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Mayking Spa Named Compiere Gold Partner to Provide Flexible, Robust Open Source ERP Solutions Throughout Italy
Redwood Shores, Calif., and Vicenza, Italy – March 25, 2008 – Compiere, Inc. (www.compiere.com), the global leader in open source business solutions, today announced its partner Mayking Spa has been named an Authorized Compiere Gold Partner. Mayking, the leading open source enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) provider in Italy, has achieved Gold Partner status through sustained customer base growth and proven Compiere integration experience since becoming a partner in 2004. As a Compiere Gold Partner, Vicenza, Italy-based Mayking will continue to provide consulting, support and training for the implementation of Compiere throughout Italy.
Mayking has extensive experience in the open source arena, delivering ERP, CRM and supply chain management (SCM) solutions for the global management of small and medium-sized companies across a number of industries. The company has completed a full translation of Compiere from English to Italian as well as a comprehensive localization of the product to conform to Italian accounting regulations.
"After determining the future direction of our engineering investment, we chose Compiere because they best represent the products and services that support the applications companies throughout our marketplace need in order to automate ERP and CRM processes," said Isidro Fernández of Directive Soft.
"Our customers embrace the flexibility, freedom and robustness Compiere's open source solutions provide," said Alessandro Frison, CEO of Mayking Spa. "Having a single solution that handles multiple functions and languages at different company locations without requiring vendor support is paramount to our customers. We look forward to expanding our successful relationship with Compiere by continuing to provide high quality services and solutions."
To date, Mayking has successfully implemented Compiere's open source solutions at nearly 30 locations throughout Italy, including Toscocarta Spa, a manufacturer of specialty packaging products, which uses Compiere to improve planning and control processes. Another customer, schoolbook distributor Clesp srl, has been using Compiere for more than two years to manage financial and administration functions.
Stuart Bagshaw, Compiere's chief operating officer, stated, "Gold Partners are the backbone of our elite partner channel. Mayking Spa has a depth of knowledge of ERP and CRM implementations and dedication to open source innovation that makes the company an ideal collaborator in Compiere's effort to develop affordable and adaptable business solutions throughout Italy."
The Compiere partner network is a worldwide network of systems integrators, application solution providers and value-added resellers that provide consulting, implementation and customization services to Compiere end users. To learn more about the Compiere partner program, visit www.compiere.com/partners/.
About Mayking
Headquartered in Vicenza, Italy, Mayking Spa implements open source ERP, CRM and SCM solutions for the global management of business processes for small and medium-sized companies. Mayking has adapted the open source development model for its entire corporate strategy by focusing on professional services in order to support companies in the selection and integration of the best open source technologies. For more information, please visit www.mayking.com.
About Compiere, Inc.
With more than 1.3 million software downloads, Compiere, Inc. delivers the world's most widely used open source enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) automation solutions. Compiere's solutions enable distribution, manufacturing, retail and professional services companies to gain competitive advantage through the automation of financial, distribution, sales and service processes. With applications built on a model-based development platform, Compiere provides unprecedented adaptability, rapid deployment and low cost of ownership. The company, which offers commercial backing, support and services to its global network of authorized partners operating in more than 25 countries, is privately held and headquartered in Redwood Shores, Calif. For more information, please visit www.compiere.com.


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Ask the average person or even the average lawyer what they think of forum shopping. Generally, it is viewed as a crime against the people. So let's talk about "forum selection" instead.
Forum selection is clearly important, demonstrated by the frequency with which parties contractually provide for and battle over venue. There are a host of reasons why forum matters so much. There are choice of law, capacity to sue, statute of limitations, caps on damages, and a host of other potential considerations. But for personal injury lawyers, we are forum shopping for one purpose: trying to find a jury panel that would be most receptive to our client's claim.
It spite of all of the hand-wringing about the crime against the people for plaintiffs' lawyers to have – gasp! – options as to where to file a lawsuit, Maryland law defers in some measure to plaintiff's selection as the choice of venue if venue is proper in the forum the plaintiff selects. The Maryland Court of Appeals has
repeatedly held that it is "the moving party who has the burden of proving that the interests of justice would be best served by transferring the action…and a motion to transfer should be granted only when the balance weighs strongly in favor of the moving party." But, let's face it, the trial court has a lot of discretion on venue. A trial judge can pretty much ignore this rule with impunity and balance the interests as the judge sees fit. We joke that the "weighs strongly" rule is only the law if the motions judge agrees it should be the law. (This was never fully explained to me in law school, let me tell ya.)
If you are a plaintiffs' lawyer, you are practicing two types of forum shopping selection: vertical and horizontal. Vertical forum shopping is moving a case to or from federal court. This is rarely an option in car accident and malpractice cases, but is a common question in product liability cases. The one thing that lawyers just don't seem to understand is the nuances of the diversity of citizenship rule for filing in federal court. Many lawyers wrongfully believe there is diversity jurisdiction if you are suing an out-of-state defendant, even if you are a resident of that state. In other words, if you have a client who is domiciled in Maryland, and file against an out-of-state defendant in federal court, that defendant can get the case transferred to the Maryland county with appropriate venue. It is amazing to me how many lawyers don't understand this.
Most personal injury lawyers in vehicle accident and medical malpractice lawyer are doing "horizontal" forum selection which is shopping for the county (or Baltimore City) the attorney believes will give the client the most favorable judgment or verdict.
In Maryland, I think we can all agree that Baltimore City and Prince George's County are the best jurisdictions in Maryland to try personal injury cases. The bronze medal is up for grabs. Arguably, it could be federal court. But most accident and malpractice lawyers eschew federal court because they are not as comfortable and familiar in federal court. There is also the perception that there are more hoops to jump through in federal court in terms of expert and evidentiary issues.


