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First you can file a complaint with the insurance commissioner in your state. There is information on how to do that at this link.
They can sometimes be helpful but it depends to what extent they are in the pocket of hte insurance companies.
If that doesn't work then the only thing to do is file a lawsuit.
In cases like this they will have to prove that they would not have written the policy if you had revealed whatever they say you didn't.
In addition, it sounds like you revealed exactly what they asked.
It isn't unusual for insurance companies to write policies and then look for ways to get out of them once a claim is made. It doesn't happen as often in health insurance as it does in things like credit life, but it does happen.
If they've done it this time then it is likely a policy for them to do it every time a claim is made within a certain period of time.
So a jury would frown on their behavior.
Exactly. Underwriters are difficult to reach. Is there an another approach I can use directly with Humana to negotiate this? I have a feeling that the underwriter doesn't have the proper expertise to make this decision.
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Payment Card Industry (PCI) requirements for secure transactions are addressed by Cisco solution architecture.
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How to have a good row - Generally Speaking!
. Start softly-not harshly
. Make repair attempts and recognise and accept them from your partner
. Soothe yourself and each other
. Compromise in the row
. Choose your place and time carefully
. Press the pause button if you are flooded
. Recognise you each have different fight styles
. Remove the tone of blame from your comments
. Say how you feel
. Don't criticise their personality
. Don't insult, mock or use sarcasm
. Be direct
. Stick with one situation
. Don't analyse
. Don't mind-read and make assumptions
How to have a constructive argument with a colleague or friend.
Context - where is it happening? public or private place - will you be disturbed by a phone or someone walking in. how is that other person? Stressed? Enough time for a conflict?
Think of the environment. Should be sitting down, a table can be a useful prop to lean on. Not a barrier but a psychological defence. Phones should be turned off. The focus should be on in finding clarity and solutions.
Not a good thing to catch someone off guard, they will not be focused on the debate so they won't have had a chance to think. So schedule time to have a proper conversation where both parties are prepared. Don't start the conversation if you intend to provoke, diminish, humiliate, embarrass, shame or annoy, frustrate the other person, then the result will be that. And that is not constructive. This will never win friends or influence people. It may win the argument but you lose the relationship, the person's trust / respect.
Use assertiveness again. You are there to listen to the other person's point of view as well as expressing yours. If someone is refusing to listen to you, say it to them, I don't think you're listening to me, give info back to the person. Give them back the power, so they feel things are equal. This soothes people.
Accentuate the positive, ignore the negative. Look back at the times or circumstances where things were able to be resolved in the past. Refer back to positive interchanges, where things were worked out before. You're showing them a template for successful resolution. Conciliation is very important. Meet people halfway as much as possible. You are trying to find a win-win situation.
If you are met with anger or tension, you have to listen to their point of view. We usually feel we have more righteousness, but we can't change another human being. We can only change our responses to their behaviour. These are only guidelines, you may need a facilitator. But if you apply these steps you will have more chance of resolving things.
There has to be 50-50 give and take. As we're human and fallible, we think we are right most of the time, that's not a fact! Try see the person from the other person's perspective, walk in their shoes for a week. Take an observer's perspective on yourself. If they don't do the same they're stuck. There has to be a willingness on both sides to work out the problem.
Romances/relationships are more intense, as there is more at risk in this kind of relationship.
The sexual dynamic, there's an emotional connection. It's very difficult to separate out your inner vulnerability from the argument. You can leave your friend / colleague but you can't forget your partner/husband/wife. Have to work harder at working out the conflict.
Don't bring up the past into the present. Does it motivate me more or less to change?
Globalizing - never and always - a NO NO! You never listen to me! You never remember to bring out the bins! "The fact that you didn't bring out the bins today makes me feel you don't care about our home!"
If people say vicious things to each other, you can't ignore this so take a time out. 20 mins. Not count to ten. Takes longer than that. Need to learn to soothe each other. Use physical touch carefully. If she's angry the guy should not hug her. Leave her alone, let her calm down, giving space 20mins. If crying hug her.
Do sleep on an argument! Absolutely a good idea. It's an old wives' tale to not sleep on it. If you're tired and stressed and someone wants to resolve stuff then you won't feel better go to bed, sleep well, and then talk. Rows usually don't seem to be as upsetting in the morning, after breakfast. Relax. All about time and place. Don't be doing other stuff, washing toilets etc! If don't; give the conversation the attention it deserves.


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Whistler and Blackcomb are located in the Coastal Mountains of British Columbia, Canada. By ground transport, Whistler is approximately 115 kilometers (72 miles) north of Vancouver. From Vancouver, this is an approximately 1-1/2 to 2 hour drive time. From Vancouver, follow Highway 1 west towards Horseshoe Bay. Take the Squamish/Whistler exit onto Hwy 99 North, also known as the Sea to Sky Highway. Hwy 99 North will take you through Squamish and on to Whistler.
Both. Whistler is a ski resort and town, home to almost 10,000 residents. Originally a summer fishing retreat, the town's close proximity to two amazing mountains - Whistler and Blackcomb which offer over 8,000 acres of skiable terrain - has made Whistler's name synonymous with "world-class ski resort".
