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TrackConnect is a way for Collegiate Track and Field athletes to compare their current marks to the average mark that qualified for the national meet. You can see the code here.
M3 was a group project made for my Data Structures class. We took concepts from Hearthstone, The Pokemon Trading Card Game, Magic the Gathering, and the Yu-Gi-Oh Trading Card Game. You can see the code here.
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Well done to everyone who braved the elements yesterday at the Battery Park swamp road races.
In the Under 11 boys Oliver Patton secured a bronze medal, shortly afterwards brother Jack Patton secured gold in the Under 13 boys.
In the Under 15's Craig Kennedy finished 2nd with David McNair 3rd. Eilidh Gibson also secured bronze.
Conor Thomson led from the front in the Under 17 mens race to win gold, while Rona Tytler was 2nd in the women and Holly Thompson 3rd.
In the final race of the day over 5 miles Gemma Rankin was the run away winner in the womens race.
Great racing everyone.
The Renfrewshire Road Race championships will take place on Sunday 7 February at Battery Park, Greenock. A bus will be provided and the pick-up times are listed below. If athletes are travelling direct please let me know and be there by 11.15 at the latest. Athletes must wear a club vest and while we have vests available it would be helpful if athletes could purchase a vest.
The cost of the bus and entry is £5.
Paisley Canal St: 9.30,
Elderslie 9.40,
Beith Road Garage 9.40,
Kilbarchan 9.50,
Bulls Garage, Houston Rd End 10.00,
Kilmacolm Cross 10.05
Changing, declarations and Presentations at the Royal West of Scotland Boat Club, Greenock (Gourock end of Esplanade), from 11am and the organising club, Inverclyde AC, will post race maps in the changing and declaration areas and at the start area in Battery Park.
Race start times –
Boys u11 ie 9-10 on 31/8/15 1mile 12 noon
Girls u11 ie 9-10 on 31/8/15 1mile 12.15
NB u11s must be minimum age 9 years on the day of the race.
u13 boys and girls ie 11-12 on 31/8/15 2miles 12.30
u15 boys and girls ie 13-14 on 31/8/15 2miles 12.50
u17 men and women ie 15-16 on 31/8/15 3 miles 1.15
Sen Men and Senior Women (incl u20s) 5 miles 1.45
(Note .. Age categories – age at 1st September 2015).
Declarations all young athletes 11-12noon, Seniors 12.00-1.30
Presentations .. young athletes 1.45 – 2pm .. Seniors after 3pm
Note that the races for the younger age groups will be within the confines of Battery Park


