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Hard-to-recycle items are non-traditional, recyclable materials that you cannot recycle with your residential recycling curbside pick-up. Electronics, compact fluorescent light (CFL) bulbs, rechargeable batteries, and plastic shopping bags are classified as hard-to-recycle. A number of retailers have programs to collect and recycle them. Many local cities and towns host Hazardous Waste Day events where residents can drop off electronic wastes, batteries, CFL bulbs, etc.
Resources for hard-to-recycle items:
- Earth911 – Find a drop-off location in your neighborhood for a variety of hard-to-recycle items
- Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection – Information on recycling in MA and your community
- Plastic bags – Even though they may have a recycling symbol on them, plastic bags and film cannot be recycled at Massasoit or through residential recycling programs. Many grocery and other retail stores accept these items for recycling, and the bins are usually right at the front of the store. The best idea is to avoid the plastic altogether and shop with reusable bags. Some stores offer you a credit for each reusable bag you bring, and some even give you the option to donate your credit to charity.
- Expanded polystyrene (EPS) – Items made from EPS or Styrofoam cannot be recycled at Massasoit or through most residential recycling programs, even though they often display a number that suggests otherwise. The numbers you see on these items reflect their manufacturing process. Insulation Technology (35 First St., Bridgewater, MA) accepts white #6 foam items for recycling. Items must be clean, bagged, and left inside the company's front doorway. The Home for Foam website has information on other foam recycling locations in the US. The very best action you can take, however, is to avoid purchasing products made of or packaged in foam.
- Electronics, rechargeable batteries, & appliances – Best Buy
- CFLs, rechargeable batteries, plastic plant materials – Lowe's, Home Depot


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A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the untimely death of mega-pop star Whitney Houston on our depression site. I think we were all shocked by this news because Whitney Houston was relatively young (48) and her death was so sudden. Yet in some ways her early demise seemed a possibility over the years as we watched her struggle with depression, anxiety, and addiction. Although official autopsy reports have not come out yet, news reports indicate that there is a strong possibility that Houston had taken a combination of prescription drugs including Xanax and possibly Valium in addition to drinking alcohol prior to her death. Although the singer was found partially submerged in a bathtub at the time of her death, there is great suspicion that Whitney Houston did not die from drowning but from a prescription drug overdose.
Medications such as Alprazolam (Xanax) and Diazepam (Valium) are part of a class of drugs called benzodiazepines. These drugs can be prescribed for a variety of reasons but are used predominantly to treat anxiety and/or panic disorder symptoms. These medications have a relatively quick effect on the central nervous system to produce a calming effect. Yet when one or two benzodiazepines are used at the same time or the individual takes more than the prescribed dosage, there can be disastrous effects for the user. And when you add alcohol to this mix, the danger is even greater. When benzodiazepines are combined with alcohol there is the possibility for your body to basically shut down. Whitney Houston's heart may have stopped beating because her respiratory system was suppressed.
Medical experts agree that anti-anxiety medications such as Xanax can be addictive for some people. It is one of the most popular prescription drugs and according to the New York Times (2010) it is the 8th most prescribed drug in the U.S. While a great majority of people who are prescribed Xanax are not abusing this medication there are those who are overdosing or combining Xanax with other prescription drugs, street drugs, and/or alcohol. And then there are those who are taking Xanax illegally without a prescription. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reported in 2010 that there was an 89% increase in the number of people who visited emergency rooms due to non-medical benzodiazepine use in a four year period between 2004 and 2008. The CDC also reported that the number of emergency room visits due to Xanax in 2008 (104,800) was more than twice the number for another frequently used benzodiazepine, Klonopin (48,400).
Some studies show that one of the reasons that medications such as Xanax may be addictive for some people is that they use the same "reward pathway" as street drugs such as heroin or marijuana.
It is some coincidence that I had just written a post for our anxiety site about the myths of taking anti-anxiety medication about the same time as the media reported that Whitney Houston was dead as the result of a possible overdose of Xanax. At the top of my list is the myth that everyone who takes medication to treat their anxiety, including benzodiazepines such as Xanax, will immediately become addicted. We know that not all Xanax users are addicts or drug abusers but when a celebrity dies of an overdose we tend to blame the medication.
Dr. Peter Breggin, a psychiatrist who writes for the Huffington Post went as far as to say: "If it turns out that Whitney was under the influence of Xanax (alprazolam), then there's a good chance she would be alive today if that drug had never been put on the market." The cause of Whitney Houston's death is still speculative at this point but this is a bold statement. I suppose I could say the same thing about alcohol. My father, who died at the early age of 34, died due to cirrhosis of the liver, a complication of his alcohol abuse. Would he be alive today if alcohol simply did not exist? Maybe" but I am guessing that this is wishful thinking at best. From what I know of addiction, I believe my father would have simply chosen another substance to abuse.
Whitney Houston had a history of drug and alcohol abuse and had been in rehab at least several times during her career. In an interview with Oprah years ago, Houston would confess to routinely using street drugs including marijuana and cocaine. Prescription drugs including Xanax are just part of the story of Houston's multiple addictions.
Getting back to my original question: Did Xanax kill Whitney Houston? I am just guessing that the coroner's report will most likely show that Xanax did play some role in Houston's death. But the fact remains that if this is true, had she taken Xanax at the dosage prescribed without combining it with other substances, and especially alcohol, she might be alive today. There has to be some personal responsibility on the part of the patient.
On Health Central we keep repeating the message to be wary of combining psychotropic drugs with alcohol. For example I have written a much commented upon post about the possible dangers of taking Adderall (a stimulant medication) with alcohol. In reading some of the comments, you would think that I was recommending prohibition for the millennium. Some people just don't want to hear about what may happen if you start mixing alcohol and prescription drugs. Whitney Houston, no doubt, heard the same message but her addiction won and she lost her life.
This was such a tragic ending for a mother, a daughter, and a super star with such a bright light. I dare say that Xanax did not kill Whitney Houston, her addictions did. There is a difference.
Every fan of Whitney Houston hopes that her daughter, Bobbi Kristina, will be able to walk in her mother's footsteps of fame and talent but not succumb to the despair and addiction that her mother did. Only time will tell.
We would like to hear your thoughts on this topic. What do you think really killed Whitney Houston? Do you think that we are too quick to blame prescription medications in the case of misuse and abuse? Does the patient bear any responsibility for not taking a prescription medication as directed? Who do you feel is responsible for Whitney Houston's death? Let us know your opinions. We are eager to hear from you
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The Agile Manifesto contains the following words...
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
I recently experienced a person suggesting that as agilists, we can sign contracts and then just do what feel is right and that every decision after signing should still be a negotiation.
There are ways to make flexible contracts. I have seen contracts designed to specifically require collaboration. I have seen contracts that get regularly re-negotiation based on changing needs.
My preference is to work with a minimal contract (or with pure collaboration if that is possible).
There is always the option to not sign a contract you cannot live with.
Signing a contract with the intent of ignoring it is not collaboration. I would argue that it is very disrespectful to the other party involved.
I have a different word for someone who signs a contract with the explicit intent of ignoring the terms... and it isn't Agilist.
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The Government of Nepal's Housing Reconstruction Program is an owner-driven program which is supported through community mobilization, training, technical assistance and a uniform grant for affected households. Under the leadership of the National Reconstruction Authority (NRA), the program's implementation structure has both, flexibility as well as regular monitoring and evaluation to ensure that implementation is responsive to the needs of beneficiaries.
- Overall, the NRA is responsible for policy guidance, coordination, and oversight of the government's housing reconstruction program.
- The Ministry of Urban Development (MOUD) and the Ministry of Federal Affairs and Local Development (MOFALD) are executing ministries.
- Within the National Reconstruction Authority, a Program Management Unit coordinates and oversees implementation of program activities and the reconstruction process.
- MOFALD and MOUD have established and staffed the Central-Level Project Implementation Units (CL-PIU) in Kathmandu.
- The MOFALD CL-PIU is responsible for facilitating payments of housing grants and logging grievances.
- The MOUD CL-PIU is responsible for defining housing standards and designs, revising and approving training, and coordinating technical assistance across the program.
- MOFALD and MOUD have also established and staffed the District-Level Project Implementation Units (DL-PIU) in all 14 districts.
- The responsibility of the DL-PIUs is to implement activities in their corresponding CL-PIU (central level) mandates at the district level.