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Some of you know that end times prophecy has been a passion of mine for many years. The Bible teaches that we are not to be ignorant or uninformed about future things, that we are to be watchful and discerning. "But we do not want you to be uninformed, brethren, about those who are asleep, so that you will not grieve as do the rest who have no hope," (1Thess 4:13).We have heard for years that Jesus is coming back soon. Knowing that with God a day is as a thousand years, it has been difficult to believe it might happen in our lifetime. In this blog series, over several days, I would like to share some thoughts and insights that may be new to you.
First of all, let's look at the Jewish feast days. Jesus lived in a very Jewish community and it is good to be aware of several of the feast days and how they play into his first and second coming. In particular, we know that there are four spring feasts and three fall feasts. What do we know about His first coming? Interestingly, major events of Jesus first coming fell on feast days. Jesus died on Passover. At a traditional Passover, the lamb was set aside four days before the sacrifice (Jesus' entry to Jerusalem was four days before the cross). On the day of Passover, the lamb was bound at 9:00 AM (as was Jesus) on the date of Nissan 14. It was slaughtered at 3:00 PM (the time of Jesus death). When the sacrifice was done, the high priest uttered, "Kalah" meaning "It is finished" (the same as Jesus last words).
Jesus was buried on the Feast of Unleavened Bread. He rose on First Fruits, and on Pentecost, He sent the Holy Spirit to be our comforter, our teacher, and the One who will guide us into all truth.
Knowing Jesus fulfilled the prophecies about His first coming on the spring feast days, it seems reasonable that events around His second coming might take place on the fall feast days. Could it be that the Rapture will occur on the Feast of Trumpets (also called Rosh Hashana)? (1Thess. 4:16-17 "For the Lord Himself will descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with the trumpet of God, and the dead in Christ will rise first. Then we who are alive and remain will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air, and so we shall always be with the Lord.")
Next, might His second coming (separate from the rapture) and the beginning of the wrath of God commence on the Day of Atonement (also called Yom Kippur)? And could the Millennial kingdom begin on the Feast of Tabernacles (also called Sukkot)?
The Bible says, of course, in Mark 13:32, speaking of the Feast of Trumpets or the possible Rapture, "But of that day or hour no one knows, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but the Father alone."
But wait a minute…let's look at that verse from a Jewish perspective of that day. In speaking of the Feast of Trumpets, (Rosh Hashana), T.W. Tramm, in his book "The Coming Days of Awe," explains that a Jew at that time understood that the exact day and hour of the Feast of Trumpets which was celebrated each September could not be forecast ahead of time because it depended on the first sighting of the new moon. Today, we are able to forecast the new moon each month. This year it begins the evening of Sept. 13th and ends on the 15th. A common phrase among Jews in biblical times was that they couldn't know "the day or the hour." However, they did know the season.
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Holly Holm Takes Yet another Title
Many people aren't aware as to whom Holly Holm is, well she is one of the most successful athletes in combat sports period. Regardless of what period of history you look at, this woman stands as one of the top three elites in combat sports. She has spent years in the world of championship boxing, during her professional career in boxing she only lost twice and one of those loses she reclaimed as a win only a day later to Anne Sophie Mathis. Miss. Holm's has now conquered the MMA, beating the world's most notable female athlete today and stealing her belt.
That notable athlete would be Ronda Rousey, a woman considered to be the greatest female MMA Athlete of all time. She no longer can claim that title as Holly Holm now just doesn't stand as the greatest female boxer of all time but also stands as the greatest MMA athlete of all time. This is making Miss. Holm considered entering the ring with males.
Ronda Rousey defeated fifty percent of the MMA Fighters on the professional roster, yet Miss. Rousey was defeated in minutes by Holly Holm. This has lead people to believe that Holly would be able to put up a harder fight against the male athletes of professional MMA fighting, if she was able to defeat all male MMA fighters then she would lay claim to a title that no other woman in professional combat sports has been able to do. That title would be "Best MMA Fighter (Male & Female Division)".
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Learn about how the park is working to maintain and reinvigorate its animal populations, beginning with the reintroduction of the rare barasingha, or Indian swamp deer; in addition to the barasingha, twenty Bengal Tigers were also moved to Satpura.
Drive through the park for a closer look at its myriad flora and fauna. Catch a glimpse of the Bengal Tiger in its natural habitat, an Indian leopard on the prowl, or a herd of gaur, or Indian bison, grazing the pastures.


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Alcohol gets transported through the stomach and small intestine into the blood stream. Circulation causes the alcohol to spread through all parts of the body. The alcohol reaches the brain after about 10 minutes. With a full stomach, the intake of alcohol takes a little bit longer than on an empty stomach. Alcohol numbs your brain. This is due to the effect that alcohol has on the transmission of signals in the nerves and brain.
Because of this anaesthetic certain inhibitions disappear from the drinker. The drinker feels relaxed. Alcohol can also make someone very aggressive, depressed or anxious. The more a person consumes, the stronger the effect.
Effects of alcohol abuse by glass of alcohol consumed:
- 1-3 glasses (0 to 0.5 ml) relaxed, uninhibited, cheerful
- 3-7 glasses (0.5 to 1.5 per thousand) tipsy
- 7-15 glasses (1.5 to 3 per thousand) drunk
- 15-20 glass (3 to 4 per thousand) totally inebriated
- + 20 to 25 glasses (4 per thousand and above) pass out
Effects of alcohol abuse on the organs:
Alcohol may cause long-term effects on the following organs:
- Brains
- Liver
- Stomach
- Cardiovascular
The Brain and Alcohol Abuse
After drinking 1 to 2 glasses of alcohol the brain is working less than normal. If you drink for a long time, averaging more than 25 glasses of alcoholic drinks per week, you run the risk of brain damage. Your memory is decreasing, you think slower, you are less creative, you adapt poorly to new situations. The brain doesn't work as good and the volume of the brain may shrink up to 15% in excessive drinkers. Heavy drinking, combined with a lack of vitamin B1, can lead to irreversible brain damages. The most serious form is Korsakoff syndrome.
Alcohol Abuse on the Liver
Alcohol is a toxic substance that needs to be broken down in the body. This degradation process occurs in the liver. With excessive alcohol abuse, the degradation disrupts the function of the liver.
After consuming large amounts of alcohol in a short period of time, you get a fatty liver (accumulation of fat in the liver). The liver may swell. The effects of alcohol abuse on the liver may include pain, poor appetite, nausea, vomiting and sometimes jaundice occurs. The liver will recover when drinking is stopped.
The effects of alcohol abuse over years can lead to liver cirrhosis: destroyed liver cells and scarring in the liver and the liver eventually stops functioning. Cirrhosis is a fatal disease.
The inside of the stomach lining is coated. The function of this lining is to protect the stomach lining against gastric acid. Excessive alcohol consumption can damage the mucous membrane and nasty diseases can be the result.
The effects of alcohol abuse on the stomach include stomach splints or an ulcer.
Drinking alcohol can cause heart disease. Examples include high blood pressure, cardiac arrhythmia and strokes.
However, drinking no-more than 1 to 2 glasses per day show a protective effect on the heart and blood vessels. This beneficial effect is only for healthy men and women over the age of 40.
Exercise, healthy eating and not smoking are a far better way to prevent cardiovascular disease.
Alcohol Abuse & Cancer
The risk of cancer of the mouth and pharynx, larynx and oesophagus is increased by drinking more than three glasses of alcohol per day. Women, who have more than 2 glasses of alcohol a day, have an increased risk of breast cancer. Heavy drinkers also have the potential for cancer of the liver and colon.
The effects of alcohol abuse are far reaching. Getting help as soon as possible will decrease the risk of liver cancer significantly.
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The truth is that spinal adjustments are not an unpleasant experience and all kinds of patients from children to seniors, feel immediate relief after the procedure.
When dealing with injured and inflammed joints a certain amount of discomfort is inevitable. As the body tissues progress into a healthier state the chiropractic adjustment is not painful. Relaxing and having confidence with the skill of your chiropractor will also help the adjustment go smoothly.
My treatment method and training incorporating, massage, osteopathy, acupuncture, chiropractic and the extended treatment time each patient recieves will help minimise any discomfort associated with the adjustment and will have you and moving freely in no time at all.


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This is from The Argyle Sweater, from March 8, 2012.
It's too bad that stupid signs like this don't affect restaurants' business these days.
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This is from The Argyle Sweater, from March 8, 2012.
It's too bad that stupid signs like this don't affect restaurants' business these days.
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So, how hot can you stand when you go barefoot? How about 180°F? Neither can I.
But if our feet had developed a "Seri Boot" we might be able to.
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One thing that I liked when I hiked along Huber Wash in Zion National Park was the chance to see a whole new set (to me) of plants. The flora was just so different from what I was used to. And the yucca was one of those.
Or so I thought.
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Walking barefoot has quite often been seen as a prerequisite to walking on holy ground.
We see that during the second congress of the Niagara Movement at Harpers Ferry in 1906.
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Yesterday evening there was a fine celebration in Newark, home of the Newark Earthworks, the remaining portion of a 2000-year old mound complex.
The occasion was a visit by members of the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma.
Posted in Science on 8:14 am, June 22, 2013| 2 Comments »
Yesterday was widely touted as the "First Day of Summer".
That's really not the case.
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How about a barefoot-related comic strip today? This is from "Close to Home" for May 7.


