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What a Pain in the Foot! A pain in the foot can cause us a lot of trouble. At first, we might try to get rid of the pain with some over-the-counter popular medicines or icy bottles. That can be a waste of time and money if the pain does… Read more"The Sixth Experiment: Max Energy Therapy Self Care Treatments Release Foot Soft Tissue Pain in a Few Weeks"
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Taking Slow Deep and Conscious Breaths Is Very Important!
Shallow Chest Breathing Is Bad We frequently have a very shallow, disorderly breathing pattern. We often hold our breath for short periods of time without even realizing that it is very bad. This is not just an unconscious protective reaction to pain, but this can actually increase the level of… Read more"Taking Slow Deep and Conscious Breaths Is Very Important!"
Stretching Keeps Diseases and Injuries Away!
Static Stretching Is Necessary! Our soft tissues (ie muscles, ..) are naturally tight in half an hour or so. We have to warm up our muscles often by tapping and then stretching. Stretching can prepare our body for the physical exercises and activities we are going to take. Stretching… Read more"Stretching Keeps Diseases and Injuries Away!"


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Enjoy a night of laughter while supporting a good cause at the HSPC Comedy Night on Wednesday, March 16 at 7 p.m. at the Crescent Beach Club in Bayville.
Tickets include dinner and a show performed by professional comedians for $70. If you are unable to attend, any donation is still appreciated. All proceeds will go to the LVHSPC for the benefit of the students.
For tickets or for additional information, contact Ali Charon at 220-6194 or Alison Chiappone at 429-1984.

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My name is Chris Yohe and I am the school counselor for 8th grade students at Jefferson Community School. This is my third year at Jefferson. I am originally from Pennsylvania and got my counseling degree at the University of New Mexico. I was a counselor on the Navajo Nation and in St. Louis Public School prior to coming to Minneapolis. I am very happy to be at Jefferson and feel lucky to work with our awesome students, families, and staff!
The Mission of a school counselor here at Jefferson is to promote a positive school climate that inspires students to be on time, engaged, and have a positive attitude towards learning. My goal is to guide students as they develop academic and social skills which will help them to be disciplined and lifelong learners who are productive and responsible citizens in their communities. Counselors address student needs in three main areas: Social/Emotional, Academic, and Career. Counseling is provided to individual students, with groups of students, and through the My Life Plan curriculum, to classrooms of 8th grade students. I also help students and families in the process of picking and requesting a high school.
The goal of the counseling program is to increase students' academic performance, prepare students for high school, and increase the high school graduation rate.
I am happy to talk to families about any questions, concerns or feedback they may have.
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New to me
I think I came.up with another way to screw up activation...
These expanded out of no where after activation. Thinking it may be water.in the line?
These expanded out of no where after activation. Thinking it may be water.in the line?
I tried a few more pieces after this one, and they turned out great. Part looked good.
Either that or your dripping activator.
What kind of activator gun? My air gunsa was leaking at the lid so when I would spray if i was full of activator it would leak out and drip. Had to go to pps cups for that gun which I love by the way. So easy to use multiple activators.
I have the gpi.
This hasn't popped up before. I blew out the line at the drop to try to clear it out. The next couple of hits didn't show any problems. Hopefully, it was just some moisture.
Yeah the gpi is great. Prolly something in the line
airtimegrafix Posts: 2,148Member ✭✭✭✭use a water trap at the gun! they sell them at harbor freight!


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Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 presidential election, is due to meet with Donald Trump on Thursday amid reports he is "expecting to be fired".
Mr Rosenstein, the number two official at the Justice Department, verbally resigned to White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, Axios reported.
A second source told Axios that Rosenstein is "expecting to be fired" so he plans to step down.
Other reports suggested that Mr Rosenstein would force Mr trump to fire him, if that was what was going to happen.
Trump faces mounting pressure from the investigation by Mr Mueller, who is looking into Russia's role in the 2016 presidential election.
Mr Rosenstein assumed supervision of the probe after his boss, Attorney General Jeff Sessions, recused himself because of his own contacts with Russia's ambassador to Washington while serving as a Trump campaign adviser became public.
There was widespread speculation that TMr rump would fire Mr Rosenstein after a New York Times report on Friday said in 2017 he had suggested secretly recording Mr Trump and recruiting Cabinet members to invoke a constitutional amendment to remove him from the office.
The Times said none of those proposals came to fruition. Mr Rosenstein denied the report as "inaccurate and factually incorrect."


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My sweetheart, partner & soulmate, Summer Lindsay Serafin, passed away on 3/18/11 after a tragic accident. She was just 31. I remember her always and everywhere. And here.
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Nights and Days...
Nights were, for the first many months, the hardest for me to get through, my little sweetheart. It probably didn't help that I started drinking again in those early days. And hadn't you told me, my love, that I should never do that when I was lonely or sad or upset? So, I stopped again, my darling. In fits and starts at the New Year but on a clear path and righted course by the early days of February, so nearly six months now. And I'm getting to sleep better. I'm getting to sleep better, too, because I always talk to you, my love, as I take to our bed. I lay down quietly on my side and hold on to the open sleeve of your little purple shirt, taking it in my hand where it lay on top of your pillow and I talk to you. Take inventory of the day. Tell you how much I love you. Say a little prayer that you are kept safe and that I may meet you in the New Place come morning. Come soon. The nights are a little easier for that, now. It's the dawn that has become so hard. Each morning waking is as heartbreaking as the first, with the terrible realization, coming out of the dream state, that you are not physically on this dark planet, not in body by my side. That in that way, I am all alone. Terribly lonely and alone. It hurts so much every time I wake that I can scarcely draw breath. But I say our prayer again and kiss your pictures and put on my necklace and say good morning to your beautiful spirit and make myself rise, make coffee, fill the daylight hours with a thousand little chores and tasks and projects to temper the horrible sting and muddle through until evening falls and I may lay me down and whisper again to you until I fall asleep. Dreaming of you and the Beautiful New Place. Hoping to wake there at last with you instead of this lonely world without you. How I pray to be delivered to you, my love. How I wish with all my heart and soul for that day. For you, my little sweetheart. For that day I join you, my love. Oh, Summer. My gorgeous girl. For that day…
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Thursday, July 10, 2014
Every everything
I sometimes remember something about you or something that you told me or something that we did or any kind of anything, some little detail, my little sweetheart and it so delights me. But then also it makes me terribly sad, even angry at myself that it could've alluded memory long enough to actually be "remembered". But then maybe that's okay because it's all inside me, isn't it darling? All of you, everywhere we've been, everywhere we will go. I hold it all inside me. Just sometimes one piece or another of it comes a bit forward to say "hello". Isn't that right, sweetheart? And do you know what one came to me that made me think all of this, my gorgeous girl? It was your teasing me about being such a "brooder". Your texting me sometimes to say that you were thinking of me and sending love to me "(your) brooding partner". God, how I love you, Summer. Thank you for every visitation. I feel you with me and my heart is full. Thank you my little sweetheart, my little best friend, my every everything.
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Monday, July 7, 2014
Summer was unafraid. The bravest person I've ever known. And she wanted to know. She wanted to know what had made me so sad. She wanted to know what had happened in my life and what was inside of me that made me feel that way. And she would hold me and she would stroke the well of my chest and she would calm me and she would call me her treasure. Like a mantra, she would whisper it lovingly again and again in my ear and soothe me. "My treasure", she would say, "my treasure..."
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Waikanae and its beautiful birds
by Norma McCallum
Quiz question: Where can you sit in a village square not too far away, with a cup of coffee or an award winning pie, and watch seven tui in a kowhai tree? Answer: Waikanae, a 40 minute trip up the new expressway.
The birds have it in this most beautiful of New Zealand's small towns: from the majestic spoonbills at the lagoons, and the godwits which visit once a year, to the kiwi, kea and takahe at Nga Manu Sanctuary and of course the tui. They share it with local residents with generosity and verve. The tui, bragging in their gleaming courting outfits, invade the town in spring, swinging from the cherry blossom, singing their croaky hearts out and daring the kereru, who have also come crashing into town, to compete for all the edible goodies.
And once a year, flotillas of toy ducks race down the river to the cheers of local children.
So it made sense that when local artists took to their brushes for some mural ideas, the birds found their way to little laneways in the village centre and onto bridges and walls.
Waikanae also attracts the human godwits – visitors who come to kitesurf, fish, walk bush tracks, visit galleries and the fascinating little museum and the myriad smart or quirky cafes and restaurants.
Can't manage an island holiday? Too nervous to brave airports? Walk the beach here with a large icecream, take your fish and chips to the lagoons to admire the baby swans or just sit around with that coffee. Just up the road….
The town won Keep New Zealand Beautiful's Most Beautiful Town Award in 2015, and squads of keen volunteers make sure it lives up to its reputation – beaches are cleaned monthly, tagging outlawed, plantings by the river enhanced. Garden lovers flock to the annual Lions Garden trail and book lovers to the annual Book Fair.
Tired of traffic jams? Need some down time? Get the bikes on the back of the car, pile in the kids, the dog and the camera and get up the road for a day or two. The tui might have moved on but there's still a lot to enjoy. Come on up!
Norma McCallum has lived in Waikanae for 30 years and spends a lot of time extolling the pleasures of the Kapiti Coast to anyone who will listen.
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Neil Douglas, 12. October 2017, 8:17
Norma – sounds like a good weekend day out for me to do.
Closer to home for Wellington city dwellers is a garden in Kinross Street nearby the Botanical Gardens / Cemetery which has a big winter-spring flowering gum tree. Between July-November you can watch up to 20 Tuis, fluttering from branch to branch to get nectar and joyfully singing and clucking.


