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Marketplace Devotion 2016/07/02
At work with God
Luke 10:2-3
What a huge harvest! And how few the harvest hands. So on your knees; ask the God of the Harvest to send harvest hands. On your way! But be careful—this is hazardous work. You're like lambs in a wolf pack. (Luke 10: 2-3, the Message)
The marketplace is our Lord Jesus' harvest field.
Try this experiment. Do a rough count of your coworkers and customers. How many of them go to church regularly? We need to understand that no matter how hard we try, we'll never get all of them to come to church. So let's bring the church to them! What does this mean? It means dispersing the people who make up "church" into every segment of the marketplace, so that they may comfort and encourage others as representatives of Christ.
This was what happened when Jesus sent the seventy to proclaim peace in the community. Jesus saw the yearning in people's hearts, and at the right time he sent out his disciples. They were equipped with the Lord's charge and authority, and they started blessing people everywhere (proclaiming shalom, or peace).
To marketplace Christians today, responding to this commission from Jesus requires a change of heart toward our daily work. How? It begins with acknowledging reality – the fact that Christians are often like lambs among wolves in today's corporate structures. But since Jesus has sent you, are you prepared to receive his commission? Pray this prayer: "Lord Jesus, the job I have may not be ideal, but I do receive it with thanks. Please help me." Next, be ready to bless others in the name of Jesus!
Even if you're fed up with the system, don't do anything rash, and don't lose heart. Remember Joseph in Genesis 39-50? Then there's Daniel. They never had any choice as to their marketplaces, but in the middle of some extreme circumstances they counted on God's leading and grace, and became His partners at work. They trusted God. They saw hope, and others saw hope through them.
Pray that God will make us children of peace to bring hope, to care for the sick and wounded, and to declare: "God's Kingdom is right on your doorstep!" (Luke 10:9)
- In the name of Jesus, bless your coworkers, partners, employers, clients and even competitors by name. Don't start blaming anyone, and let God do the judging. Your job is to bless.
- Next step: Ask Jesus specifically which person you should pray for today. And who needs a word of comfort? A word of encouragement?
- Looking for a better job? Better pastures? Ask the Lord to search your heart and then open doors for you.
- Record your prayers and progress.
"Lord, lead my heart to experience the Father's love and learn the patience of Christ. Amen."


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This commit is intended to makes the license status of Emulab and ProtoGENI source files more clear. It replaces license symbols like "EMULAB-COPYRIGHT" and "GENIPUBLIC-COPYRIGHT" with {{{ }}}-delimited blocks that contain actual license statements. This change was driven by the fact that today, most people acquire and track Emulab and ProtoGENI sources via git. Before the Emulab source code was kept in git, the Flux Research Group at the University of Utah would roll distributions by making tar files. As part of that process, the Flux Group would replace the license symbols in the source files with actual license statements. When the Flux Group moved to git, people outside of the group started to see the source files with the "unexpanded" symbols. This meant that people acquired source files without actual license statements in them. All the relevant files had Utah *copyright* statements in them, but without the expanded *license* statements, the licensing status of the source files was unclear. This commit is intended to clear up that confusion. Most Utah-copyrighted files in the Emulab source tree are distributed under the terms of the Affero GNU General Public License, version 3 (AGPLv3). Most Utah-copyrighted files related to ProtoGENI are distributed under the terms of the GENI Public License, which is a BSD-like open-source license. Some Utah-copyrighted files in the Emulab source tree are distributed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License, version 2.1 (LGPL).
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Russ Fish authored
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- 17 Sep, 2003 1 commit
Robert Ricci authored
to pass the whole -e argument to execvp, if it's quoted as a single string.
- 13 Sep, 2003 1 commit
Robert Ricci authored
xterm will stay open, so that the user can figure out what's going on.
- 01 Jul, 2003 1 commit
Chad's tiptunnel stuff. Requires ssh-mime.pl in the current directory, to be installed as a browser helper application on the users machine. Copied Chad's instructions for the tiptunnel from the FAQ, and stuck it into ssh-mime.html as a help file (not really FAQ material). The intent of this of course is to make ssh into jailed nodes easier, but not having to know port numbers, or directly log into ops first, when the jails are using control network IPs in our private IP space (not routable from outside).

