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The high school I got to is all politics.In order to make a sports team its not about what you know but who you know. how can I be outgoing and get people to like me?everytime I try to talk they ignore cuz they all have there own friends.
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SAFE in Hunterdon trains and manages a Crisis Intervention Team that responds to domestic and sexual violence calls. This team is comprised of trained confidential victim advocate volunteers who provide 24-hour support, advocacy and information for victims of domestic and sexual violence. The team responds to all local police departments and at the Hunterdon Medical Center.
The Domestic Violence Response Team (DVRT)
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The DVRT Program began started in 1990 with the Flemington police department and has expanded to provide services to victims in all 26 municipalities in the county, as well as the Perryville, Kingwood and Washington state police barracks.
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C.R. Kennedy appoints Write Away to manage public relations for consumer division
Write Away Communication + Events has been appointed to manage public relations for C.R. Kennedy & Co. Pty Ltd, the Australian distributor of photographic brands including Pentax, Ricoh and Sigma.
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CUMORAHLAND TOUR – With Wayne May and Ryan Fisher July 16th-22rd 2017
AMERICAN COVENANT TOUR w/ Tim Ballard and Ryan Fisher Sept. 10th-Sept 17th 2017
THE LAND BOUNTIFUL TOUR -With Wayne May and Ryan Fisher October 15th-22nd 2017
American Covenant Tour with Ryan Fisher and Tim Ballard
September 10th to Sept 17th 2017
Come join Ryan Fisher of Nephtie Explorer and Tim Ballard author of "The American Covenant" and "The Lincoln Hypothosis" for an unforgettable trip into American history. We'll visit Plymouth plantation where the pilgrims came ashore and discuss their providential journey before exploring Boston and the revolutionary war. We next head to New York City following the trail of the revolutionary war miracles and go to the site where George Washington made a new covenant with God on this promised land as well as visit the statue of liberty. Then we explore the consequences of breaking those covenants at Gettysburg and discuss what President Lincoln did to save the Union and turn the peoples hearts back to God. We'll also visit Mt. Vernon the homesite of George Washington before entering Washington DC and visiting all the amazing places at the national mall including the Smithsonian, Aerospace museum, Lincoln memorial, Washington monument, WWII memorial, Vietnam Memorial, Museum of natural history, the Native American, the White house and much more.
Price: $1995 per per person double occupancy. This includes everything (lodging, transportation, entrance fees). Travel to Boston and from Washington DC and meals are not included. Most breakfasts are included with the hotel room.
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Book of Mormon archaeology exploration tours:
Cumorahland Tour with Wayne May and Ryan Fisher
JULY 16th-22nd 2017
Join Wayne May and Ryan Fisher for a Book of Mormon archaeology tour of Cumorahland! This tour has been years in the making as we have searched out ancient remains of indian forts that date to Nephite times located around the hill Cumorah battlefield. This is the battlefield tour you've been waiting for. We not only visit many forts but also sacred burial mound and meet with local Seneca indians who will tell us about the Book of Mormon events from their own history. We'll also take you to the unknown secret fortifications on the Joseph Smith farm, near the palmyra temple and in the sacred grove before ending the tour by attending the hill Cumorah pageant. It will be an emersion into the final days of the Nephites like never seen before.
Cost $1195 per person (double occupancy)
Detailed itinerary NEW YORK TRIP
Sunday – Arrive Cleveland, OH
Day One- MONDAY Kirtland Area
Tour historic Kirtland
Tour Kirtland Temple
Indian Museum of Lake County – Mentor, OH
Inidan point state park Lyman works.
(optional Historic Johnson Farm – time permitting)
Day Two – TUESDAY
Niagra Falls
Lewiston Indian Mound and Indian fort, Lewiston, NY
Ganodogan Seneca Art and Culture center Victor, NY
Indian Fort Nature preserve Geneseo, NY
Stay in Rochester, NY
Day Three -WEDNESDAY
Tour ancient fortifications near Batavia NY with local guide
Meet with Seneca Indians to hear presentation of Book of Mormon parallels
Tour Fort Hill Cemetary a mound and fort from antiquity
Great Gully Nature preserve Indian Mound and fort
Tour Indian Mound Cemetary Moravia, NY
Tour The Indian Fort Road Preserve Trumansburg, NY
Stay in Ithaca, NY
-The Indian Fort Road Preserve contains the remains of earthen
features, including mounds and ditches, which likely were part of a
palisade around a village.
Day 4 – THURSDAY
Short Hike to a beautiful waterfall at Watkins Glen State Park
Tour Waverly Museum with guide on the Sesquehanna 7 foot Indians
Visit Spanish Hill, the location of an ancient hill top fort and
temple sacred to the indians
Tour Waverly Museum with guide on the Sesquehanna 7 foot Indians
Visit Spanish Hill, the location of an ancient hill top fort and
temple sacred to the indians
Tour Fort Stanwix- Rome, New York which saw action anciently and
during revolutionary war and was a major stop on an ancient portage
connecting the Atlantic ocean with the Great lakes
Tour Indian Mound Poland, NY
Stay in Syracuse, NY
Fort Stanwix was a major revolutionary war fort as well as the
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carry ones canoe between two rivers) It stands between 2 rivers where
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creek and was the fastest and most direct route to navigate from the
Atlantic ocean to the great lakes anciently.
