and why?
"We get to do fun activities."
What is your favorite subject and why?
"Science because I want to invent stuff."
What is your favorite book?
"Duck in the Truck"
What is your favorite movie?
"B.O.B's Big Break"
Where do you want to go to college?
Not sure, but he wants to go to a big college.
The Carrollton Fire Department's Christmas with a Fireman program shopped for three children in two families this year. The department bought the children clothes and toys at VF Outlet and Walmart, as well as Christmas dinner from Kroger. The gifts were delivered on Christmas Eve.
Well it is that time of year again where a great number of us resolve to make a change with our bodies. Whether it be weight loss on the scale or to put on some new lean muscle, for either of those to be enhanced, body fat loss is the key to better physical appearance and enhanced internal functions. Are we up for the challenge? Let's find out by knocking out 10 very common fat loss misconceptions that might be standing in your way of getting leaner and meeting that 2013 resolution.
The American Red Cross will have an Adult and Pediatric First Aid/CPR/AED class from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Jan. 3 at the Madison Area Chamber of Commerce, 301 East Main St., in Madison, Ind.
Advance registration is required. For more information or to register for the class, visit www.redcross.org or call 1-800-733-2767.
Working to secure funding for a new community college campus in the county and replacement of the Hwy. 36 bridge at Locust Creek top Carroll County Judge-Executive Harold "Shorty" Tomlinson's priority list for 2013.
In an interview Wednesday, Dec. 26, Tomlinson looked ahead to a busy year of county projects.
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Suffolk lawmaker's hire raises an intra-party eyebrow
Al Krupski may be the Democrats' newest lawmaker, but he raised eyebrows in his own party — naming the daughter of one-time Riverhead Republican Town supervisor Jim Stark as a $81,000 a year legislative aide.
Krupski of Cutchogue hired Catherine Stark, 49, a 17 year county veteran who had previusly been working for Legis. Jay Schneiderman (I-Montauk). Stark's name had also been mentioned as a potential contender for the Assembly seat vacated by Brookhaven's new highway superintedent Dan Losquadro.
Sources say that Marge Avecedo, Riverhead Democratic leader and an aide in Presiding Officer William Lindsay's office, privately criticized the hiring but Suffolk Democratic chairman Richard Schaffer did nothing to block the hiring.
As an aide to Schneiderman, insider say Stark was helpful to Krupski in the transition. It was also a time when Schneiderman was considering a new race for East Hampton Supervisor, a bid he has since dropped. Schneiderman can only run for one more term under the county term limit law. A Riverhead resident, Stark said her commute has been shortened "from 50 minutes to two."


text: Design fans gathered to meet native Houstonian and celebrated author Ronda Rice Carman at the Houston Design Center, where she signed copies of her new tome. ... The Decorative Center's spring market honored the 2013 Stars of Design—including Houston magazine photographer Julie Soefer—and also featured panel discussions with pros like Bill Stubbs and Mary McDonald. ... And more than 200 guests toasted the opening of the American Society of Interior Designers' 2013 show home, a 7,000-square-foot Italian villa in Riverstone. Photography by Asid, Eric Hester and Daniel Ortiz


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Crain handles extended work out of bullpen
Crain handles extended work out of bullpen
Those measures could include Crain's third outing of at least two innings this season or coming back for a hitter or two on short rest the day after those 2 2/3 innings.
"If it comes time to go in there, I'm always ready," said Crain, who said that he expected to throw two innings in relief of Gavin Floyd on Friday.
Crain ranks sixth among American League relievers with a .174 opponents average against. He also sits ninth with 11.30 strikeouts per nine innings, enhanced by Friday's four-strikeout effort.
After battling through right oblique, left oblique and right shoulder injuries starting back in Spring Training, Crain has reasserted himself as an important bullpen cog.
"The good news was it wasn't any bad injuries," Crain said. "You don't want to go through them, but if you're going to have an injury, you want it to be something that isn't serious and you can come back from.
"You've just got to make sure you're doing it the right way and you don't try to come back too early. If you're not playing right now when it's important, it's not good for the team."


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By RASHA AL QAHTANI, Posted on » 24 April 2008
BAHRAIN's only driving school will be privatised soon in efforts to reduce a backlog of students waiting to be trained, it was announced yesterday.
The move aims to employ more driving instructors, who are currently numbered at 245, including 24 women instructors.
"The number of students has increased and the capacity of the National Driving Centre, Isa Town, cannot accommodate them," said centre director Lieutenant Mohammed Rashid.
"The privatisation plan is currently under study and we have already met a number of companies, but it will take around two years until it materialises.
"Countries worldwide are privatising their driving schools and it is a good step forward for us.
"More than a year ago, we approached a private company with the plan, but they said that the first thing we had to do was let go off current teachers, but we didn't want to do that."
Meanwhile, Lt Rashid said that the current 22 hours of driving instruction was not enough, adding that the number of failures last month was 2,193 compared to 1,627 passes.
"We are planning to increase them to 30 hours in addition to theory classes," he said.
"This will be very helpful to ensure that a student knows what he/she is doing before taking the test.
"The number of failures has increased and we have received complaints from the students, who say that the examiners were failing them out of spite."
Lt Rashid said that this was not true and that there was a specific procedure that determines the failure or success of a student, which is applied to all.
"I believe that privatisation will be a positive move and will help solve the backlog," he said.
More than 190 students take their exams on a daily basis, where 112 are held in the morning and 79 in the afternoon.
"There are eight examiners most parts of the year, with two more during the summer season when the number of students hits its peak," he said.
