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Post office saluted
June 4, 2014 To the Journal editor: The Society of St. Vincent de Paul in the Marquette District would like to express their deep appreciation for the generous amount of food that was collected through the U.S. more »»
Change inevitable
June 3, 2014 To the Journal editor: Change is the only constant in life, which is why conservatism is always history's big loser. Slavery, female servitude, child labor, colonialism, et. more »»
Special thanks
June 2, 2014 To the Journal editor: I would like to thank Dave, Bob and several others whose names I do not know at JRJ Food Equipment and Sale. more »»
Float copper here
June 2, 2014 To the Journal editor: On Presque Isle Park is the largest piece of float copper on the planet. It represents an early history of this area when all land was covered with a thick glacier. more »»
It's about time
June 2, 2014 To the Journal editor: You had to see the enthusiasm in the eyes of the Marquette Area Public Schools fifth-graders last week when the new technology plan was announced to realize that the need for... more »»
What's wrong with the Tea Party?
June 1, 2014 Leslie White described liberal perfectly and the liberal response arrived just like clockwork. more »»
Republicans forceful
June 1, 2014 To the Journal editor: It's difficult to guess what the Republican plans are by listening to what they say. They're long on complaining and short on solutions. more »»
Liberal misinterpreted?
May 31, 2014 To the Journal editor: Since I fear for my country, I am willing to engage in public discussion of events and people who threaten the future of the USA. more »»
Bowls succeed
May 30, 2014 To the Journal editor: 2014 marked the eighth year that North Star Academy invited the community to participate in the Empty Bowls fundraiser. more »»
Bowl for Kids' a huge success
May 29, 2014 To the Journal editor: Big Brothers Big Sisters would like to extend a BIG heartfelt thanks to all bowlers and their teams, sponsors, donors and Red Rock Lanes and Superior Lanes for making the 25th... more »»
Alliance committed
May 28, 2014 To the Journal editor: I would like to applaud The Mining Journal's recent article on the "Sawyer Alliance" and the amazing things this group continues to do for the benefit of its community and, b... more »»
Mafia still exists
May 27, 2014 To the Journal editor: At one time there was a serious Mafia in the U.S. (and maybe there still is). They made all of their millions by extorting businesses and people. more »»
Supports teachers
May 25, 2014 To the Journal editor: I wonder how many people making major decisions in others lives can do so without walking in their shoes. more »»
Dems off base
May 25, 2014 To the Journal editor: I would like to tell you what the Democrats have given us in the past eight years they have been in charge of Congress. more »»
Love those Yoopers
May 24, 2014 To the Journal editor: I was just done shopping ... and as always, good service. My husband was waiting for me, resting in our car. We were on our way to our daughter in Huron Woods. more »»
Flight was an honor
May 23, 2014 To the Journal editor: The Upper Peninsula Honor Flight would like to thank the community for their continued support of the Honor Flight. more »»
Funds appreciated
May 22, 2014 To the Journal editor: As a recipient of a grant from the Cliffs Natural Resources/Eagle Mine Marquette County Community Fund, the Michigan Youth Opportunities Initiative of Marquette would like to... more »»
Grant well spent
May 21, 2014 To the Journal editor: Congratulations to Victoria Dean and Mill Smith, members of the Gwinn High School Youth Advisory Council, for securing a drug affected and alcohol affected simulator baby to... more »»
Be the change
May 20, 2014 To the Journal editor: It has been said that the only thing that likes change is a wet baby. It has also been said that many people are afraid of change. more »»
Support needed
May 18, 2014 To the Journal editor: On April 16, city of Marquette Mayor Bob Niemi, City Manager Bill Vajda and I were guests at the American Legion Post 44 to meet the young men and women who were selected to... more »»
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Last year, Hoosiers entrusted the Republican Party with some of their most precious possessions.
They have a new, polished Republican governor. They have two powerful Republican "supermajorities" in the House and the Senate. The Republicans hold every state office except school superintendent, and its current steward, Glenda Ritz, works hard to keep politics out of education.
What the people wanted in return was simple: Pay attention to hardworking taxpayers. Alleviate their fears of slipping out of the middle class. Spur opportunities for people trying to get into the middle class. Set a clear direction for our kids' future.
Instead, during the 2013 legislative session, the people were told that what they have is good enough.
That probably is not what folks had in mind.
When the Legislature convened in January, Democrats gave some heartfelt advice to our freshly triumphant friends across the aisle: Put the middle class first.
They heard us. But they didn't listen.
Let us always remember that the middle class is Indiana's economic engine. They buy the consumer goods and spend at local businesses. They create profits for their employers. They pay most of the income and sales taxes.
But they are struggling.
Indiana's unemployment rate stubbornly hovers right below 9 percent. Hundreds of thousands of working taxpayers have only the emergency room as their primary health care option. Median household income trails the rest of the nation.
The Legislature's response, unfortunately, was to ignore these problems.
Legislative leaders punted on the biggest issue of our generation, which is the expansion of health care under the Affordable Care Act.
Remember that we already pay taxes to Washington for the ACA. We now risk that our taxes will support health care in Michigan and Illinois, while our residents flood into chaotically expensive ERs.
Middle class taxpayers and premium payers cannot afford that anymore.
And neither can the 30,000 taxpaying workers who would fill the jobs that depend on health care expansion.
Nor can the 400,000 uninsured Hoosiers who would be lifted out of the ranks of the uninsured and into the middle class.
Even the one Republican idea for helping middle class consumers — Gov. Mike Pence's income tax cut — was turned into a lose-lose situation by Republican hand-wringing and pointless compromises. The state will now lose millions in revenue that could train middle class workers. In return, the typical taxpayer will get an extra buck a week to spend — starting two years from now.
It's tax cut hell: Less revenue with no economic benefit in return.
Instead, the supermajorities fell back on what often makes them happy, which is getting money in the hands of folks who may or may not help the rest of us.
As a result, a precious opportunity was squandered.

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TONY Fung is threatening to axe his proposed $8.15 billion Aquis integrated resort unless his takeover bid for the Reef Hotel Casino is completed soon.
Billion dollar projects boost FNQ
THE level of major construction projects in the Far North has soared by $6.4 billion to $22bn.
Council shuts down A-frame debate
THE controversial A-frame debate briefly flickered back to life in council yesterday before being shot down by CBD councillor Richie Bates.
Katter backs Yarrabah port plan
YARRABAH is putting its golden shores forward as a better option to attract larger cruise ships to Cairns than Trinity Inlet.