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Oct. 6, 2017
NORTH ADAMS, MASS. — The Financial Aid Office at Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) announces it is holding a series of financial aid nights at high schools across Berkshire County throughout the next four weeks.
Program highlights will include a discussion of financial aid concepts, the application and delivery process, an update of federal, state and college financial aid programs, and an in-depth analysis of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and PROFILE application forms.
Presentations will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 10, at McCann Technical High School in North Adams, and also at Taconic High School in Pittsfield; at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 11, at Wahconah Regional High School in Dalton; at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 16, at Monument Mountain Regional High School in Great Barrington; at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 17, at Hoosac Valley High School in Cheshire and also at Pittsfield High School in Pittsfield; at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 19, at Mt. Everett Regional High School in Sheffield; at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 24, at Mt. Greylock Regional High School in Williamstown; at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26, at Drury High School in North Adams; and at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1, at BArT Charter School in Adams.
Information materials will be distributed at these meetings, each of which is designed to last a minimum of 90 minutes. Following the presentation, time will be available for questions.
Parents of students who are unable to attend the program at their child's high school are encouraged to attend another presentation in a neighboring community, on an alternate date.
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts (MCLA) is the Commonwealth's public liberal arts college and a campus of the Massachusetts state university system. MCLA promotes excellence in learning and teaching, innovative scholarship, intellectual creativity, public service, applied knowledge, and active and responsible citizenship. MCLA graduates are prepared to be practical problem solvers and engaged, resilient global citizens.
For more information, go to www.mcla.edu.


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Towards the end of March, Matthew Bourne's and New Adventures touring company came to the Mayflower Theatre. In a full house on opening night, there is no denying that this is Bourne's most successful production yet and with good reason.
Having been shown on BBC One on Christmas Day, shown in cinemas in February through theatre live-streaming and touring the country since 2017 – it is no wonder word of mouth has gotten around to the Southampton area about the largest production yet.
The largest production in many scales including a three-act production instead of two and an incredible set. Recreating the bombed streets of London to the underground of Paddington Station; it is interesting to know that those set pieces have been touring around the country and yet so well placed and positioned amongst the backgrounds it gave the impression of permanent pieces at the Mayflower Theatre.
As It's my third-year watching Matthew Bourne productions, with a history of dance myself – I've always felt that Cinderella was more about the acting and storytelling rather than the style of dance, however the use of dance, especially the swing style (perfect for the 1940 London Blitz setting) the play became so much more than just storytelling or acting.
Although everyone's dancing was naturally flawless including the Fairy Godfather or 'Angel' Liam Mower, a reflection of his old role as Carbosse in Sleeping Beauty, another gender-inverted role. One place where I felt confused, was the ball scene where we cannot tell who is living or dying following the London Blitz and most of all, Cinderella's hair colour significantly changing from a mousey brunette to a classic blonde. There must have been a good reason for this break of continuity – possibly a transformation of the character.
Overall, Matthew Bourne has done it again and has escalated it to a wider audience still! Timeless, vintage and visually stunning through set pieces, costume and use of colour. It is no wonder the theatre was fully packed just in time for the Easter holidays, a treat better than chocolate!
Watch out for when the legend returns to Southampton with Swan Lake coming February 2019.
Matthew Bourne's Swan Lake 19 – 23 February 2019


