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"I want to go to university," Beverly declared to me. Her bright eyes and ease belying the difficult path that led this 14-year-old to interview for a high school scholarship. "I never knew my father, and my mother never even reached third grade. But I dream of having a professional job, and I want all the children in my village to get an education."
It's shocking to us that there are still places on this earth where a basic education is not free. Guatemala is one of those places. Public school expenses – such as registration, textbooks, uniforms, supplies and transportation – amount to about $500 per year, more than half of a family's annual income. In elementary and middle school Beverly took turns with her siblings, "I went one year, my brother went the next." Others, like Luis, failed a grade for lack of a dollar's worth of daily transportation fare to get to school often enough. All have felt the pressure to stay home and help their families survive – but none have lost their drive for education.
In 2015 Reading Village will provide scholarships to 53 teenagers, just like Beverly, whose determination to learn is even greater than the daunting barriers they face. They are following in the footsteps of our alumni – 75% of whom are professionally employed, and 50% are studying at the university level. Beverly is right on track to make her dream come true.
This December we invite you to join our 30×30 campaign. Help us raise $30,000 in 30 days so that Beverly and her peers can go back to school in January thanks to Reading Village scholarships. It's easy, here's what to do:
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We believe every child on this planet deserves at least the opportunity to fulfill his or her potential. We hope you'll stand beside us in our 30×30 campaign to empower Beverly and her peers who have fought so hard to make it to high school, youth who are creating a culture of literacy in their communities and leading the way out of poverty.
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Jane Sleator creates beautiful, hand-crafted pottery and ceramic designs, with intricate detail and natural textures.
Her unique forms, tactile surfaces and irresistible designs are made to be handled, while the original home made glazes make her work very distinct.
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'When talking about his work, Yves Beaumont frequently refers to famous historic painters like Caspar David Friedrich and the artists of the Hudson River School, all people who were possessed by both landscapes and painting. Beaumont shares this obsession and is able to channel and express it. He is an adept at stripping away the superfluous. There is nothing anecdotal in his work, nothing that distracts you from the essence of the landscape. He is fascinated 'by the power that lies in the absence of things, by emptiness'. Through this fascination he produces intriguing paintings that possess a certain timelessness, paintings that invite you to get lost in them, to endlessly explore them, modest in size though they may be.'
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Yves Beaumont (Oostende, º1970) lives and works in Ostend.
Studied at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Ghent .
His works make part of numerous private and public collections, such as collections of the Flemish Parliament, Museum of Fine Arts, Kortrijk, Museum of Fine Arts, Ostend, Province West-Flanders, Belgian Ministry of the Interior Affaires, Ensor Institute, Ostend, Mercator Bank and Insurance, Antwerp, MuZee, Ostend, Antwerp University, SBK / Stichting Beeldende Kunst Amsterdam (NL), Belgian Embassy, Hanoi (Vietnam).


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Creamy Horseradish Sauce – a simple and delicious sauce that goes perfectly with steak!!
The next time you make steak …. put this on it. You will thank me!
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Creamy Horseradish Sauce – a simple and delicious sauce that goes perfectly with steak!!
The next time you make steak …. put this on it. You will thank me!
Delicious Paleo Yogurt Parfait Cups – The perfect way to spoil Mom this Mother's Day!
This post is sponsored by Bob's Red Mill®, but the opinions are my own.
This is what I want to be eating on Mother's Day! Who is with me!
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Whole30 Breakfast Salad with Poached Egg – the perfect way to start your day!
This is one of my favorite weekend breakfasts (or even a quick weeknight dinner) – so easy, delicious and satisfying!
Simple Homemade Whole30 Breakfast Sausage – perfect for Sunday brunch or your weekly meal-prep!
This is going to become your go-to breakfast sausage recipe!
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Asian-Inspired Leftover Turkey Soup – a savory and delicious winter soup that is perfect for those Thanksgiving leftovers!!
If you guys still have lingering Thanksgiving turkey in the fridge, it is time to make some soup! This is a delicious, healthy and light winter soup you are going to LOVE!
Baked Maple Cardamom Pears – only 4 ingredients, this vegan/paleo dessert is perfect for the holidays!
If you are looking for a new holiday dessert – look no further! This vegan and paleo-friendly treat is so simple and easy – and absolutely delicious!
How to Make the Best Cauliflower Rice – an easy, step-by-step tutorial so you get that perfect texture every time!
Let's talk about cauliflower rice, you guys. Because it has recently become my new BFF. Yup – I am currently halfway through my inaugural Whole30 and I am feeling pretty awesome. Buuuuut, the menu is a little lacking at times. As in, I want some sushi and/or just a big bowl of sushi rice to stick my face in. The cravings are real and I am doing whatever I can to overcome them. Making cauliflower rice is essentially a must if you are doing Whole30, but it is also a pretty awesome change-out for everyday eating. The key is to get the right consistency – don't worry, I did the dirty work for you!
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I would like to introduce an application for Android Tera cryptocurrency wallet.
The application allows to make free transactions within the network with the Tera coin, create accounts in Tera, platform tokens and Bitcoin (it is planned to add cryptocurrencies in future).
From the wallet you can access dapps on the Tera platform.
Id like to make a pointed reference to such decentralized applications as:
DEX (dapp 20) a truly decentralized exchange where you can change Tera to the BTC and the opposite;
ShadowBank (dapp 86) applications for anonymous transactions and data encryption in the blockchain.
Step by step, dapps on the topic of gambling, for games, working with finance, communication and others are coming out.
Anyone who feels like it can add his own development. In the TERA platform created a powerful and convenient tool for programmers on the development of decentralized applications on the blockchain - https://terawallet.org/dapp-edit.html
The characteristics of the Tera platform allow to implement the most daring ideas: block generation every second, TERAHASH algorithm, PoW consensus, speed above 1000 tps, JavaScript smart contract language with a dialog interface in HTML.
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Do you think it is worth doing this staff? As I know, Tera can be used on any smartphone (I use Android, Samsung A7), and no special side software is needed. As for Tera mobile
wallet, it works pretty well with my phone, and it is convenient when I do not have access to my PC.
Absolutely right. Download, install and use. If you don't need financial applications, you can find games.
For example, you can play games in Floppy Bird
It's a dapp 62.
We need to get the wallet account connected to the game (dapp 62). But if you click "Try first", it will be a free game.
Funny. It reminded me of Ethereum CryptoKitties a bit. However, here, you can make more Tera Coins that there. Besides, the Tera mining pool is launched, so mining here will be another option to make profits. I guess, this is the perfect option for beginners...but those newbies who have powerful computers. For me, it works well - RAM is used when coins are "extracted".
Another unique decentralized application available through Tera Android wallet is ShadowBank.
Dapp 86 (https://terawallet.org/dapp/86) makes your transactions in the Tera Blockchain completely anonymous.
Hackernun has published an article about this
Also on the Tera platform there is a real decentralized exchange (dApp 20)
Hello, I was wondering if you're saying that your project uses an orderly system, unlike traditional blockchain projects that don't use orderly nodes with each other. Your option increases speed, but how are things about security?
Protection provides consensus PoW.
For blockchain's security isn't even better yet.
But the speed of transactions in Tera is over 1000 tps. This is not the limit. It's possible to have 1,000,000 tps on PoW.