Day 5 – FRIDAY
Hill cumorah
Joseph Smith Farm
Sacred grove
Lunch in Palmyra
Downtown bookstore artifacts Latter day harvest museum artifacts
Palmyra – Grandin Press, where the Book of Mormon was published
Palmyra Temple ancient battlefield ruins
Dinner before Pageant
Private bookstore opening
Attend Pageant
Return to Hotel
Saturday Fly home
Cost $1195 per person (double occupancy)
Price includes everything except airfare (To Cleaveland, OH and from Rochester, NY) and meals (most breakfasts are included with room).
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8 day BOOK OF MORMON ARCHEOLOGY exploration with RYAN FISHER and WAYNE MAY
October 15th-22th 2017
Cost $1195 per person double occupancy
Ryan Fisher and Wayne May will be guiding an exploration of the archaeology of the Hopewell mounds, ancient cities and forts featured in season one and two of the TV series. It will be an adventure into the Book of Mormon.
Day One (Sunday October 16th)
Fly into Columbus Ohio and settle into hotel
Day Two
We'll start off at Coshocton, Ohio where we'll tour the museum that houses many artifacts that may have been Nephite including headplates, breastplates, atlatl, arrow heads and other metal and stone artifacts. Also on display is the Newark holy stones which depict Moses and the ten commandments written in paleo Hebrew which was found in a mound nearby.
We'll also visit flint ridge, the site of an ancient munitions factory that may have supplied the arms for many of the conflicts in the Book of Mormon. We'll finish off the day by exploring the great Newark earthworks. A massive 4 square mile complex that dates to both Nephite and Jaredite times.
Day three
We'll visit Mound City national historical park, a fortified city that dates to Nephite times. Then we'll continue down the paint valley which is lined with 2000 year old hill top forts as we make our way to an Amish bakery for a frontier lunch. After lunch we'll visit the serpent mound, a 1300 foot long serpent earthwork on a hill top bluff.
Day Four
We start the day visiting Pollock earthworks, an ancient Hopewell site along with Williamson Mound and Enon mounds. Then we drive to Fort Ancient, an ancient fort that could house 50,000 people. The fort has an excellent museum and even offers atlatl throwing. Then we visit Miamisburg mounds before heading to Indiana.
Day Five
We begin with a visit to Mounds state park, Angel mounds and tour ancient Hopewell sites that date to Nephite times.
Day Six
We begin our tour of the forts built by governor Lachoneus in southern Illinois. We'll visit several ancient hill top forts that we featured in season two of Nephite Explorer. We'll walk the causeways, gates, walls as the story of the Book of Mormon comes alive right before our eyes. We'll also explore a cave that one had petroglyphs of ancient animals mentioned in the Book of Mormon.
Day Seven (Saturday October 17th)
The day begins with visiting Big Springs, MO, the site of one of the largest fresh water springs in North America and is our choice for the Waters of Mormon. We then finish off the tour of the land of Bountiful at Cahokia state park which comprises massive mounds and replicas of the palisade defenses built by the ancients.
October 22th Fly out of St. Louis
This is a never-done-before exploration of the latest archaeological sites that have parallels to the Book of Mormon account. We visit many of the sites featured in the Nephite Explorer Project tv series. As we travel on the motorcoach and at each stop, Ryan and Wayne discuss the archaeology, the Nephites and the spiritual messages of the Book of Mormon prophets all in the heartland of the United States where these events took place.
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7/8 Monday evening 7:30 – 9:30 PM
10/8 Thursday evening 7:30 – 9:30 PM
12/7 Saturday afternoon 1 – 3 PM
13/7 Sunday afternoon 1 – 3 PM
Venue: Block 261 Waterloo Centre #04-37
Fee : $260 for 8 sessions of 2 hours each
Language Consultation is more than just a private lesson. It gives you the flexibility in timing and content, especially to those who require to travel frequently. Feel free to approach your language consultant about any doubt that you have about the Thai language. Otherwise, the instructor can also plan lessons for you if you prefer a more structured course.
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$500 / 12 hour package (6 x two-hour sessions)
$555 / 12 hour package (8 x ninety-minute sessions)
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Sunthornphu Thai Language Centre now offers beyond just Thai language course
Thai Traditional Dance Course
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Suitable for both children and adult, Thai and non-Thai
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Corporate Language Course may provide a development opportunity for your enterprise, as ability to understand your client's language is the key to better communication and cultural understanding. We provide Corporate Thai Language Course for companies dealing with Thai and Southeast Asian markets. Furthermore we can customise our Courses to the specific industry you are operating as contextualisation facilitates a better learning.