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Suzie looks for a job. Bet and Betty demand compensation from Fred for their ruined clothes. Brian makes the Rover look perfect and makes Fred take it away. Mike hears that Maggie Redman has had his child. Fred refuses to pay Bet and Betty £50. They tell him that they've contacted a solicitor. Ken completes his article for the Weatherfield Recorder. Pamela Mitchell agrees to print it but wants to edit it. Ken worries that she'll make it too bland. Suzie offers to promote the disco for Mike but he doesn't want her. Bet puts on a posh voice and pretends to be a solicitor's secretary to frighten Fred on the phone. He agrees to pay Bet and Betty £7.50 each. Suzie is behind with the rent but can't get a job. When an old friend finds a man through video dating, Bet decides to give it a try.
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- Elsie Tanner - Patricia Phoenix
- Marion Willis - Veronica Doran
- Suzie Birchall - Cheryl Murray
- Bet Lynch - Julie Goodyear
- Betty Turpin - Betty Driver
- Fred Gee - Fred Feast
- Ken Barlow - William Roache
- Gail Tilsley - Helen Worth
- Brian Tilsley - Christopher Quinten
- Mavis Riley - Thelma Barlow
- Deirdre Barlow - Anne Kirkbride
- Albert Tatlock - Jack Howarth
- Tracy Langton - Christabel Finch
- Len Fairclough - Peter Adamson
- Mike Baldwin - Johnny Briggs
- Nicholas Tilsley - Warren Jackson
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- Rovers Return Inn - Public/Snug
- 1 Coronation Street - Back room, kitchen and hallway
- 11 Coronation Street - Back room/kitchen and hallway
- Community Centre - Office
- Tilsley's Garage
- Final appearance of Peter Adamson as Len Fairclough.
- This episode was transmitted at 6.30pm to allow for coverage of the European Cup Winners' Cup Final.
- TV Times synopsis: Will Fred Gee compensate Bet Lynch and Betty Turpin for their 'sinking'? Suzie Birchall goes job hunting.
- Viewing Figures: First UK broadcast - 14,700,000 viewers (1st place).
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Training materials are the bedrock of most security awareness programs. They allow you to capture metrics, establish a baseline to launch from, and track participation and scores.
These kinds of materials include elearning modules of various types, which can serve as introductions to, or refreshers on, certain topics; pre-assessments, for finding your baseline at the beginning of a program; post-assessments, for analyzing how far your users have come; and trivia games, another assessment option disguised as something fun (just a spoonful of sugar to make the medicine go down…).
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Choose from our large inventory of modules ranging from short and focused to more dynamic, hands-on interactions. All modules come standard with a post-assessment quiz, unless otherwise noted on their demo portal product page.
We are currently moving towards making all courses interactive in some capacity, and updating older courseware. Interactivity encourages participation and improves knowledge retention, and also results in varied run-times. The styles of interactivity will vary per module.
We offer pre-assessments and post-assessments, both of which will allow you to measure and track your users' progress. Pre-assessments allow you to establish a baseline before beginning your training program. Post-assessments can help you analyze how far your users have come towards becoming human firewalls.
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Twenty-five Hours to Tragedy: The Battle of Spring Hill and Operations on November 29, 1864 - Precursor to the Battle of Franklin is a compilation of eyewitness testimony linked by narrative telling the story of the great missed opportunity by the Confederate Army of Tennessee on November 29, 1864. Led by General John Bell Hood, a Confederate envelopment around Columbia, Tennessee left Union Major General John McAllister Schofield's Fourth and Twenty-third Army corps strung out and beyond supporting distance of their wagon train. One lone division that had been sent to Spring Hill to protect the Union Army's wagon train found itself confronting nearly 25,000 Confederate soldiers by mid-afternoon. While Union Major General David S. Stanley did all in his power to stop the Confederate attack, it seemed nothing could save them. Suddenly the fog of war set in, and as the sun sank on the western horizon, the Confederate high command found itself paralyzed with inaction, indecision, poor judgment and finally darkness. This maneuver forced General Schofield to conduct a harrowing forced march to Spring Hill past nearly 22,000 highly motivated Rebel soldiers within a few hundred yards of Columbia-Franklin Pike as darkness cloaked the field. While the Federals marched into a set Confederate trap that was never fully sprung, Confederate commanders stumbled through the starlight, and the Union army slipped past the lion's den. The next day brought about the Battle of Franklin - a direct result of Confederate inaction and miscommunication the night before at Spring Hill. Twenty-five Hours to Tragedy is the largest and most in depth account of the actions that took place at Spring Hill. This account adds more testimony and sheds even greater light on a night filled with confusion and disappointment for the Confederate high command. Told by over one-hundred-and-fifty eyewitness participants, the accounts are linked by narrative that place the reader on the field in the midst of enthusiastic Confederate and anxious Union soldiers. The events of November 29, 1864 sealed the fate of the Confederate Army of Tennessee. Only twenty-five hours after the Confederate Army's arrival on the battlefield of Spring Hill, the decision to assault the heavily defended fortifications at Franklin was made. It was a decision that would not have to be made had the Confederates followed through with their plans at Spring Hill. Follow the armies in their race to Spring Hill, the combat there and the critical decisions that led to the Federal escape and a total Confederate command breakdown in the most devastating blunder of the American Civil War.
About the Author
Jamie Gillum is a native Tennessean. He grew up fascinated by the stories his grandmother told him about her grandfather's service in the Civil War. This early interest in family history additionally spawned an interest in military history. After serving fourteen years in the United States Marine Corps infantry, Jamie studied history at Middle Tennessee State University with an emphasis in military history. He served as assistant military historian at the Carter House in Franklin, Tennessee and has written numerous titles on Tennesseans in the Civil War as well as studies on the 1864 Tennessee Campaign.
Disclaimer: This post is neither a recommendation nor solicitation by CivilWarTalk or Chellers. The post is solely for informational purposes.


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The singer that surprised me
I love Spain and the food culture there. I lived in Madrid few years ago and I got the chance to travel around. We went to Rioja, it was in December, not quite the tourist season, but it was really nice. No tourists, good food and lots of nice Red wine. We went to Logroño, Laguardia og Haro. I am sure the atmosphere is different during summer and I will visit Rioja again one warm summer day.
Our first stop was at a gas station and where else but in Spain can you get a great red wine at a tapas bar in a gas station. I had Callejo, Crianza 2005. That was a good start on a great culinary trip.
Logroño was awesome. So many tapas bars, door to door. We met 2 older local guys and they took us all over town to great bars that served brilliant tapas.
Culinary highlight: Bar that sells nothing but wine and grilled meat on a stick.
Cultural highlight: An old man sat in the corner. He looked lonely. When we got in our 2 friends started singing Flamengo, The old man in the corner lit up, he came over and started singing as wel. He sang like an coir boy. what a voice!!
There you can see him in the corner, before our new friends started singing…
And then he came over…
Started singing like an angel!
And that´s me and the singer that surprised me!
Teaching me not to judge by the look, he ain´t no Enrico Iglesias but when it comes to singing he is even better 😀