Business Breaking News
- Takeaway giant buys Gloria Jean's
- AMP shares surge as performance improves
- Qantas back to making a profit
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Exporting Reef tourism to China
WORD of the Far North's biggest tourism drawcards is set to spread even further.
Push for $7m airline facility
IT'S a big dream that needs some big dollars. Find out why the Cairns Aviation Skills Centre is eyeing off the world's most advanced airliner.
Aspial's project put Cairns on top
SINGAPORE'S Aspial Corporation has revealed that its Cairns project is the firm's biggest in Australia.
Top Ten Stories
McSchools could be on the menu
A NEW suite of 'McSchools' could be set up under the Abbott government's new $500,000 corporate schools trial.
Unison digs deep for nuggets
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Suncorp rains on Fed's insurance website proposal
INSURANCE giant Suncorp warns about new Federal plan to use websites to combat spiralling premiums in one region of Queensland.
Medibank worth buying: analysts
ANALYSTS say the upcoming float of Medibank Private may be worth buying into for long-term investors.
Qantas losing international appeal
QANTAS' fall from favour with international travellers has been highlighted by a new report showing the airline's market share has almost halved in the last decade.
10 things all leaders need to know
THE one question a leader should be able to answer is: "Why should anyone follow me?" These are the 10 things you need to know.
Qantas CEO could get $2.5m bonus
A PROPOSED $2.5 million incentive payment for Qantas CEO Alan Joyce could trigger fireworks at today's AGM.
Takeaway giant buys Gloria Jean's
THE coffee industry veteran who brought Gloria Jeans to Australia in 1996 is selling to the company behind Michel's Patisserie and Donut King.
Medibank float fever grips Australia
Meet the man who wants to revolutionise Australia's health system with the most talked-about privatisation since Telstra.
Fung threatens to walk away
TONY Fung is threatening to axe his proposed $8.15 billion Aquis integrated resort unless his takeover bid for the Reef Hotel Casino is completed soon.
Fung threatens to walk away
TONY Fung is threatening to axe his proposed $8.15 billion Aquis integrated resort unless his takeover bid for the Reef Hotel Casino is completed soon.
Murder among Bali's business rich
BOB and Noor Ellis were both highly successful, hard-nosed businesspeople in Bali. Yet Mr Ellis was murdered execution-style and Noor is blamed.
Raw cheek in magic strip
A FULL frontal magic show is coming to Cairns and Port Douglas next week.
Rivalry to bring out Barron's best
THERE is plenty to play for today when Mick Raso faces up against the team he captained to a premiership last season.
Festival right for car lovers
CAR enthusiast hearts will be racing today when the Sideshow Alley auto festival kicks off in Cairns.


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The Houston Rockets are interested in PF/C Spencer Hawes according to ESPN's Marc Stein.
Stretch big man Spencer Hawes drawing interest from clutch of contenders already (Blazers, Clips, Rockets, Mavs) on top of incumbent Cavs
— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) July 1, 2014
I wrote about how Spencer Hawes would be the PERFECT fit in Houston just over a half a year ago and things haven't changed since.
Hawes is the ideal backup big man the Rockets need. He's a 7″1 center that can knock down shots from beyond the arc and grab rebounds. Think a poor man's Kevin Love.
The 26-year old averaged 13.2 points and 8.3 rebounds per over 80 games (53 with Philadelphia and 27 with Cleveland) this past season. He hit 128 three pointers last season, shooting 41.6% from three.
He's a big body with the ability to stretch the floor and battle in the paint, something the Rockets have been looking to acquire for some time. Hawes is just entering his prime and can make some money on a multi-year contract this offseason.
If the Rockets can convince Hawes to come to Houston, Hawes would fit in perfectly behind Dwight Howard, or even as a stretch four at times during the game.
Stick with House of Houston for all the latest on the Rockets' offseason.
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Eating well is critical to living well, but many senior citizens find both difficult to do, especially those who live in rural areas.
A study by the Southern Rural Development Center headquartered at Mississippi State University found that getting to a well-stocked, affordable grocery store is frequently a challenge for many seniors in rural communities. In "Rural Seniors Have Fewer Options for Healthy Diets," researchers show that seniors must have access to quality foods at affordable prices to be able to make wise food choices.
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Coaching is a proven factor for improving employee retention, productivity and quality. Companies are seeing great results from coaching programs enacted across specific levels of management or across the employee base as a whole. According to a survey by the International Coaching Federation, effective coaching programs consistently deliver these results:
- Return on investment (86%)
- Increased self-confidence (80%)
- Better workplace relationships (73%)
- Improved communication skills (72%)
- Improved work performance (70%)
Of companies surveyed, 99% said they were somewhat or very satisfied with the coaching experience and 96% said they would repeat the process.
Coaching programs can be mentor/protégé based or some other form of peer to peer coaching. Some companies find it valuable to hire professional coaches. Regardless of the approach there are two keys to having successful results.
They are (click on the bullets to read more):
There is little doubt coaching programs are successful – if they are properly set up.
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- Cultural roadmap, a look at the contents of the character within each of us.
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- Keep your workforce motivated with these motivational quotes.
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An unusually big crop of cartoons this morning, including one (a Rhymes With Orange) on stereotypes about men's tastes (for Fathers Day). Plus another Zits with the stereotype of chatty teenage girls; another strip (a Mother Goose and Grimm) on Yoda's syntax; a Zippy on synonyms for disapproving; and a Bizarro on the extension of metaphors to simulacra.
Archive for the 'Language of teenagers' Category
Keeping secretsMarch 24, 2014
While we slog through grading for Winter Quarter, two cartoons today: a Zits and and a Pearls about keeping secrets, or at least trying to.
Sunday melangeMarch 23, 2014
Four recent cartoons, from several sources and of very different tones: a Bizarro, a Zits, a Doonesbury, and a Paul Noth New Yorker cartoon:
Two Wednesday cartoonsFebruary 26, 2014
A Zippy on lexical semantics, and a wry Zits on watching your language:
Define sup, and distinguish the referent from slurp. The proper names are, as usual for Zippy, entertaining, and the title is a separate bit of language play.
The joke here, of course, is that Jeremy censors not just his speech — that would be routine — but also his thoughts.
hoeFebruary 6, 2014
A Roz Chast cartoon:
Generational differences. Slang. An inadvertent pun.
(Original lead from Jonathan Lighter on ADS-L. This image via Ben Zimmer.)
Like, uptalk, and MiamiSeptember 10, 2013
I'll start with a three-strip series from One Big Happy:
The two features at issue here — the discourse particle like and "uptalk" (a high rising intonation at the end of declaratives) — have been much discussed in the linguistic literature. The popular, but inaccurate, perception is that both are characteristic of young people, especially teenagers, especially girls, and both features are the object of much popular complaint.