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- How to state your name, nationality and place of origin, confirmation-seeking question, what questions, mid class consonants, vowels (ii), numbers 11-20
- How to ask people about their job, where questions, location words, possession, 'live' and 'dead' syllables, numbers 21-101
- Polite expressions: excuse me, thank you, you're welcome, yes/no questions: —mai? and …ler?, more location expressions, low class consonants (ii), vowels (iii), vowel shortener (i)
- Taxi transactions, how much? questions, can: verb + dai, hesitation device, high class consonants, numbers 100-1,000,000
- Buying food in the market, asking what something is called, asking someone to repeat something: question word + na, yes/no questions ror…?, script review
- Shopping transactions, polite requests, too + adjective, how questions?, classifiers, colours, continuous actions, tone mark: mai ek
- Ordering simple food dishes, polite requests, reu yang questions, alternative questions: X or Y, location words: kang and thaang, two different uses of …duai, mai toh and other tone marks.
Elementary Thai Course 1
Material used: Sabai Sabai by Mahidol University (Chapter 1 to 6)
Complete Thai by David Smyth (Chapter 9 to 11)
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- Names of common food dishes, would like to … ya:k (ca) + verb, hai: getting someone to do something, can … verb + pen, if sentences, verb + laew, low class consonants (iii), vowels (v)
- Talking about your knowledge of the language(s), verb + pen + adverb, why questions, comparisons, words beginning with consonant clusters
- Kin terms, how many questions, who questions, naa + verb, less commonly used consonants, vowel shortener (ii)
Elementary Thai Course 2
Material used: Complete Thai by David Smyth (Chapter 9 to 17)
- Telephone transactions, talking about the future, when questions, polite requests: chuai + verb + noi, verbs of saying and thinking with waa, seeking advice and making suggestions, miscellaneous spelling rules.
- Coping strategies for when you don't understand,use of hai to mean for, don't …., names of letters and using a dictionary
- How to talk about living and working in Bangkok, talking about things that happened in the past: koei + verb, some ways of intensifying adjectives and adverbs, some more uses of kor
- Making travel arrangements, to visit thiao and yiam, expressing distance between two places, telling the time, questions about time
- Booking a hotel room, days of the week, … reu plao questions, verb + wai, noun + classifier + adjective
- Looking for accommodation, kamlangca + verb, negative questions, relative pronouns, months and seasons, dates and ordinal numbers, hai: to give, mai dai + verb
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Courtlands B & B is a modern non-smoking, relaxed friendly home, at the centre of beautiful unspoilt village, offering peace and tranquillity. The house is on the edge of the Cotswolds in a quiet village with a well-tended garden.
From the moment you arrive a warm welcome will await you and your family.
Owners Jean &John have created a combination of ease, comfort and well-known hospitality.
We serve a full English breakfast, fresh fruit salad, yoghurts and homemade preserves, everybody can be catered for.
On arrival afternoon tea can be had in the garden or conservatory.
There are three hostelries in the village all within walking distance a chance to leave your car at home for once. Our nearest busy town is Burford the gate way to the Cotswolds where many other restaurants can be found.
Shipton also has the Oxfordshire Way for walkers and the Cycle Way passing through the village.
Situated on the Oxfordshire/Gloucestershire borders this is an ideal spot for visiting not only the lovely Cotswold villages such as Chipping Campden, Stow-on-the-Wold, well known for antiques. Borton-on the-Water the Veince of the Cotswolds, Chipping Campden, Broadway. Oxfords Spires.
Historical Blenheim palace and numerous National Trust properties:- Hidcot gardens,Buscot Park which houses the Farringdon collection, Chaselton House, Upton Park, Grey's Court, Chedworth Roman Villa, Showshill, Hailes Abbey. This area is also well know for its lovely gardens Kiftgate, Painswick Rococo, Sezincote house and gardens. Attractions. Burford Wild Life Park, Coggs Farm Muesum, Birdland at Bourton-on-the-Water.
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What You Need To Know About STD
STD is an abbreviation of sexually transmitted diseases. Many don't pay attention to know about sexually transmitted diseases thinking they would no way get infected or infect others. There are many STD clinic Los Angeles available to get yourself checked before it's too late to get treated. If you are wondering what STD testing means and the tests which may be suitable for you then you can feel free to educate yourself through http://mayoclinic.org/
Gonorrhea is one of the common sexually transmitted diseases and will lead to serious after effects if not treated. It may or may not have any noticeable symptoms. Some of the symptoms are itching, swelling and frequent urination. It affects both male and female.
Chlamydia is yet another silent disease, which affects 75% of women and 50% of women but rarely, has any symptoms. Only if you get tested for STD, you will know whether you are infected or not.
These diseases can easily be cured with the help of antibiotics. Even after the disease is cured you should see to that you get re-tested in a few months to make sure you are free from bacterial infection or didn't get affected again.
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Some people may undergo an annual physical exam and assume that they have been assessed for STDs, but that's not the case. Only some doctors perform a sexual risk assessment on a yearly basis on their patients. People who are sexually active should do the annual testing for HIV and STD. Higher risk activities like a change in partners, sex after alcohol consumption or unprotected sex should be tested for every 3 to 6 months.
In other cases, the patients should request the doctor to test them for STDs. You should inform the doctor if you have any noticeable symptoms and if possible on the types of tests you would prefer so they can guide you with the appropriate treatment. If you have never had an open conversation about your sexual activity with your healthcare provider, then there are very fewer chances that you would have got tested appropriately.