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Dear Visitor: This site preserves the legacy publications of the Rural West Initiative from 2009-2014.
For more recent information on our conference and publications, please go to ruralwest.stanford.edu
By John McChesney, Director of the Rural West Initiative
With Lake Mead at 39 percent capacity and Lake Powell at around 59 percent after an 11-year drought, there's no question that there is a crisis on the Colorado River, and, experts predict, climate change will make things worse. With 30 million people dependent on the river, the outcome of disputes on distribution of Colorado River water is critical for the West. Researchers from the Scripps Institution of Oceanography say Lake Powell has a 50 percent chance of becoming unusable by 2021. Some experts say that within the next 15 years, the Central Arizona Project, which supplies Phoenix and Tucson and the agricultural lands between them, may become the testing ground to see what happens when the water runs low. Is the 1922 Compact still the best law of the river?
"We need more and better and different conversations now, rather than waiting for litigation and empty reservoirs later."
Doug Kenney, Director of the Western Water Policy Program & Senior Research Associate, Natural Resources Law Center, University of Colorado.
We join the conversation on the Colorado River crisis by posting a provocative speech given by Doug Kenney at the December, 2010 meeting of the Colorado River Water Users Association (CRWUA) in Las Vegas. He recently authored a report for the Western Water Policy Program entitled, Rethinking the Future of the Colorado River. He called his speech at CRWUA a "Reader's Digest" version of that report.
Download the full text of the report: http://www.rlch.org/archive/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/CRGI-Interim-Report.pdf
Kenney doesn't believe the law of the river needs to be tossed out, but he says it should be revised. Kenney stresses that the 11-year drought is not the most important problem on the river; the game changer, he says, is that demand now exceeds the river's supply, and climate change will likely make matters worse.
As part of our Rural West Initiative, we are examining the crisis on the Colorado River, with a close eye on its impact on rural communities, and the past, present, and future of agriculture in the Colorado River Basin.
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Depart USA for Split, Croatia
Depart home city via your chosen air carrier for Split, arriving the following day, Friday, Oct. 05th.
Arrive Split / 4 nights
Welcome to Croatia--"The Mediterranean as it once was." After clearing customs, Carl and his local representative will personally meet you and escort you to awaiting transportation. After a short drive, Anne will meet you on arrival at the seaside resort, Hotel Radisson Blu. Our deluxe hotel offers stunning views overlooking the Adriatic Sea. It's just a short drive from the heart of the Roman city and within walking distance to a nearby marina where many great restaurants are found.
After check-in, the rest of the day is free for you to unpack, freshen-up, rest, relax and explore the property and marina. A local host will staff our FoCA Hospitality Desk in order to answer any questions that you may have.
This evening, please join Carl, Anne and your fellow Friends of Carl and Anne traveling companions… commonly known as FoCAs, for a special "Welcome to Split" cocktail reception followed by dinner at the hotel.
Roman Split
After breakfast, we'll depart on a half-day tour of the city of Split and its surrounding area. The first stop is a visit to the Palace of the Emperor Diocletian. First built in the 3rd century AD, this structure is still the heart of the old city even today. We will also see Peristil Square where Diocletian made his speeches, and the imperial mausoleum that has now been converted into a Catholic church. Outside the palace are many charming piazzas. At the end of the tour, you'll have the option of being transferred back to the hotel OR you can stay in the city center to enjoy shopping, lunch, or further sightseeing. Those wishing to remain in the city can either take a taxi (at a nominal charge) or enjoy a 30 minute walk along the coast back to the hotel.
The balance of the afternoon and evening are free to enjoy at your leisure. Your local host at the FoCA Hospitality Desk will be happy to tell you about dining options in Split and to make dinner reservations for you, if you wish. Your host can also answer any other questions that you have about Split, in general.
Personal note: Anne and I will provide you with a list of nearby restaurants at the Marina and in the old town. We will also include their website links so you can have an idea of which ones you may want to consider before arriving in Split.
The Island of Hvar
This morning, after breakfast, we will enjoy a full-day excursion to the island of Hvar. This will be an experience, not just a visit! On a public ferry, we'll sail along the stunning Dalmatian coastline to the most beautiful of the Dalmatian islands. Known to be the sunniest, Hvar, with its wealth of wild flowers and bountiful fields of scented lavender and rosemary, is a nature-lover's paradise. Hvar Town is a combination of Renaissance palaces, ancient monasteries and an elegant marina that has made it the most chic resort on the Adriatic Sea. On our tour, you'll visit the old theatre built in 1612, the arsenal, and the old patrician palaces from the 15th century. The town is best known for its medieval buildings -- the legacy of Venetian rule. Perched high on a hill overlooking the town, the gleaming white limestone walls of the Spanjol Fortress afford breathtaking views for those who take the time to climb to the top.
After our morning sightseeing, it's time for lunch! A special venue for lunch has been arranged for the group today at a traditional restaurant of the island. After lunch we will journey along the island's coast to a village with a long tradition of viticulture and winemaking.
Throughout the centuries, people on Hvar cultivated their vineyards with great skill and care, blessed by the warm Mediterranean climate. Some of the finest grape varieties are grown in this area, but it still remains a challenge to turn this agricultural bounty into great wines. The wines from this area have the reputation of being the best of Hvar, with the Plavac red being especially favored. (I see a wine tasting in our future!) At the end of the tour we will travel back to the mainland by ferry and motorcoach to the hotel.
Tonight the evening is on your own. This is your chance to experience some of Split's fine restaurants … and there is a great variety from which to choose. Croatia cuisine dates back to Proto-Slavic and ancient periods and the differences in the selection of foods and forms of cooking are most notable between those on the mainland and those in coastal regions. Mainland cuisine is influenced by Hungarian, Viennese and Turkish cuisine, while the coastal region bears the influences of the Greek, Roman and Illyrian, as well as of the later Mediterranean cuisine - Italian and French. Croatian cuisine includes seafood from the coastal waters and meat dishes such as cevapcici (sausage-shaped minced meat), raznijici (grilled meat on skewers), sarma (minced rice and meat rolled in cabbage leaves) and djuvec (stew). Yum, yum! And…Croatia is also famous for its excellent wine, both red and white. Sounds like a great night on the town to me!
Split / Optional tour to the UNESCO City of Trogir
Today is at your leisure and open for relaxing, shopping and exploring on your own. However, you may want to consider taking an optional tour (additional cost) to the magnificent UNESCO city of Trogir. You will meet your local guide who will accompany you on the motorcoach for a short ride to Trogir. This wonderful city is known as the 'Jewel of the Adriatic' and is a UNESCO World Heritage site, acknowledged for the beauty of its buildings and fortifications. The city is abundant with palaces, churches, towers and the impressive 15th Century Kamerlengo Fortress which is located on a small island. Trogir's grandest building is the 13th Century Cathedral of St Lawrence whose main west portal is a Romanesque-Gothic styled masterpiece by Radovan. Other important sites include the 13th century Duke's Palace, the 15th century city walls, the 17th century City Gate, 15th century Cipiko Palaces, the city loggia and numerous 13th century churches and buildings. At the end of the tour, you'll transfer back to the Hotel Radisson Blu.
Please give this optional tour serious consideration as this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see one of the best UNESCO World Heritage cities in existence today.
This is your last night in Split so enjoy a memorable evening in this spectacular city. Dine at one of the many specialty restaurants at the nearby marina or search out one of Split's many "special hide-away" restaurants. You're sure to enjoy whichever you choose!
Split / Dubrovnik via Mali Ston & Ston / 4 nights Dubrovnik
Today, after breakfast, our motorcoach will take us south along the coast to Dubrovnik, stopping en-route at the ancient village of Mali Ston. Here, we'll experience an extraordinary lunch including an oyster tasting at one of Mali Stons' most popular restaurants, the Bota Sare Tavern.
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Ston is also known as the city with the second biggest walls in the world. The quaint town was a military fort of the Ragusan Republic whose defensive walls (from 14th century) are a notable feat of medieval architecture evident even today. There are more than 3 miles of walls extending from Veliki Ston, the historic center of the town, to St. Michael's Mount and to Mali Ston. The 41 towers, 7 bastions, and 2 forts make this one of the largest and most intriguing defensive structures in the world.
Our tour will also include a visit to the famous Grgic winery in Trpanj on the Pelješac Peninsula where we will have the opportunity to taste two wines, served with snacks. The red wine is Plavac Mali is produced on site; the white wine is Pošip, vinified on the island of Korcula. After the tasting, we continue our journey to Dubrovnik.
Arrive in Dubrovnik in the late afternoon to check-in to the beautiful, deluxe Gran Villa Argentina Hotel for the next four nights…Dubrovnik's traditional luxury address! The Grand Villa Argentina Hotel combines elegant exclusivity with exquisite attention to detail. This luxurious hotel is ideally situated just outside the famed walls of Dubrovnik. Sitting on a steep ledge leading to the sea, views of the Adriatic, the island of Lokrum and the old harbor of Dubrovnik are visible throughout the hotel, its extensive gardens and seaside beach. Click Here for more.
Tonight's dinner is at your leisure. But before you "hit the streets" to find that perfect little restaurant or taverna in Old Town Dubrovnik, Carl and Anne invite you to join your fellow FoCAs this evening for a one hour "Welcome to Dubrovnik" cocktail reception.
Also, a local host will be at the FoCA Hospitality Desk to help you with any assistance that you may need such as directions, restaurant recommendations and dinner reservations. Whatever you require, they are there to help you!
Today after breakfast, meet our guide in the hotel lobby for a transfer to the historical city center of Dubrovnik. Start the day from the Old Harbor with a walking tour of the Old City of Dubrovnik, proclaimed a city museum by UNESCO. The old city is surrounded by a circuit of city walls, over a mile in length with a watch tower in each corner. They are truly a masterpiece of medieval and renaissance architecture. We will stroll along the centuries-old main city promenade, called Stradun, to its end, where we'll visit a 14th century Franciscan Monastery with a cloister that ranks among the most inspiring sites of the city.
Also included in the tour is a fantastic cable car ride to the top of Mount Srd (yes…Srd). At the summit, you'll enjoy breathtaking views and photo opportunities of Dubrovnik's picturesque harbor and the dramatic Adriatic coastline with its many islands. At the end of the tour, you can transfer back to the Hotel or remain in town for more adventure. For those of you wishing to remain in town, you can take a taxi or public bus (both are readily available) or enjoy a short walk back to the hotel.
You are free this evening to explore this magnificent fortified town own your own.
Dubrovnik / Optional Full Day Montenegro Tour
Today is a free day. However, a very special full-day optional tour (additional cost) has been arranged for our group to Montenegro, Croatia's beautiful neighboring country. Since you are so close, you shouldn't miss this opportunity!
The tour begins with a drive (approx. 1 hour 45 minutes) to the town of Kotor, where you will meet your local guide. Kotor is located along one of Montenegro's most beautiful bays, and was once a city of traders and famous sailors. The Old City of Kotor is a well-preserved town, typical of the Middle Ages, and was built between the 12th and 14th centuries. Medieval architecture and numerous monuments of cultural heritage have made Kotor a UNESCO listed "World Historical Heritage Site."
After free time for lunch and some time to explore on your own, we will drive over Mount Lovcen to Cetinje, the former capital of Montenegro. There we will visit the National Museum of Montenegro, which is located in a former royal residence, and the monastery whose fence was made out of the barrels of captured enemy rifles in 1450. From Cetinje, we travel on to Budva, which is one of the oldest settlements on the Adriatic Sea dating back to the 5th Century BC. In the middle ages when Budva was under Venetian rule, the town was fortified by powerful walls to protect against the Ottoman invasion. The walls encompass a lively town with many small shops, restaurants and cafes. Budva is an ancient town that lies on a little island that was linked to land by a sandbar -- over time, this became a peninsula. Visitors often marvel at its surrounding 15th century ramparts, and medieval fortification system consisting of city gates, defense walls and towers. Inside the walls, you'll find the town to be a combination of narrow streets and small squares, with superb monuments of the different Mediterranean cultures marking its development. This town is an amazing site to behold, and will be a special treat for the photographers in our group. In the late afternoon, we'll transfer back to Dubrovnik, arriving in the early evening.
This evening will be free for you to enjoy Dubrovnik, your wonderful hotel and dinner on your own and at your leisure. After a long and exciting day, you may just want to dine at one of the great restaurants in the hotel overlooking the Adriatic Sea. For those of you still feeling "feisty," a stroll into the old town may allow you to find one more "gem" of a restaurant.
Today, the morning and afternoon are open for you to do what you wish! After a leisurely breakfast, you may choose to stroll to Old Town Dubrovnik and mix with the locals, do a little last minute shopping, or find that perfect outdoor taverna overlooking the Adriatic Sea for some lunch accompanied by a couple (couple?) glasses of Opolo, Plavac or Malvazija, (great Croatian red and white wines.) Watch the world go by. It's up to you!
Even though our journey has come to an end, there is still time for one last get together before we bring a close to this year's trip. Tonight, please join Carl and Anne and your fellow FoCA travel partners for a very special evening in the beautiful Croatian hinterlands known as the Konvale Valley (which has been inhabited for over 4,000 years!). A traditional Croatian dinner will be served to our group at a very unique location. This special night includes a traditional Croatian meal while being entertained by local musicians. Tonight everyone is Croatian!
Dubrovnik to the USA
After breakfast, transfer from the hotel to the airport for check-in. Depart from Dubrovnik to the USA and home city via your chosen air carrier. Arrive the same day.
Sretan put…(Good journey homeward!)…see you next year in Peru!
Carl & Anne


