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About the Book
Title: Love by the Numbers
Author: Laura V. Hilton
Genre: Christian Amish fiction
Release Date: February 6, 2018
After her fiancé dies in a buggy accident, Lydia Hershberger is invited to Jamesport to manage her Mennonite aunt's gift store while her aunt and uncle are on a mission trip. While there, Lydia gets acquainted with her aentie's best friend, Bethel Bontrager, and her grown son, Caleb. Lydia is surprised to find herself drawn to handsome clockmaker, Caleb Bontrager. But in spite of an instant flame of attraction between them, he doesn't seem interested. In fact, pesky Caleb treats her like he doesn't even like her.
Bright and sparkly. That's Caleb's first impression of Lydia. He's always been attracted to sparkly things. In fact, his affinity for those things, and the trouble they can cause, are exactly why he's determined to change his ways and settle down. With Lydia's aentie gone, he is handling the books for the gift shop and is forced to spend too much time in her presence.
When God offers Lydia a second chance at love and family, will she take it? Or will the secret Caleb harbors cause her even more heartbreak?
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My Perspective
Let me just start by saying that Laura Hilton does not write your traditional mushy Amish stories. And there is absolutely nothing wrong with that. There are some scenes, two in particular, in this book that left my cheeks a little rosy, and I may have had to roll up my sleeves a bit to cool down. They are clean – do not mistake that at all. But done properly, as Laura has managed to do, a clean book can still make your heat rise a little bit. And rise it did. There's just something about two characters that try to ignore their obvious spark, and do so until finally they've kind of reached their breaking point, or have a moment of weakness, and come together in a passionate kiss. Let's face it, we're all waiting for it to happen. Again, Laura Hilton write clean, Christian fiction. With a little sass.
Kissing aside, I did enjoy the story line. The big secret that Lydia carried came out at just the right speed to keep you wondering, but not bored. I laughed quite a bite while reading this, but not necessarily at jokes. It was more like laughing at the characters for being silly, stubborn, or unwilling to go with the flow. Or laughing at the way Caleb's whole entire demeanor changed when he was around Lydia. It's humorous to me to see a guy kind all tongue tied just because there is a girl nearby. But it's also sweet and charming. I found myself liking Caleb early on, even when he did things I did not agree with. And watch out for the ending. I found myself laughing at a particular moment when Preacher Zeke entered the scene that I was literally laughing out loud. You'll know why when you read it!
Not only is Laura Hilton great at writing kissing scenes and laughable moments, she is good at weaving in God's love in her stories. She does so with ease, and it leaves you with a smile on your face. She is quick to remind you of God's grace, and how His approval is the only one that is truly necessary. I love a story with a message woven in naturally, and subtly, which is exactly what this story will bring you. Basically, it's a winner.
I received a complimentary copy of this story. I was not required to write a favorable review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
About the Author
Laura V. Hilton is an award-winning, sought-after author with almost twenty Amish, contemporary, and historical romances. When she's not writing, she reviews books for her blogs, and writes devotionals for blog posts for Seriously Write and Putting on the New.
Laura and her pastor-husband have five children and a hyper dog named Skye. They currently live in Arkansas. One son is in the U.S. Coast Guard. She is a pastor's wife, and homeschools her two youngest children.
When she's not writing, Laura enjoys reading, and visiting lighthouses and waterfalls. Her favorite season is winter, her favorite holiday is Christmas.
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Story Behind the Story – Love by the Numbers
Caleb was a minor character in couple of my Amish books – I think he first made a by name appearance in Amish Wanderer and Christmas Admirer. A minor character. Lydia was a very minor one-time appearance in those stories, too, a girl who happened to be in the room with Bethany and Susanna at a wedding. (This story is stand alone!) But I knew when Caleb first saw Lydia that they would end up together by the way he reacted to her presence. I wondered what their story was.
March and April is tornado season in Arkansas (and in many other states) and in 2011 we had a bad one. I was out and about that day, driving to the county seat with my five children, and there was something in the air. It was heavy, hard to breathe, and the sky was black off to the west. I'm sure I broke speed limits racing to Melbourne, and then home again so we wouldn't be out in the storm.
Later that afternoon, tornado sirens went off. One went over our house – even from the basement we could hear the sound of a train roaring overhead. Scary. And still thanking God it didn't touch down. Highland, Ash Flat, and Evening Shade, Arkansas were hit hard. Buildings completely gone. When we drove out that way later in the week there were pickup trucks in the tops of trees. Other things in odd and unusual places. I always wondered how they got the treetop pickups down. I would've stopped to watch if I'd been out there when it was done. I did hear that some of those trucks weren't damaged at all. Unreal. My two sons and my husband both helped with clean up and my oldest son went with a crew to Joplin, Missouri, to help with clean up there.
There has been other occasions I've been out in tornados. Once I was in the Walmart parking lot when a tornado went through a town west of it. We could see the funnel touching down from where we stood. It did hail when we were on our way home, praying our house was still standing. It was.
On a different note, in 2016 my oldest son came home with a kitten. She was the sweetest thing ever, and he named her Rosie. Sadly, I was highly allergic to her. I couldn't even be around the children after they played with her. They'd have to go change clothes and wash their hands, otherwise I couldn't breathe. Rosie was full Siamese, blue eyes and all, and she was so adorable. I allowed my son to keep her in the shed. I was about four chapters into the story when Rosie found some poison (I think, not sure) and died. We all cried.
Also about the time I was writing this, a very dear friend of a lot of writers died. I told my street team I was going to name a character after her, and was told a lot of writers would be. I agreed. And a lot of their books were released already. But Aenti Judith in this story is named after Judy Burgi. I still miss her and pray for her family.
One of the verses my daughter had to memorize in Sunday School was 2 Corinthians 4:8-9. 'We are troubled on every side, yet not distressed; we are perplexed, but not in despair; Persecuted, but not forsaken; cast down, but not destroyed.' Perfect for the faith message in Love by the Numbers! I love how God always provides the perfect verse for my characters' faith messages. I'm pretty sure this verse is one I never memorized, and I never would of thought of it on my own, but God put it in my daughter's lessons for Sunday School, so she had to memorize it – and thus I did too since I help my daughters learn their verses every week.