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Alzheimer's disease is active along the acetylcholine and the nitric oxide pathways. This is why in the very early stages, both those compounds can mask the disease. But there is another pathway, the glutamate pathway. And now mental health professionals have for quite a while, been using ketamine (once aka the "club drug") for depression, and seeing that ketamine is now a very successful and almost immediate treatment for clinical depression. I'm wondering if ketamine, when added to the patient's acetylcholine and nitric oxide,--or even ketamine alone--could give a measurable response. It does kill any depression--that's well documented in the literature--and through the glutamate pathway it could perhaps influence acetylcholine and n. oxide takeup. Oh--the downside... W-e-e-l-l--yeah. Ketamine occasionally produces hallucinations...but people who have experienced them describe them as funny and immediately recognizable as the products of Ketamine. "Special K dreams" yah, the 'club drub' produces that sometimes--nothing scary. Much LESS scary than the hallucinations produced by all 7 dementias. SO...maybe an initial study of patients receiving ketamine for depression, who are also of age to develop a dementia--to see if indeed those patients retain their cognition instead--and then go on to a cohort study and REALLY check out those connections. Who knows? It may be that the once-scorned "Special K" could really turn out to be Special in a way that no one had ever dreamed of!.
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It would be most interesting to do a retrospective study of Interventional Cardiologists whose careers are marked by frequent awakenings due to call over there entire career..
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I wonder if a link to sleep apnea has been explored?.
It seems that the neurological community has been "blind" to what is almost a certainty; that sleep apnea (SA) is the cause of AD and other dementias, both neurodegenerative and vascular. Two recent studies that support the concept are from: (1) Yaffee, et al, of UCSF reported in the JAMA Apr 18, 2012, vol 307, No 15, pp 1555-1657 Sleep Disordered Breathing, Hypoxia, and Risk of MCI and Dementia in Older Women. Conclusion: Among older women, those with sleep disordered breathing (SA) compared without, had an increased risk of developing cognitive impairment.(2) Reported in the JAMA Aug 2011 from the San Raffaele Scientific Institute also showed significant improvement with CPAP treatment in a group of patients with dementia and sleep apnea. Bottom line: Test and treat for sleep apnea early enough and prevent MCI, AD and other dementias. Treat MCI and AD and possibly slow or even reverse the disorder..


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"Robert Firestone is a clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, and his works portray the human psyche. His paintings – colorful digital renderings of faces and figures – attempt to create a visual equivalent for the kind of emotional expression that is usually communicated verbally. He achieves that goal by re-creating the effect of a vivid memory or dream that passes through the mind for no more than a split second." (from a March, 2007 review in ARTnews by Meredith Mendelsohn)
"His concern, when he turned to art as a means of personal expression, was to find images that would exemplify his own researches, which concern the way in which human beings often shut themselves off from their truest feelings, and shut others off from these as well. One of his best-known books is entitled Fear of Intimacy." (from a January, 2007 essay by Edward Lucie-Smith)
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Nashville Harbors Trouble Ahead For Scarlett and Gunnar
Here's the scoop on Nashville from Adam Bryant and Natalie Abrams at TV Guide posted on March 26th, 2013.
What's next for Scarlett and Gunnar on Nashville now that they hooked up? — Rachael
ADAM: Trouble, of course! (Happy couples don't make for good drama, you know.) In particular, look for The O.C.'s Chris Carmack, who plays the duo's new neighbor, to come between the couple. But it's not Scarlett who's swept off her feet. "He becomes Gunnar's new dude-friend, because he hasn't had a guy friend," Sam Palladio tells us. "He's always hanging out with Scarlett. … He needs a companion, and Will becomes that kind of best mate. … He ends up actually finding a new lease on life with this new character." Anyone think that sounds a little more than friendly? Perhaps you should!
Nashville returns with episode 1×15 When You're Tired of Breaking Other Hearts on Wednesday Mar. 27th, 2013 10/9c on ABC.
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How much will the MS Surface Cost?
Microsoft (MSFT) has yet to release pricing for the upcoming Surface tablet. We know its a hybrid of a iPad and Laptop, but if it costs too much Apple will continue to beat Mr. Softy in the tablet war.
Jay Yarow at BusinessInsider.com believes the MS Surface will start at $600. If that's the case we completely concur with their argument -- its going to fail:
It will start at $600. Why pay a premium for an inferior product? The iPad 2 costs $400, and it's great. The new iPad is $500 at entry level and it's really great. The Kindle Fire costs $200, and it's adequate. Microsoft isn't going to win the high-end battle, and it's not fighting the low end.
Let's hope for the consumer we get a price point for the Surface that is in-between the Kindle and iPad. That's what makes sense for anyone who has yet to buy a tablet computer or is looking for a little more from the iPad.
600 bones is just too much. Why would you pay more for a Surface when you can buy and iPad for cheaper? The iPad is established, everyone wants one and you can buy a small keyboard for it. If Microsoft doesn't beat Apple with pricing its Surface cheaper than the iPad, its game over.
zune vs ipod?Submitted by Anonymous on Tue, 07/31/2012 - 19:02.
I had a first Gen touch and a Zune HD. They both had pros and con, but ultimately Zune was a better media player and had HD video which was amazing. No speakers and no 3rd party apps on the tiny Zune app store, but my phone has all that. Just wasnt marketed well. iPad won't die b/c most ppl want the popular product and not so much the better one, but make no mistake Surface is hands down way better than the iPad retina display. Stop quoting idiots who didn't know what tech was until apple made it trendy and for Gods sake don't agree with them
"It will start at $600. WhySubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 06/25/2012 - 03:53.
"It will start at $600. Why pay a premium for an inferior product?" - You lose all credibility as a website when you make claims like this. The product isn't released yet, so you're assuming it will be inferior without anything backing this claim. The iPad isn't that great, stop being apple fanboys and right an unbiased report.
ipad hardware its a kids toy compared to ms surfaceSubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 06/25/2012 - 03:51.
