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WIAS Newsletter
The first edition of the WIAS Newsletter was produced in December 2000 and replaced the Retort Magazine, a much larger and more expensive publication. The Newsletter is produced quarterly and is available in paper format at meetings of the society or digitally as a .pdf document on the website. The publication contains a variety of articles and meeting reports which can be enjoyed at leisure. Apologies for the quality of the first few scans – if there is a member with good paper editions of issues 1-6 please get in touch if you would be happy to lend them to WIAS for re-scanning! Open on line below and save a copy to your own pc if you wish.
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Recently, I've began my journey in beauty. I haven't always been the most up to date on makeup and the application of such, but I've been slowly teaching myself (through many, many YouTube tutorials) how to perfect winged eyeliner or a smokey eye. I feel rejuvenated whenever I put it on now...which is usually for photo or video shoots these days, because it still takes me forever.
I still enjoy the freedom of a bare face most days. I really believe that if you can feel beautiful without a trace of makeup on, you'll feel 100% more confident in the makeup you do wear. Sometimes winged eyeliner can't give you the confidence for a big presentation or even to just walk around in public. It all starts inside and works its way out, very slowly. I'm still getting there, as most of us still are.
Outfit Details: Sweater: Old Navy (on super sale!) // Skirt: ASOS Curve // Booties: Target (on sale!)
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You are invited to take part at the next monthly RIBIKE meeting on Monday February 10. Meeting will be held at the Brown University Bookstore in the 2nd floor reading area. Meeting starts at 6pm and ends at 8pm. Open to all.
For this months meeting, hopefully we'll get through all of this stuff:
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Finance Act 1981: repealed, on 3 June 2017, by section 3(1) of the Statutes Repeal Act 2017 (2017 No 23).
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An Act to validate the acquisition on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen of shares in Winstone Samsung Industries Limited
This Act may be cited as the Finance Act 1981.
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In this section the company means Winstone Samsung Industries Limited, the duly incorporated company of that name having its registered office in Auckland.
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New York fans may have been disappointed Robinson Cano and David Wright failed to get out of the first round in the Home Run Derby. But the final round between Oakland's Yoenis Cespedes and Washington's Bryce Harper eased any letdown they might have felt.
Cespedes secured the title, hitting nine runs in the final round and 32 overall drawing oohs and ahhs from the crowd after every ball he hit.
"I felt very grateful to the people, Robinson Cano, who asked me to come here," Cespedes said through an interpreter. "During the first round, while I took my first five swings, I felt that I was really into a rhythm and I felt that I could put on a show like I did tonight."
Harper's first three swings of the final round were home runs. He hit consecutive home runs to right field on his 12th and 13th swings but did not any more.
The 2012 runner-up in the AL Rookie of the Year voting, Cespedes was not even on the All-Star team and had not homered in his last 71 at-bats. He wound up becoming the first Athletic to win the event since Mark McGwire in 1992 at San Diego and also tied for third all time in homers in the event with Robinson Cano and David Ortiz, who were constantly telling him to slow down and pace himself.
"He's incredible," Harper said. "The guy's a machine. He's a lot of fun to watch. What a great competitor he is. I can't wait until I'm 23 years old. … He's so special. He's an amazing talent."
Cespedes also continued a trend of Cuban-born players putting on a show in New York ballparks this season. Cespedes hit an impressive home run at Yankee Stadium on May 5, Dodgers' rookie Yasiel Puig wowed fans on June 19 with an impressive home run in a doubleheader and Boston's Jose Iglesias has batted .545 in six games at Yankee Stadium.
It was not the first home run derby Cespedes competed in.
He competed in five during his nine seasons in Cuba, though he estimated the crowds there to be in the low-30,000s and this one had extra meaning because his mother was among six family members in the stands and he dedicated his performance to his 4-year-old son back in Cuba.
"I'm not sure if they were able to see this in Cuba, but I did speak to my 4-year-old son a few days ago and he told me whatever home runs I hit to dedicate it to him and that's what I did here," Cespedes said.
Cespedes had five outs left when he tied Harper with a drive that deflected off the glass wall in front of the Acela Club. If that wasn't impressive enough, his clinching drive was an estimated 455-foot shot to straightaway center field that bounced off the camera well.
All of those drives are rare for regular-season games at Citi Field, where the longest regular-season home run was a 465-foot shot to straightaway center field by Marlins' outfielder Giancarlo Stanton on May 16, 2011.
Cespedes, however, reminded everyone that hitting in his spacious home ballpark is even tougher and also said he plans on defending the title next season at Minnesota.
"This stadium may be very difficult, but it's not as difficult as Oakland," Cespedes said. "And if I can do it in Oakland, I thought why can't I do it here."
Cespedes came into the final round with 23 homers, highlighted by an impressive, 17-home run display in the opening round that featured three home runs which landed in the second deck in left field.
He hit six more in the second round, highlighting that portion with a drive that hit the front windshield of the promotional truck parked beyond the center field wall and another that bounced off the front window of the Acela Club in front of the overflow media section.
