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Welcome to Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil's website!
Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil is a relationship and marriage counselor that specializes in couple and relationship therapy to bridge intimacy issues keeping relationships from thriving. Her practice in marriage and family therapy has helped individuals and couples save their relationships and their marriages.
Dr. Bonnie's Ed2Go Course on Relationships – Now Available
Looking for a unique Christmas Gift for you or you loved one? For the New Year, get into a real relationship or stay happy in the one you're in. Consider Dr. Bonnie's Ed2Go Course on Marriage & Relationships: Keys to Success. Sign up here.
Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil quoted in USA Today.
Read what Dr. Bonnie has to say about Michael Douglas and Catherine Zeta-Jones separation here .
Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil course on Marriage and Relationships on Ed2Go.com is Released!
Dr. Bonnie's course "Marriage and Relationships: Keys to Success" a 6-week course has been released by Ed2Go.com. Check out the course material here.
Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil awarded the US Commerce Assn New York Award!
US Commerce Association had chosen Bonnie Eaker Weil PhD for the 2013 New York Awards in the Therapist classification.
Nationally, fewer than 1% (1 in 120) of the 2013 Awards were certified as Three-Time awardees. For most companies, this recognition is a result of your dedication and efforts as well as the work of others in your organization that have helped build your business. Your team is now a part of an exclusive group of small businesses that have achieved this selection.
Watch for Dr. Bonnie!
Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil will be showing up on Oprah's OWN Network and the Huffington Post.
Dr. Bonnie is also on the Best of Oprah on OWN beginning May 21, 2013.
Dr. Bonnie quoted in Men's Health
Read what Dr. Bonnie has to say about Turning a Fight into Make Up Sex in Men's Health, May 2013.
Dr. Bonnie quoted in Care.com
Read what Dr. Bonnie has to say about 6 Mother's Day Gifts for Modern Moms. Click here
Dr. Bonnie quoted in Cosmopolitan
Read what Dr. Bonnie has to say about how to defuse a blowout. Click here
Dr. Bonnie quoted in USA Today
Read what Dr. Bonnie has to say about Tiger Woods and Lindsey Vonn. Click here
Experts Sound Off on Money and Dating
Hear what Dr. Bonnie and other experts have to say about Money and Dating. Click here
The Future of Personal Development
Dr. Bonnie's book Make Up, Don't Break Up is voted "Best Dating Book of 2010″ by NY Times Company
Dr. Bonnie's book, "Make Up, Don't Break Up", a dating book for singles, married and unmarried couples, was voted as the Best Dating Book in 2010 by About.com a part of the New York Times Company. Thank you all for all your votes which helped us win this coveted title.
Doctor Bonnie is also known as "The Adultery Buster". Adultery is a disease that can be cured! Check out Dr. Bonnie's other web site about adultery: Adultery Busters!
The Updated version of the book Make Up Don't Break Up is now available!
The Updated version of the book Make Up Don't Break Up is now available!
Harville Hendrix, Ph.D. stated,
"This is among the most helpful, complete, and positive manual for saving a relationship that I have seen. Dr Eaker Weil has presented her effective process with such straightforward and simple language, extensive details, and enthusiasm that all singles and couples who read the book cannot help but be inspired to "make up."
Annoying pet peeves that could kill the romance
Hear what Dr. Bonnie has to say about this in the Toronto Sun. Click here
Download a pdf of the Toronto Sun article annoyingpetpeeves_torontosun
Dr. Bonnie's works with couples and individuals on:
• Relationship Therapy
• Individual Therapy
• Couples Counseling
• Break Up Help
• Pre-Marital Counseling
• Separation Counseling
• Divorce Counseling
• Parenting Issues
• Adultery Counseling
• Straight Couples Therapy
• Gay Couples Therapy
• Drug Addiction
• Alcohol Addiction, Alcoholism
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
• Workaholism – Workaholic
• Foodaholic – Food Addiction
• Teaching Families New Techniques to Work with Children
• Narcissism and Narcissistic Behaviors
• Anger Management
• Sexual Healing for Couples
• Forgiveness After The Affair
• Restoring Passion and Intimacy
• Communication and Intimacy for Men and Women
For PR or Immediate Attention, call Dr. Bonnie at 917-538-5842
For appointments or a consultation, contact us at 212-606-3787
Relationship Questions & Answer from Doctor Bonnie
Award Mrs. P a valor medal
- New York Daily News, Thursday Nov. 22, 2012. Read about it here!
Petreaus isn't the first (or the last): Why powerful men cheat
- Toronto Sun, Thursday Nov. 15, 2012. Read about it here!