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Description of problem:
sudo does not use pam_xauth in its pam config file so that when
ssh'd in remotely to a server and you type sudo su - and try
and run an x client (such as up2date) you get something like this:
[root@pedro root]# up2date -l
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
[root@pedro root]# echo $DISPLAY
[mgalgoci@razor mgalgoci]$ ssh pedro.ges.redhat.com
mgalgoci@pedro's password:
[mgalgoci@pedro mgalgoci]$ sudo su -
[root@pedro root]# xeyes
X11 connection rejected because of wrong authentication.
X connection to localhost:11.0 broken (explicit kill or server shutdown).
[root@pedro root]# echo $DISPLAY
Not that I really wanted to use the gui up2date client in the first
place, it is nevertheless a bug in sudo's configuration.
Steps to Reproduce:
1. ssh to a machine as a user
2. sudo su - to root
3. try to run an X application.
Actual results:
X authentication is rejected.
Expected results:
My xauth credential should be forwarded by pam_xauth to my root
session and my X client should authenticate run.
It is not a good idea to give access to the X11 session per se.
If the user has restricted access to not-X11 programs, he can get
access to the full X11 session with this.
Closing as won't fix.
Usermod is apparently at fault here because /usr/bin/up2date is a
symlink to consolehelper.
Alternatively, consolehelper should not fail critically if it barfs on
xauth, and instead should fall back to console mode.
This should probably be re-assigned to nalin :)
When an X11 session is rejected as described in comment 0, gtk_init_check ()
or something it uses calls exit (1) instead of returning FALSE.
This bug is filed against RHEL 3, which is in maintenance phase.
During the maintenance phase, only security errata and select mission
critical bug fixes will be released for enterprise products. Since
this bug does not meet that criteria, it is now being closed.
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''Habillé, habillé, habillé,'' chanted Tom Ford, using the French word for attire, as the fall 2003 men's collections swept out the shabby for the chic. But how to dress -- that is the question that had designers knocking themselves out over the weekend as mere mortals discussed war.
No matter how coherent and bold many of the shows were, particularly from Louis Vuitton, Dior, Yves Saint Laurent and Jean Paul Gaultier, you had the feeling they took place in a vacuum. Men, typically the last to flash the cash in a crisis, will want to know why they should change now.
Certainly Hedi Slimane gave them a reason tonight with a mean Dior show. ''I loved it -- I want everything,'' said Bryan Lourd, a Hollywood agent, who also praised Mr. Ford's pinstripes and flaring lapels at Yves Saint Laurent.
Nostalgia wormed its way into Mr. Ford's collection -- in the 1970's chic of blow-dried hair, bug-eyed glasses and a silk cravat foaming at the neck. And there were times when the clothes looked perversely déjà vu, as if the references to the coiffed hair, wide shoulders, elevator heels and pin-dot velveteen tuxedos were in a 1970 high school yearbook.
Yet, little by little, Mr. Ford is creating a vocabulary at Saint Laurent men's, where there was none before, with a lean silhouette, the widest lapels in the business and a big belt of glamour.Continue reading the main story
Mr. Slimane is of a completely different mind, and the effect of his highly energized show -- with Elton John and Catherine Deneuve in the front row -- is to wipe the slate clean.
Even if you don't see yourself dressed in the style of a German punk rocker, deep in black leather -- with straps lashed around your hips and chains piled up your wrists -- Mr. Slimane will at least change your eye. He has given his clothes a tougher edge, perhaps owing to the fact that he regularly spends time in Berlin, with woven leather shells rising up to the neck, roomy great coats over low-riding leather trousers and a terrific take on the braided military jacket.
Some editors found it hard to fathom how minimalists like Mr. Slimane and Helmut Lang have become maximalists. Mr. Lang also had straps dangling from his clothes, including an unattached zipper and what resembled a parachute harness. Guests interviewed after the show were equally divided in their opinion, with some praising his avant-garde approach and others questioning what the straps added to the clothes.
That Raf Simons, perhaps the most belligerent voice of the fashion underground, sent out an elegant collection of creamy topcoats and suits suggests how real the longing for change is. At Hermès, the designer Véronique Nichanian gave her car coats and skinny corduroy trousers, some in shocking pink, a refreshing hint of 1960's London, when the young ''hair boys'' described by Tom Wolfe dressed up.
But no one expressed that unfettered ideal better than Marc Jacobs. He didn't offer much -- some slouchy car coats, ribbed sweaters and skinny suits with loosened narrow ties. But the look was so straightforward in its attitude that it sparkled with rightness. Besides, with a status label like Louis Vuitton you don't need much. The label is the point, as Mr. Simons acknowledged when he showed his coats with the label on the sleeve, mimicking a street fad.
To the stir of Celtic music, Jean Paul Gaultier offered his own variation of ''Gangs of New York,'' and it was a hilarious romp as Tanel, a studio assistant and runway favorite, came out in rough leather breaches, dragging a big mink coat.
Mr. Gaultier made a clever play on the gang theme with sharp tweed suits, high-laced stomper boots and the odd hairy leg breaking through a kilt. But the collection had plenty of modern gear, like puffy parkas.
Whatever separate planets men and women occupy, the male sex seems better equipped to laugh at himself, at least on the catwalk. Even when female models are engaged in something as stupendously silly as the Victoria's Secret underwear show, they rarely crack a smile. You get the feeling they actually believe they're angels in garter belts. And the fact that you rarely see fat women or old women or women whose faces betray character or hard living suggests, too, that Adam didn't give Eve a funny bone.
But the men -- the men at Comme des Garçons and Yohji Yamamoto, anyway, get the joke. Fashion for men is an innately funny proposition, and the blond Adonis type, with or without the blow-dried porno hair, simply doesn't square with real life.
Rei Kawakubo's boiled-wool suits at Comme des Garçons had a soft, spongy feel -- the opposite of a stuffed shirt -- and her models were an intriguing blend of geek and ghoul. One even affected a nice sneer, as if to say, ''Arrggh, get me out of here.''
The clothes fit naturally on the body, and probably over time would mold to it like a bespoke suit. Ms. Kawakubo has explored tailoring in unconventional ways since the start of her career; this time she worked insets of contrasting fabrics into her suits to suggest a tailor's pattern. Tweed coats had raised, fringed seams, and a loud pair of patchwork pants seemed a comment on conventional country-club casual. Though you never can tell with Ms. Kawakubo. Her collections are a master class in tradition, delivered backward.
''The pimp life as my ideal life,'' Mr. Yamamoto said after his homage (if that's the right word) to the ecstatic street style of pimps. In case the message wasn't clear, Mr. Yamamoto, who seems as unlikely a candidate for criminal activity as you can imagine, included silver rings that spelled out ''pimp'' and ''Yohji'' across the knuckles.
One model, who in real life works at the Brazilian Embassy here, looked like the elderly high roller in ''Ocean's 11,'' his jive walk down pat. Out of his boss leathers, he seemed a courtly old gentleman, mildly fastening his cardigan.
Some guests found it dispiriting that Mr. Yamamoto had resorted to an ethnic stereotype, using a number of large black men and several Asians of varying girth and age. And, without the pimp motif -- a well-worn notion -- he would have been just as effective, if not more, in imparting a sense of scale and macho entitlement. It is enough to see aging oak among the youthful saplings.
The ideal of masculine elegance (as exemplified by Cooper or Gable) has been democratized -- or diminished -- by a constant montage of stubble-faced film stars surrounded by their sunglass-wearing bodyguards.
And you have to wonder if Mr. Yamamoto was analyzing how thin the line is between taste and vulgarity, fame and obscurity. It should be mentioned that the collection included takes on war and peace, with floral jackets over khaki fatigues.
Maybe it is the threat of war that has caused designers to embrace the ultra-innocence of a privileged boy's life, as Dries Van Noten did in a fine show at a sports club. As young fencers clashed swords beforehand, models silently lined up as if for a class portrait. Were you meant to think of the poets Wilfred Owen and Siegfried Sassoon, and the grief of World War I?
Inevitably, as the models stepped forward in trench coats, gaiters and regimental vests, khaki tailcoats over T-shirts, and bravery ribbons. Mr. Van Noten kept the mood aloft by treating every garment as a memento, as though he wanted to crowd out a brute thought.Continue reading the main story


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Tire To Oil Plant - Chinaprice: 100000.00 Dollar US$
Raw Material
Waste tires(include all kinds of machine's tires, tire bead), waste rubber, Waste sole, inner tube, waste cable sheath, bicycle, motorcycle tires;
Waste plastics: waste acrylic (PMMA), PE (price is high, generally used to make plastic particles), PET (transparent bottles, try not to use), PVC, PP( disposable cups, try not to use) and all kinds of waste nylon products.
Final Product and Application
Final product of tire:45% tire oil, 35% carbon black; 12-15% steel wire; 5-8%. Tire oil is also called fuel oil, can be directly sold (they are also used for processing or used for boiler combustion, bath center, restaurants, burning fuels such as floor brick) or deep processing into organic solvent with refining equipment and automotive fuel, etc. Carbon black can be directly as a fuel sales, also can use carbon black refining processing equipment, this equipment has two kinds of models, a kind of model can be processed to 300-1000 purpose, end products can do tire rubber or filling material, a kind of model can be processed to 1000-2500 purpose, end products can do industrial carbon black, printing ink, etc. Plastic oil, fuel oil, also called direct sales or used as fuel. Plastic quality of carbon black a little almost used as fuel.
Company Contact:
- Phone: +8613283840926
- Address: 5th Ave., Economic & Technological Zone, Zhengzhou, Henan, China
- Email:
- Website: http://www.tirerecyclemachine.com/
Published date: March 17, 2017 -
- Business Description: Zhengzhou Zhengyang machinery equipment Co., Ltd. is a professional large-scale manufacturer of recycling machines, integrating development and production together. Our main products include Full-automatic tyre Recycling Line, Semi-Auto Tyre Recycling line, Tyre pyrolysis plant, Biodiesel Project, Waste engine oil distillation plant and other recycling machinery.Our company was established in 2002, and we have many years of history in the machinery industry. Located near Shanghai and Qingdao port, we enjoy convenient water, land and air transportation.
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Dresden revisited
One year after our first meeting in Dresden, a part of the team is back for the 10th annual exchange forum where participants of the nine precedent years gather. Beside the busy festival schedule and the programme of the exchange forum we steal some time to meet and discuss aspects of the respective stories- and have a walk on the hills surrounding the city.
Building the team
Animators and producers from nine different countries were gathered together for the Exchange Forum in Belgrade. How many of them will work together on the film? I really hoped for a production with a team as diverse as possible. And many mails and hours of skype conferences later we startthe project with a crowd of ten from six different countries. There is Anastasia Tasic, Krunoslav Jovic, Nenad Krstic, Uroš Krčadinac, Vid Rajn from Serbia, Ivan Ramadan from Bosnia, Tatiana Moshkova from Russia, Katre Haav from Estonia, Scotsman Steward Comrie as well as Michael Schwertel, Martin Kleinmichel and Till Laßmann from Germany.


