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The Dragons of Tarkir league has gotten underway! It's going to work just like the last one. That means that you start your pool with a Dragons Pre-Release box. After that, you may add two drafts each month to your pool (or open 3 packs in front of Jackson or another league player if you can't/don't draft), there is infinite in-league training (with no external incentives), minimum deck size of 60, as many copies of a card as you want in a deck. We'll still be playing for fun whenever you feel like it (Jackson has a great deck this time around).


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For me, it drives me out early in the day and then in for the worst part of the afternoon. Which is good, lets hope I get some sewing completed today.
I've been really quiet these days.... Sorry. When I'm not working or gardening, I've been working on the instruction for my July class; Constellations Quilt. In addition to teaching the class. Pennington is planning on selling the kit for the pattern I made using Deb Tucker's LeMoyne Star ruler. So, I've been trying to put that together, where everyone can follow the instructions. Deb has the basic instructions, but trying to tell someone how much to cut of what fabric I used and where I placed it..... well, that takes time.
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Contrasting Stag Industrial (STAG) & Its Rivals
Stag Industrial (NYSE: STAG) is one of 14 publicly-traded companies in the "Industrial REITs" industry, but how does it compare to its competitors? We will compare Stag Industrial to related businesses based on the strength of its dividends, earnings, risk, analyst recommendations, valuation, institutional ownership and profitability.
Stag Industrial pays an annual dividend of $1.41 per share and has a dividend yield of 5.0%. Stag Industrial pays out 261.1% of its earnings in the form of a dividend, suggesting it may not have sufficient earnings to cover its dividend payment in the future. As a group, "Industrial REITs" companies pay a dividend yield of 2.9% and pay out 81.0% of their earnings in the form of a dividend. Stag Industrial has raised its dividend for 6 consecutive years.
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Stag Industrial has a beta of 1.24, suggesting that its share price is 24% more volatile than the S&P 500. Comparatively, Stag Industrial's competitors have a beta of 1.06, suggesting that their average share price is 6% more volatile than the S&P 500.
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Stag Industrial presently has a consensus target price of $28.30, suggesting a potential upside of 0.00%. As a group, "Industrial REITs" companies have a potential downside of 1.24%. Given Stag Industrial's stronger consensus rating and higher probable upside, equities research analysts plainly believe Stag Industrial is more favorable than its competitors.
Stag Industrial competitors beat Stag Industrial on 9 of the 15 factors compared.
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STAG Industrial, Inc. is a real estate investment trust. The Company is focused on the acquisition, ownership, and operation of single-tenant, industrial properties across the United States. As of December 31, 2016, the Company owned 314 buildings in 37 states with approximately 60.9 million rentable square feet, consisting of 243 warehouse/distribution buildings, 54 light manufacturing buildings, 16 flex/office buildings, and one building in redevelopment. The Company owns all of its properties and conducts its business primarily through STAG Industrial Operating Partnership, L.P. (Operating Partnership). The Company invests in properties historically used for industrial, light manufacturing and commercial purposes. As of December 31, 2016, the Company's properties were in various locations, such as Montgomery, Alabama; Rogers, Arkansas; Phoenix, Arizona; Sparks, Maryland; Camarillo, California, and Golden and Grand Junction in Colorado.
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Archive for July 15th, 2010
The Captain Is Only 499,999,575 Friends Short Of 500 Million
One of my favorite covers from my 2009 Modern Rock Covers disc was Creep. I was introduced to it by Stephen Falk by way of Shortcake. He urged me to listen to it now before it was co-opted into a montage sequence in an indie film. Today I discovered that his prediction was pretty damn close. It wound up in a trailer for David Fincher's movie about Facebook.
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Martha Hazlett, young, slight, and pretty, escapes from a position of near slavery in England and boards a ship for the colonies in America, where wives are needed. Upon arrival, she is selected for marriage by a gentleman old enough to be her father and wisked off to his plantation on the edge of the wilderness. She makes the best of a bad situation until the plantation is raided by Indians and she becomes a captive. Her only hope for rescue is from the men at the Jamestown settlement, but it is Jacob Fite, the Woodsman, who is best qualified.
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This class was tough.
Course Overview:
I would recommend this course because it furthers your understanding learned in Accounting Principles I.
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The main highlights of this course were that we were participating in activities and group work as opposed to lectures and notes.
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- Interview with Geoff Bonebrake, POC Representative
In this skis.com podcast, Steve sits down with POC representative Geoff Backbrake and they discuss some of the latest technology for helmets and body armor, what sets POC apart from their competitors and a way to avoid sliding twenty feet on a sheet of ice.
STEVE: Hello and thank you for listening to another podcast. I'm Steve, I'm the host, and of course you're going through skis.com or snowboards.com to take a listen to us. Across from me today I have Geoff Bonebrake. He is a representative for POC. Now, POC creates protective gear for athletes and was built on the mission to do everything possible to save lives and reduce consequences of accidents. How are you doing today, Geoff?
GEOFF: I'm good, Steve. Thanks for having me.
STEVE: Sure. Now, when I started skiing which was years and years and years ago, helmets were a rarity but now I rarely don't see people wearing them. With all the helmets I see out there now, how does POC differentiate their helmets from the competitor?