Finger talkApril 5, 2013
Snowboard ZippyMarch 23, 2013
In Today's Zippy, our pinhead reverts to adolescence on a snowboard:
The slang in the body of the strip — airdog, boned out, shred, shred the gnar, pop, nollie, pow-wow — is all genuine snowboarder slang, listed in the enormous collection of snowboarding terms here. The title, "Shagnasty", is slang, but apparently not slang specific to snowboarding.


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2010 Season: Redshirted the indoor and outdoor seasons.
High School: A 2009 graduate of Montevideo High School high school coach was Sue Heikes Minnesota Class A state champion in the 800 meter run in 2008 and 2009 runner-up in the 800 meter run in 2007 and in the 1600 meter run in 2009 All-Conference from 2006 to 2008 All-State in 2007 and 2008 set high school records in the 800 meter run, 1600 meter relay, and 3200 meter relay Swim team All-Conference in 2006 participated in summer swim club, Minnewaska Tri-Athelon, and Iron Man training All-State Choir lettered in track (5), swim team (5), band (4), choir (4), and speech (3) A Honor Roll AAA Award a member of the National Honor Society.
Personal: Born July 20, 1990 intends to major in kinesiology or nutrition daughter of Sue and Lee Varpness has three siblings, Jameson, Joe, and Mollie enjoys swimming, cooking, singing, reading, and spending time at her family's lake.
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i never loved loving you
i did it just? ?the same
un-guilty of the pains you do
i still absorb your blame
always i did as i was bid
ignored the hurt along the way
cheered the degradation day
never questioned what you'd say
allowed you,? ?devil child,? ?to play
in you i sought fulfillment
all you dealt me was dearth
you stole heaven and you gave
living hell right here on earth
each man has a giving point
out at last,? ?my heart gave
before i'll be a willing slave
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Ice pellets and snow frustrate holiday travel rush
CHICAGO (AP) – A storm with a 2,000-mile footprint threatened to frustrate Christmas travelers from Texas to Nova Scotia with a little of everything Mother Nature has to offer, from freezing rain, ice and snow […]
Foul weather threatens to snarl US holiday travel
ST. LOUIS (AP) — A stew of foul weather, ranging from freezing rain and snow in the Midwest to thunderstorms and possible tornadoes in the South, is arriving just in time for one of the […]
How to blunt effect of higher heating bills
NEW YORK (AP) — After two years of flat or lower fuel prices, many residents will pay sharply more to heat their homes this winter, according to government forecasts out this week. There are a […]
'Heat days' become more common for sweaty schools
CHICAGO (AP) — When city students arrived for the first day of school under the blazing temperatures of a Midwest heat wave, staff greeted them with some unusual school supplies: water bottles, fans and wet […]
Obesity very high in 13 states; many in the South
ATLANTA (AP) — A new government survey shows obesity still isn't budging among American adults. Overall, the level of adult obesity has been about the same for years now. The latest survey found 13 states […]
Relief from worst heat on the horizon by weekend
NEW YORK (AP) — Cooler temperatures are within sight but likely not soon enough and cool enough for a large swath of the country hit with dangerously high temperatures for days as the largest heat […]
Signed contracts to buy US homes dips slightly
WASHINGTON (AP) — Fewer Americans signed contracts to buy homes in February, but the level stayed close to a nearly three-year high. The report suggests sales of previously occupied homes will keep rising in the coming months.
US homes sales highest in more than 3 years
WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. sales of previously occupied homes rose in February to their fastest pace in more than three years, and more people put their homes on the market. The increases suggest more Americans believe the housing recovery will strengthen.
Slow-moving snowstorm pummels Midwest, heads east
CHICAGO (AP) — A massive, slow-moving storm paralyzed parts of the nation's midsection with heavy, wet snow Tuesday before churning eastward.
Review: Justin Cronin returns to apocalyptic saga
The middle book in a trilogy faces a striking challenge. It must match the interest and appeal created by the first book while advancing the story with enough surprises that readers will believe their investment of time and emotion will pay off in the final installment.


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In the mid 70's I was right out of college and my life as an "adult" was about to begin. I had a job, a wonderful boyfriend, a dream and a desire. I was going to continue my education, get my doctorate in psychology, and then get married, raise my kids, and be happy.
Psych studies intrigued me! The minds' capacity to help â or to hinder â left me endlessly wanting more skills, more know-how, and greater expertise. I wanted to help my fellow man and really make a difference. Well, seek and thou shall find. In my case, I got an apprenticeship at Creedmore State Psychiatric Center. What a journey! Even the sounds in that place spelled agony. The thing was, there was no skill, tool, or technique I'd been taught that seemed to make things much better there. And I wasn't being taught what I needed to know while continuing my education in school either. Frustrated and disillusioned, I knew there had to be more.
For balance, I'd head out to a dance class, or study with my martial arts teacher and I really loved to ski...hard.
It took just a couple of years âÃÂÃÂtill I felt the first twinges of pain. My back was often tender. My knees "went out." I looked busy and successful, with a house and two kids besides all the rest...if only this nagging in my body would just go away...
Pain dragged me to my initial visit with the doctor, who offered the dreaded diagnosis of "overuse injuries." How could this be? I had been encouraged â applauded â for my skill in classical ballet from the age of 5! Next there was gymnastics, sports, aerobic dance. I worked hard. I was good. And I was still so young! Then lurking behind my pain was the singular fear â "how was I going to find my way if I couldn't even move?"
A friend recommended yoga. Now, you have to realize that yoga in the 70's and 80's was weird territory. I had taken some classes at my local Y a few years before, and thought the teacher there was out of her mind. She talked endlessly about herbal tea and nirvana, and the movements were so awfully SLOW! Nonetheless, with the specter of knee surgery, and the recommended back brace looming, I decided to take the plunge again.
I had heard that yoga could open a person to some life altering experiences. I also knew that there was a mental component to the practice, I just didn't think I'd get there drinking tea.
Skeptically, I set out to find freedom from my pain. The first of my new teachers was masterful. As he invited the class to breathe, he said to me â off handedly, mind you â that the breath I was taking was only survival breathing. Yup, just enough to keep me from dropping dead!
Now, there's an interesting thought... and it felt reassuring on some level to have the awareness that I had a choice in the matter. It dawned on me that the practice of conscious breathing, "pranayama", was actually the relationship we have with energy, and that I had the possibility, indeed the invitation, to become a far more conscious, awake and aware partner with LIFE! My previous self was looking at others, helping others, whatever-ing others. This new self was looking inward, and it was a completely unique experience.