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Last week's bitter-cold temperatures presented an awful time for my furnace to start acting funny. It would shut off for no reason only to restart when I fiddled with the thermostat. Then it would shut off again without me realizing it, only for the temperature to plunge to 50 degrees while I plugged away at my laptop. Then, all of a sudden, I would be absolutely freezing. I hated to call for professional help, but I knew there was no way around it.
After having a plumbing and heating company come out, I discovered that one of the major components of my furnace was leaking and tripping up the starter. And I got lucky; since the damaged part was still under warranty, I would only have to pay for the labor to replace it and the service call fee, or around $350.
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From budgeting apps to deal websites to neighborhood Facebook pages, there are plenty of ways technology can help us keep our cash. Here are a few:
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- Mobile banking saves us time and money. Many banks offer online bill pay and other online tools for free. Some banks let you snap a picture of the check you want to deposit with your phone.
- Budgeting technology keeps us on track. Sites like YouNeedABudget.com offer online budgeting software and tips that can help you learn to live within your means while also setting — and sticking to — your agreed-upon financial goals. Meanwhile, sites like Mint.com and PersonalCapital.com help us track our spending and net worth.
- Mobile and printable coupons offer more for less. My favorite online coupon site is RetailMeNot.com. No matter what you are buying online, it seems like Retail Me Not has the exact coupon you're looking for. Printable coupons for everything from groceries to household items are also available at sites like Coupons.com and SmartSource.com.
- Deal sites make it easier to try something new. Deal sites like LivingSocial.com and Groupon.com offer up group deals on everything from a haircut and highlights to international travel. I have personally used Groupon to buy everything from Christmas gifts to dental appointments!
In many ways, technology has made life easier — and even cheaper — but in other ways, it has made life more complicated too. Simply put, there are so many more ways to save than there were before. But wait a minute! Aren't a lot of these technologies also ways to spend — and to do it even more quickly than before?
To really use technology to your advantage, you have to learn to use the Internet to save on things you would buy anyway, not as an excuse to buy more. Sometimes, that's the most difficult lesson of all — and one you have to learn the hard way.
Readers, do you use technology to save? What are your favorite money-saving apps and websites? Have you ever used technology as an excuse to spend more?
Author: Holly Johnson
Holly Johnson is a credit card expert, award-winning writer, and mother of two who is obsessed with frugality, budgeting, and travel. In addition to serving as contributing editor for The Simple Dollar and writing for publications such as Bankrate, U.S. News and World Report Travel, and Travel Pulse, Johnson owns Club Thrifty and is the co-author of Zero Down Your Debt: Reclaim Your Income and Build a Life You'll Love.


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I have no idea how old this dresser is. I do not care. It already was in my bedroom when I was born.
It has three wooden wheels. I suspect my sister's kids broke the fourth. I have it propped to the point that it is level. One day, a Home Depot trip will make it whole.
Over the years, paint has been splattered on it and varnish has been scraped off. It has been dinged, scratched and knocked around. I do not care.
When my bedroom became my bedroom and no one else's, it became my dresser. It held my scocks, underwear and sundry other garments. I was sorry to leave it when I went to college. I tried to take it to Petersburg in 2006, but my mom suggested I take the particleboard one I bought for college. It fell apart in late 2008.
I attempted to take it with me in 2009 when I moved to Richmond. I bought the drawers and swore I would get the body. It was just slightly too big for my car's trunk. I gave up when I moved to Chimborazo and bought another cheap jigsaw dresser. It stopped being functional in 2013.
This year, Renée bought an SUV. I took it to Hampton with the express purpose of taking what was mine.
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Happy new year 2016! | A few highlights from the year 2015
The Icelandic Art Center wishes everyone a happy new year!
2015 was an eventful year for the Icelandic art scene, with major events such as the Venice Biennale, Sequences Art Festival, Momentum and the numerous exhibitions Icelandic artists held and participated in both locally and abroad.
Following is an annual with a few highlights of the year, giving a glimpse of what has been going on.
The Mosque by Christoph Büchel in the Icelandic Pavilion at the Venice Biennale
La Biennale di Venezia was held for the 56th time from 9 May – 22 November 2015. The Icelandic contribution to the biennale was The Mosque, a project initiated by artist Christoph Büchel in collaboration with the Muslim communities in Venice and in Iceland, curated by Nína Magnúsdóttir. The Icelandic Pavilion saw an abrupt ending when the City of Venice closed the pavilion after only two weeks' time, claiming that the Mosque was a place of worship and not an artwork. The Icelandic Art Center denied this definition and made attempts to re-open the pavilion, without success. Thus, the Icelandic pavilion at the Venice Biennale remained closed throughout the exhibition period. The project still reached wide publicity locally and internationally. Artsy has named the project among the 20 biggest art news stories of 2015.
New York in March – WAY OVER, The Armory Show and Björk's retrospective at MoMA
In March, the Icelandic Art Center was present in New York in relation to Björk's retrospective at MoMA and the Armory Show. The Art Center hosted a party as part of a new project – WAY OVER – initiated by the center to support the Icelandic art scene outside of Iceland. The party, held at Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir a.k.a. Shoplifter's studio in Greenpoint, included a cake installation by New York based artists Egill Kalevi Karlsson and Þuríður Rós Sigurþórsdóttir, video works by Curver Thoroddsen and Habbý Ósk as well as performances by The Icelandic Love Corporation and Shoplifter herself.
Björk's retrospective at MoMA included works by The Icelandic Love Corporation and Shoplifter, who earlier in the year had a solo exhibition at Capricious 88 in New York. Artnet News has recently named Shoplifter amongst the 50 most exciting artists in Europe today.
The Icelandic Art Center has started preparation for the next edition of WAY OVER to take place in Europe in 2016.
Sequences real time art festival held in Reykjavík for the seventh time
The seventh edition of Sequences real time art festival was held in Reykjavík in April 2015. For the first time it was decided to seek abroad for artistic director and Alfredo Cramerotti, director of MOSTYN, Wales' leading contemporary art institute, was appointed. The festival included the works of 25 local and international artists and proudly presented pioneering performance artist Carolee Schneemann as honorary artist. The festival program included a great combination of both established and emerging artists, whose exhibitions and performances spread over 10 venues in the city. Artists included Ed Atkins, Sally O'Reilly, Finnbogi Pétursson, Jordan Baseman, Margrét H. Blöndal, Helga Griffiths, Kris Lemsalu, Hekla Dögg Jónsdóttir and more. The festival was a great success and reached wide attention locally and internationally. Preparation for the next Sequences festival has begun and in the year of 2016, Sequences will celebrate its 10th anniversary.
Momentum 8: Tunnel Vision
The 8th Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art, held in Moss, Norway, from 13 June – 27 September, presented among others artists Ryan Trecartin, Julius von Bismarck, Sofia Hultén and the Icelandic artists Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir a.k.a Shoplifter, Steingrímur Eyfjörð, Bjarni H. Þórarinsson and Steina. This year's edition of the biennial was curated by Birta Guðjónsdóttir, Jonatan Habib Engqvist, Stefanie Hessler and Toke Lykkeberg, exploring tunnel vision as a cultural and artistic condition. Today's networked culture not only generates hyper connectivity, but also various disconnects. People and communities can thrive in bubbles of their own. Momentum 8 focused on artists and cultural producers who inhabit worlds of their own logic and follow their thoughts all the way through.
Exhibitions abroad
Icelandic artists exhibited extensively abroad in the year 2015. The largest exhibition of Ragnar Kjartansson's works in the year 2015 was a solo exhibition at Palais de Tokyo in Paris which runs until 10 January 2016. Kjartansson's works were exhibited in many other parts of the world, for example at Villa Toronto in Kanada, at the Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, at Perth International Arts Festival in Australia and in Reykjavík Gallery i8 hosted an exhibition of his video work-series Me and My Mother.
Katrín Sigurðardóttir had her first solo exhibition in London at Parasol Unit gallery and did a solo exhibition at MIT List Visual Art Center in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Elín Hansdóttir created a new spatial and filmic installation at her solo exhibition at KW in Berlin and in September, Libia Castro & Ólafur Ólafsson participated in a group show also at KW in Berlin, where their work Dein Land existiert nicht was put up on the facade of the KW-building.
In October and November, Culturescapes festival in Switzerland had a special focus on Iceland with over 20 Icelandic visual artists presenting their works in Basel, Zurich, Bern and Biel.
A few other notable exhibitions in 2015:
Dieter Roth and Music – Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin
Double Bind – group exhibition at Rupert, Vilnius, including the works of Styrmir Örn Guðmundsson and Berglind Jóna Hlynsdóttir
Egill Sæbjörnsson – P.L.A.Y. with Things at Young Projects, Los Angeles
Erla S. Haraldsdóttir – Solo exhibition at Kalmar Konstmuseum, Sweden
Helgi Þórsson – Villa Bergström, Stockholm
Hekla Dögg Jónsdóttir – Listen to the Sirens, Gibraltar
Kunstschlager på ratten – Exhibition at Studio 44, Stockholm
Magnús Logi Kristinsson – Streetlevel Festival in Helsinki,
Margrét Blöndal – Galerie Fischer, Berlin
Ragnheiður Gestsdóttir, Theresa Himmer and Emily Weiner – Speak Nearby at Soloway, New York
Una Margrét Árnadóttir & Örn Alexander Ámundason – SØ, Copenhagen
Þorgerður Ólafsdóttir – Solo exhibition at Demon's Mouth, Oslo
— More information and list of other exhibitions can be found on the Icelandic Art Center's blog: http://icelandicartcenter.is/blog/
Festivals in Iceland
Reykjavík Arts Festival was held for the 29th time last spring. The festival featured an extensive visual art program with close to thirty visual art exhibitions and performances, including for example the works of the Guerrilla Girls and Dorothy Iannone. It was recently announced that after the next festival in the spring of 2016, Reykjavík Arts Festival will become a biannual festival like it used to be from 1970-2005.
Cycle Music and Art Festival was held for the first time in August in Kópavogur. The festival is a new platform for exploring and exhibiting the meeting point of creative worlds, producing and presenting works that reach outside the traditional boundaries of discipline, craft and process. Among participants in the festival were Ólafur Elíasson, the Icelandic Love Corporation and Simon Steen-Andersen and rising stars such as Eyvind Gulbrandsen, Skark Ensemble and Pinquins. Nadim Samman, co-director of Import Projects, editor of Near East Magazine and curator at Thyssen-Bornemisza Art Contemporary, was the curator of the exhibition New Release at Kópavogur Art Museum – Gerðarsafn. On 5 December Cycle traveled to Berlin and exhibited a few of the keyworks at the Import Project gallery.
A! Performance Art Festival was inaugurated 3-6 September in Akureyri in the north of Iceland. A! will become an annual festival, aiming at leading together performances from the fields of visual art, theater and dance.
In addition to these, multiple art and culture festivals were held all around the country, including Lunga in Seyðisfjörður, Rúllandi snjóbolti in Djúpivogur, Art without borders and many more.
We hope 2016 will be exciting and joyous for all – full of art, culture and happy times.


