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PCB set to revive format of holding four-day, one-day matches together in domestic cricket
Karachi, Sept 29 : The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is reportedly set to revive a 20-year-old format of holding first-class and one-day matches together as part of the major changes that have been made in domestic cricket recently.
The change will reportedly come into effect in the upcoming domestic season which is likely to start at the end of October.
According to the Express Tribune, former captain Rashid Latif had suggested that the tournaments should be held together in a bid to save all the departments' resources, a format which is already followed regularly in domestic U-19 tournaments.
Confirming the change, a PCB official said that they would be holding four-day and one-day matches simultaneously in first-class cricket from now on like the 1990s to save a lot of money for the departments in a cyclic form.
The official also said that each cycle will be a week long and will start with a four-day match followed by a 50-over match played between the same teams after a day's rest.
Although the departmental and regional tournaments will be held separately, the report said that they would also start at the same time for which the players representing their departmental teams will not be able to represent their regional outfits.
The official also said that the board has also increased the squad limit for teams from 20 players to 25 so that in case of injuries, the sides have enough resources to cope with the diverse and lengthier format
Any replacement sought by the teams outside the 25-man squad will only be given if any of their players have gone on national duty to represent Pakistan, the report added.
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The Bank of England's (BoE) deputy governor has warned "the worst may still be ahead" for the UK's finance industry, as he urged banks to boost their capital defences.
Paul Tucker - who is a front-runner for the job as BoE governor when Sir Mervyn King steps down next year - said threats to the industry persist.
"We are in very difficult circumstances at the moment in the sense that huge risks are behind us," he said.
"There is still a tangible probability - not a high probability - that the worst may still be ahead."
The UK's banks have been forced to build up large capital defences following the financial crisis of 2007-09, when banks including RBS and Lloyds had to be rescued by UK taxpayers.
But speaking at the British Bankers' Association's annual conference in London, Mr Tucker warned that even the new Basel rules for minimum reserves - designed after the financial crisis - were not enough.
"Basel I, II, III, IV and V are not calibrated for the kind of end of the world risks that lie within the realms of the possible at the moment," he said.
"If we get a tidal wave, we may all be grateful that there are a few billion more in capital here and there in the banking industry, keeping banks in the private sector rather than the dead hand of state ownership."
He also pushed for an overhaul in the way bank bosses are paid - proposing that they could be paid partly in debt to ensure they have a strong interest in their company's future.
"Having managers exposed to instruments whose value depends on the survival of their firm would give them a healthy incentive to maintain a safe and sound bank," he said.
Also at the conference, Rolls Royce's finance director urged regulators to find the right trade-off between regulation and financial stability.
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This excellent investigation was written by Sean Robinson in yesterday's Tacoma News Tribune, which raises several questions:
1. Why was a newspaper investigation required to get local accountability and changes enacted?
2. Yelm court administrator Maryam Olson said said the rules of access can be confusing. She added, "There hasn't been a general training. It's just kind of been this gray area."
WHY, WHY is there a lack of training and why is this a grey area in Yelm.
So many other municipalities throughout Washington have no issues about public access.
Why is this so "grey" for Yelm staff?
Sean Robinson filed his report in the Tacoma News Tribune June 10:
"Open courts, closed files: Hitting roadblocks in quest for public records"
"A NEWS TRIBUNE EXCLUSIVE: Some workers toss up roadblocks when asked to provide records that are, by law, open to the public"
"It's right there in the Washington state Constitution, article I, section 10:
Justice in all cases shall be administered openly, and without unnecessary delay."
The words apply to courts and court case records. Both are supposed to be public: no secret trials, no secret files.
Several small courts in the South Sound, including half of the courthouses in Pierce County, fell short of that state standard in a recent survey of 22 district and municipal courts conducted by The News Tribune.
In municipal courts from Sumner and Fircrest to Lakewood and Yelm, among other sites, court clerks denied, hindered or delayed requests to view case records. They gave reasons that contradicted legal requirements set down by the Washington State Supreme Court."
Court records cover big stuff and small stuff, from Supreme Court rulings and homicide charges to small claims and parking tickets. The records – rare or common, momentous or trivial – belong to the public.
"The public shall have access to all court records except as restricted by federal law, state law, court rule, court order, or case law."
- General Rule 31(d)(1), Washington state courts
In the real world, that means you have the right to walk into a courthouse in Washington – any courthouse – and satisfy your curiosity. You're entitled to read case files tied to the crazy driver up the block who got popped for three DUIs in three cities in eight months.
You don't have to say why you want to see the files. That doesn't matter. Maybe the guy ran over your dog.
According to the court rules, you don't need a reason. You don't have to be an attorney. You don't have to be a party to the case. If it's part of the official court file, and a judge hasn't sealed it, you get to see it.
What's more, you get to see it for free.
'A fee may not be charged to view records at the courthouse.'
- General Rule 31(d)(3), Washington state courts"
"At Yelm Municipal Court, clerks denied access to a court file. They said it was a "pending case," and therefore the charging statement and the underlying police report were confidential. They referred the records request to the city prosecutor.
The case was a third-degree theft charge, filed March 15 against a 30-year-old Tacoma man who entered a not-guilty plea.