It is not possible to have the exact results if you have had unprotected sex the previous day. It usually takes few weeks for the possible infection to start showing symptoms and for the tests to turn positive. No matter whether you get tested the next day you should wait for at least a month even though you don't show up any symptoms.
Teenagers and youngsters who are less than 18years old that wish to get themselves checked up can seek medical testing and get themselves treated without notifying their parents or getting permission. The minimum age t get tested 12 years. They need not worry about the confidentiality.
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The Morgan County Church (1901), at the Shepherd of the Hills Historical Homestead/Inspiration Point
The 1901 Morgan County Church, rebuilt at the Shepherd of the Hills in 1990, was purchased from the original congregation in Garber, Missouri. Since that time, many weddings have been celebrated in the beautiful and unique church. Antique pews, wooden floors and simple architecture reflect the historical spirit of the building. Perfect for a simple service or an elegant entry, brides and grooms will cherish the memories made here. The glorious grounds of Inspiration Point only enhances this once in lifetime experience.
The Morgan Church
As you take the first steps of your married life together, The Shepherd of the Hills would like to be a part of your journey in helping you create an unforgettable event. Since 1901 many weddings have been celebrated in the historic Morgan Chapel. Complimented by the quiet elegance of the antique pews, wooden floors, rustic beams, and beveled glass windows this chapel is perfect for any wedding. Couples that have their hearts set on a beautiful outdoor ceremony will enjoy our breathtaking views a top Inspiration Point. Afterwards, celebrate your wedding reception with family and friends in either our newly renovated reception hall, Little Pete's Trading Post, or above the trees in our Inspiration Tower. No matter which unique option you choose, The Shepherd of the Hills prides itself on being a warm intimate space for families to create a lifetime of memories within.
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Tribune-Herald staff
Several Big Island businesses and entrepreneurs will be honored next week in Honolulu by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The SBA each year celebrates outstanding small business owners, entrepreneurs and advocates who best illustrate the contributions of small business to a vibrant local economy and thriving community.
The winners of the 2013 SBA awards will be honored Feb. 28 during a luncheon at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Honolulu. The Hawaii winners of the awards include:
— Small Business Person of the Year (Hawaii County): John and Nancy Edney of Tropical Dreams Ice Cream and Lalamilo Farms in Waimea.
— Entrepreneurial Success Award (State of Hawaii), which honors an entrepreneur whose venture began as a small business and, with SBA assistance, has grown into a flourishing enterprise and is no longer considered "small": Allan Ikawa of Big Island Candies.
— The Family Owned Small Business Award (Hawaii County), which recognizes a small business with at least a 15 year history that has been owned and operated by the family, creating jobs, increasing revenues and providing opportunities for other family members: Colin Nakagawa of Seaside Restaurant, an icon in the Hilo community for the past 90 years.
— The Small Business Exporter Award (Hawaii County), presented to a small business that derives a significant portion of their sales from export outside the U.S. and is supportive of other efforts to export U.S. made products and services: Greg Colden of Kona Natural Soap Co., whose aromatic soaps made in Keauhou reach consumers in Canada, Japan, Brazil and Russia.
— Young Entrepreneur of the Year (Hawaii County), which identifies an individual who has successfully owned and operated a small business, increasing revenue, jobs, and demonstrating potential for long term success for at least three years before reaching the age of 30 at the time of the award: William Bierman, president of Omega Computers in Keauhou, an IT consulting firm.
— Minority Small Business Champion (Hawaii County), which awarded to those individuals who have selflessly provided assistance and support to minority entrepreneurs and business owners: Kari Waldhus, business coach, advocate and owner of the Entrepreneurs Source.
— Women in Business Champion (Hawaii County), goes to those individuals who, as advocates, have fulfilled a commitment to the advancement of women's business ownership and who assist and support women in their quest to own, manage and direct their own company: Laura Kinoshita, owner of Kinoshita Communications.
— Home Based Business Champion (Hawaii County), acknowledges the contributions and possibilities of the growing home based business segment of the economy: Joan and Warren Chong, partners in Chong Enterprises, for their support of the small business sector through links to legal support, effective networking and mentoring.
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With the pictures of the hero and the beautiful princess recently released, the next thing we needed to see is Ben Kingsley in his role of the evil Vizier. For those wondering, yes, Jafar was the Vizier in Aladdin; this movie is more and more a live action remake, but with more sword fights and less Robin Williams.
In the game, the Vizier tricks the Prince into releasing the Sands of time from their mystical hourglass, which basically messes up the entire kingdom, turning people into horrific creatures and what not. I don't know exactly what his role will be in the film, but expect him to be an evil, sniveling bastard.
Also, in the game, he had a staff with a cobra head. Yeah. Just like this guy.
I don't even care, this movie is going to be great. A large part of the game shows off the Prince's physics defying acrobatics. He runs up and across walls, back flips, swings on ropes, basically he's a gymnast that's really proficient at decapitations. Apparently the movie is trying to recapture that, having some Parkour stuntman do some pretty incredible things.
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New Which? research has discovered that the best value cards for overseas use could save you around £40 on holiday spend of €500.