Over time, as I began to breathe with my pain, the most amazing thing happened. It began to shift, to pulse, to dim, and then fade.
I was hooked! What better, more fulfilling, practical study could I engage in? This was the study of the infinite possibilities inside of...ME!
That moment of realization changed my life direction. I switched my area of schooling from mind, to bodymind. The postural practices of asana, or "hatha yoga", and the breath practices of pranayama slowly brought me into relationship with the six additional branches of yoga that comprise a life study.
Called "The Eight Limbs", they are:
Asana, the practice of physical postures leading to health, flexibility, balance and strength in each of the bodies' systems.
Pranayama, specialized breath techniques that increase the capacity of the body to experience radiant health and super-conscious states of awareness
Yama, the practice of clarity and truthfulness and cleaning up negative thinking.
Niyama, cleaning up your outer environment, creating sacred space and honoring the rituals that connect you with Nature and the Divine.
Prathyahara, releasing the need for constant stimulation, entertainment and sense satisfaction.
Dharana, the practice of concentration, mental strength and focus.
Dhyana, mindful meditation becoming the observant witness who truly lives the present moment.
Samadhi, the eternal oneness you feel with any and all aspects of life when pure love is experienced.
It was in the presence of all eight limbs that I found the answer to my quest. It was a quiet transition, a light, gentle breeze, but I recognized it when it happened. I found how to live.
My life work has changed dramatically since that first introduction. I took bold steps into the unknown and created the career of my dreams. I had to let go of people and beliefs that stood in the way. I had to look crazy to some, unrealistic to others. I certainly had to withstand the tests that were planted firmly on the path, but my pain is gone, my children are safe, and in my 30 years of practice, I've come up with some interesting insights from a life that continues to be well lived.
1. Wherever you go, there you are (you've heard this before) and there is nothing more important in life than getting to know yourself.
2. Breath IS life! Take in as much as you can, and let go with ease.
3. Your thoughts are a choice. So is what you do with them.
4. Make time for miracles. It's always easier to just open the door than to have it beaten down.
5. Listen to your body. Feelings of peace and well-being will show up as health. Negative or conflicted feelings will manifest in "symptoms."
6. You each have your own unique genius. You can best access its' wisdom in the quiet moments, so learn to meditate, and listen up!
7. There is no better than Here â just different.
8. Being is different than Having. You can BE whatever you desire when you simply choose to be.
9. Release your need to understand. You can use technology before you understand how the circuits are wired. It's the same with yoga. Just do it.
10. Yoga is a practice. Practice makes perfect. Without practice, it's just a thought, so get in gear and begin your practice now.
May the road rise to meet you, and the wind be always at your back.
Gael Chiarella, founder of Yokibicsî, holds a degree in psychology and theology, and was classically trained in ballet. Her passion for holistic medicine led to certifications as a yoga therapist, crisis intervention counselor, fitness trainer, hypnotherapist, and bodyworker. In 1992 she began to actively incorporate the outdoor experience as sacred journey into the growth of her Mindbody Fitness Program. Gael has been an author, public speaker, professor of yoga and Yokibics at Hofstra University and spokesperson for body centered spirituality. In 1997 she received the honor of Woman of the Year in Nassau County by the Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Her meditations are part of the Relaxation Company Yoga Masters Series.
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In all industries, marketing is crucial to success, which is why all companies must invest in marketing, to some extent, at least. Still, your marketing budget should be used wisely, and you should not invest in anything that is not likely to get you leads. For one thing, most of the effective ways in which people are marketing their companies have to do with the internet, which is why any marketing agency you hire, whatever your field, should have a focus on online marketing. Online marketing is especially important for smaller companies, who operate on a local or regional level. The other vital aspect of your marketing strategy to consider is the field in which your company is involved. A medical practice requires a healthcare marketing approach. Healthcare Marketing Gurus is one example of an agency with a clear focus on marketing medical practices, online. You can access their services, from their website, http://www.healthcaremarketinggurus.com.
In the healthcare field, as with all other industries, having an easily accessible website is crucial, as patients are most likely to search for practices online, when they are in need of medical care. While the fact that people are apt to search for businesses online is one way in which healthcare marketing is like other kinds of marketing, but there are some serious differences, as well. One of those differences is the fact that healthcare is an extremely serious matter, when compared to many other kinds of services. For that reason, it is necessary to present your practice in the most professional way possible. Since professionalism is of the utmost importance, in any industry, it is easy to imagine how vital it is, in the medical field. In terms of your website, the website itself should be exceptionally intuitive and helpful, and it should enable patients to easily contact your practice. The other aspect of healthcare website design that is so important is the actual content, itself. As a medical establishment, you want to be represented well, so it is necessary that the personnel at the agency responsible for writing the content have knowledge of the healthcare industry, as well as your specific services.
Marketing your medical practice online is a complex process, and you need an agency that will take a comprehensive approach, for that reason. Having a good website is key, but enabling patients to find it easily, when searching online, is equally important, since that is how a huge number of patients are finding out about local healthcare practices. While to some, the internet may seem overly complex, there are ways of studying patterns in searches, to figure out what to include in your web content. As a matter of fact, the field of search engine optimization, or SEO, is an online marketing procedure that has to do with including content that is likely to be searched for. While this may seem odd, at first, investing in good healthcare SEO services greatly increases the chances that your practice's website will come up in a search engine, earlier than it would have, otherwise.


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With a stay at Bohusgården Hotell & Konferens in Uddevalla, you'll be by the sea and minutes from Boardwalk, and close to Bohuslans Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the 138 guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and clock radios. Be sure to enjoy recreational...
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A stay at Hotel Riverside places you in the heart of Uddevalla, steps from Bohuslans Museum and close to Boardwalk. Stay in one of 37 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with...
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When you stay at Vann Spa Hotel and Conference in Brastad, you'll be on the beach and within the vicinity of Nordens Ark. This 4-star hotel is within the region of Gullmarsbaden. Stay in one of 156 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access is available. Bathrooms have hair dryers and bathrobes. Convenience...
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The Stenungsbaden Yacht Club, Ascend Collection is located on the waterfront with our own port leisure boats. Walking distance to the beach, shops and restaurants. Beautiful nature site in the surroundings.Spa is included in business rate. Pets afre free. Two pets per room. Children 12 and under stay free if sharing room with parents or grandparents when no...
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Surrounded by the scenic Bohuslän Archipelago, these self-catering cottages feature a flat-screen TV, furnished patio and free Wi-Fi. On-site leisure options include 3 saunas, an outdoor hot tub and a beach. The cottages of Hafsten Swecamp Resort are only a few steps from Skagerrak Sea. All are decorated in whites and blues, and the kitchenettes include a r...