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With less than two weeks away until Buy Indie Comics Day we now an official webpage! Go to: www.buyindiecomicsday.com, sing up on their mailing list and be the first to find out about all the events going on that special day. Buy Indie Comics Day 2019 is on Saturday, August 3rd, 2019. Contact your local comics shop and/or your local library and ask them what they have planned for this year's BICD. If they don't know, point them in our direction.
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Forex Trading Growth Factors
Essentially, the Forex market is where businesses, banks, investors, governments, and traders come to exchange and speculate on currencies. Additionally Forex market is referred to as the Currency market, Fx market, Foreign currency market or Foreign exchange currency trading, and it is the prime and most liquid trading on earth with an average daily income of trillion dollars. It ought to be noted that there is no central market for the Forex market; trading is as an alternative said to be carried out 'over the counter'; it's not similar to stocks where there is a central bazaar with all instructions processed. Forex is a product priced by all the major banks, and not all these banks will have the accurate pricing, they do differ. In Forex trading; the main participants in these sectors are the larger intercontinental banks. Financial centers on the globe task as fasten of trading between a broad range of multiple kinds of purchasers and sellers around the clock, with the exemption of weekends.
Foreign trading market works through monetary institutions, and works on numerous levels. Behind the scenes, money bodies turn to a smaller number of pecuniary firms known as dealers, who are entailed in large numbers of foreign exchange buying and selling. Most foreign exchange traders are banks, thus this behind-the-scenes market is occasionally called the interbank market, even though a few insurance firms and other forms of financial firms are involved. Buying and selling of foreign currency between foreign exchange dealers might be incredibly huge, relating to hundreds of millions of dollars. For the reason that the sovereignty problem might come up when involving two currencies, Forex has little management body governing its activities.
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At each of our host town and cities we will have a number of hugely exciting activities available for friends and families of all ages and abilities to get involved in!
Check out what's happening below:
Stage 1 – Start, Slessor Gardens
Community Activity First Session
Ride Out – Riders of all ages and abilities from different clubs and community groups will ride a short circuit before the start.
Angus Bike Chain
Carnoustie Cycling Club
Cause of Gowrie
Dundee Cycle Forum
Discovery Junior Cycling Club
Dundee Thistle
Dundee Wheelers
Dundee Cycling
Spin Sessions – With the Active Seniors Cycling Group from the Institute of Sport and Exercise, University of Dundee.
Cycling Scotland's Skills Track – Skills track with ramps, kickers, tabletops, seesaws and skinnies. Riders get to show off and practice essential skills
E-Trikes – Rediscover Dundee and Volunteer with Dundee Project! They will be showcasing and demonstrating their incredible trikes
Strider Balance Bikes – Balance bike obstacle Course for young people aged over 18 months
Roller Race – Time trial on rollers, measure your speed and time against another rider
Adapted Bikes – With Tayside NHS, Dundee Social Care and Health Partnership. With wheelchairloaders, Side by Side and Recumbent Trike demonstrations.
Arnold Clark – Toyota Hi-Lux and giveaways
Dundee Cyclathon in aid of SAMH – Cycling information in the area
Local Bike Shops – With Bike maintenance sessions tbc
Food stalls and coffee stall
Stage 1 – Finish, Pittencrieff Park
Race to the Finish – Experience a short section of the route at the finish with a few extra surprises!
Mini Road/Cross loop – small ride of the route courtesy of the Carnegies Cyclones.
Fasttraxx – Fast, modular Pump Track with timing and tricks.
Cycle Circus Skills – with Sustrans
Sustrans Info Tent– with local cycling info for all
Cyclo Speedway Demo and Taster with Fife Speedway Club
Pilates for Cyclists – Taster sessions
Balance Bike – skills and loops
Cycling without Age – rides around the park
Active Fife – information for Fife classes and Clubs
Dunfermline Cycle Club – turbo bikes/chat info/ bake sale
Talking Tandems – demonstrations
Leslie Bike Shop
Hardies Bike Shop
Stage 2, George Park
Women on wheels – Glasgow based campaign launches on the start line with Scottish Cycling Team
Ladies ride out – 600m of the start of the race with 50 ladies from local clubs taking to the course
Glasgow Sport & Scottish Cycling – Go Ride Coaches with Pump Track and Bikes
Bike for Good – Variety of information about Glasgow Cycle Community Network including Sustainable Transport, Glasgow Cycle Maps, programmes and projects.
Glasgow Eco Trust – with Smoothie Bikes
Free Wheel North – Adapted Bikes & Demonstration
Dr Bike – With South West Community Cycles information stall.
Stage 3, Holyrood Park
10.25 – Breeze Ride Leaders, inspiring female riders, will leave in advance of the Peloton and then come off after 1.4km into Holyrood Park
10.45 – Mass Ride out. Come along and ride a lap of Holyrood Park, joining Gail Porter, Mark Beaumont and WOW HYDRATE Ambassador Victoria Williamson.
11.20 – "Race the Volcano" – Edinburgh Road Club have put on a Youth Road Race to begin after the mass ride. Click here for Facebook page and here for entry.
Other activities for all ages and abilities:
Fast Traxx Pump Track – With local riders showcasing skills and some timed competition for all. Pump Track racing with fastest time competition.
Cycling Scotland's Skills Track – Skills track with ramps, kickers, tabletops, seesaws and skinnies. Riders get to show off and practice essential skills
Strider Balance Bikes – Balance bike Obstacle Course for 1 ½ years up
Local Bike shops – Bike Maintenance sessions


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One of the hardest things for a writer to do is take advice from a critique group. You feel as if you are a Momma Bear who is protecting her cub, which in this case is your book. You have spent hours, days, months and sometimes years working on your book and here they are within a few minutes tearing it apart. That is just the first chapter!
You sit silently at the table as one by one they take turns telling you what is wrong with your work. Then, once you feel as if they have torn your precious baby to shreds, you can speak to defend your work.
- The best thing for you to do before you say a word, take a deep breath.
- Do your utmost not to get defensive, remember this is meant to be constructive criticism. Be open to their ideas and suggestions.
- You do not have to take the critique group's advice, but much of the time they can see things you cannot. As the writer, you have lived your book, and you know what you mean to say. However, as the reader, they may not see it the same way you do. Sometimes it needs a better explanation to be precise.
- Remember if the 10-15 people in the critique group do not understand a section in your book, more than like the rest of the readers who purchase your book will not either.
Writing is a profession. As any professional athlete will tell you, it takes practice, practice, practice until you get it right.
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Vintage Tala Pototo Ricer – SOLD
11 Sep
I know that this potato ricer's a bit worse for wear, but it's still a functional kitchen utensil, and somehow the chipped enamel paint adds a certain charm to it, plus it's made by Tala, which is always a bonus! The blue handle does tend to slip down from time to time (see pics under 'more'), but given that it's not a quick motion (mashing potatoes isn't like chopping veggies where your hand moves really quickly), I don't think it's a big problem if you need to readjust it now and again.
A great kitchen accessory (potato ricers apparently make the creamiest mash!) from a fantastic name in kitchenalia.
Dimensions: 28cm long x 9.5cm in diameter
Price: R130
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Re: David Aaserude, b. 1949 - 1973
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Chenoa Aaserude-Wright 12/18/03
Hi Chenoa,
You normally don't give out personal details of living people on the Internet, especially embarassing ones. Don't chastise yourself too severely; a lot of fatherless children do exactly what you did. I read GenForum posts when I'm not in the mood for crosswords; I'd say one or two out of 100 are like yours.
You just told the world your parents didn't get along, you are young, and you have an empty spot in your heart. If you get a message from someone saying he is your half-brother or long-lost cousin, be suspicious, especially if he asks for bus fare so he can come to see you.
has 21 people in the US with the surname Aaserude and a listed phone number. If you are an Australian, this won't help. (Don't post your home town.) If you live in the US, have a cheap long distance plan and your mother's permission, you could call 5 a week, on Sunday when the rates were low. One of them may be related and know something.
Your own birth certificate may tell you how old David was at the time and what state he was born in, which would narrow down the possibilities. I estimated the 1949 - 1973 in the heading from the fact he was probably at least 16 and less than 40 when you were born in 1989.
I hope this helps. It isn't much. You usualy have to get to people born before 1900 to find a lot of genealogy data on the Internet.


