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Welcome back to on the hunt of proxies dot com -- I'm Jonathan Hunt as we have been saying sectors -- -- Hillary Clinton in what may well be one of lost.
Acts as secretary of state will travel to Capitol Hill tomorrow to testify on the attacks on our consulate.
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The Dawson Community College Annual 2012 Fall Juried Student Art Show, Reception and Awards Presentation, was held on Monday, December 10, 2012. Gretchen Bederman, of the Visual Arts Department, and history instructor Michael Booker, announced the winners, handed out The People's Choice Award and eleven prizes chosen by this year's judges Casey Malkuch and Michael Booker.
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Dawson Community College 2011-2012 Awards Banquet was held Sunday April 22. The banquet is a tradition at DCC and includes acknowledgment for both academic and sports award recipients. This year's dinner was prepared by Garth Clingingsmith at the Moose Lodge in Glendive. Hosted by the Associated Student Body participants enjoyed lasagna and garlic bread sticks with a Caesar salad and cupcakes for dessert.
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The bench in front of the Valley View Library has a plaque "With appreciation from the Audrey Hill Memorial Fund and Friends of the Valley View Library." Audrey Hill (1929-2001) was the Lead Library Assistant at the Valley View Library for many years. She was known
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The old building has run the gamut in its history: once a posh site "for Cheshire's aristocracy," complete with an upstairs ballroom, to a barroom until recent decades, to the condemned property one sees now, taken by tax title in 2011 from former owner Peter Krutiak, who had designs of turning it into a night club. Since then, it's been nothing but a headache to officials, who made no pretenses Tuesday: They'll be glad to see it go.
Residents who attend the Feb. 12 special town meeting will also decide by ballot whether to allot an additional $5,500 to $6,500 to replace the furnace inside School Street's Senior Center.
Water Commissioner Patrick Klammer said the project would ultimately be a cost-saver, as the furnace is "old technology" and the building reportedly "costs a fortune to heat."
"It'll definitely save some fuel," Klammer said.
These funds, too, would come out of free cash, of which the town has roughly $410,000 in the bank.
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You'll decide -- winds.
What do you mean who will decide what we're -- -- wins.
Will the American electorate out of that is actually how it goes on around -- they go into a Booth and they don't.
Something not unfortunately not -- -- -- -- -- now you might welcome mainstream media have already did.
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As an interfaith organizer, anyone who gives me advice is likely to affirm the value of building one-on-one, trusting relationships. As a social entrepreneur, many people give me advice to focus on design for scale. On face value, I find this amusing: "the interfaith entrepreneur must manufacture as many genuine relationships as can be."
Upon further reflection, I find it inspiring. This is not an oxymoron, this is pure idealism: my job is to facilitate spaces in which people can build relationships across religious, political, and other divides. How else to respond to burgeoning social inequity, social tensions arising from resource scarcity, and toxic political rhetoric at national and global scales? Let's bring it down to earth; let's make it personal.
This communal work is the calling of 150 faith-based social entrepreneurs who convened this past July for a forum in Washington D.C.. People like Heather Larson, director of Compassion and Justice Ministries at Willow Creek Community Church, one of the largest churches in the nation. People like Salman Ravala, whose Dollar-a-Day Muslim Scholarship Fund has made waves, with small contributions adding up to the deal-maker for many young American Muslims. As I heard from these leaders, people of faith and of compassion, I began turning the question of one-on-one relationships over in my mind.
When others asked questions about the role of individual relationships in particular panelists' work, I raised my hand and voiced the broader question on my mind:
"I would like to affirm the recent questions, and through a brief reflection, hone my own question. Jewish prayer-groups require a minimum of ten people. In Christianity, Jesus came as the savior of humanity, and spread his message by building 1:1 relationships with the 12 disciples. Other traditions also abound with such examples of the need for tight-knit community. We have talked a lot about scale, and I am wondering: how do you maintain the essential relationships and trust-building within your work?"
If I will be honest, I did not hear a compelling, singular answer. Rather, I heard unique responses from panelists whose organizations are unique. They did not give me a silver lining, but they said that meaningful, individual relationships must be the core of their work.