I hope you'll enjoy the story!
Because of Him,
Laura V. Hilton
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As of now it's possible to use the modified MD125 for position detection using hall effect sensor, available in IP66 too. Thanks to its minimally required space and a installation length of 120 mm + stroke the MD125 is almost usable everywhere.
Compatible with all controls and power supplies of our MC-series, as already with all other limoss actuators of the MD1-series.
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Better late than never.
While on the brink of the next release I am guilty of not having posted the details of Melodic #3. Apologies for any inconveniences and time wasted searching for tracks. Regardless, here is the full tracklist for the set, that I hope you have enjoyed to the full.
Stay tunes on Soundcloud for the next release due in a few days.
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Yo Fellow Svogers,
Do you know the feeling where it just doesn't get much better, the sun is shining, the breeze is cooling, your best shades are on and the music is bopping … Well, that is really what yours truly is trying to convey with this latest production. Starting off nice and cool with some quality gems, slowly upping the feel-good factor and ending with a floor-filling blast. A couple of these tracks have been around for a while, but just blend really nicely into the total Svoger soundwave. If you want to keep these mixes coming, enjoy, like repost and comment the work. It makes a world of difference.
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Hi all.
Please enjoy my endeavors for October to extend the warm season. To that effect, there is plenty of feel-good stuff in this months power-pack – neatly wrapped up in a pretty upbeat feel and vibe. That meaning that it works equally well for a solid warm up, and a workout or just to get those happiness hormones flowing… And therefore the title – "Happiness Together". In my opinion there are some real ace tracks this month by the likes of Dom Dolla, Jack Wins and Weiss. But all of them are branded with that unmistakeable DJ Svoger trademark: Hotness, Piano, Melody and dance-ability. Take care out there and keep rocking …
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Best of crowds,
Up next is a brand new selection of fresh tunes to get you in the right mood. This month offers a somewhat lighter and happier tone than the deeper sound that was actually pretty succesful in April, with some of the best streaming results for yours truly. However, the tone is set uniquely by what quality tunes that are released and deserve our undisputed support.
So this month provides us with a bit more skip in our stride from notabilities such as Sam Feldt, Blonde and Nora en Pure. But also a few house bangers have made the cut this month, for example My Digital Enemy and Riva Starr just to mention a few. Anyway, this will hopefully help you make questionable choices, enjoy life and dance til you drop – all the way through May.
Please share with everyone you love. It Means the World to me. Peace.
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Just for you: The third and so far greatest Mixtape for the new year. Again this time around it is a post with plenty of bounce, skip in your step, melodic house, piano, sexy vocals, tropical lushness – all in great abundance for your immediate and repeated consumption. If this doesn't get your spirits high, I don't know what it'll take… Anyway, I hope you like it, and please leave a comment. It helps and motivates to do even better tapes for you in the future!
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Hereby the second Mixtape for the new year, a post with that little ray of sunlight, that warms you just where it hits you.
There is plenty of strong melody, deep bass and piano on this months mixtape with many newcomers to the DJ Svoger franchise. Surely enough to get those feet moving …
I hope you like it, and please leave a comment. It helps!
Ready for X-Mas? Not really! We're still hoping to escape that inevitable winter chill. And what better way to fight it off than to put together an hour packed with tropical goodness and random daydreaming of sipping spicy margaritas on sandy beaches. In other words: We have just the fix for you. This month we have compiled some vibrant tracks with ample tempo, to bring you safely to New Years … and beyond. As usual, plenty of bass, rolling beats, the occasional oil-drum, and plenty of piano. Nice! This month we welcome plenty of newcomers, with fresh and original stuff, and only a few usual suspects – great nonetheless. Full tracklist below.
In short: Another killer set for you to continue the soundcloud roll we're currently on. Cheers!
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Once again here is our monthly contribution with our current favourite selection of tracks to give you that well-known DJ Svoger party feeling. We have named this months mixtape "I wanna dance. It's my medicine!" And that is exactly what we hope it will be for you. We have kept everything above 120 this month, as that is usually what gets the best feedback in our monthly mixtapes. So enjoy! And please, please, please remember to like and comment – it means the world to our work and exposure.
Listen to the set here:
Complete tracklist:
1. Kiiara – Feels (Love Thy Brother Remix)
2. SchulKid – Slow Dancing Feat. Valair (Matthew Heyer Remix)
3. Digital Farm Animals – True
4. Back Back Forward Punch – Settle the Score
5. Tobtok – Shelter
6. Besnine – How To Love (De Hofnar Radio Mix)
7. The Writers Block – Without You (Original Mix)
8. Blonde – All Night (Feat. Mar)
9. Gorgon City – Saving My Life ft. ROMANS
10. Sam Feldt – Baby Slow Down (snippet)
11. Ingo, Micaele – I Wanna Dance (Original Mix)
12. Andy Murphy Feat. Kendrick Lamar – King Kunta
13. Rozes – R U Mine (Lost Kings Remix)
14. CHINAH – Away From Me (Michah Remix)
15. Blonde – Feel Good (It's Alright) feat. Karen Harding (Extended)
16. Shaun Frank, Vanrip – All About (Original Mix)
Friends and followers of Svoger!
Here is our monthly contribution to the summer vibes and party feeling with a no less than fabulous line-up – ready to play all through the night. This month takes you all the way from a mid-tempo sunshine feeling to a floor-filling club ambiance and with everything in between – fully packed with house piano and melodic grooves. Please enjoy to the full, and please remember to like and comment – it means the world to our work, motivation and exposure.
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Here's a fresh mixtape packed with tracks from our secret Hip Hop stash and camouflaged as the second edition in our R'n'Hopster series – a blend a cool remixes of classic hip hop anthems and some fresh new stuff – enjov!