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What troll are you responding to? I can't find the post.
'Always About the Con': Ocasio-Cortez Says 'Virtually Every' Trump Policy Designed to Loot Public Coffers and Enrich His Cronies
For decades many of us have decried the DUOPOLY, the corporate party apparatus fully serving the ruling oligarchs, but with two flavors or facets include identity and support from the basic two factions of the nation, the hard-nosed right-wing Reps, and the more open, liberalish middle, the Dems.
Both receive backing from their factions, but neither swings too far away from the root oligarchic message of hegemony through force and war, total private ownership of the most important resources, and ignoring the role of the People— whom they actively disempower, in governing the nation. This latter makes them both unConstitutional, if you hadn't noticed.
Who are you talking about? Has the trolls comment been deleted? That would be pretty unusual. It must have been REALLY bad…
Okay. I got it figured out. Somebody "up-thread" responded with a quote from the troll. Thanks.
Hey Rebel, yes, I just checked and that person has disappeared.
OK, Rebel, I just saw you already got the skinny.
Stiglitz is a really brilliant guy, but I'm not sure about the basis for his optimism or his theory in this instance. From the book review:
"If enough citizens rally behind the agenda for change outlined in this book, it may not be too late to create a progressive capitalism that will recreate a shared prosperity."
In my opinion "progressive capitalism" is a non starter. Capitalism requires continual growth on a finite planet. Can't be done on a planet with already exhausted resources like clean water, clean air, productive soils for food, etc. Not to mention that all economic growth depends on fossil fuels to grow at historic rates, which of course is also creating climate chaos.
In theory we might be able to have well managed progressive capitalism on a local or even regional basis, but definitely not on a global scale.
Just a thought to chew on…
Considering that Schumer would rather support a GOPer running for office rather
than support a progressive Democrat shows just how much of a DINO many
in the Democrat party happens to be.
I've never seen Common Dreams take a post completely off a thread that has been flagged. They shade it out with a warning to let you know it has been flagged, but we can always read it anyway. I wonder what Common Dreams rule this moron broke that his comment completely disappeared.
Sometimes the offending party will self-select removal of a post … whether or not it has been flagged. I recently replied to one of these, then had to remove my own reply when it no longer had anything to reply to.
A combination of Hendrix…
…Yoko Ono…
…and, Elaine Benes dancing on Seinfeld.
That's what I'm after from his book - thoughts to chew on. Historical studies would seem to indicate that when a system is this far gone, it can't be fixed. I'm not worried about whether it can be fixed or can't - in the end - the long run - it most certainly will be fixed by the laws of nature, if I can put it that way.
But it is honorable to try, and it seems to me we are always leaving out near Earth space, both materials and energy. I will be interested to see if Joseph Stiglitz touches on these given his physics interest.
Then there are the unknowns. These can pop up, and who knows what that will do, for better or worse.
It seems to me that irresponsible people, and criminals, are the real problem, and these people crop up no matter the system, from the tribes to today's experiments with democracy, communism, socialism, fascism, royalty - kings, queens, emperors and what not.
Stiglitz does talk about 'growth' repeatedly, and I am continually wondering if we could survive de-growth, simplification, enough and not more, and still make progress - without melting down the entire system.
I can't see any real need in capitalism, for example, for short selling, options or derivatives - and I was a bona fide stockbroker for 11 months back in '88, about the same time as Michael Lewis, author of "The Big Short". I saw what he saw, close up - a system designed to allocate capital in the hands of con men - and that on both sides, i.e., the financial industry and its users, i.e., the public, i.e., we the people - many looking for the quick and easy get rich stock or trade. Irresponsible people in other words, all the while Antoine de Saint Exupery pointed out in his book "Wind, Sand and Stars" that "To be a man is, precisely, to be responsible" He was a pilot, as I am (or was), and that's what I learned flying - to accept total responsibility. It is the same mountaineering, or indeed, in any venture where real skin is in the game - life and limb.
In our insulated and safe society - is it any wonder that we have forgotten this, especially when hyped by a massive and almost all pervasive spin industry which seeks to negate any thought of the common good, or our instinctive and genetic connections to each other - honed over millions of years ?
Maybe he isn't optimistic - but just chewing those ideas out loud, as he sees it as his obligation to do so ?
What we call economics is a misnomer - it is a system of bean counting - to see who is ahead - more beans = success.
That is not economics - nor is capitalism necessarily a racket.
What we have today is not economics - nor capitalism - what we have is a zero sum racket.
If true - that's a fundamental thing to know, as is the fact that we can if we so desire bring CO2 back down to whatever number we choose, and get energy directly from the Sun.
It is not hopeless - rather a test.
Are we smart enough, strong enough - to be allowed to live on this planet ???
Always about the con. Truer words have never been spoken about AOC. She is the biggest con job in Congress. Not a politician, not a community organizer, not a political science major, not involved in politics at all. Her brother throws her name into a hat and she is chosen. She hasn't had an original thought since (and before) she was elected. She is a mouthpiece doing the bidding for others. Why anyone would think she is a good politician or the future of the party is beyond me and beyond logic. Hell, we're not going to be here in 12 years so what does it matter?
She has even more perfectly refined the 'Conflict Theory of Criminology and Deviance'. This feedback-loop occurs in economic periods of Monopoly Capitalism. The industry of injecting poverty into targeted communities. Of manufacturing human suffering as a necessary evil, for 'Deviance Amplification' Goals and Policies. https://www.encyclopedia.com/social-sciences/dictionaries-thesauruses-pictures-and-press-releases/deviance-amplification
She is a nice lady and she is my friend.
I concur.
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Fridays are usually my favourite day of the week, apart from the weekend of course, because on a Friday I get to spend the whole day reading and writing about hillforts and playing with maps. Today, however, this has to be put on hold for a couple of hours as I have unfinished business…
I am very fortunate to be able to work a compressed week in my "day job", so working my full time hours over four (very long) days so I can have the fifth to work on my PhD (on hillforts, if you hadn't already guessed). This week I have a few notes that I need to finish writing up before moving on, including exciting new projects at a couple of really magnificent castles, a hidden gem of a Cistercian abbey ruin, and lots of fascinating sites on Holy Island following a rare day's site visit to this small island to the west of, but linked to, Anglesey, best known to the general public for also being the home of Holyhead ferry terminal to Ireland.
If you have never been to Anglesey, let alone Holy Island, you are in for an archaeological treat! The island is home to a number of different period monuments, but really excels when it comes to prehistory. Burial mounds, standing stones, hut-groups, hillforts- the list goes on and on. All of these site types can also be found just on Holy Island itself which is just over 15 square miles in size. I recently spent the whole day there visiting monuments, 9am-5pm, 15 square miles. There are not many places you can achieve that!
Many sites are in the guardianship of Cadw, and you can explore our interactive map here: cadw.gov.wales/daysout/maps-and-itineraries/
Almost the entire coastline of Anglesey is designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty- you may have seen some of it on the BBC's Coast programme last night? If not, you can catch up here: bbc.in/1SF0rrY
But, alas, although I do have a pretty excellent job, watching Coast is not in my job description! So it is back to my notebook and my keyboard now to write up my own thoughts on these truly spectacular sites instead.
Before getting back to hillforts, of course… 😉


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Feeln Revives 'Rainbow Brite'
Rainbow Brite is returning to brighten up the animation scene on SVOD.
The new original animated series based on the classic 1980s character will be air with three weekly episodes debuting Nov. 6 on Feeln, a subscription video service from Hallmark. It will feature the voices of Emily Osment as Rainbow Brite and Molly Ringwald as The Dark Princess.