If i had to pick between ipad and ms surface i would definitly go.with surface
remember zune vs ipod?Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 06/25/2012 - 03:29.
BI sucks in their judjments iSubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 06/25/2012 - 03:01.
BI sucks in their judjments i guess.not everyone dying after ipad, also lets talk about integration to all MS products and corporate integration...where with ipad, there are virtually no aility to manage that thing from corporate network...
Good RemarkSubmitted by Anonymous on Mon, 06/25/2012 - 04:53.
It is so easy for those that refuse to think, to follow a brand name. Although I like Apple, the Surface is a window into all the MS products with seemless integration. Come on, why be haters. Surface as anounced is thinner than Apple iPad, uses great new technology and Windows tiles constantly update without opening applications at this point, my dollars will go for Surface. It looks ok to good, sounds like it will be more durable than the iPAD (scraches all over the bottom) and has a couple of neat extras (the pen and keyboard) that seem to be better than Apples extras. Other than that, judgement should be reserved until the actual product comes to market.
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"The iPad is established, everyone wants one and you can buy a small keyboard for it." I don't
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Kate Gosselin has been having a tough time on the Dancing With The Stars set, shooting down rumors that she is an unpleasant diva and adjusting to life with hair that doesn't look like it belongs on an emo kid living in Orange County in 2003. Now, Kate suffered a break down as a behind-the-scenes clip shown yesterday revealed the tensions that arose between her partner Tony Dovolani and herself.
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Afterwards, Kate said she was "done" for the day and walked off with Tony removing his mic pack and saying, "I quit!" which sparked Kate to break down and cry.
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It's the little things that hit you when visiting a house you've seen a thousand times in photographs – a scuff on the counter top, a piece of missing grout, a cigarette burn in the upholstery – because the big things are already fused in your mind.
I think, also, it's because there is so much that's perfect about Philip Johnson's Glass House in New Canaan, Conn., the eye is desperate to catch a flaw. In other words, we need to see that Mr. Johnson's masterwork is as human as he.
I had the privilege of spending a sunny, late afternoon last week touring the almost 50 bucolic acres Mr. Johnson assembled during his long life as part of a television crew (I'm hosting a new series, Where Cool Came From, so look for it in the spring of 2014) with docent Kathy Karlik, who then left us to our own devices for a short period of time.
As a matter of fact, the first time I opened the door to the house I was alone while the rest of our group chatted a few hundred metres away.
Surprisingly, this icon of Modernism – created using sheets and sheets of glass, sleek steel, and brick for the 1,728 square feet of floor and large round chimney – smelled a little like the cottage does when you open it after a few weeks of sitting empty: Musty and stale. Call me crazy, but I think that's what will stay with me; similarly, my most cherished memory of a two-night stay at Frank Lloyd Wright's Louis Penfield House outside of Cleveland (which anyone can do) is the moment I noticed a few warps in the exterior Masonite panels were allowing sunlight to penetrate into the bedroom as I unpacked my luggage! Moments that demystify architecture turn demigods back into people who were just trying to make a living but became famous along the way; more importantly, they give us regular folk a few minutes of that lottery-ticket-feeling when we think "Maybe I could have been invited to a cocktail party here."
Mr. Johnson and his partner of 45 years, David Whitney, certainly used the Glass House for entertaining. Wonderful photographs show Andy Warhol, Frank Stella, Robert A. M. Stern, Jasper Johns and Frank Gehry (to name but a few) gathered around the Mies furniture and at the compound's other structures, such as the partially submerged and curvaceous Painting Gallery (1965), the angular and light-filled Sculpture Gallery (1970) and the whacked-out Da Monsta (1995). In fact, the website, philipjohnsonglasshouse.org, quotes architectural historian Vincent Scully as describing the compound as "the most sustained cultural salon that the United States has ever seen."
That continues to this day, as the National Trust Historic Site now hosts a series of author's readings, has sponsored digital "conversations" in past years (glasshouseconversations.org) and continues to rent the home, other buildings, and grounds to dinner party groups or for larger functions since opening to the public in 2007.
Conversations at these gatherings, no doubt, will turn to the topic of Modernist preservation, since even attendees who know little about the era will understand that they are in a very special place. And, as more of these homes are opened up for tours, whether the famous 1949 Charles and Ray Eames home in Pacific Palisades, Calif., the unconventional 1922 Rudolph Schindler House in West Hollywood (run by the MAK Center for Art and Architecture), or lesser-knowns such as the 1953 J. Irwin Miller House by Eero Saarinen in Columbus, Ind. (run by the Indianapolis Museum of Art) or the 1959 Wilsonart House in Temple, Tex. (also on the National Register), similar experiences, from the sublime to the mundane (like that musty smell I experienced) will embolden others to reassess our endangered stock of Modernist gems across North America.
Maybe some will rally together to save a few more.
And speaking of the sublime, I did experience that as well. Standing in the living room, bathed in golden sunlight, my eyes tracking the shadowy bars moving slowly across the floor – created by both the trees and the home's metal frame – a sense of calmness and peace washed over me so quickly it sent a chill up my spine. When I walked over to the fireplace and ran my hand along the brick, I thought about long winter nights here, and how snow pressing against the glass walls must have seemed both threatening and magical at once; outspoken urban critic James Howard Kunstler (whom I interviewed during this trip for a different episode), told me Mr. Johnson and the other Modernists of his generation forgot about what human beings need to feel sheltered.
With all respect to Mr. Kunstler (since I agree with a great deal of what he writes about), I felt as sheltered in Mr. Johnson's home as I did when I wandered the dark, cozy rooms of Frank Lloyd Wright's Darwin Martin House in Buffalo, NY.