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Things to do on the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol is situated in the most southern part of Spain. Because of the location it makes the area the most desired destination for both expats as well as tourists. The Costa del Sol has guaranteed more than 300 days of sunshine each year and can be reached from most northern or western European countries in less than 3 hours!. The Costa del Sol enjoys 161 km of beach. Some of them quiet and difficult to reach and others wide and full with beach restaurants and chiringuitos where you can enjoy the Spanish gastronomy and local tapas!
There are a huge list of things to do on the Costa del Sol for families with children of all ages! There are several waterparks, zoo´s, cinemas, entertainment parks and during the summer season every town organizes a local Feria. Also lots of watersport activities are available along the beaches in Torremolinos, Benalmadena, Fuengirola, Marbella and Estepona!
IIf you are planning to find out more about the area, there are lots of excursions to some of the white mountain villages like Mijas or Ronda. Do you wish to see more of the history of southern Spain, then you can go on a tour along some of the most impressive cities of the country. Malaga, Granada, Sevilla, Jerez and Cadiz are within 2 hours drive.
If you want to find out more about specific areas on the Costa del Sol than please click on any of the areas at the top of this page.
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Oz en Oisans Ski Holidays
Built in 1989, Oz en Oisans is 55kms away from Grenoble. Oz en Oisans comprises 10 hamlets and is a part of the Alpe d'Huez ski area. Accommodation, shops and services are located in an area reserved for pedestrians and skiers.
Snowshoeing, climbing wall (recently built and free), ice rink, swimming pool with spa, pedestrian walks, paragliding, cinema and different activities organised by the Tourist Office.
Facilities for children
A day care centre for younger children (from 6 months to less than 6 years old).
Accommodation in this resort
- Close to Facilities
- Ski to Door
- Spa Facilities
- Family Friendly
- Pet Friendly
- Close to Facilities
- Family Friendly
Click on any of the below links to take a look at this resort.
Special offers in this resort
Terms and ConditionsValid for all dates, ages and levels of equipment. Minimum four sets of skis/snowboards only or skis/snowboard and boots. Excludes helmets. Only valid for equipment pre-booked with Erna Low at Skiset shops.
Mountain info
Oz has 249km of alpine skiing and 30km of cross country slopes. Oz is one of the 5 resorts in the Grandes Rousses domain. The resort is at the foot of the slopes, with 2 green runs easily accessible for beginners. Near the resort 2 gondola lifts give fast (15 min) access to the heart of the Alpe d'Huez ski area. There are a variety of options for returning back to Oz for all levels of skier or boarder.
Mountain stats
Resort Altitude: 1350m
Summit Elevation: 3330m
Vertical Drop: 2000m
Number of Lifts: 84
Snow Parks: 0
Piste map
Ski passes
Save hassle by pre-booking your Oz en Oisans ski passes with Erna Low before you travel.
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We offer a price match guarantee, so you know you're getting the best deal.
Receive your passes before you go, meaning less queuing and more time skiing.
We can advise you on the best pass to suit your skiing style and ability.
Oz en Oisans ski pass special offers
We often have ski pass offers available, including early booking discounts, free upgrades and free child passes. Our ski pass offers change throughout the season, so please see the Special Offers tab above for information on our latest ski pass special offers.
You will be given the option to add ski passes during the online booking process; however, if you have already booked your ski accommodation with Erna Low, please contact us directly to book your ski passes, or use the search option below to find ski pass rates for this resort.
Search for Oz en Oisans ski passes
Ski rental
Pre-book your ski equipment rental through Erna Low for the ultimate in value and convenience. We carefully choose our rental partners to ensure that you get the best equipment, the best value and, with multiple rental locations in most of our resorts, the most convenient location to ensure you get to spend less time sorting out your gear and more time on the slopes.
Oz en Oisans Ski Rental Locations
Why book your ski hire through Erna Low?
We offer a price match guarantee, so you know you're getting the best deal.
Several rental locations in most of our resorts for your convenience.
We offer a range of equipment options for all standards of skier & rider.
We can advise you on the best equipment to suit your skiing style.
You will be given the option to add ski rental during the online booking process; however, if you have already booked your ski accommodation with Erna Low, please contact us directly to book your ski equipment, or use the search option below to find rental rates for your preferred destination.
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Ski schools
ESF - Oz en Oisans
Tel: +33 (0)4 76 80 74 93
+33(0) 4 76 79 85 29
Collective and individual, beginners or more advanced skiers, new styles... everything is possible with the ESF instructors of OZ en OISANS.
Children between 4 and 6 can learn to enjoy skiing in the morning or/and the afternoon in a very pleasant and sunny snow garden.
VO Coaching
Babara MAUBLANC
Tel: +33 (0)6 60 27 60 32
Monica BERNARDI
Tel: +33 (0)6 70 90 50 50
Monica and Barbara, two ski and snowboard instructors propose the highest quality in private lessons.
Travel info
Approx. distance from Calais:
923 km
Driving time from Calais:
9 hrs
Approx tolls from Calais:
€69 ea. way
Gateway airports:
Grenoble - 65 kmLyon - 169 kmChambery - 125 km