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- Instrumentation, Electrical Resistivity (Solid Earth Geophysics Encyclopedia)
- LandMapper ERM-02: handheld meter for near-surface electrical geophysical surveys
Introducing LandMapper ERM-01
Submitted by landviser on Tue, 10/09/2012 - 18:46
To address those applications Landviser, LLC has developed and commercialized first model of LandMapper ERM-01 in 2004, which was able to measure electrical resistivity with central-symmetric four-electrode probes of Shlumberger and Wenner configurations to the depth of five meters. Device became popular among agricultural researchers in USA and Europe, and was tested for fast mapping and monitoring of agricultural and horticultural lands (Pozdnyakova et al., 2004; Paillet et al., 2010; Duncan et al., 2008; Carrow and Duncan, 2004). LandMapper is portable, fast, accurate, compact, safe, and affordable. It uses fully customized, interchangeable, and easily constructed four-electrode probes, which make it highly versatile for many applications, ranging from ER measurements in the laboratory and soil pits to non-destructive field mapping of soil layers at 0-15 ft depth (Fig. 1).


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2 Chainz's new album Pretty Girls Like Trap Music has arrived, and it features a new song with Nicki Minaj called "Realize." Listen to it below. During her verse, Nicki once again takes aim at Remy Ma, who she's been beefing with since February. "I've been winning 8 years consistently, at least respect it/Papoose wrote a Ether record, but I broke Aretha record," she raps. "See this is chess, not checkers/You can not check the checkers." (Remy has been married to Papoose since 2008.) While Remy hasn't responded to Nicki's previous disses on her song "No Frauds," she has been playing her song "Shether" in concert. The rest of Pretty Girls Like Trap Music features contributions by Drake, Travis Scott, Pharrell, and more.
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A woman of many talents, Natalie Imbruglia has tried her hand at all facets of the entertainment industry. As is the case for many of Australia's famous, Imbruglia came into the limelight when she bagged a role on the soap opera Neighbours in the early Nineties. From Ramsay Street to London, she finally hit the big time with her cover of the Ednaswap song 'Torn' in 1997. Last year saw the release of Imbruglia's fourth studio album, Male (2015), an album of cover songs originally made famous by male artists such as Damien Rice, The Cure and Neil Young, that she puts her own spin on. The opening track and first single, 'Instant Crush' by Daft Punk, is one of the most unexpected pieces on the album. Stripping it back, Imbruglia reveals the love story hidden in the lyrics. The artist explained that each song has either touched her or helped her through various emotional processes in life. Don't miss your chance to see Imbruglia showcase her new material at Razzmatazz this month.
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M8 is the simplest of all multi-clipboard and screen capture programs. Just have it running minimized and it captures everything you cut or copy from other programs. You can save clips permanently. You can take (and edit ) screen shots.
You can create clips which automatically include the system date and time. You can encrypt sensitive clips like your passwords and credit card details. You can paste any digital photo or graphic file on your PC simply by browsing to it and clicking a button. Best of all, if you have more than one PC, you can synchronize your clip data via Onedrive.
When you want to paste back a clip, all you have to do is restore M8 and click on the clip you want. When you move the mouse over the clips, you can see them in the viewer. If the clip is text, you see several lines and if it is a graphic, you see a thumbnail. Screen Shots - To capture the entire screen press Prt Scr. To capture the active window press Alt+PrtScr. To capture an individual graphic from Internet Explorer or AOL, point to the graphic, right click and select "Copy" from the drop down list. M8 also allows you to paste your digital photos directly into the body of Outlook, Windows Mail, Mozilla and other e-mail programs.


