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In November Eddie and I had the opportunity to go see a Maverick's game for free. It was a great date night! We were reminded not only of how much we enjoy each other's company, but how much we both love sporting events. (Even when it's not our favorite sport.)
For Thanksgiving this year we stayed in Irving and had a wonderful time celebrating with friends. Our pity party for one turned into a rip-roaring good time. I was feeling so sad to not have any family to spend the holiday with and thinking we were just gonna wind up having Thanksgiving dinner by ourselves. Eddie came to the rescue and discovered another family that we're good friends with was also going to be in town without family. From there it blossomed into a "come one, come all" party and it was totally the way we want to do Thanksgiving from now on. We got to know a really cute new couple in the ward who had just moved in, we got to know an older gentleman and his wonderful wife, get re-acquainted with others and ultimately to walk away with an afternoon spent in wonderful company and delicious food.
You can see behind Eddie that we had set up a few kids tables to eat on and then do some fun activities. Allison S. brought stuff to make this really cute candy turkey and the kids "gobbled" them up. (couldn't resist!) I brought some fun coloring pages but mostly the kids just loved running around the building. They did however perform the cutest "Thanksgiving" play. I wish that I could get video from my video camera onto the computer and not just off my camera. But alas, you'll just have to take my word for it...It was AWESOME! I think my favorite part was when they brutally killed the turkey (Kyra) and then proceeded to eat her.
We had so much food! We had to add a second table to just hold it all. It was soooooo good! Thank you to everyone for making it such a wonderful family holiday!
That next day, Friday, otherwise known as Black Friday, was spent in shopping and decorating the house with Christmas decorations. We had so much fun setting up our tree and the kids got to do 80% of the decorating. (Only a few minor adjustments, but for the most part, they did it!)
Maggie really enjoyed the traditional "Thanksgiving Leftover Day" and ate rolls like there was no tomorrow. We did however manage to capture Maggie's first, true walking. We had captured her first steps, but this was really walking.
Just watch this movie on mute okay? If you don't know how to mute it, just please ignore that crazy, high-pitched mom voice you hear...I promise it isn't me. :)
It seemed like after Thanksgiving, Christmas was around the corner and there really wasn't much down time. We had the wonderful opportunity to go down to San Antonio to see the Davidson's and meet new baby Ella and to be with "family" for the holiday. It was an amazing trip! (Minus the puking...more on that later)
We drove down on a Thursday and got up Friday to walk the Riverwalk.
Maggie enjoyed cruising on Dad's shoulders. Why did I lug the stroller around again?
We passed by the "Ripley's Believe it or not" and most of the kids loved all the statues and other creatures.
Andrew did not. This was about as close as he would get to the dinosaur. It looks like he's squealing with delight, but he's not. He's just squealing.
My sweet, sweet baby girl.
Andrea, Nate and Lacey enjoyed the day together. Drew was somewhere near by and we got a really cute picture of them all together but I think it must be on Jeanette's camera.
Our next stop was...
We managed to get a family photo in front of the "closed for the Holidays" Alamo...maybe on our next trip. We did however get to listen to a very animated telling of the events from an off-duty tour guide.
As we walked back to our cars, we noticed some rain clouds were beginning to look more and more scary. We got to our parking garage and "CRACK"!!! The heavens opened and the rain descended and the flood waters came. It was remarkable....HAD I NOT BEEN THE ONE DRIVING! Let's just suffice it to say that I've been traumatized for life from my return trip home from cali in a rainstorm. I think at one point we were going less than 25 mph on the freeway back to the Davidson's house. It started to get a little lighter and lighter the closer we got to home and as we pulled in to the driveway, the rains ceased and we were able to get all sleeping babies into the house and down for naps. It was amazing! If only the rest of the trip could have been that fate-filled! Unfortunately, it didn't pan out that way. Poor Hyrum was sick on the way down and Andrea fell victim to it next. That night Andrea got sick, really sick and then poor Maggie woke up puking. And after that it was kind of a free-for-all of puke-age. It got Mark next and then Caleb and then myself and then Jeanette I think. Anyways, it was not a pretty sight. But even with all that ickyness, we had a GREAT time. We laughed, we played games, we ate really good food, we re-newed deep friendships and we came away feeling like it was a wonderful Christmas.
Nate on Christmas morning...Love the new Christmas PJ'S! (I think we have a picture of all the kids in their new pj's, but again, I think it's on Jeanette's camera.)
Drew re-enacting Maggie's Christmas morning.
This is how Maggie spent the entire day...practically catatonic on either Eddie or my chest. Poor baby! It was really, really, really hard to see her whole body convulse trying to get what was in her body, out of it. But thankfully it was a fast bug and was over soon.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Thank you so much to Joe and Sally and Dawn for letting us crash your family Christmas and for making us feel so welcome despite washing 8 loads of pukey blankets and towels in your washer. We owe you big!
Saturday, January 22, 2011
November & December Events
In November Eddie and I had the opportunity to go see a Maverick's game for free. It was a great date night! We were reminded not only of how much we enjoy each other's company, but how much we both love sporting events. (Even when it's not our favorite sport.)
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Friday, January 21, 2011
October Events part III
Nathan had his 5th birthday in October too. It kind of got thrown together last minute (a trend in my life) but we had some friends come to the local Chuck-E-Cheese's and help celebrate Nate's special day. He was so excited to finally be 5 and he had a great time with his friends. They got to decorate their own goodie bags and play lots of fun arcade games and eat delicious ghost cupcakes (my first time playing around with fondant...they turned out really cute but I totally forgot to take pictures...also a trend in my life) and a ghost cake with glowing/fire eyes. It was a blast!
Some things about Nate at 5:
He weighs exactly the same as he has for the last 15 months but has grown taller. I've already had to replace his school pants twice.
He still loves to read and color and sort things.
He lights up when we pick him up from school and Drew is in the back seat.
He greets us every morning with a hug and a kiss. He's usually the last one awake too. (Drew is first and then Maggie and then Nate)
He says the most awesome prayers and always look at you like, "Wasn't that a good one?"
He is so in love with his baby sister and get her to smile and laugh almost as much as Eddie can.
He still doesn't eat a variety of food but has added celery and ham to his diet. Baby steps, baby steps. ;)
Nathan is so wonderful and we are lucky to have him in our family. Heavenly Father knew what He was doing sending Nate as our firstborn. We sure need this little man-child in our life.
The last event of October was an amazing Halloween party we attended. It was so much fun and we had to post just 2 more videos of the night. We already posted the one of our "grand entrance" but these were worth not leaving out. (Just ignore my hyena laugh and occasional squeel)
Eddie was the first in his group to get his donut all the way off...
and so we did a match-up between Eddie and Matt...It was pretty entertaining to say the least.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
October Events part II
So also in October we celebrated my 29th birthday. I had been sick all week with some kind of sinus infection/cold type thing and was feeling pretty icky. Eddie was so sweet and really wanted it to feel like a birthday party so he invited over some good friends to help celebrate. It really was a wonderful day.
We also were able to go with our Church play group to the Pumpkin Patch. It's the same pumpkin patch we've gone to every year we've been here in Texas. We love it! Just looking at the pictures and video, Nate informed me that he can't wait to go there again. They always have such a wonderful time.
The orange crew. ;)
Nate and Drew sitting still for the only time that day.
It's hard to tell in this picture, but Drew is running away as I snap this photo.
We have a picture of Drew about this same age in the exact same pumpkin. I'll have to go find it and do a comparison.
The boys all time favorite thing to do there is definitely the bounce house slide and trampoline.
It's not very good video, but here is the crew we went with.
Devereaux, Haws, Harrison, Cavaness, Murphey, Craig, Stratton, Ririe, Trayner, Riding, and Cowan. What an awesome group!
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October Events
I probably should split up the October events into a few different posts. So here is two of the six.
