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I love hosting parties for my friends and family. Days before the party I start perusing the internet or Pinterest searching for great ideas or a theme. A couple days before the party, I head off to the store with my old-school, hand written grocery list to purchase supplies. The day of the party, while rocking my kitchen to a retro 80's station, I chop, blend, mix and bake my way through the day. As Bon Jovi fills my kitchen (I wish), I watch the clock tick away and I feel exhilarated and super STRESSED!
Last week, I decided to host a bruschetta party. I planned ahead, bought all the ingredients I needed and did a little prep work the night before. When I woke up on party day, I was sick. I considered cancelling the party, but I had so much food and I didn't want it to go to waste. I decided to power through, but I had to change my plan of being the great host and having everything prepared and looking beautiful when the first guest walked through the door.
Instead, I put out bowls of tomatoes, avocado, various meats, spreads, herbs, cheeses and toasted baguette. My highly organized happy hour became a make your own bruschetta bar. As an added element, I created an inspiration station. I provided colored post-it notes and pens so my guest could write their personal bruschetta creation and stick it to the wall. My guests we delighted. Everyone was having a great time and I realized they weren't just eating, they were having an experience with food and engaging each other in conversation.
This changed the way I think about entertaining a group of people. Parties don't have to be time consuming or stressful! Let us help take some of the stress out of hosting a party so you can concentrate on…well, having fun.
1. Create a happy hour menu with a theme. There's no need to plan a full meal deal. Host a casual happy hour and pick a theme that has a lot of toppings and condiments such as nachos, salads, baked potatoes, pasta or tapas.
2. Use the salad bar. Visit your local grocery store's salad bar to save time and cut down on waste. Salad bar cooking allows you to buy fresh ingredients that are already chopped and diced.
3. Buy ingredients that are ready to go. I'm all about cutting down on prep work. For example, buy pre-shredded or sliced cheese, meat trays from the deli, spreads and sauces from a jar.
4. Engage your guests in the experience. Give each guest one ingredient to bring or provide everything and let your friends build their own meal.
5. Say no to clean up! We all know the worst part of entertaining is the post-party clean up. Use small storage bowls with lids. Just before the party, remove the lids and put the food out. When all the guests have gone just slap the lid on the bowl and into the refrigerator it goes.


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Best Way to Connect New Sony Blu-Ray
I am a novice here (so don't laugh.) I just got a new Sony Blu-Ray and need to know the best way to connect it to the TV/Uverse box in the bedroom (what to plug where.) There are no other components connected there. The Blu-Ray has WiiFii capability and the router is in another part of the house.
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I think there are two simple choices - Drop back to a DVD player (cannot play blue-ray) with composite or component outputs. Or, go for a 1080p TV, The good news is the prices are way down on 1080p TVs. This is the price you pay to keep up with the improvements in technology & you are on the right side of the price curve.
The Blu-ray player should be connected directly to the TV. What connections options exist on the TV?
You also mention an internet connection. THis can be wired - cat5 connection to the RG. If your STB is fed coax you may want to plug the cat5 cable into the network jack on the STB even though it is not officially supported.
For wi-fi - make sure the wireless is on in the RG. You should be able to follow a menu in the bluray. Let us know if you need more.
You can access the RG by this link -http://192.168.1.254/
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I am a novice here (so don't laugh.) I just got a new Sony Blu-Ray and need to know the best way to connect it to the TV/Uverse box in the bedroom (what to plug where.) There are no other components connected there. The Blu-Ray has WiiFii capability and the router is in another part of the house.
The best way is to connect it via a HDMI cable if your TV is capable of connecting to the blu way this way. This is also the best way to connect your U-verse STB to the TV as well. The HDMI cable is the same on both sides and you would want to connect one end into your BD player and one end into the back of your TV.
The second best way is via componenet cable (red/blue/green analog RCA cables along with a red/white analog RCA cables) but some newer model blu ray players don't have those on the player itself.
The 3rd and worst option is composite cables (red/white/yellow analog RCA cables) This will give you the capability to watch blu rays on your TV but you won't get the high-definition experience that blu-ray players and discs are made for.
In my opinion, the best place to order these cables from is Monoprice.com. The cost of these cables from here is ~$5 compared going into Best Buy or Walmart and them wanting about $25+ for a similar cable. You can find some that cost $100 but give the exact same performance as one of these cables.
In order to insure that we can help you out to the best of our ability. Can you tell us the model numbers of your TV and blu ray players?
@Dvdjns1 wrote:Will I need 2 HDMI cables? One to connect the Blu-ray to the Uverse STB and another to connect the Uverse STB to the TV?
If your Blu-ray player has an HDMI output, you can use an HDMI cable to connect the player to the TV.
How is the U-verse box currently connected to your TV?
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Will I need 2 HDMI cables? One to connect the Blu-ray to the Uverse STB and another to connect the Uverse STB to the TV?
You'll want to connect the Blu-Ray player to the TV via HDMI and the U-Verse STB to the TV via HDMI. You will only need to get 2 HDMI cables if your UVerse STB isn't connected to the TV via HDMI.
So to recap here's how you'll want things connected:
U-Verse STB connected to the TV into HDMI 1 via an HDMI cable
Blu Ray Player connected to the TV into HDMI 2 via an HDMI cable
There is no cable connecting the U-Verse STB to the Blu Ray player.
Is there any other equipment you're hooking up to this TV (VCR, Sound system, etc.) ?
If you need an extra HDMI cable and can wait a few days for delivery, you can get them very inexpensively at Monoprice.com. Take a look at the following link:
This is a 6 foot category 2 high-speed certified HDMI cable for $3.50.
I have no affiliation with Monoprice, I just hate to see people get ripped off by spending $100 on the same cable with a certain monstrous name on it.
Hey I read your post and here I am with the same situation 3 years later.
I dont even know what type of HDMI cable to get
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Hey I read your post and here I am with the same situation 3 years later.
I dont even know what type of HDMI cable to get
Any of these http://www.monoprice.com/products/subdepartment.asp?c_id=109&cp_id=10240
One of those really good things about digital reproduction is if you connect via HDMI, the only real hinderance is the length of the cable. Digital is digital is digital, and pure IR drop is your only enemy. If you can stick to cables 12 feet or so or less, you won't have any problem with signal, and the products from Monoprice will do the job splendidly. I just purchased a new signal processor, and with it all new HDMI cables - from Monoprice. Everything works just fine.
And on another note with respect to connecting to the TV, you'll need to switch between the two inputs (U-verse STB and BD player) with the TV remote. Possibilities will be clicking a given switch that cycles through all the possible inputs and separate buttons for each input. Just mentioned this in case the original poster is still questioning how to use the BD player AND the U-verse STB.
I can vouch for cables from Monoprice, they work great. I would recommend their ultra slim series with Redmere Technology. A bit more expensive than the basic cable, the picture is awesome - but, better than that those cables are the thinnest cables I have ever seen. You can route them anywhere - even if you already have a spiderweb of a setup with a million other cables going on.