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JD here…I have to admit: I'm a couple issues behind on both of these series, but seeing these pages makes me excited to do some catching up! I love both of these books!
Marvel is proud to present your first look at Amazing Spider-Man #688, kicking off "No Turning Back" this June! Someone has tampered with the grave of Billy Connors and all signs point to the Lizard! But Spidey won't be alone in his hunt for Curt Connors, because Morbius the Living Vampire is hot on his trail! Can Spidey handle both of these monsters before it turns into an all-out brawl? The superstar creative team of Dan Slott and Giuseppe Camuncoli bring you high stakes action and drama like no other as the celebration of Spider-Man's 50th Anniversary continues in Amazing Spider-Man #688, swinging into comic shops everywhere, the Marvel Comics app and the Marvel Digital Comics Shop this June.
Written by DAN SLOTT
Pencils & Cover by GIUSEPPE CAMUNCOLI
Variant Cover by J SCOTT CAMPBELL
FOC – 6/4/12, On-Sale – 6/27/12
Your First Look at ULTIMATE COMICS ULTIMATES #12!
Marvel is proud to present your first look at Ultimate Comics Ultimates #12! The war between the United States and the City rages on, as Reed Richards' devastating attack on Washington DC has made him the most wanted man on Earth! But now that he has Tony Stark in his grasp, how long can the billionaire manage to survive in the City – without Iron Man? And with S.H.I.E.L.D. agents still after the remaining Ultimates, what will become of them and their leader, General Nick Fury? The show stopping creative team of Jonathan Hickman, Sam Humphries, Luke Ross & Ron Garney bring you the stunning answers in Ultimate Comics Ultimates #12, coming to comic shops, the Marvel Comics app and the Marvel Digital Comics Shop this June.
Written by JONATHAN HICKMAN & SAM HUMPHRIES
Penciled by LUKE ROSS & RON GARNEY
Cover by KAARE ANDREWS
FOC – 6/4/12, On-Sale – 6/27/12
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Do Not Feed The Birds!
However, water quality staff continue to face an uphill battle even at the swimming beaches against birds and waterfowl. When these delicate creatures are fed a steady diet of PEOPLE FOOD they dump high quantities of fecal matter into the water system. This raises the ecoli readings to unsafe levels.
This year staff are launching a campaign for our beaches and for our water system in general, asking that Torontonians please stop feeding the birds. Enjoy the birds, but please don't feed them.


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text: Tubes, Rubes and Boobs – the Capitol Hill Cluster in Online public relations 15 Jul 2008 Had a lot of fun writing an article for Media Bullseye last night, which was published today. I think that I had even more fun with the title: "Tubes, Rubes and Boobs." The tubes – what Senator Ted Stevens thinks the Internet is made up of; The rubes – just about every legislator on Capitol Hill who professes Internet skillz; and The boobs – what Representative Michael Capuano is attempting to protect us from, using franking rules. When I took some time to research just how stupid the entire debate was over Representative John Culberson's tweets, I had to take my shots (in writing and in liquid form). Happy reading. Mark Share this:TwitterFacebookEmailPrintLike this:Like Loading... Related Share capitol hillsocial media


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Sharjah is the third most beautiful and most popular city of United Arab Emirates. It is located along the southern coast of the Persian Gulf. The United Arab Emirates build by seven Emirates and It is one of them.Quick Summary of Sharjah
Stadium for PSL
The population of this city is 1,400,000 according to the current report. Emirate of Sharjah is the capital of Sharjah. It is also called as the cultural capital city of United Arab Emirates.
It is restricting to serve the alcohol in their hotels and restaurants. No one hotel can serve alcohol without any license by the government. Because of this reason, the number of Muslim tourists increased in it. In 2014, It was also called the Islamic cultural capital of UAE.
It has been hosted many matches of cricket in their Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium. It has hosted almost 2018 cricket one-day international matches. It will also host 4 test matches.
Stadium for PSL
As Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) select United Arab Emirates for PSL. The First Season of PSL was played in UAE including final match but in Second Season final match was played in Gadaffi Cricket Stadium Lahore, Pakistan.
In 2018 Season of PSL, 24 matches are played in UAE out of 34. Remaining 10 matches including final will played in Pakistan. Sharjah and Dubai stadiums are select for PSL.
There is two following stadium are selected for PSL 2018:
In the United Arab Emirates, it is used for cricket event. Sharjah Cricket Stadium is also used for PSL and IPL. It builds in the Emirate of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
Dubai International Cricket Stadium is one of the most popular and beautiful Stadium for playing cricket matches. Most of the PSL and IPL matches are played there.
Short Summary of Sharjah
|United Arab Emirates
|Emriate of Sharjah
|Constitutaional Monarchy
|Area (metro)
|235.5 km2
|Stadium for PSL
|Sharjah Cricket International Stadium
|Sultan bin Muhammad Al-Qasimi
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Ron Howard steps in to direct Han Solo film
Ron Howard has stepped in to direct the Han Solo film after the previous two directors exited the project mid-production.
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller left because of what they said were "creative differences" with producers.
Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy said she was "thrilled" that Howard had joined as director.
The currently untitled movie will resume filming on 10 July and is due to be released next year.
Howard has previously directed The Da Vinci Code, Frost/Nixon, The Grinch, Rush and Inferno.
The announcement that he will take the reins of the Han Solo film comes after months of conflict between Kennedy, who is also a producer on the movie, and Lord and Miller.
After the duo's departure, Kennedy described them as "talented filmmakers" but said they had "different creative visions" to the Lucasfilm team.
Kathleen Kennedy statement:
"At Lucasfilm, we believe the highest goal of each film is to delight, carrying forward the spirit of the saga that George Lucas began 40 years ago.
"With that in mind, we're thrilled to announce that Ron Howard will step in to direct the untitled Han Solo film.
"We have a wonderful script, an incredible cast and crew, and the absolute commitment to make a great movie. Filming will resume the 10 July."
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The past two weeks have been crazy. If I ever thought that life would stop for a moment so my wife could battle cancer, I was wrong. In the midst of battling Ole Scruffy we have had a new issue arise in my family. My brother lost his left leg.
That's right. My brother had a work related accident a week ago that completely crushed his left foot. When I got the phone call I didn't know how to respond. I stopped for a moment and began to think through how I could get home. My mind was racing. My eyes were wet. I wanted to be by his side. I wanted to tell him jokes and make him laugh. I wanted to pray with him while he was making tough life decisions. I wanted to be able to do our, "bro hug," that happens every time we see each other. Sadly, there was no way I could make it.
We wrestled with all the scenarios and nothing would work. I kept saying to myself, "I spend my life sitting by the bedside of sick people, holding hands, and praying with people, why can't I go be with my family." The truth is I need to be home. I need to be with my wife. In my heart, I knew this was the right call, but it still didn't feel good. My wife will always trump my brother, but that doesn't make the decision any easier.
One of the many reasons I needed to stay home is because my bride recently finished her last round of chemo. While this is great, it also comes with baggage. Every round of chemo has provided challenges. Some of the challenges have been foreseeable. We were aware that the effects of the drugs would compound as time went on. We were prepared for more sickness, exhaustion, and the need for more sleep. We weren't prepared for losing her nails.
At first, her nails just hurt. This has actually been going on for awhile. She noticed it the first time after getting her nails done at a salon. I figured the easy answer was to never to go to the salon again. I was okay with that. She didn't appreciate my answer. There must be something about the rancid smell, buzzing sounds, and nail techs that bring joy to her, and most women. The pain got so bad she decided to remove the nail polish to see if that would help. It didn't. Even with the polish removed, her nails continued to hurt, and recently they began to change.
When her nails began to morph she pointed it out to me. I wasn't quite sure how to respond. I couldn't think of the proper way to encourage my wife that losing her nails is not a big deal. When she lost her hair it was easy. I reminded her of how beautiful she will always be to me. I comforted her about her looks and feminity. But with her nails, I didn't know what to say. For once in my life, I didn't have any words.
She hasn't literally lost her nails. They just have become very weak. Some of the nails have separated a bit, and most of them are very sore. Over the past week, they have changed in color, and some have leaked fluid. It's hard to explain what they actually look like. They just don't look healthy.
On a recent visit to the hospital, she asked the doctor about them. They encouraged her that they shouldn't fall off. That was good news. However, they can become infected. That was not good news. So, the doctor prescribed a cream for her to put on her nails twice a day.
Since receiving the cream they are looking better. They still hurt and are very sensitive to touch. This is all manageable. The good thing is that she shouldn't lose them. That in its self is a relief. After all that we have been through over the past few months, it is nice to have a small victory, something to celebrate.
So life hasn't slowed down at all. I have spent the past few days carefully looking over my bride's nails, and counseling my brother on the loss of a limb. Both are doing great. They both, in their own way, are owning up to what life has given them. For my brother, we have laughed about itchy ghost toes and made plans for him to be a pirate next Halloween. I told him I would disown him as a family member if he didn't rock that costume. For my bride, she is taking each phase towards recovery like a champ. Every day is a new day, and every day is one step closer to us dining at fancy tables, dancing to late night music, and enjoying beautiful sunsets as we #LookTowardstheSea.