The first event in October that we had was Maggie's 1st birthday! It was really very exciting to see our baby turn one. I can't believe how fast the time flew by. We, as in the ENTIRE family, are constantly telling Maggie how much we love her. You'll also hear things like, "Why are you so beautiful?" and "Hi Princess" and "Yeah for Maggie!". The boys are enamored of her and just want to see her laugh and smile and no doubt about it that Eddie and I are completely whipped. She's a great sleeper, a great eater, and very easy going. She loves to cuddle and doesn't cry too much, but definitely has an opinion of how she thinks things should go and will let you know if they don't. It's kind of embarrassing to admit, but she LOVES to watch movies. She absolutely loves anything soft and will squeeze it and put it in her face as she squeels with delight.
We kept her birthday pretty low key and had cake and presents that night as a family.
Maggie with Dad opening her presents.
Singing Happy Birthday to Maggie.
Getting her first bite of cake.
Are you ready for this?
She was definitely NOT shy about digging in.
The second big event in October was when we got to go the Great Wolf Lodge for free. We had gotten a 3 day/2 night stay for sitting through a really boring timeshare presentation. (Would do it again in a heartbeat!)
Here we are in the front lobby.
And these next ones are of the kids playing in the water park:
Drew going down the slide. The boys really split their time in half between the slide and the wave pool. They were at the slide until they heard the wolf call and then would run over to the wave pool.
Lovin' the wave pool! I wish I had gotten video of Nate without the innertube. He was in the waves up over his head and loving every second of it. Eddie taught the boys to body surf and they got pretty good at it.
The water park was such fun but the kids loved going in to the hotel room just as much. We let them watch Disney (we don't have cable at home) and we brought in all our own food so we would have picnics on our bed. The boys shared a bed and we had a seperate living area where we put Maggie in her pack-n-play. It was perfect!
We can't wait to do this again as a family...Our goal is to get there one more time before we leave Texas. (Which gives us 4 years to save up...and we'll need that time for sure!)
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
First day of school pics:
Nate is 4 almost 5. He goes to Kinkead Early Childhood Education School. It's a Pre-K class that is Monday-Friday from 11:30 until 3:00. His teacher is Mrs. Dunn and she's amazing. Nathan loves her so much! Nate is also lucky because he has 3 other teacher/aides that are in his class and they're equally wonderful. Miss Rachel, Miss Eden, and Miss Andie.
Drew got to go to a pre-school camp at our local rec center for a few months. It was great while it lasted and Drew loved getting to ride big wheels in the gym.
What generally takes place after school:
Yeah for being silly!
And what post would be complete without a picture of our baby Mags!
I think it is also of import to note that Maggie really started to interact in this month as well. She really loved to mimic and she learned to clap really well this month too.
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August Pictures
On August 3rd we celebrated Drew's 3rd birthday. We are so grateful to have this little boy in our lives. He is the family peacemaker. He LOVES his siblings and will do all that he can to make them happy. He is still a daddy's boy and lights up like the 4th of July when Eddie comes home from work. I'm so grateful that Drew and I also have a good relationship. We are buds. I'm so grateful for all the hugs and kisses I get from Drew each day. He loves trains and cars and balls...but that has been his life's theme since his first birthday. He loves running and jumping and karate chopping and being all boy.
For his birthday dinner he asked for yellow pancakes with sprinkles.
Birthday boy...man what a handsome devil!
Maggie enjoying her pancake.
And Nate with his.
Drew opening and enjoying his birthday presents.
These next pictures were taken just hanging around the house waiting for summer to come to a close and for the school year to begin. Can you believe how brown skinned and light haired my kids get during the summer?
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EUROSTAT October 2017 compared with September 2017 – Volume of retail trade down by 1.1% in euro area – Down by 0.5% in EU28
In October 2017 compared with September 2017, the seasonally adjusted volume of retail trade decreased by 1.1% in the euro area (EA19) and by 0.5% in the EU28, according to estimates from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union. In September, the retail trade volume rose by 0.8% in the euro area and by 0.2% in the EU28. More information here
VAT: Commission welcomes agreement on simpler and more efficient rules for businesses that sell goods online
The Commission welcomes today's agreement on a series of measures to improve how VAT works for online companies in the EU. The new system will make it easier for consumers and businesses, in particular start-ups and SMEs, to buy and sell goods cross-border online. It will also help Member States to recoup the current estimated €5 billion of VAT lost on online sales every year. The agreement was reached by the Economic and Finance Ministers of EU Member States during their meeting in Brussels, only a year after the Commission made its ambitious proposals. Following the agreement, Andrus Ansip, Vice-President for the Digital Single Market,said: "This is a new step to boost e-commerce in Europe, a few days after reaching an agreement to end unjustified geo-blocking for consumers shopping online. Companies selling abroad online will deal with VAT in the same way as they do for sales in their own countries. This will also make public services more efficient and increase cooperation across borders." Following the agreement, Pierre Moscovici, Commissioner for Economic and Financial Affairs, Taxation and Customs, said: "Brick by brick and piece by piece, a new VAT system is being built that is fit for purpose and within which internet companies operating across borders can thrive. At the same time, we are making sure that non-EU businesses do not get preferential treatment when selling to EU consumers – both directly and through online marketplaces. Today's agreement also bodes well for the more fundamental VAT reform in the EU that is so urgently needed." For more information please consult the press release and MEMO.


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and directed my whole fire upon their condensed masses. The slaughter was terrible, and the officers could be seen by the said of the glass endeavoring to keep their men in that position, but two percussion shells from my rifled pieces bursting in the midst of what appeared to be a regiment by division closed in mass they scattered, and rushing upon a fence, crushed it flat to the ground. Other masses, posted near the stream and about the houses, suffered greatly from both our solid shot and spherical-case. At one time a regiment of cavalry appeared to or right, and my battery being 200 yards in advance of the forces forming our right wing, I got them under an enfilading fire, scattering horses and riders in every direction. Our forces had been retiring for some time, when I received orders from General Salomon in person to place my battery in position near where the road entered the woods and cover the retreat. I had scarcely got into battery when the enemy, discovering we were retreating, instantly marched out to the ground we had recently occupied and forme din line of battle. They dressed up their lines, over a mile long, but refused to advance or even to come within range of my guns. The sun was now down, but the moon was giving a brilliant light, so that the rebel line was perfectly distinct, when I limbered to the rear and retired into the woods. Our march back was not interrupted, and we arrived in camp near Sarcoxie at 12 midnight.
The following are the casualties in the battery during the battle: Two wounded. I also lost 1 horse and had 1 horse and 1 wheel disabled.
I desire to call the attention of the general commanding to the operation of the 3-inch rifled guns. During the entire engagement they delivered their fire with an accuracy and certainty not excelled by any pieces upon the field.
The gallant conduct of Lieutenant Hubbard, chief o the right section; Lieutenant Hadley, chief of the left section; Sergeant Strohm, chief o the center section, and Sergeant Doolittle, chief of the line of caissons, is worthy of all praise. The coolness of the sergeants and corporals and the conduct of the entire battery upon this occasion is worthy of honorable mention. My battery fired 397 rounds during the entire engagement, and, being more exposed than any other battery, drew almost the entire fire of the rebel batteries, their shell and solid shot striking all over and under us, with only the casualties mentioned above.
I have the honor to be, captain, your obedient servant,
Captain, Commanding Stockton's Light Battery.
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Moon phase on 29 August 2034 Tuesday is Full Moon, 14 days old Moon is in Pisces.Share this page: twitter facebook linkedin
Full Moon is the lunar phase on . Seen from Earth, illuminated fraction of the Moon surface is 100%. The 14 days old Moon is in ♓ Pisces.
* The exact date and time of this Full Moon phase is on 29 August 2034 at 16:49 UTC.
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Moon rises at sunset and sets at sunrise. It is visible all night and it is high in the sky around midnight.
Moon is passing first ∠4° of ♓ Pisces tropical zodiac sector.
Lunar disc appears visually 0.6% narrower than solar disc. Moon and Sun apparent angular diameters are ∠1889" and ∠1900".