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1. Nicki Minaj – "Truffle Butter" (Figgy Remix)
2. Jay-Z – "I Just Wanna Love U" (July Child Flip)
3. Kanye West – "Touch The Sky" (CS Remix) feat. Lupe Fiasco
4. Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg – "The Wash" (Chamber & Gimix Nomad Remix)
5. Snoop Dogg – "Drop It Like It' Hot" (Kartell Remix)
6. Jay-Z – "99 Problems" (Pham Flip)
7. Snoop Dogg – "Peaches & Cream" (JackLNDN Remix)
8. Notorious B.I.G. – "Can I Get Witcha" (Ryan Farber Edition)
9. Missy Elliot – "Sheøs A B**ch" (UN'DEUX Remix)
10. Will Smith – "Men In Black" (Color K. Remix)
11. Outkast – "Roses" (Rambo V Remix)
12. Fat Joe & Ashanti – "What's Luv" (FAB Remix)
13. Missy Elliott – "Missy!" (Ursula 1000 Remix)
14. Busta Rhymes "Dangerous" (Man Without A Clue Remix)
15. Snoop Dogg – "Sensual Seduction" (Ivan Spell & Daniel Magre Remix)
16. Snoop Dogg – "Snoop's Acid Drop" (Les Visiteurs Remix)
17. Missy Elliott – "Pass That Dutch" (Kandy Bootleg)
Track back to the first edition of 'The R'n'Hopster Mixtape';


text: In case you haven't know for many years, I'm a coffee obsessed person. Pretty similar to oenophiles, the pizza snobs, like the writers and readers of Slice, or any other particular food and beverage item that nears obsession to some hearts. Being a devoted consumer of several coffee establishments in New York City like Blue Bottle Coffee, Joe: The Art of Coffee, and Stumptown, the pour-over technique is, or has, become in vogue as of the past year. I've bought many cups of coffee brewed this way, including Chemex, and it tastes amazing. The subtle nuances of the beans (fruitiness..


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I had a long and thoughtful message from someone. It touched upon trauma (both the correspondent's own and his perception of mine), the human experience, the teachers who talk about joy, connection to enlightenment, 'Jed'. Below is my reply in all entirety, unedited. Make of it what you wish.
Thank you for your (long) message.
You are correct. Trauma is real and was experienced by every human. Without exception. You, me, the neighbour next door, our parents, the presidents and the kings. From the moment you are born – you are subjected to traumatic experiences.
Now.. ask yourself why this is the case. WHO perpetuates trauma?
You talk about this chap Gary and his expression of joy. How do you know about Gary's everyday existence? How do you know that joy is all he experiences? Like other teachers – he is behind a computer screen, talking about what is essentially wishful thinking. The idea of permanent joy is very appealing to humans. Can you sell them the fact that life will always be about joy AND suffering? That one cannot exist without another?
You also talk about feeling immense love on your retreat. And? I felt many things: from stomach aches to what they collectively refer to as Unity Consciousness. And? Those are temporary mind/body states. They come and go, are part and parcel of human experience and have nothing to do with being 'enlightened'. They will always be present, for not to experience anything means one is simply dead.
En-light-en. Light means seeing things clearly for what they are. Crystal clear awareness, without wishful thinking. Unfortunately, when all the masks are seen through and when all the lies have been uncovered, the remaining part is not about 'joy' or 'saving people' (what gave you this idea? I write solely for myself) or absence of self (another carrot of self-hypnosis)…. what is it about then?
Look at the world around you and tell me what you think of humans.
Regarding "Jed'.. his first books were clear-cut, but he should have never written them. Once the words are on paper – there are people who will pay and will follow. It is just the nature of the Human Condition: the herd instinct.
Why did he write them? Look at the first proposal chapter. He is no fool. Everyone needs to eat. it is a business, a clever, brilliantly executed business.
Regarding Kenneth – I would like to find this other American chap, because I feel both are supporting the illusion and benefitting in the process, but while I laundered Kenneth's dirty underwear in public.. the other chap got away with it. I would like to execute some restorative justice, to equalise things between the two. Whether this happens or not – not sure. I am short of finance (to go further means travelling and research outside of the internet) and time.
Regarding my own trauma.. I am no exception. Unlike those teachers who pretend their lives are perfect – I have no such aspirations. It is not perfect. It is just what is. Right now it is comfortable, and without any major impending disasters. Having said that – I own no possessions and befriend no humans.
Why? Look what humans do to one another. Even this blog was a perfect demonstration that anyone raising their head above the parapet – will get shot.
My regards.
P.S. I know Alan Watts. He is one of the clearest humans. He had his own problems as you might be aware. No one is free. Get that.


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LimeWire has been shut down for almost a year, but the former file sharing service is still hugely popular with people looking to download free music and other forms of media. An injunction by a U.S. District Court ordered LimeWire to suspend its operations in October 2010, and the company's website has been replaced with a single splash page informing users about the injunction ever since. However, that page saw more than 1.1 million unique visitors in August alone, according to Google (s GOOG) Analytics statistics obtained by GigaOM, which makes one wonder: Was the decision to shut down LimeWire, rather than allowing the company to launch a licensed music service, a mistake?
LimeWire was one of the pioneers of P2P file sharing, and the company attracted millions of users after competitors like KaZaA and Napster were forced to shut their doors. At one point, estimates put LimeWire on every third PC worldwide. The company was eventually sued by the major labels in 2006, which alleged that it knowingly contributed to its users' copyright infringement.
Company executives tried to deflect the lawsuit with a number of initiatives aimed at monetizing file sharing, which included an MP3 store, an ambitious attempt to monetize contextual advertising within LimeWire and finally a music subscription service. The big labels didn't want any part of that and insisted that LimeWire instead had to shut down and pay for its sins. They eventually got what they wished for when U.S. District Court judge Kimba M. Wood sided with the music industry in May 2010, only to order a shutdown of the service in October.