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As smartphones continue to take over most of the functions of the wallet, the big question is, what will the future wallet look like?
When you rush out the door in the morning, I guess that you have some basic checklist to go through: grab your phone, wallet, keys, etc. Now, what you might not be aware of is that a global survey posted on Reuters found that most people would rather lose their wallet than their cellphone. Having said that, the 'old' wallet was one of those essential things to carry with you along with your phone and keys before the 'modern' wallet and payment options of today came about.
Why is this? Well, it has something to do with the basic functions of a wallet.
What have wallets been used for throughout history?
Have a look at this picture of an Aleutian Wallet, originally used for carrying fishing tackle.
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Way back when foraging and hunting was essential to survival, it's no surprise to find our ancestors were intelligent enough to seek ways of carrying their belongings with them while keeping their hands free. According to the classicist A. Y. Campbell, the wallet was the poor man's portable larder; or, poverty apart, it was a thing that ancient people kept stocked with provisions. He also deduced that the ancient wallet was "replenished as a store", not in a manner of a lunch basket but more as a survival pack. In another word, these wallets were mainly used for carrying things that could save your life. Who dares not bring his/her survival pack while facing the unpredictable and perilous natural environment?
From here onwards, the wallet played a rather important role afterwards.
The scholar Lawrence C. Wroth's essay " An Elizabethan Merchant and Man of Letters " from 1954, writes "The traveler in question was a young, English man of 25 years, decently dressed, …and carrying fixed to his belt something he called a 'bowgett,' (or budget) that is, a leather pouch or wallet in which he carried his cash, his book of accounts and small articles of daily necessity." Which suggests this well-dressed merchant was inclined to bring a bowgett, in which he stored everything but his sword, so it's no surprise that this bowgett was important.
In 1690, the wallet was an early form of identification typically carried by aristocrats or the elite, often considered a mark of status and privilege. That is to say that the wallet was fairly significant when it came to one's social status.
The functions of a wallet changed with the arrival of paper currency and various cards. According to Wikipedia, a pocket-sized wallet remains extremely popular to date because they are relatively easy to carry. However, some of these wallets are just not satisfactory, they are often bulky, insecure, or simply unattractive, in fact just like the one below:
Does this look familiar to you?
So, at this point, you might be thinking that with all this change, what is the future of the wallet?
Well, stay with me, and all will be revealed.
What kind of wallet does a person want? Surprisingly, that never changes.
Fundamentally, a modern wallet is a small, flat case that can be used to carry articles such as cash and credit cards. In the late 14th century it referred to a bag or a knapsack before the word "wallet" was first used. Even though the wallet has evolved considerably since then, we could still dig out some similarities by comparing the historical wallet to the modern one.
Tracing back to 3300 BCE, As "Wallet Origins and the History mentioned, Otzi the Iceman was discovered with a coin purse attached to his hip and some people consider this to be the birth of the wallet.
Just take a look at this "wallet":
As you can see, all the important things you need to survive in the harshness of the outdoors were there including knives, flint, tinder, small pieces of food, etc. These were crammed into the purse in exactly the same way that some people today jam their wallets with cards, keys, coins and other essentials.
In other words, a person's wallet should be able to carry all their necessities.
Take a close look, 2 belts on both ends of the purse were securely sewed so that they could strap it to their body, and the opening was sewed tightly too, so that the small things inside the purse would not fall out, proving that even then wearer needed the purse to be secure when carrying their stuff.
The fact that this purse was attached to the hip of the iceman Otzi proves that it needed to be easily accessible as well, another important aspect.
So what kind of wallet do people want today?
From "Why are there so many wallets on Kickstarter," an article posted on Kickstarter, you can't help but notice that about a third of these wallet projects are seeking funding, even though we already have so many wallets available to us right now.
So why is this? Perhaps it's because the current crop of wallets out there do not satisfy the needs of the modern person, that and the fact that they are pretty much all the same especially if you go to a gadget store. As the author mentioned, we all crave the "perfect" wallet, one keeps things secure and easy to access, one that provides you a home for all your accessories but isn't bulky or heavy, and it would be better if it were comfortable, nice-looking, etc.
These wishes haven't really changed since the day the wallet first appeared.
PITAKA made a different wallet----the MagEZ Wallet
Actually, there are quite a few wallets out there on the market that fit the bill when it comes to "slim, simple or easy to access, so what makes MagEZ Wallet different?
Firstly, it's more secure.
Compared to others that are made from materials such as leather or fabric, the MagEZ Wallet is made from 100% carbon fiber, which is widely used in supercars, aerospace, etc. Consequently this wallet is extremely durable and incredibly light and of course it will protect your things from damaging or scratching.
Why carbon fiber? Check out this link for some fascinating information about Carbon Fiber.
There is another significant benefit of carbon fiber, especially for a wallet: RFID-Blocking. From our previous blog, why do you need a RFID-blocking wallet we talked about the importance of RFID-Blocking for your cards' data safety, and this is something that everyone should take seriously.
What's more, the card slots are cleverly designed to prevent cards falling out which is another highlight when it comes to secure storage, as it ensures that your cards won't fall out even if they are upside down.
Second, it's minimalistic.
The days of the classic bulky leather billfold have come and gone. It's not that sturdy generational folding cash, and card carriers are out of style, but the fact that they are incredibly inconvenient. Even more than this, there are the physical downsides to carrying around a bulky wallet as covered the danger of carrying a bulky wallet , and it possible that this type of wallet could do more harm than good. Consequently, a minimalistic wallet can be highly beneficial.
PITAKA took all of these points and many others and designed an ultra-thin wallet that fits all the occasions of your daily life's needs.
No matter whether you are wearing jeans, a suit or casual shorts, you will only need to take MagEZ Wallet with you in the morning instead of that old bulky thing of the past.
Check out part of the size of this wallet. You will be surprised to find how slim it is.
Third, it's modular magnetic design.
The Magwallet is world's first modular magnetic design, which is a remarkable feature when compared to other wallets.
The design includes 6 different magnetic modules that can be joined and separated in any combination you want. The magnets within each module enable you to simply slide them so that you can access the cards within seconds, even with one hand. Sounds cool right!
I wonder if you have never heard this kind of design in a wallet before.
So how much stuff can you carry with this wallet? Well, up to 10 cards along with your daily essentials such as cash, keys, coins, SD cards, etc. That is to say, almost all your essentials can be put into this wallet.
Since the day the wallet was first discovered, its functions have gradually changed, often in parallel with the evolution of technology. But from early on to the present day, what people really wanted is a wallet that keeps things secure and easy to access, large enough to hold their important stuff but not bulky or heavy, in essence, the perfect wallet.
It's not easy to find the perfect wallet since most of the wallets out there that we have seen are simply not up to the job in one way or another.
PITAKA are constantly striving to achieve the best, and by listening to people, studying their needs, designing and refining, we have created a unique wallet which is more secure, light weight, strong and durable and completely customizable, and that is something you really should try out for yourself.
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The bad news is that there was a hepatitis outbreak at all. As of the first week in April, some 170 students and school employees in Michigan had contracted the illness after eating school lunches containing strawberries contaminated with a hepatitis-causing virus. By the time the distributor of the tainted strawberries was identified, parts of the lot from which the bad fruit originated had been shipped to school cafeterias in several other states. The strawberries, grown in Mexico, never should have made it into schools in the first place; it is illegal for imported food to be used in the school lunch program because it puts U.S. farmers at a disadvantage.
The good news -- or at least the less-bad news -- is that thousands of people who could have eaten the strawberries were identified during the 30-day incubation period before symptoms of hepatitis occur. That enabled them to receive shots to prevent the onset of the illness.
Then, too, the type of hepatitis virus carried by the strawberries --hepatitis A -- generally causes the least severe form of the illness, which is a liver infection. Symptoms include jaundice, fatigue, nausea, pain in the liver area (the upper right quadrant of the abdomen), dark urine, and fever. Recovery usually takes place on its own within 3 to 6 months and results in immunity to hepatitis A in the future.
The current case notwithstanding, foodborne hepatitis A outbreaks are relatively uncommon in the U.S. But in countries such as Mexico, where sanitary conditions are more marginal, the illness can flourish. It spreads via food or water contaminated with fecal matter carrying the hepatitis A virus and also from person to person. The strawberries in question presumably were exposed to contaminated water or handled by hepatitis-infected food workers who had not washed thoroughly after going to the bathroom. The fruit was cleaned in the U.S. before it was distributed, but washing fresh produce does not guarantee removal of the virus. Only adequate cooking destroys it for certain.
More Dangerous Hepatitis Strains
While the strawberry scare is unsettling, it is more of a fluke than anything, particularly since the fruit reached as many people as it did because a law was broken. More serious than hepatitis A are hepatitis B and C, which have nothing to do with contamination of food.
Hepatitis C is particularly problematic. For 85 percent of people who contract it, it doesn't go away. Not everybody infected ends up with symptoms of hepatitis, such as fatigue, aching joints, jaundice, and abdominal swelling. But while those infected can remain symptom-free for years or even decades, the illness can end up causing cirrhosis --scarring of the liver that can ultimately result in liver failure.
Almost 4 million Americans have been infected by hepatitis C -- the number-one reason for liver transplantation. Many of them contracted the disease prior to 1990 through shared needles used for illicit drugs as well as through blood transfusions. Not until the late 80s did awareness increase about the dangers of sharing needles. And not until 1990 was there testing to detect the virus in blood.
Now that hepatitis C is much less frequently transmitted via needles and the virus is screened out of the blood supply, only 30,000 new cases are diagnosed each year. But currently there is only one intervention for people with hepatitis C -- alpha interferon -- and only a minor proportion of treated patients respond. There also is no vaccine to prevent the disease. Thus, deaths from the virus are expected to triple over the next 2 decades to more than 24,000 a year as the illness takes its toll on those already infected.
The hepatitis B strain, transmitted through bodily fluids, poses less of a threat. One reason is that there is a hepatitis B vaccine. In addition, while some people afflicted with hepatitis B can end up with life-threatening liver damage, 90 to 95 percent of adults infected make a full recovery within 6 months. About 125,000 new cases are diagnosed each year.
For more information on hepatitis, see the American Liver Foundation's website at http://www.liverfoundation.org, or call 1-800-465-4837 or 1-888-443-7222. Also helpful is the Hepatitis Foundation International, which can be reached at http://www.hepfi.org or 1-800-891-0707.


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Geoff is a highly skilled and visionary professional with an enviable breadth of experience in leading property initiatives in numerous sectors and often in highly challenging situations. He has spent nearly 30 years solving clients' problems, essentially by making the complex, simple and by delivering solutions quickly and efficiently.
As a passionate believer in the power of inspiring people and teams towards success, Geoff motivates through his natural enthusiasm and drive, placing great emphasis on the maintenance of a people-focused, positive culture throughout the project lifecycle.


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Reflexology is a deeply relaxing experience for most people, it is not uncommon to get into a state that I compare to the alpha state when in deep meditation. A reason it may not be relaxing is that there is congestion somewhere in the body and that reflects on the feet. Either the Reflexologist feels little crystal-like substances under the fingers or the client feels a spot that ranges from slightly tender to acutely sharp. When that area is worked again, a few things can happen:
- the little discomfort first felt may have increased which means more work is needed for the body to adjust
- the acutely sharp sensation may disappear altogether which is often a surprise to the client
- when on medication, the relevant reflex may not be (as) responsive as the medication masks the symptoms. Reflexology however stimulates the body's own healing capacity which complements the allopathic treatment.
Don't give up!
When a treatment is painful, my recommendation is 'don't give up'.
This is your body telling you it needs help to make organs, glands and muscles work as well as they could. Reflexology relaxes every nook and cranny in your body and you may feel better or worse for 24 to 48 hours, which is a great indicator that your body is working on getting better. Subsequent treatments build on previous benefits gained.
On average, after about 6 weekly treatments, benefits last much longer. Many clients leave it at that, others will come back monthly or even bi-monthly. I certainly recommend to have what I call 'maintenance treatments' as Reflexology not only supports your body to work as best as it can when there is stress, an illness or an unexplained tiredness, it also works to maintain good health and a stress free body and mind.
Which parts of the body benefit from Reflexology?
I believe the whole body benefits, which are the physical and the mental. Having worked with bank executives during the financial crisis, the feedback was that the decisions they made following Reflexology treatments were professionally based not personal. The high stress component had been removed which resulted in better made decisions.
This means that Reflexology is highly beneficial with a physical condition but also with a mental condition such as depression, Alzheimer's, etc.
Find a registered (clinical) Reflexologist (a reflexology or professional association are best) and have at least 4 to 6 treatments to experience for yourself the effect Reflexology has on your health and general wellbeing. When you have done that I would love to hear about your experience.