GEOFF: Well there are a lot of helmets out there and there are a few reasons on why people are wearing more helmets but on the background of POC, they're a Swedish company that's, like you said, very much in tuned to reducing the severity of the injuries resulting from accidents and they actually have their own POC lab outside of Stockholm where all the members are actually MDs with PhDs. They bring together the world's foremost sports medicine experts, back specialists, brain scientists, even material technologists as well as X Games riders and elite World Cup athletes all to work on more safety from injuries resulting from accidents. Primarily because speeds are increasing on the World Cup level, drops and jumps are higher, the risk of injury is much greater than it used to be so there is a need for more protection then ever before.
STEVE: And, of course, POC has all the PhDs and MDs really working to make sure everyone stays safe. Now, of course, POC is big on protective gear. Besides helmets and goggles, is there protective equipment that you feel is not being utilized enough by the consumer?
GEOFF: You know, it's beginning to turn towards what we call body armor and it doesn't have to be armor like, you know, a shining knight. What we use is a Visco Elastic Polymer Dough, it's actually, we call it VPD and one of the key items that I think would help people the most is something we offer called the VPD Spine Back and all it is is a spine protector. We also offer it as a vest, a jacket and shorts. But this material that it's made out of is flexible, it's lightweight, it does breath and, most importantly, it's multi-impact. And what it is is it's almost like a dough that moves and transitions to your body but as soon as there's an impact it becomes instantly hard protecting you from the whatever object you've hit and when you consider the amount of the distances these guys are jumping and the heights they're landing from, it's very helpful especially on your spine, back, chest to have this body armor as well and it's contoured to your body and it's light weight so it doesn't feel like you're wearing anything extra.
S: Okay, now I mostly ski blue squares. I do go to black diamonds, if I feel I've really well I might even do a double black diamond. I don't know if I would personally benefit from this but what kind of skier would? Or is it best that I should start considering this?
G: Well that's where you get into the various levels of protection and anybody, I think would benefit from using some of the features whether it's just the shorts or the spine piece for your back. But obviously freestyle people would need it; you fall backwards onto a rail, the lip of a half-pipe, you're going to wish you had some type of protection and then as more and more people ski side country, backcountry, there's trees, there's rocks, all this stuff. The helmet is easy but you want to protect the rest of your body too and that's where this body armor with the VPD comes in, it really could help everybody.
S: Right. Now tell me about the 3P POC, it's called Partially Polarized Lens for the goggles.
G: All right, that 3P POC is that Partially Polarized and what it is is a material which is proprietary for us and we call it NXT, it's a polymer and it originally came from the military with jet canopies. So they had extra clarity, you could see whatever it was that was going on. But what it is, is it's got a vision boosting high-chromatic definition filter in it as well as photo chromatic filter and the photo chromatic changes light and dark depending on the sunshine amount, the light conditions and offers extreme contrast, that way you can see ice versus snow so you what to expect as you're skiing, again with speed. It's oleophobic which means you can touch it and the oils of your skin won't mess it up. It's hydrophobic so it doesn't steam up or get fogged. Anti-scratch and anti-fog. It is arguably one of the finest lens materials you can use and it really outperforms almost any other lens material made.
S: Yeah, I made a trip out to Montana last year and it sounds like a goggle lens I could've used. I hit a patch of ice toward the end of the day and you don't really realize at the end of the day when the sun's shining it can really melt the snow, ice up and I hit a patch and slid on my butt for about twenty feet.
G: Yep, and it really does help to be able to tell especially at the end of the day when things are setting up again to see where the ice patches are and brace yourself for them.
S: Now, what are some of the other technologies that POC uses to create greater comfort and protection?
G: Well, a couple of the key things they use in the majority of the helmets, or the vast majority of them is they use an EPP foam which is a multi-impact foam. It's way safer as far as it can handle multiple impacts. For a racer it's really important because they're hitting gates constantly over and over and multi-impact EPP keeps the helmet in its shape and keeps providing the security. We also use liners that you can pull out and machine wash so they don't get all stinky in your race bag by the end of the season and again for protection we also use an Aramid or a Kevlar shield that can be a couple different ways it can cover the helmet or it can be a bridge and that gives the helmet structure, strength, lightweight and any type of penetration proof, it gives it penetration properties so you don't have to worry about sticks and things going in and poking through.
S: One of the things you mentioned, that EPP, I'm not sure how many people are aware of it, until I kind of learned more about helmets, I wasn't even aware of it but if you take a good hit with the helmet then pretty much you shouldn't wear that helmet again.
G: Correct. Expanded Polystyrene – EPS – is what most helmets are made out of and they are one single impact, if you fall on a catwalk, you should be throwing away that helmet. It likely has a crack in the foam. But with EPP which we use on all our top-line and race helmets, you can continue to bash that helmet and it will maintain its shape and rebound and provide you with a lot longer life.
S: Excellent. Well, Geoff thank you very much for your time today and again everyone thank you for listening. Check out POC on skis.com and snowboards.com. And, stay tuned for more podcasts.


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Book Review: True Faith and Allegiance
by Mark Greaney
Putnam, 2016
US Navy Commander Scott Hagen, captain of the USS James Greer, is back in America at the beginning of Mark Greaney's new book True Faith and Allegiance, the latest installment in something its publisher rather ominously refers to as "the Tom Clancy universe." Tom Clancy's name is blazoned across the cover in type that's twice as big as the book's title and four times as big as Greaney's own name, but Clancy died back in 2013 and had no hand in this book's nearly 800 pages of thrills, squints, and chewy patriotism. It's perhaps the most high-profile current example of the newly-vigorous publishing phenomenon of hiring new writers not to bring a single manuscript by a dead author to completion but rather to simply continue writing that dead author's books. Brandon Sanderson wrote three or four of Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" novels before bringing the whole series to an appropriately cataclysmic and ambiguous ending (and could have kept right on going without a peep of protest from Jordan's legion of fans); two or three wringers have been brought in to keep two or three of the late Robert Parker's franchises popping with fresh books; Robert Ludlum's novels continued for decades after his death in 1907, and long-time series authors like W.E.B. Griffin and Clive Cussler are transitioning their fictional empires as smoothly into the hands of the next generation as the late Dick Francis did with his racetrack whodunits.