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1. Preheat oven to 350°. In large bowl, whisk together flour, salt and baking soda. With fingertips or pastry blender, cut in butter until pea-sized crumbs form; stir in cheese. Make a well in center of flour mixture. Pour buttermilk into well. With wooden spoon, gently stir to gradually draw flour mixture into buttermilk until a soft dough forms. Knead dough in bowl just until dough begins to stick together.
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The PRC is a cooperative effort of a broad coalition of organizations with expertise and resources in the fields of corrections, law enforcement, victim's services, and sexual assault prevention and response. The involvement of these organizations varies, from advising staff on the needs of the field to integrating their expertise as services offered by the PRC. Many partner organizations are providing training and technical assistance in the field, and we rely on the networks of professional associations and nonprofit organizations to disseminate critical information to their membership and supporters. The PRC will bring information and training to annual conferences and meetings through the support of these organizations. In addition, some organizations and individuals are participating as members of task groups and/or advisory groups as determined by Impact Justice and BJA.
The list of collaborating organizations will grow over time and currently includes:
- Abt Associates
- AEquitas
- American Correctional Association (ACA)
- American Jail Association (AJA)
- American Probation and Parole Association (APPA)
- American University Washington College of Law, Project on Addressing Prison Rape
- Association of State Correctional Administrators (ASCA)
- Center for Innovative Public Policies (CIPP)
- Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA)
- Council of Juvenile Correctional Administrators (CJCA)
- International Community Corrections Association (ICCA)
- International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP)
- Just Detention International (JDI)
- National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD)
- National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC)
- National Institute of Corrections (NIC)
- National Sheriffs' Association (NSA)
- Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP)
- Vera Institute of Justice (Vera)
- The Moss Group (TMG)
The PRC Training and Technical Assistance (TTA) Task Group, comprised of the PRC's TTA providers, includes American Jail Association (AJA); American University Washington College of Law, Project on Addressing Prison Rape; International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP); Just Detention International (JDI); National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors (NASMHPD); The Moss Group (TMG); and the Vera Institute of Justice (Vera).
The PRC Audit Work Group, which contributed to the PRC's tasks related to auditor tools and trainings, includes Abt Associates, American Correctional Association (ACA), and the National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC).
The PRC Communications Advisory Group, which provides input on the PRC's communication and outreach strategies, includes the American Catholic Correctional Chaplains Association (ACCCA), American Civil Liberties Union National Prison Project, American Correctional Association (ACA), American Jail Association (AJA), American Probation and Parole Association (APPA), Association of State Correctional Administrators, Campaign for Youth Justice, Center for Black Equity, Center for Children's Law and Policy, Council of Juvenile Correctional Administrators (CJCA), Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA), Indiana Sheriff's Association, International Association for Correctional and Forensic Psychology, International Association of Chiefs of Police, International Association of Forensic Nurses (IAFN), International Community Corrections Association, Just Detention International (JDI), National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, National Commission on Correctional Health Care (NCCHC), National Partnership for Juvenile Services (NPJS), National Sheriff's Association (NSA), as well as several federal partners and PRC Communications Advisors Patricia L. Caruso and Charles J. Kehoe.


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Stop Your Dog From Jumping Up
Dogs greet each other nose-to-nose and want to do the same with us. Since our noses are not at their level, they jump up to reach them.
Does your dog jump on you as if he's got springs on his feet? Like it or not, we humans are to blame. We not only permit this behavior, we encourage it.
We know we shouldn't encourage jumping, but a fuzzy puppy is just too cute to resist. We forget that cute behavior in a puppy can become a real nuisance when he grows up. You might enjoy an exuberant greeting after a long, hard day at work, but not if you end up with muddy pawprints on your new suit.
Allowing your dog to jump on people can be dangerous, too. You can end up scratched and bruised. A child or frail adult can be knocked down and seriously injured.
Solving a behavior problem like jumping requires both management of the situation and training your dog.
Management means you must control the situation so your dog doesn't have the opportunity to jump up. Use management techniques until your dog is adequately trained not to jump.
As an example, let's take the dog that jumps on visitors. To manage your dog's behavior, you could do one of the following before your guest arrives:
- Put your dog in his crate.
- Confine him in another room.
- Restrain your dog on a leash.
This will prevent the jumping while he's learning proper behavior.
Teach your dog that he gets no attention if he's jumping on you or anyone else.
Teach your dog to do something that is incompatible with jumping up, such as sitting. He can't sit and jump up at the same time. If he's not sitting, he gets no attention.
Important! Be consistent. Everyone in your family must follow the training program all the time. You can't let your dog jump on people in some circumstances, but not others.
Training techniques: When your dog…
Jumps on other people:
Ask a family member or friend to assist with training. Your assistant MUST be someone your dog likes and wants to greet. Your dog should never be forced to greet someone who scares him.
- Give your dog the "sit" command. (This exercise assumes your dog already knows how to "sit.")
- The greeter approaches you and your dog. If your dog stands up, the greeter immediately turns and walks away
- Ask your dog to "sit," and have the greeter approach again.
- Keep repeating until your dog remains seated as the greeter approaches.
- If your dog does remain seated, the greeter can give your dog a treat as a reward.
- When you encounter someone while out walking your dog, you must manage the situation and train your dog at the same time.
- Stop the person from approaching by telling him you don't want your dog to jump on him.
- Hand the person a treat.
- Ask your dog to "sit."
- Tell the person he can pet your dog and give him the treat as long as your dog remains seated.
Some people will tell you they don't mind if your dog jumps on them, especially if your dog is small and fluffy or a puppy. But you should mind. Remember you need to be consistent in training. If you don't want your dog to jump on people, stick to your training and don't make exceptions.
Jumps on you when you come in the door:
- Keep greetings quiet and low-key.
- If your dog jumps on you, ignore him. Turn and go out the door.
- Try again. You may have to come in and go out dozens of times before your dog learns he only gets your attention when he keeps all four feet on the floor.
Jumps on you when you're sitting:
If you are sitting and your dog jumps up on you, stand up. Don't talk to your dog or push him away. Just ignore him until all four feet are on the ground.