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Lewis Carroll's work has been inspirational to a host of authors, illustrators, filmmakers and playwrights alike, his writings perhaps spearheading the genres of modern fantasy and/or literary surrealism. One can detect his influence everywhere from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy to The Matrix, and few of his efforts are more entertaining than his absurdist poems, the most famous of which is probably Jabberwocky.
A slightly lesser-known but equally ridiculous bit of rhyme is The Hunting of the Snark: An Agony in Eight Fits, a poem which describes the collective search for a creature of unknown origin by a group of figures whose designations all begin the letter "B," (The Banker, The Bellman, The Beaver and five others). The poem borrows from Jabberwocky (such as references to other imaginary beasts like the Jubjub or the frumious Bandersnatch), and also has a typically Carrollian dark side (spoiler alert: The Baker may not make it). Some have even conjectured that these "nonsense" poems contain allegory or hidden meanings, though the author always cried ignorance in the face of such speculation.
Carroll may himself have been inspired by traditional "nonsense" writers such as Thomas Hood, and especially William S. Gilbert (of Gilbert and Sullivan fame), and so his work is perhaps naturally adaptable to the stage. In that spirit, the Hampshire Shakespeare Company performs a "comically dramatic" reading of the Snark as a means of helping to raise funds to finance some of its larger and more ambitious stage productions.
Thu., Feb. 28, $10/suggested donation, 7 p.m., The Jones Library, 43 Amity St., Amherst, (413) 548-8118, www.hampshireshakespeare.org.


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Board of Trustees
Lewis A. Sachs '85, B.A., Chair
Marc B. Lautenbach '83, B.A., M.B.A., Vice-Chair
Kristen Fitzwilliam Giarrusso '84, B.A., M.B.A., Vice-Chair/Treasurer
Julia Beyer Houpt '75, B.A., J.D., Secretary
Adam S. Weinberg, B.A., M.A., Ph.D., President (ex-officio)
Active Trustees
James L. Anderson '85, B.A.
Senior Vice President, Communications, Cartoon Network-Adult Swim Boomerang-WarnerMedia
Atlanta, Ga.
George Bodenheimer '80, B.A.
Executive Chairman (retired) - ESPN
New Canaan, Conn.
Cynthia Ooten Booth '79, B.A., M.A.
President & CEO – COBCO Enterprises, Inc.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Daniel J. Brickman '80, B.A.
Head of North America (retired) – Babcock & Brown LP
Darien, Conn.
Casey Chroust '97, B.A.
Senior Vice President – Optoro Inc.
Washington, D.C.
Lisa M. Coleman '88, B.A., M.A., Ph. D.
Senior Vice President for Global Inclusion, and Strategic Innovation; Chief Diversity Officer – New York University
New York, N.Y.
Marcus Colwell '84, B.A., J.D.
Managing Director - HPS Investment Partners LLC
New York, N.Y.
Kathryn Correia '79, B.A., M.H.A.
President and CEO, Legacy Health
Portland, Ore.
John V. Faraci Jr. '72, B.A., M.B.A.
Retired Chairman & CEO – International Paper
Stamford, Conn.
Jeremy J. Flug '83, B.A., M.B.A.
Co-Chairman – Gulftech International
Denver, Colo.
Kristen Fitzwilliam Giarrusso '84, B.A., M.B.A.
Limited Partner – Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.
Boston, Mass.
James T. Glerum Jr. '82, B.A., M.B.A.
Managing Director – Citigroup Global Markets, Inc.
Chairman, Regional Banking North America
Chicago, Ill.
Matthew J. Harrington '84, B.A.
Global Chief Operating Officer – Edelman
New York, N.Y.
David J. Hooker '72, B.A., J.D.
Partner – Thompson Hine LLP
Cleveland, Ohio
Paul W. Hylbert Jr. '66, B.A., M.B.A.
Chairman – Kodiak Building Partners
Longboat Key, Fla.
Jeffrey L. Johnson '81, B.A., M.B.A.
Managing Partner, Lakeshore Holdings LLC
Winnetka, IL
Richard Kienzle '85, B.A.
Founder and Managing Partner – Steep & Deep Ventures
Malvern, Pa.
Suzanne B. Kriscunas '72, B.A., M.A., M.B.A.
Managing Partner and Co-Fund Manager – The Riverside Company
Dallas, Texas
Marc B. Lautenbach '83, B.A., M.B.A.
President & CEO – Pitney Bowes Inc.
Stamford, Conn.
Eric Lindberg '93, B.A., M.B.A.
Executive Chairman – Spence Diamonds
Chief Investment Officer – The Austin E. Knowlton Foundation
Dallas, Texas
Douglas W. Mabie '86, B.A., M.B.A.
Managing Director – Robert W. Baird, Inc.
Chicago, Ill.
Lady Trish Malloch-Brown '86, B.A., M.A.
Studio St. Leonards Partners
Appleshaw, Andover, Hampshire, England
Jeffrey Masten '86, B.A., M.A., Ph.D.
Professor of English and Gender & Sexuality Studies – Northwestern University
Evanston, Ill.
Steven P. Matteucci '78, B.A., J.D.
Chairman - CTC/myCFO – BMO Financial Group, Family Office Unit
Scottsdale, Ariz.
Elena Meth '19, B.A.
Pittsburg, PA.
Amy Todd Middleton '93, B.A.
Head of External Affairs – Standard Industries
Pelham, N.Y.
William C. Mulligan '76, B.A., M.B.A.
Managing Partner – Primus Capital Funds
Mayfield Heights, Ohio
Stephen Polk '78, B.S.
President and CEO – Highgate, LLC
Birmingham, Mich.
George V. Russell '88, B.S., M.D., M.B.A.
Chairman, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Mississippi Medical Center
Ridgeland, MS
Lewis A. Sachs '85, B.A.
Co-Founder & Managing Partner – Gallatin Point Capital
Greenwich, Conn.
Kelsey Schwimmer '18, B.A., M.S.Ed
Third Grade Teacher – Allen M. Stearne School
Philadelphia, PA
Thomas E. Szykowny '79, B.A., J.D.
Attorney, Partner – Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP
Columbus, Ohio
G. Jackson Tankersley '72, B.A., M.B.A.
Founder and Managing Director – Meritage Funds
Denver, Colo.
Jamie K. Thorsen '77, B.S., M.B.A.
Head of Foreign Exchange & China Capital Markets, Executive Managing Director (retired) – BMO Capital Markets
Glencoe, Ill.
Kenneth E. Wegner '85, B.A.
President – The Jel Sert Company
Elmhurst, Ill.
Susan D. Whiting '78, B.A.
Director/Trustee/Advisor, Former Vice-Chair – Nielsen
New York, N.Y.
Life Trustees
Mary Jane LeVan Armacost '62, B.A.
North Palm Beach, FL
David H. Bayley '55, B.A., A.B., M.A., Ph.D.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus - State University of New York at Albany
Granville, OH
Ronald S. Beard '61, B.A., J.D.
Chair of the Board (retired) - Callaway Golf
Laguna Hills, CA
Charles A. Brickman '54, B.A., M.B.A.
Scottsdale, AZ
Walter F. Burke '71, B.A., Ph.D.
Wilmette, IL
John A. Canning Jr. '66, B.A., J.D.
Chairman - Madison Dearborn Partners LLC
Chicago, IL
Janet Crown '85, B.A., M.S.
Owner - Burn 60 Fitness Studios
Los Angeles, CA
Mark F. Dalton '72, B.A., J.D.
Co-Chairman - Tudor Investment Corporation
Stamford, CT
Paul A. Dimitruk '71, B.A., J.D.
Chairman & Partner - Partners Capital Investment Group, LLC
Boston, MA
Michael D. Eisner '64, B.A.
Founder/CEO - The Tornante Company; Former President/CEO - The Walt Disney Company
Beverly Hills, CA
Martha Dunbar Hall '81, B.A., M.B.A
Louisville, KY
Dana Hart '76, B.A., M.A.
New York, NY
Ro Nita Hawes-Saunders '73, B.A., M.A.
Executive Director - Dayton Contemporary Dance Company
Dayton, OH
W August Hillenbrand, B.S., A.M.P.
Founder/CEO - Hillenbrand Capital Partners, LLC.
Batesville, IN
Thomas E. Hoaglin '71, B.A., M.B.A.
Columbus, OH
Charlotte Power Kessler '65
New Albany, OH
John D. Lowenberg '64, B.A.
Anvil Management Company, LLC
Vero Beach, FL
Sharon Smith Martin '65, B.A.
Denver, CO
William T. McConnell '55, B.A., M.B.A.
Former Chairman of the Executive Committee - Park National Corporation
Granville, OH
Malcolm A. McNiven '51, B.A., M.S., Ph.D.
Senior Vice President for Marketing (retired) - Bank of America
Stamford, CT
Donald B. Shackelford '54, B.A., M.B.A.
Retired Chairman of the Board – Diamond Hill Capital Management
Sarasota, FL
Gary V. Simpson '84, B.A., M.Div., D.Min.
Senior Pastor - Concord Baptist Church of Christ
Brooklyn, NY
John N. Taylor Jr. '57, B.A., M.B.A.
Dayton, OH
Joseph H. Thomas '56, B.A., M.B.A.
Thomas and Company LLC
Beachwood, OH
Alexander Thomson '59, B.A., M.S.
Associate Vice President (retired) - U. of Cincinnati Med. Center
Covington, KY
R. Scott Trumbull '70, B.A., M.B.A.
Retired Chair - Franklin Electric Co., Inc.
Ottawa Hills, OH