Dr. Bonnie quoted in USA Today about Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes
Read about it here. Or view the article here
Dr. Bonnie quoted in Chicago Tribune about Couples and Money
Bonnie Eaker Weil PhD Receives 2012 Best of Manhattan Award
U.S. Commerce Association's Award Plaque Honors Dr. Weil for the Second Consecutive Year
NEW YORK, NY, April 3, 2012 — For the second consecutive year, Bonnie Eaker Weil PhD has been selected for the 2012 Best of Manhattan Award in the Physicians category by the U.S. Commerce Association (USCA).
The USCA "Best of Local Business" Award Program recognizes outstanding local businesses throughout the country. Each year, the USCA identifies companies that they believe have achieved exceptional marketing success in their local community and business category. These are local companies that enhance the positive image of small business through service to their customers and community.
Nationwide, only 1 in 70 (1.4%) 2012 Award recipients qualified as Two-Time Award Winners. Various sources of information were gathered and analyzed to choose the winners in each category. The 2012 USCA Award Program focuses on quality, not quantity. Winners are determined based on the information gathered both internally by the USCA and data provided by third parties.
Doctor Bonnie has a video on the Huffington Post! Watch it here.
Dr. Bonnie's Relationship Tips:
"Social media affects cheating as it is like a kid in a candy store, It is a cry for help, and a way to be found out when adultery is the problem. People can be found out a lot sooner because everybody is their own snoop and private investigator/lawyer. The world wide web is an open book!"
If you have been cheated on in the past, Dr. Bonnie provides tips on how to move on and protect yourself from it happening again:
Discovery Health OWN Network
Dr. Bonnie featured therapist on "Unfaithful" Watch it here
Read Dr. Bonnie's Relationship advice
Cheating is not an accident, it is a choice
Dr. Bonnie Eaker Weil (Dr. Bonnie) is a relationship expert known as one of America's best therapists, and by New York Magazine as one of New York City's best therapists. Known as "The Adultery Buster" and the "No. 1 Love Expert," she is the best-selling author of Adultery: The Forgivable Sin (adapted into a Lifetime movie starring actress Kate Jackson), Make Up Don't Break Up, Finding and Keeping Love for Singles and Couples (Revised edition Feb 2010, including DVD How to Fall in Love and Stay in Love for Singles and Couples), Can We Cure and Forgive Adultery?, Staying Not Straying, How Not to (S)mother Your Man and Keep a Woman Happy, and Financial Infidelity; The #1 Relationship Wrecker.
Dr. Bonnie has appeared on ABC's Good Morning America, a three-day series on NBC's The Today Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show five times, a four day series on Fox TV regarding dating. She appears frequently on ABC, Fox, CBS and NBC News, The View, 20/20, and CNN.
Her cutting edge skills have been featured in The New York Times, New York Magazine, USA Today, Cosmopolitan, Redbook, People and Ladies' Home Journal.
In her book, Make Up, Don't Break Up, Dr. Weil takes you step by step through a new understanding of relationships-the mysterious process of connecting, why men disconnect and how to educate them to reconnect/connect (Connectible by instruction)- to help you find and keep the lasting love you want.
Dr Bonnie's approach turns the conventional wisdom of finding and sustaining love- upside down:


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The formation of an advisory panel/committee implies the group's advice will be considered. It must be remembered though that the advisory panel/committee is not a policy-making body; therefore, there may be occasions when a specific recommendation is rejected by administrators or by program personnel.
Following are strategies when working with advisory panel/committee recommendations:
All of the advisory panel/committee recommendations must be acknowledged in writing. A written report of the action taken on each recommendation should be presented to the group as soon as possible.
A full explanation, written or verbal, must be made to the advisory panel/committee when a recommendation is rejected. If the recommendations are sound and feasible, appropriate action should be taken quickly.
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Fifth Annual Love Unlimited Film Festival & Script Reading ExhibitionRolling Hills Estates, CA
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Love For All Media is proud to present its Fifth Annual Love Unlimited Film Festival & Script Reading exhibition at the prestigious Norris Center. Named "Best of LA" by CBS news, the Love Unlimited Film Festival is not one to miss!
Festivities will start at 7pm with the script reading exhibition where we will welcome the honorable Robert Orr, best knows for his work in Underworld: Rise of the Lycans and Underworld: Evolution. Also joining us is actress Julianna Piechoczek who plays Ellen on the hit TV show "Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23."