"Every examiner takes an average of 10 people everyday and they have until 5.30pm to finish."
Lt Rashid said that in the future, night training and examinations would be conducted.
He said that there have recently been a lot of complaints regarding the teachers, who have instruction on how to act and behave with the students.
"If there are complaints, the drivers are held responsible if they were found at fault," said Lt Rashid.
"There are also complaints when teachers add hours in the log book without actually conducting the training. Those found doing this were taken to the Public Prosecution."
"We added more reversing areas because there was always a long line of students waiting to take a turn, but now there is no such problem," said Lt Rashid.
"We also increased the number of exam cars from 12 to 25 to further reduce the backlog.
"There is also a proposal to increase the driving instructors' fees from BD4 per hour to BD5.
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Legal Question in Family Law in Illinois
I live in Illinois. If I have joint custody and my daughter runs away and ends up at her fathers is there anything I can do. In the past they have smoked pot together and gotten drunk with him. I have printed conversations from face book talking about the times they have gotten high.
Asked on 8/10/13, 11:53 am
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Sue Roberts-Kurpis, Esq. Law Office of Sue Roberts-Kurpis
You should be contacting the police and DCFS as well as taking the matter back into court asking for a modification of custody to sole custody with limited and supervised visitation for your ex. You should also have your daughter examined by a psychiatrist for possible developmental issues.
Answered on 8/10/13, 1:29 pm


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Audrey Armistad is known affectionately as the Rottweiler, unafraid to go nose to nose with juveniles imprisoned at Augusta's Youth Development Campus.
But the in-your-face approach is welcomed by the teens locked up behind the chain-link fences and razor wire, recognizing that their school principal cares and wants only the best for them.
"She doesn't mess around," said Seth MacKinnon, 16. "She'll crack down. She'll put her fist down."
But Seth said Dr. Armistad is looking out for him, keeping him safe.
"I've gone through some tough times here, but she has really helped me," he said.
Since 2000, Dr. Armistad, 46, has worked at the YDC, serving as the facility's principal for most of that time.
"The education piece has been in my family forever," she said. "I think I found where I really need to be when I got (to the YDC)."
Dr. Armistad described a "shake-up" when first hired, and she began surrounding herself with people who shared her passion and beliefs.
"Because you're here, I believe the only way you're going to turn your life around is through quality education," she said. "I try not to deal with any criminal records. I don't even want to look at them. I deal solely with education records."
On her office wall hangs the Augusta YDC slogan: Changing lives through quality education.
"My family always wants to know 'Why do you want to work in a prison? Why do you want to do this?' " Dr. Armistad said.
She said most educators reflect on their career and think of children they've influenced.
"I can probably say that every day I make a difference in the life of a kid," Dr. Armistad said.
For instance, there were her "nine amigos," a group of nine students who began serving time together, studied together, supported one another and 36 months later graduated together, a feat she called her most rewarding experience.
"Her presence is felt when she enters," Marcus Smith, 18, said, describing her as strong and nurturing. "She's all about education. She's played a major role in my life."
He said Dr. Armistad pushes her students because she wants them to fulfill their potential.
Carlos Ramirez, 18, also said she has helped him in many ways.
"When I needed help, she was there for me," he said.
He said that because of Dr. Armistad his future is brighter today than when he was first sentenced to the YDC.
She began at the YDC in June 2000, calling it the hardest summer job she had ever undertaken. Classes were in session because school is held year round at the YDC.
"When I first got here, I didn't know a place like this existed," Dr. Armistad said, referring to the tight security and juvenile confinement.
She had worked for 10 years as a teacher and six as an administrator in Terrell County in southwest Georgia, but her husband was assigned to Fort Gordon.
Dr. Armistad wanted out of the YDC soon after arriving, talking of leaving by August, but one of her students overheard and grew concerned that someone who truly cared for them would leave. That was all it took to keep her, she said.
Reach Greg Gelpi at (706) 828-3851 or email@example.com.