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The reality though is that modes other than the private auto ARE being accommodated routinely now on public roads, including public transit, walking and cycling. We have buses (and MetroLink, although expansion of the latter has been stymied by public resistance to additional funding, which Complete Streets legislation won't change). Most urban and suburban areas in the county already have sidewalks. They are not always as well-designed as one would wish; for example, they are sometimes partially obstructed by utility poles or street furniture, and typically they are rather narrow so that two people cannot walk comfortably side by side. Complete Streets won't change that.
Finally, this legislation is supported by Paraquad which represents the disabled community, but you have to wonder why. There is already the federal Americans with Disabilities Act, which has existed for decades, and which has wrought major positive changes. Curb cuts at intersections are one of the most visible examples, but providing them is, as is often the case, governed by available financial resources. And even with a federal law sometimes they are poorly designed.
Which brings me back to bicycling infrastructure of the kind aggressively promoted by Trailnet, a leading supporter of this bill and of bike lanes. Informed cyclists, especially those like myself who are trained bicycle safety instructors with decades of experience, know that bike lanes actually make roads more dangerous for cyclists, and that is the basis for our opposition to them and to this bill.
Article on 'Complete Streets' was overly negative
January 16, 2014
Joellen G. McDonald • Richmond Heights
Your front-page article on the "Complete Streets" program under consideration by the St. Louis County Council was incredibly biased and overly negative ("Bike-friendly planning hits bumps," Jan. 12).
With all the hard work that has gone into getting this program set up and before the County Council, why have you elected to present such a negative picture? How unfair of Steve Giegerich to focus on Karen Karabell without presenting at least one opinion of another regular bicycle commuter who thinks Complete Streets is both needed and wanted.
County Councilman Pat Dolan is my representative, and I give him my full support for what he is doing to get this program implemented.
'Complete Streets' improve quality of life for everyone
George Hazelrigg • St. Louis
January 17, 2014
Noted in your "Bike-friendly planning hits bumps" article (Jan. 12), the move to accommodate additional bicyclists on roads designed for cars and trucks is "basically a change of philosophy." True. But the supporters of "Complete Streets" policies are not promoting bikes over cars. Yes, America's streets were originally designed for cars and trucks. But supporters are not anti-car; many if not most bicyclists drive cars as well. This is not a bicycle issue, although even commuter cycling in St. Louis has "soared," according to a recent Business Journal article.
Complete Streets simply reflects a growing nationwide belief of citizens and cities that streets are public spaces that should afford all users safe access and enjoyment regardless of their age, ability or means of transportation. Trailnet is but one advocate. Add pedestrians, transit users, the elderly and disabled, and school kids. And for an opponent to accuse Trailnet of "self-interest" when she is teaching bike safety to those few bikers who prefer to ride in vehicular traffic … please!
The good news is that Complete Streets really work, they are not busting tight city and county budgets, and more and more street engineers, motorists and editorial page writers around the country are signing on to a change of philosophy that improves the quality of life for all of us.
Bicyclists should pay for license to use roads
Tom Lehman • Webster Groves
January 17, 2014
To County Council member Pat Dolan and the supporters of the "Complete Streets" program regarding the slowdown in their efforts to spend more public money for bicycle-friendly roads, I say "Thank goodness" ("Bike-friendly planning hits bumps," Jan. 12).
The time has come for the many bicyclers out there to pay their own way to use the public roads. It's time for them buy a license from their city, county or state government and to have the license displayed on their bike or their neon posteriors.
Everyone else in this state, in order to use a public thoroughfare, needs a license. You need a boat license if you will be using a public waterway. Your car or motorcycle needs a license to be on the roads. Your plane needs a license to fly. You need a license to walk in a public stream with a fishing pole in your hand. It's time to either license the bicycle rider or his equipment. A bicycle license would also help in the recovery of stolen bicycles as referenced in the Along For The Ride column ("Bicycle anti-theft registry is rolling out in St. Louis," Jan. 12).
If they were contributors and paid for the right to be on public highways, like myself and my work van, I could better tolerate the spending of more public money for them and I could better tolerate them ignoring the traffic laws I must obey (i.e., stop signs).
It's in the name: 'Complete Streets'
J. Aaron Hipp • St. Louis
Assistant professor, Brown School, Washington University
January 20, 2014
I am afraid the St. Louis County Council is being misinformed or is short-sighted in its ongoing discussion of a countywide "Complete Streets" bill. It is all in the name: Complete Streets policies guide transportation planning by assuring the transportation needs of all users are being met, whether that be via personal vehicles, public transit, walking or cycling. In the past five years, 5.1 percent of employed St. Louis County adults used public transit, walking or cycling as their primary mode of transportation, a number 50 percent higher than in 2000. Cycling accounts for the smallest percentage of these three nonprivate vehicle forms of commuting.
There are distinct income and racial differences in the use of public transportation and walking in the county. Fifty-nine percent of county residents using public transit as their primary mode of transportation to and from work earn less than $25,000 per year, and 72 percent of those who primarily walk to work earn less than $25,000. County residents who are African-American are over seven times more likely to use public transportation to travel to work and three times more likely to not use a personal vehicle.
Complete Streets are not just about cycling with traffic or in newly constructed bike lanes. The policies ensure all modes of transportation, and all people, are considered equitably in street projects. The passage of this bill would at least provide a safeguard that there is complete consideration when spending taxpayer funds on streets.
'Complete Streets' bill would bring wasteful distractions
Hans Levi • Ferguson
January 20, 2014
Joellen G. McDonald's letter, "Article on 'Complete Streets' was overly negative" (Jan. 16), deserves a response.
I've followed the debate on Complete Streets, and commend Steve Giegerich for his interesting and balanced coverage of this controversial issue. As a motorist, I assumed that cyclists preferred bike lanes.
So it was instructive to see Karen Karabell, who was featured in the article, demonstrating how to safely ride on existing roads, without handing taxpayers a costly bill for special lanes. Rather than spending potentially millions of dollars on bike lanes, and pushing cars into fewer lanes, it makes sense to provide cyclists with the appropriate training to safely share the road with cars.
Rather than responding to the latest fads and buzzwords, defeating Complete Streets will allow the county to continue meeting our real transportation needs, without the wasteful distractions this bill would bring. I urge the council, including my Councilwoman Hazel Erby, to vote no.