Following the exhibition is our most anticipated event yet; the Fifth Annual International Gala & Red Carpet ceremony, highlighting a fabulous evening. Join us and get a chance to see filmmakers, scriptwriters, playwrights and much more from all over!
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Holy month for Muslims begins
During Ramadan, Muslims abstain from food, drink
Published: Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Updated: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 21:07
The holy month for Muslims, as dictated by the Quran, Ramadan began Thursday, This month commemorates the revelation Prophet Muhammad received which inspired the Islamic holy book.
Ramadan occurs in the ninth month of the Islamic calendar. It is a period of 30 days where Muslims abstain from eating, drinking, smoking and sexual relations from sunrise to sunset. The fasting is to promote self-discipline and awareness of God.
Before the fast begins, Muslims prepare both physically and spiritually.
"Throughout even the month before starting, all the Muslims try to gain up strength and eat healthy and rest, exercise, do all the different things to prepare mentally and physically," said Amna Ahmed, Class of 2011 and current graduate student.
Ahmed said the community also prepares spiritually by memorizing and trying to understand passages of the Quran.
Living minimally for a month allows for a time of reflection and prayer. It is during this holy month that Muslims draw closer to God and rely on him to sustain them through the fast.
"If you can control [your eating and drinking] then you can control your other desires too. It's kind of a reminder and a way to become closer to your religion," said Taha Habib, senior industrial distribution major and president of the Muslim Students Association.
Habib has been fasting since Ramadan began and he said it is easier now than when he was in high school.
"It's not hard in college," Habib said."Now you can just hangout with your other Muslim friends."
The period of fasting is not only an emphasis on self-denial. Ramadan is also a time to refocus on giving to the needy community.
Anwer Ahmed, professor in the Department of Accounting, said that during Ramadan, the Muslim community gives to the poor and needy based on how blessed they are. At the end of the fast, each household will give $8 per person in their family to those who are in need.
It is Islamic tradition to pray five times a day. During the month of Ramadan, an extra prayer is added at night. This extra prayer allows for the entire Quran to be read in a month time span.
Following the month, there is a day of celebration, known as Eid al-Fitr. The Muslim community celebrates the conclusion of the holy month and thanks God for sustaining them through the period of self-denial.
"It's like charging your religious battery," Ahmed said. "You feel like a better Muslim."
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…but these covers sure are pretty! We've compiled our top 5 favourite Penguin book covers of all time. Here goes:
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2. Gregg Kulick's pop-art inspired cover for A Clockwork Orange has become almost as iconic as the cult classic itself.
3. We LOVE LOVE LOVE this embroidered cover, which Penguin commissioned talented seamstress Jillian Tamaki to stitch by hand. Beautiful!
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5. A tale as glamorous as The Great Gatsby surely calls for a cover that's a cut above the rest. We love the look and feel of this elegant design – tres chic!
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BGE is attempting to call customers with a recorded message today alerting them if crews are expected to be in their area and advising them that BGE expects to restore the majority of that area today or early tomorrow – though in some case, additional repairs may be required. A list of some of the areas where crews are or will be working today is now available at www.bge.com. Customers can also stay informed on restoration progress via www.bge.com, Twitter, Facebook and Flickr.
"BGE continues to make significant progress restoring service to nearly as many customers as were was affected by Hurricane Isabel in 2003, which, at the time, impacted more BGE customers than any other storm in the utility's history," said A. Christopher Burton, senior vice president of gas and electric operations and planning for BGE. "Much like Isabel, Hurricane Irene caused widespread and extensive tree debris which always extends outage durations because that debris must be cleared in order to make roads passable and to access electric delivery equipment before any repairs can be made."
BGE's balanced approach to service restoration ensures crews are working simultaneously in every jurisdiction where BGE has customers, addressing public safety and critical infrastructure issues across BGE's Central Maryland service area. As part of BGE's standard process during major events such as Hurricane Irene, the company is in regular communication with state and local public and elected officials and emergency operations centers, helping to ensure a coordinated effort between the jurisdictions and the utility. BGE appreciates the assistance and cooperation of these officials and organizations.
"BGE recognizes the extreme frustration of many of its customers whose service has not been restored and is attempting to contact some of these customers via automated telephone message, informing them of our plans to be in their communities today," said Jeannette M. Mills, senior vice president of customer relations and account services and chief customer officer for BGE. "It's important to remember however, that sometimes the work required to restore service takes multiple days and that additional repairs could be required before service to some of the customers in the areas being worked today is restored."
Restoration crews are working in "pods," meaning work that requires multiple crews with different skill sets are traveling together, which allows each crew to begin its work as soon as the crew before them has completed their part of the job. This is a very efficient approach to the restoration effort.