Which? compared the cost and exchange rates offered by credit card, debit card and prepaid card providers to work out which cards offered the best value for holiday makers. The Metro Bank debit card, Norwich and Peterborough Gold Account debit card and Halifax Clarity credit card all topped our table.
In each scenario, we compared the cost in pounds for five purchases and cash withdrawals of €50 over 22 separate days.
The best debit cards for spending abroad
Debit cards offered on standard current accounts from Metro Bank and Norwich and Peterborough BS offered the best overall options, costing on average £416 and £418 respectively in our €500 scenario.
Both cards add no foreign exchange mark up on the exchange rate offered or any additional overseas charges on purchases or cash withdrawals. The only drawback with Metro Bank is that it is London based and to apply you must visit a branch.
Norwich and Peterborough is a regional building society and allows you to open an account online or over the phone. However, it charges £5 a month if you don't use the account regularly i.e. make five transactions a month.
Action point: Compare how much your bank charges you with our table of overseas debit card charges
The best credit card for spending abroad
The Halifax Clarity MasterCard came top of the table for credit cards costing on average £419 in our scenario. The card charges 12.9% interest on all transactions, no foreign exchange mark up on the exchange rate and no additional charges for making purchases or withdrawing cash from an ATM.
Action point: See our credit cards for use abroad table for a round-up of the best deals on the market
The best travel prepaid cards
The Travelex Cash Passport Globe and FairFx Anywhere sterling prepaid cards offered the best value costing on average £423 and £426 respectively in our scenario. Sterling prepaid cards work by loading money onto the card in pounds, when the card is used abroad the money is converted in to the local currency via the rate offered by card network on the day of the transaction.
Travelex applies a 1.49% mark up on the exchange rate offered by MasterCard and charges no fees for purchases or cash withdrawals made abroad. FairFx applies a lower 1.4% mark up on the MasterCard exchange rate and no fee for purchases made abroad.
However, Fair FX charges £1 per withdrawal, making it slightly more expensive than Travelex in our scenario. Both allow you to load money on to the card free of charge via direct debit.
Action point: See our table of sterling prepaid cards and euro and dollar prepaid cards to compare other cards on the market
The worst prepaid cards to use abroad
Endsleigh's sterling prepaid card offered the worst deal costing on average £460 in our scenario. This was due to a poor exchange rate offered on the card as well as the £2.25 cash withdrawal fee and 2.25% debit card load fee.
The Virgin Money Prepaid Travel Euro/Dollar Card offered the next worst deal charging on average £451, based on a less competitive exchange rate and also a cash withdrawal fee of €1.5.
Which? credit card expert Bobby Nicholls says: 'If you are a frequent holiday maker choosing the right card to take abroad can save you a significant amount in overseas card charges and poor exchange rates.
'Changing current account just for holiday use may be a bit of a tall order, but applying for a best rate credit card or prepaid card is less time consuming and will make a saving in to your holiday spend in the long run.'
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The Share of Californians Without Health Care Coverage Continued to Decline Into 2016
This Data Hit shows that California's full implementation of the Affordable Care Act has contributed to significant health care coverage gains in the state.
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SSI/SSP Grants Cut Poverty Among Older Californians Who Receive Them, But Many Still Struggle to Get By
This Data Hit highlights the inadequacy of Supplemental Security Income/State Supplementary Payment grants, which leave many of its recipients in poverty.
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Spending Per Incarcerated Adult Would Be Twice the 1994-95 Level Under the Governor's Proposed Budget
Due largely to various reforms, the number of people incarcerated in state prisons and fire camps has declined and is now lower than in the mid-1990s. Yet, the state's cost per incarcerated adult has doubled.
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The California and Federal EITCs Could Significantly Boost the Incomes of Working Families With Children
California lawmakers last year established a state Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) modeled on the federal credit of the same name. This Data Hit from the Budget Center shows how the state and federal EITCs together benefit working families and also points out how the new state EITC is just one step toward fostering economic security in our state.
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Governor's Proposed Budget Misses Opportunity to Make Critical Investments in Families and Communities
This Data Hit looks at where the Governor plans to direct the state's stronger-than-anticipated revenues. This analysis shows that the Governor is putting most of the state's $7.3 billion in discretionary revenues toward increasing reserves, renovating and maintaining state buildings, and constructing county jails, with far less going toward key public investments that lay the foundation for shared economic growth.


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Saturday, February 6, 2010
Spinach Asian Chicken Salad with Bowtie Pasta
1 16 oz package bowtie pasta
1 large bag spinach
4 chicken breasts
almonds- 1 small package, maybe 8-12 ounces - the bags that hang on the shelf.
1/2 cup butter
1/2 cup brown sugar
1/3 cup red wine vinegar
1/3 cup soy sauce
3/4 cup canola oil
3 Tbsp sugar
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 tsp pepper
In a small saucepan put almonds, butter and brown sugar. Cook over medium heat, stirring regularly, until the mixture begins to stick together. Set aside, let cool. When cool, the nuts can be broken apart.
Cook pasta, drain and set aside to cool.
Cook chicken, cut into bite sized pieces.
Rinse and dry spinach leaves.
Mix all dressing ingredients together, stir.