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BM carts in SS are extremely good. Very thick steel. I broke two 1/4 drill bits trying to add three extra holes for bottom support. They will last a long time.
BM carts in SS are extremely good. Very thick steel. I broke two 1/4 drill bits trying to add three extra holes for bottom support. They will last a long time.
I want to thank all for the input. I decided to pass on this BM. Although I think it was a newer model with a stainless support post and plastic base. It was not very close by and I do see BMs show up on Craigslist somewhat frequently. I may revisit restoring the base of the S-210...I know I can get another 1-2 years without doing anything. Plus I have a small inventory of spare parts for the Spirit as we have one in our primary home as well...starter, burner tubes and I just replaced the Flavorizors with pretty heavy duty SS ones. In fact, being honest with myself, if I put 3 hours and about $25 into the S-210....I'd have a keeper for years to come.
That's as good a plan as you are going to get. We all love to see old Webers get a new lease on life!
It is interesting that you see Broilmasters fairly often. Seldom see them here in Florida, and others in some other parts of the country say the same. When they do come up, though, they are often underpriced, however. I think a lot of people don't recognize the brand. (I didn't until recently.) Since they look like old 1970s grills, people will sometimes sell cheap.
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The potential for real artistry in a murder scene was central to Bryan Fuller's sharp retelling of the Hannibal Lecter story last year, a refreshing shift in focus after the gratuitous blunt-force sadism of shows like The Following. Anyone left with a pervasive fear of deer by Hannibal should tread carefully with the pilot episode of HBO's new limited series True Detective, which kicks off with a woman's nude body being found tied to a tree, adorned with mysterious symbols and a crown of antlers.
But True Detective isn't about shock value. Spanning 17 years, set in a dilapidated Louisiana backwater described by one character as "like somebody's fading memory of a town", this is slow-burn storytelling laser-focused on its characters and the ways they change. In 2012, ex-partners Rust Cohle (Matthew McConaughey) and Martin Hart (Woody Harrelson) recount their investigation of the antler murder in 1995; the victim was a young prostitute and the manner of her death suggests possible ties to a cult or the occult.
Back in '95, Cohle and Hart have been partners for just three months, and they're still feeling each other out. The dynamic initially seems straightforward: it's good cop/mad cop, with Harrelson playing the straight arrow to McConaughey's Cohle, an edgy, sleepless loner whose worldview oscillates from dark to downright nihilistic. "The honourable thing for our species to do is walk hand in hand into extinction," he muses bluntly. "Opt out of a raw deal." Hart's deadpan but disturbed response makes it clear just how well the pair's yin-yang chemistry is already working; murder mysteries aside, you want to know how this relationship evolves.
Golden Globe winner McConaughey is mesmerising in the showier role, creating a convincingly damaged hero who doesn't quite conform to the "gumshoe with a dark past" stereotype – he's otherworldly, more Dale Cooper than Sam Spade. And though it seems so far that the grounded Hart is little more than the Watson to Cohle's Holmes, there are hints already that he's hiding his own demons.
Cary Fukanaga (best known for 2011's Jane Eyre) is the director on all eight episodes, and establishes a shrewd handle both on the grand scope of the series and on its details. The time jump and the two leads' respective aging is especially well executed, revealing as much about these two men's divergent trajectories as any of Nic Pizzolatto's dialogue. And while clichés are par for the course in small-town mystery drama, even the familiar feels intriguingly off-kilter here.
In its first hour, True Detective sows the seeds of more than enough mystery to sustain its next seven – the mystery of the '95 murder, the mystery of an apparent copycat killing in the present day, and the mystery of what happened to spark a rift between Cohle and Hart, who haven't spoken for ten years as of 2012. Steeped in novel-like detail and led by nuanced, simmering performances, it's one of HBO's richest and most confident pilot episodes in years.
True Detective premiered on HBO in the US last night, and will begin on Sky Atlantic in the UK in February.


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Greatbatch, Inc.
Headquarters: Frisco, TX (Research & Development Center and Manufacturing - Clarence and Alden, New York)
NYS Employees: 720
Revenue: $646 Million
Website: greatbatch.com
Description: Greatbatch develops and manufactures critical medical device technologies for the cardiac, neuromodulation, vascular and orthopaedic markets; and batteries for high-end niche applications in the portable medical, energy, military, and environmental markets.
Greatbatch began more than 40 years ago in arguably the most critical and regulated proving ground that exists today –implantable medical devices – after Wilson Greatbatch co-invented the world's first implantable cardiac pacemaker. Since then, their business has expanded well beyond pacemakers. Because of proven expertise in the implantable medical device field, where products need to perform reliably and consistently for years inside the human body, Greatbatch knew they could develop products that would serve other medical and non-medical customers as well.
Greatbatch now serves customers in the cardiac, nerromodulation, vascular, orthopaedics, portable medical, environmental, military and energy markets. They design, develop, and adapt new and existing innovations – from core discrete technologies to complete devices – to meet customers' specific requirements. At Greatbatch, customization is standard. And customers from around the globe agree. Many engage Greatbatch throughout their entire product development cycles, from leveraging research and design expertise to the manufacturing of finished products.


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Project management is the art/science of getting the right stuff done in the right time at the right cost.
No matter what the project's approach, whether that be agile or the traditional waterfall methods, there are some basic principles I adhere to:
- Clear, concise and appropriate communication to the right people.
- Assigning measurable and time based tasks to team members.
- Receive and provide regular updates - track everything.
- Things will go wrong, there will be issues and risks. Focus on the fix to clear these down so that the project is not derailed.
- Always bear in mind the project has a customer who is setting the scope, paying for the project and driving the timeline. He is the king.
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I have been having trouble with my knee for a while. Nothing serious, just annoying. And it's interfering with my pickleball game. 🙂
Last week it was really cold here and my knee started throbbing after I played pickleball for nearly four hours on concrete. (Stupid to play that long, but wow was it fun!)
I'm not sure if it was the cold or the four hours on concrete that made it throb. Probably a combination of both.
Regardless, it was a pain. Literally and figuratively…
I upped my NSAIDs, and that helped. But I didn't want to continue them at that high of a dose for a long time, so I looked for a topical.
There are dozens to choose from…
So I looked for one that said maximum strength because, what the heck, why buy one that only had minimum strength? What would be the point?
I now rub some Aspercreme with Lidocaine on before pickleball and whenever my knee hurts during the day.
It's not magic, but it does help.
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Digital Media in the classroom
Digital media has become an increasingly popular topic for educators as a way to generate their students creativity and thinking in the classroom. The world is rapidly changing and media is becoming a bigger and bigger hit in the classrooms. There is such a variety of media out there for the teachers to build on their lessons to make it more interesting. The teachers who are not using media need to stop fearing the technology because if we teach children as we did before we are holding them back from great success in the future. The classroom would be nothing if we did not have Internet, chat session, projectors, etc. We also have to be careful and know that it is not always needed in the classroom. Sometimes it is not the best tool to use, but sometimes it is the best tool. This is when a teacher needs to know when and how to use the technology right.
Media is not trying to replace the teachers, but make the teachers styles new and exciting. One great way I believed that the video implemented fun, learning and media is through the scavenger hunt. Middle school children were running around in groups looking for the things that matched the description sent to their cell phones. Once the students found the item, they would take a picture of it and send it to the teacher to make sure they got the right thing. Digital media gives children the inspiration to go forth with a specific task they like to do. It is learning the skills to remaking the content and becoming the creator and producer.
This video is an example of a school that incorporates technology into the classroom. The students also have the option of staying after school to work on digital media production, digital audio production, game design, and, graphic design. Students enjoy and are willing to stay after school to work with the technology. If children are willing to stay longer then the school day that is a great accomplishment because I even remember as a kid looking at the clock and counting down the minutes until I would be let out for the day. I think this is some great progress that teachers and classrooms are making to keep the children active and intrigued.