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Documentary film (86 min)
This eighth summer starts just like the previous seven they have known each other. They are in the best of spirits and only do things they feel like doing – they call it cherry picking.
Aline and Chris are about 30 years old when they fall in love. They are a dynamic couple with a zest for life and an abundance of dreams. The fact that they are both suffering from Cystic Fibrosis, a terminal illness, is merely of marginal importance to them. They are not envious of their friends who have more time to live – they regard their own fortune as a sort of concentrate. Their wedding is a lavish celebration and their happiest day.
After having been together for eight years, Aline and Chris decide to be accompanied by a film team – not knowing that it will be the most important year of their lives.
They both feel as if they were breathing through a straw. At one point, Chris cannot even walk ten steps at a time without oxygen. Earlier than expected, the doctors recommend a perilous operation. Chris has a fifty-fifty chance for a new life; he is put on a waiting list and will only survive if a fitting lung can be found. It's a race against time – if it takes too long, he will suffocate. Aline talks to him about death, but Chris is convinced he will survive: He intends to run a half marathon one year after the transplantation.Just before the transplant, Chris goodbye to his friends
Some months later, a lung for Chris is finally found. The operation is a success; the organ fits. Chris is breathing again. In these months only Aline is allowed to visit him with her camera. In her gravest of times, she captures moments of intimate togetherness on film, but also displays a weaker side that she's trying to hide from Chris. The camera serves as her outlet for her weariness and helplessness, so she can be strong for Chris.
"The Eighth Summer" is a film about true love, about saying goodbye, and about new beginnings – and first and foremost about the art of being happy even in the most difficult of circumstances.
protagonists Aline & Christian Fussy written & directed by Andrea Schramm Camera Steffen Schencker DV-Camera Aline Fussy
Editor Frank Brummundt Story Consultant Tamara Trampe Sound Andrea Schramm Sirko Löschner
Assistant director Carolin Genreith Assistant editor Anja Keysselt Image editing Matthias Behrens
Sound Design Dominik Avenwedde Sound Mixing Ansgar Frerich Closing Music Boris Bergmann trumpeter Matthias Kamps
Producers Andrea Schramm Jörg Langer Editorial Enno Hungerland (WDR) Reinhard Wulf (3sat)
Produced by Schramm-Matthes Film and WDR / 3Sat