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ID Analytics Announces ID Score® Account Takeover 2.0 for Improved Risk Mitigation
SAN DIEGO, CA – ID Analytics, a leader in consumer risk management, today announced an updated version of its ID Score Account Takeover (ATO) solution designed to help enterprises mitigate the risks associated with consumer initiated account management activities. ID Score ATO 2.0 enables organizations to better assess account takeover risk and is the only source of cross-industry consumer identity-based insights into the fraud risk associated with changes to an existing account. The solution harnesses the power of the ID Network® one of the nation's largest networks of cross-industry consumer behavioral data. With ID Score ATO 2.0, companies can reduce one of the most damaging types of fraud, adhere to compliance standards, and maintain positive customer relationships.
Taking Account Takeover Protection to the Next Level
ID Score ATO 2.0 scrutinizes consumer-initiated account activity across all channels, product lines and industries, making it a unique and powerful solution. In addition to scoring the risk of events such as address, phone and email changes, the latest version of ID Score ATO can identify more event types including requests for new plastic, paper suppression, the addition of authorized users, PIN and password changes, and new check orders, among others.ID Score ATO 2.0 looks for patterns and behaviors that indicate whether a consumer initiated account transaction is high or low risk. The solution enables enterprises to stop the riskiest transactions from progressing further by comparing account change requests against personally identifiable information (PII) and the nearly 1.7 billion records of U.S. consumer events found in the ID Network."Account takeover is a persistent issue that costs companies and the government millions each year. The problem will grow with the proliferation of publicly available personal information, increasing numbers of data breaches and an increasing number of online 'black markets' for private data," said Julie Conroy, research director at Aite Group. "As fraudsters continue to find ways to manipulate customer's account information and identities, organizations must look to new tools like ID Score ATO that incorporate identity-based data and information to complement their existing authentication and account compromise solutions."
A Cross-Industry, Cross-Channel Problem
ATO is a cross-industry problem impacting financial services, telecommunications, eCommerce, government and other industries. A particularly painful issue for organizations, ATO leads to financial losses and damages the account holder's faith in the enterprise to guarantee security and protect privacy. In many cases organizations learn about account takeover events from their customers before detecting the behavior themselves, further jeopardizing the customer relationship. Contributing to the challenge is the difficulty coordinating consumer account management activity across different lines of business and customer care channels. To better protect customer relationships, companies need an enterprise approach to mitigating ATO fraud across business lines and contact channels."The best ATO solutions reduce 'friction' for legitimate account management activities while focusing additional, expensive resources on only the highest risk events," said Garient Evans, director of Identity Risk Solutions at ID Analytics. "Our enterprise customers face increasing scrutiny from both regulators and consumers to protect their assets, privacy, and data. ID Score ATO 2.0 is specifically tailored to help organizations defend their hard-won customer relationships and provides a one-of-a-kind offering to guard legitimate account holders from fraud."For more information on ID Score ATO 2.0, the account takeover threat and issues in the industry, download the ID Analytics white paper, "Best Practices in Account Takeover Defense".
About ID Analytics, Inc.
ID Analytics is a leader in consumer risk management with patented analytics, proven expertise, and real-time insight into consumer behavior. By combining proprietary data from the ID Network®— one of the nation's largest networks of cross-industry consumer behavioral data—with advanced science, ID Analytics provides in-depth visibility into identity risk and creditworthiness. Every day, many of the largest U.S. companies and critical government agencies rely on ID Analytics to make risk-based decisions that enhance revenue, reduce fraud, drive cost savings, and protect consumers. ID Analytics is a wholly-owned subsidiary of LifeLock, Inc. Please visit us at www.idanalytics.com. ID Analytics is a registered trademark of ID Analytics, Inc. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective holders.


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Three intersections along Hampton Road are among the most dangerous traffic crossings in Texas, according to data recently compiled.
Hampton at Jefferson, Illinois and Wheatland are listed among 34 troublesome intersections in Dallas.
The data comes from attorney Brian White, who compiled collision data from the Texas Department of Transportation between 2012-2015.