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'Creepy Porn Lawyer' Investigation? Tucker and Sen. Kennedy on Criminal Referral for Avenatti, Kavanaugh Accuser
Tucker Carlson was joined by Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) Thursday to react to the news that the Senate Judiciary Committee has referred attorney Michael Avenatti and client Julie Swetnick for criminal investigation regarding a potential "conspiracy" to provide false statements to Congress and obstruct its investigation.
Avenatti, who also is a potential 2020 Democratic presidential candidate and works as the attorney for adult film star Stormy Daniels, represented Swetnick, who accused Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh during the confirmation process of being involved in or present at rapes at high school parties in the 1980s. Kavanaugh denied it.
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) penned a letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions and FBI Director Christopher Wray Thursday, claiming Swetnick and Avenatti's allegations were leveled at a "suspicious" time, and he blasted the pair's credibility.
Avenatti, whom Carlson has dubbed "Creepy Porn Lawyer," said he and Swetnick "welcome" an investigation and look forward to a full and complete probe into his client's allegations.
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Kennedy, who serves on the Senate Judiciary Committee, said the criminal referral is a "very serious" matter, and there could be significant consequences if Swetnick lied to or misled a congressional committee under oath.
"I don't know whether Mrs. Swetnick was just a pawn or not. The FBI will find out," Kennedy said. "I don't know Mr. Avenatti. Based on my relationship with him through the committee ... he clearly has a casual relationship with the truth. And it appears to me that he will do the right thing, but only when constantly supervised and cornered like a rat."
He said he wants an environment where victims of sexual assault feel safe coming forward, but those legitimate claims can be undermined if others come forward with false allegations.
Kennedy noted that when no corroborating witnesses came forward to back up Swetnick's claims, Avenatti alleged that he had a witness and would provide a sworn statement, but he would not tell the committee that witness' name.
"It was a turning point in the hearing," he said. "I think that even if you ask the Democrats, when Mr. Avenatti entered the picture, it was clear we were getting into the foothills of the preposterous."
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There's only 1.5 weeks now until our two nights of carols fun on December 8 (Tuesday) and 9 (Wednesday). Remember, there's still time to promote these nights and invite along some friends, family, and work colleagues. Here are some really simple ways to invite people along:
- Pick up some flyers from church. You might hand these to people when you invite them, or even drop them in letterboxes (so long as they're no marked with 'no junk mail' of course) in your street with a little personal note attached. You might be very surprised by how receptive people are to your invitation. I remember when my mum took my grandfather to church in Longreach, he said that he really loved going. When my mum asked him why he hadn't gone before, he simply said 'I probably would have if someone had of asked me'. Invitations are powerful.
- Share the Facebook event. If you're on Facebook, make sure you visit our page ('like' it while you are there) and indicate that you're going along to the carols. This helps promote the event online. You might also like to share it with your friends on Facebook – lots of people have and we are finding it a very effective promotion.
Please continuing to pray for our carols nights. Our aim is of course not to make it spectacular in size – but to use it as an incredible opportunity to point as many people as possible to Jesus.


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Dwayne Johnson may have had the best year ever!
Starring in hit movies such as Fast & Furious 6, Pain & Gain, GI Joe: Retaliation, produced his own reality show, and got back in the wrestling ring for WWE's Wrestle Mania.
It all seemed to be going great for the football player turned wrestler turned actor until he had emergency surgery on his stomach.
It's been a couple of months since, and from the looks of his Instagram it doesn't look like a stint to the operation room can stop "The Rock".
11 weeks ago I had emergency surgery to repair 3 hernial Supersets tears in my abdomen (fun pain;). Supersets of rope crunches/leg raises ( 4 sets. 25-30 reps) are a big victory. #Absofsteel #fromAkegToAsixPack Now if I can just learn to focus…
The Rock seems to be on a mission, it may be because he will be playing the role of Hercules in a new movie.
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6 months of training, diet & conditioning for the role of HERCULES has been a bitch. Filming starts in 2 days. Lets roll #Epic #XXLoinCloth
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International GLOW initiative in Bulgaria for young women leaders
- Written by Sanja Grobovšek
Girls Leading Our World (GLOW) is seven-day experience that is aimed at helping 75 young Bulgarian girls between 14 and 18 reach and explore their potential as future leaders. The Academy aides in their development by engaging them in various topics, such as identity, teamwork, self-esteem, decision making, civic responsibility, European citizenship, business skills and many others in ways that allow the young women to form their own knowledge.
The international initiative was established as a Camp by Peace Corps volunteers in Romania in 1995, when three volunteers and four Romanian teachers took 80 young women to a mountain campsite for a weeklong leadership camp to help the young women improve their self-esteem and develop life skills. Since 1995, Peace Corps volunteers in more than 60 countries have established similar programs to promote the empowerment of women.


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Last Second Goal Sets Up Overtime Win for Rebels Boys Varsity.
With just one second left in the third period Bryceton Butkiewicz scored the tying goal for the Moose Lake Area Rebels Boys Varsity hockey Team vs. Ely bringing the game into overtime. Butkiewicz then went on to score the winning goal in overtime completing his Hat Trick for the game during the North Shore Holiday Tournament.
Teddy Ryan scored the first goal of the game, a power play goal for the Rebels at 7:23 in the first period. Ely also scored a goal at 10:15 with the first period ending 1-1.
At 3:36 in the second and again at 3:42 Ely put two more goals in leaving the score 1-3. At 6:30 Butkiewicz scored with assists from Wyatt Lampel and Richie Parzy bringing the Rebels to within one. 13:35 in the second period Ely scored ending the second period 2-4.
1:41 into the third period Teddy Ryan scored his second goal of the game bringing the Rebels to within one. At the time of 2:50 short handed, Jesse Granfors with and assist by Butkiewicz, scored for the Rebels tying the game at 4-4. Parzy with an assist from Devin Murphy at 7:33 gave the Rebels a 5-4 lead. Ely came back at 13:34 and 15:15 to tie and then take the lead back 5-6. At 16:59 Butkiewicz scored for the Rebels bringing the game into overtime. 4:22 in overtime Butkiewicz scored the winning goal giving the Rebels a 7-6 win over Ely. Logan McNulty had 32 saves in goal for the Rebels. The Rebels will face Ely two more times Jan 23rd at Ely and Feb 13th at home.