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5 Stars, a very nice marinade with a definite lime and tarragon flavor. I chilled marinade for 1 1/2 hours, then poured over skinless bone-in chicken breasts and marinated in refrigerator 1 hour before baking in marinade for 50 minutes at 350 degrees F. I cooked this chicken for a Caesar salad, but my "tasting" almost didn't stop, it was so delicious. My photo may not look like much, but the chicken breast was bursting with flavor without going over the top. Made for Fall 2008 Pick-A-Chef.
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- Sep 22, 2012There will be numerous signs in the sky, and here yet again, is another spectacular one which was seen in our US skies just a week or so ago!
Incoming! Meteor or Comet Fragment Explodes Above SW USby
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On Thursday morning, 13th September 2012, early risers from all over the southwestern United States – California, Nevada, Utah, Colorado and New Mexico – were stunned by the appearance of a vivid luminescent trail high up in the atmosphere. Photos taken by residents reminded me of the glowing trail seen across the Caucasus on the 7th June 2012 (which I have written about
here). My suspicion that we were looking at the arrival and overhead explosion of yet another meteor or cometary fragment (MoCF) solidified when I read some of the ridiculous claims of the US Army that they had test-fired a rocket/missile at 5.30am local time on the 13th of September.
Folks contacted law enforcement in northern New Mexico and southern Colorado to report "a crash". A sheriff's deputy in northern New Mexico said he witnessed "an explosion" and part of the object breaking apart from the main body. No one reported a trail moving from the ground upwards, just a very fast-moving dot in the sky that produced a very bright trail mid-atmosphere, indicating that nothing was launched from the ground.
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Krell was a Zotar, a breed of Demonic Bounty Hunters. He was sent after Belthazor after he had betrayed and vanquished the Triad.
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After Cole killed the Triad, Krell was sent to kill him by the Source of All Evil. He attacked Cole at a cemetery and was able to wound him, though Cole escaped.
The Charmed Ones encountered Krell when summoning Belthazor. Krell intercepted their spell. Knowing that he could not kill him on his own, he proposed to work together. They formed an uneasy alliance and the sisters greatly disapproved of his methods, such as when he tortured a homeless man with lightning because he thought he was Belthazor's human form.
When Cole was exposed as Belthazor and the sisters and Krell confronted him, he shimmered to a mausoleum with Phoebe. When Krell followed, he attempted to vanquish Cole with a potion created by the sisters, though Phoebe stopped him. They engaged in a fight and Cole vanquished Krell with an Energy Ball when he was about to kill Phoebe.
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- Glistening: The ability to teleport, leaving glistening effects behind.
- Electrokinesis: The ability to generate blasts of lightning or electricity.
- Super Strength: The ability to possess more physical strength than mortals possess.
- Sensing: The ability to locate another being by thinking of them.
- Other Powers
- Enhanced Senses: The ability to have highly enhanced senses. Krell possessed an enhanced sense of smell that allowed him to track his targets.
- High Resistance: The ability to be highly resistant to physical and magical attacks.
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- Krell indicates that he has multiple stomachs when he claims that the thought of working with witches "turns my [his] stomachs". It's unknown if this is a trait shared by all Zotars.
Krell appeared in a total of 1 episode throughout the course of the series.
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The Eagles released "Hotel California" on December 8th, 1976 and now it is regarded as one of the greatest albums of all time and also one of the biggest selling. However prior to recording "Hotel California" The Eagles found themselves in a strange place. "Hotel California" was the first the band made without founding member Bernie Leadon, he was replaced by Joe Walsh after resigning by pouring beer over Glenn Frey in late 1975. They were also recording while touring and, contrary to their carefully crafted laid-back image, driving themselves into the ground with their back breaking schedule and in-fighting.


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I saw Captain America: The Winter Solider and thought, "Captain America is SO much better when Scarlett Johansson is in it."
I saw the first Captain America, otherwise known as, "Wake me up when it's over," and couldn't believe how terrible it was. Like, awful. Like, Did Not Finish. Like, someone needs to be fired.
When I heard there was going to be a second Captain America I was pretty disappointed in humanity, but now that I've seen it, there's new hope rising up inside of me for the future of my children.
It was FREAKING AMAZING!!!
There was actually a story this time! Wow! In fact, there were so many stories crossing paths in the movie it felt like reading six comic books at the same time. Somehow it worked, though, and it was brilliant.
The characters were great. There were multiple villains, new characters introduced, and Scarlett Johansson kicking ass.
The action, the fighting, the one-liners...they were all worthy of the Rampaging Marvel Movie Machine.
You should definitely see this movie. I mean, it's no Batman Begins, but it's pretty awesome.