In a large bowl add spinach, pasta, chicken and almonds. When you are ready to serve, stir dressing again, pour it onto the salad and toss. Enjoy!
7 comments:
- Tawnie said...
I fell in love with this salad at a Lisa event a few years ago. I think this was my first time ever buying red wine vinegar and possibly canola oil. It is wonderful. So glad you shared it with us this weekend.
- February 8, 2010 at 10:50 AM
- Lisa said...
woo-hoo. i'm glad this is in an easy spot to find as i'm constantly rummaging through things to find it. thanks-it was delicious!
- February 8, 2010 at 11:15 AM
- Mindy said...
I love salads, and this totally looks like my kind of salad! I've got to try it!
- February 8, 2010 at 12:48 PM
- nintendo r4 said...
Looks delicious!! I love this salad recipe.
- February 8, 2010 at 10:05 PM
- Leslie said...
i am not one for anything other than a basic salad, but i did try this one and i really enjoyed it. thanks lori. it was delicious.
- February 14, 2010 at 1:18 AM
- Karey said...
I was lucky enough to try this, but unlucky enough not to get nearly enough. Glad to have the recipe so I can have as much as I want!
- February 16, 2010 at 8:57 AM
- emily sue said...
I googled this recipe that my sister-in-law made the other day and here I find it at the GREAT blog! I love you higgy girls!!! Thanks for all the great recipes!
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COLUMBUS, Ga. – Hundreds of local students will be starting the school year with new school supplies. Hundreds of families came to the Columbus Public Library on Macon Road to pick up bags filled with school supplies.
Davis Broadcasting partnered with Chattahoochee Valley Libraries and other sponsors for the "Tools 4 School Supply Giveaway". Kevin Cobb and his two children are taking advantage of the giveaway.
"It's one less expense we have to come out for. It actually helps us out and to be able to get the kids right on into school instead of having to worry about the rush or trying to go and get supplies for them," Cobb said,
"Tools 4 School" had close to 700 bags to give away. They were supposed to show the Jurassic Park movie on the library's lawn afterwards, but that has been postponed until September 23rd.


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TRIBUTE TO CONGRESSMAN STENY HOYER BECOMING LONGEST SERVING MARYLAND REPRESENTATIVE IN HISTORY -- (Extensions of Remarks - June 05, 2007)
* Ms. PELOSI. Madam Speaker, more than 26 years ago, the voters of Maryland's 5th Congressional District demonstrated their great wisdom in electing Steny Hoyer to represent them in Congress. As he has now become the longest-serving member of the House of Representatives in Maryland history, we recognize that their trust has never been misplaced, as Steny Hoyer has been a tremendous leader for both his district and for the nation.
* This week, Steny continues his history of record breaking: when he was just 27 years old, he was elected to the Maryland Senate, and then subsequently became its youngest ever President. But what sets Steny apart is not the length of his leadership, but the quality of it. On issues crucial to his district, such as standing up for federal employees and protecting the beauty of the Chesapeake Bay, Steny has been a stalwart leader. On issues crucial to all Americans, such as education, the minimum wage, the rights of the disabled, and civil rights, he has achieved great progress.
* As House Majority Leader, he plays a crucial role in developing and passing our legislation for a new direction for America. He is a skilled legislator and consensusbuilder. He is respected by our colleagues on both sides of the aisle for his savvy, intellect, and integrity.
* Steny and I first met more than 40 years ago as interns in the United States Senate. Over the years, it has been a honor to see him as more than just an immensely skilled Member of Congress, but as a loving husband, proud parent, and devoted grandparent and now great-grandparent. It is a personal privilege to call him my colleague and my friend.
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Most commentators on the first budget of the new Congress-led coalition have commented on its attempt at a new focus for economic policy. But what is of equal interest is the political calculus behind the hard choices made by the new finance minister. There are crucial elements of continuity here with his previous innings as the finance minister of the United Front in 1996-98. He was, as he reminded the country, the first Union finance minister from a regional party in a genuine coalition.
It is a measure of the times that, as finance minister of a Congress-led dispensation, he has now listed fiscal devolution among his key benchmarks. The easing of the interest rate on loans to states is only one step in this direction. Such a measure does not and cannot solve the deficit of the state governments. But it does give them a sense of relief on an issue that concerns all 28 of them. It also marks a contrast, which P. Chidambaram may not want to highlight but deserves recognition.
Two pillars of this government, one within the government and one without are the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam and the Communist Party of India (Marxist). Both parties are articulate, committed and consistent advocates of greater fiscal devolution to the states. Both have in the past headed state governments at a time when the Union centralized powers and sought to encroach on functions legitimately in the realm of the state governments. In the 1991-96 era, one of the key instruments of bringing down the deficit by Manmohan Singh was to cut down on transfers to states. In 1996, one of Chidambarams first steps was the reversing of the trend. Now in 2004, though again a Congressman, he has brought to its notebook a sensitivity to federalism which he has not been associated with in the past.