Tim Ford, open-government ombudsman for the State Attorney General's Office, said such denials run counter to the rules governing access to court files. When a prosecutor files a charge, the courtroom door opens.
"Once (police) have concluded their investigation and provided a charging recommendation to the prosecutor and the prosecutor charges in court, then the investigative file is no longer exempt in general," he said. "Case files are presumed to be open to the public unless they're sealed by a judge."
Following the denial in Yelm, court administrator Maryam Olson said the court has revised its access policy in light of The News Tribune's concerns.
"Changes have been made in this office regarding procedures," Olson wrote in an email. "The court files will be available to view at the front counter whether in pre- or post-disposition status with the exception of treatment reports, financial affidavits, and no contact orders. These will be removed prior to viewing. ...
"I have advised court staff of these new procedures and they are in effect immediately."
Olson added that police reports tied to a case sometimes remain in the prosecutor's files. Unless they are entered as evidence, they must be requested separately."
"Maryam Olson, the Yelm court administrator, said the rules of access can be confusing.
'It's always been kind of a murky point,' she said. 'I think that's the issue. I don't think it's holding back the information. There hasn't been a general training. It's just kind of been this gray area. We don't want to hold back anything that's public, but we also want to protect what's not. We definitely want to comply – we just want to figure out what we can and can't do,'"


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5:31pm Friday 11th October 2013 in News
FIREFIGHTERS in Hampshire will join another nationwide five hour strike, it has been revealed.
Hampshire Fire and Rescue have confirmed firefighters in the county will join the Fire Brigades Union strike from 6.30pm to 11.30pm on October 19.
It comes as the Fire Brigades Union is locked in a bitter row with the Government over pensions.
Union General Secretary Matt Wrack said: "We had hoped our first strike was enough to show Government that firefighters could not be more serious about protecting public safety and ensuring fair pensions.
''No firefighter wants to strike, and it's desperately disappointing that governments in Westminster and Cardiff continue to deny reality over pensions costs and the need for a pension scheme that reflects the job firefighters do.
''Firefighters simply cannot be expected to fight fires and rescue families in their late 50s and into their 60s."
Hampshire Fire and Rescue service have moved quickly to reassure the public that despite industrial action,all urgent calls will be dealt with, but the level of response will be limited and could take longer than usual.
A statement on the Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service website, said: "We will remain in operation as usual throughout the period of action and are calling for the assistance of the public in reducing calls during that time. " "If you have an emergency dial 999 and we will we send an emergency response, but our level of response will be limited and may take longer than usual. Our response will focus on the highest risks to life."
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A Methodology for Cost-Benefit Analysis of Ambient Air Pollution Health Impacts
By Bin Jalaludin1,2, Glenn Salkeld3, Geoff Morgan4,5, Tom Beer6, Yasir Bin Nisar1 1 School of Public Health and Community Medicine, UNSW; 2 Centre for Research, Evidence Management and Surveillance, SSWAHS; 3 School of Public Health, University of Sydney; 4 Department of Rural Health (Northern Rivers), University of Sydney; 5 North Coast Area Health Service;6 CSIRO.
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The current project, funded by Commonwealth Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts, entails a review of the European, United States and Australian Cost-Benefit Analysis (CBA) literature related to ambient air pollution, followed by a critique of the CBA methodology. The project focuses on the methodology to assess the economic cost of the human health effects of ambient air pollution and identifies and describes in detail the uncertainties, contentious issues and knowledge gaps associated with the CBA methodology. Moreover, the report also makes recommendations based on how to address the uncertainties, contentious issues and knowledge gaps.


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I love this doll house! Despite my having read the dimensions online, it seemed MUCH bigger once I got it all put together. The number of rooms allows for various interpretations of home layout and adding the lower garage/basement section really makes for a stellar house.I like that it is not painted - no chipping, no color coordination to worry about. Also, the put-it-together-yourself aspect was not daunting - very simple, just need a little hand strength.
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(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Special Olympics Indiana announced that hundreds of Special Olympics athletes and volunteers throughout the state will be participating in various acts of service on Saturday, September 25 in honor of Eunice Kennedy Shriver (EKS) Day. Participants from Special Olympics Indiana – Ripley-Ohio-Dearborn Counties have planned an activity locally in remembrance of Shriver's passion for service.
The athlete leaders from Special Olympics Indiana – Ripley-Ohio-Dearborn Counties will hold a canned food drive from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday at the Kroger stores in Batesville and Lawrenceburg in honor of Eunice Kennedy Shriver Day. The proceeds will benefit the YES Home and the Sisters of St. Francis in Oldenburg.
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Manager - FosterEd: Arizona
National Center for Youth Law | Tucson AZ 85701 USA | Full Time | Posted: 11/19/2012
Job Descriptiontop
Manager, FosterEd: Arizona
To be based in Pima County, Arizona
FosterEd (www.Foster-Ed.org)
FosterEd is a project of the National Center for Youth Law (NCYL) focused on improving the educational outcomes of children and youth in foster care.
FosterEd works collaboratively with state and local agencies to ensure every foster child has an educational champion supporting his or her educational success.
FosterEd is working with the Arizona Administrative Office of the Courts,
Attorney General's Office, Department of Economic Security, Department of Education, Governor's Office, and State Board of Education to create a statewide program that will improve the educational outcomes of Arizona foster children. As part of this effort FosterEd will collaboratively implement a pilot project in Pima County that will serve as a model for a statewide program.