I heard a striving, across traditions and disciplines, to move communities forward with creativity and perseverance, one person at a time and en masse. And that is how the moderator had rephrased my question: "How do we move from Minyan to critical mass?"
Personally, I have come to advocate for interfaith immersion programs. Such programs take diverse people, bring them together, and force and facilitate challenging conversations. These transformed people return to their home communities as agents for broader social change.
For example, Auburn Seminary's Face-to-Face/Faith-to-Faith program brings together students of Jewish, Muslim, Christian, secular, and other backgrounds from Northern Ireland, South Africa, Israel-Palestine, and the United States. They spend many months working in their home-region groups, and then attend a two week summer intensive in upstate New York.
Programs of all kinds do critical work in the interfaith movement and beyond, and these immersion programs fill a unique role. They create space for diverse people to confront the largest issues facing their communities, while forming unbreakable friendships with those who are often considered to be on the other side from them. Through the immersion, a new way of seeing the world emerges – and so a new way of living. Then, for example, two teens, Jewish and Christian, return home to Jerusalem to help create a public photography exhibit that expresses their desire for such a program to be unnecessary when their own children are coming of age.
Religious tensions are on the rise in global politics. Resource scarcity is mounting, as social inequity grows. The 2012 elections have their fair share of toxic rhetoric. These problems make me feel small.
Stories of friendship and optimism, particularly those I hear from powerful immersion programs, lift me up and help me remember that I am a hopeful one among the many. I was proud to attend the White House Forum, with people dedicated to this good work – Katharine Henderson, President of Auburn Seminary sitting to my immediate left, and Noah LaRoe, Youth Pastor at the Lynch Church of God, on my right.
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So, here we are. We knew this day would come, eventually. She's 2 now, after all. Apparently she can't stay in diapers forever (by the way, I'd like to be shown where, in the handbook we all get before we leave the hospital, that it says that, because I'm calling bullshit).
We are Potty Training. Capitalized.
I don't mind diapers, I really don't. Never have. Is it my FAVORITE part of this gig? Well, no, I can't say that wiping someone elses ass and getting feces under my fingernails would qualify as a joyful part of motherhood, but it's never been the bane that it is for some. I don't like buying diapers, but meh, we never bought a can of formula, so I feel like we evened out there. Dylan is getting a little long for the changing table, but even at this age, where I can barely get her to sit still long enough to put food in her mouth, she's still really good when it comes to having her diaper changed. She's gotten more vocal about wanting me to change her when she's peed or pooped, and when I go to the bathroom, she always comes in and sits on her toilet. She knows what it's for, she knows what her little toilet is for, she gets it, IN THEORY. So, I thought, hey! Why not start potty training? While it's warm and she can run around naked and not worry about freezing her bits! Easy peasy, we'll be done in a week!
Related: I am nothing if not completely oblivious to how hard each step of this having a kid thing is going to be. We had it relatively easy in the beginning, so I automatically (read: stupidly) assume that it's going to be easy ALL THE TIME. I'm smarter than I seem, I swear.
So, we started yesterday. And 2 hours in, I was done. DONE. Like, ready to chuck that stupid pink toilet out the fucking window and duct tape a diaper to her tush. Have I mentioned that I am not the most patient person in the world? Ok, now go read the first sentence of any book on potty training, and come back and tell me what it says you must have in order to be successful. Go ahead, I'll wait. … You back? What'd it say? Ah, yes, the magic P word. I hate that word.