During that time, there were 225 crashes at Hampton and Wheatland, 221 crashes at Hampton and Jefferson and 180 crashes at Hampton and Illinois.
This information is unlikely to surprise anyone who commutes on Hampton, which is one of the busiest thoroughfares in Dallas.
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Anthrax Outbreak in Russia Kills Boy, 12, and Hospitalizes Others
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MOSCOW — An outbreak of anthrax, a deadly bacterial disease that is rare in developed countries, has hit a remote region of northern Russia, killing a 12-year-old boy and sending 90 other people to hospitals. The death of the boy, who has not been identified publicly, was the first anthrax fatality in the region, Yamal-Nenets, in 75 years. The disease is most often found in herd animals, which in Yamal-Nenets mainly means reindeer. The regional authorities said the outbreak had killed more than 2,300 reindeer. As of Tuesday, 20 people from the area had confirmed diagnoses of anthrax, officials said in a statement. Dmitri N. Kobylkin, the regional governor, has imposed a quarantine in the affected district, but has insisted that the situation is under control. In a statement online, the governor's office said that "there is no epidemic in the Yamal" and that "the overwhelming majority" of the nomadic reindeer herders who make up most of the region's sparse population were healthy and were receiving preventive treatment. Officials believe an infected reindeer carcass that had been frozen in permafrost was exposed by melting during a recent heat wave, when temperatures soared above 90 degrees Fahrenheit, or 32 degrees Celsius. "The reindeer, who were near the location, were weakened by heat and herding, which helped them getting infected," the statement from the governor's office said. Russia's Defense Ministry has sent 200 specialists to the area to try to rid it of infected animals, with plans to incinerate as many as 120 reindeer carcasses a day. Nikolai I. Vlasov, the deputy head of the country's s agricultural watchdog agency, said that reindeer in northern Russian had not been vaccinated against anthrax in years. He said that many infected animal carcasses were probably frozen in the area, and that they could thaw and spread anthrax spores in the hot weather. "This is an unprecedented situation for Russia's modern history," Mr. Vlasov said. Source


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Transportation Updates
What is the status of public transportation in Hoboken?
Got a few emails today from residents who seemed to have been a bit confused about the PATH train status. Reminder: It will not reopen here in Hoboken for at least a few weeks!
Meanwhile – if you insist on the PATH – you can walk over to Newport, or take the NJ Transit Light Rail.
Here's a map of the current active PATH service:
Cheap Ferry Service instituted at Hoboken Terminal
NJ TRANSIT has teamed up with BillyBey Ferry which operates ferry service from Hoboken under the New York Waterway umbrella, to offer new, discounted, round trip service from Hoboken Terminal to Pier 79 on West 39th Street in Midtown Manhattan.
Customers using this service can also access free NY Waterway shuttle buses for further travel within Manhattan. Stops are offered along 57th Street, 49th Street, 42nd Street, and 34th Street, as well as through a special Downtown loop. Visit nywaterway.com for details.
This ferry service does not normally operate between Hoboken Terminal and 39th Street in Manhattan. Customers wishing to access this new ferry service can purchase round-trip fare for $10. A special ticket booth at Hoboken Terminal has been established for customers starting on Monday. Note: CASH ONLY – and ROUND TRIP ONLY.
NJ Transit Trains
Hope your commutes aren't too stressful!
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MP3 Cutter for PC
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To print from your ebook, please do the following:
- Look for the print icon in the lower right-hand corner of the book menu. PLEASE NOTE: If you don't see the icons, click to expand the book menu.
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- Books have print limits that can range from 2 pages at a time and up. The print dialogue box will advise you on the print limit for your title. NOTE: Print limits are for each instance of hitting "print." There is not a limit to how much you can print in total from your book.
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April 16 – 19, 2009, was the second annual Pebble Beach Food & Wine event, and Chez Us was there enjoying every last sip and bite! We were very lucky foodies as Foodbuzz gave us passes to enjoy this outstanding weekend. THANK YOU!! A bit of history about the Pebble Beach Food and Wine Event ….. this event is held on some of the most unforgettable coastline, the Pebble Beach/Carmel California coast. We could not have asked for a better weekend – blue skies and temperature in the high 80's – it was amazing! PBFW brings together over 250 wineries and 60 celebrity chefs, for four days of unforgettable feasting. Now, this is not your ordinary food and wine event, this is the creme de la creme of the business. We truly were blessed!