In almost all these cases (Parker being the obvious exception), the most noticeable feature of these zombie franchises is also the most embarrassing: the successors are handily better writers than their predecessors. It makes sense in a way – the original authors were mostly either flukes who got very lucky or thoroughgoing hacks without any higher literary talents to speak of, whereas their younger successors tend to spring from the softer soil of writing workshops and literary aspirations. But in any case, readers who don't care about provenance and just want to keep enjoying some of their favorite characters ad infinitum are in luck (unless their favorite character is James Bond, but that's a sacrilege of an entirely different catechism): thanks to writers like Mark Greaney, such things are possible.
The favorite character in question here is of course not Commander Hagen for all his stand-up virtues; it's Jack Ryan, the brainy-but-heroic CIA op who starred in half a dozen of Clancy's most popular novels and who's President (of the United States, that is) in True Faith and Allegiance. He's the star of any Clancy production, even a zombie-Clancy production, but despite what Hollywood might want its ticket-buyers to believe, presidents don't make plausible action heroes – and since Greaney collaborated with Clancy on the author's last three novels and has written four in series since Clancy's death, he understands this better than anybody. So in addition to President Ryan, the book's heroes include both Commander Hagen and Jack Ryan Junior, an Operations Officer for the intelligence group known as "The Campus." Junior is a chip off the old Glock, as fond of involuntarily being pressed into action as his dad was, and every bit as prone as all other Clancy characters to inventorying everything he sees:
With just a few minutes before his jump, Jack looked across the cabin of the Cessna Grand Caravan at the two other men who would be involved in today's exercise. Dominic Caruso was head to toe in black – even his parachute harness, his goggles, and helmet. His chest rig was filled with thirty-round nine-millimeter magazines, and he wore a SIG Sauer MPX submachine gun with a silencer strapped behind his right shoulder.
But Ryans père and fils notwithstanding, True Faith and Allegiance is mostly Commander Hagen's book. One of the main plots kicks into motion when a CIA operative masquerading as a Canadian businessman is apprehended in Tehran, which in classic Clancy fashion (although here without the signature Clancy botching) sets off ripples throughout the interlinked worlds of international politics and spycraft. And that larger plot, you can bet your last SIG Sauer MPX, will end up connected to the crackerjack scene with which Greaney opens the book: Commander Hagen, in civvies, at an outdoor Mexican cáfe with his family in New Jersey, notices a man standing in the street staring at him. The man eventually walks off, but Hagen, his senses sharpened by having spent a lifetime living inside the Tom Clancy universe, doesn't like the smell of it; he tells his family to get up and head for the restaurant's rear entrance. They've only just started on their way when the suspicious man returns, this time brandishing a rifle and firing into the restaurant crowd.
Clancy heroes are unkillable, but even so, taking a few rifle rounds to non-vital organs is going to sting come winter. Hagen remains stoical about the damage he must endure in order to defeat the gun-wielding maniac, and again in true Clancy fashion, Hagen spares some time even in the middle of a firefight to do a little well-placed snickering at lily-livered liberals:
He had no weapon of his own. This was New Jersey, so even though Hagen was licensed to carry a firearm in Virginia and could do so legally in thirty-five other states, he'd go to prison here for carrying a gun.
It was of no solace to him at all that the rifle-wielding maniac ahead was in violation of this law by shouldering a Kalashnikov in the middle of town. He doubted the attacker was troubled that in addition to the attempted murder of the one hundred or so people in the garden café in front of him he'd probably also be cited by the police for unlawful possession of a firearm.
And naturally, we've got to have villains. In the Clancyverse, these always come in pairs: chinless bureaucrats in Washington (closet liberals, the lot of them) and calculating madmen of foreign disposition. In True Faith and Allegiance, Greaney gives readers a corker of an evil jihadist mastermind, fond of ladling out generous helpings of eee-vil exposition for his many minions:
"Now you will all return to America. Not to your mosque, not to your friends, not to your Muslim way of life. No. You will got to safe houses we have arranged, you will live quietly, establish your peaceful, nonthreatening routines, give all those around you no reason at all to be suspicious of you.
"A month from now … chaos. Three months from now … the armies of the West will be leaving to fight in the caliphate. One year from now, inshallah … the permanent retreat of the West, devastated and demoralized, the bodies of their dead left behind to fertilize our fields. They will run and they will never return."
Greaney mixes all these elements together in a big book that never for an instant feels long. He's five times the storyteller that Clancy was, and he especially excels at the very thing Clancy did worst, the sustained action-sequences that are the lifeblood of the thriller genre. If it might be slightly the case that Greaney is hampered by the strict protocols of Clancy's zombie-pieties, it hardly slows him down in these pages. And in his own terrific thriller series, the "Gray Man" books that started back in 2009, he's under no such restrictions: Gunmetal Gray comes out in February.
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Hi Daniel,
Thank you for bringing up the question. I have attached a sample project that uses Nunit and uses the Setup/ TearDown model to show mocking of an interface member. I used JustMock Q2 SP1 for this purpose .
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All ten episodes from the second series of the Japanese anime.