FosterEd seeks a manager to plan, coordinate and direct all components of the Pima County pilot project, operated in partnership with the Pima
County's Juvenile Court, Child Protective Services regional office, school districts, service providers and other stakeholders.
Primary responsibilities include:
• Develop measurable project objectives and a detailed workplan
• Direct all aspects of the project
• Hire and supervise additional staff
• Create the processes, resources, partnerships, and tools necessary for successful implementation
• Ensure appropriate data are collected and used for both case management and evaluation purposes
Over time, the FosterEd Arizona manager will increasingly work with
FosterEd's state partners to assist with statewide planning and expansion.
Required Qualifications
• Ability to manage complex projects
• Ability to manage people and budgets
• Excellent writing and speaking skills
• Ability to pay attention to details and manage multiple assignments
• Excellent interpersonal skills
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, nonprofit startup environment
Desired Qualifications
• Knowledge of the child welfare, education, and juvenile court systems
• Familiarity with the common educational challenges facing at-risk children and strategies for overcoming these challenges
• Experience working with at-risk children and youth
• Experience managing technology projects
• Experience working with with the agencies and organizations serving at-risk children and youth in Pima County
• Experience working with FosterEd's state partners
Salary and Benefits
This is a full-time, 30-month position with the expectation that it will become permanent. The FosterEd: Arizona manager will have offices within one of our Pima County partner agencies and must live in Pima County or be willing to relocate. Salary is based on experience and is comparable to similar positions in Pima County, Arizona. NCYL provides health, dental, life, and long-term disability insurance, good vacation benefits, and an employer contribution to a retirement plan.
Position open until filled. Please mail or email a cover letter, resume, three professional references, and salary requirements to:
Miranda Perry, Assistant Administrator
National Center for Youth Law
405 14th Street, 15th Floor
Oakland, CA 94612-2701
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National Center for Youth Law (www.youthlaw.org)
The National Center for Youth Law (NCYL) is a non-profit organization that for over four decades has worked to ensure low-income children have the resources, support and opportunities they need for healthy and productive lives. NCYL is an affirmative action/equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, age, ethnic background, sex, disability, or sexual orientation. Applicants of color are strongly encouraged to apply.
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Location | Tucson, AZ, 85701, United States |
Categories | Children's Services, Education, Public Policy, Social Work/ Services, Youth Services |
Function | Administration |
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Contact Informationtop
Contact Name | Miranda Perry |
How to apply | Applications are no longer accepted for this job posting. |
Job Code | Manager - FosterEd: Arizona |


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Category | Before Race Day | Race Day, May 4 |
5K Competitive Runner (price includes disposable timing tag) | $28 | $33 |
5K Non-Competitive Run/Walk (time will not be recorded) | $25 | $30 |
Sprint for Sprouts (age 12 and under; time will not be recorded) | $15 | $20 |
Sprinting in Spirit | $50 | $50 |
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Best Western Plus Stovall's Inn Anaheim
3 Stars1110 West Katella Avenue Anaheim CA 92802
Best Western Stovall's Inn is positioned on West Katella Avenue in Anaheim City. Holidaymakers at the California hotel can catch sporting events and music concerts at Honda Center and Angel Stadium, less than three miles away.
All 288 spacious rooms are equipped with high-speed Internet access, cable TV, microwave oven, refrigerator, telephone, alarm clock radio, hairdryer and iron/ironing board. Accessible and non-smoking units are on offer.
Before heading out, patrons can have a filling hot breakfast buffet at Best Western Plus Anaheim Stovall's Inn. For other dining needs, visitors can easily find restaurants nearby.
Best Western Plus Stovall's Inn Anaheim offers 24-hour front desk and Disney tickets for purchase. After a long day, guests can unwind at the pools, tub, exercise room and garden on site. Laundry facilities and convenience store are also available on site.
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- NOTE: Parking fee is $10.00 per night per vehicle.
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Best Western Plus Stovall's Inn Anaheim Guest Reviews (10)
Other than the room not fully heated despite heater on and the wifi signal is weak when occupancy rate is high, the rest are ok. Alot of eateries and a convenient store outside to cater to our needs. It is about 15 min walk to Disneyland or you can take the shutter at a fee. Breakfast is the same everyday but it is hot, with wide varieties and good. Room is clean with extra amendities. No porter service but you can borrow trolley from the lobby and self service. The good thing is there is lift at each block for those that stay above ground level.
Stayed in Jan 2013 wrote on January 10, 2013
The rooms are clean and comfortable. Excellent breakfast selection and close to disney land.
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The hotel was about a 10 minute walk from Downtown Disney. The staff was nice and helpful. The grounds were plain, but we were never really there so it doesn't really matter much. It has somewhat secure parking, decent rooms, everything worked....there was a light continental breakfast that was complimentary. This is a really good choice for families going to Disneyland.
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The room is nicely designed and is very comfortable.. For the price we paid, we couldn't ask for more. Breakfast is good too but it close at 9:30. Walking from Disneyland at night is not a problem because of the bright street light. No safe box in the room
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Room cleanliess no good because bath tub choked with dirty water. Breakfirst also lousy because foods are cold and limited.