Not only were we noshing on some of the best food we have ever eaten, while sipping some amazing wines , all the way from bold California wines to the finest French wine; but, we were interacting with chefs and learning new and exciting things. As well we were meeting other Foodbuzzers and making memories to last. Some of our fellow noshers were: the Lovely Pim of Chez Pim and her partner in crime David Kinch of Manresa, darling Kate of Cooking with Kate, Chef John of Food Wishes and the Foodbuzz crew, Ryan the Girl of The Pink Spoon, Kiersten (otherwise known as Kiki's or Eric's love) and finally but not least, Devon.
Enough with the nitty gritty, let's talk food! Here are a few highlights from our day of tasting ~
Chef Morimoto
Jacque Pepin & his Blini w/Caviar
Chef Hui with his amazing bowls made of spun sugar & filled with macaroons.
Chocolate Mousse & Pear dessert by Chef Hui
Crab Cake by Chef Regester
Fois Gras Fran with a Veal reduction by Chef Ginor (I normally don't care for Fois Gras, I could not get enough of this)
Octopus with Fennel by Chef Estee
There was a lot of *pork belly* going on, but this was by far the best one we had, another dish by Chef Estee. A spin on the classic BLT – Homemade English muffin, with Becker Lane pork, tomato glee & romaine lettuce ice cream (yes, I got the gist on how to make it – Thanks Chef)
I wish the lighting was better in this corner tucked away as this dish was amazing! Kobe beef, with arugula and drizzled with a truffle sauce presented by Chef von Foerster.
A liver rabbit kidney fois gras pie by Chef Cosentino of our neighborhood Incanto.
Lenny eating the liver rabbit kidney fois gras pie.
Me being a poser with Chef Ripert
Be sure to come back tomorrow (Friday night) as we share more highlights during a dinner we had at the PBFW – it was out of this world – courses matched with some amazing wines!! You will not want to miss out on this -fantastic!


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Get ready to play all your soccer skills on Tricky Shot! The goal is to hit targets and beat more than 50 FREE amazing challenges!Tags: Brazilian, Dream Apps Lab, Football, Shot, Soccer, Street
Updated:April 12th, 2013
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August 1
Brightspace Binder
This week, a new feature appeared for our students in D2L Brightspace. It is a learning tool called Binder, and it unifies essential functions today's students need: it places all course materials in one place, they can reach them from any device (lap top, tablet, phone) online and offline, they can highlight the documents and study directly from the app.
Here is a brief overview:
- For our SCSU students, it appears directly on the course content page (there is a button "Send to Binder")
- It is a one step process to create a Binder account and it is linked to their D2L Brightspace
- It allows for 2 GB of space
- It supports a variety of document types
- They can sort and filter documents
- They can create annotations and mark up the documents


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Dalrymple reminds us that in the 1975 EEC referendum, Scotland
was considerably less enthusiastic about membership than England.
Scotland, he notes,
had the only two regions to vote against membership — in one case by three-quarters of the vote.
These were areas that had been
economically dependent on fishing, and were very aware that, in an act of stupidity only too frequent among the British post-war political class, Britain had given away, in negotiations to join the EEC, its exclusive rights to fish its own waters.
though an island with a very long coastline, now imports twice as much fish as it exports, and catches half of what it caught in 1970.


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Unknown master from the 18th century
Tekening/Drawing: View of Amersfoort [GESICHT UYT DE HOOGE DIRK VAN DE DUYNEN NA AMERSFOORT. GETEKENT NA HET LEVEN] (Gezicht op Amersfoort).
View of Amersfoort. On the left a shepherdess with her flock. On the right standing men conversing and a seated one probably drawing. Inscribed at bottom: "GESICHT UYT DE HOOGEDIRK VAN DE DUYNEN NA AMERSFOORT. GETEKENT NA HET LEVEN door AM 1714". On the verso, a funny sketch of an old woman singing from a sheet in her hands.