EXPERIENCE: 23 years in education
POSITION: Principal of the Augusta Youth Development Campus
EDUCATION: History degree from Paine College, master's from Troy State University and a doctorate from Argosy University
FAMILY: Married, no children
QUOTE: "I always tell people, 'I have 114 kids.' They say 'What?' "


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Business Strategies in the Offshore Supply IndustryRoslyng Olesen, Thomas (Frederiksberg, 2016)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: This report is part of the research project "The competitive challenges and strategic development possibilities for The Blue Denmark", which was launched in 2014. The project is funded by the Danish Maritime Fund and carried out by researchers at CBS Maritime which is a Business in Society Platform at Copenhagen Business School with a focus on value creation in the maritime industries. The project embraces various maritime segments from shipping and offshore to ports and suppliers. The research questions for the individual projects have been formulated by researchers at CBS Maritime in cooperation with companies in the maritime sector. This report "Offshore Supply Industry Dynamics – Business strategies in the offshore supply industry" is the second report in mapping project D. It examines the markets and business strategies of various suppliers and furthermore presents an analysis of the challenges and opportunities for the companies engaged in the different parts of the sector. The report is developed from interviews with top management of key players in the Danish supply industry combined with studies on management literature. The macro- and meso levels of the offshore sector are examined in the CBS Maritime report "Offshore Supply Chain Dynamics – The main drivers in the energy sector and the value chain characteristics for offshore oil and gas and offshore wind", which constitutes the first part of mapping project D. It offers insights into the main drivers in the energy sector (macro level) and the value chain characteristics for offshore oil and gas and offshore wind (meso level). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9276
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The Main Drivers in the Energy Sector and the Value Chain Characteristics for Offshore Oil and Gas and Offshore WindRoslyng Olesen, Thomas (Frederiksberg, 2015)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: The value chains for offshore oil and gas and offshore wind are both basically driven by the demand for energy. This is heavily dependent on a number of factors including the price of various energy sources and the policy making of the states which influence legislation, indirect subsidies and direct investments. At the center of both value chains are the energy companies. The energy companies have a number of suppliers and sub suppliers which provide a range of equipment and services to the offshore operations. The supply industry is characterized by horizontal cooperation (between suppliers at the same level) and vertical cooperation (between suppliers in different layers). Finally the suppliers and the energy companies are supported by a number of companies which are usually not considered as part of the offshore sector but are important none the less. These companies provide a number of services including includes legal advice, financing, insurance etc. The two value chains have a number of activities in common. Both include (1) a tender and concession phase where the energy company obtains the right to explore and produce energy from the authorities. (2) An exploration phase where the physical location is examined and the installation is planned. (3) An installation phase where the equipment is produced and transported to the site where it is installed. (4) An operation phase where the energy is produced or the energy source is extracted and (5) a decommissioning phase where the field is abandoned. Most suppliers are positioned in several links of one or both value chains, at various levels (direct supplier, sub supplier, 3rd tier supplier etc.) and providing a variety of services. A supplier can move to new positions within the value chain. The increased servitization is a good example. Traditional manufacturers are often 2nd or 3rd tier suppliers in the installation phase. But by providing after sales services these companies also become direct suppliers to the energy company in the operations phase. Finally a supplier can have different positions in different geographical markets. A supplier can thus be a direct (1st tier) supplier in one market but needs to go through a local contractor (as a 2nd tier supplier) in another market – even if the provided service is exactly the same in both cases. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9251
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Antecedents, processes dynamics and firm-level impactØrberg Jensen, Peter (Frederiksberg, 2008)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: This PhD thesis addresses one of the most intensely debated phenomena over the past decade within the realm of international business: Firms' relocation of value chain activities to other parts in the network of multinational corporation (MNC) or to external suppliers/services providers in foreign countries (hereinafter referred to as offshoring), often to destination countries with lower cost structures. Whereas the offshoring of manufacturing tasks has existed for several decades, and has been analyzed in the international business literature, the offshoring of advanced services tasks from developed country firms to destination countries such as India, which offer an attractive cocktail of low costs and highly skilled labour, is a more recent phenomenon. The offshoring of this type of services tasks forms the subject of this PhD thesis... URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7741
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Et essay i forbindelse med fagbladet Folkeskolens 125 års jubilæum.Pedersen, Ove K. (København, 2008)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: Lærernes fagblad Folkeskolen fylder 125 år. Tillykke med det! Hermed kan vi fejre et af de mest citerede fagblade, som udgives af en af de mest indflydelsesrige, danske interesseorganisationer, og samtidig en af de vigtigste af alle faggrupper, nemlig folkeskolelærerne. Først af alt kan vi dog fejre den danske folkeskole. Uden den, ingen lærere, og uden lærere ingen forening og intet medlemsblad. Sammen med fagbladet Folkeskolen kan vi derfor også tillade os at fejre skolen; også selvom det er usikkert hvornår folkeskolen opstod, og hvorfra den skal dateres. Opstod den med kirkeordinantens om "børneskoler" i 1539, med anordningen om "almueskoler" i 1814, eller med lov om forskellige forhold vedrørende folkeskolen i 1899? Svaret er ikke ligegyldigt, men irrelevant i denne sammenhæng. I dette bidrag skal jeg hylde Danmarks Lærerforening, dets medlemmer, og deres fagblad, og jeg vil gøre det ved at påstå, at der er ét forhold, som i alle bladets 125 år og i alle DLF's 134 år har optaget medlemmerne mere end noget andet - og det er folkeskolens formål. Folkeskolen fik sin første egentlige formålsparagraf i 1937, men lang tid før var dens opgaver fastsat ved ordinants, ved forordning, anordning eller lov. Det er derfor også ved sådanne bestemmelser, at skolen har fundet sin berettigelse og lærerne deres mission. Ligesom det er ved sådanne bestemmelser, at lærerforeningen har defineret, hvad der udmærker dens medlemmer, hvad der gør dem til en særlig profession, eller giver dem deres kaldelse. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7326
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En genfortolkning af Derridas "Restitutions de la vérité en peinture"Raffnsøe, Sverre (København, 2007)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
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Blomgren-Hansen, Niels (København, 1999)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7492
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Denmark 2017Futtrup Kjær, Jan; Jacobsen, Christine Kjær; Herdel, Stine Bjerre; Houlind, Rasmus; Lasrado, Lester Allan (Frederiksberg, 2016)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: This NBI Omnichannel Facts and Figures report highlights the central fndings from the NBI Omnichannel capability benchmarking tool, based on data collected in 2015 and 2016. The insights shared here provide an understanding of the way companies and marketing departments are working to deliver on -and adapt to- the challenges and opportunities related to the customer-centric, omnichannel experience. View this report as a data-freeze and analysis on the status of omnichannel in Denmark as of 2017. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9398