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Alberto Viotto, Senior Director of Web Marketing & Strategy, shares his insights on what makes a compelling website, and how DocuSign's new site (www.docusign.com) will provide a more customized and relevant user experience than ever before.
Since joining DocuSign several months ago, my mission has been simple: Highlight what digital transformation can do to impact the business. Yes, it makes business faster, more convenient, and less costly — but how do these benefits actually affect people on an individual basis?
While hundreds of thousands of individuals visit DocuSign.com each month, our job was to help create a website which didn't just highlight the benefits of our product, but vividly illustrated how DocuSign impacts your day-to-day work based on your specific career and industry.
We received numerous suggestions leading up to our relaunch: Could we provide a stronger sense of leadership on the site? Could the site be optimized for mobile? Could the site act as an entry point for each and every one of our hundreds of thousands of customers, yet provide each with the right information finely attuned to their individual needs?
You asked — we listened. But it would take intuition, talent, and work from members across multiple teams. We started with the story of how the Special Olympics' implementation of DocuSign helped athletes provide all documentation required, and complete said documentation from all around the world. While this is just one customer-centric story, it's a reflection of DocuSign's continually expanding capacity to provide businesses, organizations, nonprofits and more with a consistent, reliable, cost-effective means to transact business instantly and securely in just a few taps.
How long did it take to turn this idea of DocuSign's customizable power into a website? Over the span of five weeks, we went from analyzing data and feedback, to deciding the direction our content strategy would take, to executing. We developed an editorial committee with people from PR, Marketing, Sales, Product and more. We wanted a set of distinct opinions and voices. It was a very collaborative effort.
Of course, you can't go digital without analyzing data. We found that our customers typically don't like scrolling far down the page — so we incorporated this into our redesign. We wanted to make important content more prominent and increase the clarity of where each button would lead.
Our goal is that everyone will find relevant content finely-tuned to their interests: from Transaction Rooms, to Payments, to the Winter Release, we're putting out dynamic, varied content that's relevant to our visitors based on what they do and where they work. Personalization is a large part of our innovation: Not everyone will have the same experience on the DocuSign website. If two people with two different backgrounds come to our websites — say one an SMB owner and another a digital marketer — they will have two unique experiences with content curated for their specific goals.
The most important thing I've learned from this project is to have a clear objective. This project was successful because we had a strong, consistent vision for what we wanted. All in all, the launch of the new site has been a great learning experience — but it's really only the beginning. It has brought together a rich variety of people with different backgrounds, different strengths, and different experiences. As we move toward a second release, we're continually searching for more ways to make the user experience even more dynamic and helpful.
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Besides led exercises and arm toning, you should also focus on working your core because it is an important part of your body and there are many muscles there that need to be taken care of. The core includes the abs, the obliques, the lower back muscles, and the glutes and is vital that you choose exercises that engage these muscles and strengthen them. If you wonder why you should never neglect working your core, here are some strong reasons.
Working your core doesn't require fitness equipment
If for other muscles in your body you need to invest in fitness equipment or go to the gym, the core muscles can be easily worked without any kind of equipment. The most popular exercises are squats that involve maintaining a straight back while lowering your body. Next, you have the crunches that contract your core muscles to the fullest. You can even work your core muscles by lifting weights and keeping your body straight or by performing any exercise that contracts your core.
The core muscles are related to your balance
Every time you need to stand upright or to sit on a chair, you involve your core muscles into keeping you straight and balanced. If you work your core muscles, you will make them stronger and you will improve your stability.
If you work your core, you work your abs
When you think about core muscles, you think about your abdomen so, if you work your core, you work your abs and you will get a ripped ab. Who doesn't want to have a flat and sculptured abdomen? If you do, then you should squat every day, do crunches, and try aerobics that burn belly fat and build muscle mass in the core area.
Stronger core muscles help you with your daily activities
Most of your daily activities depend on your core muscles so by working them, you will significantly improve your life. You will protect your back from injuries and you will improve the condition of your joints which will help you go on with your daily chores.


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CToday, I am going to share with you my honest thoughts about the CoinCredit System which is one of the recently launched cryptocurrency trading robots. The anonymous team of creators behind it claims that it already has over 500,000 active users. I have to say that this sounds ridiculous especially given the fact that the robot is a newly launched app.
The first red flag for me personally is the fact that the people behind this crypto software are anonymous. This means that no one will take any kind of responsibility in case you lose your investments.
In the following paragraphs, I am going to carefully investigate this online trading system in order to provide you with some objective and interesting info regarding its real performance. As of now, I can just say that the crypto robot doesn't seem to be reliable, at all.
Top Recommendation
I would suggest you consider a different system that has already been proven to work. This is the Crypto CFD Trader robot made specifically for trading crypto assets in the most profitable way possible.
Who Has Created Coin Credit System?
As I have already mentioned in the introduction, there isn't any info about the supposed creators of this crypto trading robot. It is only said that it has been developed by a team of people. In my personal opinion, and based on my own experience, a group of scammers is just making everything possible to remain well hidden. This is a typical attitude considering the fact that the trading platform is most likely nothing more than a scam solution.
I am also pretty disappointed with the fact that the whole website of the cryptocurrency trading robot is a blank web-page and there isn't any information about its implemented algorithm, special features or accuracy rate.
Review Verdict: CoinCredit Is Scam
If I have to be completely honest, this trading robot will be taken down in just a couple of months as it is so obviously a scam and a fake crypto trading solution. Still, this doesn't mean that it is unable to scam many inexperienced traders so I must warn them about this dangerous software.
Negative Testimonials & Other Scam Factors
I browsed the web to collect some objective information about the performance of the crypto trading software. I gathered many former users' testimonials and all of them were negative. As I thought, people have just lost their funds.
Everything I found in terms of information for this software only confirms my suspicions that it is a 100% scam. Nothing about the CoinCredit System seems to be authentic and real. Not to mention that there is almost no info about who created it or how it works. This is why I believe that the software is just the next scam in the already long list of unreliable trading solutions.
Not only the users' testimonials are negative, but the other reviews on the software, too. You should, therefore, stay away from the landing page of the fake crypto robot.
Find Another Crypto Robot!
I would like to finish this review by telling all my regular followers to find a trading solution that is already proven to work properly. The Coin Credit System is definitely not a wise choice so you should not even consider it as an option. Remember, signing up for this scam will only make you lose your funds. Do not allow this to happen.
Review Verdict: CoinCredit Is Scam
Hello, I am Collin Tyusm. I am a Forex blogger. I have created my blog, because I want to help people learn more about Forex & CFD Trading Software and Bots.