Following defeat, the Emperor's police force known as the Shinsengumi flee to Edo where they set up their new headquarters.
When Koufu Castle comes under attack from pro-imperialist forces, the Shinsengumi are called into action but, considering their recent setback, will they have the strength to win the battle?
The episodes are: 'Memories in Kyoto', 'Like a Flame', 'The Hallway of Setbacks', 'Distant Shadow', 'Undying Sincerity', 'Fleeting Dream', 'Shining Light of the Dawn', 'Blade of the Sun', 'Scattering Cherry Blossoms', 'The Blooming Hepatica' and 'The Pale, Dreamlike Sakura'.
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Yancy Blog Tour + Giveaway
There's not much in this world that melts my heart more than my kids singing their hearts out in worship. Oh how I hope the words on their lips becomes the desire of their hearts!
I was introduced to Yancy and Friends through my dear friend Amanda – who looks like her so much it's almost scary. (She blogs at Impress Your Kids and pretty much blows me away with her passion and creativity.) Anywho, she put together this tour of Yancy's new album Little Praise Party: Happy Everyday, so that you could hear her heart behind the music and preview the album. How fun is that?
Here's Yancy personalized performance of "I Like to Jump" just for our boys and YOU! {Enjoy your very own private concert! I'm sure your kids will love it too!}
There are 12 fun filled days of the Yancy Blog Tour, so you can check out every song on the album.
- Monday April 30 Impress Your Kids
- Tuesday May 1 Mama Hall
- Wednesday May 2 God Centered Mom
- Thursday May 3 Homeschool Creations
- Friday May 4 ModSquad
- Saturday May 5 When You Rise
- Sunday May 6 4tunate
- Monday May 7 Inspired To Action
- Tuesday May 8 Home With the Boys
- Wednesday May 9 1+1+1=1
- Thursday May 10 Muthering Heights
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Withdrawal of Areas from Oil and Gas Leasing Regions
Earlier this year, President Obama announced the withdrawal of five zones in the Chukchi Sea and Beaufort Sea oil and gas leasing regions, totaling 9.8 million acres. These include the Barrow and Kaktovik Whaling Areas in the Beaufort Seas, and the Hanna Shoal and Subsistence Areas and 25-mile buffer zone in the Chukchi Sea. The protections were announced alongside and appear as deferrals in the draft 2017–2022 Outer Continental Shelf Oil and Gas Leasing Draft Proposed Program,[1] published on January 29.
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Some of these areas had previously been excluded from leasing plans by both Democratic and Republican Administrations, and others are newly exempted. Areas in the Chukchi and Beaufort Sea regions and Cook Inlet region are identified for potential sale in the draft Proposed Program.
Proposal to Designate Millions of Acres as Protected Wilderness
President Obama also proposed to designate 12.28 million acres of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska as wilderness land, including its coastal plain. A designation as wilderness would close the area to oil and gas exploration and development in a more permanent manner. This proposal tracks, as discussed in our previous post, a long-observed Presidential tendency to restrict access to public lands to memorialize their environmental legacy during their final years in office. It also follows the December 16 Presidential Memorandum closing off the Bristol Bay from oil and gas development.
This move challenges Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee Chairwoman Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) and other Republicans, who have been trying for decades to open up the Refuge to oil exploration. Congress, however, also holds the power to open the area up to fossil fuel drilling activity. Its furthest-reaching effort was vetoed by President Clinton in 1995.
While the Department of the Interior proposal resulted in a number of headlines, only Congress has the authority to make wilderness designations, and it is unlikely that Republican lawmakers will approve the proposal.
Republicans have come out in force to decry the proposal, noting that it would be the largest designation of wilderness in 50 years. Sen. Murkowski introduced amendments to the bill to approve the Keystone XL pipeline that would block the coastal plain from being classified as wildness, and would remove protections if Congress fails to act on the wilderness proposal within one year.
Governor Bill Walker of Alaska also shunned the plan, explaining that Alaska's economy was already suffering at the hands of depressed gas prices, and that expanding oil and gas drilling access on state-owned lands would potentially provide a needed boost to local economies.


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Learn to do good. Seek justice. Help the oppressed. Defend the cause of orphans. Fight for the rights of widows. ~Isaiah 1:17
Thursday, December 20, 2012
I Have Kept All of These Things In My Heart. . .
"They hurried to the village and found Mary and Joseph. And there was the baby, lying in the manger. After seeing him, the shepherds told everyone what had happened and what the angel had said to them about this child. All who heard the shepherd's story were astonished, but Mary kept all these things in her heart and thought about them often." Luke 2:17-19
For five months, our son has been in the care of a stranger, in a country thousands of miles away. Very rarely, once a month at most, have we caught a glimpse of him and even less have we been told about his growth or development.
So, you can imagine, that we cling to every update we are given, in hopes of learning more about our Tyson.
When you cannot hold your child in your arms and care for them personally, all you can do is pray.
We have prayed that since he has entered the foster home, that his foster mama would hold him regularly.
We have prayed he would be loved.
We have prayed that his foster family would interact and play with him.
We have prayed he would be healthy.
Every picture and every word that has been spoken of our Tyson, I have held close to my heart. And though our son is far from the Savior that Mary birthed so many years ago, I resonate with the short passage where Mary's motherhood is so eloquently described. "She kept all these things in her heart and thought about them often."
What few things I know of my son, I ponder them often, and because I have so little information about him, it makes me appreciate those small glimpses of him so much more.
Today, a fellow adoptive parent who is currently in the DRC, kindly offered to visit the foster home where Tyson lives.