While the number of public safety issues is declining significantly, BGE continues to encourage customers to report downed wires by calling 1-877-778-2222.
As a reminder, BGE customers who may be elderly, handicapped or dependent on electricity for medical equipment who are still without power may want to consider relocating to an alternate location until power is restored. These customers are always encouraged to have alternate arrangements in place should they experience a power outage. Customers using a generator should follow manufacturer instructions and be sure to locate generators in well-ventilated areas. For more information about BGE storm preparation and how customers can protect their families and property, go to www.bge.com.
BGE, www.bge.com, headquartered in Baltimore, is Maryland's largest gas and electric utility, delivering power to more than 1.2 million electric customers and more than 640,000 natural gas customers in Central Maryland. The company's approximately 3,000 employees are committed to the safe and reliable delivery of gas and electricity, as well as enhanced energy management, conservation, environmental stewardship and community assistance. BGE is a subsidiary of Constellation Energy, www.constellation.com, a FORTUNE 500 company also headquartered in Baltimore, with subsidiaries that generate, sell and provide other energy-related services to customers throughout North America.


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Alpha Delta Gamma (ADG)
Alpha Delta Gamma is the National Catholic Social Fraternity. We coordinate a number of events on and around campus that focus on our five basic principles: Social, Scholastic, Service, School Spirit, and Spiritual.
Alpha Phi Omega (APO)
Alpha Phi Omega is the National Co-ed Service Fraternity. We follow the principles of: developing leadership, promoting friendship, providing service to humanity; and furthering the freedom that is our national, educational, and intellectual heritage.
American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE)
ASCE at CUA is the student chapter of the national organization which coordinates social events for Civil Engineering students and provides opportunities for students to connect with faculty and staff in the Civil Engineering department.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME)
The purpose of this organization is to promote a brotherhood between mechanical engineering students through social activities, promote academics through co-sponsorship of senior projects, share our talents with the community via community service.
Arabic Club at the Catholic University of America
This club is for students both Arab and non-Arab regardless of religion to be able to grow and learn about their interest in the Middle East and Arab World.
Best Buddies
Best Buddies® is an organization dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendship and integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and development disabilities.
Biomedical Engineering Society (BMES)
Biomedical Engineering Society is a nationally recognized society for biomedical engineering and bioengineering, founded in early 1968. This chapter allows students to grow professionally and network within these fields.
Black Student Alliance (BSA)
The vision of the Black Student Alliance is to promote a sound foundation among all individuals whom are focused on the "African American" culture at The Catholic University of America.
Business Professional Society (BPS)
We empower students to develop the professional, academic, and communication skills essential to compete successfully in today's business environment.
Cardinal Veterans Organization (CVO)
CVO supports, engages, promotes, and advocates on behalf of student veterans at CUA. CVO accomplishes its mission through on-campus and off-campus advocacy and through fostering a close community of student veterans. All are welcome to join.


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There are loads of reasons to volunteer on your next trip to Nicaragua. It's the perfect way to give back to the country and help others who need help.
Don't worry, you'll get plenty in return.
For a start you're likely to meet new people, many of whom you probably would not have met if you just stuck to the usual tourism activities and locations. You'll also get a much more authentic experience of Nicaragua, and be more connected to local Nicaraguans. So if cultural immersion (and better Spanish) is something that is of interest, then volunteering should definitely be on your list.
There are plenty of organizations to volunteer with in Nicaragua. In fact the list is so long that it can be a little daunting. So here are a couple of good places to check out to guide you in the right direction.
1) Nicaragua Dispatch is worth a look. It's the most popular English language newspaper in Nicaragua and has built a large audience. It's the go-to place for visitors and expatriates who want to get in the know about the latest happenings in the country. For volunteering information, they have put together a blog post that serves as an open source directory of opportunities.
2) Also on your list should be the Peace Corps website for Nicaragua. The statistics are impressive. More than 2,200 volunteers have served in Nicaragua since 1968. Check out the great set of videos on the Nicaragua page to see what it means to do meaningful work in a community.
3) For opportunities in and around San Juan del Sur, the local lifestyle magazine, San Juan Live has put together a list of volunteering opportunities. They've already covered Communidad Connect and the Mobile Library, with more ideas to come.
4) Check out the volunteer page put together by the Moon Handbook. It provides a whole bung of information, and links out to many of the prominent organization that offer volunteering opportunities in the country. It covers Granada, Ometepe, San Juan del Sur and Matagalpa
5) Finally do a search on the GoAbroad website for Nicaragua options. They do a good job of keeping their database updated. It's provides an insight into how varied volunteering work can be.