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How A/B testing can boost you campaign performance
During our conversations with customers, we often discover that the most inspiring part of the email campaign design for them is when they all come together to decide which version of their newsletter would be more appealing to their clients. They find it difficult to predict which title would work best for their newsletter subscribers, or which picture would urge them to click through to their website. A/B testing will give the answers they need – and sometimes the answers that they least expect.
The email census study from econsultancy revealed that less than 33% of email marketers test regularly their campaign performance, the rest does an occasional test or doesn't test at all. Moreover, 74% of the companies that tested regularly found the Email marketing Return On Investment to be excellent or good, double as much as the companies that don't test at all.
When we announced the A/B split test feature we offered answers to those problems. Many of our customers did not know what this possibility could do to the performance of their email newsletter. For instance, you can use the A/B split test in case you find it difficult to decide which title would work best for your newsletter campaign, and deliver a better open rate. This feature helps you send two different versions of your campaign, like two different titles etc, only to a portion of your recipients' list, a randomly selected "test group" for just a short time, and then automatically send only the best performing campaign, meaning the one opened or clicked the most, to the rest of your list. So this 'test group" of recipients will give you their opinion, and they will show you which version of your product or service will work best.
So our clients can boost their open rate by testing how certain words in their subject line would work, how cleverly using punctuation or entering some subject line icons would affect the newsletter performance. But if you don't test the changes, you will never know, will you?
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Holy Trinity Church, Ratoath
6 March 2016
01 8256207
" www.ratoathparish.ie
Opening hours for the Parish Office: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday; 9.30a.m. – 4.00p.m.
Eucharistic Adoration: Every Wednesday 10:00 a.m. until10.00 pm. All welcome.
Please pray for Martha Callanan Galway (cousin of the Cusack family, Raystown) and
Ann Glavey (Ballyhaunis and late of Glascarn Lane) who died during the week. May they rest in peace.
This weekend the boys and girls in Sixth Class who are preparing for Confirmation in April will join us for their final Mass of preparation. We welcome them with their parents.
First Confessions for the boys and girls of Rathbeggan National School will take place on Tuesday 8th March and for St. Paul's National School on Thursday 10thMarch – both ceremonies at 7.30pm
Next weekend 12th/13th March there will be a mission appeal on behalf of the St Patrick's Missionary Society, better known as the Kiltegan Fathers. We welcome Father Sean Cullen to our parish. St Patrick's Missionary Society was founded on St Patrick's Day 1932, by Father Patrick Whitney, a priest from the Diocese of Ardagh and Clonmacnois. Since then, Kiltegan Priests, together with volunteer priests and lay people from different Irish Dioceses including Meath, have worked firstly in Nigeria, and later in Kenya, Central & South Africa, Brazil and the West Indies. Today there are 281 Kiltegan priests of whom 28 are African. They have 58 students in Africa preparing for the priesthood. That seed sown by the Irish church has grown in surprising ways.
Through this visit, Fr Cullen will recall how missionary work is central to our faith and thank you for your generous support in the past.
Today's gospel story of the Prodigal Son
In reflecting upon the parable of the Prodigal Son, the spiritual write Henri Nouwen once wrote: "Perhaps the most radical statement Jesus even made is "Be compassionate as your Father is compassionate". God's compassion is described by Jesus not simply to show us how willing God is to feel for me or to forgive my sins and offer me new life and happiness, but to invite me to become like God and to show the same compassion to others....I am destined to step into my Father's place and offer to others the same compassion that he offered me. The return to the Father is ultimately the challenge to become the Father".
6 Mar
Fourth Sunday of Lent
13 Mar
Fifth Sunday of Lent
7. 7.00pm
Teresa Berry
Brendan McDermott
Patrick & Margaret Reilly
7. 7.00pm
Eileen, James Margaret & Patrick Woods
9. 9.00am
Patrick & Colette Devenny
1 9.00am
Kay & Brendan Menton
1 11.00am
Leah Cooke Halligan
1 11.00am
Leigha McKeown
Mary Brazil (Months Memory)
& Michael Brazil
1 12.15pm
Sue McDermott (Months Memory)
Seamus, Kit & Bridget Ennis
Andy, Lillian Pudser & Tony Toole
Baby Marcus Crawley
Monday Pat Reynolds Tuesday Special Intention
Thursday Special Intention Friday Leo Digan (Months Memory)
Saturday Mass in the Nursing Home 11.00a
A meeting for parents who have children for baptism in the near future will be held in the
Parish Pastoral Centre on Wednesday 9th March at 8.00pm
Envelope Collection for the week ending 21st & 28th February €1,639.10 Many thanks for your continued support and generosity
Do something amazing – Do a Catholic Gap Year. See netministries.ie
Support Trocaire's Lenten Appeal.
For the past 43 years, through the support of the Irish people, Trocaire has helped to transform the lives of people throughout the world. By supporting Trocaire you have helped ensure that families can earn an income and have enough to eat, you have helped communities to rebuild their lives after disasters and conflict and you have defended the rights of people under threat.
Your contributions help make a difference to some of the most vulnerable people in our global community.
€5 would provide 15 kg of maize flour to make porridge, feeding 50 children for a day in Malawi.
€10 would provide tools and seeds for a family in Sierra Leone.
€30 would provide a school kit, to pay for school fees, books and pencils for children in Somalia.
€65 would pay for food, shelter and community support for refugees fleeing conflict in Middle East.
€100 would ensure a young mother can deliver her baby safely with the help of a midwife in Somalia.
€250 would provide training in small business management for women in Ethiopia allowing them to develop other sources of income and take control of their lives.
Prayer for Mother's Day
Thank you Lord for all our mothers.
On this day let us think of them, whether they are with us or gone to their heavenly reward. We think of their kindness, their compassion, and their care for us and above all their unconditional love. We pray that you will watch over them and support them in the joys and struggles of their daily lives.
This we ask through Christ our Lord. Amen
World Youth Day Krakow, Poland 2016! WYD is a gathering of young Catholics from around the world with Pope Francis. It is for young people (18-35) who wish to deepen, share and celebrate their faith. From18th July to 2nd August the youth of the Diocese of Meath will be participating in this amazing event. Please find information and booking forms available @www.dioceseofmeath.ie/youth
Ratoath College Uniforms. Fittings for 1st year girls takes place in Blondells from 7th -11th March. For boys from14th– 18th March. Current students requiring skirts and trousers can also order at this time. Phone 01 8257 711
GAA Lotto Results: No's drawn were 10,14,16 & 22. No winner.
Membership Renewal: Ratoath GAA want to play its part in facilitating the coaching and development of all local children by provision of structured football, hurling and camogie for males and females. If your child wants to be part of the club and participate in 2016, membership is a necessary requirement and now due. It is €100 for under 7'w; €150 for all other single membership and €300 maximum for a family. A €20 additional payment from members entitles all over 16's to use the club gym. New members are welcome. Find out more or renew online at www.ratoathgaa.ie.
Board of Management meeting in St. Paul's National School, Ratoath on Wednesday the 9th of March at 6.30pm


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It's time to get FIRED UP, fellow geeks!
Geeky Antics Network Global (GANG) was founded by Yogizilla (Yomar Lopez) thanks to friendly nudges from ObioneX2 (James Tarr) and other awesome geeks. I want this to be *our* baby, focusing on collaboration and building something bigger than any one person, project, or brand. The essence of GANG is teamwork and doing away with archaic, cut-throat ways of doing things. It's all about passionate people getting together and geeking out..
Without further ado – here are the ways we can team up and some of those awesome geeks we keep mentioning!
There are many ways we can work together. Here are a few of the skill sets and opportunities we'll be seeking:
- Custom Artwork (i.e. logos, overlays, intros, etc.)
- Guest Blogs & Reblogging
- Podcast Guest Hosts
- Social Media Promotions
- Giveaways Hosting & Donations
- Community Playdates & Livestreaming
- Video Game Tournaments & Ladders
- Paid Endorsements & Ad Spots
- Paid Reviews & Promotional Content
- Public Relations & Media Archives
- Freelance Writing & Marketing Projects
We are particularly interested in working with small businesses, startups, and professionals in the gaming, consumer electronics, fictional writing, SAAS, and related industries. You know, all things considered geek. There are many tangents that most do not even think of. Heck, game mechanics and game theory are at work all around us so, surely, we have common goals and similar audiences!
NOW AVAILABLE: Staff Openings & Projects
And now for the entire GANG roster and what we do…
UPDATE: The bios here reflect our core team; that is, our most active contributors, collaborators, and exclusive partners. The text in italics indicates each person's primary department, though we all wear many different hats – that's part of the fun!
The GANG
Yomar "Yogizilla" Lopez – Social Media Strategy, Training, & Creative Direction – Yogi is an IT veteran with experience in game development and design that goes as far back to the 80s. He currently freelances as a ghostwriter, marketing consultant, and business coach (yes, that's a thing). His dream is to one day focus on creative writing and game design, perhaps with a little cartooning and electronica music dabbling thrown in for variety. He'll be heading up all creative projects on GANG so we establish proper marketing systems, acceptable quality standards, and a wide breadth of subject matter. Yogi also built this site and many others by himself, which explains the MS-Paint graphics.
- Twitch – http://twitch.tv/Yogizilla
- YouTube – http://youtube.com/Yogizilla
- Twitter – @Yogizilla
- Personal Site – http://yomar.me
Andy "Spathizilla" Fewtrell – Technology & Quality Control – Yogi's brother-from-another-mother and one of the original members of Clan NoF (Nipples of Fate), Andy is our resident techie and developer. He has experience with big companies such as Sierra and CCP (EVE Online). These days, Andy contributes to the modding community for many games, including Minecraft! He's gonna keep things in tip-top condition around here and report about tech stuff. w00t! Also, don't touch his corner.
- Twitch – http://twitch.tv/Spathizilla
- Twitter – @Spathizilla
James "ObioneX2" Tarr – Live Events & Gameplay Videos – Obi is hardcore when it comes to quality standards for A/V content. He's been a long-time Twitch streamer and Vlogger so he's seen first-hand what works and doesn't. As such, he'll be our specialist for quality control and video production in particular.
- Twitch – http://twitch.tv/ObioneX2
- YouTube – http://youtube.com/ObioneX2
- Twitter – @ObioneX2
Dakota "Asmodeus" Ellis – Public Relations & Market Research – Asmo has been involved in various growing gaming communities on the ground level so he understands how things thrive, stagnate, or die off better than most. We see him as a huge asset because he can provide a fresh perspective for community engagement, sleeper-hit games, and technology trends. His "can do" attitude will make him great as a community manager, promoter, blog contributor, and media coordinator.. But his main role here is helping us establish new PR contacts and stay abreast of the latest haps in geek culture. We also have plans to get Kota into podcasting for the first time ever – he'll pop his cherry right here on GANG!
- Hiding in the shadows.. So mysterious!
James "Yuri" Fortengard – International News & Reviews – Yuri has often been considered a troll due to his strong opinions and unfiltered expression. We see him as a passionate individual (and resident asshole) who just needs a chance to show what he's really about. Yuri has an impressive resume and we're excited to have him join us in this auspicious project. Last we checked, he speaks a kajillion languages and can build a boat out of matchboxes, paperclips, and soda bottles. It's only natural we'll have him head up our efforts to tap into international media outlets and markets.
- Twitter – @Fortengard
- Favorite Site – http://gaminghistory101.com
[Neo]Jake McClenehan – Arts & Promotions – NeoJake joins us as a blog contributor, guest host, and resident expert on the arts. He will be providing creative oversight on music, sound effects, graphics, and other assets. Jake loves his indie games and classics, too! We're particularly excited to have him share his personal works with us and help us come up with some cool bumpers, intros, and music loops.
- Twitter – @NeoJakeMcC
- Personal Site – https://soundcloud.com/jake-mcclenahan
Stan Faryna – Newsletters & Community Events – THE Faryna himself is here! Stan and Yogi go way back. They used to work on a podcast miniseries called Not Just Another Business Podcast (#NJAB). They've also collaborated on blogs, social media, and marketing projects/promotions. Stan is a very easy-going guy whose voice will likely put you in a trance. He is an author with some deep philsophical insights. Stan is into comics, social games, and all sorts of geeky stuff.
- Twitter – @Faryna
- Personal Site – http://stanfaryna.wordpress.com
- Facebook – http://yomar.me
Michaela "PrincessKitty" Langley – Podcasts & Promotions – Ms. Kitty is our first non-dude on GANG but that's not why she is cool. Her story is one many of us can relate to. Her geeky passions, particularly in gaming, helped make her who she is today. Michaela will be joining Yogizilla and other geeks to discuss the inner workings and behind-the-scenes stuff in gaming: social issues, game mechanics, theories, strategies, and the like. We're going to go deep and provide a fresh perspective on games of the digital and tabletop varieties.
- Twitch – http://twitch.tv/RenayeBones
- Twitter – @Renaye_Bones
Chris Gannon – Editorials & Reviews – Chris and the Gaming Death Podcast crew join us as exclusive content partners. Chris shares a lot of the same passions and gripes we have about gaming, movies, social issues, and the like. This guy is a real geek and we love him for it! It is also worth noting that Chris considers FTL: Faster Than Light one of the best games ever made – bonus points awarded for that!
- Twitch – http://twitch.tv/DeathOfNation
- YouTube – http://youtube.com/DeathOfNation
- Twitter – @DeathOfNation
- Personal Site – http://gamingdeath.com
Affiliates & Advisors
While we are trying to keep the stench of big, soul-less corporations away from the Geeky Antics network, we do see the value in affiliates, advisors, and supporters working from the sidelines. These are the folks that are affiliated with GANG but not necessarily part of our network or our core team:
- Fred Rojas – Marketing, Editorials, & Retro Games – THE Spydersvenom himself, Fred is the founder of Gaming History 101 (not to be confused with Hardcore Gaming 101 or Game Mechanics 101). Much like Yogi and a bunch of our other GANG peeps, Fred has a very diverse backgroud. He is a social media strategist with experience in traditional marketing. He appreciates games on all platforms and styles. These days, he is focusing on his career interests but he still keeps up with the gaming industry and geek culture. We tip our hats off to Fred as he somehow manages to produce quality content consistently without any interest in monetary gain. He will likely tell you that he does not want to lose his passion for video games and, thus, it is all a labor of love. Fred is the real deal.
- Chip Cella – Public Relations & Tabletop Games – CaptinChaos is known as one of the grumpiest gamers over at AllGames.com but, believe us: he is a swell guy! Over the past several years, he has grown The B-Team Podcast from a warm-up act for VGO (Video Game Outsiders) to one of the most-respected gaming shows around. Chip has built quite the rolodex of contacts so, if you need guests, he's a good guy to befriend (for that and many other reasons). We're hoping he'll help us show more love to tabletop games as that marketplace is booming and, really, the stuff coming out is far more interesting than today's typical big studio video game release.
- Matt Bradford – Journalism, Canadiasm, & Voice Acting – Our beloved Canadian, MattoMcFly (or "Moto", as Obi calls him), has been featured on many gaming and zombie-related sites. He is an active host on Zombie Cast and VGO (Video Game Outsiders). Matt makes his rounds all over the interwebz, too. You should check out Matt Bradford's SoundCloud page (BTW, this is not the musician dude.. our Matt is WAY cooler).
Naturally, as a small team, we all wear different hats so titles are mostly for the purpose of fancypants effect. Our primary focus will be on podcasts and blog content, but we will be doing more videos, published works, and the like. As our priorities shift, we'll expand our core team and responsibilities. That said, we're always open to guest contributions and volunteers!
Learn more about GANG by checking out our other pages and use our GANG contact form if you want to get in touch. We're ready to hear your awesome ideas and help make them happen!