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Renee was born and raised in Santa Rosa, California. Renee received her B.A. from The University of California in Irvine. She received her M.B.A from the University of Chicago in 1992 with a specialty in Marketing and Human Resources. Women Driving Women is Renee's 4th successful business she has founded and managed.
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Welcoming month of Pink October . Together we unite creating Breast Cancer Awareness .
Every year #fasignature will bring out Limited Edition #fapinktober items to raise fund.
This year 2019 here is our spoiler. Purple & pink can never go wrong . The purple resembles fighting against Cancer , while pink highlighting main type Breast Cancer.
A NEW pants. Slimmer yet still loose ,breezy & drawstring waist . With an extra back zipped pocket .
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As expected by most softwood lumber producers at the end of 2019, demand for construction framing dimension softwood lumber products remained steady through the holiday season and looks promising as the industry ushers in 2020.
The latest round of sawmill closures, mostly in British Columbia (BC), and continually improving housing demand in the US are working to keep lumber supplies quite tight in western North America. This past week alone, North American sawmills reported to Madison's Lumber Reporter that their order files were longer than one week, which is quite good for what is normally a slow time of year.
Some lumber supply issues that were becoming apparent at the end of 2019 remain stubbornly in place. Those who chose to avoid buying any more wood than absolutely necessary, in faint hopes that prices might drop, were not pleased to find that most prices have actually crept up from the end of last year. Spring is still weeks away in most busy construction markets, however unseasonably mild weather last week had builders quite busy. While builders take advantage of the lull in winter weather and stock up on lumber, the uptick in demand has nudged many prices higher.
For their part, reloads, wholesalers and secondary suppliers have also not been building lumber inventory. Players remain cautious, especially given the massive amount of sawmill closures that have taken place in the last 12 months. Sentiment among customers that prices might go down stubbornly persists.
Compared to historical trend, last week's WSPF 2x4 #2&Btr price continued rising, up by another +$4, or +1%, relative to the previous week's price of US$398 mfbm. Price for this product is up +$74, or +23%, relative to the same week one year ago. This is a big reversal over the same time last year, when this benchmark lumber commodity item price was down significantly… and dropping.
The below table is a comparison of recent highs, in June 2018, and current January 2020 benchmark dimension softwood lumber 2x4 prices compared to low points of September 2015.


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Hi Everyone! This will be the last BrewNSpew Cafe post with a weekly prompt until January 6, 2020. I feel it's time to make some changes to BrewNSpew Cafe and I hope to continue working on my next book.
I will still continue to read, mingle and post on both BrewNSpew and PoetryPalette.
now the time has come
change, change, change is in the air
it is what it is
How sad would be November if we had no knowledge of the spring! ~Edwin Way Teale, Circle of the Seasons, 1953
Presenting the week's prompt – You may use the word(s), phrase and/or image to interpret the prompt.
Because of my blog having some youthful readers, please and thank you for not submitting anything you wouldn't want a ten year old to peruse or see.
Weekly prompt – fable – a fictitious narrative or statement: such as a legendary story of supernatural happenings; a narration intended to enforce a useful truth especially : one in which animals speak and act like human beings.
starry memories shine a lovely light
take heed and listen as the forest breathes
unknown legends live in enchanted trees
their whispered applause masquerades the night
tales of yesteryear send my mind aflight
I am always seeking my true spirit
as night turns to day and day turns to night
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Babies inoculated with a commonly used five-in-one vaccine to protect against a range of potentially lethal childhood diseases face up to a six-fold increased risk of fever-associated seizures on the day they are vaccinated, according to a study of nearly 380,000 Danish children.
But both the authors of the study published today in the Journal of the American Medical Association1 and experts in the field stress that parents shouldn't be concerned. The overall risk is very low, and there was no increased risk of them recurring or other lasting ill effects such as epilepsy.
Febrile seizures — full-body convulsions brought on by fever — are relatively common in young children. They usually result from infections such as influenza or chickenpox and are generally over in minutes without further treatment, and have no known lasting health problems.
The latest study is the most thorough large-scale study to date of the risk of febrile seizures following inoculation with the DTaP-IPV-Hib vaccine, which protects against diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (whooping cough), as well as polio and Haemophilus influenzae type b.
"It is kind of a relief," says Yuelian Sun, an epidemiologist at Aarhus University in Denmark, who led the study. "Although we find a slightly increased risk of febrile seizure on the first day of vaccination, the overall risk of febrile seizures is low and for children who do get them there are no lasting effects."
The DTaP-IPV-Hib vaccine is used in many countries, including the United Kingdom and the United States. Although different countries use different vaccination schedules, it is common for children to receive three doses in their first year of life.
Sun's study found that children given the vaccine had a six-fold increased risk of a febrile seizure on the day of their first vaccination (given at three months) and a four-fold increased risk on the day of their second vaccination (given at five months). Despite the increased chance, the overall risk of seizures was still extremely small — less than 4 per 100,000 vaccinations. The heightened risk didn't extend into the week following the vaccination and there was no increased risk of a febrile seizure associated with the third and final injection given at 12 months.
Two previous studies, of the DTaP-IPV-Hib vaccine in the United Kingdom2 and of the diptheria–tetanus–pertussis (DTaP) vaccine in the United States3, also found that the risk of seizures was higher on the day of vaccination, although the results were not statistically significant and the studies did not distinguish between febrile seizures and other kinds not accompanied by fever, says Sun.
Child-health and vaccine experts praised the Danish study's design and quality. None have suggested that present vaccination practices should change, except perhaps to ensure that fever-reducing drugs are always available.
"Any vaccine can carry the risk of side-effects but this offers more evidence of the good safety profile of this combination vaccine. [This study] adds to our knowledge in confirming that there is no short- or long-term risk of epilepsy," says Nick Andrews, deputy head of the statistics unit at the UK Health Protection Agency in London, and lead author of the previous UK study.
It is a "very big and carefully conducted study" says Adam Finn, a paediatrician at the University of Bristol, UK, who says that the large study size was needed to detect such a rare adverse event. It would be "surprising" if the combination vaccine didn't carry a small risk of febrile seizures, given that vaccines are known to cause fever in some children. The key, he says, is the risk–benefit balance, which lies "firmly in favour of using the vaccine".
Finn says that a main thrust of present research is to understand why some children get fevers in response to vaccination and others don't. "One day we may be able to tailor vaccines to individual children instead of taking a one-size-fits-all approach, and thus reduce risks even further," he says.
- Journal name:
- Nature
- doi:10.1038/nature.2012.10070


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KM4OLT - Mike's Ham Home
Ham operators have to have a license in order to broadcast on the air. I said broadcast. Many people initially do a lot of listening to find out what kind of conversations go on as well as see what data is transmitted. But geting licensed isn't that difficult or expensive.
Finding Others
One of the hardest things is finding others in your area that you can relate to with your hobby. Some people are loners and even many hams are comfortable on the air but in person are quite shy. One of the first things is finding a club. Club meetings can be very boring and you feel lost and out of place at first but hang in there. Go to the ARRL website and do a club search.
I say attend at least 4 club meetings. Many clubs like to do introductions. Let them know that you're just starting out and hope to find someone to help get you going. It may take a couple of meetings for them to feel comforatable approaching you too. Also get to know the president of the club and their email address. Express to them what you're needing. Don't expect the first couple of meetings to have people swarming. It takes effort on your part as well to open up. But as things progress you will find more and more will start to talk to you. Even if you're young don't feel out of place. Many of the older hams started out like you. But with their age comes a ton of experience and knowledge and can help you out with about any problem you run across.
Find other hams in your area - the QRZ GridMapper is great to see how many hams live in your area and where. Besides talking to a club this is a good way to find hams that you can possibly find to relate to and get to know one another. Register on the site and if you need to look up your call sign and find out what grid your own. Then go to the grid mapper and enter your grid information. Then you can zoom in and see who is around you. You can hover over the email address and see what their email is and try to reach out. Might be a neighbor or at least someone fairly close. That way they're not only close on the radio but close physically that you might be able to visit one anothers radio shack.