See, the thing is, I have patience for most things, like Dylan wanting to do things herself and it taking 45 minutes when I could do it in 2. Or reading the same book 24 times in a row because she knows most of the words and tells me she can read. Or watching Toy Story 3 sixteen times a day because there is absolutely nothing in the world cuter than an Asian girl running around saying, "Yeehaw!". That kind of stuff? No problem. My problem lies in trying to teach something or get someone to understand something that they should just…get. Like peeing and shitting on the toilet. I mean, it's just something they should get, you know? And YES, I realize she is 2 and learning this for the first time and expecting her to understand something completely new to her is just stupid and insane. But the thing is, SHE DOES GET IT. She asked me to sit on the toilet, told me she had to pee, then sat there. For 20 minutes. Just sitting. Got up, walked around, sat down again. And just sat. Again. This went on, FOR FOUR HOURS. She did not pee, FOR FOUR HOURS. Not even after I put a diaper back on her. She held it? Had performance anxiety? Wanted to fuck with me? Who knows. I even left the diaper off when she was walking around or watching tv or whatever, because I was getting concerned that she wasn't peeing, and I just wanted to make sure she still could. I don't care about pee on the floor (hardwoods FTW), and she has a pretty regular poop schedule, so I knew we were in the clear there. No pee. Not until she was in a diaper and asleep for her nap did she finally unclench and let it flow. 4 hours. For a toddler with little to know knowledge of Kegel's, that it pretty impressive.
After that, I started doubting whether or not she was really ready. And I still don't know if she is, to be honest. I mean, have you ever gotten a straight answer from a toddler? So after gathering some advice from fellow mamas, and resigning myself to the fact that, as smart as my kid is, she may need a little more "training" when it comes to potty training, I decided to keep going, but at a much slower pace. Keep her in undies when we were at home, expect some accidents, and put her on the potty whenever I could. She'll get it. I know that. She walks and talks, right? She'll learn how to go to the bathroom too, of this I am certain. At her pace, as it should be.
And then, just when I thought I was in for a battle, she pees. In the potty. After our shower tonight, she asked to sit on the toilet, and then she…peed. I think it surprised her more than it surprised me, because she leaned back to get a good look at what the hell was happening down below, and shot a stream of pee across the bathroom, all over the floor mats. BUT. She peed! All by herself, with no prompting from me! We made a ridiculous spectacle of it all, and I may have danced around the house with the pee in the bowl, singing a song about how awesome she was. And oh my god, she was SO proud of herself. So, so proud. She talked about it for the rest of the night, and kept running up to me to remind me that "I peed in my potty mama!". And before bed, when we were snuggling in her chair, she whispered, "I such a big girl mama, I go pee pee in my potty tomorrow too." And my heart nearly exploded with love and pride. I think she gets it now, and seeing how excited we were, just made her even more determined to go again.
So, we are stocked up for Potty Training 2012. We've got a toilet, princess undies, treats for good days, and lots and lots of disinfecting wipes. I expect to be elbow deep in this shit (heh) for a while, or for however long it takes. And even if it takes one week or one month or one year to be successfully potty trained, I'm okay with that. Seeing her face when she saw my face and how proud and excited I was? Oh man. That was a good feeling. I can wait forever to feel that again.
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Ok, I'm not sure if you're still taking bug reports for Book I or not but, if you can figure out why this happens, maybe you can prevent it in Book II.
Anyway, there is only one place in the whole game where it is always safe to rest and spend the night - the Owl's Roost Tavern in Aridell run by Porter. In a game I was recently playing, about midway through the game (I was at the point where I was trying to get into Crakmir through the Ossuary), I went in to the tavern for the night. I went into the bedroom where you wake up in order to talk to Porter, who had wandered into there. I paid my money and woke up in the morning. Porter was still in the room. I walked over to the cabinet where I was storing stuff to swap inventory around. Porter attacked me!
I reloaded the game from the night before, and tried it again. I happened again. I then left without swapping around inventory and went on adventuring. A few games days later, I came back to the inn. This time Porter wasn't in the room. I sold him some items, then bought the room for the night. When I woke up in the morning, Porter was still in the outer room. I went into the cabinet to swap inventory again. When I came out of the bedroom, Porter attacked! At that point, I was forced to kill him so I spent the rest of the game without a safe place to sleep and recover hit points/mana.
I don't know why Porter suddenly went hostile while I was rummaging around in my own stuff. The other townsfolk were not hostile. And, it only happened this game and not in any of the others I've played. I wasn't wearing the Evil Amulet, or any item marked as "Evil". I did not attack Porter first. I also didn't see a message in the text area about Porter hearing a crime being committed as if I had robbed a chest. I can't think of what I did that might have caused Porter to become hostile except open the chest that I've opened dozens of times previously in the game, and moved my own possessions around between the drawers and my pack.