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nogle økonomiske perspektiverFoss, Nicolai J (København, 2004)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: English summary: The paper analyzes the Danish university system, using a property rights/organizational economics approach. Particular attention is devoted the complicated agency problem in the system. The paper recommends more differentiation of pay structures within the system, more use of tournaments, less multi-tasking, and more use of precise and objective measures of output performance. Key words: Economic organization of universities, decision rights, agency problem. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6386
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Astrup Jensen, Bjarne (København, 2004)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: We describe the background and the basic funding mechanisms for the type of adjustable rate mortgage loans that were introduced in the Danish market in 1996. Each loan is funded separately by tap issuing pass-through mortgage bonds ("strict balance principle"). The novelty is a funding mechanism that uses a roll-over strategy, where long term loans are funded by sequentially issuing short term pass-through bonds, and the first issuer of these loans obtained a patent on the funding principles in 1999. Publicly available descriptions of the principles leave an impression of very complicated numerical algorithms. The algorithms described here show that the essentials can be reduced to a "back of an envelope" complexity. Keywords: Adjustable rate mortgages, balance principle, patent, yield curve riding URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7173
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Gylling, Morten; Korzen, Iørn (Agay, 2011)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: This paper examines some typological differences in the discourse structure of Italian and Danish. The results of the study indicate that there are significant differences in information packing in the two languages, especially in their use of deverbalisation. Italian sentences tend to include a larger number of Elementary Discourse Units (EDUs), especially propositions, than Danish. A higher percentage of these is rhetorically backgrounded by means of non-finite and nominalised predicates. Danish text structure, on the other hand, is more informationally linear and characteristic of a higher number of finite verbs and topic shifts. The study also suggests that a more fine-grained classification of non-finite and nominalised EDUs is needed for a complete in-depth analysis of discourse constraints in different language families. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8415
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a cross-cultural comparison of Elle and Marie ClaireMoeran, Brian (København, 2001)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6986
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A Form of Environmental TurbulenceLangley, David J.; Tan, Chee-Wee; Worm, Daniël; van den Broek, Tijs A. (Frederiksberg, 2015)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: The online environment offers a fertile breeding ground for anti-brand herds of disgruntled consumers. Firms are often caught off guard by the unpredictability of such herds and, as a consequence, are forced into a reactive, defensive stance. We conduct a social media analysis that aims to shed light on the formation, growth, and dissolution of online anti-brand herds. First we expand on the concept of environmental turbulence to advance core properties unique to online herd behavior. Next, based on evidence gathered from 40 online anti-brand herd episodes targeting two prominent firms from the Netherlands, we develop an analytical model to investigate drivers of herd formation, growth, and dissolution. Finally, combining environmental turbulence literature with our empirical findings, we derive a novel typology of online anti-brand herd behaviors, and put forward six propositions to guide theory development in this area. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9272
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(and Why That Might Be a Good Thing)Hage, Eveline; Tan, Chee-Wee (Frederiksberg, 2016)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: Debates on the effects of online communication on distance within organizational networks have persisted within extant literature. Early contributions, which focus primarily on geographical distance, have highlighted the negative impact of distance on network evolution and sustenance, alluding to the importance of online communication as a means of nullifying these effects (Caimcross, 2001; Wellman, 2001). These studies have led to optimistic, but also premature, declarations of the 'death of distance' (Caimcross, 2001). More recent works however, have demonstrated that online networks are "to a significant part, digital reflections of pre-existing offline, local networks" (Hage & Noseleit, 2015, p. 4), emphasizing the relevance of distance to network formation. Not only do informal friendship networks have digital counterparts (Hage & Noseleit, 2015), the same can be said for other networks (Takhteyev, Gruzd & Wellman, 2012; Tranos & Nijkamp, 2013), especially that of organizational networks (Recker & Lekse, 2016). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/9408
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results from two Scandinavian SurveysHansen, Torben (København, 2003)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6656
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Game piracy activity vs. metacritic scoreDrachen, Anders; Bauer, Kevin; Veitch, Robert W. D. (Frederiksberg, 2011)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: The practice of illegally copying and distributing digital games is at the heart of one of the most heated and divisive debates in the international games environment, with stakeholders typically viewing it as a very positive (pirates) or very negative (the industry, policy makers). Despite the substantial interest in game piracy, there is very little objective information available about its magnitude or its distribution across game titles and game genres. This paper presents a large-scale analysis of the illegal distribution of digital game titles, which was conducted by monitoring the BitTorrent peer-to-peer (P2P) file-sharing protocol. The sample includes 173 games and a collection period of three months from late 2010 to early 2011. A total of 12.6 million unique peers were identified, making this the largest examination of game piracy via P2P networks to date. The ten most pirated titles encompass 5.27 million aggregated unique peers alone. In addition to genre, review scores were found to be positively correlated with the logarithm of the number of unique peers per game (p<0.05). URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/8501
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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7200
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The Pedagogy of the CBS MPA Programme RevisitedRy Nielsen, J.C. (København, 2004)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/6675
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On researching communication between parent companies subsidiaries situated in neighboring countriesandSkaates, Maria Anne (København, 1997)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
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'Being Infringed' as a Normatively Induced Innovation Exploitation StrategyReitzig, Markus; Henkel, Joachim; Heath, Christopher (, 2006)[Flere oplysninger][Færre oplysninger]
Resume: Patent trolls (or sharks) are small patent holding individuals or firms who trap R&D intense manufacturers in patent infringement situations in order to receive damage awards for the illegitimate use of their technology. While of great concern to management, their existence and impact for both corporate decision makers and policy makers remains to be fully analyzed from an academic standpoint. In this paper we show why patent sharks can operate profitably, why they are of growing concern, how manufacturers can forearm themselves against them, and which issues policy makers need to address. To do so, we map international indemnification rules with strategic rationales of small patent-holding firms within a game-theoretical model. Our central finding is that the courts' unrealistic consideration of the trade-offs faced by inadvertent infringers is a central condition for sharks to operate profitably. Keywords: Patent, patent shark, patent troll, damage award, infringement JEL Classifications: M00, M11, M21, K00, K11, K33 URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10398/7249
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The Guggenheim has some very special events lined up this holiday season, including this weekend's performances of Peter & the Wolf.