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Located in Fiskebackskil, Gullmarsstrand Hotell & Konferens is by the sea and convenient to Havets hus Aquarium and Lysekils Church. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Stangehuvud Nature Reserve and Gullmarsbaden. Stay in one of 81 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable...
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Welcome to Villa Sjötorp! Enjoy a spot of lunch or an evening meal at this 4 star Ljungskile hotel's restaurant where you're sure to find something to suit your taste. Staff are available to provide tour/ticket assistance. Free Wi-Fi is provided. The reception is manned during limited hours. Other amenities include a garden
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This modern, waterfront resort is 30 minutes' drive from Uddevalla. It offers spacious apartments with views of the Bohuslän Archipelago and a private balcony or patio. A spa and wellness centre is on site. Each apartment at Bokenäs Hav Spa Möten has a TV and fully equipped kitchen with a fridge, cooker, microwave and dishwasher. The bathroom features under...
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In the heart of Bohuslan, right in the city center of Uddevalla you will find the BEST WESTERN Hotel Carlia, a modern business and conference hotel. We offer tastefully decorated rooms and also the individually furnished Evert Taube-rooms, each one inspired by the works of the great singer and writer. We have a hotel bar, parking for 55 SEK per night and a r...
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Stenliden B&B is a beautifully renovated 1901 mansion located in the town of Sjuntorp, in the southern west-coast part of Sweden. The B&B is just 15 minutes from downtown Trollhättan and only 45 minutes from Gothenburg. Guests have the option of renting individual rooms or the entire mansion. This smoke-free property offers several packages that include wedd...
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Welcome to Hotell Bele! This 3-star Trollhattan hotel offers an elevator (lift). If you are visiting Sweden on vacation or for business, make sure to take some time to relax as you will find a sauna on site, so make the most of it! The reception desk is open during limited hours and you will also find a TV and coffee in the lobby area. Free Wi-Fi is provided...
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At Flayvr we firmly believe in respecting your memories. It's why we do what we do. So naturally, on Father's Day, we figured that we'd have to do something to respect those who have helped shape and raise us. That's why we're announcing Flayvr's Father's Day Raffle! Using Flayvr, simply email firstname.lastname@example.com those special moments with your Dad, and we will enter you in a raffle to win a $50 gift certificate to Amazon along with cool Flayvr gear! The winner will be announced next Tuesday. So, what are you waiting for? Let the Flayvr-infused emails begin!
At Flayvr, our goal is to build the world's best camera roll – fixing the frustrations of scrolling through endless photos and videos stuck on your phone. Today, we are turning our attention to shared memories. Your memories are meant to be shared and enjoyed with friends, but the camera roll on your phone only lets you look at your own pictures, not those people choose to share with you. We think there's a better way – Introducing "Shared Timelines", now on iPhone.
Now all of the great photos, videos and memories that you, your friends and your family share privately can appear on one timeline, ready to be enjoyed anytime you want, and relive them as they happened – in order, and in context.
All shared memories in your timeline are shared through Flayvr's cloud so, while you can look at them anytime just like they were living on your phone, you never have to worry about all of those shared pictures and videos taking up space.
With this update, Android users who have been enjoying this feature set can now share across platforms with iPhone and iPad users, and vice versa, bringing the fun, nostalgia and accessibility of shared timelines to all Flayvr users!
Why did we add this feature?
Picture this: you just went to a great wedding, had your iPhone handy, and took 50 great pictures and 10 touching, hilarious, and heartwarming videos that you're going to cherish forever.
If you're using Flayvr, all of your personal photos and videos are already organized in your timeline, ready for you to go back, enjoy and share with anyone. But what about the pics you saw the best man snapping of the venue? Or the first dance video the mother of the bride shot in between sniffles? You might see some on Facebook, you might get some in an email, or someone might blow up your phone with text after text filling your inbox with individual pics. But will you be able to easily relive those memories when you're celebrating the anniversary? Chances are, those incredible photos and videos are simply lost. With Shared Timelines all of the precious moments that your friends and family choose to share with you on Flayvr appear just as they happened. No more scrolling, no more digging, just open Flayvr and enjoy.
That's why we've created the Shared Timeline on iOS.
What do you think of the changes? We'd love to hear from you. Write a review in the App Store, or leave us a comment with your opinions on how we did, and what you think we could do better.
The Flayvr Team
wifi finder
While travelling this app is very useful. Wi-fi finder lets me quickly and easily find the nearest free and paid wifi. You are able to filter the results in several ways (providers, restaurant, cafe, hotel, ect.) so you can find a comfortable place to use the internet.
Google Play: http://goo.gl/5Ut6tW
itunes app store: http://goo.gl/YiI49
Triposo gives you travel info offline and it also has recommendations based on time, location, weather, and more. This one travel app provides information to locations all over the world. Triposo has the expected city guide, maps, and sightseeing information, along with unique features such as a travelog to keep track of expenses.
Google Play: http://goo.gl/1e1Vcm
itunes app store: http://goo.gl/sf2DHZ
If you are planning a road trip this summer, waze gives you all the info to make your trip hassle free so you get to your destination without trouble. Other than navigating, waze uses fun emoticons to alert users about forthcoming road delays, accidents, traffic jams as well as police traps. The app even suggests alternate routes to drivers and directions to the nearest, cheapest gas stations. Drive with the app open and users automatically contribute real-time traffic data to the Waze community.
google play: http://goo.gl/UoLFqf
itunes app store: http://goo.gl/YsuhFT
If you're in a new place or just exploring new parts of your city this app can help you find what you are looking for.This is a collaborated app so it saves space in your device because it contains information from Flickr, last.fm, tripadvisor, facebook, twitter, yelp, hotels.com, aroud me, and more. Get all the ratings and reviews for restaurants, events,accommodation, travel, and nightlife in one place.
Google Play: http://goo.gl/GGn6VK
itunes app store: http://goo.gl/20E8a
gogobot is a one-stop travel app and unique social network for travel reviews. gogobot users can easily plan, share, and book travel through the app. gogobot allows you to share past experiences and post questions about a place you are traveling to so you can get the answers you need from other users.
Google Play: http://goo.gl/eHJEyg
itunes app store: http://goo.gl/QlcRS
couch surfing
If you are on a tight budget than couchsurfing will give you a unique experience while travelling. This social network allows you to meet locals, host surfers, find couches and get in touch with fellow travellers.