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Permanent Pictorial Cancellation – Lion-tailed macaque – Kalakad – Tamilnadu – Special Covers
Kalakkad is a town located in Tirunelveli district. Kalakkadu Wild Life Sanctuary is situated in area of 223 sq kms in the Tirunelveli District, including the foothills of Western Ghats and the adjoining area. The flora ranges from forests of tropical wet ever-green to Tropical dry deciduous and thorn forest at down hills. Lion tailed Macaque, Nilgiri Langur, Bonnet Macaque and Common Langur, Nilgiri Tahr, sambar, Sloth Bear, gaur, Elephant, Tiger, Flying Squirrel, Panther, Wild Dog, Pangoline are some of the wild life seen in the sanctuary. Besides, a wide range of birds and reptiles could be seen.
The cancellation depicts Lion tailed macaque.
Date of Cancellation:- 03.10.1978.
Contributed By:- Mr Sandeep Chaurasia, Gorakhpur


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It's been two years ago this month that I started this blog. I can't believe that much time has passed already. My adventure into steampunk as an art form has been creative, stimulating, educational, fun, but most of all, satisfying. If you want to read any of my blogs, there all here. But if you only have time for one, let it be this because there is such a spectacular array of neat things here.
I've welcomed you into this process and I hope you've enjoyed the ride so far. I've had my share of ups and downs, creative explosions and delays. Personal and professional challenges have arisen, sometimes seemingly out of nowhere. If you're new to blog, please take a gander at my previous entries. It was one year ago this week that I had a major surgery that truly changed my life. I am grateful to be alive. And yep, I blogged about it (see How to Turn a Herniated Umbilical into Vampire Material).
I'm keeping this entry short. I'm going to share a few of my favorite pics and give an update on Strax and the Widow. Strax will be digitally published next month. I've jumped some incredible hurdles to finally get it into print. But I don't regret a single minute of the work. It has been pure pleasure. Thank you to my beta readers, editor and designer. I can not wait to unleash Kate Church on the world. Please watch my social media links below for a definite release date and enjoy some of my most popular works.
As I selected the pics below, I realize how far I've come as a maker, creator and chameleon. I did all the make up, modelling and costuming for the pics below unless credited otherwise. Enjoy! And thank you for reading.
My first and favorite hat, not for sale.
Yes, I love hats. I hope you do too because….
Another favorite hat. But it's for sale in my Etsy store.
The Clockwork Hat, also available in my Etsy store.
Some unique and gorgeous jewelry.
I've definitely had some fun with horror and cosplay as well:
One of my fabulous hats and my favorite steam wig.
Some steam influence on two large public art projects, The Harry and Hanley Project ("The Clockwork Cat") and stl250 Cakeway to the West ("The Spirit of St. Louis").
A little mystery here.
I've gone on some fun adventures:
Best house tour ever, from Lafayette Square earlier this summer.
And so much more to come, thank you for reading,
The latest "The Vampire's Little Black Book" series volume 8, "Everyone Looks Better Undead" by Victoria L. Szulc is available on amazon/kindle.
-A new photo/comic book/essay "The Heroine" is coming soon to Amazon/Kindle.
-"Strax and the Widow" will debut this summer on Amazon/Kindle.
-Like on Facebook-The Countess, Official Fanpage of Victoria L. Szulc
-Follow on Twitter-@TheCountessSP
-On Pinterest-Victoria Szulc (nee Schultz)
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For the second year now, we have gotten together with some of our friends for a special
Valentine's Dinner.
My friends, Vicki and Jeff, have always hosted in their spectacular house.
And this year we had a wonderful menu and a perfect time with great friends.
Vicki decorated her house beautifully, full of candlelight and flowers.
Everything was beyond perfect.
Christina, Vicki, me, and Heather.
(We were missing a few–hopefully they will make it next year.)
Here are a few pics of some of the delectable food and drinks that we had for our lovely little party.
We started this party last year, when all of us were sitting around complaining about eating out on Valentine's Day (not to mention other date holidays), and decided that it would be a wonderful idea to host our own dinner.
We all bring one part of the meal.
My contribution to this dinner was the
Four-Cheese Stuffed Ravioli with Spicy Marinara and Garlic Roasted Shrimp.
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"I think I'll eat dinner before I go stake out a spot. I'll probably eat dinner again after it's over."Bow (バウ Bau?) is a lazy dog villager from the Animal Crossing series, only appearing in Animal Forest e+. He could only move into a village if the player has his e-reader card. It is possible that Bow's name comes from "Bow-wow", a sound that dogs are considered to make in popular culture. He is very similar in name and appearance to Meow.
― Bow, Animal Forest e+
Bow is a yellow dog with brown ears and a green face. The tips of his paws are white and brown and his stomach is white. The clothing Bow originally sports is the Houndstooth Knit. He and Meow are based on the Bowlingual and Meowlingual devices. Bow, Meow, Sprocket and Ribbot are all robot villagers. Sprocket and Ribbot are more similar to the general pop culture depiction of robots, with obvious mechanical parts and visible screws. Meow and Bow instead have faces designed to resemble monochrome LCD screens, with the outside of their faces both having a button or logo placed on their forehead.
Below is a brief description of the lazy personality. For more information, click here.
Bow is a lazy villager, which means he will enjoy sleeping and eating. He will often conflict with jock villagers, due to not exercising and will often argue with snooty villagers as snooty villagers become irritated because he doesn't care about his appearance.
- Bones's, another dog villager with the same personality, with the difference being the old brick wallpaper and office flooring. He also has K.K. Love Song playing on a stereo if he has one. Bow's house is the same as
Bow shares his name with another anthropomorphic dog from the Breath of Fire RPG series. Though that Bow's name while likely having the same origin, it is a double meaning as his class is an archer.
Bow is named after the BowLingual, a computer-based dog-to-human translation device which was made and sold in Japan in 2002. A follow-up device named the Meowlingual was also made, which the villager Meow was named and modeled after.