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1. Besides lips, where is your favourite spot to get kiss?
kat hidunggg....YANG BERBULU NIE.....
2. How do you feel when you wake up this morning?
~smile......COZ SARAPAN DAH SIAP!!!
3. Who was the last person you took photo with?
~my family...kat airporttttt.....
4. Would you consider yourself to be spoiled?
~when fail in exam....huhu sakit hatiiii....
5. Would you ever donate blood?
~scary to donate....huh!!!!
6. Have you ever had a bestfriend who was the opposite sex?
7. Do you want someone dead?
~no at all....
8. What does the last message say?
~"kelas di mana...sent kat helmy....
9. What are you thinking right now?
~this tag question?~
10. Do you wish someone with you right now?
~kam yakama....
11. What time you went to bed last night?
~1 a.m....
12. Where did you buy the t-shirt you're wearing now?
~one borneoooo!!!
13. Is someone in your mind?
14. Who was the last person who texted you?
15. 10 people tagged to do this quiz :
1. luqman bio
2. nasrul bio
3. wani bio
4. helmy bio (gergasi)
5. dzulagil...
6. kimon ler..
7. huda bio
8. poge..
9. one
10. sapa je dtg kat blog aku...di alu2kannnnn
16. Who is 2 having relationship with?
~he is single~kotttt....
17. Is 3 male or female?
~ female~..aku plak nak check!!!
18. If 3 & 5 get together, would it be a good thing?
-~drg pulak knal each other...sah2 lain U!!!!
19. What is 1 studying about?
~biological science.....year 2
20. When was the last time you had a chat with 5?
~tak ingat...
21. Is 4 single?
~dah nak kahwin kot...hahahaha
22. Say something about 2?
~my course mate...amazing debaterzsssss ...~
23. What do you think about 3 & 6 being together?
24. Describe 1.
~SMKA....english debater....and sexy kot..tet~
25. What will you do if 5 & 6 fight?
26. Do you like 5?
~as friend. Yup~huhu
27. Who is 7 to you?
~my blog friend and my senior...huhu
28. Is 7 & 2 enemy?
~not...best couple kot..tet.....
29. Do you love 10?
~i dont know...skali patahhh!!!
30. What do you do if 8 decided to commit suicide?
~ikot suke hang ler.....
9. How long have you been friends with 9?
~i don't remember~huhu tp org sarawak
32. Say something random to them. 1-10.
1. come to my house if u want..!!
2. Gud luk in debater....
3. ko plak tak nak mkn ambuyatttt
4. happy deepavali
5. Have a nice day ^^
6. Keep blogging with me
7. good nite
8. happy wedding day
9. good working..dont menjalanggg
10. kalau tak tahan sila 3T.....TOLONG TUTUP TELINGA!!!!!


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It was super busy and fun on Saturday. We celebrated Livia's birthday at her place with many girl friends of hers. It is fun to be with just girls sometimes. Livia cooked some delicious Italian food and we had a nice fruity birthday cake.
Autumn Colors
Gothenburg has wonderful colors at the moment, but the leaves are falling and we lose these colors quickly. The day I think of taking pictures of a tree changes so quick that I can't catch it the next day. We went out on Sunday to take pictures and get a little benefit from the sun which we will not be seeing for a long time.


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Scarvelis D, Wells PS.
"Diagnosis and treatment of deep-vein thrombosis"
CMAJ. 2006 Oct 24;175(9):1087-92. Review. Erratum in: CMAJ. 2007 Nov 20;177(11):1392.
I➜ In 2006, Scarvelis and Wells overviewed a set of clinical prediction rules for deep-vein thrombosis (DVT), on the heels of a widely adopted set of clinical criteria for pulmonary embolism. The Wells Criteria for DVT, also called Wells Score for DVT takes into account the patient's history and may need to be repeated if a patient presents with a change in symptoms, persistent symptoms or is not responding to treatment.