She met his foster mother and the other children who live in the house.
She said it is VERY evident how much his foster momma loves him and cares for him. He is healthy and so very happy.
In these months when I could not be there to hold my son, another strong, courageous woman has done that for me.
She has loved my son since he was a few days hold. Given him the gift of attachment. He has been held. Rocked. Feed regularly. Loved.
I have kept all these things in my heart and think of them often.
Next week, I will meet my son and hold him for the first time. I will be taking him from the woman who lovingly cared for him for the last five months. I do not take that lightly.
As a foster mom, I understand what is about to take place next week and it breaks my heart.
I am OVERJOYED to meet my son. I am OVERWHELMED at the thought of how well he has been loved by another family until we could get there. And I am OVERCOME with sadness that I am breaking a bond between him and the woman who loved him first.
Thankful that one day I will be able to share with Tyson just how very loved he was by all three of his mommas; the one who made the ultimate sacrifice so he would have a chance at life, his loving foster momma, and me.
I have kept all these things in my heart and think of them often.
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So excited for you guys to be crossing the finish line! Can't wait till I get there too. Prayers for your trip and transition home.ReplyDelete
This made me tear up. How speical that in your journey, you've also experienced the gift of foster parenting and can now relate-I think that is huge! So special. Praying for your travel,can't wait to see your family all together!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 20, 2012 at 3:45 PM
NEXT WEEK!!!!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 21, 2012 at 10:42 AM
I can't wait to hear about your travels to meet your son. I wish you the best on your journey.ReplyDelete
SO close, yay!! I resonate completely. I received pictures and updates on our baby girl as well this week. Seeing her with her foster mama, I felt the exact same way you do. It will be hard, and I'm so so grateful for the love and care she is giving our little babe.ReplyDelete
Beautiful! I too cling to the updates on our daughter whenever we receive them. We pray for the same things and I am so happy to hear how loved your son has been. Wonderful!ReplyDelete


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Yesterday I was reminded of a paradox in PPC management. As you expand your PPC efforts beyond a single campaign with a single ad group you too have encountered the paradox, though in varying degrees. This paradox is caused by the collision of two commonly accepted best practices: testing and tightly-themed ad groups.
Testing v. Granularization
Anyone worth their salt in PPC knows that you should always be testing. You test two to three versions of ad copy to get a better CTR. You test two different landing pages to improve conversion rate. You also know that these tests require a certain amount of clicks or conversions before they achieve validity.
Another best practice (and Google pushes this a lot) is to create small, tightly themed ad groups. By having only a handful of keywords in your ad group you can write extremely targeted ad copy and send traffic to a more targeted landing page. This practice improves the chain of relevancy (and your QS) while optimizing the user experience. The paradox, however, lies at the convergence of these concepts in practice.
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The genesis for this post was a Powerpoint sent to me by one of our Google reps. The recommendations were solidly based on best practices like the two mentioned above, but the part that got me was when the slide said that by making more ad groups that were small and tightly themed I would have "easier campaign management." On the surface that seems accurate; the ad groups have fewer keywords and the copy would be more specific, but what about tests?
To reach validity tests need to achieve a certain number of actions or responses. This particular client already has their campaign divided into nearly 100 campaigns with hundreds of ad groups. They spend a lot of money, but even with the existing account structure tests can take weeks or months to achieve validity. And now Google wants me to INCREASE the number of ad groups, further spreading out my traffic into more tests? This could potentially slow our test iterations to a virtual standstill.
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Divorce may seem like one of the most difficult things you have ever had to deal with, particularly if you did not want it. However, you will recover. The pain and the turmoil in your heart will, in time, give way to something else. You will change and grow as a person and begin a new chapter, though it may be difficult to imagine this at the moment. Sometimes, a person has to lose something before finding a new purpose and direction in life. You just need to resolve to stay strong in the meantime.
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Try some of the activities you put on hold while you were dealing with the emotional turmoil of a failing marriage. You may enjoy attending sporting events, the theater or the cinema. Allow yourself time to grieve for the relationship and to look at old photographs, but then force yourself to focus on something else. Some people find that giving a lot of time and attention to work can be helpful.
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OGDEN — If this is any indication of things to come for Southern Utah University, then the Thunderbirds are going to thoroughly enjoy joining the Big Sky Conference next year.
Austin Minefee, SUU's versatile senior running back, ran for 88 yards and two touchdowns, caught six passes for 86 yards and another TD, and added 112 yards on three kickoff returns.
But perhaps most importantly, he came up with a crucial end-zone tackle on a bizarre safety following an interception that helped turn thingas in the T-birds' favor as Southern Utah rallied for a 35-28 victory over Weber State on Saturday at Stewart Stadium.
Southern Utah, which officially becomes a member of the Big Sky next July, squared its season record at 4-4 with the rousing road victory — just the third time in 14 tries that the Thunderbirds have come away from Ogden with a win — while the Wildcats fell to 3-4 with their first home-field loss of the year.
"I think it was just an overall mood of being tired of losing," Minefee said of the T-birds' second-half comeback, when they rallied from an 11-point deficit. "There wasn't a lot said. Everybody was looking around and it was pretty silent. Then our defensive coaches came in and said, 'It's not our game to lose. We're tired of losing.' So we there was just an overall feeling that we had to come back and battle.
"There was no tomorrow for us, especially because we start playing these guys every year beginning next season."
Turns out the SUU coaching staff was right, thanks to a spirited second-half comeback and some strange plays that occurred after halftime.