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itunes app store: http://goo.gl/mIwXDR
Here at flayvr we love summer . People are busy throughout the year. Summer is the only time where family and friends can cherish the time together. Nothing beats cooling down by taking a dip in the sea, the smells of the grill while being surrounded with family and friends, or taking that summer trip with memories that will last a lifetime.
We've rounded up photos from some of our team's favourite summer moments, that is, from the times back before flayvr when we actually had a moment to snap them :)
Get your sparklers ready! Today is the Fourth of July — America's Independence Day, this day commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776. All over the United States, Americans will be celebrating this day with picnics, barbecues, big firework displays, and other fourth of july events. Many people dawn red, white, and blue in honor of the American flag as they spend this day with friends and family.
We can't wait to see how you celebrate this summer holiday! Capture your Independence Day memories with flayvr.
In mid June, a member of the flayvr team - Shem, got married to Lital, the photos and video in this flayvr were taken at a beautiful indoor/ outdoor event hall in Israel. Lital and Shem met 7 years ago while they were in High School. The evening was absolutely beautiful and we had so much fun, so it is time that we wish you both the very best of luck as your start your new life together. As a developer, Shem helped bring the idea of flayvr to life and he is a pleasure to work with.
We were very happy to have spent such an exciting time in their life with them.
This year the summer solstice takes place on June 21st, at flayvr will be hard at work but we are excited since it's the longest day of the year we will have plenty of daylight to honor and spend outdoors.
The summer solstice is not only the longest day of the year. Every year, people around the world celebrate the solstice in unique ways. In scandinavian countries the summer solstice is the most celebrated holiday aside from christmas. Scandinavians have long celebrated the summer solstice in style, in Norway it's a 24 hour party with bonfires. Latvia refers to the summer solstice as Jāni (John in English), the Latvian Ministry of Culture refers to Jāni as "the one night of the year you must never sleep," accompanied by plenty of Cheese, beer and bonfires, with dancing and songs throughout the region. Sweden celebrates the solstice for two days, Swedish Midsummer festivals generally enjoy plenty of food, flowers and alcohol. The summer solstice festival at Stonehenge in Southern England dates back thousands of years, celebrates the longest day of the year when the sun is at its maximum elevation. In Portugal, celebrations are similar to Mardi Gras, where anything goes. Participants hit people on the head with flowering garlic plants in honor of St. John. The Russian holiday of St. John's day is Ivan Kupala Day. Most of the old traditions celebrated in Russia are linked with water and fertility, boys and girls jump over bonfires to confirm the security of their relationship- if they don't hold hands for the entire jump, the couple is predicted to break up. In 1977, St. John Day became the national holiday of Quebec. The holiday was brought by French colonists
The summer solstice has been celebrated for thousands of years, and its influence has reached into many countries around the world.
In New York, participants do yoga to mark the summer solstice. In Santa Barbara, California100,000 spectators and 1,000 parade participants celebrate the summer solstice for an annual parade that's good for the whole family.
Capture your experience in a flayvr album this summer solstice while we at flayvr are looking foward to hearing about your celebrations. Leave us a comment on facebook or tweet us @flayvr with hashtag #flayvr-soltice to let us know how your Midsummer celebration goes!
It's the beginning of June and you know what that means… summer music festival season!
We are seeing a lot of users using flayvr to share their photos and videos from the big festivals that are happening around the world in June and July. These include Sonar Barcelona (Barcelona), Bonnaroo (Manchester, TN), Roskilde (Roskilde, Denmark), Hellfest (Rue du champ Louet, France), Baybeats Music Festival (Singapore), and many others.
Share the once in a lifetime experience from the shows with your friends, and keep the flayvr to look back on years from now!
Today, we're REALLY excited to bring you flayvr for Android.
We're thrilled to offer a way for Android users to join their iOS friends on flayvr allowing you to create albums and share photos and videos with the world. We've been working hard to make this new Android app a top notch experience. When we created flayvr, our goal was to take the hassle out of swiping through the default media gallery to find a picture by allowing users to have all their photos and videos automatically organized and easily sharable with friends and family.
Now, more of your friends and family can share moments, through the unique flayvr experience. We're so excited to welcome our Android users and we and look forward to hearing your feedback. Enjoy!
Get flayvr for Android here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flayvr.flayvr
Tell us what you think: email@example.com
We launched last year with a vision of changing the way we consume media by creating a new visual media standard across all platforms.Since then, we've worked diligently to lay the foundation and introduced Flayvr to the world -along this journey we have added frequent updates based on user experience and insights based on your feedback. Thank you All!
Now, the time is here to bring flayvr to more folks :) around the world and on more platforms…
Want to be one of the first in line for flayvr on Android? Sign up on our website flayvr.com and as a VIP you get right in thru the Velvet ropes…
Thank you and looking forward to the journey ahead, which without all of you would not be possible….
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Representatives of the Government of Grenada and the Peoples Republic of China have officially signed the Supplementary Engineering Design Contract for the, first phase low- income Housing Project.
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It could be as soon as 9:30 tonight that the Ottawa Senators' round 2 opponent could be confirmed.
The only game of the day features the Pittsburgh Penguins travelling to Nassau County Coliseum to face the New York Islanders. The Penguins currently hold a 3-2 series lead, and if they can wrap it up tonight, it sets the stage for round 2.
The Penguins won game 5 by a score of 4-0 after benching the struggling Marc-Andre Fleury in favor of Tomas Vokoun. The switch was necessitated by Fleury's substandard playoff performance, which has pretty much carried over ever since after the Pens won the Cup in 2009.
If Fleury sees the ice again in the playoffs as a starter, it will be because Vokoun has either gotten injured or dropped the ball, in which case the Penguins would be in trouble.
Should the Islander beat the Penguins in game 6, it would force a game 7 on Sunday, where the same scenario would be in place. If the Islanders can beat the Penguins in game 6 and 7, then they would face the Rangers if they beat the Capitals. Otherwise, the Senators would play the winner of Boston vs Toronto. Both of those series are 3-2 in favor of Washington and Boston respectively.
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Halloween Festivals: Different Pumpkin Carving Patterns
Carved pumpkins seem to be standard Halloween home and garden decorations and are also quite simple to create. Annually, several mankinds try to come up with several ingenious jack o' lanterns. Pumpkins along with appealing engraved patterns as well as carved pumpkins with some more special effects, or potentially ingenious decorated pumpkin faces are displayed annually at the time of Halloween holiday. If you are newbie statuette pumpkins, then worry not! Considering that, with some more simplistic pumpkin statuette patterns, anybody will always make amazing looking jack o' lanterns.