LimeWire's client has since been unusable, and the website links to a PDF of of Kimball's court order instead of the LimeWire software. That doesn't stop countless visitors from stopping by every month: Google Analytics clocked 1.1 million visitors in August alone. 85 percent of these were new visitors, which makes sense: The current injunction notice really doesn't make you want to come back. 47 percent of those visitors came from the United States, and 53 percent were from other countries — a tribute to the fact that LimeWire was available in close to 20 different languages. More than half — 55 percent — of LimeWire.com traffic came from search.
In other words: LimeWire still has excellent Google juice, and it's still very much on people's minds despite having been all but dead for close to a year. Granted, converting all these file sharing users into paying customers is not an easy feat. However, services like Spotify have been fairly successful with freemium business models that capture people in need for free music and eventually get them to pay for a premium version. Maybe LimeWire should have been allowed to try the same. After all, chances are that all those folks who Google for LimeWire simply search for The Pirate Bay next.


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Music never fails to captivate people's hearts. Life is not complete without it. Avid music fans always want to be in the know about the latest news concerning their favorite solo artists and bands including their tours both local and international. Some go to the extent of spending their hard earned money to travel and watch the live concerts of their favorite artists.
Thankfully, there's a plethora of websites and blogs today dedicated to music where fans can get access to the happenings and whereabouts of their idols. Fandemonium is one such site which offers information including schedules of upcoming concerts and videos. It also lets fans buy tickets online for events they want to watch live in the different parts of the world. Fandemonium is run by Vividseats, an online event ticket marketplace that guarantees a secure way to purchase tickets online.


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Public Safety Escort
To ensure a safe campus and community the Department of Public Safety has implemented many programs and services. Commuter students have the option of requesting a Public Safety escort to walk to and from Wentworth parking lots and to our nearest t-stations (Ruggles, orange line and Museum of Fine Arts, green line).
Below is a list of few Public Safety services. Visit the Public Safety website for a full list of services and additional information.
- 24 Hour Safety Escort Service: Provided by vehicle or on foot to community members traveling on campus or to local green/orange line t-stops.
- Emergency Phones: Located throughout campus and may be used to contact Public Safety immediately.
- Crime Alerts: Crime alerts are distributed to all members of the community when incidents (that are deemed a threat to the community) occur. These notices are also include precautionary measures that should be observed by members of the Wentworth community.


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Eurapharm hand disinfectant - solution for application on the skin.
Bactericidal, levurocidal, mycobactericidal - limited virucidal (including coronavirus and rotavirus)
Instructions for use: Hand disinfectant
Dosage instructions, type and duration of application:
rub at least 3ml within 30 seconds in dry hands without rinsing.
Warnings and precautions for use:
Liquid and steam highly flammable. Causes severe eye irritation. May cause drowsiness and dizziness. Keep away from heat/sparks/open flames/hot surfaces. Do not smoke. Avoid contact with water due to violent reaction and possible flaring.
IN CASE OF EYES CONTACT: Rinse gently with water for several minutes. Remove any contact lenses if possible. Continue rinsing. If medical advice is required, have the package or label ready.
Keep out of the reach of children. Keep under lock and key. Dispose of contents/container at hazardous waste collection point.
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Henry's World Famous Hi-Life BBQ, San Jose CA
In the busy world that we all live in, sometimes we seem to overlook what has always been there in search of the latest and greatest…
Last week I had tickets to go to an event downtown, and wanted to get some good grub before the event. And Henry's popped into my mind. I had not been there in years, and thought it would be fun to head back. And yes, I was happy I went!
The street has been redone to accommodate a large number of cars, but remember to bring change for the meters. The area is safe, and easy to get in and out of.
The restaurant is separated into a "hanging-out" area, and the dining room. You arrive, grab a number from the wall under the menu and order a drink. Sometimes this area can be busy, others it can be empty. The host (waiter or waitress) will call your number and take your order. The menu is posted on wood boards on the wall. I would recommend something, but everything is wonderful.
When your order is ready, or when a seat is made available you are called to the dining room and ready to enjoy your dinner. Salad, bread and awesome BBW sauce await you. Oh, and did I mention that all of the cooking is done in the rear of the dining room? Right there where you can watch!
Plan for about 45 minutes if not busy, 1.5 hours if busy.
Henry's was established on 1960.
Henry's Hi-Life is located at:
301 West St. John Street. San Jose CA 95110
Chris Alston
Home sales and purchasing specialist
Keller Williams Realty, Cupertino
19400 Stevens Creek Blvd, Suite #200
Cupertino, CA 95014
408-850-6956 fax
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text: Anyone have any luck with finding more ammo on the shelves? I was reading in a different area where some people are finding more ammo back on the shelves, but none of them were in Florida. I was just wondering if we are seeing an increase, too. As for me, the shelves around here are still empty.