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She will be addressing many key areas of humane handling of livestock on the farm that have been heavily scrutinized and criticized recently, especially in Ohio.In addition, speakers who are equally well known for their work in animal welfare will be covering topics pertinent to Ohio and all of the United States, including assessment and management of pain in livestock, euthanasia considerations and public perceptions of farm animal welfare relative to current production practices.The goal of the symposium is to increase knowledge about farm animal welfare, stimulate thoughtful discussion, and create and enhance effective partnerships that are critical to ensuring responsible, sustainable food production in Ohio.Program details are available at http://vet.osu.edu/preventive-medicine/AnimalWelfareSymposium.Holmes SWCD annual meeting setMILLERSBURG -- The Holmes Soil & Water Conservation District's annual meeting will be held Nov. 18 at the Carlisle Inn in Walnut Creek.A social time/supervisor election will be held between 6:15-7:15 p.m. A family style dinner featuring ribs and chicken will be served at 7 p.m.Two supervisors will be elected. Candidates are Cormac Irwin, Harold Neuenschwander and Jason Schuch. Supervisors serve on a volunteer basis for three-year terms. They set the priorities of the conservation district and oversee its programs and finances.Holmes County residents and landowners over 18 years of age are eligible to vote. Those interested in voting but not planning to attend the annual meeting may contact the SWCD office at 330-674-SWCD for an absentee ballot request form, or stop by the office to vote any time before 2 p.m. Nov. 18. The office is at 62 W. Clinton St., Millersburg.Annual meeting highlights will include the Conservation Farm Award, the Tom Graham Fifth-grade Conservation Farm Tour essay winners and a review of conservation activities from the past year. This year, Fair Farms will receive the Outstanding Conservation Farm Award. State Sen. Bob Gibbs will receive the Friend of Conservation Award.Tickets are available for $10 for adults and $4 for children ages 3-11. 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God clearly commands us, even as adults, to honor and respect our parents. Yet, many of us grew up in homes that were less than perfect. How do we honor parents when we believe they failed us in some way?
Today's Readings:
Job 35 & 36
Psalm 99.1-9
Proverbs 23.22-25
1 Corinthians 4.1-21
Honoring Parents Who Were Less Than Perfect
Buy the Truth & Do Not Sell It
Verse 23, "Buy the truth, and do not sell it, also wisdom and instruction and understanding."
Matthew 13.45-46 says:
"Again, the kingdom of heaven is like a merchant seeking beautiful pearls, who, when he had found one pearl of great price, went and sold all that he had and bought it."
We should be willing to get God's truth no matter what the cost and once we have gotten it, we should not be willing to give it up, not for wealth or fame or popularity or anything else.
Properly Honoring Parents as Adults
"Listen to your father who begot you,
And do not despise your mother when she is old" (v. 22).
"Let your father and your mother be glad,
And let her who bore you rejoice" (v. 25).
As a counselor, some of the most frequent problems I see in marriages involve a failure to properly "leave and cleave." Spouses fail to make their husbands and wives the primary human relationship. They run first to their parents when there is a problem instead of communicating biblically with their spouses. This hinders the one-flesh relationship God intended.
They may continue to support their parents financially against their spouse's wishes or neglect their own family unit in other ways.
But just as serious is a failure to properly honor parents as these two verses command. This often comes as a result of actual or perceived parental failures.
Getting Over an Imperfect Childhood
We live in a fallen world. I don't know anyone who grew up in a perfect home. I know I made mistakes, many of them, when raising my children. So did my parents and your parents.
I also know many adult children who refuse to see their childhood through God's eyes. Instead, often because of unforgiveness and bitterness, they continue to view their childhood through a childish lens. As children, we all have a narrow understanding of the world. We only know how decisions and circumstances affected us. We don't usually see the big picture.
Children may blame a single mom for leaving a marriage and destroying their home without ever knowing that the father was an adulterer or an abuser, sometimes because their mother didn't want to destroy their relationship with their father.
Children in blended families sometimes resent a step-parent without ever appreciating the difficulties, financial strains, and sacrifice parents and step-parents make. All they can see is that this person was NOT their biological parent. That thinking breeds resentment and rebellion in childhood and a lack of grace and thankfulness in adulthood. They may only see what they perceived as unfairness without considering their own difficult, rebellious attitudes and how that complicated the relationship.
One of the biggest issues is favoritism and perceived favoritism. Certainly, parents need to avoid sinfully favoring or comparing one child to another. Parents are not blameless in this. Continue reading


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The Bat Segundo Show
Rethinking Radio, Cultivating Conversation
The Bat Segundo Show is a cultural and literary podcast that involves very thorough long-form interviews with contemporary authors and other assorted artists. Standard questions that have been asked of guests over and over are avoided, whenever possible.
The show is updated (ideally) every week and sometimes every two weeks. There are at least five podcasts unveiled to the listening public every month and, more often than not, considerably more.
Bat Segundo is a former radio DJ who currently introduces each installment of the show. It is believed that he is 49 years old, although he often claims to be younger. Mr. Segundo suffered some unspecified indignity sometime in the 1980s, which is vaguely alluded to within the show's introductions. He spends most of his time living in a Motel 6 room and is very fond of tequila. His peregrinations into the real world are few and far between, in large part because he is known to cause trouble — largely unintentionally.
To whet your appetite, here's a look at their most recent shows:
Edie Meidav
What is a California novel in the 21st century? Can an author or a reader get a handle on California if she doesn't live there? These are some of the many questions that we discuss with Edie Meidav, who returns to our program to discuss her new novel, Lola, California. (she's pictured above)
James Marsh
Why is the Academy Award-winning filmmaker of Man on Wire so defensive? The man has good reasons. In this brisk 20 minute talk, James Marsh discusses the moral implications of documentary, how a filmmaker earns trust from his subjects, and whether a visual medium has the obligation to respect history. (he's pictured below)
• NB - the movie he's talking about is Project Nim, currently screening at the Film Society of Lincoln Center
Dana Spiotta Roundtable!
Artistic integrity, the music world, Ada Lovelace, Thomas Kinkade, Susan Sontag's "Regarding the Torture of Others." These are just some of the topics covered in the first installment of a mammoth roundtable discussion of Dana Spiotta's Stone Arabia.
Dana Spiotta Roundtable Discussion Part One
Our sister site, Reluctant Habits, launched the first installment of a 25,000 word discussion on Dana Spiotta's new novel, Stone Arabia. Over the next week, these five installments will include special appearances from novelists, journalists, essayists, and other fine readers.