Equally significant is the move to set up a fund for backward states. What is significant is not simply the quantum of money, some Rs 25,000 crore over a five-year period. Even here, the grants will draw together existing schemes with the Union making up the shortfall. The regional balance of competing interests is also evident in the packages and in specific policy measures. The Tamil-speaking region has been singled out. The ruling alliance swept all the seats in Tamil Nadu and Pondicherry this summer. The Sethusamdram project will significantly reduce the travel time of ships and give the port of Tuticorin a boost. The desalination plant in Chennai will be keenly watched. More important, the change in Cenvat meets a key issue raised by the textile industry in Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu, both of which have state assembly polls in the near future, one in a few weeks and the other within two years.
Bihar has been a beneficiary, although the package is nowhere near the Rs 40,000 crore demanded by the states leaders at the time of its bifurcation. The small programme for flood control for north Bihar and West Bengal will give Laloo Prasad Yadavs party a platform when it tries to win a fourth term in office next year.
Much of the focus is on agriculture, agro-processing and rural employment. This is a welcome shift of emphasis from the previous National Democratic Alliance government, which acquitted itself very poorly during its last two years.The drought on 2002 was the worst in 35 years in the north but the Vajpayee cabinet did not even once meet to discuss strategies to combat it. Similarly, the extent of the water crisis in the four southern states and Maharashtra last year did not evoke a serious coordinated response.
The budget makes a beginning in addressing core issues that lie at the root of not only the constraints on economic growth but even social harmony and political stability. The Eighties and Nineties offer a picture in contrast in many respects, and it is these contrasts which underpin both the mandate and the challenges before the government. The gap between urban and rural incomes widened, the level of investment in agriculture slackened, and the rate of creation of farm jobs fell. Each of these issues requires a concerted effort especially in the states or regions that lag behind the rest of the country.
The core philosophy of the NDA till the pre-election packages of 2004 was to upgrade communications and roads. The only major big idea was the river-interlinking plan, a project that has been pilloried by most experts for being based more on hope than on practical possibilities. Contrary to many dire predictions, the new government has not chosen the tax-andspend route. Even its initiatives on the education, health and employment front are tentative. The strategy as with the water-harvesting programme is clear. A set of pilot programmes will first be put in place and the coverage will be extended over time.
To learn by doping is certainly a more prudent approach than to spend without coming to grips with the institutional problems that bedevil such projects.The finance minster quoted not only the Tamil poet, Thiruvalluvar, but also Jospeh Stiglitz. He drew on the latter to remind an interviewer that economic policies are based on both reason and care. One would be bereft of direction without the other. It is a different matter that the Congress, as a party, has historically been adept at straddling the divide in this country between the haves and have-nots. Defining either stratum is difficult, but the contrasts are evident in India.
In the early Seventies, the party tried to expand the reach and scope of governmental controls to widen opportunity and reduce disparity. The mixed economy model was given a further dose of control. Twenty years on, the party was dragged into the reform era by P.V. Narasimha Rao and Manmohan Singh. But after its rout in 1996, it has wrestled at how to reconcile market-led reforms with the widening of opportunities for the poor.
The picture in 2004 is, however, a vastly different one from eight years ago. In political terms, the party is now reliant on a mix of regional parties and the left. Neither can be dispensed with; in fact each has a critical corrective role. Each represents a distinct constituency which has to be placated even as the premier party tries to carve out a distinctive role for itself. But it is surely a measure of the times that the most sustained protest has come from the stock markets on the issue of the turnover tax. The greatest division in the ruling alliance is predictably on foreign direct investment.
The hard bargains will be on the issue of the provident fund, which affects the workers in the organized sector. The immediate concern will inevitably be the monsoon, now slackening in north-west India, raising the spectre of a drought-hit farm sector. The market may hold sway over economic life, but the monsoon still has a central role in the creation of wealth.
The budget is a step in a certain direction. But the test will still lie in the countryside. It is here that the core constituency of the ruling alliance is based, and it is here that it will be watched most keenly. Sooner rather than later, it will have to confront the critical issue of reforming the system of governance to ensure that its objectives are met. The litmus test is yet to come.


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Ads the size of 3 football fields may greet you at LAX
With the glut of advertisements hitting airline passengers everywhere from terminal walkways to in-flight magazines, companies will soon reach new heights in hawking their wares.
Signs the size of three football fields are expected to appear along the flight paths of Los Angeles International Airport and other hubs across the country as part of a marketing blitz crafted by Ad-Air, a London-based advertising agency.
The signs would lie flat on the ground and are expected to be spotted by passengers aboard flights coming in and out of LAX as soon as next year, according to Kate Rosser, an Ad-Air spokeswoman.
The company plans to unveil the first ads in the United Arab Emirates, beginning with Dubai next month, and eventually moving to some of the world's busiest airports - London's Heathrow, Chicago's O'Hare, Tokyo's Narita, Paris' Charles de Gaulle and LAX.
"We'll be reaching millions of airline passengers in their seats and millions more through the power of word of mouth," said Paul Jenkins, Ad-Air's managing director. "Ad-Air will be offering advertisers a simply unprecedented marketing opportunity and creative agencies a unique canvas to work with."
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Two of my newest favorites lately are Cosmo Cricket and PaperTrey Ink. Using them together is SWEET! I made this cutey card for two challenges.