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Architect/Designer: David Arkin & Anni Tilt, Arkin Tilt Architects, Berkeley, Calif. Contractor: Andy Bannister & Zac Douch, Earthtone Construction, Sebastopol, Calif.
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Arkin Tilt improved the home's livability and efficiency and connected it to the outdoors, while maintaining a Victorian charm.
Courtesy Arkin Tilt Architects
BEFORE: The nearly 100-year-old Victorian farmhouse had good bones, but over the years poor remodeling choices left it with little charm and "thermally challenged."
The new, open kitchen is the heart of the renovation with views of the garden in every direction. PRODUCTS: Custom concrete countertops by Bohemian Stoneworks; Bosch dishwasher; Bertazzoni range; Hardware from Schlage, Baldwin, Haefele; Loewen entry doors; flooring is reclaimed Douglas Fir
The original rafters in the kitchen are exposed and topped with salvaged fir bleacher seating. A south-facing clerestory brings light deep into the space.
The Zen-inspired lower bath is connect to the outdoors through rich colors and textures and a tub overlooking the garden. PRODUCTS: plumbing fittings from Toto, Kohler, Waterworks, Chicago Faucet; fittings from Stone Forest, Toto, Kohler
With exposed fir framing and clay plastered walls, the spacious dining room is the new social focus of the house. The custom dining table was created from salvaged bowling lane.
The new dining area opens out to the garden via folding doors. The deep porch shades it from hot afternoon summer sun.
Connect the home to the garden; improve efficiency; maintain the home's Victorian charm
The covered porch — separated from the new dining room by a 14-foot-wide multi-fold door — shades the interior and has a countertop and sink. Two-inch rigid insulation applied to the exterior plus new windows throughout improve livability and efficiency. The team increased attic insulation and installed an "ice-house" ventilated roof, which helps keep the spaces below comfortable. The new kitchen and dining room feature ample south-facing windows. The windows on the older part of the home were installed from the exterior, to retain the historic interior molding.
The judges liked how the design team "extend[ed] the spaces of the house by making a complete wraparound veranda"; played with contrasting materials; and created warmth with a timbered ceiling. "[The project] is beautiful and appropriately furnished. They got the palette to make sense." —Stacey Freed, senior editor, REMODELING.
Designer: David Arkin and Anni Tilt, Arkin Tilt Architects, Berkeley, Calif.
Contractor: Andy Bannister, Zac Douch, Earthtone Construction, Sebastopol, Calif.
Bathroom plumbing fittings: Toto; Kohler; Waterworks; Chicago Faucet
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Countertops: Bohemian Stoneworks
Dishwasher: Bosch
Entry doors: Loewen
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Kitchen plumbing fittings: Kohler
Kitchen sink: Shaw
Lighting fixtures: Noguchi; WAC; Jamie Young; Stonco
Oven: Viking
Paints/stains: Benjamin Moore
Plaster: American Clay
Siding: James Hardie
Washer/dryer: Bosch
Windows: Loewen
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Associate Professor, Ph.D., University of Rochester Ancient Philosophy and Metaphysics, Logic, History of Philosphy
ADM - 259Email: email@example.com: 907.786.4437
I completed my B.A. in Philosophy at Seattle Pacific University in 1995 before heading to the University of Rochester for my M.A. (1998) and Ph.D. (2000). In graduate school, my main areas of study were Ancient Greek Philosophy and Metaphysics, though I ended up writing a dissertation on Plato's moral psychology. Since grad school, I taught for one year at Calvin College ( Grand Rapids, MI) before moving to Oklahoma where I taught for four years at Oklahoma Baptist University. I am now happily situated in Anchorage.
My research interests remain focused on the topics I pursued in graduate school. Several of the papers I have written since then have been connected to my dissertation topic. In the summer of 2004, I attended an NEH summer seminar on Soul and Substance in Aristotle. This has led to some new research interests where I seek to incorporate the Aristotelian hylomorphic framework into the contemporary metaphysical debate about the nature of human persons.
When not philosophizing, I enjoy reading literature, hiking, running, and x-country skiing.
Recent Publications: "The Many Challenges of Republic II" Methexis, XXI 2008, 63-80.
"Aristotelian Hylomorphism and Non-Reductive Materialism" Apeiron, vol. XLI no. 3 (September 2008), 153-178.
Aristotle on Life. Ed. Academic Printing and Publishing, 2008.
"The Guarantee of Happiness in the Republic" Philotheos: An International Journal of Philosophy and Theology. Vol 8:2008.
Review of Desire, Identity and Existence, ed. N. Reshotko, Ancient Philosophy, 2006.
Review of Rush Rhees' In Dialogue with the Greeks Vol. 1 and II, Philosophy in Review, Vol. XXVI, No. 1, 2006.
"Review of John Sellars" The Art of Living. The Stoics on the nature and function of philosophy" Ancient Philosophy,26 (2006).
"Plato's Three Arguments for Justice" Methexis Vol. XVIII, 2005.
"Review of Alan Gouinlock's Eros and the Good" Philosophy in Review, February 2005.
"Virtue and Pleasure in Plato's Laws" Apeiron Vol. 38, No. 1, March 2005.