The Full Moon this days is the Sturgeon of August 2034.
There is high Full Moon ocean tide on this date. Combined Sun and Moon gravitational tidal force working on Earth is strong, because of the Sun-Earth-Moon syzygy alignment.
The Moon is 14 days old. Earth's natural satellite is moving through the middle part of current synodic month. This is lunation 428 of Meeus index or 1381 from Brown series.
Length of current 428 lunation is 29 days, 12 hours and 21 minutes. It is 2 hours and 58 minutes shorter than next lunation 429 length.
Length of current synodic month is 23 minutes shorter than the mean length of synodic month, but it is still 5 hours and 46 minutes longer, compared to 21st century shortest.
This New Moon true anomaly is ∠73.9°. At beginning of next synodic month true anomaly will be ∠108.6°. The length of upcoming synodic months will keep increasing since the true anomaly gets closer to the value of New Moon at point of apogee (∠180°).
7 days after point of apogee on 21 August 2034 at 12:02 in ♏ Scorpio. The lunar orbit is getting closer, while the Moon is moving inward the Earth. It will keep this direction for the next 4 days, until it get to the point of next perigee on 2 September 2034 at 15:31 in ♈ Aries.
Moon is 379 490 km (235 804 mi) away from Earth on this date. Moon moves closer next 4 days until perigee, when Earth-Moon distance will reach 367 629 km (228 434 mi).
12 days after its ascending node on 16 August 2034 at 16:01 in ♍ Virgo, the Moon is following the northern part of its orbit for the next day, until it will cross the ecliptic from North to South in descending node on 30 August 2034 at 22:58 in ♓ Pisces.
12 days after beginning of current draconic month in ♍ Virgo, the Moon is moving from the beginning to the first part of it.
4 days after previous South standstill on 24 August 2034 at 17:42 in ♐ Sagittarius, when Moon has reached southern declination of ∠-18.219°. Next 8 days the lunar orbit moves northward to face North declination of ∠18.184° in the next northern standstill on 6 September 2034 at 19:37 in ♊ Gemini.
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Hurricane Harvey might have largely disappeared from the headlines, but the effects of it are still being felt down in Houston, Texas and other areas. To help with the relief efforts, the Lone Survivor Foundation is raffling off a customized 9mm M&P M2.0 Compact "Dream Gun" developed by Brownells in conjunction with Smith & Wesson.
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The proceeds from the Dream Gun—valued at $850 retail—will benefit the Lone Survivor Foundation Disaster Relief Fund and be used to help military veterans adversely affected by the hurricane, which made landfall on August 25, killing dozens and causing nearly $200 billion in damage.
"We are grateful for this chance to partner with Smith & Wesson to help support our veterans," Brownells CEO Pete Brownell said in a press release. "Somebody is going to win a very sharp-looking, custom M&P M2.0 Compact."
There's no doubt that this Dream Gun is an eye-catcher. Emblazoned with the iconic colors of the Texas state flag, the gun sports a custom Cerakote finish courtesy of Battle Arms Development. Smith & Wesson released the M&P M2.0 Compact in September 2017. It's essentially a compact, carry-friendly version of the full-size M2.0 pistol.
The Lone Survivor Foundation is an organization that helps wounded service members and their families through health, wellness and therapeutic support. To that end, LSF hosts retreats for service members with post traumatic stress, mild traumatic brain injury, chronic pain and military sexual trauma.
The raffle began on Veterans Day and runs through Dec. 11, with the winning ticket being drawn at 12:05 p.m. Tickets are $20 each. As of this writing, the campaign has raised $660 of the $10,000 goal.
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End of Year Contest: New Food Items
Courtesy of our Illustrious Coder, Kelemvor: a new set of foods
will be added to the 'create food' spell, which will allow for
foods that encourage more roleplay.
We are actively seeking suggestions for new foods.
Our goal is to allow a wide enough variety of foods to
support all kinds of roleplay. Foods that cover some of
these categories would be great!
* vegetarians, carnivores
* magical, non-magical and vaguely magical
* Final Fantasy- and Forgotten Realms-themed
* pastries, cookies, breads
* candies, candied foods, nuts, berries
* vegetables, raw and cooked
* meat dishes, raw and cooked (fish, poultry, red meats)
* soups, chowders
* foods suitable for villains or heroes
Some or all of the older foods will be retired in favor of
foods that are more encouraging to roleplay. New ideas for
foods are being accepted into the New Year. If your idea is
accepted you will receive an AP reward to be determined by the
staff. To enter a suggestion, post an idea in the following
keywords: nutrient slurry cannister
short: a nutrient slurry cannister
long: a nutrient slurry cannister is here.
lore: Designed specifically for podrikevs and other magical
constructs this highly processed sludge contains whatever
nutrients are necessary for the maintenance of their exotic
digestive systems.
Some other possibilities:
* Elminster's Spruce Sap Gum
* rainbow-colored kupo nuts
* roasted chocobo drumstick
* bowl of steamed rice
There is no guarantee that a suggestion will be taken. The
suggested foods should be foods that are somewhat portable in
nature. High-end food items are something we might do in the
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She goes by the name Sa'a because — even three years after jumping from a moving truck to escape the Boko Haram terrorists that had kidnapped her and 275 other mostly Christian schoolgirls in Chibok, Nigeria — she fears for her safety and that of the rest of her family.
"My message to everyone is that it's been three years now," Sa'a told Breitbart News three years to the day of her abduction.
"Not three days, or three months, but three years," Sa'a, who now lives in the United States, said at an event at the Newseum's Religious Freedom Center in Washington D.C. to mark the anniversary of the event. "Every individual that has power to do something that would bring those girls back should just do something."
Since that fateful day, 57 girls, including Sa'a, escaped from the radical Islamic terrorists. Last October, the Nigerian government worked out a deal with Boko Haram to return 21 more of the girls, many of whom has been raped, some returning with children in tow.
That leaves 195 girls who are still missing.
"It is fitting that this happened on Good Friday," said Emmanuel Ogebe, a Nigerian human rights attorney based in Washington D.C. who has sponsored 15 young women survivors from Nigeria, including Sa'a, to come and study in the United States.
"When Jesus died the sun hid its face in shame because of what happened," Ogebe said. "Now the world should hide its face in shame because it has forgotten the 195 girls that are still missing."
Ogebe, who has traveled to Nigeria on many occasions to help survivors and to lobby the Nigerian government to do more to secure the release of the remaining victims, said he knows that some of the girls have died. One girl, he said, was stoned to death when she refused to convert to Islam.
"This is way beyond just hashtags," Ogebe said of the social media #bringbackourgirls movement that happened after one of the largest mass abductions in modern history.
"There are practical things that can be done," Ogebe said, adding that keeping the story in the public consciousness is one of those things.
And, Ogebe said, Boko Haram continues to abduct Nigerian girls and uses them for the "unspeakable practice" of suicide bombing.
This week, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) confirmed that fact.
"UNICEF emphasized Wednesday that beyond the high-profile Chibok abductions, the practice of kidnapping children and forcing them to associate with the armed group has been prevalent," the Associated Press reported.
"Young girls are spotted in the markets, and nighttime raids drag them from their beds," UNICEF reported. "In some cases, parents are killed in front of the girls during the process."
"This is typically followed by an extended journey to a Boko Haram base in the forest where the girls are forced into early marriage and sexual slavery," UNICEF reported.
Ogebe said that the Nigerian government is not transparent about its dealings with Boko Haram or about the girls who were released in October. All remain in the custody of the government and have not been reunited with their families.
"We don't think the Nigerian government is doing anything much about rescuing the girls," Seshugh Akume of the Bring Back Our Girls organization, told USA Today on Thursday. "We are disappointed."
"The general attitude is they wish everybody to keep quiet about it and move on because they get angry whenever the missing Chibok girls are mentioned," Akume said.
But Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari marked the anniversary by calling it one of the worst crimes committed against his country.