Once you are successfully done gathering the most effective pumpkin carving techniques make use of all of these actions to develop carved pumpkin Halloween decorations. Firstly, select good small-sized pumpkins. Small-sized pumpkins tend to be excellent for making carved pumpkins or generating painted pumpkin faces. Just like easy to handle, quicker to work relating to and then they will stay in fine shape tyrannically. Pick up pumpkins which generally do not have a gashes or blemishes on them. In case you are choosing pumpkins by patches, in that case pick pumpkins which actually probably have two to three inches of vine retaining the stem.
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If the automatic budget cuts under the sequester take effect Friday, they will require the layoffs of one-quarter of all federal court personnel, including those who work in the federal courthouses in Abilene, Dallas, Fort Worth, Lubbock, San Angelo and Wichita Falls.These court personnel reductions will be felt in a number of areas. The hearing and resolution of thousands of cases in federal courts, both civil and criminal, will be delayed. Hours of operation in the clerks' offices will be sharply reduced. Federal judges will likely suspend jury trials because of reductions in available jury fees.Security for litigants, court personnel and members of the public in our courthouses could be compromised. And the supervision of persons under pretrial release, along with released convicts, would likely be lessened, thereby potentially threatening community safety.The bottom line is that these automatic budget cuts will harm justice, our economy and the safety of our communities. Congress must find a way to overcome its partisan differences and agree on appropriate solutions to our fiscal problems.-- Joseph F. Cleveland Jr., president,Fort Worth chapter, Federal Bar Association
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- Trip Stroller from Inglesina
- We recommend this product for ages 3 months and up
What It Is
The Trip is an umbrella stroller with soft-grip handlebars that are nice and high, as well as curved and angled for more control. The full canopy has an extra extension for maximum sun protection. The soft, flexible bumper bar can be raised or lowered by the child, and as he gets older, the bumper bar can be removed entirely. An adjustable footrest is a rare feature for an umbrella stroller, and the Trip's fold-up footrest is great for little kids so there are no dangling feet. You can drop it down and use the stationary footrest for older kids. The Trip also includes a five-point harness with padding for comfort, a cup holder, a peek-a-boo window, and a compartment to store things. The seat has four reclining options for your child's comfort. The front wheels have a lock or swivel option, and the storage space underneath is generous but will be tough to access when you have the seat in the last recline position. This stroller also comes with a rain shield to protect your child, and it folds up easily for storage and travel.
Is It Fun?
This umbrella stroller has a lot of great features that provide comfort and convenience for both child and parent.
Who It's For
The Trip is for 3 months and up, with a weight limit of 55 pounds.
What To Be Aware Of
The Trip is not great on bumpy roads, but as long as you are on smooth surfaces, it's fine.
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Discipline. What does it mean to me? I was asked that yesterday by someone who's opinion, demeanor, and advice I highly respect, none other than my Aunt D. So, I can't simply Google it like I do for most things. I really had to come up with something good, from my heart and own meaning. I thought to myself, wow!
Discipline!! This is exactly what I need to be thinking about right now, as I am on the first week of a very important spiritual journey, along with honoring the intentions I made for this New Year!!!
We automatically think of discipline as when we were children, spankings and punishment, or how we discipline our own children now. Or, in school…do you remember how many times you had to write the times tables, over and over, and over again?
I actually stuck gum under my desk in class one day (yes, I know gross!!) and I had to write 100 times,"I will not put gum underneath my desk." I was smart, or thought I was and paid my neighbor to do it for me, and without thinking, turned it in. My neighbor forgot the period, it was 5th grade English, and my teacher realized it was not my writing!! I stayed after for detention for two weeks writing, I learned two lessons that week, "I will not put gum underneath my desk period." And, "I will not turn in work that is not my own."
Ahhh, but discipline is not about the past or future, or anyone else!! It's about ourselves, today!!This is how we learn discipline as children, however, as adults what does it mean? Well, Aunt D was impressed by my response, so I will share it.
Diligence is what discipline means to me. It is the, "constant and earnest effort to accomplish what is undertaken; persistent exertion of body or mind." It's all about having the mental stamina to continue with and see through what you have started.
It's having loyalty and stability.
These things are all a big part of living a successful life and moving on with your goals. Discipline to be on time, to create new healthy habits and toss out the old ones!!
We discipline ourselves as adults, many times not enough, in order to be mentally and physically prepared for what may come our way. It's how we don't give up, and how we go get it!!
It is a choice, as it tells us in the beginning Genesis 2:16-17, we are given free will to make a choice.
There is no questioning are own will to choose, good or bad, right or wrong, follow through or give up.
Discipline is simply, "choosing between what you want now and what you want most." Unknown.
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kenneth416 Wrote:
Feb 22, 2013 12:06 PM
Perhaps we should consider the Balance Sheets of the Federal Reserve and the U.S.Government on a consolidated basis--thus cancelling out one's liabilities with the other's assets. The result would not be pretty. Of course, no reputable CPA firm would attest to the Balance Sheet of the U.S.Government, because many of the agencies can not withstand a competent audit, most especially the Department of Defense.


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PORT VINCENT, La. (AP) - Ascension Parish sheriff's deputies say
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Chief Deputy Tony Bacala identified the victim as 30-year-old
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Bacala said that deputies were told that while on
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Pop a Crochet Bunny Peep into someone's basket for a fun surprise. It's an easy free crochet pattern to work up and it looks good in traditional peep colors: yellow, purple, and pink. Make this sweet treat for somebunny this Easter.
Crochet Hook: G/6 or 4 mm hook
Yarn Weight: (4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
- 1 skein worsted weight yarn
- in pink; 2 feet of black heavy
- thread or light weight yarn
- Crochet hook size G/6/4.25 mm
- Yarn needle
- Stuffing
SIZE: Bunny Peep measures about 4 inches tall and 2 inches across
GAUGE: 4 sts = 1 inch; 4 rows = 1 inch
beg = beginning
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
RS = right side
sc = single crochet
sl st = slip stitch
st = stitch
BODY (make two)
ROUND 1: (RS) Ch 2, 6 scs into second ch from hook (6 sts), do not join or turn
ROUND 2: 2 scs into each st around (12 sts), do not join or turn
ROUND 3: [1 sc in next st, 2 scs in next st] around (18 sts), sl st to first st, fasten off.
ROW 1: Attach yarn on body (as shown in picture), ch 1, 2 scs in same st, 1 sc in next 3 sts, 2 scs in next st, turn
ROW 2: Ch 1, 1 sc in same and next 5 sts (6 sts), turn
ROW 3: Ch 1, 1 sc in same and next 5 sts (6 sts), turn
ROW 4: Ch 1, 1 dec in same and next st, 1 sc in next 2 sts, 1 dec in last 2 sts (4 sts), turn
Repeat on other body/circle
Right Ear: Once head made, with RS facing, ch 2 and make 1 dc in same and next st, turn; ch 2, 1 dc in same and next st, fasten off.