Just thought you might want to know. It's really not fun to lose your only truly safe haven. Hopefully, this won't happen in Book II.
BTW, I'm playing on a Mac, OS 10.4.11. i don't know the version number of Eschalon (there doesn't seem to be an easy way to find out, even Info in the Finder doesn't say) but the date on it is Dec. 2007.
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Two education trainings for the implementation of water retention landscapes
August 01-24 and September 16-28, 2013
Water, energy and food are freely available for the whole of humankind if we learn again to cooperate with nature. (Bernd Walter Müller)
The implementation of decentralized water retention landscapes, within the context of new social life models, offers answers to a new way to manage water and a new way for humans to live in cooperation with nature.
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The "New South Lake" of Tamera: the construction time has finished, now the tree planting season starts. We are looking for donors for the trees, each tree costs 20 Euros. On September 30th 2011 the main work of the construction of the "New South Lake" was finished. Those who now walk onto the earthen dam and let their view travel around the South Valley see with a little bit of imagination paradise approaching: banks and gardens, edible landscapes and fruit trees. A paradise that needs mainly seeds and trees from us for its completion.


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Attacking cricket from Australia and England left all three results just about possible on the final evening of the Investec Ashes.
It was an unlikely scenario after a turgid third day and a fourth washed out by rain, but at tea the tourists, 3-0 down in the series, declared after increasing their lead to 226, leaving England a tantalising chase with 44 overs still left in the day.
With a lead of 115 as they started their second innings, Australia rejigged their batting order but enjoyed qualified success as regular wickets left them 111 for six at tea, with captain Michael Clarke then promptly declaring.
Stuart Broad was the primary beneficiary, claiming four for 43.
England had scored briskly in the first part of the day, adding 130 in good time to finish 377 all out.
Having wrapped up the England innings, Australia needed to advance the game at pace if they were to have any chance of setting up any result other than a draw.
The signs were positive, David Warner and Shane Watson opening with the more defensive Chris Rogers stood down, but the first five overs yielded just seven runs, hardly an electric effort.
Watson might even have gone for a nine-ball duck had Broad held a simple catch off James Anderson.
If the drop left Anderson unamused, the fact that Watson scored 16 off his next over rubbed salt into the wounds.
When he did make the breakthrough it was all his own work, pounding Warner's splice and taking a stunning one handed catch mid follow through.
Graeme Swann needed just seven balls to join the fun, Watson falling to a steepling catch from Kevin Pietersen at long on.
Australia's revised batting order, cobbled together on a seemingly ad-hoc basis, saw James Faulkner and Brad Haddin sent in at three and four.
It was inventive, though hardly a roaring success.
Broad dismissed both men, Haddin first ball and Faulkner for a bright 22, to leave the score 67 for four.
Australia continued their devil-may-care approach, Broad happily cashing in with the wickets of Steve Smith and Ryan Harris in four overs.
Smith's dismissal was the mirror of Watson, while Harris was castled by a yorker.
Clarke managed 28 not out at a run a ball, to keep the score moving before tea.
England's aggressive batting in the morning session was somewhere between provocative and perverse, having so defiantly ground the innings down on day three.
Their top order crawled along at a shade more than two runs an over then, cynically - though understandably given their 3-0 series lead - strangling much of the life from the game.
Here, they romped along with 103 runs in 21 overs before lunch.
Both not out batsmen had plenty to play for with Ian Bell hoping to become the fourth player in history to make four Ashes centuries and Chris Woakes with a chance to make an impression on debut.
Neither succeeded, Woakes gone for 25 when he nicked Harris to slip and Bell reaching 45 before becoming Faulkner's first Test victim, feathering one down leg side.
By that point England had already passed the declaration figure of 293, denying Australia the most obvious prospect of pushing for an unlikely result.
Matt Prior and Swann were most at ease with the advanced tempo, freeing their arms either side of interval.
Prior made 47 in 57 balls, with eight boundaries, while Swann raced to 34 in 24 deliveries - including a six off Nathan Lyon.