"I wish to reassure the parents of the Chibok girls, all well-meaning Nigerians, organizations and the international community, that as a government, we are unrelenting on the issue of the safe return of our children," said Buhari, who campaigned for office by promising to recover the victims.
"If I stop telling my story people will forget my classmates," Sa'a said.


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Address: Department of City and Regional Planning
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Phone: + 90 312 210 22 04
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B.Sc., CP, Middle East Technical University
M.Sc., CP, Middle East Technical University
Ph.D., London School of Economics
Taught Courses:
CRP471 Principles of Housing
CRP401 Planning Studio VII
CRP402 Planning Studio VIII
CP537 Urban Property Development and Planning
CP530 Topics in Planning Economics
Research interests: Housing Economics and Policy, Urban Transport, Urban Development and Planning Issues
Selected Publications:
"The Evaluation of Different Processes of Spatial Development from a Resilience Perspective in Istanbul", written by Ayda Eraydın, Ali Türel, Deniz Altay Kaya; in Resilience Thinking in Urban Planning, Eds. Ayda Eraydın, Tuna Taşan-Kok, Springer, 2013.
"Evaluating the Functional Utility Characteristics of Office Buildings: A Case Study of the Office Market in Ankara, Turkey" written by Eda Ustaoglu, Ali Türel, Alper Güzel, , Journal of Real Estate Literature, Vol 21, No. 1, pp. 79-103, 2013.
"Türkiye'de Serbest Piyasa Koşullarında Konut Üretimi" (Housing Production in Turkey Under Free (Less Regulated) Market Conditions) (2011); Paper Submitted at the Panel of Keynote Addresses of the Second National Housing Congress in Turkey, Istanbul, Published in the Conference Book, by the Housing Development Administration.
"Foreign Capital and Istanbul: Foreign Capital Firms in Istanbul and Their Opinions About this City" (with A. Eraydın, E. Babalık Sutcliffe and B. Gedikli), in Gecekondu, Dönüşüm, Kent, (Squatter Housing, Transformations and the City), Faculty of Architecture of the Middle East Technical University Publications, Ankara, Turkey, 2008.
"The Relationship between the Variation of Housing Output and Land Supply in Turkish Provinces (with H. Koç), in Gecekondu, Dönüşüm, Kent, (Squatter Housing, Transformations and the City), Faculty of Architecture of the Middle East Technical University Publications, Ankara, Turkey, 2008.
"Turkey's Housing Cooperative Sector", Habitat Debate, Vol: 9, No: 1, Publisher: UN-HABITAT, April 2003.
"The Contribution of Housing Cooperatives to Housing Provision in Turkey", Report of Colloquium on Contribution of the Cooperative Sector to Housing Development, Ed. by. Ali Turel, Inge Jensen and Selman Erguden, Published by UN-HABITAT, UNECE, ICA, HDA, TURKKONUT; Nairobi, Geneva and Ankara, 2002.
"Housing Provision in Istanbul: Dominance of Unauthorised Housebuilding", Conference Proceedings in CD, Housing Cultures - Convergence and Diversity, ENHR 2002 Vienna Conference, 1-5 June 2002, University of Vienna, Austria.
"The State of World Cities - 2001", (One of the writers, editors and technical analysts), United Nations Centre for Human Settlements (Habitat) Publications, 2001, Nairobi, Kenya.
"Housing Finance in Turkey During the Last Decade', in European Housing Finance: Single Market or Mosaic? Editors: Will Bartlett, Glen Bramley, University of Bristol. School for Advanced Urban Studies publications.1994
"Turkey: Coping with High Transit Demands through Entrepreneurship", (with Mentes, G.and Gunal, T.), in A Billion Trips A Day: Tradition and Transition in European Travel Patterns. Editors: I. Salomon, P. Bovy and J.P Orfeuil; Kluwer, 1993.
"Housing Producers in Turkey'" (in Turkish); "Owner-occupied Housing in Turkey" (in Turkish), in Konut Üreticileri. Mulk Konut. Kiralık Konut; Published by Housing Development Administration, Housing Research Series: 14, 1996, Ankara.
"A Study of the Provision and Use of the Low-Cost Formal Housing in Istanbul", in Development of Istanbul Metropolitan Area and Low-Cost Housing~ written by Tekeli, I., Senyapılı, T., Türel, A., Güvenc., M. and Acar, E., Published by Turkish Social Science Association, Municipality of Greater Istanbul, IULA-EMME, Istanbul, 1992. - "Developments of Housing Production in 1980's in Turkey (In Turkish), Journal of Faculty of Architecture METU. Vol. 9, No. 2, pp. 137-154,
"Spatial Differentiation of Housing Prices in Ankara" (In Turkish) Journal of the Faculty of Architecture. Middle East Technical University, Vol.7, No: 1 pp.97-109; Spring 1981.


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- Excavation and removal – The Japanese Knotweed is excavated from site, ensuring that the area/s are dug down deep enough to fully remove the roots. It is then safely removed from site to a licenced waste site. This method is quite costly, however it often used when building work is being completed on site and fast and effective removal is required.
- Permanent Burial – This method is also commonly used when there are time constraints, however the dumping costs are not involved. The Japanese Knotweed infested area is excavated with the soil being sifted removing the main stands. The excavated area is then lined with a root barrier membrane and the contaminated soil is then placed in this root barrier, ensuing it is fully encapsulated.
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Preparing for a career as a Woodstock Physical Therapist
Before beginning the journey into the rewarding world of physical therapy, we need to take some necessary considerations. On the road to acquiring a job as a physical therapist you will most likely encounter some difficult obstacles. The challenge may be what helps keep the path intriguing and fun. We prepared this article to give you some insight into the actions needed to become a physical therapist.
Steps to become a physical therapist in Woodstock GA
1. Gain Knowledge About This Vocation
People who have lost fundamental functions of their body may seek a physical therapist to aid them to recover the lost systems. This can be due to injury or disability. There are numerous tasks and difficulties that a physical therapist may face. It is necessary to take these into consideration.
Parkinson's Disease, head and spinal chord injuries, these are only a couple of the extreme medical conditions you might encounter as a physical therapist. Afflictions like this are very tricky and demand specialized treatment plans. The techniques you will need to manage these individuals long-term will be mastered in an academy setting and on the job.
2. Acquire College Admission Information
Although it is possible to become a physical therapy assistant and advance from this position using a Bachelor's degree, it is advised that a person receive a postgraduate degree in a medical field. As a result of the nature and intricacy of the work, a solid educational foundation will be necessary to your success. This is more important when you are coming into the field of neurology.
Be sure to acquire admission info from Woodstock GA schools early in the process!
3. Gain Work Experience
Field experience can't be emphasized enough as an important detail to acquiring a career in the physical therapy business. Throughout your undergraduate study, you ought to be looking into volunteering at rehab centers. This will help you in the direction of a post graduate residency. You are even better off if the office concentrates on neurological rehabilitation, which should help you to achieve even greater practical experience. Hours gained through this form of volunteer work will be attributed to your post graduate residency.
4. Identify A Coach
Once entering into physical therapy graduate school it is strongly recommended that a person locate a mentor in the neurological department. Expertise and guidance on the profession and on the physical therapy occupation are just a few advantages that your coach can supply you.
5. Obtain Your Physical Therapy Georgia Certification
Among the final actions to become a physical therapist is to achieve state certification. Before having the opportunity to practice, you will be obligated to perform licencing exams. These are delivered via your state's physical therapy association. One state license is in fact not even sufficient. You will be required to become licensed in a minimum of two states before you can practice. Don't be dissuaded by the challenge. The fulfillment of a gratifying career is well worth it.


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Ooredoo Brings Personalised Services to Myanmar and Maldives, Enriching People's Digital Lives and Digitally Transforming Local Economies
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Ooredoo, one of the world's leading ICT providers, is bringing the immense benefits of digital technology to millions of previously unconnected people in Myanmar and Maldives through its cutting-edge Supernet, innovative apps, and partnerships with public and private organisations, in line with the GSMA's commitment to deliver digital inclusion for all.