"These guys picked me up at halftime," SUU coach Ed Lamb said. "There was never a doubt in their minds that they were going to win. ... No doubt about it, it was an outstanding effort by our guys in the second half. And that's what it takes to beat a great team like Weber State.
"One of the things we're going to find out is what the competition's like week after week in this conference, playing in this type of venue with a great crowd."
WSU coach Ron McBride looked mighty frustrated in the postgame interview room, especially after his team squandered a double-digit lead and, for the second straight week, committed double-digit penalties.
"Give them credit," McBride said of the Thunderbirds. "They made the plays they had to make to win the game, and we didn't. ... Southern Utah came in here to play, and they don't do a lot of stupid stuff to give the game away.
They did a better job of coaching their team than we did with our team. ...
They came in here and outplayed us.
"I think we're a better team, and you should never lose a game at home. It's unacceptable."
Weber State led 21-17 late in the third quarter when SUU quarterback Brad Sorensen, forced to scramble after a bad snap, rifled a long pass toward the WSU end zone. Wildcat junior cornerback Jarret Gooden went up and picked off Sorensen's pass, tried to return it out of the end zone, and wound up getting pulled down from behind by Minefee.
After the officials conferred for a minute, the play was ruled a safety, trimming Weber's lead to 21-19 and feeding the Thunderbirds' new-found momentum.
"I was relieved, so relieved, man," Sorensen said of the ruling on the play.
"That was a big play."
"It was the finest interception you've ever thrown," Lamb jokingly told his junior quarterback, who threw for 201 yards and a touchdown and ran for another score.
On Weber State's next possession, the T-birds' Kaden Carli blocked the Wildcats' punt and Mi Tagliaferri returned it 18 yards to the WSU 2.
Minefee scored on the next play, and suddenly Southern Utah — which had trailed 14-3 at halftime and again by a 21-10 margin in the third quarter — had taken a 27-21 lead.
Weber State continued to self-destruct when, two possessions later, quarterback Mike Hoke was sacked by SUU's Tyler Osborne, who forced the fumble, recovered the loose ball and returned it to the WSU 4. "It feels great, it feels amazing," said Osborne, who played his prep football at neighboring Weber High School and sounded as if he'd felt snubbed by Weber State. "Coach Mac, after the game, he didn't even look at me. ... It felt great to see him walk past me."
It took the T-birds five plays to get in the end zone, this time on Minefee's 1-yard plunge, Sorensen's two-point conversion pass to East Pedersen put Southern Utah on top of a stunned Weber State squad 35-21 midway through the fourth period.
The Wildcats battled back, pulling within a touchdown when Hoke's passes to Xavian Johnson and Shaydon Kehano set up a 6-yard scoring scamper by Josh Booker.
But after a time-consuming drive by Southern Utah, punter Lewis Tate put one out of bounds at the WSU 4 with just 1:24 remaining, and the Wildcats' comeback bid died deep in their own territory.
"I always felt like we were in control," said Hoke, who threw for 288 yards and a touchdown and ran for another TD. "We just never made the plays as an offensive unit.
"About all I can say is we've got to be even more hungry now because if we lose one of these next games, then there's no (FCS) playoff hopes," Hoke said. "We have to win out now to go to the playoffs."
After an exchange of punts took up most of the first period, the T-birds put together a drive just before the two teams switched ends. Sorensen showed off his passing arm and also scrambled 17 yards for a first down, and senior running back Austin Minefee shook loose on a 28-yard reception that put SUU in field goal range. From there, the Thunderbirds eventually settled for three points on a 39-yard field goal by sophomore kicker Colton Cook.
Weber State responded by going on a 14-play, 88-yard scoring drive of its own. Hoke hit passes to Booker, Kehano and Tyrell Francisco to pick up first downs along with way, and a third-down pass interference penalty certainly helped the Wildcats' cause, too. WSU finally lit the scoreboard when Hoke found Erik Walker in the far corner of the end zone for a 5-yard TD toss and a 7-3 lead with just 2:39 remaining before halftime.
But Weber State wasn't done yet. After stopping Southern Utah on its next possession, the Wildcats rode Hoke's passing arm to quickly go 60 yards in just a minute for their second score, a 3-yard keeper by Hoke with just seven seconds left in the half that gave them a 14-3 lead at intermission.10 comments on this story
Southern Utah took the second-half kickoff and, thanks to Minefee's 45-yard return, promptly put together a 53-yard touchdown drive, the big plays coming on Sorensen's passes to Daryl Brown and Fatu Moala. Sorensen went the final two yards himself for the TD that pulled the T-birds within 14-10.
Weber State answered with a 76-yard scoring drive of its own, with big gainers coming on a 42-yard run by Booker and an 18-yard pass from Hoke to Brian Jankowski. Freshman running back Troy Hinds took it five yards for the touchdown that gave the Wildcats a 21-10 lead.
Then it was the Thunderbirds' turn, as Sorensen soon found Minefee speeding down the west sideline for a 25-yard touchdown pass that again pulled SUU within four points, 21-17, setting the stage for a wild fourth quarter.
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- Written by Shelia Mader
One of the most important links between the community life of Marianna and the school is brought about through the efforts of Mr. C.F. Jolley, Marianna High School's Diversified Cooperative Training instructor.
His work taught students not only a vocation but how to deal with many situations they might encounter in life, especially those in the workplace. Marianna was fortunate to have Mr. Jolley as through his efforts, they were better qualified and more courteous employees. His students gained knowledge, especially those who were not attending college after graduation. The obtained special training in any chosen field they pursued through D.C.T.