Recent Presentations: "Aristotle on Unity and Living Things" San Diego State University Philosophy Colloquium, February 2009.
"Plato on the Unity of the Soul" University of Western Ontario Conference on Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, October 2008.
"An Aristotelian Solution to the Problem of the Many" 2nd Annual Summer Workshop in Ancient Philosophy, University of Alaska Anchorage, May 2008.
"Aristotelian Hylomorphism and Non-Reductive Materialism" Fourth International Conference on Ancient and Medieval Philosophy, Fordham University, October 2007.
"Aristotelian Hylomorphism and Non-Reductive Materialism" Aristotle on Life Conference, University of Alaska Anchorage, August 2007.
"Reconsidering a Common Conception of the Argument of Republic II-IX" Society for Ancient Greek Philosophy at Pacific APA, April 2007.
Commented on Philip Corkum, "Aristotle on Mathematical Objects" Pacific APA, April 2007.
"Pleasure and Motivation in the Republic" Ancient and Medieval Philosophy 23rd Annual Meeting, New York City, October 2005.
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Vows at Multnomah County: Couples in love file for marriages, domestic partnerships
11/12/13 - 6:57 pm
Every event leading up to the recent wedding ceremony for Malakai Unga Jr. and Alisi Unga was a family affair. The same was true for the couple's visit the Multnomah Building to file for their marriage license. Aunts, uncles and cousins surrounded the couple, who donned traditional Tongan wedding outfits, as family members took turns posing with the couple for photos and documenting their application process.
Winter shelters open Nov. 1 to serve families without homes
10/31/13 - 3:54 pm
The community's annual ramped-up response for the winter homeless season begins on Nov. 1 and it's important for everybody to remember that 2-1-1 is the key phone number for information about what services are available.
Summit addresses improving food justice across communities
10/23/13 - 3:22 pm
LaDonna Redmond began questioning her local food system when she gave birth 15 years ago to a son who was allergic to shellfish, dairy, peanuts and eggs.The mom faced many challenges with her child's allergies. People gave her advice to just avoid those foods, but she also realized she didn't know how to shop for his specialized diet. She also didn't have access to healthy, unprocessed foods in her urban Chicago neighborhood.
Ready to serve: Liesl Wendt takes oath of office as county commissioner
10/22/13 - 12:47 pm
On her first day in office, Commissioner Liesl Wendt pledged to bring energy and consideration for those in need as she supported the work Multnomah County does to provide services to the public.
Hotter summers, wetter winters ahead mean more health problems in Multnomah County
10/9/13 - 2:55 pm
A new Multnomah County report finds heat waves, air quality and mosquitoes will worsen in the Portland-area because of climate change. In the first-ever analysis of how rising temperature and changes in precipitation will affect Multnomah County residents, Health Officer Dr. Justin Denny says there is reason to be concerned.


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As part of my work for Unit H807 from my MEd course with the Open University, I am keeping a privacy diary for a week. It appears I've had an irony bypass, because I'm publishing my privacy diary here. I wonder what I will discover?
And on the sixth day, nothing of any significance happened. At least nothing on the privacy front. Day seven was a fairly quiet day too: I posted some bits and pieces online, but nothing out of the ordinary.
The main result of writing this diary is that I've been a lot more sensitive to privacy issues this week. My privacy paranoia extends to reading the small print and checking the settings on the various services that I use, but overall I'm happy with the balance between privacy and what I publish online.
Pete Yeomans published some interesting thoughts earlier this week:
The thing that strikes me is that ordinary decent socially responsible behaviour on the web bears no threat. [...]
Remember: The internet and social networks are inert. They are a mirror.
Web 2.0 can facilitate the stripping back of inhibition as we forget we are speaking to the world. I suggest the internet is the most truthful mirror we can ever look into.[...] Look in the mirror. Decide: Do you want to share your deepest darkest and most shameful habits with the world?
Overall I'm not too worried about my digital footprint. In fact, I drew attention to it when applying for my current job, but I've never published pictures of myself with a traffic cone on my head.


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Penny Zeller is the author of several books and numerous magazine articles. She is also the author of the blog "A Day in the Life of a Wife, Mom, and Author" www.pennyzeller.wordpress.com where she also provides weekly doses of inspiration and humor, along with movie reviews from a Christian worldview, and interviews with some of her favorite author friends.
Penny is an active volunteer in her community, devoting her time to assisting and nurturing women and children into a closer relationship with Christ. Her passion is to use the gift of the written word that God has given her to glorify Him and to benefit His kingdom.
Among other books, Penny is the author of McKenzie, Kaydie, and Hailee in her Montana Skies Historical Romance Series and 77 Ways Your Family Can Make a Difference: Ideas and Activities for Serving Others.
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The name "Wedgwood" is probably one of the most well known associated with porcelain and pottery in the Western world.
Josiah Wedgwood was born in 1730 into a family of potters at Burslem in Staffordshire, the great centre of English ceramics. Wedgwood was known as a man full of new ideas, a man who experimented tirelessly to develop and refine his product.
One of Wedgwood's most outstanding achievements was his painstaking development of his famous jasper. Jasper would be best described as hard, fine grained, stoneware and was introduced in 1774, but it was not until 1779, that Wedgwood was able to successfully produce plaques and vases in the exquisite range of pastel colours known today, as Wedgwood Jasper.