Spiotta In Conversation Live!
Additionally, Ms. Spiotta will be in conversation with Our Correspondent at McNally Jackson (52 Prince Street, New York, NY) on July 20, 2011 at 7:00 PM. If you liked Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad and our roundtable discussion intrigues you, you won't want to miss this.
If you wish to subscribe to the show with a podcatcher program (for later transfer to your iPod), copy and paste the following URL into your program:
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These conversations will put a smile on your face, tickle your funny bone, and may just challenge you.
Thanks again for listening!
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While the major airports of Cannes and Nice on the Côte d'Azur, the French Riviera, are stepping up business aviation activity, the smaller gateways of Toulon and Le Castellet are challenging the big boys in the competition to attract business aviation access to France's wealthy Mediterranean coast.
Since 2003, Nice, France's second largest commercial aviation gateway, and Cannes-Mandelieu, the country's second- ranking business and private aviation airport after Paris Le Bourget, have been promoting business aviation in the region. The two airports, owned and operated by the Nice-Côte d'Azur Chamber of Commerce, share the same airspace. The airport at Nice is open 24 hours, while the one at Cannes operates from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the winter and 8 a.m. to sundown in the summer (as late as 9:45 p.m. in June).
Nice has longer runways (up to 9,711 feet) than Cannes (5,280 feet) and no limit on aircraft mtow, while aircraft at Cannes are restricted to an mtow of 48,500 pounds. Cannes claims 45 percent of market share up to this weight.
Eric Montariol, the head of business aviation at Nice airport, told AIN that during the last four years traffic has increased consistently after a slight dip be-tween 2000 and 2001. The 13,104 movements that year increased to 14,525 in 2002 and 15,862 a year later, with a major boost to 18,767 last year. Montariol expects the trend to continue.
Recent improvements in aircraft accommodation facilities include an increase in the number of dedicated parking spaces for business aircraft from 40 to 62 as well as new anti-noise concessions. The airport is examining establishing a dedicated business aviation terminal with more parking bays and adjoining pilot facilities. He said the major obstacle to expansion is the proximity of the airport to the community.
Two FBOs, Swissport Executive Aviation and Aviapartner Executive, provide services for business aviation at Nice. Swissport Executive Aviation, a joint venture between Swissport International and Universal Weather, handled its first flights from Nice in February 2001. Montariol said that the company handled 1,120 movements that year and 1,740 in 2002, its first full year of operations. That number increased to 2,200 a year later and leapt to 3,400 last year.
"Although we feared a drop in activity after 9/11, business continued to grow, helped by European on-ground security arrangements. Services for private aviation did not suffer the same losses as commercial aviation," he said.
According to Jean Lozac'hmeur, executive director of Aviapartner, the airport's biggest FBO, last year was a "very good year" for the company's Nice operations, with around 8,700 aircraft arrivals. The FBO handles about 70 percent of business aviation traffic, with as many as 100 aircraft a day during events such as the Monaco Grand Prix. He said business aviation at Nice is growing fast and expects double-digit growth this year, a stark contrast with the 25- to 30-percent decrease in traffic during the first Gulf War.
Business Aviation in Cannes
Cannes-Mandelieu boasts almost a century of activity since aircraft flew into a meadow near the present airport in 1910.
The aerodrome opened to commercial flights in 1932, and Cannes became a stop on Air France's first regular scheduled route from Paris. After World War II the runway was lengthened and Cannes was dedicated to general aviation, making it the "Le Bourget of the south" in 1967.
Head of marketing and statistics Umberto Vallino said traffic at the airport increased steadily from 8,169 movements in 2000 to 10,150 last year. The 15 jets and two turboprops based at Cannes account for about 20 percent of movements. Handling is not compulsory, but crews and paying clients have free access to dedicated cars and the lounges.
The airport's April 2003 environmental charter pledges to reduce noise, air and water pollution; limits night flights; sets a weight limit of 48,500 pounds; and prohibits lengthening the runway. The airport is limited to four takeoffs and four landings per hour. Vallino said noise, not aircraft mtow, is the main problem at the airport.
The chamber of commerce is examining the possibility of building three or four hangars on the northern part of the airport but, Vallino emphasized, the airport will "not expand indefinitely, so we aim to maintain traffic at about 10,000 movements annually and concentrate on maintaining the quality of our FBO service to crews and passengers to remain one Europe's top 10 FBOs. The challenge is to do everything possible to become Europe's best FBO in 2007."
Business aviation in the Côte d'Azur extends beyond Cannes and Nice and includes the growing gateways of Le Castellet, near Marseilles, and Toulon, which are carving out niche markets. Signature Flight Support began operations as the only FBO at the main terminal of Toulon-Hyères airport in January last year, moving in September to its new dedicated business aviation building, which includes private aircraft access and extensive passenger and crew facilities.
Signature's Toulon operations manager, Bruno Hardy, said that the French navy, which owns the airport, is "very cooperative about the development of business aviation," including round-the-clock operations. Last year traffic at the airport grew 59 percent, reaching 1,552 aircraft movements and 3,186 passengers.
Toulon has proved to be a "perfect destination for passengers heading to Saint Tropez," he said. "Toulon Airport is only 45 kilometers (28 miles) from Saint Tropez, while Cannes and Nice are twice as far. Activity is strong, too, during big events such as the Monaco Grand Prix, the busiest day of the year, and the Cannes Film Festival. Allowing direct flights from North America has also enhanced activity." He emphasized that parking is available to all business aircraft up to the size of the L-1011 TriStar and that helicopter and yacht connections are easy because of the short distance between Signature's facility and the port of Hyères.