Mr. Jolley attended high school in St. Johns, Michigan. Following graduation, he attended Michigan State University where he received his B.S. degree. He then taught vocational agriculture for five years in Alpeua, Michigan. Following his tenure in agriculture, he went into business for himself for eight years raising cattle. Because of health issues, he came to Florida where he did graduate work at both the University of Florida in Gainesville, and Florida State University in Tallahassee.
In 1940, he taught D.C.T. at Ocala before transferring to Sebring in 1942 where he taught for three years. In 1945, he worked in the vocational advertisement office for severely disabled tuberculosis and heart patients. He was employed there until 1952 when he joined the staff at Marianna High School.
Each student under his instruction received an hour's training each day for their specific job according to the request of their employer. They also received an hour of general information, where, as a group they discussed problems they may meet head on, rules of courtesy, and other items of interest that were helpful in their work environment. They also had to meet all state required high school subjects. Each student was required to put in 20 or more hours each week at his or her job. This was done in the afternoons and on Saturdays.
Mr. Jolley had to be versatile enough to discuss the trade of any businessman. He had to know the tools of each trade and know them well enough to thoroughly instruct his students on their use. James Hagan says Mr. Jolley was certainly well qualified for teaching these trades, "He told us how to talk not only to our customers we encountered but how to respond to our supervisors, bosses when given instructions, or criticism. What he said went a long way with building yourself up in the eyes of your boss man."
Bobby Hall seconded that sentiment, "I had a problem communicating sometimes. People took what I said or how I said it way different than the way I meant it. Mr. Jolley talked to me for over an hour one day. He took what I had told him I said to a guy I worked with and how I told him he responded and told me another way to say it. He sat there like I said, for over an hour and gave me pointers on how I could have said it differently, how if he were the boss would want me to have responded. I never had a teacher with the patience that man had. I don't know whatever happened to him, but I sure appreciated his taking time for me like he did."
Mr. C. F. Jolley left Marianna High School following the 1960 school year. His patience and understanding of what was expected in the workforce and his ability to impress that on his students was missed.


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If you follow mainstream media outlets such as The Washington Post then Russia are the enemy, yet again, and that Wikileaks' release of Vault 7 which expands the evidence of global surveillance by the United States agencies and even displays the alarming use of smartphones, vehicles and Samsung Smart TV's . The CIA's relentless assertions that the mass surveillance is in the name of protecting the country from terrorism just doesn't float.
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The idea that Wikileaks and Snowden are in the pockets of the Russian authorities are exactly what America wants us all to believe. Many comments on the official Wikileaks Facebook page accuse Wikileaks of having been compromised and that the site is being used as a weapon against America by the Kremlin. Russia is now the official go-to place for the blame game. Whenever something doesn't go in favour of the States, the Russians and the Chinese are instantly responsible. All this does is divert the attention away from the real issue: We are being spied on.
The 2016 U.S. Election was – and still is – dominated by the idea that Putin had something to do with Donald Trump's election. Mainstream news sites such as the Washington Post and New York Times are consistently converted that fake news and propaganda spread by the Russians are to blame.
When the chairman of Hilary Clinton's 2016 Election Campaign, John Podesta, had his emails leaked by Wikileaks in March that year, Clinton jumped at the opportunity to call out Putin and Russia, rather than address what was in those emails. The espionage group Cyber Bear, who obtained the emails, have been tied to the Russian Intelligence Services.
In 2013, Edward Snowden handed over several documents to The Guardian journalists Ewan MacAskill and Glenn Greenwald detailing the NSA's global surveillance programs. Snowden worked as a Booz Allen Hamilton systems analyst doing contractual work for the NSA and left his home in Hawaii to travel to Hong Kong to leak the data. He has since been granted asylum in Russia (until 2020) and is eligible to apply for citizenship – naturally, this is enough to convince many that Edward Snowden is a friend of Russia.
America aren't the only ones scared of the Russians and those pesky overseas hackers. In 2016, the Australian Bureau of Statistics launched their mandatory census, which was overrun with technical difficulties after the abysmally slow and unstable internet infrastructure (yes, they asked over 50 million people to log onto the same website on the same night and didn't expect things to go wrong) was also a victim. With Australian newspapers claiming we should be worried about the Chinese and Russians having access to our information. One expert suggested the attack was deliberate and…yes you guessed it, it was those damn Russians! "It is hard to confirm these things because the way Russia, China and to some extent North Korea do it"
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This is the logo that we have chosen for our participation in Comenius Youropia. The blue background with the twelve stars represents the flag of the European Union. The slogan Youropia comes from the word youth and Europe that is the title of the programme's subject.
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Backroom deals, negotiations and buy-offs. These are some of the shady practices going on in our present political environment which Buhay Party List Rep. Lito Atienza laments as "democrazy" as he called for an electoral reform law.
"This is tantamount to no-el (no elections) in many parts of the country where voters are really left with no choice because opposing candidates cut deals instead of going through political party conventions. This is also why most candidates don't have a platform of government or enter into a public debate to give the electorate an informed choice," said Atienza.
Atienza, who has decided not to seek higher office, will remain with Buhay Party List where he said he has more room to speak out on issues of national concern. He has moral ascendancy since he's one of the very few legislators who have not availed of their pork barrel funds.