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Flashback Five – Balloon Boy Exposed! How Do Movie Fakers Fess Up When the Time Comes?
Oh, Balloon Boy. For a few precious hours you commanded our attention and love. You gave us something to Twitter about. But it was all for naught, since it turned out your parents were pulling a fast one in an effort to land that latest and greatest of American dreams: A reality TV show. And when the truth came out, the country — nay, the world, turned against you. Still, it shouldn't have come as a surprise to movie fans, who've seen more than a few audacious hoaxes exposed on-screen, such as…
1. The Hoax (2007)
After concocting an increasingly elaborate story about penning Howard Hughes' autobiography, Clifford Irving (Richard Gere) is forced to come clean when Hughes himself denies the hoax. Irving confesses in exchange for reduced jail sentences for him and his wife, though they still end up in jail. So in Irving's case, it isn't until he's forced to confess that he admits to his lie… And he pays the consequences.
2. Shattered Glass (2003)
Like The Hoax, Shattered Glass is also based on a true story, this time of New Republic reporter Stephen Glass (Hayden Christensen), who fabricated most (or all) of the stories he wrote for the magazine. But even when confronted with the truth by a lawyer, Christensen just sits silently rather than admitting to the ruse. The lesson here? Lie, lie, lie.
3. Krippendorf's Tribe (1998)
Here's the hilarious difference between biopics and movie comedies: When it comes to comedies there's a chance you'll get away with it, as Richard Dreyfuss does in this flick. Dreyfuss' panicked anthropologist fudges his research, and when given the chance to come clean, he instead gets a real African tribe to pretend to be the fake African tribe he created. And then he lives happily ever after. Hooray for lying!
4. Capricorn One (1978)
…And then there are the murderous hoaxes, like the one in this 1978 thriller, in which the American government fakes an aborted Mars landing. Elliott Gould, as a journalist, tries to bring the hoax to light multiple times, and ends up revealing the hoax on national TV. Turns out the government killed pretty much everyone involved in the scandal. Efficient, but inadvisable.
5. The Wizard of Oz (1939)
How can you have a list of movie hoaxsters without the most famous shyster of them all: The great and powerful Wizard of Oz? It's Toto, of course, who reveals that the floating head is just a holographic representation of a nebbishy man from Kansas. But as opposed to most of the other people on this list, his confession, beyond just allowing him to finally leave Oz behind, includes giving Dorothy and company just what their hearts desire. Aw.
Honorable Mentions:
1. Wag the Dog (1997) – Stanley Motss (Dustin Hoffman) tries to bring the fake war created by his Hollywood studio, and the U.S. government to light, and Capricorn One style, it ends in his untimely demise. But where the astronauts of Capricorn were trying to honor truth, Hoffman just can't deal with not being able to tell the story of what happened.
2. In the Company of Men (1997) – A double dose of painful honesty awaits the characters in Neil LaBute's movie. Confessing he loves deaf office-worker Christine, Howard (Matt Malloy) tearfully tells her about the scheme he and Chad (Aaron Eckhart) cooked up at her expense. Eckhart also confesses, though not quite as tearfully.
3. The Crucible (1996) – The girls of Salem, Massachusetts perpetrated one of the deadliest hoaxes in history, as immortalized in Arthur Miller's play and this movie adaptation. The girls try to save their own skin by naming witches, but the plan backfires when they are forced to confess to witchcraft themselves. And then they're hanged.
4. Princess Caraboo (1994) – In true fairy tale fashion, once Mary Baker (Phoebe Cates) is revealed as an imposter princess and confesses that she is not Asian royalty, but an English-American cobbler's daughter, she is granted true love! Hooray!
5. The Music Man (1962) – Exposed as a fraud by a competing salesman, chased by an angry mob, con-man Harold Hill (Robert Preston) makes up for pretending to be a conductor by touching the hearts of everyone in River City! He ends up conducting a real-life band, and winning the heart of fair Marian.Read More


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The U.S. 2018 Midterm Elections were historic in many ways.
We saw more women, minority, and Jewish candidates than ever before run for office, and we can now celebrate the diversity of our newly elected Congress. This 116th Congress will include more than 30 Jewish members, including newly elected representatives Andy Levin from Michigan, Dean Phillips from Minnesota, Max Rose from New York, Susan Wild from Pennsylvania, and Elaine Luria from Virginia. The new Congress includes the first Muslim women elected to Congress (Rashida Tlaib from Michigan and Ilhan Omar from Minnesota) and the first Native American women (Sharice Davids from Kansas and Deb Halaand from New Mexico). At age 29, Abby Finkenauer from Iowa and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez from New York will be the youngest women ever elected to Congress.
Having diverse voices in leadership matters. Representation matters.
Reform Jews across the United States showed up in full force this election. Guided by the Talmudic injunction that "a ruler is not to be appointed unless the community is first consulted," our community organized and mobilized to ensure that Jewish voices and values were present in the public square (Talmud, Brakhot 55a).
Reform Jews from nearly 1,000 communities in 43 states participated in the campaign, and together we engaged over 158,000 Americans in the democratic process. We registered 4,117 people to vote and organized 17 candidate forums. Reform Jewish youth stepped up and joined the campaign in full force: More than 8,000 college students participated, and civic engagement programming took place at seven NFTY events and at nine URJ camps, engaging hundreds of teens and young adults.
See resources and materials from the 2018 civic engagement campaign below
We believe that our democracy is strongest when everyone has the opportunity to participate.
As we work together to fulfill the sacred mandate of tikkun olam, world repair, nonpartisan civic engagement in service of our enduring values is an essential way that we stay active in our communities.
This nonpartisan campaign will bring the full force of the Movement to bear by empowering all people to exercise their right to vote and ensuring that Jewish voices are present in the public square, regardless of party or politics. This campaign has three pillars: Voter Engagement, Candidate Engagement, and Ballot Initiatives.
This campaign seeks to mobilize the entire Reform Jewish community -- be it through a congregation, a NFTY region, sisterhood, a camp community, or campus activism. We know our Movement is strongest when we act together. If you believe that civic engagement is important for the Jewish community, we want you with us.
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a candidate forum, or supporting a local ballot initiative, this is the place to start.
Access our civic engagement resources to help you get started.
- Access our bank of civic engagement resources for strategic and tactical guidance on how to do this work in your community.
- Start the conversation in your community. What is necessary to do this type of work? What type of team might need to be created? What type of civic engagement work are you best positioned to do?
- The RAC hosted two training webinars: one on voter engagement and one on candidate engagement.
- Read about the three pillars of this campaign below.
- Let us know how your congregation or community is participating in this campaign. The more we coordinate as a Movement, the more change we can make.
- Check back regularly! Resources are being added all the time.
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Structural change often happens at the state level and at the ballot box. This year, the RAC is supporting efforts to pass or defeat four strategic state ballot initiatives in key locations.