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Fed Pres Donald Kohn moved futures 5 points up at 8 am ET by saying that if tighter credit conditions made credit more expensive and discouraged spending, it "would require offsetting policy action." This seems to imply more rate cuts, whether of the fed funds type or the discount rate. He said that the 'uncertainties' in the credit mkts and economy must lead to a 'flexible and pragmatic' approach in making policy.
We are likely to get a rally at the open on this news. Remember, the Street is extremely bearish and for the most part short the market, so the potential for a sharp short-covering rally is very strong. Whether that amounts to a real bottom is very unclear.


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Ron's academic work has focused on political geography (especially electoral studies), urban geography - much of the work in those two fields involving innovative use of multivariate statistical methods - and the history of human geography.
Electoral studies
In this field, Ron has published many innovative analytical and empirical studies of electoral systems and voting behaviour, with particular reference to the United Kingdom, New Zealand, and the United States. Initial work was done while he was still in New Zealand, but the work flourished after his return to England in 1974 in a productive partnership with Peter Taylor with whom he ...
RON JOHNSTON joined the School in 1995, having previously worked in the Departments of Geography at Monash University (1964-1966) and the Universities of Canterbury (1967-1974) and Sheffield (1972-1992) and as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Essex (1992-1995).
Ron's main research has been into electoral studies (with particular reference to voting patterns and constituency delimitation) and social geography (especially urban segergation): much of this work has involved use and development of quantitative analyses. He has also published widely on the recent history of geography. he is the author/co-author of 55 books/monographs, editor/co-editor of 58, and author/co-author ...
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National Junior Honor Society
Advisor: Mrs. Kim Waters
Chapter Website: BMS NJHS Website
Application Form: Applications are open for submission through Google Forms 12/14 to 1/11.
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Dr. Helen Baldwin Middle School's Happie K. Tracy Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society is an organization that recognizes and encourages academic achievement, while developing other characteristics essential to democracy. Membership is open to 7th and 8th graders and members are selected after an application and personal statement is submitted. Selection is made by a committee of faculty and administration. The members meet weekly with a staff adviser and takes on leadership roles throughout the school and community. The organization also commits to several community service projects which may vary year to year. Members are expected to complete two hours of community service during the school year (Sept-June).
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My most trusted advisor has run afoul of an ancient curse. A hex zhat has transformed zhe man into a turkey, of all zhings!
I haff studied for days to discover a remedy for his condition, and finally I am ready to conduct zhe ritual.
I vill reqvire several idols from zhe nearby ruins. You are to brink zhem to me at vonce!
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When I left you all last time, before Helene provided her perspective and before my little wine tangent and book review tangent, I was talking about my hospital routine during those days that my remaining "good" kidney was trying to pull itself up by the boot straps. I will, by the way, keep travelling along those tangents more regularly in due course, but first, let's return to the hospital for a little bit.
The Choice – So, it's morning, I've eaten breakfast, and I'm not yet well enough to walk or do much. It then becomes a choice between reading the newspaper and watching TV. Now remember, I have to make that paper last for the next 18 hours or so, which is not that easy – it's mainly pictures. For those of you who are too young to remember or are overseas and never really knew, this paper – the Herald Sun (affectionately known by some as The Hun) – actually used to be called The Sun News Pictorial. Its name has now changed. Its quality – well, what can I say? …… the pictures are better?
Morning Television – So I invariably choose TV. Morning TV in Melbourne is awesome! NOT! Remember, there are five channels. Two of them have absolutely identical morning magazine-type shows. When I say identical, I'm not kidding. A handsome man and an attractive woman anchoring, making little snide remarks at each other, all in good spirits. Another attractive woman sits at a desk on the side and is a touch more serious because she presents the news. And a number of outside correspondents present little snippets of "interesting" information about the latest diets or the latest houses which have blown away in a freak wind or whatnot.
And just to annoy us poor punters at home – or in the hospital – the shows seem to be totally synchronised with each other. When one has an ad break, the other one does too. So if you're a channel surfer like I am, there is no escape from the ads.
Two of the other channels have children's shows. But where are most children at this time? On their way to or already at school! So, these shows aren't meant for those little sophisticates. No, they're aimed at pre-schoolers. Innocent little cartoons on one, and on the other – bright and bubbly young men and women dressed in bright and bubbly colourful overalls speaking in bright and bubbly tones with constant wide bright and bubbly smiles….. and talking about bright and bubbly things like Wheels of Busses Going Round and Round and Bananas in Pyjamas Coming Down Some Stairs!
And finally, we have a channel which has good, serious, hard-hitting, and credible news ………. in Greek, or Chinese, or Turkish!!
An hour or so later, I'd wake up!!!
And so the mornings would go – look at some pictures, watch some TV, doze off, wake up – on and on. They were going to bore my kidney into submission. Zis time, Herr Kidney, you vill get better or ve vill beam more Australian morning television at you!!!!
My Parents' Visits – By now it's lunchtime. I looked forward to this time because that's when my parents come for their daily visit. This whole drama was hardest on them. My father is 82 and my mother turned 80 four days before my first surgery. Now they are pretty healthy and very fit and get around really well. But this whole thing really knocked them about. First, the suddenness of it – you know, one day we're preparing for my mum's 80th birthday party, the next day I've got the Big C and I'm getting ready for an operation. Second, the magnitude of it, especially the kidney failure. Well if it scared the shit out of us, you can imagine what it did to them.
They came every single day at around noon. If I was asleep they'd just sit there and I'd wake up and see them, and I knew all was right with the world. We wouldn't necessarily talk a lot, and they didn't always stay long, but it was one part of my daily routine that kept me sane.
My father, who I'm convinced must have wanted to be a doctor back in the day, would ask about all my numbers – What's the creatinine level today? Are they checking platelets? And he absolutely loved that Hospital Hand Wash Gel thingy, a bottle of which was in every room. He'd use it every 10 minutes or so.
My mother would come in, say hi, and then disappear to the hospital cafeteria for 15 minutes to get a snack, I suppose. One day, after not having had a good coffee for about 4 weeks, I pleaded with her to bring me one. I really had to beg because she wasn't sure it was a good idea. I finally convinced her that one little cup wouldn't hurt, and she returned with it. It was the best long black I'd ever had, although if I were you, I wouldn't go rushing off to the Cabrini hospital cafeteria for a coffee. It is possible that my judgement might have been slightly impaired at the time…..
The Afternoon – After lunch, just for a change, I'd usually take another nap, and then get stuck into the afternoon TV – basically old cop shows and more news bulletins. I'd also try getting excited by the Herald Sun's daily quiz and crossword and Sudoku puzzles. Are you getting sleepy yet, dear reader? I am, just remembering those days!!
Treatment & Recovery – Throughout this time, I'd have my blood pressure taken hourly, my blood sugar taken every two hours, and full blood work done twice a day. And since I was still having some kind of magic fluid continuously pumped into me intravenously, they had to tend to the cannula – the sharp needly thingy that gets inserted into the vein and attached to a tube. Hospital policy is that the cannula has to be taken out and changed to the other arm every three days. This recannulation process could take anywhere between five minutes and half an hour depending on the experience of the nurse. It could get quite funny because with both cannulation and full blood tests, another hospital policy is that you only get three goes at it. If you don't succeed in those three, you have to call another nurse or doctor and let them have a go. It reminded me of a baseball game and every time they didn't get it into my vein correctly, I'd quietly whisper "Steerike One!" or "Steerike Two!" under my breath. I never pitched a no-hitter, but I reckon I had a pretty healthy ERA…
And importantly, my creatinine level did start going down. If you remember, a healthy level is between 60 and 110 µmol/L (don't ask me what those units actually mean!). Mine was at around 450 µmol/L at the beginning of this adventure. By the time I was really present to what was going on, Marco (the renal magician) had managed to get it down to around 200 µmol/L; and every day, it went down a little further.
I also started feeling better every day. In fact, the more bored I was getting, the more I knew my health was improving. Interestingly, I've found this period the hardest to write about, and I think the reason is precisely because once I started improving everything tended towards routine – tedious, boring…
I still had my moments, but by the end of May it started looking like I was going to pull through!!