text: Commodities With your Finspreads spread betting account, you can take a position on an extensive range of commodities markets, including UK and US crude oil, cocoa, coffee, sugar, wheat and soyabean. Spreads and margins We offer competitive spreads on commodities including US Crude Oil from just 4 points, UK Crude Oil from 5pts and Sugar from 8 points. Our margins on commodities starts from just 1% for US and UK Crude Oil, meaning you only need to commit 1% of the total notional value of the trade in margin in order to take a position. Our commodities markets are available for trading across all our three account types, enabling you to react to fast moving prices 24 hours a day. Commodities Spread* Margin US Crude Oil (Future) 4 points 1.00% UK Crude Oil (Future) 5 points 1.00% *Spreads may vary according to the underlying market spread, market conditions and liquidity. Margin rates in the table above represent the first margin step for each specific market. The margin factor will increase depending on the size of your trade - for more information, please see the market information pages via the trading platform. See our spread bet examples page located in our how to spread bet section for more information on how you can spread bet commodities. What Affects Commodities Prices? Commodities prices can be affected by a range of factors, including supply and demand, politics and socio-economics. The price of UK and US Crude Oil is especially vulnerable to factors such as politics and political turmoil in oil rich nations. For example, in July 2008, Crude Oil prices rose above $147 per barrel, reaching then all-time highs, as growing concerns over hostilities between Iran and the US and unrest in Nigeria triggered fears that production and supplies would be affected. If, as a spread bettor, you had speculated at the time that Crude Oil prices would move higher still and if it had, you would have made a profit. If, however, you had speculated that Crude Oil prices had reached their peak and would fall lower and had taken a short position in keeping with this view, and the markets had moved the way you had anticipated (ie oil prices had fallen), you would have net a profit. Remember, however, that if prices move in the opposite direction (ie if you had speculated that prices would rise and they fell instead, or if you had said that prices would fall but they climbed higher instead), you would net a loss. It is important to keep abreast of the factors affecting the pricing of commodities when trading. For instance, unrest in the Middle East or a hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico typically pushes up the price of US and UK Crude Oil, as these events can disrupt production and hurt supply. With a Finspreads spread betting account, you can speculate on moving prices and net a potential profit irrespective of whether you expect prices to move higher or lower in the coming days. Our online trading platform and mobile trading apps enable you to speculate on fast moving prices even when you're on the move. Find out more about how you can spread bet with Finspreads or see our Learn to Spread Bet section and find out how you can spread bet the financial markets. Next Step: Learn about Commodities Trading with Finspreads


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At Blake Physical Therapy, we are proud to use the most advanced techniques and technologies available to us as we guide our patients through the process of healing whatever pain or discomfort may be affecting their lives. Physical therapy can be used to accomplish a variety of goals, including improving range of motion, increasing strength, and boosting overall function of a problematic area.
Our team can help you to address numerous issues, including:
- Sports injuries
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Conditions We Can Help You Overcome with Physical Therapy
Our dedicated team has years of experience in helping patients through their conditions to embrace full and active lifestyles. Whether you have been experiencing chronic pain for many years, experienced some form of physical trauma that has resulted in persistent discomfort, or simply want to increase your overall mobility and independence as time goes on, our team has everything you need.
Just a few of the conditions we can help to rehabilitate include:
- Joint injuries or disorders, such as osteoarthritis, ligament injury, or dislocations
- Ligament or tendon disorders including strains, sprains, tendon ruptures, or tendonitis
- Inflammatory conditions such as carpal tunnel, rheumatoid arthritis, plantar fasciitis, and tennis elbow (epicondylitis)
- Pain management for issues like persistent headaches, neck pain, and low back pain
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Why Do Some of Us Need Physical Therapy?
Physical helps people recover from a variety of conditions, medical or not. It is not necessarily for those who have suffered injury or have been in an accident, but for anyone who needs to regain mobility as well as function of their body.
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text: The new supermarket near my house has an automatic water mist-spray to keep the produce fresh. Just before it goes on, you hear the sound of distant thunder and the smell of fresh rain. When you go to the bread case, it smells like grandma's fresh baked bread. When you approach the milk cases, you hear cows mooing and enjoy the scent of fresh hay. When you approach the egg case, you hear hens cluck and cackle and the air is filled with the pleasing aroma of bacon and eggs frying. The veggie department features the smell of fresh buttered corn. I don't buy toilet paper there any more.


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'Accidents are caused by drivers, not roads'
In the wake of the macabre accident on Palm Beach road that claimed four young lives on Sunday, NMMC officials blamed speed devils and an advertising blitzkrieg for the frequent accidents bloodying the stretch
In the wake of the macabre accident on Palm Beach road that claimed four young lives on Sunday, NMMC officials blamed speed devils and an advertising blitzkrieg for the frequent accidents bloodying the stretch
"Blame the drivers for speeding, not the corporation," insisted Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation Commissioner Bhaskar Wankhede yesterday, speaking to MiD DAY from Delhi. The commissioner was reacting to the brutal deaths met by four youngsters on Sunday morning, when their car hit a tree at high velocity in the Nerul section of the Palm Beach road.
Crash and burn: The fatal spot which claimed the lives of four young
men, when the vehicle they were driving rammed into a tree on Palm
Beach road in Nerul, Navi Mumbai
While admitting that major overhauling was underway to make the road motorist-friendly, NMMC bigwigs insisted that it was not the absence of safety paraphernalia on the stretch, but slick television advertising that promoted speeding, which was to be held responsible for the alarming numbers of accidents that have occurred on the stretch over the past five years.
Ever since it was thrown open to vehicular traffic in the year 2000, the entire stretch of Palm Beach road has been bloodied by frequent accidents, with many casualties. The Navi Mumbai traffic police records for the duration 2007-2011 reveal that the stretch has been scarred by as many as 432 accidents, with 525 victims, of which 75 people lost their lives. 163 others sustained debilitating and life-threatening injuries.
Wankhede added, "We were concerned about the spate of accidents taking place on this stretch, and hence asked the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Powai, to conduct a safety audit six months ago. They reverted with their report about a month back. We are now in the process of implementing the recommendations."
Mohan Dhagavkar, city engineer, NMMC said, "The report clearly indicates that the entire stretch of Palm Beach road, which extends for a length of about 9 km, was designed for vehicles driven at high speeds, ranging from 60-80 km per hour. Driving beyond these permissible speeds can be fatal. It takes vehicles exactly 9 minutes to cover the 9-kilometre stretch at the speed of 60 km per hour. The Palm Beach road is not a highway, but an arterial road connecting one end of the city to another. Driving at extremely high speeds is sure to risk lives of the motorists."
Speaking of the recommendations suggested by the IIT experts, Dhagavkar added, "Over the last 10 years, movement of vehicular traffic on the stretch has multiplied, owing to the expansion of JNPT. The Killa junction on Uran road, which lies between Nerul and CBD, is a channel for the passage of jumbo containers, trailers and large vehicles. Accidents have escalated on this stretch, and the NMMC is already in the process of carrying out rectifications - signs are being affixed, bollards and cat's eyes are being placed, speed breakers and crash barriers have been installed. New zebra crossings are also organised, as per the recommendations."