Cano, the 2011 winner in Arizona, finished with four home runs, which put him three away from a swing-off with Michael Cuddyer. Wright, the 2006 runner-up in Pittsburgh, finished with five, two behind his close friend from the Norfolk, Va. area
Two-time defending champion Prince Fielder failed to get past the first round as he totaled five. Major-league home run and RBI leader Chris Davis finished fourth with 12 home runs.
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The program allows us to work across all aspects of your operation while being specific enough to customise for individual roles in receiving, dispatching, picking/packing and stock control. Your business may choose to involve teams from all areas by injecting role-specific modules into the program. Our Holistic Approach is based on the understanding of the need to engage with employees, whilst minimising the disruption to usual business activities.
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Troubles come in threes for Mayor Johnson.
Yesterday's tally: first, the joint meeting of the MPA and GLA Standards Committee ruled that he and his team should be sent for "re-education" (like call centre operatives who deliberately mis-sell products to the public) so that they can understand what the Codes of Conduct that they have signed to certify that they will abide by actually say; second, BBC London revealed that he has been ticked off by London First, the organisation representing all the major businesses in London, about his failure to promote London; and third, he attempted a David Blunkett impersonation by attacking the criminal justice system and the judges for being soft on crime at a Crimestoppers dinner (and look what happened to David Blunkett).
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Tomorrow (Wednesday 15 May) I plan to wander down to the Newmarket Public Library on Park Avenue and sit in on the 5.30pm Board meeting. The meetings aren't streamed or video recorded so if you wanna know, you gotta go.
One item on the agenda catches my attention. The Library Chief Executive, Todd Kyle, is giving an update on how and when the library's pressing need for more space is going to be addressed.
Over a year ago Todd told us the library in Park Ave was crowded with not enough space to meet customer demand. In his blog Todd said the proposed options for expanding library space in Newmarket are (a) to create a new, larger central library to replace the existing one or (b) to keep the current location and also build a new branch to serve another area of town.
In his latest report to the Library Board Todd gives the recent chronology:
"In September 2016, the Library Board voted to use existing funds to commission a study on future facilities needs and options pending Town of Newmarket support… In May 2017 Council was asked to endorse such a study but deferred that until after a pending efficiencies review of library operations was completed. In February 2018 Council approved implementation of the efficiencies study but moved to defer consideration of a facilities study to the 2018-2022 Council Strategic Priority setting exercise."
Strategic Priorites
The Town has now completed the "strategic priorities" exercise but, once again, there is no mention of a new library. The can has been kicked down the road for the nth time. Todd regularly complains about the library not being a priority. But where was he when councillors were musing about their priorities for the next four years? He was noticeable by his absence. Was Todd invited to make a pitch for a new library or expanded facilities? And if not why not? Did he insist on making the case in a face-to-face presentation to councillors?
During the municipal election last October Regional Councillor Tom Vegh famously promised voters a combined Library and Seniors' Centre on the Hollingsworth site but since then he has done nothing to advance his proposal. Tom had sat on the Library Board for years. He told me about his Hollingsworth proposal on 25 February 2019:
"This is something that I am working diligently on. When I have something concrete to announce I will let you know."
Since then Tom has lost his voice.
During the strategic priorities exercise Timid Tom was silent when the Mayor gave him every opportunity to make the case for his new library. Jane Twinney and Kelly Broome - who have sat on the Library Board for years - clearly thought the library wasn't worth pushing as a priority and bit their tongues.
Taylor has other things on his plate
The Mayor, John Taylor, doesn't see the library as a priority and is concentrating on Mulock Farm as his big legacy project. And it seems unlikely that the Town will consider any expansion of library facilities without having a study first. Which brings us full circle. Clearly, the sooner a Library Facilities Study is commissioned and completed the better.
In his Update to the Board Todd says:
"Discussions with senior Town staff on how best to approach a study are ongoing. It is thought that a collaborative approach would be best, leveraging possibilities for a facility shared with other community uses and and aligning with the Town's goal (and another Strategic Priority) to create vibrant urban corridors along Yonge, Davis and Mulock."
Todd continues:
"… Given that the need for expanded library space has already been established, it might be best to focus the study on a somewhat narrower search for and comparison of existing and potential sites."
Seems to me we are all going round in ever decreasing circles.
Hollingsworth Arena development
As it happens, next Tuesday (21 May) the Town will be considering a report from Planning staff on the future of Hollingsworth Arena. The idea that Timid Tom will pull out a plan for a new library and seniors' centre at this late stage is for the birds. A complete fantasy.
But what about the possibility of a new Branch library?
Councillors are being invited to endorse Hollingsworth "scenario 2" which includes a six-storey seniors' residence with a 8,589 sq ft "community facility" on part of the ground floor.
This is about one quarter of the size of the NPL in Park Avenue (35,000 square feet including administration and technical offices) but surely a case can be made for this space to house a Branch library? It meets Todd's location criteria and ticks a lot of the boxes - but there may be other issues to work through such as parking.
Increased workload?
Todd's update to Library Board members recommends moving ahead with a study asap. Mysteriously, he says
"Renewal of current contract resources at the Library would facilitate the increased workload that would occur if a study were to be undertaken."
What on earth does this mean?