Isaac Mizrahi will narrate Sergei Prokofiev's children's classic. New York City Opera's George Manahan will conduct the Juilliard Ensemble. A newly commissioned visual art installation by artist Rei Sato of Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd., the art production company of Takashi Murakami, will bring the story to life. The audience is invited to view the artwork following the program.
The performance and installation is presented in conjunction with Carnegie Hall's Japan festival, JapanNYC. By the look of these kids faces, caught by Arrested Motion in a preview of Sato's work, it will be very special indeed.
More photographs follow. Performances run December 17 through 19, 2010.


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I was looking for some information on "Right to Emergency Care" on google and stumbles upon this site. I just browsed through, and boy! am I happy! I saw the posting titled "Passport Woes" by Puja Iyengar and the replies by Karira and others. I am so happy because I was wondering about using RTI for my own passport.
I am in Kolkata for the last fourteen years, but born and studied till my graduation in Kerala where my parents still live. I have stayed in many places in Kolkata and am now at my present address for the last two years. I applied for a passport in November last year. I followed it through and went to the police station for the verification. I think the officer was hinting at some bribe which I did not pay. Anyway after the verification the papers were sent back to the regional passport office and I was given a despatch number from DIB.
Then on the website (indianpassport.nic.in), they asked me to apply with PP forms with birth of place address. The agent through which I applied told me that this was because I did not pay the bribe and now it has to go to Kerala and come back. Anyway I submitted the PP form again with the required details by the end of January.
From that time there is no change in the status on the website. I filed two grievances using the facility offered at the website, but no news from the rpo. In the second grievance I even mentioned that I may use RTI, but still absolutely no response from them. The last grievance filed was a month ago.
I think I will file an RTI. What do you think about it Karira and other helpful people here?
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- Work/Life Balance
- Culture & Values
- Career Opportunities
- Comp & Benefits
- Senior Management
I have been working at Spansion full-time (More than 10 years)
Company makes available training and resources to advance your career. Filled with great co-workers and fun management. Has a diverse skill set need, which allows for learning and growth.
In bankruptcy the executive team was replaced with great motivated members. Those below them have not moved in years, and most plan to retire out of their current role. This has created roadblocks for change. Limited growth potential for career oriented workers and fear + territorial behavior for those at the top.
Add in forced distribution ranking where mangers fail to read goals and performance to expectation, and you have disfunction. Those at the top are self ranking each other via hand shake, and people who are perceived as a threat, are ranked out of contention.
Executive management made the changes necessary to generate success, but failed to push the changes into all ranks. Spansion is now a glass ceiling company. If you work there you will know when you hit the glass, and depart.
Current strategy is to replace high level exiting engineers with new college graduates. This will generate 5 years of growth potential for the new hires. Issue in the policy is those at the top will not mentor up, becasue of a "see you still need me" job protection mentality.
Advice to Management
Capitalize on potential. Force retired on the job workers back to work, or lose those around them who are being tasked with completing open projects. You created a lean employee company. Now you have to follow through with getting the right people on the bus, and removing those who no longer belong.
I have sat in too many meeting where a senior manager says "I am doing this because I was told I have too not because I believe it is the right direction", and then later comes back to voice the initiative as a total failure.
When rolling out benifits changes stop saying we strive to be average. Use smart speech. "We work hard to meet industry santards" or " as benchmarking is completed we align the company to be competative." Telling employees you provide average benefits but require exceptional performance is not the message you want to send.
I worked at Spansion full-time (More than 5 years)
Great manager and thus a great organization to work with, Our MD know everyone by their name and go down to production floor frequently. The people in the organization make it a great place to work at.
Unstable financial situation causing frequent force leave and eventually the closing of some of the branch
I worked at Spansion full-time
very good and friendly working environment
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A big fall in sales of Nokia's basic phones overshadowed a stronger performance from its Lumia smartphones in the first quarter.
The company said it expected operating margins to deteriorate, sending its shares down as much as 11% in earlier trade.
The Finnish mobile phone maker also reported an unexpected fall in sales at its previously upbeat equipment venture Nokia Siemens Networks.
Nokia, which has fallen behind Samsung and Apple in the smartphone race, said it sold 5.6 million units of Lumia handsets in the first quarter, up from 4.4 million in the previous quarter and in line with expectations.
But overall net sales fell 20% to €5.9 billion from a year earlier, while phone volumes tumbled 30% on the previous quarter.
It forecast that margins in its devices and services business would be "approximately negative 2%" in the second quarter, down from a positive 0.1% in the first quarter.
The company's first-quarter underlying loss, which excludes special items, decreased to two cent from eight cent a year earlier. Markets had expected a four cent loss.


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Under his direction, TLC's impact litigation secured groundbreaking federal protections in 2012 against employment discrimination for transgender and gender non-conforming people under Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. From securing $1M in public funds for transgender employment programs, to sweeping changes to California law under the 2011 Gender Nondiscrimination Act, to unprecedented healthcare access initiatives for transgender people within the state – Masen's leadership has had a tremendous and positive impact on countless constituents. Masen works tirelessly as a preeminent voice in local, state, and national forums, and is increasingly identified as an international leader in the trans equality movement.