Wedgwood's years of trial and error with colours and firing techniques', led to the superb range of colours that we know today. Colours such as sage green, yellow, lilac and the famous pale blue, all derived from metallic oxides discovered by Wedgwood.
To fully understand and appreciate the position of a man like Wedgwood in his 18th century world, we need to understand a little of "how society worked".
His age was the age of the patron, or, one because of his social rank could smooth the way. Society was very clearly classified between the social classes, from the rural working class, the merchant class and the titled, aristocratic land owning class.
It was this upper class which men like Wedgwood needed to appeal to for patronage and support.Wedgwood went right to the top and through connections was received by theQueen. Queen Charlotte, consort to King George III. The Queen was delighted with Wedgwood's presentation gift of rather plain and simple creamware, Wedgwood had done his homework! And knew that both the King and Queen had, what was considered, simple taste, so he knew exactly what to present.
His simple creamware was very quickly renamed "Queens's ware" and promptly opened the door to the clients which were able to support his beautiful neo classic, expensive jasper.
Josiah Wedgwood died in 1795 and Inscribed on his monument in Stoke Parish church are the words
"He converted the English pottery industry from a rude and inconsiderable manufactory into an elegant art and an important part of the national commerce".
The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co offers a treasure trove of antique lighting, with over 100 antique lamps on view. The current collection includes both antique and vintage Wedgwood jasper lamps, with antique examples dating from c1825 and vintage from c1950.
Please remember, that The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co ship lamps, ready wired for the U.S, the U.K and Australia.
You are invited to visit The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co's web site at -
© The Antique & Vintage Table Lamp Co 2009
Maurice Robertson, principal of The Antique and Vintage Table Lamp Co , has had a lifetime's association with antique porcelain and pottery. From an early age he recalls picking up tea cups, looking for the mark on the base, discerning the maker.
He has extended his ceramics expertise into the quality table lamps seen on the company's site, he is well known to local and international interior designers who have included many of his table lamps in their projects and has also supplied items of national interest to the official Sydney residence of the Australian Prime Minister.
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Meeting Professionals International, the premier global association community for meeting and event professionals, believes in the unequalled power of events and human connections to advance organizational objectives.
Technology trends present challenges for the industry, but also present opportunities to enhance and extend meetings beyond face value.
Technology is the most significant area of change facing the industry. In fact, 18 percent of meeting professionals have already encountered the move to virtual and/or hybrid meetings—one reason that our industry places technology alongside politics, competing values, CSR and social flux as key to the future of events. So says Phase I MPI research into that latter topic (sponsored by PSAV, Jumeirah Hotels & Resorts, Omni Hotels and the MPI Foundation).
Converging technologies, virtual meetings, information overload, remote conferencing, gamification, app development, 3-D printing, calm technologies, open source and cloud computing, augmented reality and speech recognition will all change the way companies do business and plan and host their meetings. And, while some of the trends present challenges for the industry—in particular around delivering content in-person—they also present opportunities to enhance and extend meetings beyond face value.
Rise of Virtual
Virtual meeting content will lead to more Citrix (desktop sharing), webcasting, 3-D environments and multiday events with trade shows (ON24). The most popular virtual reality presentations will be followed by internal meetings and training to reinforce learning and outcomes. Delegates will become more familiar with virtual environments and games as the average time spent in virtual worlds grows (currently 22 hours per week). Live events will need to exceed what virtual events deliver due to costs on both ends.
"This is the paradox of communications technology," said T.S. Hu, author of the 2010 article "A Hurting Society," published in the World Future Review. "Although its goal is to encourage communication and interaction among individuals, it is actually hindering the most effective means of communication by rendering the need for human contact largely unnecessary."
Virtual meetings are often necessary as rapidity of information transforms attendee expectations.
The desire to receive information quickly and easily will result in shorter, more strategic, targeted and content-rich meetings. And while rapidity may shorten meetings, information overload could provide opportunity for meeting planners to deliver content more effectively over time. Structuring information might be the unique selling proposition that will help meetings differentiate themselves from other sources.
Respondents point to advances in remote conferencing, technology and audiovisual, which support other studies that say a combination of high-tech presentations and remote conferencing will enhance content over time. This trend will accelerate as attendees become more used to new media.
Converging Games
Gamification—the adoption of gaming within content—is already here. Planners use games as learning tools to enhance collective activity and to push participants to meet challenges within events.
Linked to gamification: the growth of tablet and smartphone apps. By 2015, there will be 148.6 million smartphone users in the U.S. alone (up from 90.1 million in 2011), representing 58 percent of mobile phone users (up from 38 percent in 2011). As more people adopt content on these devices, access to information, the Internet and podcasts will become easier and more accessible. Event apps will become as expected as Wi-Fi bandwidth, no longer the novelty, but the way to deliver content and the way for attendees to navigate, prompt and record their attendance at meeting programs, exhibitions and seminars.
New Dimensions
Respondents mention 3-D in terms of screens. In other studies, "technologies that stimulate all our senses" come in just under 50 percent—ahead of 3-D TV, 3-D hologram delegates, 3-D conference capture, collaborative decision-making, virtual reality and the use of virtual event avatars. 3-D printing was not identified in the survey.