Both fell to Faulkner, who finished with four wickets, while Haddin held Anderson for his 28th catch of the series - levelling the world record.


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Proper nutrition begins from the ground up. Starting a family garden is a great way to lay the foundation for healthy eating in your household. Here are some tips to get started building a garden that you and your family can enjoy together over the next several months!
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Turn Responsibilities into a Break: Create a maintenance schedule that allows your family to tend the garden together.
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What do you think of Emery?
My favorite girl name has long been Emma but I'm concerned about its overpopularity. Then I thought of Emery. I don't usually like unisex names but it's a family name on DH's side (and his Dad's middle name) and it has a similar sound to Emma. Although sometimes I wonder if it sounds like a mispronounced Emily.
Speaking of which, how would you pronounce it? Emry? Em-OR-y?
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I like it - but I like it most on a boy pronounced em-OR-y ... like the university.
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Only 18( and far away from marriage and kids) but a name lover!
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Less than a mile from where I live is a brilliant design studio for jeans called indi. Whitney's husband turned me on to them two years ago when they were still beta testing their process, and I fell in love. Hard. Since then, I've gotten a ton of compliments and begged my own husband to get some jeans that really fit him.
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Last year, it was mandatory for the doctor's office to check a picture ID before treatment. So, instead of issuing a new type of ID for voting, just use the same one you show at the doctor's office. This will work for everyone unless you don't have an ID or never get sick.
Then again, you may be using someone else's ID for medical treatment. Or, simply use the picture ID that you use to cash your SSI or welfare check.
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A woman killed a Hindu man in a New York subway thinking he was a Muslim. She said she hates Muslims because she thinks they caused 9/11. This incident shows there is still hatred in the hearts of people for Muslims. This innocent man is not the first to be wrongfully targeted and killed because of his appearance.
Earlier this year, a Sikh temple was also attacked, and many people were killed, just because they looked Muslim. The media, in part, are to blame for this, as they portray terrorists using generalizations.
We cannot rely only on the media for our information. Americans must also educate themselves and understand from Muslims what Islam actually is. As a Muslim-American, I invite everyone to this discussion to learn.
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-- -- -- -- Kelly to join us by phone this morning and she is on the line right now because we wanna get a reaction to Marco Rubio his rebuttal to the president's State of the Union Address last night.
The civil everybody just -- this recession.
The tax increases in the deficit spending you propose will hurt middle class families.
It will cost them their raises -- will cost them their benefits it may even cost some of them their jobs.
And it will hurt seniors because it does nothing.
To save Medicare and Social Security.
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President I don't oppose your plans because I want to protect the rich.
I opposed to plans because I wanna protect my neighbors.
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Negative you sold everything you sold the president's presentation useful rubio -- -- Rand Paul.
And I'm what do you think -- eyesight Marco Rubio had real impact which is kind of -- usual for the rebuttal to the State of the Union Address.
Tight Staley out like shut down in lending he made clear that the battle for middle class voters is on.
And the Republicans are not -- that voting block to the Democrats.
Which President Obama has been self focused and he completely change the argument I mean -- just.
He -- the part where he came out instead look at you know.
Our free enterprise system is -- source of middle class prosperity but President Obama believes that the cause of our problems.
And that's it encapsulates what the Republicans had been trying to argue though perhaps not as effectively.
Over the past election season.
Perfectly and that's exactly what they had been trying to today although I don't I don't remember anybody saying it quite so clearly albeit.
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MANHATTAN, Kan.—The Food for Thought student organization at Kansas State University is hosting Jude Capper, Ph.D. as she presents, "Is Your Hamburger Killing the Planet?" on Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. The lecture, a part of the Upson Lecture Series, addresses the topic of sustainability in the beef industry. The event, which is free and open to the public, will be in Forum Hall, located in the K-State Student Union and will be streamed live at www.LiveAuction.tv .
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OLATHE, Kan. – The shorter, darker days of fall have some of us thinking about the next thing to look forward to and for many, that's Thanksgiving Day.
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MANHATTAN, Kan. – One of the dilemmas that first time and even veteran bakers encounter is in determining when a baked product is done.