In Myanmar, a country of more than 53 million people, Ooredoo is revolutionising 800,000 customers' worlds through its My Ooredoo app. The one-stop mobile app offers everything from live streaming platforms, to account information, purchase packs, value added services, rewards programmes, and world class content.
As 65% of Myanmar's population is rural, Ooredoo Myanmar has launched the "rural IVR" service, especially designed to provide farmers and the rural population with a digital solution that can help them on a daily basis. With this service, farmers can call a number (456) for free to get all the information that are relevant to their work, like the weather forecast, daily crop prices, and others. And to keep them engaged and entertained, the farmers can listen to music and daily astrology news as an add-on via IVR. The service is currently seeing huge pick up, with more that 1.4 million customers already using it.
Ooredoo is creating a sustainable partner model with women entrepreneurs and rural digital experts to help spread the benefits of digital inclusion throughout Myanmar. Ooredoo has rolled out 450 rural kiosks in remote villages nationwide, opening up a world of digital experiences while also boosting employment and entrepreneurship at the local level.
Ooredoo Maldives is spreading digital inclusion and the Digital Economy in a country with a population of 436,000 people spread across almost 200 tropical islands. Ooredoo Maldives has launched Evee ("Snap of a Finger" in Maldivian), Ooredoo's digital care assistant, which uses AI and deep learning to personalise the multiple digital channels that customers use.
Evee also provides ease of access to Ooredoo's customer service through Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter and more. Evee answers queries based on its training, and keeps learning, building its intelligence as it responds to customers' calls.
Ooredoo Maldives is also using digital technology to benefit business and e-commerce. Ooredoo launched Moolee ("Make a connection and strong growth" in Maldivian), an innovative e-commerce market, which integrates into Ooredoo's mobile app with loyalty programmes, paying for goods and services, and ordering deliveries.
Sheikh Saud Bin Nasser Al Thani, Group Chief Executive Office, Ooredoo said: "Ooredoo Group is committed to spreading the benefits of mobile technology through an holistic approach to digital inclusion, which helps to enrich people's lives and boost local economies, to create jobs, and to drive the digital economy. In Myanmar and the Maldives, we are bringing the latest technology together with intelligent partnerships and innovative applications to improve the lives of millions of people."
Visit the Ooredoo pavilion in Hall 2H60 at MWC19 at Fira Gran Via, Fira Montjuïc and La Farga L'Hospitalet, Barcelona.
For more details about the services, please visit the Ooredoo website at www.ooredoo.com.
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Since I love to make special personalized Christmas gifts, I thought all you dog lovers would love my DIY pet ornament project. It is very inexpensive, you can use your favorite photos, and this project takes no time at all. It took me about 3-4 minutes to make each personalized ornament. I also did a couple of memory ornaments for my two dogs Lexi and Bailey who passed away last year. These star ornaments are less then a dollar each at Michaels. They also have different shapes in the Christmas ornament section of Michael's or you can Google "plastic star ornaments". You can also find a 12 pack on Etsy for around $8 here.
You can also get Juval Star Shaped Fillable Christmas star ornaments – pack of 20 on Amazon for $12.99. You can put the photo on the inside and also fill with other things like fake snow or glitter.
If you want more of an urban farm house vibe, consider using the Tin Standard Stars here (you will need to hot glue a ribbon on the top of them to hang but you can glue a photo to the middle of the star and use the Diamond Glaze to seal it.
Above: This year I put together a memory Angle wing display for Christmas with all the dogs we have lost over the past 20 years. I love this display!
This project literally takes about 3-4 minutes per ornament. What you will need:
- Clear plastic Star ornaments from Michaels. These run $1.99 each but are currently 60% off (I paid .79 cents each) and be sure to check their website for additional coupons and sales (or you can Google "clear plastic star ornaments" for other suppliers). Etsy has 12 clear stars for $8 here.
- White ornament ribbons (optional) – I did not like the ribbons on the star ornaments so I replaced them with white ribbon ornaments (less than $2 at Walmart)
- 1 small bottle of Diamond Glaze
- 1 roll of ribbon – I used some ribbon I had laying around but you could also do a lace ribbon just make sure it is wide enough to cover your image
- A paint brush, scissors and a wet rag
To get started:
Find the images you want to use for each ornament. I put borders around each of my images so I had an easy guide to cut each photo. Export the photos you want to use into a file or on your desktop so you can find them all together in one file. Import them into a Word file and then make them small enough to fit on the back of the ornament. I held the ornament up to my computer screen to make sure the images where small enough to fit on the back of the ornament.
Select your images and add borders to them. Once you get all your images on your Word Doc. go ahead and print them out.
Cut your images out and have them ready to glaze on the back of the star ornament.
Flip the burlap ribbon over to the wrong side (so the lace is face down) and trace your image. Be very careful not to get ink on your image (turn you image over when you are tracing it so if you make a mistake with the pen you won't be able to see your mistake).
Once your ribbon is cut be sure to hold it up to your image to make sure the ribbon doesn't show behind your image once it is placed on top of your image. Trim very carefully if needed.
Add a very small dot of Diamond Glaze to your star ornament.
Take your paint brush and spread the glaze out in a circle.
Put your image on top of the glaze right away.
Be sure to press hard and get all the air bubbles out of your image by starting to press down in the middle and press all the air bubbles out to the edge of the photo and out the side. Use the palm of your hand to press down hard on the entire image once you think all the air bubbles are out from under your image.
Next, put a dot of glaze on your photo and press the ribbon (good side up) on top of the back of the image and press down hard.
Be sure to have a damp wash cloth handy with warm water on it to wipe and dry all the glaze residue off the back and front of your new ornament before it dries. If you wait to long you may have to use a blade in which case you will have to scrap the dried glaze off very carefully so you do not scratch the surface of your ornament – It is best to clean the glaze off before it dries in between each step.
After you have wiped the ornament down be sure to trim any loose strings on the edge of the photo/ribbon
You can also make beautiful ornaments with cute children's photos like the one above I made for my sister.
These ornaments are sentimental and make wonderful personalized Holiday gifts! You can easily mail them (because they look like glass but are plastic). A great way to put an extra bit of love into your gift wrapping is to incorporate one of these beautiful ornaments on the outside of your wrapped package.
How much fun would it be to make beautiful dog ornaments for your local shelter dogs to put on the outside of their kennels to help get the shelter dogs adopted?
I hope you have time to make these fun ornaments and feel the joy in giving them to friends and loved ones.
Merry Christmas! Love you all …mean it!
~ Christina Lee – Deaf Dogs Rock


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Aptage Learning in a Small MSProject Example
Several things to note:
- This is a trivial 2 task project. This is intentionally tiny to highlight the learning and insights provided by Aptage.
- MSProject itself predicts % complete, and we don't believe their calculation has any basis in reality.
Day 0: One Team, Two Tasks
This project is 2 tasks, each estimated at 5 days long, with a dependency that Second can start after First is finished. The dependency adds transitive risk (due to conjoint probabilities) and the initial confidence of completing both tasks at the end of 10 working days is 31%. It is assumed that a 5 days task may optimistically finish in 3 days, or may run long up to 8 days (this is our default "natural uncertainty"). If all goes well this project starts on April 1st and finishes by April 14th.
Project – One Team – Two Tasks.mpp
- Today is April 1st, 2020 and we are at Day 0 of the project.
- Simple project, two tasks (First and Second) with dependencies between them. 5 days long each.
- The 80% confident completion date is 2.41 weeks long.
Figure 1
Overall risk is 69%. This is higher than our natural uncertainty risk of 52% because of the dependency causing transitive risk on the critical path (due to conjoint probabilities).
Day 0: Two Teams, Two Tasks
The is the same project plan, but each task is assigned to a different team/resource. The implication of this is that good/bad news about one team doesn't have any affect on the other team/task (and Aptage doesn't learn from it).