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Annabella Sciorra recounts alleged Harvey Weinstein rape ordeal in court
The Sopranos star Annabella Sciorra thought she was suffering a seizure after Harvey Weinstein allegedly raped her in her apartment.
The actress recounted her sexual assault ordeal at the hands of the fallen movie mogul in court on Thursday (January 23, 2020), during the ongoing Weinstein trial.
Annabella told the jury Weinstein burst into her apartment after giving her a ride home from an industry dinner in Manhattan, New York in the early 1990s, pinned her down on a bed and raped her, leaving her so traumatized that she couldn't stop shaking.
"I was punching him, kicking him," she said. "I was just trying to get him away from me. He put my hands over my head to hold them back, and he got on top of me and he raped me. He put his penis inside my vagina and he raped me."
"At a certain point, he came out of me," Sciorra continued. "He said, 'I have perfect timing'.
"He then proceeded to put his mouth on my vagina, and before he did that, he said, 'This is for you!' I didn't have much fight left inside of me at that point… There was not much I could do… It was so disgusting that my body to started to shake in a way that was very unusual. It was like a seizure."
Sciorra recalled falling asleep or blacking out after Weinstein left her apartment: "I don't remember the immediate reaction when I woke up. I don't remember much except for feeling disgusting."
The actress went on to explain she didn't report the assault to police officials because she wasn't clear what constituted a rape crime – and she had conflicted feelings about Weinstein.
"I felt like he was a nice person," she told the court. "I thought he was an OK guy. I felt confused. I felt like I never should have opened the door."
The ordeal changed her personality and her social habits and Sciorra explained she began drinking and self-harming.
"I began to cut myself," she said, revealing she would 'paint' the walls of her home with her own blood.
"I would put blood from my fingers and my hands into this masterpiece. Wherever I put blood, I would put pieces of gold leaf to mark it."
Annabella went on to explain she later approached Weinstein and told him how his actions had changed her, but he brushed her off, stating, "That is what all the nice Catholic girls say", and adding, "This remains between you and me."
"It was very menacing," Sciorra said. "His eyes went black, and I thought he was going to hit me right there."
The actress also revealed that prior to the alleged sexual assault, the producer sent her inappropriate "care packages" that included chocolate penises and Valium pills in an effort to "help me relax and not be so stressed".
Sciorra became the first accuser to take the stand in Weinstein's sexual assault trial. Prosecutors are hoping her allegations will help them pursue charges that Weinstein was a serial predator.
The 67-year-old faces five charges of sexual assault stemming from allegations by two women, Jessica Mann and Miriam Haleyi, related to incidents in 2006 and 2013. They also are expected to testify.
Weinstein, who faces life behind bars if convicted, maintains that all the sexual encounters were consensual.


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Yes. I said it.
Last year I signed up for Pubcon, an internet marketing (SEO/SEM) conference. Tony, a neighbor and friend of mine, told me I should go. It just so happened that Tony was speaking at the event. At any rate, in preparation for the event I decided to have a little fun with the whole "Black Hat SEO" thing, and I bought and made "Black Shirt SEO". Tony advised me otherwise and said that he appreciated the t-shirt but would not dare wear it at a SEO conference. BTW this has to be the most expensive T-shirt I have ever bought.
Cost= Printing of shirt, domain registration, closely related domains, annual renewal cost, plus cost of t-shirts given away for free.
But I happen to be a Yellow Personality, which gives me a creative strength, a lack of organizational skills, and a overbearing drive for FUN! And fun does not always = productivity. In fact that is a rarity. So the t-shirts are for fun first and for most. But being a White Personality I am also big on relationships. So I double dip and get a Fun Relationship Building T-Shirt. OR better said, give a fun relationship building t-shirt.…
Someone asked me, "What was your biggest take away from SMX?"
A little more insight. Alan Bleiweiss was one of a few people that responded back to me on the SMX connect. That impressed me and inspired me to return a favor. A free shirt. And his blog is full of very insightful observations, like the fact that lobby conversations can often carry more juicy tidbits than what speakers may be publicly sharing.
Never take Matt, or Rand, or Aaron, or Jill, or anyone in our industry at face value when you're doing SEO. If you're not testing, and doing it properly, you're not getting the most you can for your company…
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I know people are busy. But I read this vibe from some attendees that the "SEO Super Stars" are too good for the little guys. Granted I don't know what if feels like to be a SEO superstar and be bombarded with questions all day long. Plus the guys asking for help are the guys that want to take your business. But none the less, I believe in a karma, or general good will towards all men and women. I believe in the Golden Rule. I wish the world would take charity and kindness and pay it forward. So I am all for sharing and learning and growing together.
Other attendees that inspired me that I felt privileged to meet, were people like Michelle McManus. Yes I admit that I have a fondness for people from Tennessee. I did grow up there. But Michelle is a good wholesome in-house SEO girl that works for OHL, a global supply chain management company. Michelle also loves physics. She is a neat person that was willing to be a friend, say "Hi" and share some laughs.
And of course I met a lot of Canadian SEO guys that were very fun and savvy. Rob adds some great insight to many of my internal debates. It's reassuring to have people you can trust in a world of Spyflu's, hackers, and piggy-backers.
So it was great meeting you guys, and so many others. Sorry it took so long to post this since SMX was nearly a month ago now. But I look forward to hearing and seeing you guys again in the future.
SO… Pest Control may not be as Sexy as Tacos.
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Lake Orion Men's Track and Field Athletes of the Week June 2nd – State Meet 12th Place – 18 pts. Always a tough field at this level, with lots of competitors, and several rain delays! Amaru Abdulla-Raheem was 14th in the Long Jump, Zach Dinverno was 30th in the Pole Vault, and Sebastain Marku finished


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Made with metal construction and a tan burlap shade, this attractive, industrial pendant offers a blend of modernized and rustic style.
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Let this handsome pendant light illuminate your way in contemporary style. The design features a rust finish cage inspired by industrial and farmhouse style fixtures. Edison bulbs, which are included, lend a nostalgic glow, and site behind a natural tan burlap drum shade. The look is clean and simply chic.


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Bubble Tanks Arenas (BTA) is a spin off of the traditional Bubble Tanks series. Rather than being able to move freely around the world, in BTA you can fight in Arenas, series of Bubblefields filled with enemies. You can design your own avatar tanks, enemy tanks, and arenas as well as search to see what other players have created.