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I was born and raised in New Jersey, but I managed to escape. Until recently, my husband and I lived in Istanbul with our three kids. We returned to the U.S. (New Hampshire) in December, 2008. I enjoy traveling, reading, writing, photography, drawing, movies, and fighting crime with my amazing superpowers.
I have a Ph.D. (as well as a Master's) in Social-Developmental Psychology from Rutgers University. My research has looked at the impact of religious beliefs on mental health and illness throughout the lifespan, and I have specialized in developmental psychology, social psychology, abnormal psychology, and psychology of religion. My B.A. is from Yale University, and it is also in psychology.
I have been teaching at the college level since 1995, including courses for Rutgers University, UMUC's Overseas Program (in Germany, Turkey, and Belgium), American University, Marymount University, Johns Hopkins University, and Trinity College. I have been part of UMUC's Distance Education program since 1999, although I took a "breeding sabbatical" in May 2005. I returned to teaching part-time in 2009.
From the author's website.
Minder started as a thought experiment. Most books with a telepathic character give them a love interest whom he or she can't read. I started thinking about the kind of person a telepath could fall in love with. What kind of person would choose to be in a romantic relationship with someone who knew their every thought? That expanded into all of the practical aspects of special abilities. What kind of housing would pyrokinetics have? What happens to telekinetics when they go to sleep? How would high school students with mind control abilities interact? Before I knew it, I had Ganzfield.
Great question! I have three preschoolers, so having the mind-control abilities of a charm would be quite useful right about now. Although, if I could remote view, I'd know where they put my glasses.
It's rare in the Ganzfield world because of the genetics involved. Not to give any spoilers, but Trevor's not the only one in the series.
All of the colors were intuitive choices for me--I simply pondered the emotion and went with the color I "felt." I've had kinesthetic experiences all my life--for example, numbers have colors associated with them in my mind (1=white, 2-yellow, 3=red, 4=blue, etc.). It's just part of how some people process sensory input--there's an overlap between two senses. Some people associate sounds with colors, etc. It's like watching Fantasia...all the time.
I developed Maddie's character to be realistic, and that means she doesn't always do the most moral thing. When she realizes that regular rules don't apply and that she has the ability to change situations, she takes action. She'll deal with some of the consequences of her actions throughout the series, though.
I adore Drew; he cracks me up. He's a friendly teddy bear of a guy who can burn down a house with a thought.
*SMALL SPOILER ALERT* (Highlight the black area to read this question and answer) How did you develop the idea of "soulmating?"
I loved writing every scene from the time Maddie arrives at Ganzfield, but one that stands out is Maddie and Trevor first conversation in the church. It goes back to the original idea--what kind of person would a telepath love, and who would love a telepath?
My background in psychology influenced a lot of the book, but I created the school based on the logical needs of educating an isolated group of "special" teenagers who were expected to integrate back into mainstream society. The Ganzfield facility is based on a real location near North Conway, NH, but it's not a secret training facility for G-positives...as far as I know.
Without a doubt, writing the opening chapter was the biggest challenge for me. I had to realistically portray a terrifying experience from inside the head of the intended victim. I still get shaky hands when I read it.
I hope that the story and the characters stay with them, and that the themes of strength in adversity and the healing power of love come through.
Actually, my brother is a screenwriter, and we've been discussing co-writing the screenplay. I think it could be an incredible movie. If I had my say, though, the main characters (Maddie, Trevor, Drew, Hannah, and Rachel) would be talented unknowns, preferably still in their teens. Since I've had at least three readers say that they picture Dr. Williamson like the Chief from Grey's Anatomy, James Pickens (who plays Dr. Richard Weber) would be a great choice.
I've been an insatiable reader since grade school. I started doing some creative writing in high school and college, but side-tracked into my academic career. However, five years ago I became a stay-at-home mom, and writing became a way to keep my mind working above a preschool level.
I have a huge list. Some of the top contenders would have to be:ENDER'S GAME (Orson Scott Card): Card creates an original world and a sympathetic character who isn't "good."HITCHHIKER'S GUIDE TO THE GALAXY (Douglas Adams): This is simply the funniest novel ever written.The HARRY POTTER series (J.K. Rowling): I'm pretty sure Rowling must be a witch to such enchanting work.JANE EYRE (Charlotte Bronte) and PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (Jane Austen): These classic love stories have surprisingly vibrant female main characters for their day.
I think Orson Scott Card is a great example. He's a talented writer who defies categorization in a single genre, and he also helps other writers develop their craft.
I had a blast in college because I joined the marching band--despite the fact that I didn't play a musical instrument at the time.
Writers have such vivid images of their stories in their heads--they don't actually know what comes through from the paper. Let people tell you. Get feedback from other writers and from people in your target audience. Accept their critiques gracefully and use them to make your work stronger.
Adversary (Book 2) comes out August 20th, and it picks up a couple of months after the end of Minder. Legacy (Book 3) will be released in January 2011. I'm in revisions on Book 4 now, but I hope it will be accepted for publication in the next couple of months and come out in the second half of 2011. I currently have notes for the fifth and sixth books--and ideas for a seventh.
My first novel, Bagastana, is the story of two suburban kids trying to get back from the alternate reality that inspired most of our world's mythology. I also have notes for a novel set at Yale, in which the main character sees ghosts--including the one trapped inside the statue of Nathan Hale.
Kate has kindly offered a Minder t-shirt to one lucky commenter! After reading the book, I love this cover art even more because of its relevance.
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Simply leave a comment on this post by midnight EST on August 4! Don't forget to include your email address so I can contact you for your shipping info and shirt size if you win! To get an extra entry, comment on my review of Minder (be sure to tell me in your entry that you commented on the review)!
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Janie volunteers at USDTC because she loves dogs, loves teaching and seeing them grow and become better pets for their owners.
"When I showed Whippets there was a woman showing Afghans at the time. I would go ringside and watch Sunny Shea & Shirkan and always said "one day". One day came in 1981 when I got my first afghan. Still have them today. Next best was winning Rudi's CD with a score of 187. With an Afghan, that is great!!!!"
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Parson Russell Terrier, Standard Poodle, Dachshund
Lorrie says she volunteers her time at USDTC for the love of all dogs.
"My motto is "Their faults are my failures"...each and every dog has a button that wants to be pushed. It is my goal to find it and help them to exceed beyond anyone expectation. The joy comes in watching them grow and become the success that they strive to be, they are all such pleasers."
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City Economic Development Ad Valorem Tax Exemption (EDATE)
The Economic Development Ad Valorem Tax Exemption (EDATE) allows new or expanded businesses located in the City of Pensacola to apply for up to 10 years' exemption from Ad Valorem taxes for the value of the improvements to real property and tangible personal property.
County Economic Development Ad Valorem Tax Exemption (EDATE)
Escambia County also offers an EDATE incentive.
Targeted industry incentives (PDF)
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Florida has:
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text: DJ'ing is something I have been passionate about since I was in high school. After discovering hip-hop and experiencing the golden era with the likes of Biggie, Tupac, Nas, Mobb Deep and A Tribe Called Quest I love putting together different mixes of 90's and 2000's hip-hop. Here is the audio from a quick mix I done covering multiple decades of hip-hop.