Project – Two Teams – Two Tasks.mpp
The analysis on April 1st is the same for this project. At the start, we know exactly the same information for each team and task.
Figure 2
Day 7 – First Task Goes Long
The First task takes 7, not 5, days to complete. This is less than our worst case estimate of 8 days, but still not great news. There are now only 3 days remaining before the original deadline… and the Second task was originally estimated at 5 days.
Project – One Team – Two Tasks – First is Late.mpp
The confidence of an on-time finish are now negligible. In fact, the 80% confident completion time is now up to 3.24 weeks total project time. This project is forecast to finish between 2-4 week total execution time.
Figure 3
There are two sources of increased risk at this point in the project:
- Late start, we are trying to get a 5 day task done in 3 days.
- FirstTeam making slower progress (either estimated low or worked slower) than expected.
The higher risk due to the team getting work done slower than originally planned is visible in a velocity chart. For gantt or MSProject based plans we expect teams to be around 1.0 (that is do about 100% of what they expect to accomplish). The evidence shows the team is likely to be only at 60-80% original planned capacity.
Figure 5
Notice MSProject calculated 58% completed…
We Aptians don't think 58% reflects a realistic assessment of completion. Using the 80% confidence mark of 3.24 weeks, and the 7 days of project work days put in so far we could calculate this to be perhaps 43% (7 days or 1.4 weeks divided by 3.24 weeks likely).
Day 7 – First Task Goes Long, Two Teams
The First task takes 7 days. This has no meaning for the SecondTeam and the Second task…
Project – Two Teams – Two Tasks – First is Late.mpp
The confidence of an on-time finish are still negligible, but with two teams the 80% confident completion date are very different. At 2.67 weeks this project is very likely to finish before the single team project.
Figure 4
There is only a single source of risk, the late start for the Second task. The velocity of the FirstTeam is still slowed considerably, but the SecondTeam (of which we have no learning or evidence about) is still at the default near 1.0 and this project is forecast to finish between 2-3 weeks of total execution time.
Figure 6
Why does the Figure 3 have some green near 2 weeks and this project doesn't?
The answer is uncertainty. The wider the likelihood distribution the more uncertainty… but it goes both ways towards more late and towards more early.


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I've been a member of the TF2 community for about 4-5 years now. I haven't always used TF2C regularly but have been much more active in the past few months.
I am currently a member of the ETF2L anti cheat admin team and have been for over a year now. I also maintain and update the Nohatsmod for my own and public use. I've managed a couple of TF2 teams in the past and am currently playing in 2 comp teams. I consider myself pretty easy going and Id like to be a more active member of the TF2C community.
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From an inky matte dial to brushed jet steel, Nate gives the all-black trend new depth. Use it to dress up your favorite pair of denim and a crisp, white tee. This Nate watch also features a chronograph movement on a stainless steel bracelet.
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About Vengeance Rising: Vengeance Rising was the first Christian thrash metal band and achieved notable success in their early years. After their "Once Dead" tour flopped and serious financial problems began to arise, most of the bandmembers quit and went on to form Die Happy, except for Roger Martinez, who continued Vengeance with session musicians for two more releases. The details are quite hazy, but somewhere along the way Roger, discouraged by a number of possible issues, renounced his faith and turned to atheism.


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Its themes are far more hard hitting than a small pool of fake blood can be
There aren't many films that deal with topics as violent, invasive and brutal as You Were Never Really Here. The film is a huge amount to take in as it bombards all in sight with sheer force and vicious aggression. The thick themes and layers cover its deep meaning in a thick layer of blood red agony.
Joe (Joaquin Phoenix) is a hired killer and a man with a home life drastically different to that of his persona in the outside world. Taking care of his mother, he lives at home, haunted by constant thoughts of committing suicide. Put to work on a new mission, Joe discovers the haunting truth about a young girl's story, quickly becoming the only person she can rely on in a criminally unfair world.
You Were Never Really Here is far more important than the gore makes it seem. Its themes of responsibility, power, and guardianship hit far harder than any of the blood does, especially upon reflection of its deepest understanding. Similar to 2017's Raw, its images are often shocking and repulsive, but its themes are far more hard hitting than a small pool of fake blood can be.
Phoenix becomes as involved as he always does, giving off another impressively emotive performance, using Lynne Ramsay's direction to its potential. He's a powerful performer and guaranteed to command each of his vicious. For a film as intrusive and self questioning as You Were Never Really Here, he is the perfect front man.
Taking nothing for granted, Ramsay has produced a methodical yet harrowing thriller that competes with any self-thinking film of the last ten years. Its story line is often very hard to swallow, and in that distracts from its message somewhat, but the impact the film has would be nowhere near as great if it weren't quite so horribly violent.


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I am looking for a job in a bakery bc I plan on majoring in baking/pastry arts in college. The problem is, the bakeries where I live are "family only", meaning that they wont hire anyone but their family. So do you have any recommendations of where I could go besides a bakery to get baking/pastry/food experience? Thanks!


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Safety is very important to me especially car seat safety. I had an uncle fatally injured because he was not properly restrained when he was hit in an automobile accident. We have all seen way too much tragedies reported because of infants and toddlers not properly restrained. As a mom who has suffered the loss of a child, I cannot imagine the grief and heartache that would come from losing a child in a crash because they weren't restrained properly.
Talon my 3 year old hated his car seat and managed on multiple occasions to play Houdini and escape! He would say it was a "BAD CARSEAT" not anymore he loves his new Grow and Go By Safety 1st! He loves that is "comfy" It has material around even the buckles to avoid his inner thighs being burned by hot plastic. I loved that it was super easy to install and I know my child is being protected! "The Grow and Go will be the first and last car seat parents and caregivers will need, making it simple to keep your little one safe in the backseat. In addition, the seat features side impact protection, a no-rethread harness, buckle holders, two cup holders and an easily removable seat cover. The Grow and Go is exclusively available at Babies 'R' Us."
I love this seat for a lot of reasons, I really wish I had it when Talon was younger! I love that it converts and is three in one.
"The Safety 1st® Grow and Go™ 3-in-1 Convertible Car Seat, in the Boulevard style, is the car seat built to grow with your child. It features an adaptable design that transforms from a rear-facing car seat to a forward-facing car seat and finally to a belt-positioning booster seat. Grow with baby body pillows give a snug fit and remove easily as your child outgrows them. The Quick-Fit™ Harness System allows you to change both the headrest and harness height in one simple step for a proper fit. Integrated harness holders make getting your child in and out of the seat a breeze. No more fishing for the harness and clips from behind your child. For all ages, the car seat pad makes cleanup simple. Machine washable and dryer safe, it is also designed to come off the seat easily, with no need to remove the harness."
Product Highlights
- Use as a rear-facing car seat for babies from five to 40 lbs.
- Forward-facing car seat is great for little ones from 22 to 65 lbs.
- Convert to a booster seat to accommodate children from 40 to 100 lbs.
- QuickFit™ Harness System lets you adjust the height from the front in one simple step
- Three-position recline can be adjusted with just one hand
- Harness holders make it easy to get your child in and out of the seat
- Removable pillows allow the seat to grow with your child
- Rear-facing installation provides up to seven more inches for the front seat
- IIHS Best Bet rating
You can find more information and purchase this car seat exclusively at Babies R Us.
Thank you Safety 1st for providing us the following Summer Safety tips all parents and child care givers need to be reminded of.
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According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 75% of car seats on the road are installed incorrectly. Here are some easy tips to think about before hitting the road.
- The safest place to install a car seat is typically in the center of the rear seat.
- The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) advises parents to keep their toddlers in rear-facing car seats until age 2. It also advises that most children will need to ride in a belt-positioning booster seat until they have reached 4 feet 9 inches tall and are between 8 and 12 years of age.
- Check in with a local Child Passenger SafetyTechnician to ensure your child's seat is installed correctly. You can visit a local police station, fire station, AAA office or Safe Kids Chapter for guidance.