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Kite's Pale Evening Dun is representative of a small number of olives, surwings and duns, which are abundant from May to October. It is a very useful fly to have in one's fly box.
But the angler having found the fly which the fish at present affect, let him make one as like it as possible he can, in colour, shape, proportion; and for his better imitation let him lay the natural fly before him. Colonel Robert Venables, The Experience'd Angler. 1662.
Creator of this trout fly: Oliver Kite
Tier of this trout fly: Mandy Shelvey
Country of origin for this trout fly: England
This trout fly is designed to be fished on Rivers & Streams
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Alfred Health research wins Australian Trial of the Year
The Alfred's Director of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine, Professor Paul Myles, and his team were today awarded Australian Trial of the Year for their worldwide study exploring the risks associated with aspirin and Tranexamic acid (TXA).
Minister for Health, the Hon Greg Hunt MP, officially announced the award at today's Clinical Trials 2017: National Tribute & Awards Ceremony.
The awards, which formed part of celebrations marking International Clinical Trials Day, recognises remarkable Australians who make ground-breaking clinical trials.
Congratulations to Prof Paul Myles and his team for the well-earned award and congratulations also to those who were nominated.
The study, led by The Alfred and Monash University, shows that TXA can nearly halve the number of people who suffer complications with bleeding following open heart and other major surgery.
TXA reduces the risk of serious bleeding complications by 40 per cent, resulting in fewer blood transfusions and emergency re-operations.
For more information about the trial, read our website article or the full paper.


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CEDAR FALLS, Iowa – Cassie Mathes has been named director of University Relations at the University of Northern Iowa. Mathes is currently director of University Relations and Marketing at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin. She will assume her new duties at UNI on Nov. 30.
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"Cassie is an accomplished marketing and communications professional, and her strong higher education background will serve the University Relations team and the campus community well," said UNI President Mark Nook. "I'm delighted that she will be a part of the Panther family and will bring her skills and expertise to UNI."
Mathes holds a master's degree in communication from Missouri State University and a bachelor's degree in communication from Missouri Southern State University. Prior to her time at Missouri Southern, she served in a variety of roles within the Office of University Marketing and Communication at Pittsburg State University in Pittsburg, Kansas, and also worked at a newspaper and TV station.
Mathes replaces Scott Ketelsen, who left UNI in June to become the executive director of Communication, Alumni and External Relations for the University of Iowa's College of Nursing.
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by Diggin Gypsy
Many times I have thrown on my old worn boots and trudged across the states from Georgia to Montana. Unfortunately scenery was getting a little worn as well. This particular trip I started with a spring in my step. It began when I left the wildfires of California heading off to face the familiar muddy prints the Grizz left for me in Montana. Just so you know, I have stared at that muted tan book for 4 years studying all the hidden hints tucked away like the toy in the cracker jacks box.
WE HAVE A GOOD MAP! Remember, hidden treasures have treasure maps and that ole coot (ff) made sure his treasure does too! All the remaining Goonies out there picked up on this real quick as well.
Up in the Appalachians all we had was our imagination and if you didn't have that and your car broke down, well you walked out of those woods. Being one of eight kids and knowing how to use our IMAGiNATION, it was better than having any toy from the Sears Catalog.
This trip was with my sister Melani, she is number 7 in the line up at home and I am number 6. I bring her because she is lucky 7, she finds everything out there BUT the treasure. She says she brings me to pick up sticks ( i still don't understand what she means by that).
On the Flight into Bozeman, A nun had sat down next to Melani on the plane, I bet she felt lucky but she claims I jinxed her because I was always talking about Virgin Mary in my solve.
Flying in on another plane I was graced by a group of Asians wearing surgical mask, kinda stirred my nerves a bit and all the sudden I wasn't feeling so lucky myself.
Our first few nights we stayed at the 320 Ranch then moved on to the Rainbow Lodge. We really liked the 320 Ranch due to its history and also playing a part in a solve.
The Wilson's sold it to Luke Brown., he had three other partners for the purchase. They named the ranch "320 Ranch" for the amount of acres it encompassed. His partners could not come up with there part of the money. So Luke Brown sold his portion to Dr. Mcgill. Meanwhile Mrs. Wilson worked at the Post Office in the little community of Eldridge while there was logging going on at Taylor Fork. When Dr. Caroline Mcgill bought the 320 Ranch, that little community of Eldridge started dying out due to the decline in logging. Dr. Mcgill felt sorry for Mrs.Wilson for not having her Post Office open anymore so she moved the post office from that dying community of Eldridge to the 320 Ranch where Mrs Wilson continued to run it until she died.
After settling in we began going over our ideas and how they match the rest of the clues, we again find ourselves at pulpit rock. It went with everything (in our minds). Thinking that ole coot (ff) referring to his hat as a crown, Peggy being compared to a saint, he once referred to himself as a king, then him standing on a stool in his kitchen singing out loud as if he were on a stage. The picture were Peggy was standing in front of a pillar candle stick , this made me feel she was his pillar, his strength through all the bad times. This was a great solve we thought too because he said his church was in the mountains. I could go on and on but no need, everything fit.
A remarkable woman simply keeping watch over the Gallatin River. All i could think of is how many rock formations were awarded names and wondered why she was forgotten? She was beautiful! Wearing a rather large hat and keeping her nose poised just right. She requests your respect, please keep your distance, while she keeps in tight focus on what lays across the way. I would imagine all the things she came to see down through the many years perched there elegantly, owning that little mountain.
I named her Diggin Gypsy. She certainly was a treasure.
The blazes we found in our searches became quite comical at times. See this dinosaur egg ? That was truly something to gawk at, looked like it tried to hatch.
We moseyed on over to cabin creek although we had looked there before.
Boldly walking back in there, this time not knowing that just the day before a man got attacked by a grizzly up in those woods. Melani said that there was bear scat around and I tried to make her think it was horses , although she knew better because there were no horse trailers or people around.
We don't need no stinking guns! Or bear spray for that matter! We did have good music though, very important. Forrest wrote us an email a day late telling us to be safe there were reports of bears. Well glad I had lucky 7 with me because we never saw that grizz.
Well its now time for me and my sisters to lay down our diggers for winter and prepare for the adventures that lay ahead of us .
Until next year 🙂
Happy trails y'all !!
Digging Gypsy-