The Board would commission a study by outside consultants having already earmarked $50,000 of library funds for this purpose.
It is not going to be done by in-house staff so where is the increased workload?
What am I missing?
Blast from the past: Doug Ford would close a library branch in a heartbeat.


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- Brand new Pz.Kpfw.III Ausf.H realistically produced w/authentic detail
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- Engine hatches can be assembled open or closed
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- Einely recreated gearbox access hatches can be assembled open/closed
- Turret realistically made by 3-directional slide molds
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- Complete gun assembly reproduced w/full detail
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Dragon has released a number of fine Panzer III tanks in 1/35 scale before, including the recent Ausf.E (Item No.6631) and Ausf.F (Item No.6632). Now, Dragon has produced the very first Panzer III Smart Kit, and what a stunning creation it is. The Smart Kit depicts an Ausf.H variant, the first Panzer III version to be fitted with a 5cm Kw.K L/42 cannon. An order for 759 Ausf.H tanks was placed in January 1939, but as it turned out, only 308 were produced up till April 1941 before the Ausf.J entered production. To accommodate the bigger gun, the tank turret was redesigned and a turret basket added to the rear. Furthermore, additional armor plates were bolted to the rear, glacis and front superstructure of the hull. Mechanically the tank received a new transmission with redesigned sprocket and idler wheels.
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I'm excited to introduce you today to a wonderfully helpful app, OurPact. All opinions are my own.
Have you ever stopped to think how much time your family is "Plugged in" on their tablets and smart phones? It does not take long for time to add up. I know that I am guilty of loosing track of time when my kids are playing on the iPad. It happens to the best of us.
Then there is catching my kids playing when they are supposed to be working on something. Always so fun. In a digital world, we are letting our children have freedom with their devices that they might not be mature enough to handle.
OurPact is a free downloadable application that is designed to make it easy for parents to look out for their families online usage. OurPact parental control lets you block or grant access to multiple devices in seconds right from your phone.
I love the abilities to build in schedules. It can be so tempting to pop on social media, or play a quick game of angry birds during homework or reading time, right? Admit it, how many times have you popped on Facebook instead of doing something. I am so guilty of this. If we as adults are tempted, how do we expect our children to be different? Well now we can be sure that during those times our kids devices are blocked so they can focus on the task at hand.
Building schedules is so easy. Wether you are helping homework time be about homework time, or preventing unsupervised internet browsing, OurPact can let you block and grant access in seconds. Each child can have their own profile, so you can set up the schedule that each child needs. It is not all or nothing.
OurPact is by far the best parental control app I have tried. It is so easy to use, and it is helping teach my children that screen time is a privilege, not a right.
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One of the primary goals of parents and teachers is to raise ' happy kids', but this obsession with their children's happiness is said to lead to unhappy adults. Psychologist and writer Lori Gottlieb in her article ' How to land your kid in therapy ' saw that it was not only young adults from dysfunctional families that were unhappy, felt lack of purpose, unfulfilled and needed help but also young adults whose parents may have been too attuned to their kids , being overinvolved, over anxious and protective - in short doing too much. From our Parasha and the literature on happiness and well- being, Lori Gotlieb imho has got in wrong in her analysis and what advice should be given to parents .
The verse Devarim 24:5 talks about the one year exemption for married men from the army for their first year of marriage. He should be free to devote himself to his home and in particularly according to the Aramaic translation- Targum ' makes his wife happy'. The Targum Yonatan ben Uziel translates the verse differently - ' he should be happy with his wife'. We can reconcile both translations by saying that the Torah is teaching that a person only experiences true joy and happiness when he makes other people happy as well. Kids experience true happiness when they are also concerned with the happiness of others. Raising happy kids is important, but more important is raising kids who also care for the happiness of other people.
According to the Self Determination theory S.D.T when a kids needs for autonomy, competence and relatedness are being met, they are more self- determined, intrinsically motivated and happier. So having a sense of belonging, being part of a community, having supportive relationships, being of service, making a contribution to others, caring about their happiness etc, promotes the well-being and happiness of kids. Parents and teachers get it wrong when they help kids focus on extrinsic goals such as achievement - achieving a reputation or even fame on the sports field or in the classroom or being above average, by becoming more competitive achievers. Intrinsic goals such as deep, enduring and meaningful relationships and making a contribution , make kids happier, extrinsic goals such as status, approval of others ,wealth, achievement , being competitive on the other hand cause tension, anxiety and are associated with fear and shame.
Parents and teachers can support the autonomy of kids by not being controlling and judgmental. When kid's autonomy is supported and have a sense of purpose and relevance, and a meaningful and spiritual life, they are more connected to their inner core values. They will then feel self-directed and intrinsically motivated. Being unconditionally loved and accepted by parents and teachers enables them to accept themselves as good people. Having the traits of Self-Compassion and acceptance allows kids to see mistakes as 'our friends ', an opportunity for growth. In an illuminating passage from her book Learning to Trust (2003), Marilyn Watson explained that a teacher (parent) can make it clear to students (kids) that certain actions are unacceptable while still providing "a very deep kind of reassurance – the reassurance that she still cares about them and is not going to punish or desert them, even if they do something very bad." This posture allows "their best motives to surface," thus giving "space and support for them to reflect and to autonomously engage in the moral act of restitution" – that is, to figure out how to make things right after doing something wrong – in other words to repent and do Teshuvah. "If we want our students to trust that we care for them," she concludes, "then we need to display our affection without demanding that they behave or perform in certain ways in return. It's not that we don't want and expect certain behaviors; we do. But our concern or affection does not depend on it'. So autonomy support, unconditional acceptance and self-acceptance and compassion promotes Teshuvah= repentance and intrinsic motivation and hence the happiness and well-being of kids.