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Elite Technical is seeking a lead RF design engineer for a long-term position in Palm Bay, FL. Due to the nature of the work to be performed, any candidate seeking to be considered must be a U.S. citizen with an active TS/SCI clearance.
Design and development of RF circuits, modules, as part of a multi-discipline design team for high reliability applications.
Interface with the customer and provide presentations, lead/perform trade studies and design reviews, and lead RF oriented test activities.
- Bachelor-s Degree and minimum 9 years of prior relevant experience. Graduate Degree and a minimum of 7 years of prior related experience.
- Active TS/SCI Clearance
- Knowledge of lumped and distributed element design of common RF passive components such as power splitters, bias tees, filters, matching networks, etc.
- Knowledge of and ability to perform cascade analysis of Gain, Noise Figure, Noise Power, Intercept Point, output power, etc.
- Knowledge of the design and performance characteristics and limitations of amplifiers, oscillators, mixers, filters, etc.
- Familiarity with RF testing equipment.
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- Lead and/or perform system design/analysis, SWaP analysis, and procurement
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- Familiarity with linear, non-linear, and transient circuit simulation using Keysight ADS, Genesys, or industry equivalent.
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Tomorrow, 31 January 2009, millions of Iraqis will vote in elections that will select governing councils in 14 of Iraq's 18 provinces and play a critical role in determining the next direction the country takes. The electoral atmosphere is electric. Ordinary Iraqis find themselves part of an election frenzy that will culminate in a voting turnout that should eclipse those of previous elections.
The elections could make a catalytic change to the political makeup of the country. They will set the stage for the national elections in December and lead to the formation of new alliances. They will be a battle between religion and secularism, nationalism and federalism, status quo and change. They will also affect the fate of US troops in the country. Those troops are this time stepping back to put to the test the Iraqi security forces' ability to independently oversee the elections.
Traditional political powers will be put in the dock by the electorate, who will decide whether they still merit their place in power. Better security means that services, not protection, are now the paramount concern for the general population. A more politically and democratically aware Iraqi electorate may well decide to voice their disenchantment at the polls.
The Sunnis will participate in great numbers, in contrast to their decision to boycott the previous local elections. One victim of this development is vice-president Tariq al-Hashimi's Iraqi Islamic Party (IIP). The IIP is expected to lose ground in the provinces they control and become marginalised by new political groups, including the Sunni tribes. These groups made up the famous Awakening movements which brought stability to post-2003 no-go terrorist areas such as the al-Anbar province. Previously anti-US armed bandits, they have made a remarkable transition to a respectable political force.
Heralded for their security achievements, the Awakening fronts are, however, less experienced and organised than the IIP. Instead, the new but certainly not inexperienced Abn'a al-Rafadain (Sons of the Two Rivers) party, led by former deputy prime minister Salam al-Zubaie, will attract much of the Sunni vote. The party is secular, nationalistic, and it has the support of tribal leaders. It has the competitive edge to capitalise on the waning power of the IIP and re-assert the Sunni presence in Sunni-dominated provinces and others.
The message is clear and simple: the Sunnis are back and ready to take power. This is markedly the case in Ninewah province where the Sunnis, rather than the Kurds, would have control but for their boycott of the 2005 elections. It is a disputed region, troubled by Arab-Kurd tensions, and its provincial capital Mosul is still among the most dangerous of cities in the country. This time round, the Sunnis have amalgamated under one list with one agenda – get the Kurds out. The al-Hadba list is anti-Kurdish, anti-US, and led by senior Baath figures currently in exile. They will win the Ninewah elections.
Whatever the results, one certainty is that the elections will usher in a powerful Sunni bloc. Prosperous Sunni parties will find themselves inundated with requests for strategic alliances, in anticipation of the national elections in December.
Prime Minister Maliki's Dawa party, heading a coalition made up of other small parties, may well impress thanks to its anti-federalist and nationalist stance. The party has linked itself with successful security operations, including one in Basra where Dawa is expected to match, if not outperform Iraq's largest Shia party, the Supreme Islamic Iraqi Council (ISCI).
Dawa, however, has had sour relations with ISCI and the Kurdistan Alliance. Both parties have federalist ambitions, the former seeking to establish a self-ruled Shia region in the south. They will not be supporting a Maliki premiership after the national elections.
The prime minister may therefore use his anti-federalist and nationalist stance to form a coalition with other like-minded actors – which may include any strong members of the new Sunni bloc that emerges from the elections, and perhaps unlikely bedfellows such as the Sadrists. The Sadrists, running as independent candidates, will not make any notable gains but are expected to regain control of Maysan province.
There is unlikely to be a dramatic shift in power. The major political players, such as ISCI, are too well funded and organised. One flawed perception is that voters have become disillusioned with the religious parties and as a result Islamic parties are running under different banners (Maliki's Islamic Dawa Party is, for example, running as the State of Law coalition).
The Sunni vote will be secular and will go to the Abn'a al-Rafadain party and the Sunni Awakening fronts. But ISCI will be impervious to the secular vote: it is the strongest party, has the passive support of Ayatollah Sistani and, among Iraq's Shias, religion generally comes before nationality. In other areas, particularly Baghdad, the secular vote is likely to dominate. Here, it remains to be seen whether Maliki's credentials and recent popularity will transform into votes, while Ayad Allawi's secular National Accord Front is also one to watch out for.
Of great interest to many is the results' impact on the future of US troops in the country. The recently passed Status of Forces agreement (SOFA), which calls on US troops to leave Iraqi cities by June 2009 and be out of the country by 2011, still has to be ratified by the Iraqis in a referendum to be held in the summer. The Kurds and the Shias should carry the referendum. One remote possibility, however, is that the Shias may not come out and vote in force – the Kurds are pro-SOFA under any circumstances – in which case it will be left to the Sunnis to determine the outcome. Should the anti-SOFA elements do well in the elections, including the IIP and al-Hadba (the former accepted SOFA only after the inclusion of a referendum) then the pro-SOFA elements of the bloc out of strategic necessity may well follow suit and dramatically undermine the agreement.
Despite such expectations, the run-up to the elections has been peaceful. There has been violence unrelated to the elections, mainly in areas where tensions have been ongoing since 2003. With more than 14,000 candidates competing for only 440 seats, the aftermath may turn uglier; there will inevitably be bad losers who will seek reparation through other means, while claims of fraud and intimidation will undoubtedly be made. There are also significant numbers of internally displaced persons (IDPs) who have been unable to vote: just 100,000 IDPs out of an estimated total of 2.8 million will be able to vote.
Although the elections will this time round be a more respectable affair owing to improved security, greater Sunni participation and voter awareness of the democratic process, democracy in Iraq has not yet reached its full potential. The important thing is that, although sectarian and ethnic tensions still persist, these old scores, along with the political agendas of the various parties, are to a great degree being settled at the ballot polls rather than on the battlefield. Democracy has been instilled in Iraq and to a great extent is prevailing over violent radicalism. Nevertheless, Iraq's Achilles' heel is still its disputed territories. Left unresolved, they will perpetuate ethnic and sectarian tensions, while slowly dragging the country into an irreversible decline.