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In this day and age (I seem to use that phrase a lot. Anyways…) where downloading songs, whether legally or illegally, is as simple as ordering at Jollibee, it's quite easy to fall in love with songs.
Liking whole albums however, is slowly becoming a lost art. We can just choose which songs to listen to and skip the ones that either put us to sleep or we strongly dislike.
So when I find an album that I want to listen to over and over again, no pressing of the next button, then I just treasure that. And since we're halfway through the year, here are some of my favorites, in no particular order. (Click on album covers or fave songs to watch/listen to youtube links)
Adele – 21
I said no particular order, but hands down, this is my absolute fave so far. I fell in love with her in her debut album, 19, and I'm glad that a lot of people are discovering her now. It is my most fervent wish that she comes her for a concert soon. Fave Song: Set Fire to the Rain
Bon Iver – Bon Iver
Another brilliant sophomore album. I've been listening to it for a few days only, but I feel like I've known it for more than a year. He makes melancholy sound so melodical and sexy. Fave Song: Calgary
Cold War Kids – Mine Is Yours
They're still considered 2011 right, since they released it early January? Another album that is on constant rotation in my playlist. And for this week, they're dictating my playlist. Their soundtrack-ready rock songs have found a special place in my musical brain. Fave Song: Finally Begin
The Civil Wars – Barton Hollow
The guys over at Relevant kept raving about this power duo even before the album's release. And once I got to listen to the album finally, I understood the hype. Boy-girl bands are my thing of the moment, and they fit beautifully in this mode. Fave Song: My Father's Father
The Decemberists – The King is Dead
Wasn't bowled over by The Hazards of Love, but with this album, I finally understood the appeal of their folk-country-rock vibe. Fave Song: All Arise
Death Cab for Cutie – Codes and Keys
I know a lot of fans and critics didn't like it, but DCFC is one of those bands that I will never break up with, no matter what. And I enjoyed this whole album, so I don't really care if this won't make it to most critics' year end list. Fave Song: You Are A Tourist
Radiohead – King of Limbs
Radiohead albums are an event in themselves. Their songs are not about catchy melodies or memorable lyrics, but creating an atmosphere in which the listener can just inhabit and drown in it. And this album is no exception. I only wish it had more than 8 songs. Fave Song: Morning Mr. Magpie
Taken By Cars – Dualist
I used to stalk these guys back when I still had the power to get them for events. And while I don't have that power anymore, they still have the same thrall over me, and this 2nd album has just cemented them as one of my fave local acts. Fave Song: Unidentified
Hillsong United – Aftermath
I haven't listened to Hillsong United for some years now, coz I felt like I outgrew them already, spiritually and musically. But this studio album caught my attention and later on my heart coz it was just so musical and well thought of. But most importantly, it spoke to my soul, to where I am now in my faith journey. Fave Song: Nova
So, what are your favorite albums so far?
I'm discovering new music coz of All Songs Considered, Paste Magazine and Relevant Magazine, so I'm looking forward to adding more albums here


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Praises For Nightly Healing™
Dear Vicki, I can not thank you enough for having started Nightly Healing. For giving us this chance to have a quiet time every day. Because of the time difference with Switzerland, I do not listen to it live. But I can have the replay to start my day, or to wind down in the evening, or any time I feel like it.
With thanks and blessings
Hi Vicky – I am new to Nightly Healing — just a couple of weeks…it is already helping me so greatly that I had to express my appreciation to you. I am a psychologist healing from a stroke and on a journey back to ???. I think that Nightly Healing is helping me to rediscover myself and my purpose in life…
With love and gratitude,
Hello. Your "Nightly Healing Call' "called" me…. There are so many of us who are faced with sorrow, grief and sadness. The nights are the hardest because there is the quiet – the stillness that is not present during the rush of the daytime hours when there is always another project or item on the check list. It is the long nights that are the most challenging for someone as myself who all-too recently lost someone so very dear. Thank you for being there."
Be well.
Hello, this is Sevasti from the island of Rhodes in Greece. I am so lucky to have found you and I listen to your recording every day.
Thank you so much for giving us Nightly Healing. I know there is someone I can turn to at the end of the day. God Bless You.
Thanks Victoria. It is comforting to know that the nightly healing call is available to lend support for our individual healing and for healing the planet. Thank You for serving me in this way."
With gratitude and blessings,
Hi Victoria. I loved your process…While participating last night, my pain level started right up at 100%; at the end, it was 50%.
Thank you for tonight's message. I was feeling so alone and I tuned into to the show tonight. Your sharing so touched my heart and I did the gratitude list as suggested. After that I didn't feel so alone and I am right where I am suppose to be and so grateful to have been in the right place tonight. I above all others am most richly blessed.
I'm responding with admiration, from France … Thank you for this highly professional service.
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I've not made it to the calls recently and am going to make it back more regularly. I sense this is a right path for me to get back home. I just need to soak up some fragment of positivity from somewhere. Something inside me is just exhausted and beaten down. I tell you all this because I'm beginning to feel encouraged by the calls. And that's a great thing for me! God bless you for continuing to have this stable community meeting regularly. You can't know what a life-line it is to those of us who find ourselves floundering out there in the ocean all alone!
Hugs & Love,
Every time, I come on the Nightly healing call, I get a healing.
Thank-you for holding this wonderful space for us to open our hearts and ask for help with what we desire most…
It gives me great peace to know that I am not alone. Knowing that Nightly Healing is there every night is such a blessing. Thank you for being here for me and all of us.
I have been listening to nightly healing for a few weeks very consistently. I am finding more peace throughout my day and and more joy in my heart due to the meditations. I look forward to hearing the next bit of new knowledge each presenter brings. Its nice to have a variety of presenters. It's always an awesome way to start my day, which is when I have chosen to listen in. That is also a great feature, having the meditation available for 24 hours. I have told loads of friends and encouraged them to listen too. This is a great gift!
Loads of love,
… Nightly Healing is my sedative almost every night. I fall asleep listening to the meditation and have sweet dreams. Thanks for what you do.
I am so grateful and happy for Nightly Healing. I was feeling sadness and resistance to life and with all that I have done, I always come back to Nightly Healing. It's like home base. I loved the meditation tonight. I had such an insight of breathing in, RECEIVING and breathing out, GIVING. That was huge for me…I am becoming so aware of how easily I shut down to the breath of life and when I become aware of my breathing and STOP to connect to my breath, there is that beautiful openness, spaciousness, room to grow…connecting to the heart.
I have just listened to the replay of last night's healing. Thank you for this powerful session….something deep got addressed in me and I am not sure if I know exactly what and maybe I don't need to know anyway.
LOVE and DEEP DEEP gratitude and appreciation.
You beautiful human being,
Hi Victoria, Thank you so very much for creating Nightly Healing. When I am feeling down, depressed, alone in this great universe, knowing that I have nightly healing to connect with means so much. I have you to thank. This may sound like another cliché, but to be able to come out of the darkness & into the light was not easy and now it is. Just thinking that I have this connection, on replay or to wait for the nightly call, is short of a miracle.
I've been through a very difficult time in the past months and was feeling stuck in this negative energy. Then I got on to nightly healing for the past 5 days and it has made such a difference. No longer do I feel depressed or negative. I go to bed and get up feeling happy and connected to the universe and my higher purpose. Thank you so so much for this precious gift.
I love being part of this beautiful network of spiritual participants from all over the planet. It is awesome to feel the Oneness of spiritually committed Souls. Each night is a little glimpse of heaven, Peace, and Love.
I am an 85 year old body, with a loving;young Spirit. These past several years have been very challenging with the aging process. I have developed Macular Degeneration, and this past year have had two glaucoma surgeries. I now have very limited vision. Also several other body challenges. These calls have been a great blessing, you are so very precious to me.
I thank you so very much for making these wonderful calls to bring us all together every night.
Much love to you,
Hello Victoria,
I live in the middle of no-where, on the desolate Arizona Strip, and am alone much of the time (a very long story). I discovered your website, and was overjoyed that I could participate in the calls and it wouldn't cost me anything. I began listening to the nightly healing calls. My most difficult time emotionally is when the sun sets, and I am alone in the darkness. The nightly healing calls are like a candle in the dark — a connection to love. The first time I ever heard this message (below) was from YOU. Thank you for reaching out to me in the darkness and bringing love's light. Thank you for sharing your unique gift with the world.
Know you are welcome. Know you are loved.
Know you can heal….You are already whole.
Dear Vicki,
This letter is sent with an abundance of heartfelt gratitude. During moments spent in quiet reflection of gratitude, both you as well as Nightly Healing have been high on my list. The many gifts that you have brought to me personally are beyond measure.
Nightly Healing has been such a blessing in my life. No matter who's presenting on the call, I always find myself effortlessly moving to a greater place….to a space filled with love, compassion, ease, gentleness, gratitude, Spirit, acceptance and so much more. As a matter of fact, I now find that within the first few seconds of being on Nightly Healing (sometimes before the process itself even starts), I'm instantly drawn in, to this greater place….where all my armor falls down, any sorrow dissipates, all effort ceases – and I simply AM. Somehow Grace takes over and I'm being carried on wings of love – there's freedom, there's peace, there's contentment, there's God. It's a place my Soul calls Home. How do I even begin to thank you for such an incredible gift? And it's a gift you keep giving, night-after-night; this gift is always there. You provide the space and forum, for me and so many others to tap into that immeasurable gift. And I know I'm not alone with this sentiment, as I hear so many "regulars" gather together on the calls.
My love and heartfelt thanks goes out to you and all the presenters – thanks for your time, love, selflessness, presence and spirit…..you're truly all instruments of peace. I can't think of a more beautiful way to end my day than with a call to Nightly Healing.
With Love, Light & Heartfelt Gratitude,
Every time I've been on the Nightly Healing call there are great questions asked, questions that
take me deeper into what the possibilities might be if I were to heal whatever needs healed. It always sends me into this state of awe that these questions bring me deeper and deeper into the answers within. Not that I have the answers in my mind, but that after the process I am sure somewhere the answers have been bidden from the depths of my soul and the healing will continue. Thank you Vicki, for sharing this beautiful work!
I have been on the Nightly Healing calls recently and find them to be such a Blessing. It seems like something is always said that I can relate to and that helps me. Thank you. I have many old 'thought beliefs" and fears to let go of and sometimes don't know where I should begin. The Nightly Healing calls are helping me to deal with and let go of them as they come up. Sometimes I feel like there is a tug-of-war inside me and it is really manifested when I'm in pain.
We live in a small town and don't know many people. Being part of the Nightly Healing family is so special and I know that I am not alone and am learning it is ok to feel, face and let go of old and unnecessary thoughts and feelings safely. WOW!! How wonderful. I enjoy the presenters as they each contribute in a special way
Please accept my heartfelt thank to you for your love, time and caring to help me and others heal and feel a part of this family. This is truly a blessing to us all.
A short time ago, I found out that I have a 50/50 chance of having lung cancer. Hopefully tomorrow morning (a bronchoscope is scheduled) we will find out what is going on. I haven't been able to make it on every call every night, but I have been able to make it on the calls the majority of the nights. I usually just hang up and don't share right now while I try to process all the wonderful things you are saying. The major thing that I have noticed is that while I am on the calls, my coughing seems to be reduced (I mute my phone right away) and by the end of the calls, any pain that I have been in is reduced, if not completely gone away. The last couple nights have been especially helpful touching on anxiety, because unfortunately, as positive as I try to stay, there is some anxiety. I wanted you and everyone to know that regardless of the content of the call, it has had some meaning and has touched me in some way to keep me going. I want to thank you and everyone from the bottom of my heart for all that you are doing for everyone on each and every call.
I regret to inform you of Julie's passing 6/4/09 from lung cancer. Your nightly healing sessions helped her have more peace than anything else she did during her valiant fight. The cancer was just spreading too fast. Thank you from our family.
I have attended the Nightly Healing for the past 6 weeks and keep coming back every night I can for the anticipated healing benefits and grace, and also for this extra special unexpected "treat" I experience EVERY SINGLE NIGHT:
When the sessions end I feel deeply loved and nurtured. They are presented with a sweet touch that leaves me honored as a soul. This is something I lacked growing up and it is pure grace to receive and experience that at my middle age.
Thank you deeply for this gift of your hearts. I am sure other people experience that as well and remain quiet because they may not be able to articulate. It took me this long to find the words.
With Profound Love and Gratitude,
Vicki, I just want to tell you how much you are loved and appreciated. (by me) I have never in my life accepted myself. All of myself. All of it. But hearing you tell me (all of us who participate in the nightlly healing call) that you honor and accept me, all of me, the good and the otherwise has been an invitation for me to open to myself. I would never have even considered accepting myself before nightly healing came into my life. And I thank you Vicki. Very much.
All love and light to you.
I've been through a very difficult time in the past months and was feeling stuck in this negative energy. Then I got on to nightly healing for the past 5 days and it has made such a difference. No longer do I feel depressed or negative. I go to bed and get up feeling happy and connected to the universe and my higher purpose. Thank you so so much for this precious gift.
Nightly Healing is the most wonderful, energizing prayer I've ever heard. I feel healthy, confident, and powerful as I listen. I'm a single parent, with a daughter in college, and I NEED to heal my mind and body to support us and keep our house. Many doctors have not been able to discover why I've had to walk with a walker for over 1 year due to balance issues. I believe the problem is with my ears but doctors haven't been able to help. My workplace is unhappy about my situation. "I LOVE thinking that my body knows how to heal itself". I KNOW I CAN HEAL MYSELF and pass your love and generosity on to others in need.
I KNOW my health has improved since listening to your nightly healing calls. Before your calls I was ONLY walking with a walker. Since listening to the nightly healing I am using a cane.
You are an angel to do these healings for others. You must have a heart of gold to be willing to help so many people you do not know. God Bless You for your time and passion to help others heal themselves. I'm visualizing you surrounded with white, healing light. You are making a difference in this world.
In Love and Light,
Last night during the meditation, what came to me was 'I am a child of God' and for the first time, it wasn't just words, I actually felt it deeply in my whole being and tears were rolling down. I AM A CHILD OF GOD ! How wonderful is that.
Thank You So Very Much for the Nightly Healings. The calls have been truly phenomenal for me and the effect continues throughout the days and in my dreams too. Insights come. I always feel better afterward. I feel more relaxed, grounded, centered and better able to handle my life. Anxieties disappear. This general feeling of peacefulness and confidence continues into the next day and week. I do not always find words to describe the experience, but something special is happening on Nightly Healing. I feel more like myself and more comfortable in my body with much more energy.
It is great to connect (energetically and by phone even in Mute mode) to other Beings who share a similar desire and consciousness about healing.
You really are a Blessing of Grace,
Thank you,
This call has been so inspirational for me. It feels like the most sacred 15 minutes of the day – the reminder that regardless of what the day's challenges bring, I am held in a deeply loving and healing embrace that I could return to any time I want. Nightly Healing is giving me the opportunity to love myself and recognize that this love and healing comes from me. It's allowing me to end the day by giving myself the love that I deserve and that is inherently me!
I have thoroughly enjoyed the guided meditations and look forward to your future events.
I want to commend and thank you for putting such a program together. How powerful it is to be able to reach and touch so many people with Light, Love and Healing. May God continue to Bless and enrich you and your endeavors!"
In Light & Love,