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Dorothy Bishop, Karalyn Patterson and Lord Stern elected Fellows of the Royal Society
The British Academy notes with pleasure the election of three of its Fellows as Fellows of the Royal Society – psychologists Professor Dorothy Bishop and Professor Karalyn Patterson, and economist Lord Stern.
Dr Robin Jackson Chief Executive & Secretary of the Academy, said: "It is a rare distinction to be elected to the regular Fellowship of both the British Academy and the Royal Society, and these Fellows join a select group accorded this recognition. Lord Stern is the fifth President of the British Academy to be elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society".
The other four Presidents to be elected FRS are Lords Bryce (1913-17), Earl Balfour (1921-8), Rt Hon H A L Fisher (1928-32) and Baroness O'Neill (2005-9, Hon FRS).


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Am I eligible to receive benefits?
You must be totally or partially unemployed through no fault of your own, and you must have earned sufficient wages in your base period (the first 4 of the last 5 completed calendar quarters before the start date of your claim, or alternatively the last 4 quarters). Also, you must be able and available for full-time work.
How do I apply for benefits in New Hampshire?
You can apply online at https://nhuis.nh.gov/claimant/.
How much will I receive?
The actual amount you will receive if you meet all eligibility requirements depends on your earnings in what is called the Base Period. For an estimate, the Department of Employment Security has a Benefits Estimator https://nhuis.nh.gov/claimant/index_wba.jsp#est.
How long will I receive these benefits?
The length of time that you will receive benefits is also based on how much you made during the base period, but not more than 26 weeks.
After I start receiving benefits, what do I have to do to remain eligible?
You must register for work, which can be done here https://nhworksjobmatch.nhes.nh.gov/. You must continue to file weekly. Also, you must continue to be able and available for full-time work. You must actively seek employment, while keeping a record of your work search activities. Finally, you must accept suitable work.
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Celiac Disease
Do you have Celiac Disease?
SU Food Services will assist you when eating on campus. Our staff is trained to serve students with celiac disease. All of our dining centers have gluten free lines that have been certified by Kitchens with Confidence. http://kitchenswithconfidence.com/
Finding all the Foods You Need in our Dining Center
Step 1: Contact our Registered Dietitian Ruth Sullivan.
Ruth's phone number is 315.443.9884.
Her email address is email@example.com.
Step 2: Work with Dining Center Managers
Ruth will introduce you to the Dining Center Manager. Take this opportunity to discuss the types of gluten free foods you eat regularly. We will work with our vendors to provide products you prefer whenever possible. If they are unavailable, we will provide a close substitute.
Step 3: Talk to Us
Keep in touch with the staff in the dining center where you eat most often to let them know how you are maintaining your diet and if you would like to see some changes to our gluten free menu.
Step 4: Check the Online Menu
The daily menu is available online. You can find it here:
Daily Menu and Nutrition
Step 5: Venture Out
All SU Food Services Dining Centers have dedicated gluten free lines, plus a variety of other gluten free foods available for you. In addition, all of the SU Food Services facilities can accommodate a gluten free diet. For best options, contact staff at other facilities regarding their gluten free options before going.
Food Allergies
Do you have a food allergy?
SU Food Services will assist you when eating on campus. Our staff is trained to serve students with food allergies and special diets. All of our dining centers are equipped to accommodate students who are allergic to the Big 8 allergens (peanuts, tree nuts, milk, eggs, shellfish, fish, wheat and soy) and special diets including gluten free, vegan, and vegetarian.
How to Use the Dining Center Menu
Our daily menu is available on the SU Food Services web site. You can find it here: Daily Menu and Nutrition
There is a link on the home page that will take you to the menu. If you have a food allergy, this menu will help you plan your meal before you go to the dining center. The menu clearly indicates which foods are vegan, vegetarian and which contain the "Big 8" food allergens.
Menu items in the dining centers also have labels with QR codes. Scan the code to see nutrition information and allergens in the food.
IMPORTANT: If you see an item on the menu without an Otto symbol or any allergen information, assume that it contains an allergen and reach out to Ruth Sullivan at email@example.com. If you see an item with CP next to it, this indicates this item was made in-house at our Bake Shop that uses the Big 8. If you see an item with CP* next to it, this indicates that it was made in our production kitchen or our cook chill facility. Both have been certified as Peanut and Tree Nut free (with the exception of coconut).
Finding all the Foods You Need in our Dining Center
Step 1: Read the Menu:
Always read the menu before going to the dining centers. This will help you feel more confident knowing what is available. If you don't see an item in the dining center that is listed on the menu, ask for it. While in the dining center, if you see an item that is not on the on-line menu, ask the staff what is in the item. Be sure to ask the full-time staff, those wearing the chef coats.
Step 2: Specialty Areas:
Every dining center has vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free areas. All the foods in these areas are produced on separate equipment and are handled completely separate of the other foods in the dining centers to minimize cross-contact. Shaw Dining also serves kosher and halal meals.
Step 3: A Place for Nuts:
The only peanut item we offer is a peanut butter PC (portion control cup). Please check with the management staff to locate where the PCs are kept in your dining center. The only tree nuts we serve are almond milk for cereal and coconut does appear in some of our recipes. Baked goods, pizza shells and other recipes do not contain peanuts or tree nuts, but they are made in our Bake Shop that does use items that contain the Big 8.
Step 4: Special Orders:
If you would like to request a particular food item, talk to your dining center manager or email them. Special orders come at no additional cost to you and is part of your meal plan. We will do our best to accommodate your requests.
Step 5: Communication is Key:
If you are unsure about a particular product or its ingredients, please ask a staff member. If they are unable to answer your question, they will find someone who can help you. Or email us at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Step 6: Venturing Out:
You don't have to limit yourself to eating only in the dining centers. All SU Food Services facilities can accommodate students with food allergies. The staff in these units have also had food allergy training so they will be able to help you choose foods if you have questions.
Step 7: Other Resources:
If you have an allergy to a food item that is not one of the "Big 8", please contact Ruth Sullivan to discuss.


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Ray Allen Travel Dry Bag
Ray Allen Travel Kit is great for the K9 on the go.
This travel kit is great for the K9 on the go. Includes: one 20 liter dry bag, a 15' cable tie-out, 15' x 1/2" Biothane lead, 5' x 1/2" Biothane lead, 2 collapsible bowls (5 cup size), a one liter Vapur water canteen and a small carrying bag for your equipment. The flexible water bottle is made of durable 3-ply construction and BPA-free polyethylene with an easy open cap. The watertight, roll top dry bag has it's own handle great for carrying dog food while traveling and resists moisture intrusion but is not intended for full submersion.
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