Left Ear: With RS facing, attach yarn in 3rd st of top of head (next to right ear), ch 2, 1 dc in same and next st, turn; ch 2, 1 dc in same and next st, fasten off.
With RS facing, join yarn next to left side of head and, in BLOs, trim entire panel in a row of scs; when back to beginning point, align front and back panels and sl st together, putting stuffing in as you join panels; be sure to add eyes and nose before joining and stuffing head and ears, fasten off.
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I uploaded GMorgan .57 to Sourceforge yesterday.
It works with Ubuntu, Fedora, Mint and
likely any Linux distribution.
* It is best if you have a connected midi
keyboard. - If you don't have one, try VMPK (Virtual Midi Piano Keyboard)
with Qsynth. aconnectgui can connect it all.
* Added a midi mode to the main screen.
Mode 0 allows you to use the controls
on your connected keyboard. Midi control
messages are suppressed and that
can speed things up, but it over-rides gui
mode 2 allows enough control messages
to pass so that most of the original
midi messages are sent.
mode 3 allows all of the control messages
through. This may cause an interruption
in rhythm though...I think it is caused by
too many midi messages being passed.
* utils -> selector panel has an added
accordion feature. When this panel has
focus, the computer keyboard is analogous
to an accordion keyboard. You can play
chords (major, minor, 7ths, diminished)
using your left hand while continuing to
play melodic lines on your midi keyboard
with your right hand. It only works
if the selector window is active though.
The computer keyboard is mapped this way:
1 = Cdim7
q = C7
a = Cmaj7
z = Cm7
2 = Ddim7
w = D7
s = Dmaj7
x = Dm7
... (etc)
The shift key, changes to #.
* Harmonization has been revised.
Option 5 produces a block chord.
Use this value for patterns 2 - 5 also
for harmonization of accompaniment.
* Fixed problems formerly on the sequencer screen.
* Fixed a segfault in harmonization.
Let me know if you have comments or
questions about it. I have not updated
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After playing sparingly as a freshman behind Collin Klein in 2012, Daniel Sams battled JUCO Jake Waters for the starting job last season. Waters, a better passer, beat out Sams, the better runner, but coach Bill Snyder saw what he had and made great use of both.
This spring, Sams was informed he was being moved to wide receiver. However, he evidently (and rightly so) believes he has something to offer as a quarterback, and has elected to transfer.
The conditions of the release allow Sams to transfer to any FCS school, except Wildcat 2014 opponent Stephen F Austin, but no FBS schools. At least dropping a level will allow Sams to avoid the mandatory redshirt season. The junior wishes to stay close to home, so some FCS school in the Louisiana area could be lucking into an experienced Big 12 quarterback in the near future.
Sams played in all 13 games last season, completing 38 of 53 passes for 452 yards with 4 TDs and 4 interceptions. He was also second on the team with 807 yards and 11 scores on 152 carries, topping 100 yards rushing in 3 games and putting 199 yards and 3 TDs on Baylor.


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How a Mom Would Sing 'Let It Go' From 'Frozen'
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A new video has surfaced on the Internet, full of great scenes from 'Finding Nemo' that have been unnecessarily censored.
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Disney World is the greatest place on earth. There's tons of awesome rides, even more awesome Disney characters walking around and enough sugary treats to seriously damage our health. But who cares! There's something about the magical park that makes adults act like kids and kids go wild with excitement, and the latter is particularly true.
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The Disney Princesses are coming to town March 8th to the Ford Center as Disney celebrates 100 years! All are beautiful and sweet. What if......they were brought up to date?? They would still be just as precious BUT, they miiiiiiiight look a little different!
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Bangerter Homes in Utah,built a replica of the house featured in "UP", Disney / Pixar's hit movie. The house has been up for sale since completion a few months ago.
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(Paul Fraughton | The Salt Lake Tribune)
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Trying to enforce smoke ban would be playing with fire
Last updated at 13:52, Thursday, 15 March 2012
On the face of it, this sounds like a sensible scheme.
Ban smoking in children's play parks because it sets a bad example to our youngsters.
Allerdale council says it would be happy to introduce the new rules in places such as Workington, Maryport, Cockermouth, Keswick, Wigton and Aspatria.
But only if the public agreed.
Carni McCarron-Holmes, the councillor responsible for health in the borough, said: "The idea is that a voluntary ban will be introduced into play areas to encourage parents not to smoke in front of their children or other children.
"Children learn their behaviour from adults and so it's essential that in our communities tobacco use is not seen as part of everyday life."
Earlier this week the council held a one-hour survey, asking the public if they thought such a ban was a good idea.
But getting some public support doesn't make it a good or workable scheme.
And making it a voluntary scheme, doesn't make it any sort of rule or regulation at all. It completely unenforceable.
I can't see how not seeing mummy or daddy smoke at the park when they do at home is going to influence a child.
And a youngster whose parents don't smoke, but who sees someone puffing at a park isn't going to suddenly think it is a great idea either.
I can't see the harm in it. I'd rather have a mum or dad smoke at a park or out of doors than back in the house where it is more likely to affect their child's health.
Passive smoking is a danger in a confined area, where the smoke remains concentrated and can't evaporate.
Non-smokers have no choice but to breathe it in.
In play areas, the smoke naturally drifts away and disappears into the wide blue yonder. Usually in Cumbria, there is a gentle breeze wafting through the palm trees and this carries the smoke away.
It's true that children are massively influenced by their parents and that if they see them doing something such as drinking, smoking using their shirt sleeve to wipe their nose...they will copy.
But if they see their parents smoking at home, in the car, out for a walk, or on holiday, how will not seeing them smoke at the playground influence them?
Carlisle City Council chiefs have already said they believe it would be difficult to enforce a ban in parks.
Which is the biggest block to any rules for out-of-doors.
There are already laws and byelaws about dropping litter and clearing up dog poo which are ignored on a daily basis.
Our councils seem powerless to enforce these regulations as we pick our way past poo and through the plastic bottles and papers on our way to the swings and slides, or as we stroll through a park, or wander along a riverside.
Of course, Allerdale may well be thinking of employing a new team of rangers or 'parkies' to uphold the smoking ban.
This would be the only way it would have any effect.
And would they be able to tell people to pick up litter and the mess left by their dog as well?
And can the council afford to employ the new staff?
First published at 11:27, Thursday, 15 March 2012
Published by http://www.newsandstar.co.uk
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