People and kids have a need for competence and mastery. The problem is parents and teachers help kids focus on instrumental and materialistic ' performance goals ' such as grades, achievement, reputation, fame ,moving to a new level, achieving milestones. Parents and teachers should help kids focus on what is being studied , the process of learning, using one's skills and knowledge to teach and help others rather than to compete with others and develop a competence that is associated with developing of love for learning that will make them into long life learners. Instead of focusing on personal growth , competence development and self-actualization and a love for learning that leads to happier and fulfilled people the focus is on how well a kid is doing and not engagement and curiosity. Jerome Bruner said that kids should experience success and failure as information, not as reward and punishment. We should be helping kids focus on what they are doing and not on how well they are doing. Instead of focusing on compliance and discipline, parents and teachers can use CPS and collaboratively solve problems with kids. In this way we promote relationships, competence= social and emotional skills and autonomy where kids are not simply given choices but actually generate choices.
Hillel says, "If I am not for myself, who will be for me? But if I am only for myself, who am I? …….." Ethics of the Fathers, 1:14 Kids who lead meaningful and relevant lives, are competent and have a love for learning, are able to make sure that their personal needs are being met and see themselves as being of service to others will be happy and successful children and young adults.


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Looking to remodel, and put a new face on to your house? Get yourself a drink, and put on your "get stuff done" hat, and let's get this thing on the way.
GreenWay is heavily involved in a BNI group in Blue Ash, Ohio, and we know quite a few excellent remodeling companies, and have plenty of links for you to review…
Today, we are going to focus on the steps to getting you where you need to go with companies that know their stuff, and know exactly how to help you in your remodeling process.
First of all, we need to establish exactly what you need done in your house. Is it a fresh coat of paint? Do you want to knock down some walls? Do you want to add some new counter tops? Completely change your bathroom? Whatever it might be, we can absolutely help you out by directing you to these three companies.
- Staley Transformations – Nominated for 'Best Of Cincy Transformations'
"JD and Nancy Staley, owners of Staley Transformations and parents to nine children, understand what it means to get the very most for your money without sacrificing quality. Their seasoned, compassionate team works to create a personalized customer experience that transcends construction." They work well with your schedule, and your wallet. They have accrued a phrase that is "Not so general contracting" Because they are precise with their work.
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"House Doctors is the trusted handyman service for all of your home repair and home improvement needs. Our handyman technicians possess years of experience and are highly skilled in a wide range of trades. And when you hire House Doctors, you'll have peace of mind that our employees are fully insured and every job that we perform is backed with a one-year labor guarantee."
They will be able to help with a lot of your concerns for technical support, and trades.
3. CEO Electric –
Because everyone needs a good electrician. CEO electric is known for their amazing customer service, and will be able to help you figure out any sort of electrical issues you might have.


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Drug Rehabilitation In New Hampshire
Drug Rehabilitation In New Hampshire
Drug rehabilitation in New Hampshire is sometimes funded by the state government of New Hampshire, and then there are other organizations that help as well. There are some private clinics and rehab centers also, found within the state. However, these usually require patients that can afford the costly fees and other requirements. There are a variety that one can choose from, depending on their preferences and needs. If you have a problem with any sort of an addiction and any other accompanying factors, there will be rehabilitation facilities available that can help you.
The drug problem is endemic across the US and many societies are in strife, with families and kids bearing the brunt of this menace in society. It is only best that the centers for drug rehabilitation in New Hampshire get enough funding so that as many patients and victims as possible get the necessary help and treatment they need and so they may live harmoniously with the rest of society and with their families as well. This of course makes the whole region a much safer place, for regions that are rampant with various forms of addictions are filled with crimes and other negative impacts that go along with this.
Many doctors advise that admitting patients to the rehabilitation centers within their state is the best way that the patient may be treated. It is also at these centers that any federal or state government support and assistance with the program will be provided for those in need of financial assistance. This is only applicable in some cases and basically families will be expected to meet the cost of their own treatment. Some centers offer their patients other forms of easy payment such as credit payments spread out over a period of several months. The idea is to help as many people as possible, as it helps everyone, and then these facilities do cost money to run.
Basically, once a family has decided to seek help for their loved one, they should take them to a drug rehab specialist for an initial assessment. This will provide the doctor with what they need to know so they may formulate a long term program for the treatment and rehabilitation of the patient. Sometimes this may involve the admission into a facility for drug rehabilitation in New Hampshire. Once a patient is admitted, this is usually considered as the first step towards the healing process. The patient will be removed from the atmosphere and environment of abuse so they may be free of the intoxicating substance.