Smaller Airports Embrace New Technology
At Le Castellet Airport, 34 miles from Marseilles, the operator is adding a new DME to make the airport more attractive to business aviation traffic. Le Castellet is trying to cash in on the weak development of business aviation at the airport at Marseilles. The new landing equipment, under development with local civil aviation authorities–DAC Sud Est–will be operational by October.
Although the DME is a nonprecision approach device, pilots will note an improvement over the current equipment. The airport today has a lighted runway and a PAPI. With the DME, crews will be able to land at night without having to perform a daytime checkout flight ahead of time. The landing procedure will be available on Le Castellet's Web site.
In 1999, a company owned by British Formula One racing tycoon Bernie Ecclestone purchased both the airport and the nearby Paul Ricard racing circuit. The airport, which includes a fully equipped FBO, opened to air traffic in January 2002. Its 5,741-foot runway can accommodate aircraft up to the size of the Airbus A319, with parking available in four hangars. According to a spokeswoman, the airport handled more than 2,200 jet, turboprop and piston aircraft movements and about 750 helicopter movements in 2003. Although it has the advantage of 24-hour operations, its geographical location subjects it to the southeast's strong Mistral winds, and notice of arrivals is recommended for night flights.
Additional reporting by Thierry Dubois.


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After two days of interviews with six lawyers hoping to become Henderson's next city attorney, the City Council late Friday afternoon announced it had narrowed its selection to interim City Attorney Christine Guerci-Nyhus and Josh Reid, one of Sen. Harry Reid's five sons.
"They'll probably make a formal decision in the next couple of weeks," communications director Bud Cranor said.
The council met behind closed doors Thursday for three hours after interviewing Guerci-Nyhus.
She was hired on a temporary basis to fill in for Elizabeth Quillen, who was fired after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor drunken driving charge in August following a May arrest.
"We had a very healthy discussion," Mayor Andy Hafen said Thursday night. "We had six excellent applicants, but the sense I'm getting is that I'm not ready to make a decision yet. There are a couple of candidates that I feel need to have a little bit further vetting."
Councilwomen Gerri Schroder and Debra March agreed with Hafen.
More than 40 applied for the position before the candidate list was reduced to seven a couple of weeks ago.
One of those seven, Richard Hinckley, withdrew his name from consideration earlier this week, citing personal reasons.
The annual salary is $190,000.
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Photo Coverage: Patina Miller, Matthew James Thomas & PIPPIN Cast Perform at Apple Store
The cast of Roger O. Hirson and Stephen Schwartz's Pippin, including Matthew James Thomas, 2013 Tony Award winner Patina Miller, Tony Award nominee Charlotte d'Amboise, Rachel Bay Jones and Viktoria Grimmy,recently visited the Apple Store - Soho (103 Prince Street at Greene Street), performing songs from the show and participating in a moderated discussion. BroadwayWorld was there for the special appearance and you can check out photos from the festivities below!
PIPPIN, currently playing at the Music Box Theatre, is directed by Tony Award winner Diane Paulus and features choreography by Tony Award nominee Chet Walker in the style of Bob Fosse and circus creation by Gypsy Snider of the Montreal-based circus company Les 7 doigts de la main (also known as 7 Fingers).
With a book by Roger O. Hirson and music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz,PIPPIN features music supervision and arrangements by Nadia DiGiallonardo, orchestrations by Tony Award winner Larry Hochman, scenic design by Tony Award winner Scott Pask, costume design by Tony Award nominee Dominique Lemieux, lighting design by Tony Award winner Kenneth Posner, sound design by Tony Award nominees Jonathan Deans and Garth Helm.
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ATLANTA — Georgia's attorney general said Wednesday that he'll ask the state's highest court to reject a judge's ruling that recommended the release of a Cobb County man convicted of murder because of what the judge said were errors at his trial.
Baldwin County Judge Hulane George ruled last month that legal mistakes at trial unfairly undercut John McNeil's argument that the killing was justified. McNeil has been serving a life sentence after he was convicted in the 2005 killing of Brian Epp.
If Attorney General Sam Olens had not filed an appeal within 30 days of George's Sept. 25 ruling, it would have been up to Cobb County District Attorney Pat Head to decide whether to retry McNeil on the felony murder charge he was convicted of or to let him be released.
Head said in May the case is a reminder of the potential pitfalls of self-defense arguments.
Olens decided to file the appeal at Head's request, the attorney general's office said in a statement.
"We're obviously disappointed," McNeil's lawyer Mark Yurachek said. "But we're confident the Supreme Court will agree with Judge George on the position that John deserves a new trial in this case."
McNeil never denied shooting Epp.
He told Kennesaw police that Epp was belligerent and had threatened his son with a knife during an altercation just before the shooting.
A witness testified Epp came onto McNeil's driveway, ignored a warning shot and charged at McNeil, who then fired a fatal shot.
The case is an emotional one, with McNeil's defense arguing self-defense against a deadly threat and the state saying McNeil and Epps had a long-running feud and McNeil ignored a 911 dispatcher's directions to wait for police,
but ultimately McNeil received a fair trial, Olens' office said.
George cited multiple errors at trial, including that the jury was not properly instructed on a person's right to use force to defend himself, his home or another person from violent attack.
Among her criticisms, George said the original defense attorney on the case should have sought a jury instruction explaining the so-called castle doctrine, which allows residents to use force to repel a violent intruder.
The judge noted that eyewitness testimony showed the fight between McNeil and Epp happened within yards of the side door to the home where McNeil's son was hiding. Epp also had a knife.