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Apr 17, 2014
Design major gets zombie's reception at her former school
Mar 15, 2014 @ MOCA Cleveland in Cleveland, OH
CIA's Traveling Sketchbooks make a last stop at MOCA
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CIA's 'focused workshop environment' paid off
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Mar 28, 2014
Dinner by Design Art of the Table, and a runway show
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The Cleveland Institute of Art wishes you a happy spring. Artwork by Christina Blaschke '15
Apr 15, 2014
Students win $11,000 in Dealer Tire art competition
cia exhibition
Mar 28, 2014
The Accident: Recent Work by Nicky Nodjoumi
Apr 11, 2014
Romanian visiting artist brings new perspective to CIA
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Apr 22, 2014
2014 Spring Illustration + Animation Show
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4/17-19: Benicio Del Toro in Jimmy P, Hitchcock's To Catch A Thief & more!
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CIA named one of the "Best in the Midwest"
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Faculty Amanda Almon
This course is designed to cover concepts in digital 3D organic and device model construction, whereby the virtual models designed are rendered and composited for 2D illustration purposes to solve specific visual communication problems. The subject matter within the Biomedical Art curriculum reflects the subject matter of natural science, medicine, and biotechnology. Students outside the Biomedical Art Major, are required to work with subjects appropriate to their major field of study for concept development and for long term portfolio objectives. Projects include concepts and workflow for constructing a virtual 3D surface by: (1) defining the visual problem within a concept drawing in pre-production, (2) utilizing specific introductory modeling methods to build the 3D illustration components, (3) the use of basic lighting and rendered materials, (4) export methods into Adobe Photoshop for illustrated compositing with digital illustration techniques and layout. Projects require the student to gain and improve upon research methods, visual communication skills, problem-solving in specific media (digital 2D & 3D) and technical proficiency at an introductory level in 3D modeling.
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Steven Griffin Jay '87, May 26, 2013. Beloved husband of Laura nee Hyndman. Loving father of Sarah, Margaret and Griffin Jay; dear son of Peter Michael and Maureen (nee Fleming) Jay; son-in-law of William Hyndman and Beverly Hyndman; brother of Sharon (David) Dukesherer, Robert Jay and Susan (Mark Cassayre) Jay; nephew, uncle and cousin of many. He was 47.
Marypat Coughlin '87, 48, of Denver, passed away peacefully on Sunday December 8th after an arduous and unwelcome journey with ovarian cancer. Marypat spread love and kindness everywhere she touched, and will be sorely missed by many friends, family, and co-workers -- but especially by her immediate family.
Lynn Alison Samsel MBA '87, age 56, passed away in God's care on March 30, 2013. Born in San Francisco she relocated to Lincoln, Neb. in 1992. Frequent family visits thereafter to the San Francisco Bay Area always included, for restorative purposes, trips to the ocean and redwoods which she loved. An avid reader all her life Lynn was a poet and writer. She was a novitiate in the Order of St. Benedict and a spiritual director. Lynn graduated in 1974 from Westmont High School in Campbell, CA then went on to pursue academic degrees from San Jose State University (B.A.), Santa Clara University (M.A. 1987) and the University of Nebraska (Ph.D in Business Administration-Marketing, 2001). Lynn taught marketing at UNL and then was involved in the support of various non-profit organizations in Lincoln. Survivers include daughter Elaine M. Samsel, husband Jason M. Samsel, sister Stacy Powers and brother Clay Smith.


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Ruth Ann "Tootie" McMasters, 77, of Youngstown, Ohio, went home to be with the Lord May 13, 2013, in Youngstown, Ohio.
She was born March 1, 1936, at Valley Bend.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Spencer and Virgie McMasters.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two brothers, Benny and Jerd "Jordon" McMasters.
She also has one son, Steve McMasters, address unknown.
She is survived by one daughter, Estie Myers of Erie, Pa.; three grandsons; and one loving and caring nephew, Robert McMasters.
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Man shoots at fleeing burglar
Author: Nelson MoraisSource: The Newport Plain Talk
NEWPORT-A man responding to his mother's phone call of a
burglar in her residence shot a 16-gauge shotgun at the fleeing robber, but
apparently missed him, the Newport Police Department reported.
Jane Gorrell, of Hiwassee Street, in Newport, said that
on Sunday, Dec. 23, at 11 p.m., she heard an unknown person try to enter her
residence by her locked front door, but was unable to and left, Patrolman Josh
Holt reported.