He started his career as a Civil Court Advocate at Chicago's gay and lesbian center, served as Director of Development for Corporate and Foundation Relations at United Way of Greater Los Angeles, and his activism, research and writings are featured in innumerable textbooks, journals, and documentary films. His community service includes founding and serving as President of FTM Alliance of Los Angeles, Inc. Board Member and Governance Committee Chair for San Francisco's LGBT Center, and Steering Committee Member of CA LGBT Health & Human Services Network.
He received his B.A. from Northwestern University, M.S.W. from UCLA, and completed the Program for Senior Executives in State and Local Government at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University.


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Minister Willie Mae Banks Carter of the Monteocha community died Friday at Shands at the University of Florida after a brief illness.
She was 54. Mrs. Carter was a lifelong resident of Monteocha, near Gainesville.
She was an ordained minister and a retired surgical technician with Shands at UF.
She was a graduate of A.L. Mebane High School.
She was a member of Deliverance Miracle Revival Center, where she was a member of the choir and the nurses' board, and she was also president of the Banks Family Prayer Group.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Shana Carter.
Survivors include her husband of 28 years, Elder Albert W. Carter II of Gainesville; sons Markous Carter, Albert Carter III and Eric Carter, all of Gainesville; daughters Marchell Simmons and Voquinia Simmons, both of Gainesville, and Samantha Brown of Jacksonville; her father, Deacon Glen Banks Sr. of Gainesville; brothers James Banks, the Rev. John Banks and Glen Banks Jr., all of Gainesville; sisters Evergreen B. Monroe, Dearn B. Miller, Leola B. Gardner, Merlinda B. Gainey, Henrietta Banks, Evangelist Geneva B. Doby and Beatrice B. Hill, all of Gainesville; 12 grandchildren; and six great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Duncan Brothers' Funeral Home in Gainesville.
Collin William Cuzzourt of Hobe Sound died Monday in Stuart after a short illness.
He was 78. Mr. Cuzzourt was born in Cave Springs, Ga., and grew up in Gainesville.
He moved to Hobe Sound eight years ago from Lake Geneva.
He worked as an electrician for Eastern Airlines.
He graduated from Gainesville High School.
He was a Baptist and was a member of Waldo Baptist Church.
Survivors include a brother, Carl Cuzzourt of Lindale, Ga.; and his longtime friend and caregiver, Bob Nugent of Hobe Sound.
Arrangements by Milam Funeral and Cremation Services in Gainesville.
Barbara D. Dueben of Gainesville died Oct. 21 at Shands at AGH.
She was 51. Ms. Dueben was born in Glen Cove, N.Y., and moved to Gainesville 31 years ago from St. Petersburg.
She was a published biologist and research chemist for the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
She graduated from Dixie Hollins High School and the University of Florida.
Survivors include her mother, Dorothy C. Dueben of Seminole; brothers Gus Dueben of Seminole and Bob Dueben of Pinellas Park; and a sister, Pam Kelleher of Pinellas Park.
Arrangements by Forest Meadows Funeral Home in Gainesville.
Frank W. Etheridge of Chiefland died Tuesday at North Florida Regional Medical Center. He was 70.
Mr. Etheridge was a lifelong resident of Chiefland.
He retired from General Electric and had recently worked at Wal-Mart as a greeter.
He served in the U.S. Marine Corps during the Korean War.
Survivors include daughters Glenda Padgett and Karen Trotter, both of Newberry, and Felecia Etheridge of Steinhatchee; a son, Stephen Etheridge of Lake Butler; brothers Franz Etheridge of Morriston and Clayton Etheridge of Mesa, Ariz.; and seven grandchildren.
Arrangements by Hiers-Baxley Funeral Services in Chiefland.
Nina Mae Harrison of Alachua died Wednesday at Ayers Health and Rehabilitation Center in Trenton. She was 91.
Mrs. Harrison was a lifelong resident of Alachua.
She worked as a bookkeeper for Copeland Sausage Co. and was a lifetime member of the Church of Christ of Alachua.
She was a member of the Alachua Woman's Club and a former treasurer of the board of Newnansville Cemetery.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Daniel Ray Harrison Sr., and a grandson, Daniel Ray Harrison III.
Survivors include a daughter, Patricia H. Redd of Gainesville; sons Daniel Ray Harrison Jr. of Trenton and James Warner Harrison of Alachua; a sister, Thelma M. Barnes of Jacksonville; four grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren; and two great-great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Watson Funeral Home in Trenton.
Charles L. Hicks of Dallas died Nov. 1 after a sudden illness. He was 58.
Mr. Hicks was born in Santa Fe, Fla., and moved to Dallas 10 years ago from Gainesville. He was a telemarketer. He was a graduate of Lincoln High School and Florida State University.
He was a Baptist. Survivors include a son, Charles Hicks Jr. of Miami; a daughter, Sabrina Ford Williams of Gainesville; sisters Symiarion Price of Gainesville, Sulmarie Duncan of High Springs, Yvonne Wimberly of Brooklyn, Md., and Lydia Faye Duncan of Plainfield, N.J.; and two grandchildren.
Arrangements by Chestnut Funeral Home in Gainesville.
Marion Louise Monroe of Waldo died Wednesday in Gainesville. She was 86.
Mrs. Monroe was a lifelong resident of Waldo.
She was a homemaker and a member of St. Marks Episcopal Church in Starke.