Asked what measures had been adopted by them to curb the number of accidents, Wankhede and Dhagavkar echoed similar sentiments: "Our primary effort has been to educate the public about road safety. Until and unless drivers keep their eyes on their speedometers, the list of accidents will just keep growing."
Professor KV Krishna Rao, of the Transportation Systems Engineering Department of Civil Engineering in IIT Mumbai confirmed that the department had conducted a study for the NMMC, but refused to divulge details of the findings.
Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic-Navi Mumbai) Vijay Patil said, "The primary cause of road accidents on the Palm Beach road is speeding vehicles, as the traffic on this stretch is rarely static. With automobile brands making speed fashionable, youths are keen on revving up their engines and getting fast and furious when they find an open road. These advertisements should caution consumers about the possibly fatal consequences of speeding."
Alan Collaco, secretary general of the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) said, "ASCI codes are very stringent, and each advertisement for two and four wheelers comes with a safety message, alerting the public to refrain from imitating the stunts shown.
"The ads must promote safe practices like wearing helmets, avoiding cell phones while driving, and fastening seatbelts. Brands are also prohibited from promoting the violation of traffic rules, or implicitly encouraging reckless driving," added an expert.
The NMMC traffic police have also made a presentation to NMMC officials, stressing on the need to carry out overhauling and repair of the entire stretch.
The department has also identified eight junctions on the stretch as accident-prone - the list includes Killa Junction on Uran road , Nerul Sea Wood sector 50 Junction, NRI Junction, Balsheth Chowk-Nerul, T S Chanakya signal, Vajrani Junction, Sarsole Junction and Moraj Junction.
Safety First
Some of the recommendations made by the NMMC traffic police department include:
>> Placement of bollards on the entire stretch the road
>> Painting rumbler strips with themoplastic paint
>> Placement of cat's eyes at specific select points
>> Closing footways at all the accident prone junctions
>> Trimming of overgrown trees at Balsheth chowk, to allow greater visibility for motorists
>> Pushing back bus stops from the sides of the road
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When Internet safety matters at local businesses, Internet Technology teams are the first stop: they can work diligently to maintain server-wide protections like firewalls and virus detection programs.
Those technologies can go a long way. They block spyware and intercept emails with links that, when clicked, unleash malicious code meant to corrupt or co-opt individual computers.
With appropriate firewalls and virus-catching programs, "the percentage of legitimate email verses the amount that gets stopped at the server is mind-blowing," said Sean Openshaw, website manager at Northern Arizona Healthcare. "You can't keep employees safe 100 percent of the time, but a good mail server defense will sure help guide them along the desired path by intercepting … a lot of the bad stuff before employees even have a chance to click."
But at the level of each individual computer on your system, and each individual employee, there remains plenty of room for error. For example, Openshaw points out that virus protection software should be kept current "on each and every computer. It only takes one to infect the rest. Allowing personal computers on the network is also not ideal, as network administrators have less control over keeping virus definitions up to date."
And individual staffers need to be as educated and as cautious as they would be with their computers at home.
Dave Herbold, a freelance web designer in Flagstaff, said most hacks occur as spam-driven attempts to use personal computers on the web as spam drones.
"Spam will often look like a legitimate correspondence, say from a bank, but within the email it will ask the recipient to click a link to resolve an issue or take some kind of action," he said. "A savvy end-user might hover over the link and realize the address is of an unknown origin and delete the email."
But whether they're checking email at home or at work, people will sometimes click on suspicious links. Once they do, harmful code is deployed and the computer is corrupt. Herbold explained, "Now the computer is hostage and may become a spam drone – sending out spam, or otherwise."
As for employees who unwind on a break by surfing Facebook? Beware: Herbold added that Facebook is an "excellent platform" hackers can use to infiltrate a user's computer via the same "click this link" strategies. "It usually takes an end-user action, like clicking a corrupt link, to make a virus happen. Thus, don't click what you don't know," he said.
Herbold added that it is a myth that Mac computers are immune to hacker schemes. "Plenty of malicious code is out there for Apple products as well," he said.
Openshaw said caution is also indicated in a business where employees are regularly using Internet search engines like Google, on or off the clock.
"Be careful what links you follow and don't just randomly click search results," Openshaw said. "Websites containing viruses and malware come up in search results all the time and by the time you realize it's a bad click, it could be too late."
Companies wishing to train employees on bulletproof Internet techniques have several options, said Joe Bodin, president and web designer at flagstaffcentral.com. One company is called Skillpath, at www.skillpath.com.
"I get flyers and brochures from them almost every day in the mail," Bodin said. "They mostly have courses in the region, like Vegas and Phoenix, but every once in a while do them locally too at places like the Radisson. Their courses range from employee training to software instruction. I've taken a few of them over the years and have thought that they are pretty good."
Bodin said he's not participated himself in online courses offered at www.lynda.com, but they also come highly recommended. Computer courses at College America or Coconino Community College might be helpful as well, he said.
Openshaw said training can be key, but with or without it, vigilance is the bottom line.
"The biggest thing is to always be alert, always question what information you enter on the Internet, stay on the beaten path to trusted websites, watch and educate your children," he said, "and if possible, work with managers to get employees trained about being smart with their computers." FBN
Web safety tips:
• Make sure you have security software on your computer, laptop, tablet or smartphone – and take advantage of the frequent updates to keep it current.
• When in public wi-fi hotspots, avoid using passwords linked to your website, bank account, PayPal accounts and the like. If you have a firewall running, be sure to indicate you are in a public place so it can protect your data.
• Avoid using the password-saving options in the standard web browsers and the "remember me" check boxes on many sites. Better to memorize your passwords or use specialty software like Roboform.
• Avoid using the same password for multiple sensitive sites; doing so gives one website the password to all of the other sites you use.