Gorrell said that within a few minutes, however,
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Known as the "Reliquary of Pepin," this beautiful golden casket actually dates from about the year 1000. However, pieces of an earlier crucifixion scene were found inside, which may date to Pepin's time (817-38). One side of the reliquary depicts a Crucifixion scene in gold, while the other has two doves.
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Breeze Bike Ride - Boston Spa Circular
Friday 6th September at 6.30pm This is what time the ride will set off. It's best to get to the starting point at least 15 minutes beforehand to avoid missing the start.
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|Women only Not all rides are suitable for everyone. This will tell you if the ride is suitable for you and/or your friends and family.
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Steady If you're fairly confident on your bike and ready to broaden your cycling horizons, Steady rides are ideal. At a comfortable pace, and possibly with some modest hills along the way, rides take place on mainly quiet roads with plenty of sights along the way.
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- Starting Point & Postcode
- Boston Spa Millenium Car Park, Leeds, LS23 6BH The car park is opposite Costcutters and near Boston Spa Library LS23 6BH
- Overall Duration On a long ride, it's sometimes good to have a little break in the middle, or maybe a catch up at the beginning or end to keep it sociable. This means that the overall ride duration may be longer than the actual cycling time.
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Breeze Bike Rides in Leeds
We'll start from the bustling village of Boston Spa. Taking the quiet country lanes through the village we'll head for the route 66 traffic free cycle path. Along the way we'll pass Wetherby Racecourse and beautiful Yorkshire countryside.
The 8 mile circular route is suitable for beginners and we will ride at the pace of the slowest rider so no one is left behind. We will stop for plenty of breaks and find a cafe along the way to have a tea and cake so please bring some money.
Newcomers to Breeze rides are very welcome. It's a good idea to bring some water and you may also want to bring a snack. Dress appropriately for the weather: in cold weather it's good to wear lots of thin layers, so you can add/remove them as needed; a pair of warm gloves and warm socks may also be useful. Wearing a helmet is advisable; if you don't have one please do not to worry you can still take part. If you enjoy the bike ride and would like to come again perhaps you could look to buy one then.
We'll look forward to seeing you there!
For any further info please feel free to text or call 07947791547
Don't forget…. Breeze are on a mission to spread the word about their rides, and need your help. If you introduce one friend who goes on to take part in a Breeze ride, you'll receive a Breeze water bottle, introduce a second friend, you'll be the proud owner of one of their swish Breeze Buffs, and introduce a third friend and Breeze will send you £15 of Love2Shop vouchers. Read the article on the homepage for more information.
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Start with this overview of the DevTools to discover the most popular and useful features.
Note: If you want to use the latest version of DevTools, you should get Google Chrome Canary.
How to access the DevTools
To access the DevTools, open a web page or web app in Google Chrome. Either:
- Select the Chrome menu at the top-right of your browser window, then select Tools > Developer Tools, or
- Right-click on any page element and select Inspect Element.
The DevTools window will open at the bottom of your Chrome browser.
There are several useful shortcuts for opening the DevTools:
- Use Ctrl+Shift+I (or Cmd+Opt+I on Mac) to open the DevTools.
- Use Ctrl+Shift+J (or Cmd+Opt+J on Mac) to open the DevTools and bring focus to the Console.
- Use Ctrl+Shift+C (or Cmd+Shift+C on Mac) to open the DevTools in Inspect Element mode, or toggle Inspect Element mode if the DevTools are already open.
For your day-to-day workflow, learning the shortcuts will save you time.
The DevTools window
The DevTools are organised into task-oriented groups in the toolbar at the top of the window. Each toolbar item and corresponding panel let you work with a specific type of page or app information, including DOM elements, resources, and sources.
Overall, there are eight main groups of tools available view Developer Tools: Elements, Resources, Network, Sources, Timeline, Profiles, Storage, Audits, and Console. You can use the Ctrl+[ and Ctrl+] shortcuts to move between panels.
Inspecting the DOM and styles
The Elements panel lets you see everything in one DOM tree, and allows inspection and on-the-fly editing of DOM elements. You will often visit the Elements tabs when you need to identify the HTML snippet for some aspect of the page. For example, you may be curious if an image has an HTML id attribute, and what that attribute's value is.
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- A place to log diagnostic information using methods provided by the Console API, such as console.log(), or console.profile().
- A shell prompt where you can enter commands and interact with the document and the Chrome DevTools. You can evaluate expressions directly in the Console, and can also use the methods provided by the Command Line API, such as $() command for selecting elements, or profile() to start the CPU profiler.