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New Weapon to Fight Risk of Cyber Attack
Friday, November 9th, 2018
on behalf of Scottish Business Resilience Centre
A UNIQUE voucher scheme has been launched to help small businesses and third sector organisations to combat the menace of e-crime by securing a 'Cyber Essentials' accreditation.
Cyber Essentials, endorsed by the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), is the baseline standard in cyber security, helping to prevent the most common attacks by implementing five basic network controls and practicing good cyber hygiene.
The Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC) is urging Scottish-based SMEs and third sector organisations to apply for vouchers up to £1000 to help them finance the certification, as part of a £500,000 investment by the Scottish Government.
Graham Bye, Scottish Cybersecurity Information Sharing Partnership (CiSP) and Cyber Essentials Coordinator at SBRC said: "All businesses and organisations, no matter how small, are a potential target, particularly if they do not take simple precautionary measures to protect themselves.
"Any company with an IT network could be at risk of an attack and computerised systems – payroll, marketing, booking systems and databases, for example, could all be compromised.
"Cyber attacks are also a real risk to the third sector; from a small, locally run playgroup which holds a database of personal details, to larger charities delivering services to vulnerable adults.
"Having a Cyber Essentials badge shows your customers and clients that you take cyber security seriously and that you can and will protect your organisation against common cyber threats."
The SBRC-led 'Trusted Partners' initiative has also been established to signpost the group of independent companies in Scotland who are accredited as Cyber Essentials Certifying Bodies.
Graham added: "This initiative, endorsed by our partners at Police Scotland, was established to support other businesses across Scotland to achieve Cyber Essentials.
"The group is now seen as a respected collective voice and point of reference in the provision of Cyber Essentials in Scotland."
Those interested organisations can apply for the voucher system online via the Scottish Enterprise or Scottish Council for Voluntary Organisations (SCVO) websites.
Gerry Grant, Chief Ethical Hacker at SBRC said: "From undergoing the Cyber Essentials process ourselves, as a non-profit organisation, we'd strongly recommend it to any of our members.
"It encourages you to think about your own cyber security in a different light and flags up the potential vulnerabilities in your system.
"Cyber Essentials give you a really good grounding when it comes to your cyber security – and the process is not particularly difficult or onerous."
The Scottish Business Resilience Centre exists to create a secure environment where business can trade securely, regardless of size and sector.
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Tanami Track Itinerary: What you need to know about the Tanami Track
The Tanami Road (aka Tanami Track) is an old stock route running over 1,000 kms through the Tanami Desert between Halls Creek in WA and Alice Springs in the NT.
Travelers will need to be completely self sufficient during the drive as water, fuel and food stops along the route are scarce and supply can be unreliable.
It is strongly recommended that additional fuel containers are filled and taken when traveling this route.
It is vital enough drinking water is taken to last the full distance, plus an additional 20% in case of emergency. There are bore water tanks along the route, however the may be dry or likely to contain unpotable water (unsafe for drinking).
There are no designated campsites along the Tanami Track, it is simply a matter of finding a suitable place to set up camp.
The scrub consists of salt bushes and spinifex, so it can be difficult to find a clear area. Often bore tanks or roadhouse locations provide the best places to spend the night.
The road condition along the Tanami is unpredicatble and changes with every wet season. The roads are graded and there may be areas of heavy corrugations.
Road trains and large trucks travel along the Tanami Road when transporting goods to remote communities and operational mines. As on all dirt roads, it is good practice to move to the far left side of the road and slow your speed right down – even coming to a complete stop if the oncoming traffic is a road train or truck carrying an oversized / wide load. This prevents kicking up dust which impares visibility for the oncoming traffic, and minimises the chance of stones breaking windows.
Tanami Track Itinerary: FUEL STOPS
168km from Halls Creek – 885km from Alice Springs
7am-12noon & 2pm-4pm Mon to Fri
9am – 11am Sat
246 km from Halls Creek – 807km from Alice Springs
Note: Balgo is approximately 35km off Tanami Rd
Must call (08) 9168 8900 prior to entry
9am – 12noon & 2pm-4pm Mon to Fri
9am – 12noon Sat
754km from Halls Creek – 299km from Alice Springs
Note: Unreliable – be prepared for no fuel available.
8.30am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pm Mon to Fri
9.30am – 12noon Sat & Sun
Tilmouth Roadhouse
854km from Halls Creek – 199km from Alice Springs
7am – 9pm 7 days per week
Rabbit Flat Roadhouse – PERMANENTLY CLOSED from December 31st 2010.
Only souvenir sales and weather reporting still in operation.
Halls Creek Visitors Information Centre
71 Thomas St
Halls Creek
Ph (08) 9168 6007
Halls Creek Police Station
Lot 68 Great Northern Highway
Halls Creek WA 6770
Ph (08) 9168 9777
Alice Springs Visitors Information Centre
60 Gregory Terrace
Alice Springs
Ph: (08) 8952 5800
Alice Springs Police Station
17 Bath St
Alice Springs NT 0870
Ph (08) 8951 8822
Useful Links
This information was correct at the time of writing – March 2017.
This Tanami Track Itinerary is to be used as a guide only and we strongly recommend you independently verify all the information relating to fuel, water, trading hours and road conditions to obtain accurate information for your dates of travel.


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In this fictional tale, an illegitimate daughter of Errol Flynn describes her mother's relationship with the movie star and his influence on her own life.
Country Focus: Jamaica
The Pirate's Daughter
Margaret Cezair-Thompson
Originally published: Unbridled, 2007.
My edition: Random House, 2008. 392 pgs.
Acclaim: Winner of the Essence Literary Award in Fiction