Usually, the treatment will involve the use of various approaches such as a good nutrition, a healthy diet, counseling services, medication and other processes. Usually, these will be prescribed by the health professionals at the treatment center, or they are already part of the treatment for everyone. Some programs may also involve counseling of close family members such as a spouse. Almost always the family members have been affected and this helps everyone involved. It is usually not just the drug addict that needs help.
It is also at this center that any family support and assistance with the program will be provided. If aid is needed for poorer families and for those that cannot afford the cost of treatment, there is always some form of assistance available, sometimes from either the state or federal governments and in other cases from drug charities. If you have trouble affording a certain facility, don't give up there. You will be able to locate an accommodating facility for whatever your situation is.
Sometimes a relapse may occur or maybe the withdrawal symptoms may overcome the patients. This is why a facility is needed, and ideally an inpatient treatment center will be used for extreme cases. The doctors will be able to deal with these situations and handle any particular cases as they see fit or know best. Also an individual treated as an inpatient at these facilities has less chance for relapse or exposure to the harmful environment they came from. The withdrawals will be handled at the detox facility and then they will be brought over to the rehab center where they are treated after the direct influence of drugs has worn off.
This is the part of the process where the real recovery begins. They all need to learn to live without the substances, so the methods of treatment are instilled when the clients are free of their addictions. There are some medications that are deemed necessary, but they are also to aid in and not inhibit one's recovery. The facilities for drug rehabilitation in New Hampshire are run by trained professionals and you can be assured you'll get the best help available through an accredited facility. The only obstacle left is the person in need of help entering treatment, and hopefully they can see that they need help, for a great life will then be available to them.


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The Wilson's plover is a medium-sized shorebird that nests along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts in the U.S. Similar to the piping and snowy plover, these plovers nest on beach habitat, making a small scrape in the sand. They may nest in the open beach, under vegetation, or among rocks or shells. Wilson's plovers lay two or three light brown, speckled eggs that are camouflaged with their environment. The plovers incubate the eggs for about 30 days. After the 30 days, tiny, fluffy, downy chicks hatch from the egg shell. Since plover chicks are precocial, or well-developed at hatching, they almost immediately start feeding themselves after hatching. The Wilson's plover chicks stay near their parents for about 28 days until they can fly. After the breeding season, they travel south to peninsular Florida, Caribbean islands, and coastal Central and South America.
While biologists have a general idea about their overwintering areas, there are still many unknowns about their life history. Exactly where in the Caribbean do these birds overwinter? Is there a hotspot for Wilson's plovers in the Everglades? These questions have yet to be answered, but banding research methods may shed light on these important questions. Biologists can identify individual birds with the use of unique combinations of colored leg bands. Thanks to this method, biologists can keep track of a new addition to the Wilson's plover population in Florida, G(4F):S//GW (read from left to right leg: Green band with alpha-numeric code: Metal Service band, Green band, White band).
Banded as a chick, the bird hatched from a nest well-hidden in morning glory plants at St. George Island State Park on May 17, 2017. With careful observation from a safe distance, biologists observed this bird growing up on the shores of Apalachicola Bay. After weeks of learning foraging skills and predator avoidance, the chick grew old enough to fly. On June 22, 2017, the plover was observed flying a short distance over the bay and in the first week of July, the bird was seen foraging at an ephemeral pool with a flock of snowy plovers, sanderlings, and black skimmers.
Now that G:S//GW is fledged, we are back to the big question; where will this bird travel to in the winter? Will it be observed in the Bahamas or Everglades? Luckily, you can help! If you ever spot a Wilson's plover while taking a stroll on the beach, stop and look at its legs. If you see a banded bird, record the date, location, and band combination and report it to USGS Bird Banding Laboratory at: https://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/BBL/bblretrv/ .
If you see a banded bird in the state of Florida, you can report the sighting to the Facebook group; Florida Banded Bird Resightings. It's a simple step that helps biologists with shorebird conservation. By reporting banded birds, you can help biologists learn about individual bird movement, survivability, population estimates, and individual nest success. Your report is very valuable to the scientific community.
Winter and migration can be challenging for Wilson's plovers and other shorebird species. They face many threats including raptors, off-leash dogs, and habitat loss due to human development and climate change. When visiting a beach, remember to observe the birds from a safe distance and do not flush foraging or resting birds. If a bird reacts to your presence, you are too close. Also, remember to keep pets on leashes, clean up trash and fishing line, and refrain from feeding wildlife. Following these guidelines will help the elusive Wilson's plover and other shorebirds survive.
NEW FLASH: On August 23rd, Danny Sauvageau photographed G(4F):S//GW on Anclote Key, about 200 miles southeast of St. George Island State Park. The bird was with 52 Wilson's plovers and other migratory shorebirds. Will "Wilson" spend the winter around Anclote Key or move farther south and be noticed by other observers? Stay tuned...


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AEPA has numerous vendors recommended for award through a competitive bidding process.
AEPA takes pride in offering quality products and services from well-known vendor partners. View bidding documentation and current solicitations.