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Congratulations to Turkish novelist Orhan Pamuk on his Nobel Prize for Literature. This year's selection of Pamuk, whose recent trial for "insulting Turkishness" had raised concerns about free speech in Turkey, continues a trend among Nobel judges of picking writers in conflict with their own governments.
Pamuk, whose novels include "Snow" and "My Name is Red," was charged last year for telling a Swiss newspaper in February 2005 that Turkey was unwilling to deal with two of the most painful episodes in recent Turkish history: the massacre of Armenians during World War I, which Turkey insists was not a planned genocide, and recent guerrilla fighting in Turkey's overwhelmingly Kurdish southeast.
"Thirty-thousand Kurds and 1 million Armenians were killed in these lands, and nobody but me dares to talk about it," he said in the interview.
I find it interesting that even in the United States, it is common that high profile authors who write or talk against certain known facts of American history are nearly always branded as revisionists, liars, and traitors. Of course, in contemporary America, the culture warrior, is rarely prosecuted for such literary or artistic acts of defiance against the status quo. Not since the case brought against Henry Miller and the US publishers of Tropic of Cancer in 1961, has an American artist faced criminal charges for theliterary word.
Ballsy Orhan Pamuk found himself in trouble with the authorities at a particularly sensitive time for the Turkish nation. Turkey, overwhelmingly Muslim. had recently begun membership talks with the European Union, which has harshly criticized the trial. The charges against Pamuk were dropped in January, ending the high-profile trial that outraged Western observers.
Pressures were brought to bear given Turkey has long declared itself a secular state, and desperately wishes entrance into the EU. French lawmakers in the National Assembly in Paris recently approved a bill making it a crime to deny that the mass killings of Armenians in Turkey during and after World War I amounted to genocide, a move that has infuriated Turkey. Europe seems to be having a field day in recent years outlawing certain thoughts and modes of thought. Several EU countries have outlawed speech denying the Holocaust, or praising naziism or promoting its symbols.
Pamuk has spoken up for other writers in peril. He was the first Muslim writer to defend Salman Rushdie when Iran's Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini condemned Rushdie to death because of "The Satanic Verses," a satire of the Prophet Muhammad published in 1989. Pamuk has also been supportive of Kurdish rights.
Pamuk himself had little religious upbringing. Growing up in Istanbul, his extended family was wealthy and privilegedhis grandfather was an industrialist and built trains for the new nation. Religion, Pamuk has said, was considered to be something for the poor and the provincial. The novelist has noted that growing up, he experienced a shift from a traditional Ottoman family environment to a more Western-oriented lifestyle. He wrote about this in his first published novel, a family chroniclewhich in the spirit of Thomas Mann follows the development of a family over three generations."
Pamuk's international breakout work was his third novel, "The White Castle." Structured as an historical novel set in 17th-century Istanbul, it reads as a metaphorical tale about how the ego is generated using stories and fictions of varying pedigree. Personality is shown to be a variable construction," the academy said.