The sketch came from Hand Stamped Sentiments, a new challenge blog run by Stampin' Up! demonstrators. The colors came from Embellish Magazine's color challenge. **Oops! I just saw that my color choices are nowhere near the colors in the challenge. I just wrote down pink, brown, blue and green.... guess I should have checked the colors in person again before creating. Oh well, I'm submitting it anyway :)
Supplies: CS (DCWV), patterned paper (Cosmo Cricket Girl Friday), stamps (Papertrey Ink Everyday Button Bits), ribbon and buttons (my stash)
I love discovering new blogs (with great giveaways). Thanks to my fellow ScrapTiffany DT member, Jackie for telling me about the Snobby Walrus, a new monthly kit club. They're also having a fun giveaway with some sweet new stuff. Hurry, it ends soon.
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Women in the Middle East: . Common Threads and Diversity of Experience. Common Threads. Fewer women than men in public life Fewer women than men in the public workforce Higher rates of female illiteracy Lower rates of female education Patriarchal system in the home and in public life.
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Patriarchy: a system that privileges males and elders, giving males legal and economic power over his family members. In broader terms, the extension of male dominance over women in society in general.
Languages: Persian, Arabic (many dialects), Turkish, Kurdish, Hebrew, etc.
Ethnic groups: Arab, Berber, Persian, Turkish, Jewish, many more
Religion: Shiites, Sunnis, Jews, Christians, Druze, others.
A Bedouin girl
Egyptian women on a bus
Some Iranian women.
Moroccan women demonstrating.
Saudi Arabia: Women make up 4% of the formal workforce
Egypt: Women make up about 30% of the formal workforce
A Turkish mayoral candidate greets locals at a Diyarbakir market.
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Women in eastern Turkey.
Female employee at a carpet restoration center in Turkey.
Former Prime Minister Tansu Çiller
Market woman in central Turkey.
My friend Selin making pottery.
Map of Turkey; inset map of Turkey's southeastern provinces
Village women in southeast Turkey.
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Chador: Full body cover
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Niqab: the face veil
Palestinian woman in Gaza
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How about creating a forum category for people to post their affiliate successes and accomplishments? ie. Leader getting her tight new Mercury could be posted in such an area.
We have so many forums where everyone is just bi*chen and complaining. It would be nice to have one where people can discuss their successes as well. And when you post a success story in the regular forums, you spend a week in the emergency room trying to recover from being shot down by the ABW gangbashers. At least this way, people are knowing what they are going to read before they even click on it. It could be called something like "Affiliate Successes and Accomplishments" or "Affiliate Success Stories". No bashing allowed. LOL!!
I think alot of people do like to read about success stories and accomplishments. I believe it gives people hope to know it has been done by their associates and can be accomplished by them as well.
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On the presence of plesiosaurs in the Blesa Formation (Barremian) in Teruel (Spain)
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Neues Jahrbuch für Geologie und Paläontologie - Abhandlungen Band 278 Heft 2 (2015), p. 213 - 227
published: Nov 1, 2015
ArtNo. ESP155027802002, Price: 29.00 €
We describe the first plesiosaurian remains of Barremian age from the Iberian Peninsula. The fossils come from several sites in the Blesa Formation in Teruel (Spain). The recovered material consists of two teeth and nine vertebrae (four cervical, one pectoral, one dorsal, one sacral and two caudal), collected from levels associated with oyster packstone, related to coastal environments. These fossils show the presence of at least one plesiosaurian taxon in the Barremian Iberian coasts. They are the oldest remains described for the Cretaceous of the Iberian Peninsula. Early Cretaceous plesiosaurs are scarce worldwide. Therefore this discovery is of great interest in establishing the Blesa Formation as one of the few sites where Barremian plesiosaur fossils have been found.
teruel • spain • barremian • vertebra • plesiosauria • blesa formation


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As Arkyves is a collection of collections with the use of Iconclass for subject access as their common denominator. The following is an overview of the various partner institutions which have contributed content to the Arkyves database. From the short description of a collection you may follow the link to the original source website.
- Iconclass website and Iconclass Browser
- Glasgow UL: French emblem books, and Alciatus editions
- The Hague, KB and Museum Meermanno: illuminated manuscripts
- University of Illinois (UIUC) & Wolfenbüttel, HAB: Emblematica Online
- Bibliothèques Virtuelles Humanistes
- Mid-Victorian Illustration
- Utrecht Love Emblems
- German Emblem Books
- Herzog August Bibliothek
- Rijksmuseum
- RKD, Netherlands Institute for Art History
- Marengo, Satirical Journals at the University of Milan
- Desiderius Erasmus, Adagiorum chiliades
- Arkyves emblem books
- Arkyves: Dutch Printer's Devices, 15th-17th century
- Emblem Books at the University of Illinois (UIUC)
- Early modern typography
- Virtuelles Kupferstichkabinett (Virtual Print Room)
Useful or fun lists
- Title list of the illuminated manuscripts
- Illuminated manuscripts by Shelfmark
- Manuscripts & Printed Books: Alphabet of initials
- List of miniaturists
- List of illumination types
Emblem books
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