Please note that each Member State determines which vendor contracts are signed to best serve eligible clients within their state. All AEPA awarded vendors are listed below, so be sure to check with your local state agency for a list of available contracts.
Kompan, Inc.Kompan, Inc. Contact: Lisa Devine
Kompan is a global leader in playground equipment and outdoor fitness equipment solutions. We are here to co-create and shape happier and healthier communities by offering excellent play and sport & fitness solutions for people of all ages and abilities. When we live active lives, we become happier and healthier and we perform better. Through play and exercise, we have fun, we learn and develop as individuals and as groups of people.
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We recently updated that Samsung Galaxy Note 5 could be the first smartphone to feature the USB type C but hold on, do you remember OnePlus? Yes the Chinese manufacturer, now known to the world as another premium brand of smartphone, is going to release its second-generation flagship the OnePlus 2. The previous OnePlus One has given competition to all the premium brands because of its affordable price, flagship specifications and quality built. And recently, OnePlus has officially shared on twitter that next OnePlus 2 is going to have type C. Now question is, in the race of Samsung Galaxy Note 5 vs OnePlus 2? Would be ahead or they are going run parallel? Let's discover!
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 is the only most awaited device of Samsung in the 2015 and within couple of months this beast would shout on the market shelves, however we can't expect the price to be affordable but you would find something great in the next phone, whether it is build, quality and performance is not even questionable. But Samsung will mind if some Chinese would reduce its sale but premium brand the OnePlus. No doubt the OnePlus has created its own place in the market in just one year, if you remember in the month of June 2014, OnePlus revealed the OnePlus One and still the phone is counted as one of the flagships in the market. And similarly it could happen, the release date of OnePlus one is very near could happen in a month or two and Galaxy Note 5 is still far. And on one hand, OnePlus has already confirmed USB type C in OnePlus 2, so next Galaxy Note 5 could not be the first to feature the USB type C but still it would the market ruler. And definitely the winner of the war between the Samsung Galaxy Note 5 vs OnePlus 2 would be the Note.
However, as mentioned above the price of OnePlus 2 would be much lower to the next Samsung Galaxy Note but you would only experience the more quality and smoothness in the Note 5, for a recap we just want to give light on the few of the rumours of next Note that includes 4K display, 4GB RAM, 16-core processor and a very special S-pen. The story is just started and you could stay tuned to know more about the next beast and its wars like Galaxy Note 5 vs OnePlus 2.


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To study the humanities is to explore that which makes us human – the ideologies, philosophies, and literature that shape our civilizations, drive our ambitions, and define our essential sense of self.
These are indeed big topics and grand themes. And if you're studying the humanities at a university in Italy, you are perfectly positioned to appreciate the grandeur of Rome's unique contribution to the discipline, just outside your classroom door.
Humanistic studies take us on a journey through time and across continents, surveying pivotal historical moments and groundbreaking movements. This incredible overview of human evolution changes how students see themselves and the contemporary world. They develop several valuable and enduring skills that will set them apart from their peers and serve them well, long after graduation.
The Question-Asker
Students of the humanities are known for their thirst for inquiry. Any good research paper, literary essay, or philosophical argument begins with a question, with a desire to know and understand. Socrates himself stressed the importance of inquiry – it forms the basis of his famous Socratic method!
In fact, thinking itself is driven by question-asking. Questions define tasks, express problems, and outline issues. If you're not asking questions, you're not progressing. Students who've made the decision to study abroad already get it. They've asked themselves what would enhance their learning and complement their love of the humanities. And for some of them, that meant traveling halfway around the world. Now that's the kind of initiative that both grad schools and employers can appreciate.
The Critical Thinker
What is critical thinking exactly? Well, it's the ability to examine a proposition from all sides before you decide you accept it – before you give away your consent. Our ability to think critically directly affects how easy we are to fool, how often we lose our way, and how sound our judgement is. It's an ability all humanities students develop as they examine some of history's most compelling political and religious ideologies. Critical thinking is perhaps the most essential and enduring life skill.
The Creative Problem-Solver
The question-asker and the critical-thinker are almost always the best problem-solver in the room. They can see a challenge from all angles, they intuitively resist flawed solutions, and when they're humanities majors, they've got the creative skills to look outside the box for answers. Humanistic studies invite students to appreciate and analyze some of the greatest cultural works history has to offer – these wonders inspire students to challenge the status quo and push past conventional limitations. And if you've chosen to study at our American university in Rome, many of those artifacts are just outside your door.
What's your reason for choosing humanistic studies?


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Zeitraum der Veranstaltung: von 12.12.2019 bis 31.01.2020
Zeit: 10am and 2.30pm
Duration: 2 hours
Language: tours available in Italian, English, German, French, and Spanish, depending on requests
An exclusive itinerary to discover Ravenna and its most important monuments, led by an expert, certified local guide in his/her mother language.