Where is Baby?
- It may seem like common sense but never, leave a child alone in the car. Hyperthermia is a severe form of heat stroke and last year 30 children diedafter being left or trapped in a hot vehicle. You can learn more about this issue and easy tips to prevent it here.
Safeguard the Car
- Just as important as safe guarding your home, don't forget about the car. Especially on long road trips. It's important to eliminate projectiles, anything in the car that is not secured is a possible projectile. That could be a child's toy, wet nap container, or a water bottle. In a crash, objects take on greater weight due to crash forces.
- Make sure unused shoulder belts are not in reach of children as they can pose strangulation risk.
Car Seats Expire
- Car seats expire. Especially if you get a hand-me-down car seat you should always check the expiration date to confirm the seat is safe for your child. You can find the expiration date on the back or the side of the car seat. Also, another very important tip – once a car seat has been in a crash you should not use it, plastic can warp and materials can fray. To properly dispose of a car seat check with your local waste management facility to see if they recycle number 5 plastic.
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By Ulamila Kurai-Marrie
RAROTONGA, Cook Islands (Cook Islands News, Nov. 17) – Internet costs in the Cook Islands cannot be compared with New Zealand, says Telecom Cook Islands' chief executive Stuart Davies, even though Telecom New Zealand is a majority shareholder in the company.
Davies made this comment when shown a comparison table on high-speed internet costs in the two countries.
Local Internet charges are the same for private and commercial users.
Two weeks ago, Davies announced a reduced cost with high-speed Internet, from NZ$1,585 (US$1,105) per month to NZ$999 (US$696) but still three times more than New Zealand's $299 (US$208).
Davies says the Cook Islands is more expensive for a number reasons.
"Firstly we suffer from the lack of economy of scale that every business suffers from in the Cook Islands," he says. "Secondly, New Zealand gets Internet access via huge fibre optic cable links which are not accessible by the Cook Islands. The Cooks currently have two two-Mbyte bandwidth links via satellite while New Zealand has 3,000-Mbyte bandwidth via fibre optic cable. Satellite access costs far more per Mbyte than the same bandwidth via cable."
Davies says to make matters worse, demand is currently exceeding supply.
"Satellite capacity charges are going up and since Telecom Cook Islands tenders its international Internet access each year, this year the price went up due to Intelsat losing one satellite in January this year and demand is currently exceeding supply," he adds. "Telecom also provides a redundant link in case of failure as internet and e-mails have become an essential part of business in the Cook Islands and businesses cannot afford to have the internet down for any length of time. Internet access cost is Telecom's biggest internet cost."
Telecom has just introduced a new platform for high-speed or broadband Internet users — with significant reductions in price for businesses and broadband residential plans to be announced next month.
Telecom will continue to evaluate costs and will pass on any reductions to customers.
"The current major cost is international access and should this cost fall, then Telecom will be in a position to reduce tariffs as it has done in the past with both Internet, national and international tolls," says Davies. Telecom is currently migrating business customers to the new broadband platform.
To date, Davies says, there have been no serious technical problems but because of the higher speeds and the nature of broadband, Telecom has found that additional transmission equipment will be required to extend the access beyond about five kilometres. Telecom is working on the problem and deploying the additional infrastructure, Davies says.
December 1, 2005
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Woj and Shams were busy this afternoon as The NBA Trade Deadline passed today and GMs were wheeling and dealing all the way up to 3 PM. There was an arms race in the East, Anthony Davis is still a Pelican, and teams made their decisions on vaulting into a rebuild. It was a wild few hours in the Association and without further adieu, here are the big deals that went down
Magic get: Markelle Fultz
76ers get: Jonathan Simmons, a First Round Pick, and a Second Round Pick
A low risk move for the Magic and they were able to potentially get their point guard of the future. While Fultz's career has been a disaster, he still has potential, and maybe a change of scenery would be the best thing for him. The Magic aren't contending any time soon and they can take their time with Fultz. As for Philly, they depleted an already thin bench in the Tobias Harris deal and could use a boost on that front. They get that with Simmons and also bring home a couple of draft picks, not to mention that they get to just cut ties with Fultz.
Bulls get: Otto Porter
Wizards get: Jabari Parker, Bobby Portis, and a 2023 Second Round Pick
I guess there are still teams that believe in Otto Porter and justify having to pay him up to 81 million dollars in the next 3 years. While I don't really love the player, I don't mind taking a chance on him at the expense of guys who really didn't move the needle anyways. It was all about getting off of that contract for the Wizards and they got 2 expiring contracts. Parker has a team option for next season and Portis becomes a restricted free agent in the summer. They can ride out the season and see if its worth it to bring one or both of them back and if not, at least they got that contract off the books and get reload while John Wall recovers.
Clippers get: Landry Shamet, Wilson Chandler, Mike Muscala, 2 First Round Picks, and 2 Second Round Picks
76ers get: Tobias Harris, Boban Marjanovic, and Mike Scott
Here we go, the Eastern Conference Arms Race started early yesterday morning and this deal came as a blindside to the rest of the league. It appears that Philly is going for it and this was the first out of a number of moves Elton Brand made. He went for it all and added another top of the line scoring option and one that, more importantly, operates mainly on the perimeter. They had a need for outside shooting and they addressed it with this deal. Boban provides some depth at the center position and Scott could factor in as a role player.
The Clippers on the other hand clearly did not want to give Harris a max at the end of the year and figured they should just tear it down. They were the 8 seed and they made the decision to sell off their assets now before it's too late. They've entered a full rebuild and seem content with going after a big name in the summer.
Mavericks get: Justin Jackson and Zack Randolph
Kings get: Harrison Barnes
I want to start this by saying that Harrison Barnes couldn't fit in any more perfectly on the Kings. It's so fitting that it might even work. The Kings are on the up and up and bringing in talent like Barnes for a low price is never a bad idea.
For Dallas, they clear Barnes' money off the books to go after free agents this summer and beyond. They went all in with the Porzingis deal and Cuban has to be itching to add more talent around the core of him and Doncic. Justin Jackson can shoot it a bit and if he can mold into a role player for Dallas more power to them.
Bucks get: Nikola Mirotic
Pelicans get: Jason Smith, Stanley Johnson, Denver's 2019 second-round pick, Washington's 2020 and 2021 second-round picks and Milwaukee's 2020 second-round picks
Pistons get: Thon Maker
The Bucks saw the Philly deal and thought: "Hey, maybe we should do something too". They did that and brought in another stretch four to place around Giannis. I see Mirotic playing a similar role to Brook Lopez in their offense and I think he fits the bill for it perfectly. For the Pistons, Thon Maker is and intriguing prospect with a freakish wingspan. The Pelicans made it clear that Anthony Davis is all but out the door and they are starting to hit the reset button with the departure of Mirotic for assets.
Raptors get: Marc Gasol
Grizzlies get: Jonas Valanciunas, Delon Wright, CJ Miles, and a 2024 Second Round Pick
With this move we can officially add the Raptors to the "Hey, maybe we should do something too." club. With Kawhi Leonard's free agency looming and a top heavy Eastern Conference, the Raptors are going all in. This was the plan from the beginning when they acquired Leonard from San Antonio. They only have one guaranteed year and with the amount of promising assets they've developed, they were able to get Gasol as well. He fits right in similar to how Al Horford fits in on the Celtics. He's able to pass, score, rebound, and he's solid on the defensive end. The Grizzlies on the other hand were able to unload one of their big trade chips and start to rebuild.


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GDPR comes into effect on May 25. And let's be honest, you are probably sick and tired of hearing about it. But still, it's crucial you have your house in order. If you haven't managed this already, don't worry, there's still time to get the ball rolling.
Before we get stuck in, it's worth noting that this article simply contains general tips to set you in the right direction. At no point should it be construed as legal advice. If you're unsure of anything, please do seek legal counsel.