Dimension presentation and product technology will have a fundamental impact on the meeting industry. New product sampling is a key industry trend, and further collaboration will likely produce new products. 3-D printing is already used in conferences due to its open source nature. Look for rapid developments, which will drive costs down and open up opportunities for build on-demand services, product prototypes and customization.
Everywhere, Everything, Everyone
Calm technology is portrayed in sci-fi movies as embedded into the surroundings. It marks the disappearance of computers; they are no longer perceived as devices but as embedded elements of augmented artifacts in the environment. Embedding meeting technology will provide new opportunities for content delivered in new formats. In the further future, embedding unobtrusive, second nature technological enhancements within the fabric of venues and their facilities will be the norm.
Technology development trends can provide new perspective on the future. The use of open sourcing to rapidly create, drive, improve and access technology creates expectations for increased collaboration and the realization that alliances can occur in geographically dispersed communities.
"A lot of innovation today is being created around open-source software," said Paul Daugherty, managing director of advanced systems and technology/technology growth platform for Accenture, in a discussion last year on RedHat's Open Advantage business and technology site. "Open-source software communities are driving innovations in cloud, social networking and mobile, which bodes well for its further adoption in the enterprise space."
Recent research from the Enterprise Council on Small Business, an advisory organization outside of the meeting sector, points to the information gap that exists in small businesses, in particular as regards the adoption of cloud computing. The report explained, "The benefits of cloud computing aren't fully understood by the small business community. …Research shows that 49 percent of owners aren't aware of cloud computing. For those who are aware but haven't adopted, the leading barrier is, 'I don't know enough about it.'"
Augmented Reality
AR (augmented reality) software mixes real and virtual worlds. Emanating from technical domains such as maintenance and complex machine training, AR has become mainstream due to small, capable devices, which have cameras and location sensors and provide simple touch-screen interaction. Head displays for hands-free AR aren't universally available, but handheld devices (tablet computers, smartphones) provide some initial glimpses into what AR may provide in the future. It can, for example, highlight print (such as posters) with an additional layer of website links, visualizations and other relevant information. AR can provide material related to meeting theme/topic and maps to meeting facilities. It can also increase the capabilities of collaborative video conferencing.
Speech and Voice Recognition
Speech recognition technology has been available on consumer-computing systems for years. The SIRI voice recognition on the Apple 4S mobile phone was a breakthrough in general availability and usability, and similar systems are available on other mobile systems such as Android. There are still technical challenges to be overcome, of course. Two different applications of this technology:
Conclusion and Considerations
The complete version of the report from which the above has been excerpted is available at www.mpiweb.org/Portal/Research/FutureofMeetings. It aggregates research, recent studies, news and online sources and academic literature along with responses gathered in Phase I of the MPI Future of Meetings research—all of which highlight the need for strategic planning as trends emerge.
By creating specific strategies, businesses can activate early warning systems and the industry can prepare and even construct the future. The complete report provides an overview of key trends, which will be further dissected in Phase II through interviews with outside experts, social media specialists, Gen Y focus groups and meeting industry innovators.
Phase I demonstrates that myopic perceptions of the future will hamper the meeting sector and that a wider view of global trends—both central and periphery—is critical for long-term survival. While new technology is essential in all business, it needs to be better understood in terms of communication, learning, connection, construction, design, interaction, exchange and growth. Technology overshadows the horizon for meeting planners as both a trend and a symptom of other trends. One+
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Rotaract is a service organization sponsored by the Rotary Club of the Sandhills and other area Rotary Clubs. The Rotaract motto is "Service above self." Rotaract is open to all students and inducts new members throughout the academic year. This organization meets monthly and is involved in many community service projects.
Rotaract was founded in 1968 by Rotary International, an association of clubs made up of service-minded business and professional leaders. Today, there are more than 7,300 Rotary club sponsored Rotaract clubs with some 170,000 members - known as Rotaractors - in over 150 countries. Clubs are either based in the community or in a university. Rotaract clubs enable Rotaractors to grow personally and professionally, address community needs, and promote international understanding through friendship and service.
Rotaract clubs hold meetings, usually every third Thursday of the month, which feature speakers, discussions, and visits to other clubs. Rotaractors also get together for service projects, social activities, and leadership workshops. Beyond the club level, Rotaractors can take advantage of district conferences, projects, and training seminars and participate in an international meeting prior to the annual Rotary International Convention.
Chartered and sponsored by the Sandhills Rotary Club AKA Morning Club., we also work closely with Pinehurst Club, Southern Pines Club and Carthage Club. Rotaract connects its members to people from all over the world, and it brings everyone together to support humanitarian projects around the world.
Any hard working and dedicated individuals who would like to make a difference in the Sandhills community. If you are interested in joining Rotaract please call or email our Advisor.
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Sugar on Sunday: The Definitive Collection
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5. I'll Hold out My Hand
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Breaking Down FLAME's Song "Scripture Alone"
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There are many things that you can see on the internet that just gets your mind buzzin'. Within the last few weeks we have seen videos on KONY2012, "Why I hate Religion, But Love Jesus", "Why I hate Religion, buy love Jesus (Muslim version), etc. Do I really need to start on the Presidential candidates? I mean seriously. What and who do you believe? Is everything we see or hear propaganda? I know of one thing that you can bet your life on… let's talk about it.