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The shaving brush is really a common men shaving kit machine a large number of of us have most likely viewed but probably in no way truly applied.
A shaving brush is actually a small handheld brush with tender bristles that utilized to utilize shaving soap or shaving product to the confront before shaving.
This can be against what most adult men do when making use of shaving soap or product instantly on the face with their arms, straight away from the shaving product can.
To make use of a shaving brush, you first operate the bristles beneath warm water to wet the comb, shake off excess water after which you can dip it into your shaving product or shaving soap. You then lather up your experience within an upward circular course which can help to carry up the encounter hairs.
If you need additional lather, you simply operate the brush beneath heat drinking water and afterwards continue lathering up your encounter with no dipping the brush into your shaving product yet again. You repeat right until your experience is suitably lathered.
Relying on simply how much money you need to spend, you'll be able to decide on from quite a few various sorts of shaving brushes. Some brushes tend to be more elaborate than some others after which you can there is certainly the make any difference in the brush bristles on their own.
The shaving brush bristles are usually made from animal hair, specifically boar hair or badger hair. Badger hair brushes have a tendency to get really widespread.
Badger hair is specifically used mainly because it retains drinking water much better than other hairs and as talked about
earlier mentioned, the use of warm water can be an integral element of how a shaving brush functions.
Shaving Brush Gains
So far as the advantages of using a shaving brush go, the brush retains the warm drinking water that's then mixed with the shaving product along with the combination generates a thick lather which tends to translate to your smoother shave which happens to be simpler on your pores and skin.
Additionally, because you're employing a circular movement to apply the shaving product on your experience, the round motion lifts the hair away in the skin which has a tendency to allow it to be easier to shave than if it were being lying flat in your face as it is when applying shaving product with all your palms.
Also, the motion on the brush towards the skin tends to carefully cleanse the experience of useless pores and skin which also assists in providing a cleanse and shut shave.


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Nathan's experience at Kindergarten has been good. He started out great and then in week 2-3 he had a few days of not wanting to go, though it was just in conversation, not a tantrum. Now we are finishing up month 2 and he's doing so good! He really likes his teachers, Andrea and Ruth. They've both commented on how well he's adjusting and how his manners are so good. Ahhh... music to a mommy's ears. His potty training is complete for the most part. He has no problems at school whatsoever and at home the only thing we're still perfecting is making it in time for #2 (which is not an everyday problem, just a few times a week). Bless his heart he tries so hard... but sometimes playing is more consuming and then it's too late.
Micah is full of life! He is Nathan's shadow, side-kick, toy, friend, wrestle partner, and annoying brother at times ;) When Nathan reacts to a song, cartoon, or makes a big gesture of some sort, Micah almost immediately tries to copy him. He's into hats at the moment and wants a big 'awwww' from me every time he changes hats. He is a good listener. He understands far more than we ever gave Nathan credit at this age. He is teaching himself to go up and down stairs and doing quite well at it. He loves music and bops his head at the slightest bit of a rhythm.
Both boys are such a joy. I'm looking forward to this summer when they can spend more time outside. They play so well together and I know that getting to run and play will be so good for them (and me - haha).
We're still waiting to have the boys visas in hand, but we're hoping they come this week. The important thing is that Danny & I have ours, but it'd be nice to have this all done.
Don't forget to thank God for the little moments... or rays of sunshine!