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Dr. Marcela Morgan was born and raised in Bogtá, Colombia where she initially trained and received her dental and orthodontic degrees. During a fortuitous trip to Chicago in 2002, Dr. Morgan fell in love and later married her husband J.P in 2003 after moving to the area permanently.
After learning English and adjusting to life in the United States, Dr. Morgan was admitted into the International Dental Program at the University of Illinois in Chicago where she successfully obtained her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. She also continued her studies in the graduate residency program in Orthodontics at the University of Illinois at Chicago where she received a Certificate in Orthodontics as well as M.S (Master in Sciences) in the Oral Sciences. In 2010, Dr. Morgan became a diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, the highest clinical recognition in the Orthodontic Community.
Dr. Morgan's extensive training, both here and abroad, have afforded her the unique opportunity to work with several of the most highly regarded and talented specialists in the Orthodontic field. From diagnosis, treatment planning, to patient care, Dr. Morgan's experiences, in both academic and clinical environments, have provided her with a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of the best the Orthodontic field has to offer.
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Fidrych Foundation to offer scholarship for high school seniors with special needs
Region – The Mark Fidrych Foundation, Inc., is offering tuition assistance to a deserving student who has successfully met the challenges imposed by his or her disability. This year the Foundation will be awarding two $1,000 scholarships to be used toward tuition expenses.
To be eligible, applicants must be on an IEP or physically handicapped, a graduating high school senior, a legal resident of Massachusetts and planning to attend an accredited higher educational institute.
In addition to the application, applicants must submit an essay of approximately 500 to 1,000 words on how they have successfully met the challenges imposed by their disability, and how it has affected them or their family. The application deadline is Wednesday, April 12.
The Fidrych Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of children and adults with disabilities and/or special needs through and with a focus on sports and sports education and various other means of promoting, maintaining, improving and creating opportunities and benefits aimed at improving the lives of such individuals.
The scholarship opportunity is being managed by the Guidance Department at Algonquin Regional High School, 79 Barlett St., Northborough. For applications and more information, contact the office at 508-351-7010.
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In a surprisingly candid series of tweets, Cara Delevingne opened up about her struggle with depression — and whether or not she's given up modeling completely.
Despite rumors she quit the profession that made her famous, the 23-year-old's new campaign with Saint Laurent proved otherwise.
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"Can we just set the record straight… I never said I was quitting modeling," she wrote on Twitter. "I do not blame the fashion industry for anything. I suffer from depression and was a model during a particularly rough patch of self hatred."
Cara walking in Chanel's March 2015 fashion show.
The blonde beauty confessed it was necessary for her to take a step back. "I am so lucky for the work I get to do but I used to work to try and escape and just ended up completely exhausting myself," she shared.
Cara revealed she's now focusing on her career as an actress, despite being the new face of Saint Laurent's La Collection De Paris. She's also learning "how to not pick apart my every flaw."
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The Horse in Work
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Horses have carried out so many types of work that a complete list would probably be difficult to put together. There is no doubt at all that present day civilisation owes a huge debt to horsepower.
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Many people would question whether the end result of the progress humanity has made over the centuries has been a good one, but what use people have made of progress is hardly the fault of the horse, and it does not in the least negate the debt owed by us.
Some of the work that has been asked bears some scrutiny, and it might fairly be considered that a look at the past is needed to help us to set our parameters for the future.
Artists impression of the charge at Waterloo.
I have to admit to mixed feelings when reading about the use of the horse in war, there is an emotional appeal in recognising the bravery and loyalty of the horses that took part in such manoeuvres as the ill-fated charge of the Light Brigade, and it is all too easy to allow this to cause us to view the episode as being noble and shrouded in glory. It is certainly fantastic that any animal would charge into the mouth of cannon fire, whilst being raked with withering rifle shot from heights on either side, and that the animal concerned should do this out of obedience to their riders, and for no possible gain of their own. The obvious question is; "should they ever have been asked to do so?" And the obvious answer must be no. Thankfully horses are rarely involved in warfare and the military now, outside of ceremonial duties where they excel as ambassadors for their species. Horses are still used by the police, particularly in riot control, and the ethics of this might well be considered dubious. In the 1960s, during a demonstration in the centre of London, police horses were attacked by rioters who spread marbles on the ground under the horses' hooves, causing them to fall, and one to be destroyed as a result. The public outcry against the perpetrators was stunning, and any good that was done for their cause by the demonstration was more than undone by this act.
So, if there is the potential for horses to be seriously hurt or killed during such work, we should perhaps question whether it is reasonable to ask them to do it.
One of the many disasters during Grand National races.
The problem here is that if we set this type of criteria for judging whether work, or what work, should be asked for, then any activity that can cause serious injury or death would become equally questionable. Unfortunately many of the sporting pastimes would fall into this category. All racing and jumping can result in broken legs and the horse being euthanased, but does that mean it should all be done away with? And if it were, then what would become of the horses for whom one no longer had any use?
Somewhere a line has to be drawn balancing, on the one hand, the rights or well-being of the horse and, on the other, the rights of horse-owners to participate or compete in mounted sport. However, there are no absolutes, no right and wrong; there are only opinions and, as the saying goes, opinions are (to put it politely) like anal orifices - everyone has one!
Perhaps a valid judgement statement on this question might be: The horse should only be asked to perform those actions for which it is physically and psychologically suited and these should be made as safe as possible within the bounds of creating challenging competition. No doubt there are those who would find fault with this too, and the discussion then becomes one of welfare considerations that are dealt with in another article. For now let us accept that horses will continue to work for, and with, us and look at how such work might best be undertaken so that both species can co-operate as fully as possible.
Shetlands in Harness.
It is often claimed that horses were first used to draw small carts or travois- type sleds rather than being ridden. Whether this can be considered an absolute truth or not seems doubtful. The use of horses as draft animals is altogether more complicated, requiring more specialised equipment, harness and so forth, than is their use for riding. Against this has to be weighed the fact that, in pre-history, the horse was a much smaller animal than those we have today. This does not mean that they were not ridden, only that their ability to move freely under the weight of a large rider would have been restricted, and presumably that they were not able to jump. Logically it seems more likely that the first horses were used as beasts of burden, with the development of some kind of pad cinched round the body to which items could be tied - and from there it's not such a leap to think that sooner or later a child might have been put up on top of the load. After that one thing would soon lead to another. As tack was developed it became possible to use first one, then two horses in tandem to draw a chariot type vehicle at greater speed than that of one single horse and mounted rider. Selective breeding resulted in larger horses being bred and it would seem reasonable to assume that, as man improved his farming techniques, horses could be given supplementary feed in order to grow them to their full genetic potential height.
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We had C's first birthday party at South Bank because of the pool, kids areas and bbq. Brett and I arrived very early to get a bbq and set up before any one else arrived.
Charlie had a great time with a few of her friends and cousins. She fell asleep not long after the party started because she didn't have her morning nap and missed saying bye to a few of her friends but she enjoyed the rest of her birthday party. Thank you to all who made it!
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Happy 1st Birthday C!
C with Grandma Debbie after her birthday party
On her actual birthday, Brett took the day off work and we took Charlie to Alma Park Zoo. We really enjoyed it because you can get close to the animals, feed them and there are plenty of places to have picnics. Charlie enjoyed seeing new animals.
She LOVED the camels
Trying to get close to a peacock
Feeding the very pushy sheep
Brett will love this... ;)
Trying to get the hang of feeding the deer
I received a lot of messages and emails from friends and family in America about Chucky's first birthday. I appreciate all of them so much. It means so much to me that you would remember her birthday. I am very sorry that I haven't been able to email or respond yet. I've devoted all of C's nap times today to getting photos uploaded, writing blog entries and getting back to people (we'll see how far I get). I miss you all and wish every one of our friends and family members could have helped us celebrate C's first birthday.
I can't believe how much she's grown in the last few months, let alone the past year. She can say several words-bye, up, down, plane, doggie, daddy, hi and more and can recognize many more. She nearly running and has such a wonderful funny personality.
We love you so much little Chucky, Happy 1st Birthday!
We love you so much little Chucky, Happy 1st Birthday!