This article started as a conversation with someone many of you have heard of, FLAME! If you haven't heard of FLAME then you will not know that he just dropped his 6th album called
The 6th
. The 6th is an album that all of you should pick up. Solid lyrics with solid beats make this a must buy. That being said there is one song on there that really got me thinking. The song is called "Scripture Alone".
When chatting with FLAME I found out one thing about him that is abundantly clear. He believes with no doubt that the Bible is the inerrant word of God. Not compromising and with no error. See this would seem to be the norm for most Christians but it isn't. As FLAME drops knowledge on this track there is no substitution for the word of God. 40 authors in 3 different languages for 66 books and it is perfect.
FLAME states it like this "The real force behind this record is my desire to understand Anthropology, the study of mankind, and how it relates to our relationship with Christ. Jesus came to Earth and spoke with authority to men and women. His word is black and white. It is in your face much like hip hop. I've definitely had my own tragic events in my lifetime but when I came to Christ, I repented and he saved me. It was at that point that I made the decision to keep with the rap game but to honor God through it."
Let's jump in and see what we can learn from FLAME track "Scripture Alone":
I can hear your question homie "is that book reliable?"
Yes it is the testaments are very verifiable
What do you believe in? What do you abide by?
Maybe it's a mixture of different stuff – tye dye
You boys are all syncretist, sinking in your own thoughts
The book that I hold to, cohesive and never off
Saying my book carrying lies but it's quite the contrary
66 Holy scripts it's more like a library
Written by by 40 authors in 3 different languages
English is not one of them Greek and Hebrew surely is
Inspired and inerrant, woah what does that mean?
It's from God and without error in absolutely everything
Yeah it addresses class in session boy I hope you learn something
Hear them lies from the other guys boy I hope you turn from 'em
Why does it matter though, if the Bible is false or true?
Matter fact before you answer that let me caution you
Don't play with epistemology homie we need absolutes
If there's no such thing as truth then…
He can do what he wanna do
She can do what she wanna do
And can't nobody say nothing
If a killer pull them choppers out and feel like spraying something
Ain't nobody say it's wrong and we all know that's a lie
Somebody outside of us has to speak and rectify
That's just what God did in the Christian Holy Book
Why don't you crack it open sit down take a look
God is communicating with us man, the Bible is the most thoroughly documented book work
of all antiquity. If we can't trust in the Bible we can't trust nothing. Let's go!
Why they give my book a hard time? Especially the New Testament
Bi-textual variance that's utterly irrelevant
To the proper understanding and translation of the text
Yes with more manuscripts there are more variants
But the more the merrier Homie this not a threat
This is strong evidence we possess the original text
Having these manuscripts, different areas different times
Yet they all testify to the same text
God is so_____________ Ain't no words to explain
How he preserved his words through desert, plains, and heavy rains
But they trying to tell us that the Bible's been corrupted
I say they are misinformed and they might as well cut it
See FLAME is bout to go deep and I ain't talking scuba gear
I'm talking real scholarly bought to bring some proof in here
P75 codex vaticanus
These are two manuscripts from scriptures in the canon
And when I say canon I ain't talking bout "BOOM!"
But the collection of books that will function as the rule
Back to P75 it's from the second century
The other one is from the fourth sorry for the history
150 years these copies are separated
But it's so fascinating how they are so closely related
There is not team either controlling the transmission
Just God and His Holy Spirit looking out for his Christians!
Woah! Good stuff for sure. There are many different ways we can go with this but there are
three main points we should make:
1) The scripture alone discusses that what is written is the truth. In John 17:17 it says "Sanctify them in the truth; your word is truth." No matter what the world tries to tell us our faith in the Bible being truth is secure. It's black and white and clear.
2) The criticism that comes from non-Christians is expected. The criticism will be confrontational but can't be trusted. In Psalm 25:5 God's word says "Lead me in your truth and teach me, for you are the God of my salvation; for you I will wait all the daylong." Truth will prevail.
3) The truth guarantees us our future. Trusting in Jesus Christ guarantees our inheritance which is eternal life. Ephesians 1:13-14 says "In him you also, when you heard the word of truth, the gospel of your salvation, and believed in him, were sealed with the promised Holy Spirit, who is the guarantee of our inheritance until we acquire possession of it, to the praise of his glory."
There are many things that are said to us in our lives that just aren't right. We can find absolute truth, as FLAME speaks about, through God's Holy Word. We should not leave this world the same way we found it. Let's make a difference!
'The 6th'
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One of the lowest income areas in my county is a place called Alabama Village in the city of Prichard. In the "Village" there are literally houses without running water, heating and cooling. There is not just one house but there are several. At one time Prichard had the highest murder rate in the state. My point is that this is a violent and dark area but in the midst of it all…there is a light. It's called the Light of the Village.
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Rapzilla.com's 12 Freshman of 2012 - Frontline Movement
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Much like their music, Frontline Movement created a huge ruckus in the Christian Hip Hop scene last year. They offer the crunk/party/anthem style of music that's popular within the secular industry today, but by being themselves, which is rare. The group which at first consisted of Corey Paul, Reconcile, and F.O.E. dropped the hit single
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