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Working on a recipe, and just discovering that you're out of the type of vinegar called for? No biggie. Here are substitutes for every type of vinegar imaginable—probably even some you've never heard of.
Rice Vinegar
Often used in Asian recipes, rice vinegar adds a sweet, mild snap to dressings, marinades, stir-fries and more. If you don't have it in the cupboard, a substitute for one tablespoon of rice vinegar is one tablespoon of white wine vinegar, plus 1/4 teaspoon of sugar, or one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar, plus 1/4 teaspoon of sugar.
Apple Cider Vinegar
In addition to adding a fruity punch to recipes, apple cider vinegar is known for its many healthful properties, such as controlling weight gain and blood sugar levels. Use it in juice blends, teas, dressings, and sauces. For one tablespoon of apple cider vinegar, substitute one tablespoon of lemon juice, one tablespoon of lime juice or two tablespoons of white wine. These substitutes won't give you the same health benefits, but they will come close to approximating the intended flavor in recipes.
Balsamic Vinegar
Both sweet and luxurious, balsamic vinegar adds a rich, low-acid flavor to dressings, glazes, and sauces, but since it's aged like wine, it tends to be more expensive than other vinegars. For one tablespoon of balsamic vinegar, substitute one tablespoon of either brown rice vinegar or Chinese black vinegar, or follow these instructions to make a substitute from apple cider or red wine vinegar and either sugar or honey.
Champagne Vinegar
Champagne vinegar brings a bright flavor to salad dressings, without an overly acidic bite. It's best known for a flavorful champagne vinaigrette, but it can also be used in glazes for pork, chicken and other meats. Because it's so mild in flavor, it's important to choose another mild-flavored vinegar as a substitute. Most vinegars will overpower the other flavors in a recipe that calls for champagne vinegar. Try one tablespoon of either white wine vinegar or red wine vinegar in place of one tablespoon of champagne vinegar, and you should get good results. A splash of white wine is another solid possibility.
Red Wine Vinegar
A staple of Italian-American salad dressings, red wine vinegar also pairs nicely with chicken and other meats. A good substitute for red wine vinegar is equal parts white vinegar and red wine; e.g. 1 1/2 teaspoons white vinegar, plus 1 1/2 teaspoons red wine for one tablespoon of red wine vinegar. If you're trying to avoid the alcohol, try a mix of grape juice and white vinegar.
White Wine Vinegar
Like red wine vinegar, white wine vinegar adds a nice acidic bite to salad dressings, meat glazes, and sauces. An easy substitute for one tablespoon of white wine vinegar is one tablespoon rice vinegar. An equal amount of white wine will also do in a pinch.
White Vinegar
White vinegar has a great reputation as a household cleaner, but it also brings a bright flavor to salads (especially coleslaw), barbecue sauce, pickled vegetables and more. For one tablespoon of white vinegar, swap in one tablespoon of either lemon juice, lime juice, cider vinegar or malt vinegar. If you're working on a recipe that you plan to can, stick with the white vinegar called for, even if it means a trip to the store. You don't want to inadvertently lower the acidity of a recipe that you'll be storing long-term.
Malt Vinegar
A staple condiment to fish and chips, malt vinegar is especially tasty in sweet and sour marinades, chutneys and pickles. For one tablespoon of malt vinegar, use one tablespoon of either lemon juice or cider vinegar.
Sherry Vinegar
Sherry vinegar makes a tasty meat or fish glaze, pairing especially well with chicken and herb flavorings. A substitute for one tablespoon of sherry vinegar is one tablespoon of either red or white wine.
Herb Vinegar
Oftentimes, recipes will call for a vinegar flavored by herbs such as tarragon, rosemary or thyme. Herb vinegars taste great in salad dressings, but can also be quite versatile. For one tablespoon of an herb vinegar, swap in one tablespoon of either wine vinegar, rice vinegar or cider vinegar, adding in an appropriate and complementary fresh herb.
Raspberry Vinegar
Once trendy for adding a sweet punch to raspberry vinaigrette, raspberry vinegar also tastes great in glazes. One tablespoon of sherry vinegar is a good substitute.


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