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The Network panel provides insights into resources that are requested and downloaded over the network in real time. Identifying and addressing those requests taking longer than expected is an essential step in optimizing your page.
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The Audit panel can analyze a page as it loads and provide suggestions and optimizations for decreasing page load time and increase perceived (and real) responsiveness. For further insight, we recommend also installing the PageSpeed extension.
Improving rendering performance
The Timeline panel gives you a complete overview of where time is spent when loading and using your web app or page. All events, from loading resources to parsing JavaScript, calculating styles, and repainting are plotted on a timeline.
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JavaScript & CSS performance
The Profiles panel lets you profile the execution time and memory usage of a web app or page. The Profiles panel includes a few profilers: a CPU profiler, a JavaScript profiler and a Heap profiler. These help you to understand where resources are being spent, and so help you to optimize your code:
- The CPU profiler shows where execution time is spent in your page's JavaScript functions.
- The Heap profiler shows memory distribution by your page's JavaScript objects and related DOM nodes.
- The JavaScript profile shows where execution time is spent in your scripts
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Summer Glau,
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Summer Glau is an American prima ballerina and actress, who is best known for for her iconic characters River Tam in Joss Whedons TV series
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Summer got her start in Joss Whedons much acclaimed TV series Angel playing a cursed Prima Ballerina in the 2002 episode Waiting in the wings. Contributing to her Sci Fi credit were roles in USAs
The 4400
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as Echos long lost nemesis, Bennet Halverson.
2010 saw Summer fulfilling two lifelong dreams by starring in both a Lifetime movie
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Summer revisited TV screens in 2011 in NBCs highly anticipated THE CAPE as Orwell, an investigative blogger who teams up with Vince/The Cape in order to fight crime and restore justice. Most recently, Summer had an impressive recurring role on Alphas. And, it has just been announced that she will guest star in an upcoming episode of CBSs Hawaii Five-0.
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The housing is very expensive compared to local off-campus housing. The best options, I feel are the apartments and the worst options are the high rises. However, if you are looking for social life then the high rise is the route to take.
I am in the pre-nursing program and so far I LOVE it! just the stress and competition of getting into the upper division gets depressing sometimes.
I have never had an internship.
The professors are all mostly qualified and knowledgeable in their subject matter. The curriculum is in-line with other schools and provides a steady pace for advancing. Registration can be a hassle when the classes you HAVE to have are filled up and you cant get a spot.
Greek Life:
I don't know that much about greek life - except all the ones in my classes always talk about sex, drugs, and parties. Most of them that I am aquatinted with have more money than most and look down on those who are less fortunate than them.
Overall Experience:
So far, after only being here for one year, I like it for the most part. With everything, it has its disadvantages, but overall the academia, the support, and diversity are very memorable.
Coming from a relatively poor family, I received the financial aid I needed - mostly grants and loans that I will pay back. However, the lack of scholarships really puts a strain on paying for other necessities - parking pass, books, etc.
The parking prices are REDICULOUS! I know of so many schools that are 50 percent or more cheaper than ours. Also, the price for visitors to park - 1$ per half hour - adds up super quick and is really inconvenient and not in line with the current economy. Ticketing and fines are often for miniscule things that aren't even an issue.
UNCC is an extremely accepting and diverse campus. Here, most people will not judge you if you are different from them, they will be very accepting. The hardest challenge to diversity here, I feel, is economic status and religion.
Drug Safety:
Again, I do not partake in these activities nor do I hang out with people who do, so I cannot accurately and fairly comment
Campus Strictness:
I am not a partier, a smoker, a drinker, nor do I hang out with such people so I cannot fairly comment on the strictness on these things because I have not witnessed them or been affected by them.
Most all of the buildings are either remodeled or are in the process of being remodeled which adds to the charm of UNCC. All of the academic programs that I have contact with are flexible with students and allow for many opportunities. With such a large commuter population, the weekends can sometimes get boring, but overall there are many events you can attend. The social scene and school spirit here is great.
There are few computer labs and the printing is rather expensive and there is a very small ratio of printers to students. However, the technical support is 24/7 and the speed and reliability are great.
Health & Safety:
Takes forever to get an appointment. Meds are expensive too.
Campus is very diverse except when it comes to money. I am not a wealthy student but I sure feel like a minority.
Campus Housing:
I loved my room in Witherspoon. I just learned a roommate is not for me.
PARKING THE WORST. Prices are stupid high along with the fines. Never enough parking spaces.