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Woke up to the start of sunshine this morning! We haven't seen the sun since we left Vancouver….how strange is that?? As the day went on it got even more sunny and warmed up to 65ish! This is why we're in south Texas! Oh yeah! We took advantage of the gorgeous weather and walked down … Continue reading
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Originally published in the 1880s, this is truly A Complete Trapper's Guide to Trapping and Trap Making, which contains all necessary information on the subject.
This book not only embraces the art of trapping and trap making, but extends further into the subject of the wild life of a trapping campaign -- containing full directions for building log cabins and shanties, boats and canoes, as well as full directions for curing and tanning of fur skins -- in short, a complete repository of all useful information pertaining to the life and wants of a professional trapper.
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make experimental
- f3probe
- f3fix
This is my monthly Debian LTS report. I didn't do as much as I wanted this month so a bunch of hours are reported to next month. I got frustrated by two difficult packages: exiv2 and libreoffice.
For Exiv2 I first reported the issues upstream as requested in the original CVE assignment. Then I went to see if I could reproduce the issue. Valgrind didn't find anything, so I went on to test the new ASAN instructions that tell us how to build for ASAN in LTS. Turns out that I couldn't make that work either. Fortunately, Roberto was able to build the package properly and confirmed the wheezy version as non-vulnerable, so I marked the three CVEs as not-affected and moved on.
Next up was LibreOffice. I started backporting the patches to wheezy which was a little difficult because any error in the backport takes hours to find because LibreOffice is so big. The monster takes about 4 hours to build on my i3-6100U processor - I can't imagine how long that would take on a slower machine. Still, I managed to get patches that mostly builds. I say mostly because while most of the code builds, the tests fail to build. Not only do they fail to build, but they even segfault the linker. At that point, I had already spent too many hours working on this frustrating loop of "work/build-wait/crash" that I gave up.
I also worked on reproducing a supposed regression associated with the last security update. Somehow, I couldn't reproduce either - the description of the regression was very limited and all suggested approaches failed to trigger the problems described.
Finally, a little candy: an easy backport of a simple 2-line patch for a simple program, OptiPNG that, ironically, had a vulnerability (CVE-2017-16938) in GIF parsing. I could do hundreds of those breezy updates, they are fun and simple, and easy to test. This resulted in the trivial DLA-1196-1.
LibreOffice stretched the limits of my development environment. I had
to figure out how to deal with out of space conditions in the build
tree (
/build) something that is really not obvious in sbuild. I
ended up documenting that in a new troubleshooting section in the
I pushed forward with the development of my programmable feed reader, feed2exec. Last month I mentioned I released the 0.6.0 beta: since then 4 more releases were published, and we are now at the 0.10.0 beta. This added a bunch new features:
wayback plugin to save feed items to
the Wayback Machine on archive.org
archive plugin to save feed items to the local filesystem
transmission plugin to save RSS Torrent feeds to
the Transmission torrent client
The documentation deserves special mention. If you compare between version 0.6 and the latest version you can see 4 new sections:
plugin, which was written as an example plugin just for that
purpose and should be readable by novice programmers
All those changes were backported in the ecdysis template documentation and I hope to backport them back into my other projects eventually. As part of my documentation work, I also drifted into the Sphinx project itself and submitted a patch to make manpage references clickable as well.
I now use feed2exec to archive new posts on my website to the internet archive, which means I have an ad-hoc offsite backup of all content I post online. I think that's pretty neat. I also leverage the Linkchecker program to look for dead links in new articles published on the site. This is possible thanks to a Ikiwiki-specific filter to extract links to changed files from the Recent Changes RSS feed.
I'm considering making the
parse step of the program pluggable. This
is an idea I had in mind for a while, but it didn't make sense until
recently. I described the project and someone said "oh that's
like IFTTT", a tool I wasn't really aware of, which connects
various "feeds" (Twitter, Facebook, RSS) to each other, using
triggers. The key concept here is that feed2exec could be made to read
from Twitter or other feeds, like IFTTT and not just write to
them. This could allow users to bridge social networks by writing only
to a single one and broadcasting to the other ones.
Unfortunately, this means adding a lot of interface code and I do not have a strong use case for this just yet. Furthermore, it may mean switching from a "cron" design to a more interactive, interrupt-driven design that would run continuously and wake up on certain triggers.
Maybe that could come in a 2.0 release. For now, I'll see to it that the current codebase is solid. I'll release a 0.11 release candidate shortly, which has seen a major refactoring since 0.10. I again welcome beta testers and users to report their issues. I am happy to report I got and fixed my first bug report on this project this month.
When reading the excellent State of Opensource Security report, some metrics caught my eye:
75% of vulnerabilities are not discovered by the maintainer
79.5% of maintainers said that they had no public-facing disclosure policy in place
21% of maintainers who do not have a public disclosure policy have been notified privately about a vulnerability
73% of maintainers who do have a public disclosure policy have been notified privately about a vulnerability
In other words, having a public disclosure policy more than triples your chances of being notified of a security vulnerability. I was also surprised to find that 4 out of 5 projects do not have such a page. Then I realized that none of my projects had such a page, so I decided to fix that and fix my documentation templates (the infamously named ecdysis project) to specifically include a section on security issues.
I found that the HackerOne disclosure guidelines were pretty good, except they require having a bounty for disclosure. I understand it's part of their business model, but I have no such money to give out - in fact, I don't even pay myself for the work of developing the project, so I don't quite see why I would pay for disclosures.
I also found that many projects include OpenPGP key fingerprints in their contact information. I find that's a little silly: project documentation is no place to offer OpenPGP key discovery. If security researchers cannot find and verify OpenPGP key fingerprints, I would be worried about their capabilities. Adding a fingerprint or key material is just bound to create outdated documentation when maintainers rotate. Instead, I encourage people to use proper key discovery mechanism like the Web of trust, WKD or obviously TOFU which is basically what publishing a fingerprint does anyways.
After being granted access to the Git-Mediawiki project last month, I got to work. I fought hard with both Travis and Git, and Perl, and MediaWiki, to add continuous integration in the repository. It turns out the MediaWiki remote doesn't support newer versions of MediaWiki because the authentication system changed radically. Even though there is supposed to be backwards-compatibility, it doesn't seem to really work in my cases, which means that any test case that requires logging into the wiki fails. This also required using an external test suite instead of the one provided by Git, which insists on building Git before being used at all. I ended up using the Sharness project and submitted a few tests that were missing.
I also:
I also opened a discussion regarding the versioning scheme and started tracking issues that would be part of the next release. I encourage people to get involved in this project if they are interested: the door is wide open for contributors, of course.
After being told one too many times that Monkeysphere doesn't support elliptic curve algorithms, I finally documented the issue and looked into solutions. It turns out that a key part of Monkeysphere is a Perl program written using a library that doesn't support ECC itself, which makes this problem very hard to solve. So I looked into the PGPy project to see if it could be useful and it turns out that ECC support already exists - the only problem is the specific curve GnuPG uses, ed25519, was missing. The author fixed that but the fix requires a development version of OpenSSL, because even the 1.1 release doesn't support that curve.
I nevertheless went ahead to see how hard it would be to re-implement that key component of Monkeysphere in Python, and ended up with monkeypy, an analysis of the Monkeysphere design and first prototype of a Python-based OpenPGP / SSH conversion tool. This lead to a flurry of issues on the PGPy project to fix UTF-8 support, easier revocation checks and a few more. I also reviewed 9 pull requests that were pending in the repository. A key piece missing is keyserver interaction and I made a first prototype of this as well.
It was interesting to review Monkeysphere's design. I hope to write more about this in the future, especially about how it could be improved, and find the time to do this re-implementation which could mean wider adoption of this excellent project.
I finally abandoned all my Drupal projects, except the Aegir-related ones, which I somewhat still feel attached to, even though I do not do any Drupal development at all anymore. I do not use Drupal anywhere (unless as a visitor on some websites maybe?), I do not manage Drupal or Aegir sites anymore, and in fact, I have completely lost interested in writing anything remotely close to PHP.
So it was time to go. I have been involved with Drupal for a long
time: I registered on Drupal.org in March 2001, almost 17 years
ago. I was active for about 12 years on the site: I made
my first post in 2003 which showed I was already "hacking core"
which back then was the way to go. My first commit, to the
mailman_api project, was also in 2003, and I kept contributing until
my last commit in 2015, on the Aegir project of course.
That is probably the longest time I have spent on any software project, with the notable exception of the Debian project. I had a lot of fun working with Drupal: I met amazing people, traveled all over the world and made powerful websites that shook the world. Unfortunately, the Drupal project has decided to go in a direction I cannot support: Drupal 8 is a monster that is beyond anything needed for me, my friends or the organizations I support. It may be very well for the startups and corporations, to create large sites, but it seems it completely lost touch with its roots. Drupal used to be a simple tool for "community plumbing" (ref), it is now a behemoth to "Launch, manage, and scale ambitious digital experiences—with the flexibility to build great websites or push beyond the browser" (ref).
When I heard a friend had his small artist website made in Drupal, my first questions were "which version?" and "who takes care of the upgrades?" Those questions still don't seem to be resolved in the community: a whole part of the project is still stuck in the old Drupal 7 world, years after the first D8 alpha releases. Drupal 8 doesn't address the fundamental issue of upgradability and cost: Drupal sites are bigger than they ever were. The Drupal community seems to be following a very different way of thinking (notice the Amazon Echo device there) than what I hope the future of the Internet will be.
Goodbye, Drupal - it's been a great decade, but I'm already gone and I'm not missing you at all.
I finally got around testing the interesting f3 project with a real use case, which allowed me to update the stressant documentation with actual real-world results. A friend told me the memory card he put in his phone had trouble with some pictures he was taking with the phone: they would show up as "gray" when he would open them, yet the thumbnail looked good.
It turns out his memory card wasn't really 32GB as advertised, but
really 16GB. Any write sent to the card above that 16GB barrier was
just discarded and reads were returned as garbage. But thanks to the
f3 project it was possible to fix that card so he could use it
In passing, I worked on the f3 project to merge the website with the main documentation, again using the Sphinx project to generate more complete documentation. The old website is still up, but hopefully a redirection will be installed soon.
quick linkchecker patch, still haven't found the time to make a real release
tested the goaccess program to inspect web server logs and get some visibility on the traffic to this blog. found two limitations: some graphs look weird and would benefit from a logarithmic scale and it would be very useful to have plain text reports. otherwise this makes for a nice replacement for the aging analog program I am currently using, especially as a sysadmin quick diagnostic tool. for now I use this recipe to send a HTML report by email every week
found out about the mpd/subsonic bridge and sent a few issues about problems I found. turns out the project is abandoned and this prompted the author to archive the repository. too bad...
uploaded a new version of etckeeper into Debian, and started an upstream discussion about what to do with the pile of patches waiting there
uploaded a new version of the also aging smokeping in Debian as well to fix a silly RC bug about the rename dependency
GitHub also says I "created 7 repositories", "54 commits in 8 repositories", "24 pull requests in 11 repositories", "reviewed 19 pull requests in 9 repositories", and "opened 23 issues in 14 repositories".
blocked a bunch of dumb SMTP bots attacking my server using this technique. this gets rid of those messages I was getting many times per second in the worst times:
lost connection after AUTH from unknown[220.127.116.11]
happily noticed that fail2ban gained the possibility of incremental ban times in the upcoming version 0.11, which i documented on Serverfault.com. unfortunately, the Debian package is out of date for now...
tested Firefox Quantum with great success: all my extensions are supported and it is much, much faster than it was. i do miss the tab list drop-down which somehow disappeared and I also miss a Debian package. I am also concerned about the maintainability of Rust in Debian, but we'll see how that goes.
I spent only 30% of this month on paid work.
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make experimental
Drupal 8 is clearly not oriented towards giving a publishing tool to the comunity anymore. All development since D8 is meant to make big projects possible.
Also D8 breaks its own API on minor releases.
So they've only exacerberated what was already problematic: maintaining a website that uses D8 costs way more money than did already previous versions of Drupal.
So there's no surprise seeing that most of its comunity is not following anymore. Most ppl using Drupal used to be from backgrounds different than big corporations.