Survivors include a daughter, Irene Pearson of Waldo; two grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Williams-Thomas Funeral Home in Gainesville.
John W. "Jack" Irving of Gainesville died Tuesday at University Place Care and Rehabilitation Center. He was 90.
Mr. Irving was born in Newton, Mass. He moved to Gainesville in 2002 from Tavares.
He was a real estate developer. He served in the U.S. Air Force.
He was an avid orchid grower and won awards at shows. He also went on an orchid expedition to Peru and created a species of orchid.
Survivors include a daughter, Jo Annalee Irving of Gainesville; a son, Michael J. Irving of Boise, Idaho; a sister, Sally Jefferson of Hendersonville, N.C.; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Milam Funeral and Cremation Services in Gainesville.
David E. Jones of Gainesville died Oct. 30 at his home. He was 57.
Mr. Jones was a lifelong resident of Gainesville.
He worked as a deputy sheriff of the Alachua County Sheriff's Office and was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force.
He was a graduate of Lincoln High School.
He was a member of Open Door Ministries, where he was a deacon, a member of the the building and grounds ministry and a past treasurer.
Survivors include his wife, Bettie Jones of Gainesville; a son, David N. Jones II of Mansfield, Ga.; a daughter, Michelle E. Jones of Gainesville; a brother, Nathaniel Jones of Gainesville; sisters Ida Moore of Jacksonville and Vivian Trammell of Gainesville; and one grandchild.
Arrangements by Chestnut Funeral Home in Gainesville.
Ida Mae Jones of Gainesville died Nov. 2 at Shands at the University of Florida. She was 71.
Mrs. Jones was born in St. Mary, Ga. She moved to Chiefland in 1968 from Mayo and then moved to Gainesville nine years ago to live with her daughter.
She retired from Gulf Stream Crab Co. where she worked for 15 years.
She attended Harrison Memorial Vocational Public School in Spring Hill, Ga.
She attended Mount Pleasant Baptist Church in Chiefland.
Survivors include daughters Shirley Thomas and Sherell Anderson, both of Gainesville; a son, Lorenzo Davis of Gainesville; seven grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Carnegie Funeral Home in Chiefland.
Solomon "G Money" Jones Sr. of Lake Butler died Sunday in an accidental drowning on the Sante Fe River in Ellisville. He was 42.
Mr. Jones was a lifelong resident of Lake Butler.
He was a construction worker and a member of St. John's Missionary Baptist Church.
He attended Union County High School. Survivors include his wife, Lucille Hollis Jones of Lake Butler; daughters Valerie Jones of West Palm Beach and Shonika Jones of Lake Butler; a son, Solomon Jones Jr. of Lake Butler; stepdaughters Soshanna Rose of Jacksonville, Janice Horn and Shayla Hollis, both of Lake Butler; stepsons Henry L. Caine Jr. of Lake Butler and Seddrick Horn of Citra; his mother, Betty L. Jones of Lake Butler; brothers Willie J. Roberts and Donnie Jones, both of West Palm Beach, Jimmy Jones, Fermon Jones, Ronnie Jones, Bobby Jones, Wayne Jones and Timothy Jones, all of Lake Butler, and Andrew Zow of Benton, Ala.; sisters Cathy Durant of Lake Butler and Linda Bright and Patricia Hines, both of Gainesville; and two step-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Duncan Brothers' Funeral Home in Gainesville.
George Michael of Archer died Nov. 3 at Shands at AGH in Gainesville. He was 91.
Mr. Michael was born in Archer and lived in Connecticut before moving back to Archer.
He was the owner and operator of a dry cleaning business in Connecticut.
He attended Alachua County schools and he was a member of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church in Archer.
Survivors include a sister, Eloise West of Jacksonville.
Arrangements by Booker T. Hunt Funeral Home in Newberry.
Ralph Mills of Alachua died Monday at his home. He was 81.
Mr. Mills was born in High Springs. He retired from the city of High Springs after more than 30 years.
He served in the U.S. Navy. He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty Mills.
Survivors include a sister, Jessie Cooper of St. Petersburg; a brother, Richard Mills of Huntsville, Ala.; an adopted daughter, Linda Freeney of Gainesville; adopted sons Charles Morrison and Garris Heagles, both of High Springs; and his caregivers, Larry and Cynthia Cannady of Alachua.
Arrangements by A. Jerome Brown Funeral Home in High Springs.
Martha Ann Williams Pelt of Hawthorne died Tuesday at Shands at AGH in Gainesville. She was 70.
Mrs. Pelt was born in Jacksonville. She was a homemaker. She graduated from Hawthorne High School and attended Florida State University.
Survivors include her husband of 50 years, John Pelt of Hawthorne; a daughter, Vicki Holt of Lochloosa; a son, J. Martin Pelt of Chiefland; two grandchildren; two step-grandchildren; and four step-great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Moring Funeral Home in Melrose.
Donald "Kensha" Moultrie Jr. of Gainesville died Saturday at Shands at the University of Florida. He was 21.
Mr. Moultrie was born in Gainesville. He was raised in Williston and moved to Gainesville three years ago.
He worked as a forklift operator for Gainesville Ice.
He was a graduate of Williston High School.
He was a member of St. Joseph Baptist Church in Archer.
Survivors include a son, Donarian J. Moultrie of Gainesville; his parents, Donald Moultrie Sr. of High Springs and Audrey Robinson of Williston; a sister, Kenyatta Pitts of Gainesville; grandparents Johnell and Gloria Robinson of Williston and Rudolph and Ferma Jean Freeney of High Springs; and great-grandmother, Pearlie Mae Miller of Williston.