Ancient origins and a glorious past, a heritage of works and mosaics unique in the world, which, protected within the city's walls, have changed Ravenna over the centuries, and are today the witnesses of its original magnificence. Ravenna is the light of its mosaics; Ravenna is the city of 8 Unesco monuments; Ravenna is the city that inspired great artists, such as Dante, Byron, Klimt and Montale, just to mention a few. Ravenna is art, the crossroad of peoples and cultures − it is a masterpiece to discover in this exclusive tour.
From Dante's Tomb, the itinerary will proceed along the streets of the city centre until reaching the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo and the other sites that enshrine the mosaic jewels of Ravenna.
Pricing (booking is compulsory within 24h before the tour starts, depending on guide's availability)
€100 per person; €120 per couple; €140 for families composed of 3/4 participants; €180 for small groups of 5 to 8 adults
The price is intended per paying participant (from 11 years old); participation for children under 10 years old is free, upon age confirmation through valid ID.
The fee always includes the admission ticket to the Unesco sites.
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Tortious Interference with Business Relationships
Forming a successful business relationship requires extraordinary time, devotion, and financial resources. It is crucial to hire experienced attorneys with successful, client-focused track records when a third party interferes with a business relationship whether by fraud, misrepresentation, intimidation, coercion, or other malicious conduct.
We have significant experience handling tortious interference litigation including:
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- False claims against a business, its owners, or shareholders
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- Interference with internal business operations by third parties
- Intentional interference with contractual relationships between businesses
- Inducement of a breach of contract
Vernon Litigation Group approaches each case and each client in a customized way. Clients contemplating litigation need skilled lawyers who how to develop a successful strategy to fight a claim. We zealously represent our clients from the inception of a case through the conclusion of litigation. Drawing on our decades of experience, we fully appreciate that client-centered determination at every step in a case is vital to achieving our clients' goals.


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CCMC offers a full range of diagnostic radiology services – general x-ray, portable X-ray, C-Arm, CT scanning, and ultrasound – on both an inpatient and outpatient basis. Exams are performed around the clock by a licensed radiologic technologist. Digital images are immediately available for view by local physicians, and are also transmitted electronically to a board certified radiologist who will confirm the interpretation within a few minutes to a few hours. These images assist the physician with the diagnosis and treatment of the patient in emergency and routine situations.
Routine or general x-rays are the most frequently performed procedure and are typically used to diagnosis fractures and help detect pneumonia, obstructions and tumors. The portable X-ray is used to take images in the Emergency Department or inpatient unit when it is difficult to transport a patient to the Radiology Department. The C-Arm is an x-ray unit machine configured in a 'C' shape that fits over an exam or surgical table and can be used on a surgical patient during surgical procedures.
CT scanning produces multiple images of the inside of the human body, like a traditional x-ray, but much more detailed. The scans are one of the fastest and most accurate tools to examine the abdomen, chest, and pelvis and are most commonly used for trauma patients, abdominal pain, chest pain, pulmonary embolisms, and detection of vascular disease that may lead to stroke, kidney failure, or death.
The 16-slice CT scanner recently installed at CCMC provides the medical staff with detailed diagnostic information in less time than earlier CT machines and with a reduction in patient radiation exposure of up to 40 percent.
Ultrasound uses sound waves to look at organs and structures inside the body, such as the heart, blood vessels, kidneys and liver. During pregnancy, doctors use ultrasound to view the fetus. Unlike x-rays, ultrasound does not expose you to radiation.
The PACs system improves the hospital's ability to store CT and x-ray images, and electronically transfer those images to radiologists who read the images and provide a report.


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This topic provides instructions on how to update the configuration template file in the RSA Analytics Warehouse Appliance. The configuration template file in the RSA Analytics Warehouse appliance must include the following parameters:
- nodes
- Internalnetworks
- clustername
- disks
By default, a configuration template is provided with the RSA Analytics Warehouse appliance. The configuration template is located on the RSA Analytics Warehouse appliance at /opt/rsa/saw/install.
Make sure that you have validated the volume in the server to identify available drive space for Warehouse to store data. The total drive space of the additional volume is considered as a single drive by the HDFS. In Warehouse, the AVRO files are stored in this drive space.
Note: The server contains additional volumes of identical size other than the operation system volume.
To identify free volume, enter the command
fdisk -l | grep /dev/s |sort in the Warehouse node. You will get a list of disks that are not partitioned for usage. You need to list the identified disks in the configuration template file so that Warehouse utilizes this space for the Hadoop Cluster.
To update the configuration template file in the RSA Analytics Warehouse Appliance:
- Log on to the appliance as the root user.
Navigate to /opt/rsa/saw/install, enter the following command:
cd /opt/rsa/saw/install
Create a copy of the configuration template, enter the following command:
cp conf.template conf.template-<name>
<name>is the custom name of the configuration template file.
Edit the configuration template file, enter the following command:
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At a Chorus America conference back in 2011, I heard Stephen Paulus say that his commissioning rate was about $3,000 per minute of music. Listening to that number ring in the air was oddly thrilling. Until then, I had no idea what professional choral composers charged for new pieces, especially composers as successful as Paulus.
More recently, I experienced the same jolt when reading an article by Roxane Gay in which she states the exact amount she received for two of her book advances. Few of us are willing to be that transparent.