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Fairview Quotes
They [Fairview Baptist Church] have leased it to us. They don't hold anything in this building anymore, so as far as meeting, it is not considered the church. They've moved completely into their new building. We occupy the whole thing pretty much. Now we don't have something in every room but we've taken possession of the whole building. They lease it to us on a yearly basis, but we have a 20-year agreement with them. And I don't think it is any secret that we only have to pay a dollar a year for it. So it's really cost effective for us. It helps keep the cost of education down. - Chuck Morton
Sometime when you're playing a team that's not so strong, you tend to have letdown. I was concerned about that against Fairview, which lost a lot of players to graduation. But we really came ready to play tonight. I didn't see anything that upset me in any phase of the game and that's probably the first time I could say that this season. - Angela Moody
I am excited about expanding my commitment to Fairview and the communities that we serve. Thanks to all of the Fairview team for every day carrying out our vision to be known for providing a continuum of healing care, for our responsiveness and for setting national standards for clinical excellence, innovation and safety. - Jon Campbell
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Even if each of your bridesmaids has performed those duties before, and even in the event you've been a bridesmaid, you might still find yourself wondering what to tell your bridesmaids as your big day approaches. Your bridesmaids are probably waiting for you to tell them what you need them to do and may be resisting the urge to send you a full-on questionnaire by text message. Instead of getting frustrated and questioning your 'maids as to why they aren't helping, tell them exactly what you need from them; avoid tons of bewildered texts and emails.
1. Frequently Asked Questions
Keep your inbox and text alerts under control by creating a bridesmaid FAQ. This is a great task for your maid of honor and will help your bridesmaids know what to expect on your big day.


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Winter is about to arrive, and the Spanish department wanted to celebrate the season with a very special project with Primary Unit.
First and Second graders worked this week on El muñeco de nieve (The Snowman). Using their creativity, as well as materials and tools appropriate for their age, students created a beautiful Muñeco de nieve.
Teachers took advantage of the project to review of some of the subjects that the children have been learning in Spanish class since the beginning of the school year, such as body parts, clothes, weather, cold, colors shapes, and sizes.


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First, an "eye candy Friday" fall leaves picture; the last one, I think.
- Is it a sign that your relationship has gotten too, um, comfortable when your husband sends you a love letter via monk-e-mail?*
- Flu shot = clingy, sort-of-cranky baby. Consider this a public service announcement.
- When two people with two cameras take two sets of pictures (lots of pictures) from the same photoshoot (I swear, I tried to think of a word that would better reflect our unprofessionalism, but came up empty), it is going to be a giant pain in the ass to figure out which ones to keep and print. Even more so if it is a new computer/printer/photo-printing-and-editing program with which you are working.
- I stop nursing and suddenly my jeans are a wee bit tight. Crap.
- The fall leaves are dancing today, and it's colder than it looks outside.**
- Baby Sister's winter jacket is jaw-droppingly cute.
And I think that's all I've got. See you tomorrow.
*The chipmunk thing is an old inside joke. Sorry about that.
**as sung by BNL.


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St John the Baptist, whose feast day is 24th June, and St John the Evangelist, whose festival is celebrated on 27th December, are regarded as the "patron saints" of freemasonry and in some lodges meetings may be held on those days.
A number of possible explanations for the association of these two saints with freemasonry have been put forward including the fact that the dates in the Christian calendar which mark their feasts are close to the Summer and Winter solstices and therefore link freemasonry with ancient customs.
In the eighteenth century Grand Lodge sometimes met on 27th December (the premier Grand Lodge was constituted on St John the Baptist's Day in 1717).
For many years, the Master and Officers of Quatuor Coronati Lodge No 2076, the premier Masonic research lodge, marked the occasion by sending cards to the members of the lodge and its correspondence circle.
The card for 1891 had an Egyptian theme and is a colourful evocation of the fascination of the late Victorian period with matters Egyptian. /—/
Quatuor Coronati Lodge was founded in the 1880s for the purpose of studying the history, symbols and legends of freemasonry. Its name is derived from the Quattuor Coronati, "the four crowned ones", the collective name of Christian martyrs executed by the Roman Emperor Diocletian in AD298 for refusing to sculpt or worship a figure of a pagan deity. They are regarded as the patron saints of stone-cutters, marble workers and stone masons.
On St John's Night in 1916, freemasons from Britain and its empire serving on the Western Frontorganised a banquet in Flanders and part of the menu card is illustrated here. The menu included oysters, beef and gateau and the toasts included "Brothers on Active Service", "Our Fallen Brothers" and "The Dear Ones at Home"./—/


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Rafael Soriano
Rafael Soriano (Cuban, b. 1920)
"I do not pretend to transmit a message of reality: I am moved by the longing to travel through my paintings in a dimension of spirit where the intimate and the cosmic converge." – Rafael Soriano
Cuban-born painter Rafael Soriano is one of the major Latin American artists of his generation. Soriano broke with regional and folkloric themes which once dominated Cuban art in the mid-twenties. Soriano first mastered geometric abstraction as a style in the 1950's, but by the late 1960's had defined his signature approach to painting. His work embodies a style best described as 'Oneiric Luminism' combining a purely abstract form of light, form space and shadow with an interest in poetic and metaphysical impulses.
Born in 1920 in the town of Cidra in the province of Matanzas, Rafael Soriano manifested an early inclination for painting. After completing seven years of study at Havana's prestigious Escuela Nacional de Bellas Artes San Alejandro, he graduated in 1943 as Professor of Painting, Drawing and Sculpture. He then returned to Matanzas where he taught visual arts for close to two decades. He was one of the founders, and later Director, of the Escuela de Bellas Artes de Matanzas, the most important art school in Cuba outside of Havana.
In 1962 Soriano went into exile, settling in Miami with his wife Milagros and his daughter Hortensia. He worked as a graphic designer and occasionally taught, first at the Catholic Welfare Bureau, and later at the Cuban Cultural Program of the University of Miami.
Soriano's works are included in major public collections, among them: Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes/Havana, Zimmerli Art Museum/Rutgers University, Denver Art Museum; Blanton Museum of Art at the University of Texas at Austin; Lowe Art Museum/ University of Miami, Museum of Art/Fort Lauderdale, Museum of the Americas/OAS--Washington DC, Galería Arte Moderno/Santo Domingo, Zea Museum of Art/ Medellín.
The two works, Un lugar distante (A Distant Place, 1972) and Candor de la alborada (Candor of Dawn, 1994), represent distinct phases in the artist's creative arc. "In the 1950s, the group my father belonged to, Pintores Concretos, introduced geometric art in Cuba," explains Hortensia V. Soriano, director of the Rafael Soriano Foundation, which donated the works to the Smithsonian. "After leaving Cuba in 1962, his paintings began losing their linearity and angles. In the 1970s, there was still a touch of the geometric in his work, but he was beginning to develop his later visual language of light, form, and space. That's why the 1972 piece, Un lugar distante, is so important. It's a transitional work, a hint of what's to come."
"We are very excited to have in the collection two classic paintings by Rafael Soriano," says E. Carmen Ramos, curator of Latino art at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. "They show how Soriano aesthetically responded to the conditions of exile by turning to dreamscape visions that increasingly became spatially expansive." Although the museum's collection includes several works by Cuban Americans educated in the US, Ramos noted in a press release that the Soriano paintings "allow us to capture the perspective of the first generation of Cuban exiles who arrived as adults with significant careers in Cuba already under their belt."
Smithsonian curatorial assistant Florencia Bazzano-Nelson has described as Soriano's "full-blown signature style—a symphony of glowing colors that curve through space to reveal a hidden knot of living matter." Hortensia Soriano agrees, adding that "the shades of blue and the mastery of light in this particular piece are the unmistakable mark of his personal style."