"The first test of a candidate's integrity if he's seeking higher office is to resign, whether one is elected or appointed," said Atienza. He challenged candidates running for higher office to have a sense of decency to resign and not seek refuge in their former positions when they lose. If serving the Filipino people is their primary concern, he urged Senators Grace Poe, Chiz Escudero, Alan Peter Cayetano and Antonio Trillanes to vacate their Senate seats since they have declared their candidacies. Poe is running for president while the other three senators have declared their candidacies for vice president.
Does it apply to Vice President Binay who's running for President in 2016? The answer is "no" because the Vice President cannot resign so as to preclude a power vacuum in the event of the President's death or resignation. The order of presidential succession: VP, Senate President, Speaker of the House and the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
Recalling Batasang Pambansa 881, an electoral reform law requiring candidates seeking higher office to resign, Lito lamented that in 1992 senators amended the law exempting legislators from BP 881 in a clearly brazen and self-serving move. A member of the Batasang Pambansa in the early 80s, Atienza recalled that the Liberal Party he belonged to and the United Democratic Opposition of Salvador Laurel joined ranks with President Ferdinand Marcos' Kilusang Bagong Lipunan in a bipartisan move to enact BP 881. Yes, even Marcos, despite his vast powers, worked within the law.
Recall that Atienza, then Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources resigned his post to run for mayor of Manila even if the Supreme Court had initially ruled he need not resign as DENR secretary. As one of Buhay Party List three nominees (the other two are Michael Velarde Jr. the son of El Shaddai founder Mike Velarde, and former LRT manager Mel Robles). Atienza affirmed his commitment to enact a new electoral reform law and restore some semblance of sanity in the present madcap politics.
Tobacco war
There's a nasty war going on between two rivals in the tobacco industry. We are not going to name the two players in the tobacco trade but anyone who enjoys a good smoke knows who they are. The newcomer claimed the big multinational committed glaring violations of the Philippine Competition Act of 2015. Although the newcomer's name means strength and huge size, it is actually the David against a Goliath in this case.
Hurt by its smaller competitor eating up 30 percent of the local tobacco market, the multinational has managed to portray its rival as engaged in "illicit trade" in a news report aired recently by a TV network.
The multinational which teamed up with a local tobacco firm must be feeling the heat from its US-based headquarters due to the decrease in revenues being remitted home. No matter whose side you're on, the rivalry is good for our tobacco growers in the Ilocos provinces where both companies sourced their leaf to be blended with the Virginia variety.
But going back to the smaller company's complaint against the multinational, these were some of the alleged violations of the Philippine Competition Act:.
It is prohibited under the PCA for a company in dominant position to abuse its advantage by engaging in acts that prevent the entry of a competitor and /or diminishes a competitor's potential to grow within a free market.
The exemption to this is if the dominant player is within its legal rights, or has an advantage arising from a superior product or business acumen in sales marketing. The consumer is the final arbiter and the fact that smaller player thrived to gain 30-percent share of the market speaks volumes of the quality of its brand.
Aggrieved competitor claimed that the intent of dominant player, which has a market share of more than 50 percent, was to discredit its company and product by implying "illicit trade" for not using tax stamps on its cigarette packs. The smaller player denies any illegal activity and defers to the Bureau of Internal Revenue if it can be proven as a tax evader.
The not-so-mighty player might seek civil damages against the liable multinational and its local partner for what it deems as an injurious attack on its company by being singled out in the TV report. Under the Philippine Competition Act, discrediting another company's good name and product without basis is a gross violation.


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Siglufjordur: an idyllically quiet fishing village on the northernmost tip of Iceland, accessible only via a small mountain tunnel.
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Stunning Laurie! Love those Poinsettias too! have a lovely weekend! Hazel xReplyDelete
What a beautiful wreath Laurie!!ReplyDelete
Such a beautiful CAS style design!! Love the die cut wreath and poinsettias!! Thanks for sharing your creation with us at Addicted to Stamps & More! Hugs & Smiles - *Vicki*-DT memberReplyDelete
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Hi Laurie, I love this wreath combined with pointsettias. Such a beautiful example of CAS and so elegant in the traditional colours. Thanks for joining us this week at Stamp Ink Paper. Carolyn xxReplyDelete
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This is just beautiful Laurie. I love the wreath and all those dies.ReplyDelete
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Kerala High Court sets aside Cong MLA`s election
Kerala High court on Tuesday set aside the election of Congress MLA Varkala Kahar from Varkala constituency, holding it "illegal."
Kochi: The Kerala High court on Tuesday set aside the election of Congress MLA Varkala Kahar from Varkala constituency, holding it "illegal."
However, the operation of the order has been suspended for a month on Kahar`s plea to enable him to file appeal in the Supreme Court.
Allowing the election petition of BSP Candidate S Prahaladan, Justice S S Sateeshchandran earlier declared Kahar`s election as void and directed the Registry to communicate the decision to the Legislative Assembly Speaker and Election Commission.
Shortly after pronouncement of the order, Kahar filed a plea to keep in abeyance the order to enable him file appeal.
Accepting the plea, the judge suspended the operation of the order for a month subject to certain conditions.
The court made it clear that Kahar should not participate in deliberations or vote in any matter. However, he was eligible to be present and sit in the Assembly and is free to draw perks and remuneration as Member of the house.
Prahaladan had contended that the election itself was "void" as the rejection of his nomination was illegal. The returning officer had illegally rejected his nomination without proper application of mind, he stated.
Accepting his plea, the court held that rejection of the nomination was `illegal` following which the election to the constituency was declared void. The returning officer had "improperly" rejected the nomination papers of Prahaladan and the reason for such rejection, not affixing the stamp for notarisation in the affidavit is found to be "unsustainable," the judge said.


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