• Log out of sensitive websites when you're finished using them, rather than simply closing the browser window.
• Never open an email that isn't from someone you really know; just delete it without opening it. And those links that show up on the walls of multiple Facebook friends? Avoid them like the plagues they probably are.
• Delete emails that say they're from Paypal, no matter how much it may look like them. Just log into paypal.com directly to check for legitimate notices.
• Avoid opening unexpected .zip files from anyone. The only time you should click on a .zip file is if you are expecting the compressed file from someone and have had a conversation with the person beforehand about what they are sending.
Sources: Joe Bodin, president and web designer at flagstaffcentral.com and Sean Openshaw, website manager at Northern Arizona Healthcare.
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The Walking Dead: 400 Days Review
Well told story, immersive world, fleshed-out characters, pacing done well, superb voice acting
Short Play time, typical Telltale game bugs
The Walking Dead 400 days overcomes its limitations and does it well. Despite a couple of hiccups that are now synonymous with Telltale games, they don't detract from the experience and for the short time you're with the game, you'll enjoy it greatly. While many players won't form an attachment like the one they did with Clem and Lee from the first season, players will still enjoy a well told story with interesting characters and themes. 400 days matches the first Walking Dead in terms of quality, and fans of it, or the Walking Dead universe should pick this up. It's one of most unique pieces of DLC to be released and more than deserves a look. It deserves a purchase.
A Great Story Courtesy of a Broken World
Telltale has become renowned for their excellently written and emotional stories, and they have continued this trend with another foray into the Walking Dead universe with a new DLC titled The Walking Dead: 400 Days. 400 Days is an expansion to the very popular The Walking Dead Season 1 game, but relates to the original very little in terms of story. Though it is relatable to the original in how well it tells its story.
Telltale somehow manages to achieve telling five coherent stories within a short span of time. They're well executed and help show the themes The Walking Dead is known for. There's always the feeling of hopelessness present throughout the experience. 400 Days gives you some clues about the upcoming season 2, although you shouldn't make that the reason for purchasing this DLC. 400 Days presents us with five enjoyable stories for the bargain price of $4.99; the price alone makes this game worth a purchase.
This game reiterates the fact that the universe of the Walking Dead is sad and depressing. Within the world of the Walking Dead there are no happy endings, and if one is achieved, it's usually short-lived. Experiencing this adventure in an interactive form is impressive, and if told by other means, it wouldn't have achieved the success it has; engrossing players in a way only possible through the involving interaction with the game and its characters.
400 Days is unique. It doesn't rely on gameplay so much as on telling an engrossing story. Anyone who played the first season will be familiar with the concept and 400 Days does a great job of immersing the player for the entirety of the game. Unfortunately, the stories themselves only span around 15 minutes each. While you will only spend a couple of hours with the game, you'll enjoy every minute of it. You'll experience sadness, hopelessness and (rare for a game) anxiety and regret.
400 Days serves as a bridge between Season 1 and the upcoming Season 2 of The Walking Dead. Keep in mind though; it's not a continuation of the story of Clementine and Lee. The game instead shifts its focus onto five different protagonists, with the player controlling a different survivor for each story. 400 Days reads your season 1 save and even though the ramifications of those choices made in the first season are hard to spot (and quite irrelevant in regards to how the story progresses), it's nonetheless fun to see some familiar faces, albeit even if it's for the shortest of times.
400 Days tells five very unique and intertwined stories and all them have one thing in common: a Georgia truckstop known as Gil's Pit Stop. Throughout the game, I couldn't help but feel the pit stop played a similar role to one of the diners in Pulp Fiction. The pit stop served as the nexus where the five stories interconnected and where each reached its peak. All the stories are wrapped up within the span of 400 Days (hence the name), and despite being short stories, are still well told and well-paced. The game introduces the player to the characters and instantly starts maturing your relationship with them. This helps to give the player a stake in any of the events involving said characters, making it all the worse when you find out the reason they're in danger. Tough decisions are found throughout the entire adventure.
While I did enjoy the characters, I didn't form the connection with them as I did with the characters in season one. This is where the short playtime hurts and might turn off many. A positive aspect to the reduced game time is that 400 Days is a very undiluted experience; it does what it sets out to do and does it well, with no superfluous aspects.
I came to care for the characters in each of their stories, but not quite on the level of what I felt for Clem or Lee. Even so, one of the best aspects of the game (and the reason why Telltale deserves accolades) is how different each story is and not just a similar retelling of Lee's journey. Within the span of 30 minutes you can go from a caring sister to a hitchhiker just trying to survive. Most players will enjoy Shell's story the most, where you'll notice similarities to season one as Shell tries to protect her sister. The story of Shell and her sister brings a great contrast to Lee and Clementine's relationship giving a twist to the father-daughter relationship dynamic and applying it to a mother-daughter one. A great aspect of this episode as a whole is how immediately the player is given the choice of which story to play first, as they can be played in any order. It's a nice touch and doesn't take away from each story being entwined with the others.
400 Days doesn't reinvent the wheel and prefers to stick with the tried-and-true formula seen in other Telltale games. This means a third-person adventure that harkens back to older days of point-and-click adventure games. 400 Days contains many of the things found within that genre so expect exploring, making use of items, a few quick-time events, and as per the course in a Telltale game; lots of talking and exposition. 400 Days uses the conversation tree seen in season 1 and in this regard it can seem similar to the RPG genre with clean-cut player choices leading to significant divergences within the story. As with The Walking Dead, comics, shows, and games, don't expect zombies to be a focal point; come into this game knowing that your interaction with NPCs is often the most enjoyable part (and occasionally the most terrifying). Most of your choices using the conservation tree impact how your character acts, and just as with Lee in season 1, you can have your characters be the "good guy†of the group or the one everyone thinks is a moron. Your character's actions rely solely on the you and your preferences.