Drawing in black chalk on laid paper (partial PRO PATRIA watermark); total: 314 x 142; the drawing was folded in three, therefore there are two creases from top to bottom; some yellowing and spots due to handling especially on the most external margins.
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December 31, 2010
A Look Back at the Sunsets
One of my first blog posts on Sookton's Space was entitled "There's Too Many Sunsets That I Haven't Seen." It was a post about life, change, acceptance, love, friendship and trying to make sense of it all. This year has had its extreme ups and downs. At times I felt like I was the happiest person alive and at other times I sunk down into the deepest, darkest corners of this world. But like I…Read More


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Maggie Fox on how hard it is to do market research on Facebook:
"I don't want to know who, I just want to know what. I don't need to take it down to the level of what Joe Blow says, I want to know what people are talking about generally. It is almost impossible to extract data from Facebook around who's talking about what and whether it's a favourable or negative conversation without doing it manually," Ms. Fox said.
The marketer in me feels her pain. The research is painstaking! Who's got the time or the money to have some poor sod sit there flipping through FB profiles and pages…. But the Facebook user in me figgers that "the trouble with Facebook" from a marketing point of view is probably a good thing.
The problem is that there are others less reputable than the Social Media Group who do in fact want to take it down to the level of what Joe Blow Peter Smith says, where he clicks, who his contacts are and what data he's entering online. Phishing, spamming and all that naughty stuff. Let's build a widget that secretly scapes all my profile data right?
If it weren't for these types (and some of them work for companies that I buy crap from, I can just feel it when I go through my inbox or snail mail), I'd be all cool with letting Maggie & her gang collect more data.
In a perfect world, right?
Aside: that quote seems a bit slipshod the more I look at it — at first she says I don't want to know who, but then she mentions that she would in fact like to know who's talking about what — hoping she was misquoted …


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Your Cat and Diabetes: Everything You Need to Know
Your Cat and Diabetes: Everything You Need to Know
Did you know that your cat can get diabetes? Though hereditary diabetes (i.e. being born diabetic) is extremely rare in cats, they can develop a type of diabetes during their life time. This is often described as being akin to Type II diabetes in humans. And, just as with humans, type II diabetes in cats can be caused by a range of factors, including diet and life style.
Can I protect my cat from diabetes?
Fortunately, the answer is usually yes: you can greatly reduce your cat's chance of getting diabetes by ensuring that they do not become overweight. It is a simple matter of making sure that they have a healthy diet and plenty of exercise. Do not overdo it on the treats, and if in doubt about how much your kitty should be eating make sure to consult with your veterinarian.
Diabetes is significantly more common in cats that are overweight (it is also more common in overweight cats). Leading a sedentary life style is another key cause of feline diabetes. So, as well as managing your fluffy friend's food intake (for instance by carefully weighing out their daily food amounts for each meal rather than tossing a random amount into their bowl), you can also do them a great favor by ensuring that they get plenty of exercise.
Having trouble getting your cat to exercise? Invest in some fun toys for them to chase – you do not need to spend a lot of money. A ball with a little cat nip will do, or even the light of a laser pen (which they can chase as you whizz it around the room). They will be running round in no time!
What is my cat gets diabetes?
The first thing is: do not worry. There are a number of ways of treating and managing feline diabetes simply and effectively. Your cat can live a totally normal life with diabetes and enjoy every day that they spend with you. First things first, though, it is good to know the signs of diabetes in cats.
What are the main symptoms of feline diabetes?
There are several symptoms to look out for, and your cat may not display all of them at once. If you notice any of the below, make sure to head straight to the veterinary practice, so you can get a diagnosis of what is going on:
Urinating more frequently than usual.
Drinking more than usual. This symptom is highly linked to the first listed symptom (precisely because they are urinating more frequently, cats with diabetes often feel more thirsty)
Weight loss. Though diabetes often (but not always) starts to develop in cats that are overweight, these cats often also start to lose weight noticeably once diabetes has developed.
Eating more than usual. An increased appetite is another warning sign of diabetes. This symptom is not always present in diabetic cats, though.
Are there any other symptoms?
Yes, there are. Other symptoms of diabetes include:
A poor quality coat – one that loses its shine, softness and strength.