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Who is Eligible?
All designs must be of Fort Worth/Dallas homes. All designers and
architects from Fort Worth/Dallas and surrounding areas are invited to enter,
regardless of professional affiliation. All entries must include at least five
photographs of the designs in high resolution (300 dpi or higher) formats. Images can also
be uploaded to a Dropbox folder and the link can be shared with us within your
submission for entry.
Members of the editorial department of Fort Worth HOME, designers, and experts
from area design schools will form a panel to select the winners. They'll be looking
for originality, function, comfort, and, of course, design.
Benefits to You
The finalists in each category will be showcased in the 2018 December issue of Fort Worth HOME; winners will be announced at the 2018 Design Awards Celebration in December.
Contest Deadline
The deadline for submissions is July 1, 2018.
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My best friend from high school got married this weekend. A few friends and I drove down to Missouri for the wedding. She asked if I would decorate the plain, white cake with silk flowers. Of course I said YES!
This was the end product after about 20 minutes. I think it's beautiful, and so did the bride.
PS: Sorry for my absence. Things have been crazy busy around here!


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Ministry of Education Non-Govt. Teachers & employee welfare trust, Government of the People's Republic of Bangladesh Job Circular BD 2015 has been announced in this month. This job circular has been declared by Official website & Daily newspaper. Under the fllowing requirement.
Post Name: Audit Officer,Assistant Programer,Accountance ,Office Assistant Data Entry Operator
Organization Name: Ministry of Education
Number of job vacancies:
Type of Jobs: Full Time
Job category: Government Jobs
Job Level: Entry / Mid / Top Level
Job description / Responsibilities:
Educational Requirements : Bsc in CSE/ Bechalor /Masters
Experience Requirements:
Will talk Skill in Bangla & English
Should be Dynamic,persistent and self –driven
Computer literacy is a necessity
Additional Job Requirements:
Other Benefits: AS Per Welfare Police
Salary: Please See Circular
Jobs Location: Dhaka
Age limit for jobs: Not over 30 years on 30 Septembar 2015.
Job Posting Date: 19-09-2015
Jobs Deadline: 15/10/2015
Application Fee- An amount of Tk.300
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Competition is an interesting phenomenon. As with most technology companies, Apple faces competition but usually from lesser brands willing to take lesser margins to move product.
Graphic and media powerhouse Adobe works the same way and stakes out the premium end of the application spectrum, and leaves the low-end and mid-range for lesser applications which seem to flourish. The same holds true for password management apps. There are many, but one dominates the premium space, while others carve out a niche elsewhere. Here's one that could be called the Android of 1Password.
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Password managers for Mac, iPhone, and iPad are a dime a dozen. Seriously. I think I could find a dozen and keep the total expenditure down to less than a dime. Of course, the good ones have a price tag, and the big daddy that everyone loves, 1Password, has taken the subscription route to join Adobe Creative Cloud and Microsoft Office 365 on a per month, or annual pricing. Yes, subscription apps are all the rage.
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Update on Charity Fundraising
Since January 2014 Wilson Group has raised almost £6,000 for Stoke Association – the organisation's chosen charity for 2014, by arranging various events to help raise funds. Already the following events have taken place:
- Zip-line challenge over the Lagan.
- Two teams participated in the Belfast City Marathon Team Relay event.
- Coffee mornings at Head Office and at the Nursing Homes.
- Sponsored walk.
- Abseil down the Europa Hotel.
- Mothers' Day Tea Party.
Desmond Wilson, Chairman of Wilson Group commented on how the events have been progressing,
"As a responsible company we recognise it is important to give time and help raise funds for a charity each year. The response from staff throughout the Group has been amazing. The zip-line challenge over the Lagan in particular was extremely well supported. I made a point of going along and was delighted to see staff members enjoying themselves and raising much needed funds to support the good work of Stroke Association."
Deborah McMeekin, Head Office Receptionist at Wilson Group and main co-ordinator for all events commented,
"Everyone has really got behind Stroke Association this year. We have arranged a wide variety of events to appeal to everyone. The feedback has been very positive – staff from throughout the healthcare and construction divisions have been delighted to give up their free time during evenings and weekends to help support the events."
We have further activities planned between now and the end of the year to raise further funds for Stroke Association.