Off-Campus Housing:
I live on campus so I can't provide much info. I just receive the news letters.
I just recently changed my major but things are looking hopeful.
You just take an assessment of the basic rules,which the department gives you, and you have 3 times to score a score of %80.
It's ok, if you plan on walking some ways to the bus stop.
Campus Strictness:
I can do literally anything in my room, as long as I use common sense. My boyfriend who goes to UNCP stays the nigh with me during the weekend and everything.
Guys & Girls:
I often feel like I'm over dress with everyone wearing gym shorts all the time.
The work load for any given class isn't difficult. Time management will make or break whether or not you get an A on a paper.
Campus Dining:
UNCC has loads of dining options, only thin is all the good places aren't even open on Friday or the weekends and close by 4 during the week!
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Heartbeat by heartbeat those moments unraveled furiously away from me, doing what they would beyond my control, an eternity encapsulated in the quiet space between thinking and feeling.
In those moments Elle struggled to breath through an airway that wouldn't let her and an entire hospital staff flooded into her room to force her (please God) to breath, I came as close as I ever have to "living in the moment." Reality is intense when your reality is condensed into the sensation of everything you know falling away from you like a house of cards. Scrabbling desperately for a handhold, just as little Elle had struggled like a drowning person that night in the hospital bed, thrashing and grabbing, desperate.
Desperate because in that moment we all felt gravity's pull and it became clear to me that I could do nothing to stop it. That we would crash, a heap of appendages and frantically beating hearts, and there was no telling how many pieces we'd have left to pick up, what parts would escape damage, and which places would suffer irreparable harm.
We know it's there, the dark corridor we'll all someday walk. But it comes as such a shock when the doorway opens unexpectedly before you, threatening to swallow all you know about yourself, unsympathetic to all the things you had meant to do before this moment arrived.
For my family, life righted itself. The fall wasn't as violent as it could have been. Doctors finally intubated her. Ambulances and Flight for Life got her to Children's Hospital, where a ventilator breathed for her, allowing her body to recover. And when she was no longer sedated, no longer attached to beeping machines and a cobweb of tubes and wires, we were able to see that she was still Elle. The time she spent deprived of oxygen did not permanently damage her brain. The free fall ended, and just in time.
The doorway swung shut and we emerged from the point of impact, dazed and stunned, cracked but not wholly broken. Our little girl came home and is healthy, and we wake up each day and dangle our legs over the side of our beds to dip our toes in the future.
But there's no guarantee that we won't fall again. There are no gates protecting our children, or our parents, or the people we love most in life, from stumbling through that doorway when it opens, never to return. It's harsh, death's indifference. I've spent the last year ruminating on this stark and callous fact. The path we had imagined for our family could have been thrown drastically off course that night last February, but for reasons I honestly cannot explain, an event that could have changed everything wound up only to be a jolting bump in the road.
I can't call it luck or destiny or fate, it just is. Life, astounding and fragile.
Our community is hurting right now because Nate Soules' death feels exceptionally groundless and cruel. It is our nature to demand an answer, especially when none exists. It is our nature to seek solace in finding a moral, to tell ourselves we'll take the sad and the hurt and turn it into something productive.
As history has made clear, it is this community's nature to resurrect the decades-old discussion about winter travel in Bear Creek following accidents there. We want to make sense of the senseless. We want to find logic in the illogical. Who wouldn't want to slam that doorway shut if they could?
But as history has also shown us, Bear Creek is alluring, dangerous and indifferent. Decades of ever changing policies about travel there have not changed that.
We're a hurting community that wants to believe we can save ourselves from this stark kind of hurt in the future. But we're also a community that lives for what Nate was doing when he died. We live here and start families here because we realize there is something so real about life in the mountains. It is alluring and addictive. It's also dangerous and indifferent.
So while we're occasionally hurt by the intensity of life here, we're also lifted up by it. Truly living in the moment, not looking so far ahead or behind, feeling the path, heartbeat by heartbeat – that is what we live here for. To fear what may lie ahead would be to live outside of the moment, adjacent to but not really participating in life in real time.
I'm still occasionally jolted into consciousness, remembering those moments my family spent in the freefall. And though I know it's futile to fear something like death, as inescapable as it is unknowable, I still fear it sometimes, in those quiet spaces between thinking and feeling. It's then that I hug my family tighter and breathe in the sweet scent of our togetherness a heartbeat longer. I can't stop the hurtful things that may lie ahead. I can only be present, wholly and fully, to accept the small gifts given me moment by moment.


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