Graphics and Sound
400 Days doesn't change its art style or improve its graphics from season 1, and retains the comic book look throughout. Perhaps it's for the best that they didn't change the style; it works well and conveys the characters' emotions perfectly. The sound itself isn't anything to write home about but it does a competent job of keeping the player in the moment. Voice acting throughout is superb and up to the standard expected of a AAA release and really helps to immerse and connect the player with the characters and their world.
Issues that plagued Season 1 remain unfixed, such as the game slowing to a crawl while it processes certain actions and screen freezes while translating to the next. I haven't run into any save issues and hopefully others don't. I'm mentioning this as the first season suffered from lost saves that angered many a gamer.
Notable Extras
No real extras exist within 400 days; a majority of what you get from the game comes as a result of playing through the story.
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The Walking Dead 400 days overcomes its limitations and does it well. Despite a couple of hiccups that are now synonymous with Telltale games, they don't detract from the experience and for the short time you're with the game, you'll enjoy it greatly. While many players won't form an attachment like the one they did with Clem and Lee from the first season, players will still enjoy a well told story with interesting characters and themes. 400 days matches the first Walking Dead in terms of quality, and fans of it, or the Walking Dead universe should pick this up. It's one of most unique pieces of DLC to be released and more than deserves a look. It deserves a purchase.


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THE WOMAN whom Claire Danes embodies in HBO's original telefilm "Temple Grandin" reveals how it felt to see her life play out on the screen, what it really feels like to be autistic and her plans for the Emmys.
"When I found out Claire was playing me, I had to look her up on the Internet. You know, I don't follow those things. So I typed her name in, and there was this pretty blonde girl. You would have never known it was her in the movie! I saw the movie four or five times--she literally became me. The way she walked, talked, everything was me.
I only spent a day with her, but gave her five hours of old VHS tapes of me doing cattle-handling to watch. She put the audio on her iPod. There was an interview on NPR with Claire doing my voice, and then me talking. It was really weird; I could barely tell the difference.
Watching the movie was like going back to the '60s and '70s in a time machine. I really did all those projects they showed, like that gate I built when I was 15, and the squeeze machine. They even used some of my own drawings. I was really eating yogurt and Jell-O all the time. That was before antidepressants, which changed my life. And the part with the bull testicles really happened, too.
My biggest concern was that they be clinically accurate about autism. I read some early scripts and they had me as too much of a savant. I had a fit. I wanted them to capture my sound sensitivity, high level of anxiety. They captured perfectly my visual thinking. I watched it and thought, 'That's how I think!'
I teach livestock handling at Colorado State. I still do some slaughterhouse work, too. Does it make me sad? Well, no. Everything dies. Nature can be harsh. Those cattle wouldn't have existed had they not been bred. There have been a lot of speaking engagements since the movie. I've had a lot of parents and kids write me letters.
But there are still misconceptions about autism. It's very variable. You have geniuses--(from) people probably in the movie business, to people who can hardly talk. The continuous trait along the autism spectrum is creativity.
I think Claire deserves the Emmy. She went above and beyond what anyone else would have done. I've been invited to the (Emmy) show. I may go, I'm not sure. Right now I have it on the calendar with a big question mark."


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Lincolnshire academies trust criticised over financial affairs
By Angela Harrison
Education correspondent, BBC News
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The Department for Education says there have been "serious failings" in the financial management of a federation of academies in Lincolnshire.
An investigation by department officials heavily criticises the Priory Federation of Academies Trust.
Richard Gilliland, the organisation's chief executive, resigned on 30 March.
The trust said "mistakes and errors of judgement" had been made by two individuals.
The government says the matter has been referred to the police.
The auditors' report was into the financial management of the trust, which runs four schools in Lincolnshire - The Priory Academy LSST, The Priory Witham Academy, The Priory City of Lincoln Academy and The Priory Ruskin Academy.
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The report found that the trust's former chief executive Richard Gilliland had used the federation's credit card to buy training for his son valued at £4,000, purchase personal goods and to pay fees for tax advice.
It also concluded he had converted and decorated part of a property owned by the trust with the aim of moving in with his wife and had established a private apartment at a French property owned by the federation.
Mr Gilliland's daughter was hired by the trust as consultant and paid £55,500 for a year's work, the report said.
She was also paid nearly £900 in expenses for a trip to Bali "to establish an itinerary for a diving holiday for boarders".
Mr Gilliland's son was also employed for a few months.
The report also concerns the trust's former finance director, Steve Davies, who retired in December 2011.
The report's summary said: "The financial management of the federation has not been of a standard necessary for an organisation of its current size.
"Regularity and transparency in the use of public funds has not been demonstrated."
In a statement, the Priory Federation's chairman, Terry Coffey, said: "We have had rigorous audits, external reviews and compliance visits every year since the formation of the federation in 2008 - a total of 85 in all from nearly 20 different organisations, including the DfE. No organisation had ever raised any issues with us before.
"However, the trust recognises that mistakes and errors of judgement have been made in the past by two senior individuals who, before they left our employment, failed to comply fully with our internal systems."
The federation said most of the criticism related to employees who no longer worked for it, but changes were being made and "a more robust framework" would be put in place.
"As the report makes clear, a sum of money has already been repaid to the trust. We are currently reviewing whether any additional legal steps are required," the statement said.
'More rigorous'
A spokesman for the Department for Education said: "The department's investigation into the Priory Federation revealed serious failings of key individuals in relation to financial management. The trust has accepted responsibility and the CEO has now left. The department has also referred this matter to the police.
"Unfortunately no system of financial audit can guarantee it will prevent all wrongdoing."
The case has been taken up by critics of the academy programme in England.
The general secretary of the National Union of Teachers Christine Blower said: "This is quite an extraordinary abuse of position and power and confirms the NUT's fears about where the lack of accountability in academies can lead".
The government spokesman added: "The financial accountability systems in place for academies are more rigorous than those for maintained schools.
"Unlike maintained schools, academies must have their accounts externally audited. But lessons can always be learned and we will consider whether we need to strengthen our systems at federation level."


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