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CPS members will be in the Market Arcade in Crewe on Friday and Saturday 29 & 30 August. If you are interested in finding out more about us there is lots of information here on the website but, you can't beat talking to a real person can you? So please call by and have a word.
Our new season starts on the following Thursday (4 September).
For our members there is a copy of this flyer on our resources page here.


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Luke 18:1-8
Then Jesus told them a parable about their need to pray always and not to lose heart. He said, "In a certain city there was a judge who neither feared God nor had respect for people. In that city there was a widow who kept coming to him and saying, 'Grant me justice against my opponent.'
For a while he refused; but later he said to himself, 'Though I have no fear of God and no respect for anyone, yet because this widow keeps bothering me, I will grant her justice, so that she may not wear me out by continually coming.'"
And the Lord said, "Listen to what the unjust judge says. And will not God grant justice to his chosen ones who cry to him day and night? Will he delay long in helping them? I tell you, he will quickly grant justice to them. And yet, when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?"
Keeping the Faith While Rolling in the Dirt
The passage from Genesis is once again one of those Scriptures that are extremely difficult for us to understand without some explanation. But I think it's worth exploring.
The scene is set for Jacob and his family to face a violent conflict with his brother Esau. The verses preceding it have set the stage. Jacob has fled the Promised Land, and now God has directed him to return. Esau has an army ready to attack, and Jacob is at a loss as to what to do.
For those who think we ought to return to a "Biblical definition of marriage," I might underscore the first line of this passage: "The same night he got up and took his two wives, his two maids, and his eleven children, and crossed the ford of the Jabbok."
The Biblical definition of marriage often consisted of several wives. Solomon was reported to have 700 wives and 300 concubines. David apparently had eight wives, seven of which bore him 11 children. Abraham had only one wife…well maybe two depending on whether he actually married his second concubine after Sarah died. Most of the Biblical Kings appear to have had concubines. So maybe the Biblical definition of marriage may not really be what we're looking for.
But, back to the story: Jacob was really terribly concerned for the safety of his family, as well he should be. They were in imminent danger. So he took his family, along with everything he had in this world to relative safety across this stream.
He was completely by himself. And then this mysterious thing happens.
The author tells us, "A man wrestled with him until daybreak."
He is all alone and suddenly there is this strange, unidentified man, and they are involved in this seemingly unending wrestling match. It goes on and on until daybreak. Can you imagine being locked in an all-out wrestling match from dusk until dawn? Depending on the age of a wrestler, high school and college wrestling match lasts 2-3 minutes, and might go 4-5 rounds if there are one or two overtimes. At most, that comes to a total of 15 minutes actual wrestling time with breaks between rounds. And they are exhausting. You can get exhausted just WATCHING a match. Wrestling can be extremely intense!
This match between Jacob and the stranger was as intense as they come and seems to have been an even match. Neither one would give up.
Scripture tells us, "When the man saw that he did not prevail against Jacob, he struck him on the hip socket; and Jacob's hip was put out of joint as he wrestled with him. Then he said, 'Let me go, for the day is breaking.' But Jacob said, 'I will not let you go, unless you bless me.'"
Suddenly, we know who this stranger is. Jacob has been wrestling with God "Himself." The only way God manages to get Jacob to stop fighting is to throw his hip out of joint. And even then, Jacob refuses to stop unless God promises to bless him. Jacob is one extremely persistent wrestler.
So the man says to Jacob, "What is your name?" And he said, "Jacob." Then the man said, "You shall no longer be called Jacob, but Israel, for you have striven with God and with humans, and have prevailed."
Jacob has faced great turmoil in his life, he has left everything behind and stands alone before God, and has proven himself worthy. But he also faces his own potential death at the hands of his brother. He has taken everything he had and turned it over to God.
Then Jacob asked him, "Please tell me your name." But he said, "Why is it that you ask my name?" And there he blessed him. This is a parallel to the time Moses asks God's name and God replies, "I am who I am."
You might wonder why this great wrestling match had to end before the break of day. The Jewish understanding of God repeatedly shown throughout the first Testament says that fully knowing God is impossible. In fact, it would be deadly. To look at God fully in the face is something no human being could survive. And so Jacob only sees God in the dim light of dusk and dawn, never in full light.
Thus God retains some power and mystery over God's creation and is never fully revealed. And the name of God remains something that cannot be stated in human words. That is the idea behind not being able to say the name of God. The terms Addonai or Yahweh are not the names of God, but only REFERENCES to God. Even in English texts of Torah, the name of God is spelled "G-D" and never written out.
The text continues, "So Jacob called the place Peniel, saying, "For I have seen God face to face, and yet my life is preserved." The Hebrew for "face" is peni, and "el" is another word representing God or Lord. "The sun rose upon him as he passed Peniel, limping because of his hip."
Verse 32, which we did not read this morning notes: "Even today the people of Israel don't eat the tendon near the hip socket because of what happened that night when the man strained the tendon of Jacob's hip." What that means is that to be Kosher, the sciatic nerve and its adjoining blood vessels must be removed, a process which is time consuming and not cost-effective, so most American slaughterers simply sell the hind quarters to non-kosher butchers. There: you have learned something you did not expect to learn in church today. You know the reason some meat is not Kosher is because Jacob got a wrestling injury.
For us, the take-away from this Scripture reading has nothing to do with what meat we may or may not eat. Through great persistence, Jacob has not only survived to fight another day, he has seen God face-to-face, even if only in the dim light of dawn and dusk. He has received God's blessing, and is now prepared to re-enter the Promised Land and face his brother.
The theme of persistence is also taken up in our Gospel text, and it is the reason these two texts are related. It is the story of the widow who comes to the judge seeking justice. We have no idea what wrong has been done to her, but we do know as a widow, she has virtually no power in the legal sense. The judge, who neither fears God nor respects people, is quite free to ignore her.
But she keeps coming back to the judge demanding justice, much as Jacob kept the wrestling match with God going for hours on end. Neither God nor the judge had to give in. Both held all the power.
Unlike the judge, God does desire justice.
But even the unjust judge was finally beaten because the widow simply would not let go, but kept up the struggle no matter what odds she faced or what power the judge held.
Jesus says we can be assured that God will provide justice, but only if we continue the struggle to make justice happen. "Will not God grant justice to his chosen ones who cry to him day and night? Will he delay long in helping them? I tell you, he will quickly grant justice to them."
But he openly wonders if we have the stamina of Jacob and the widow. Will we keep up the struggle for justice and will we keep demanding it?
Jesus asks, "And yet, when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on earth?"
It would have been very easy for Jacob and for the widow to simply give up. The odds were clearly against them. They wielded no power over their adversaries. There was no rational reason for them to think they would ever succeed.
But they had faith and they had God's presence. That faith gave them all they needed to keep up their doomed struggles. And when they saw God face-to-face, even in the dimness of human experience, they knew that sooner or later victory would come and justice would be done.
God asks us to keep the faith no matter what. We are going to face hardship, injustice, illness, the death of a loved one and many more challenges to our faith. None of life's tragedies can shake our faith. They can fight on from dusk to dawn, but they can't win.
Luke prefaces the story about the widow and the dishonest judge by telling us it is, "A parable about (our) need to pray always and not to lose heart."
It is no easy task, and we really don't relish the idea of getting down in the dirt and wrestling with God in a fight to the finish. What we need to remember is that God desires justice for us, and the fight is one we cannot lose if we keep our faith. We can only lose the fight if we allow the battle itself to destroy our faith.
Christ encourages us to keep knocking on the door to God's Kingdom: because, for those of faith and persistence, that door will be opened.
May it be so. Amen