Arrangements by Carnegie Funeral Home in Chiefland.
Mary Inez Quiette of Cross City died Tuesday at Cross City Rehabilitation. She was 85.
Mrs. Quiette was a lifelong resident of Dixie and Gilchrist counties.
She was a homemaker and a Baptist. Survivors include a daughter, Jerlene Osteen of Cross City; a brother, Joe Herring of Webster; four grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; five great-great-grandchildren; and three great-great-great-grandchildren.
Arrangements by Rick Gooding Funeral Home in Cross City.
Jalinda L. Rice of Lake Butler died Tuesday at Shands at Starke. She was 55.
Mrs. Rice was born in Lebanon, Ind., and lived most her life there. She moved to Lake Butler in 2003.
She was a homemaker. She was a member of the Lake Butler Ward of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Survivors include sons Jon D. Rood of Lebanon, Bryan L. Fritz of Lake Butler, Joseph Fritz of Vincennes, Ind., and Brad E. Fritz of Indianapolis, Ind.; sisters Jay Hawkins of Washington and Debbie Hughes of Illinois; a brother, John Hughes of Lebanon; 11 grandchildren; and one great-grandson.
Arrangements by Archer Funeral Home in Lake Butler.
Patsy Marie Thrift of Interlachen died Sunday at her home. She was 48.
Mrs. Thrift was born in Quincy and moved to Interlachen in 1974 from Ulmer, S.C.
She was a bartender. Survivors include a daughter, Lori "Sunshine" Lamb of Dixie County; sons Adam Thrift of Melrose and Timothy Thrift of Gainesville; sisters Mary, Betsy, Bobbie, and Kathy; a brother, Lou; and two grandchildren.
Arrangements by Moring Funeral Home in Melrose.
Lorine "Rice" Williams of Fort Myers died Saturday at The Hope Hospice Center of Fort Myers from complications of a stroke. She was 77.
Ms. Williams was born in Gainesville and lived in Fort Myers for more than 20 years.
She was a homemaker. She graduated from Lincoln High School. Survivors include a sister, Bernice Gillespie of Gainesville.
Arrangements by Duncan Brothers' Funeral Home in Gainesville.
Delores Denine "Ne Ne" Wilson of Waldo died Sunday at Shands at the University of Florida after a sudden illness. She was 40.
Mrs. Wilson was born in Clearwater and moved to Gainesville in the early 1970s.
She was a child care provider and a member of Philadelphia Missionary Baptist Church.
She attended Alachua County public schools.
Survivors include a daughter, Shatisha D. Wilson of Waldo; her mother, Delores K. Wilson of Waldo; her sister, Melody Massey of Safety Harbor; brothers Michael Hamilton of Largo, Keith Hamilton of Tampa, Byron Wilson of Waldo and John Hamilton of Jacksonville; and two grandchildren.
Arrangements by Duncan Brothers' Funeral Home in Gainesville.
Earlin "Babe" Wilson Jr. of Waldo died Monday at Shands Jacksonville from injuries sustained in a vehicle accident. He was 58.
Mr. Wilson was born in Middleboro, Mass., and moved to Waldo in 1989.
He worked in construction as a plasterer.
He was a Protestant. Survivors include his wife, Ann Marie Wilson of Waldo; daughters Dawn Wilson of Carver, Mass., and Tara Martin of Lakeville, Mass.; brothers William J. Wilson of Port St. Lucie, Ronald S. Wilson, Paul Wilson and Terry Wilson, all of Middleboro; sisters Ellen Enos and Patricia Morgan, both of Middleboro; and five grandchildren.
Arrangements by Archie Tanner Funeral Home in Starke.
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Teaching Difficult Concepts Through Videogames
As mentioned earlier, I'm honored to have been invited to a conference held by the Center for Children and Technology last week. The title of the conference was Making Games That Teach Difficult Concepts, and it brought together game designers and academics to discuss issues perplexing to both.
We broke into small groups to focus on games for middle school science, middle school social studies, and early childhood. I was in the social studies group, admirably led by Bill Tally at CCT, where among other things he is the PI for evaluation studies of Mission US, a history game focusing on revolutionary America.
One of the challenges of history games we mulled over is the question of game mechanics. As I've opined elsewhere, good game mechanics involve key learning elements. The classic example is traditional dominoes, which requires players to count by fives in order to succeed, making it a great game for teaching basic arithmetic to children.
In history games, though, the primary learning dynamic often takes place through text. Narrative action is thus often the key mechanic in which learning takes place. This led to much discussion regarding the problem of compelling game play, with fascinating insights from participants such as Bert Snow, lead designer and VP at Muzzy Lane, and Tracy Fullerton over at USC's School of Cinematic Arts.
Conferences such as this one are important in bringing together multiple perspectives. Knowledge and understanding gleaned from these discussions further preparations for research and development of future educational games. My thanks to all the good people at CCT who made this conference possible.


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Dads praised for taking class to do their daughter's hair
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (FOX 26) - Images from a "Dads and daughters hair class" are trending with many people praising the group of dads for learning the basics around "brushing, ponytails, braids and buns".
Philippe Morgese, who posted about the class on Facebook wrote, "I'm so proud of these dads for stepping up and building a better bond with their daughters."
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The class was held at the International Academy in Daytona Beach, Florida.
I thought the class turned out great! We had a bunch of dads with their daughters and everyone was eager to learn. I...Posted by Philippe Morgese on Tuesday, October 6, 2015