"The main question on appeal is whether, if the jury had been charged on defense of the habitation, there is reasonable probability that the result would have been different," Olens' office said.


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The existing public baths are to be replaced with a new multi-million pound leisure centre next year.
Plans to renovate the Theatre Royal on its existing site have collapsed because of funding problems.
Now community councillors in Dumfries say the Greensands location could provide the perfect replacement.
In its annual report, Loreburn Community Council says the pool site fits the bill for a number of reasons.
Good development
Members say it is a relevant option given the failure of plans to build a new performing arts centre at the old Shakespeare Street location.
They say that a good development on the riverside site would probably cost less and offer better design options.
A revised £7m project to redevelop the Theatre Royal did secure planning permission.
However, it was abandoned when a funding package for the scheme could not be found.


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LEGO's Haunted House
The crooked Haunted House is home to the scariest ghosts and monsters. Tremble in fear as you open the gate, go weak at the knees as you step onto the porch and gasp in horror at the fireplace, kitchen, office, folding staircase, bedroom, potion room, music room and collection of other creepy objects. Dare you enter the Haunted House?!
LEGO's first official Haunted House. Coming Soon on 1 Sep 2012.
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Link, the hero of the "Legend of Zelda" videogames, is now a cuddly stuffed toy just for you! He's about 24cm tall when seated, and his features are embroidered. With his sword in his hand and his shield strapped to his back, he's ready for adventure!
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4×4, Truck, & Jeep Show to benefit Cystic Fibrosis
4×4 Truck & Jeep Show
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he Evansville Area Jeepers (EAJ) in conjunction with Lux Motors are hosting the area's first 4×4, Truck, & Jeep Show to benefit Cystic Fibrosis (CF) on Friday May 26, 2017. Registration is from 5pm – 7pm with awards at 9pm. This will be located at the large vacant parking lot across from Mead Johnson at the corner of the Lloyd & St Joe. $10 per vehicle registration. Event includes food trucks, live music, inflatables, Feller Express Trackless Train rides, and other vendor booths. Trophy classes include Top 8 4×4, Top 8 Jeep, Baddest 4×4, Best in Show, Most Custom, Best Lighting, Best Mall Crawler, EAJ's Choice, Lux Motors' Choice, and People's Choice. The baddest car show in the area!


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The Oregon Cyclists: How We Met
Editor's Note: Michelle and Klaas are featured in a short film we produced on cycling in Oregon. See the film and learn more here.
about author Rhiannon West Chamberlain
Rhiannon is a native Oregonian who grew up exploring the nooks and crannies of the Oregon Coast and daydreaming in Powell's City of Books. She now lives in NE Portland with her husband and her new baby boy and looks forward to teaching him to love Oregon as much as she does. Rhiannon attended both the University of Oregon and Portland State University, where she studied Journalism and Mass Media. She claims to 'bleed green' and happily cheers for both the Ducks and the Vikings every chance she gets. In her free time, Rhiannon enjoys sipping Oregon Pinot, finding new restaurants, bargain hunting and trying new recipes – sometimes successfully. She has a child-like enthusiasm for trying new things and rediscovering old ones – such as skee-ball, mini golf, and big slides.
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So just how many iPhones did Apple sell in its first fiscal quarter? Keep in mind that this is the last three month period that will not include sales from China Mobile. The world's largest carrier, with 763 million subscribers, launched the Apple iPhone 5s and Apple iPhone 5c on Friday.
44 analysts, 27 of them professionals who ply their trade on the Street, have a consensus estimate of 55.3 million iPhones sold in the period. That would be a 16% gain over the same period last year. And this year, both the pros and the amateurs are not that far apart with their estimates. The average guess from amateurs is that Apple sold 57.1 million units of the iPhone last quarter. That is just 3 million more than the estimates from the professionals.
The most bullish guess comes from non-pro Faizal Kara from the Braeburn Group, who expects Apple to report 59.73 million iPhone sales for the quarter. The same Group is responsible for the lowest estimate, 50 million units sold, which comes from Ilari Scheinin. Last year, Apple reported sales of 47.79 million iPhones for the first quarter. In case you're wondering, Piper Jaffray's Gene Munster is looking for Apple to report 55.5 million iPhones sold in the quarter while Peter Misek of Jefferies is looking for Apple to report sales of 55 million units for the period.
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Azerbaijan, Baku, April 11 / Trend /
Quba branch of FINCA Azerbaijan increased its loan portfolio by 17 percent to $6.3 million and number of customers by 21 percent to 7,000 people, if compared to the last year, according to a statement of the non-bank credit organization released on Thursday.
Quba branch of FINCA Azerbaijan, which is paying much attention to the professionalism, to individual approach towards each client and to innovations, celebrates 7 years of operation.
The branch located at 22 Heydar Aliyev Avenue and with the professional staff of 42 members, has increased its loan portfolio.
The branch offers Rural Loan Product, Solidarity Credit Group Loan, FINCA Express Loan, Small Medium Enterprise Loan, Individual Agriculture Loan, Individual Rural Loan products up to $50,000 to small and medium entrepreneurs who live in the cities of Quba, Kusary, Khachmaz cities and engaged in trade, production, service and agriculture.
During almost 15 years of activity FINCA Azerbaijan provided clients with loans in amount of almost 635 USD. With 30 branches and 34 offices across the country provides financial services to more than 135,000 customers. Total credit portfolio of FINCA Azerbaijan is more that 153 million USD. According to these indicators FINCA Azerbaijan is not only the largest microfinance organization but also ranks among the largest banks in the country.
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