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Marching bands are one of the best parts of the Stampede parade, so why aren't more kids participating?
June 8, 2004
Even before the last bell rings for the summer, and Greeley's middle and high schools turn into a chaotic scene from an old Alice Cooper video, Jeff Davis is passing out fliers, practically begging kids to leave swimming pools and hit the pavement.
Davis, the longtime band director at Greeley Central, cobbles a band for the annual Stampede Independence Day parade, and every year, it seems to get a little tougher. In the past, Central and West had their own bands, but last year, the two combined to form one band. This year, for the first time, Northridge will join them, along with a few kids from Frontier Academy and other charter schools and even John Evans Middle School.
"It's always a challenge to get a band together, and it's even worse than it used to be," Davis said. "So we thought we'd put together one bigger band that sounds really good. It makes for less bands, but the one band sounds really good."
Fewer bands in the annual Stampede parade is a growing problem for parade officials, as it is around the country — especially in Independence Day parades, when students are thinking of cooling their heels by the pool, not frying them on baked asphalt. Stampede officials like to have eight or even 10 bands, but they admit they'll be lucky to get a half-dozen for Saturday's parade.
"It's a nationwide problem," said Mark Tucker, assistant director of the Stampede. "Bands just aren't together in the summertime."
Davis is used to calling and coercing kids to play, but many times, he gets polite refusals, even from the best ones. He's competing with jobs, camp, sports and, of course, pool time. He's even built in extra rehearsals this year so his students can miss a couple for family vacations.
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Even in Minnesota, where parade marching is king, especially in the summer, it's hard to put together a full band. Henry Sibley High School in St. Paul, a school of 1,400 kids, will bring 40 to the Stampede parade. Clayton Browne, the director, would like to have at least 90.
He's throwing in a trip to South Dakota, Iowa and an Omaha, Neb., water park as part of the deal to come to Greeley, but he still finds himself losing out to summer hockey leagues, baseball and summer fun.
"It's only the kids who want to do it," Browne said, "and there's not that many this year. It's getting harder to turn out kids who are motivated and in decent physical condition."
Granted, Henry Sibley has a grueling summer schedule. The practice season starts the first week after school gets out with a week-long camp full of 12-hour marching rehearsals. The school has parades on the weekends and morning rehearsals when there's no parade to march. Last week they had five parades in five days.
Even so, Browne blames himself in some ways for the lack of student participants. His feeder program and recruiting are down, he said, something he hopes to fix in the next couple of years. He seems to think there are more motivated kids out there who will march if they are pushed in the right way.
Or maybe if it's in their culture more. The WBS TV Fourth of July Salute to America parade in Atlanta managed to snag 14 bands for this year's parade. But in Atlanta, summer seasons are the only times the bands march in the parades. The winter parades have no bands, mostly because they're more concerned about putting on field shows at football games.
Greeley's idea of an all-city band is a good one, said Hobie Pileski, coordinator of the parade. Many of the bands in the WBS parade are combined bands from different schools.
"People really like the music," Pileski said. "People say sometimes that they come only to see the bands. There wouldn't be a whole lot of music otherwise."
He said he likes to have a band at every three to four stations in the parade. The Stampede may reach that goal, but only in the first televised hour, when officials like to shuffle them up front so they can get some glory. After that, Tucker said, it will thin out.
But there is hope. There will always be kids who want to march in the summer. All week, a band of 110 students from across Colorado has practiced marching for the parade and will perform a free concert tonight. More than 140 applied for the chance to march with the Masonic Band Association of Colorado, said Marvin Feldman, band organizer.
"The music programs are hurting throughout the school districts, and there's a lot of pressures on these kids," Feldman said. "But we're also finding a lot of great kids who really want to play."
* At 7 p.m. today the Masonic Band will perform a patriotic concert, free and open to the public, at the University of Northern Colorado University Center ballrooms, 10th Avenue and 20th Street, Greeley.
* The Greeley Independence Day Stampede Parade begins at 9 a.m. Saturday, the parade route runs on 10th Avenue, from 19th to 5th streets in Greeley.


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A barber nicked a customer rather badly while giving him a shave. Hoping to make amends, the barber asked, "Do you want your head wrapped in a towel?" "No thanks," replied the customer. I'll carry it home under my arm!"
A Tie for a Parade
A man and a little boy entered a barbershop together. After the man received the full treatment - shave, shampoo, manicure, haircut, etc. - he placed the boy in the chair.
"I'm goin' to buy a tie to wear for the parade," he said. "I'll be back in a few minutes."
When the boy's haircut was completed and the man still hadn't returned, the barber said, "Looks like your daddy's forgotten all about you." "That wasn't my daddy," said the boy. "He just walked up, took me by the hand and said, 'Come on, son, we're gonna get a free haircut!'"
A Tony Curtis haircut
Johnny wanted to look suave for the local dance so he slipped into Taffy Lloyd's barber shop.
"I want a Tony Curtis haircut."
So Taffy started trimming around the back with the clippers. Then he started going higher and higher with them till Johnny started to get a bit worried. But like most barbers, this one had verbal diarrhoea,and was yapping non stop about movies and movie stars.
"Yeah, I like Tony Curtis too," as he trimmed up and over Johnny's ears. "Wasn't he great in 'The King and I'?"
Leaving Without Paying The Barber
A barber runs out of his shop and down to the nearest corner where a policeman is standing.
"Officer," he asks, have you seen a man run by here in the last few minutes?"
"No I haven't. What's the problem?"
"The lousy cheat ran out of my shop without paying me!"
"Does this fellow have any distinguishing features?" the officer asks.
"Well, yes," the barber replies. "He's carrying one of his ears in his left hand."
Losing Hair
As I am getting older I seem to be loosing my hair. When I went last week to the barber I joked with him that he keeps on going up in price when I have less to cut! He replied, "I should charge you double for all the time it takes me to find your hair!"


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School Health Services (Medicaid)
Colorado districts can claim for Medicaid covered services that are provided in schools. The Colorado Department of Education provides training for developing the local services plans required for participation in this program. This site provides guidance and resources.
Program Rules and Information
- Timeline 2019 -2020
- School Health Services Program Manual (leaving CDE website - the link is mid-page labeled Program Manual)
Local Services Plan (LSP)
- 2020-2025 LSP Guidelines (PDF)
- LSP Form 5-Year 2020-2025 NEW DUE DATE: Monday, August 31, 2020
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- Local Service Plan Unmet Needs Assessment for Local Services Plan (PDF 2019-20)
- School Health Services Program Financial Roles & Fact Sheet (click District Financial Role) (leaving CDE website)
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- School Health Services Program Legislation (C.R.S.25.5-5-318)
Health First Colorado Fact Sheet
Annual Report
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- Access and complete report
- CDE School Health Services Program Parent Guide (PDF English)
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- CDE School Health Services Program Administrator Guide (PDF)
For more information, please contact:
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Phone: (303) 866-6455
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(1)  Wahyudin Noor (IAIN Syaikh Abdurrahman Siddik, Bangka, Bangka Belitung , Indonesia)
(2)  Juhji Juhji (UIN Sultan Maulana Hasanuddin, Serang, Banten , Indonesia)
Al-Tanzim : Jurnal Manajemen Pendidikan Islam is published by Islamic Faculty of Nurul Jadid University. The journal publishes articles of interest to education practitioners, teachers, education policy makers, and researchers. This journal encompasses research articles, original research report, reviews in Islamic education in any fields including: 1) Leadership, 2) Public Relation Management, 3) Organizational Behavior, 4) Organizational Culture, 5) Human Resource Management, 6) Financial Management, 7) Decision Making, etc.
Al-Tanzim : Jurnal Manajemen Pendidikan Islam published by Islamic Faculty of Nurul Jadid University, Probolinggo, East Java, Indonesia. E-ISSN: 2549-5720 and P-ISSN: 2549-3663.
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Folkmanis Mini Skunk Finger Puppet
Brand Folkmanis
Raise a stink with this Skunk finger puppet! Or simply sit quietly and play. You see, the less alarming you are to him, the less alarming he'll be to your nose. Scent glands not included.
- Easily animate this engaging Skunk plush puppet on your finger, or snuggle in the palm of your hand
- Constructed from high-quality materials with exceptionally realistic details; easy to care for years of play
- Slip on to your finger to express this interactive animal puppet
- Product Dimensions: 8"L x 3 x 3 inches (LxWxH)
- Manufacturer: Folkmanis
- Ages: 3+
/!\ WARNING: Choking Hazard—Item contains small parts. Not for children under 3.


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We are open for business and thanks to technology are experts at working remotely.
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Organisation: Caravan and Motorhome Club
The Caravan and Motorhome Club is a community of a million people who love the great outdoors.
Known as The Caravan Club until February 2017, it operates the largest privately-owned network of quality touring sites in the UK, offering members access to over 200 Club sites and 2,500 privately-owned places (Certificated Locations) to stay.
It also offers a choice of 300 sites across continental Europe. The Club provides expert advice and training courses, overseas travel services and tours, insurance services and exclusive offers and discounts to members.
East Grinstead House
East Grinstead
West Sussex
United Kingdom
Contact details:
Tel: 01342 326944
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Website: www.camc.com
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