Ahead of the May 25 deadline, Venturi's Voice asked industry experts Dominic Johnstone and Emerick Desormeaux on how to address looming GDPR challenges.
Dominic Johnstone is an information, records, and GDPR consultant. Previously he was Head of Information Management Services at Crown Records Management. Emerick Desormeaux is a freelance GDPR expert who specialises in assisting businesses prepare for the incoming legislation.
Here's their advice.
Risk assessments involve vendors too
You may have already conducted a thorough evaluation of your own business. But does the same hold true for the IT vendors and service providers you depend on? How to properly assess risk management beyond your own organisation is critical for GDPR implementation.
"Most credible vendors will have put a process in place to notify their customers where they stand with regards to compliance with GDPR. Clearly, your business processes and the way you handle personally identifiable information need to be reviewed in line with their processes too," said Dominic.
It's important for your organisation to have appropriate agreements in place with third-party vendors for breach notifications. Also keep a keep an eye on service-level agreements (SLAs) as they pertain to existing contracts.
Consider keeping data local
Where businesses store information on their users is becoming as important as how it's stored. GDPR is pushing businesses to have full knowledge and control over where data is housed. But in today's era of cloud computing, data is constantly moving, making it difficult to be compliant with these demands.
"Chances are you will probably find that you have sensitive data held in many more systems than you initially thought. Look at email, social media, websites, online storage, local storage, paper ERP, CRM and other lines of business systems to ascertain where your data risk is. Some providers allow you to stipulate where in the world your online data is held, sometimes at an additional cost" said Dominic. Having a presence in data centres across multiple regions is helpful as choosing to store data locally minimises the impact of the new regulations.
The first step in tackling this challenge is always a data audit. Emerick recommends performing a data audit over all internal infrastructure while simultaneously conducting a similar audit for activities outsourced to IT service providers within the European Economic Area (EEA) and in Third Countries. Equipped with the results of these audits, you will be in a better position to strategically plan where best to house your data.
Get serious about data classification
Is your user information being properly identified, organised, and processed?
Data classification is an area of GPDR that requires a significant amount of work and assessment. The regulation is littered rules governing how organisations document information collected on users without breaching user agreements. User data can only be used in a way that's inline with collected consent.
Being able to track user data end-to-end across all applications is quite a difficult problem to solve. Emerick explained that there are two options to consider here: (1) a typical data classification solution or (2) a big data search application.
"Most organisations use multiple systems for their daily activities. A basic SQL-type query would not cover all systems to identify and retrieve personal data. Therefore, the first solution and most appropriate in the long term is to identify the current data classification logic your company uses and to transition gradually to an automated or semi-automated solution. Alternatively, big data applications like SOLR are free and can provide an interim solution at reduced cost," he said.
Dominic reiterated this point, highlighting the fact that the key to solving the problem of classification lies in automation. "Understanding the types of information that you store determines the classification that you apply. There are automated systems that will analyse all relevant content, understand the context of each piece of information, and then automatically suggest where it should be stored and how it should be processed," he said.
However, it's clear not everyone has gotten this message. Data protection specialist AvePoint polled 239 organisations on their GDPR readiness. They found that most companies are still relying on manual data classification processes. Only nine percent of organisations use automated tagging in this regard.
Responding to GDPR data subject access requests (SARs)
Under GDPR, organisations must provide users with a copy of their data if they request it. This must be done within a month and at no cost to the user. There is some wiggle room, however. The deadline can be extended to three months for complex requests and organisations can charge a "reasonable fee" for additional copies of a user's data. Nonetheless, Emerick advised sticking to best practices.
"The solution lies in a combination of changes in people, processes and technologies. First, the organisation must define a procedure to handle SARs which should cover an identity verification, IT requests to retrieve data, and approval of findings. Defining responsibilities, response time, and required technology are the other key success factors to consider during the design phase," he said.
Dominic pointed out that even when you have all the right processes in place to handle SARs, you still need to be careful about the information you release. "It's possible that the information you release in response to an SAR could end up inadvertently exposing another users private data" he said.
Don't neglect physical security
Most discussions on GDPR concern safeguarding the privacy of user data with cyber security measures and data management policies. As vital as these are, businesses must also take into account the physical security of their data centers and the systems within, reminded Emerick.
"Personal data is ultimately stored in physical infrastructures whether the organisation uses cloud storage or not. Moreover, GDPR covers all personal data stored in physical archiving facilities. Therefore it is crucial to consider access to data, systems, and physical information assets while conducting privacy reviews and defining remediation actions," he said.
Be proactive
The one thing you should not do is sit tight and hope for the best. Although the ICO may have their hands full with egregiously non-compliant organisations over the summer months, that's no reason to believe you can fly under the radar indefinitely. As mentioned at the outset, if in doubt seek legal counsel about the steps that are most appropriate for your own organisation.
For more information on how to successfully navigate the changes GDPR will bring – check out our podcast with Ian Bourne. Ian is an ICO leader with more than two decades experience in the organisation.
Bringing in an expert is the safest way to ensure your business overcomes initial GDPR hurdles and teething problems. We can find the right GDPR contractor for you. To learn more, contact Luke, our Head of IR & SOC Contract Recruitment: email@example.com / 0203 137 7005 0203 137 7005


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Americans do like stick deodorants. They seem necessarily less effective than aerosols, but perhaps it's an environmental thing (or a safety thing) or just an arbitrary cultural preference. David suggests that you can get them at drugstores. Safeway does describe itself as such a thing as it wasn't as though there wasn't a whole section of stick deodorants.
They also like peanut butter. A lot. If they can they'll stick peanut butter in something. Or they can't some other type of nuts. Why?.


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One of the biggest challenges I come across with clients is time and money. There is a perception that healthy food or eating healthy costs more, however, in fact it can actually cost you LESS! You just need to be savvy about it. Sure, if you are wanting to buy everything organic and niche 'superfood' items but this doesn't have to be the case to eat healthy. Here are some of my tips of on being 'Supermarket Savvy' to save you time and money and make eating healthy easy and a way of life.Lets start with the obvious; Planning the meals and writing a list before going into the supermarket or fruit n vege store will save you both. Even to the point of writing out how many apples, zucchinis, broccoli, meat weight etc. so that don't need to buy more than want you need and then go to waste (especially with the veges!).Aim for 1-2 vegetarian days. Meat is actually quite expensive. Try a Mexican style refried beans and vegetable concarne instead of mince or try vegetarian curry (see below), falafel kebabs or even a vegetable frittata- eggs are a brilliant cost effective protein source. On the meat topic- using tinned salmon or tuna can be a great cost effective way to increase omega 3 intake in the diet without the price tag of fresh fish. You could do a tuna pasta bake, or tuna salad, salmon fish cakes or even tuna Vietnamese fresh rice paper rolls. Frozen fish is another good alternative. Check out lunch recipes on lifespark.co.nzVegetables is always important and buying them from the supermarket can be pricey. Best to get from a fruit and vege store/ markets but even if you can't (as let's face it, very convenient doing all the shopping in one place), buy in season produce, look for specials, especially on seconds, buy tinned veges like baby corn, corn kernels, tomatoes, beetroot, ratatouille, and stock some frozen mixed veges. These are some cost effective and great to add and bulk up a meal or have on the side. For example I would buy a frozen mix vege pack and then add in 1 fresh broccoli just improve flavour abit but I haven't had to buy all the other vegetable and cut them up for the stirfry. Don't waste money on expensive sauces for stirfrys or pasta bakes/ curries etc- if you have the right pantry staples you can make some great combinations to enhance meals.
Some of my favourite pantry/fridge staples to create flavour:
tamari sauceolive oilsesame seed oilpeanut butterwholegrain mustardplain yoghurtcumin, tumeric, dried Italina or Tuscan herbs, curry powder, pepper and Himalaya rock saltbalsamic vinegarlemonsgarlicgingercinnamonNatvia or rice syrup
With a little of the right combinations you can make everything from stirfry sauces to curries to dressings.