Why is this so? When it comes to payment, why are artists frequently so unwilling to cite real numbers?
There are many factors at play here, including guilt. Many emerging musicians may wonder how they could charge for something they love doing, or that others might do for free. A musician's financial background may also determine the kind of work they take on. They may depend on getting high-paying commissions in order to manage a mortgage or support their family. The opposite may be true: They may have a family or partner that supports them, or a well-paying teaching position. The wide disparity in need and desire for income among composers can translate into major discomfort around talking money with our peers.
It doesn't help that most composition programs don't address how composers might go about charging money for their work.
It doesn't help that most composition programs don't address how composers might go about charging money for their work. It has taken me years to feel comfortable quoting a fee and knowing how flexible to be with that number. I imagine that much of my initial hesitancy would have been helped by hearing even one of my professors speak openly about how they charge for their music, or what fees they thought were reasonable for a newly graduated composer.
Instead, most young musicians are expected to learn how to manage their finances on their own. Many do eventually figure this out, myself included. Over time, I've learned how to merge my drive to write music with my need to pay the bills, and my rates have gone up substantially.
Throughout high school, I often wrote music without considering whether it would even be performed; most of it was not. When a local composition contest brought about not just the first public performance of my music but also a $500 award, it felt like a lot of money.
I began to use composition contests, particularly choral ones, as testing grounds for what music would connect with performers and conductors. In college, I asked talented friends to let me write them pieces in exchange for a good recording. Soon after finishing my undergraduate degree, I received my first paying commission for $1,000; a second commission followed a little over a year later.
As I became more familiar with what it would take to make a living as a composer, I realized that writing choral music was both work that I loved doing and that could potentially earn me a substantial income. I began to pursue more paid opportunities to write for chorus. Over time, I met more choral conductors in grad school, sent my music out to conductors I'd cold-emailed, had my first choral work published and started attending annual choral conferences. Securing new choral commissions began to feel less like a mystifying process, in which a benevolent email appeared in my inbox and offered an arbitrary amount of money, and more like a recurring, even steady part of my life as a composer.
Opportunity costs factor in, too. If I accept a commission that doesn't pay well, I still have to devote the same amount of time to it that I normally would.
The more choral music I wrote on commission, the more comfortable I felt charging money for my work. I valued my music more when I thought about it in terms of time. From start to finish, writing a new piece can take anywhere from a month to several years. Essentially, a commissioning fee buys my time. It pays my rent and other living expenses so that I can make writing that piece my primary focus. Opportunity costs factor in, too. If I accept a commission that doesn't pay well, I still have to devote the same amount of time to it that I normally would. I may even have to decline other work in order to fulfill that contract.
Sometimes we value our work more after another musician sees its potential first. This has happened to me a few times. I didn't start charging $1,000 per minute for choral works – my current rate – until two years ago. A conductor who had programmed my music in the past offered to commission me, saying something like, "I assume you charge $1,000 per minute, so we'd be happy to offer you that." At the time, that amount – $4,000 total – was the most I'd been paid for a piece of that length.
That kind of exchange demonstrates the different preconceptions that artists bring to the value of their work, and that's exactly why it's so important to make discussion about money less taboo.
So how do we broach the subject? I've found it helps to start with friends or colleagues you know well. Instead of inquiring about their personal rates, ask for input. You might say, "This ensemble wants me to write them a new piece. What do you think would be a reasonable fee to quote them?" Allowing for flexibility in their response and talking about fees as a range rather than an exact number can create space for an honest conversation about how artists go about making a living.
Since so few musicians receive formal training about finances, pooling our knowledge about money can prove invaluable. It can give us the clarity and insight we need to merge our artistic and financial goals. For me, discussing money with musician friends has inspired new strategies for how I'll reach my long-term goal to make 100 percent of my income from composing. Last year, 45 percent came from commissioning fees and royalties for choral music, 20 percent came from writing non-choral music and 35 percent came from teaching private piano and music theory lessons. In the future, I plan to pursue higher-paying commissions and to promote my existing choral catalogue to conductors so that my income continues to grow.
Over the last year, my focus has broadened beyond choral music to include more chamber and orchestral works. I'd like to write more longer and larger-scale pieces, so I'm occasionally willing to work for less than usual if that means I receive unique performance opportunities. Often, these larger works receive a substantial amount of royalties through performing rights organizations like BMI or ASCAP.
Becoming secure in the value of my work has been essential to my growth as a composer.
As an undergraduate, I began crafting a strategy for my career that I've now pursued for over a decade: Write a lot of choral music, but don't limit myself to it. Vary choral writing so that I have a wide range of pieces for high school, collegiate and professional choruses. Eventually, build a large catalogue of steadily-performed works. Combine recurring royalties with income from new commissions to generate enough money to live on. In addition to this, take on commissions to write instrumental works when I find those opportunities thrilling and meaningful.
Becoming secure in the value of my work has been essential to my growth as a composer. Speaking openly about money reinforces that value, and it's shown me that a brief moment of discomfort in bringing up the subject with friends or potential collaborators shouldn't deter anyone from initiating those conversations. Whenever a musician speaks openly about money, everyone in the conversation profits.


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