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BAB volunteers' primary responsibilities include attending three to four meetings per year, either on-site or via teleconferencing, which adhere to specific agenda topics and last for approximately two hours; signing a non-disclosure agreement to protect proprietary and confidential information; counseling in areas of expertise and providing relevant and constructive advice and recommendations to the client company; assisting in connecting the client company to key resources within the region and community; and coordinating feedback and recommendations with the BAB Chair or Mac-OU Inc staff.
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- To become a Business Advisory Board volunteer, contact the Macomb-OU Incubator for an application at (586) 884-9320 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
For client companies needing one-on-one assistance, there is the option to select a Business Advisory Mentor. This strategically-selected volunteer will provide consistent mentoring over a three-month period, working with the client company to establish and review milestones.
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Prior to founding Accutrak Services, Shaniece spent nearly seven years at Chrysler where she worked in accounting and finance, in addition to time at General Motors and DTE Energy. She has developed and managed budgets in excess of $70 million, prepared and secured capital appropriation requests exceeding $9 million, and maintained records for capital assets exceeding $320 million.
Shaniece graduated with honors from Wayne State University (Bachelor in Finance) and Walsh College (MBA) and is licensed in the State of Michigan as a Certified Public Accountant. She is a Certified QuickBooks Pro Advisor and has taught accounting, financial management and economic courses to future business professionals as an adjunct instructor.
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Howard Realty Group (HRG) is a full commercial real-estate company located in Clinton Township, MI, doing business all over Michigan and Ohio. HRG represents buyers, sellers, landlords and tenants and manages commercial properties. Currently, HRG manages more than one million square feet and more than 200 tenants. HRG also specializes in finding investment properties for clients and helping to arrange financing. With their large business portfolio, HRG has developed relationships with many local businesses and brokers who help them find the best properties, tenants, financing options, and so on for clients.
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With 40 years of industry experience, Jim most recently served as General Dynamic Land Systems (GDLS) of Sterling Heights Vice President of Engineering Programs and Project Management and as a board member, and past President, of the Michigan National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA) Michigan chapter. He also interfaces with local companies associated with the NDIA and government defense agencies. Overall, Jim will add value to Mac-OU INC clients who wish to break the barrier into large industrial parks, municipalities and government agencies, as he is well connected with TACOM, TARDEC and GDLS.
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All small businesses need to deliver presentations, whether it is to a potential client, an investor, a banker or for one of Michigan's many competitions. Pitch Prep provides a safe and comfortable environment in which to practice presentations prior to the big day, by assisting clients with delivering crisp and succinct presentations with confidence. Business Advisory Board/Mentor volunteers, Experts-in-Residence and Mac-OU Inc staff members are present to provide guidance and suggestions for improvement.
The Macomb-OU Incubator has assisted client companies in garnering over $50 million in follow-on funding to accelerate their businesses in the commercialization process. Mac-OU Inc assists businesses in determining the proper route of capital assistance, with guidance on properly positioning one's company to be qualified for one or more of the following: private funding, including private equity, the angel network, and venture capital, and/or public funding, including grants, pre-seed, micro-loans and venture match.


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A dental implant procedure helps re-establish missing teeth and comprises three primary components: the implant device, the crown or denture, and the abutment. A dental implant is manufactured using biocompatible metals, titanium, and zirconia, which offer strength, apart from having the ability to fuse with the bone. Some of the major causes of tooth loss are tooth decay, gingivitis, injuries, congenital defects, root canal failure, and excessive wear and tear. Osseointegration is a procedure that helps lock the implant directly into the jawbone. Dental implants are available in different colors and can be customized.
Publisher's analysts forecast the global dental implants market to grow at a CAGR of 5.37% during the period 2016-2020.
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The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global dental implants market for 2016-2020. To calculate the market size, the report considers the revenue generated from sales of dental implants.
The market is divided into the following segments based on geography:
– Americas
Publisher's report, Global Dental Implants Market 2016-2020, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key vendors
– Danaher
– DENTSPLY Implants
– Henry Schein
– Straumann
– Zimmer Biomet
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Other prominent vendors
– 3Shape
– A. B. Dental
– ADIN Dental Implant Systems
– Align Technology
– BioHorizons
– Biotech Dental
– Camlog Holding (a subsidiary of Henry Schein Canada)
– Carestream
– Cortex Dental
– Dentatus
– Glidewell
– Heraeus
– Hi-Tec Implants
– Intra-Lock
– MIS Implants Technologies
– NDI Dental Implants
– Neoss
– Planmeca
– SGS Dental
– Sirona Dental Systems
– Southern Implants
– Sweden & Martina
– TRI Dental Implants
Market driver
– Increase in adoption of CAD/CAM technology
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Market challenge
– Limited reimbursement
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– Growth of medical tourism
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