Weak legs, especially weak back legs.
Greater vulnerability to bladder infections (such as cystitis).
An enlarged liver. This is something your vet will often be able to feel with their hands.
Your vet will usually test for diabetes by performing a blood test and or a test on a urine sample.
How can the diabetes be managed?
The most important thing that you can do yourself at home is to keep your cat at a healthy weight. You can do this by giving them a healthy diet and plenty of exercise. Your vet will be able to give you advice on how much to feed your cat, and which types of food are best for their condition.
In addition, your vet may well opt to control your kitty's diabetes with medications. As very often feline diabetes is a hormonal issue, these drugs will target the pancreas where hormones are secreted.
So, what is the bottom line?
Managing your cat's weight and ensuring that they get lots of exercise is always a good idea. Though by doing so, you will reduce your kitty's chance of developing diabetes, you cannot completely eliminate it. Sometimes, it's just the luck of the draw, and some cats (for instance, Burmese cats) are thought to be genetically more likely to develop diabetes. So, if you do wind up with a diabetic cat, don't beat yourself up about it!
Remember, feline diabetes is a totally manageable condition. Keep a look out for the warning signs and catch it early – that way, it will be easier to manage.
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To find out how deceptively fake IDs can be and whether Deepweb trading has a noticeable effect on the fake document business, I called a Frankfurt expert. Peter Hessel set up the police document verification office in Frankfurt and also helped to develop the security features of the new identity card in credit card format. He knows the tricks of the counterfeiters and is sure: "You can't forge an identity card. You always see when something is wrong with a German ID card."
For example, many counterfeiters use industrial paper instead of security features, which then does not remain dark under a scanner, but reflects. The pattern of small lint in the paper pulp, which glows under the UV light, must not be repeated. Often cut out parts of an original document are not congruent with the lines on which they were stuck. Also with microprinting, an offset can often be seen.
Much more often, however, counterfeiters work with people's gullibility.
This is why the artist padeluum printed himself a "photo ID" some time ago at the Chaos Communication Congress 2013, with which he was even able to make international air travel. The authorities often only need a document showing that it somehow looks official and that a name and a photo can be seen on it. "People are very gullible, and if he's good enough, that's fine," he says Phillip Banse.
Hessel can also confirm this:
"I'm no stranger to anything," says Peter Hessel, who was on his way to a money laundering conference when I reached him by telephone. "In recent years, of course, methods have become increasingly sophisticated." Hessel knows almost every ID card in the world. He believes that he can still detect any fake "if I have the right tools"; in this case special magnifiers, UV testing equipment and a microscope.
Hessel believes, however, that counterfeiting crime is now increasingly taking place outside of borders: At the initial reception facilities, where people are exhausted and tired, sometimes having to wait days before they can be registered. Syrians have priority: they are registered faster, their families can catch up more quickly, get asylum in almost 100% of all cases and can work faster. According to the Federal Office for Migration and Refugees, four percent of all documents were from the asylum procedures in 2015 (and 116 of them complained about, which was also partly due to expired documents).
During border controls or on construction sites, policemen repeatedly come across false passports – from January to the end of August 2015, 118 falsified Syrian documents were seized. "But this is also due to the fact that there are many more controls, for example at the Austrian-German borders," said Hessel. Only 18 of the passports seized were used by non-Syrians.
With regard to the offers on the Darknet, he reacts calmly: "90 percent of all offers, he estimates, are fakes, i.e. fraudsters who collect the money for a forged ID card without ever creating or sending a document. "You only need a thousand bastards to fall for your 200-euro ID, and you've already earned 200,000 euros." On the other hand, the sellers of false ID cards will be pleased – there were no way for German investigators to put a stop to these providers at the moment.


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Last night I watched part of a movie, One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest; with nurse Ratched among a group of colorful characters. One of the actors, Jack Nicholson; played Randal McMurphy. Randal from what I understand pleads insanity to get out of going to jail / prison and believes he voluntarily committed himself to the state mental hospital, only to find out that he is there involuntarily. At one point in the movie, Randal; during a group session finds out that many of the individuals who he thought were surely involuntarily committed were there voluntarily and could leave at any time. To his amazement, he finds out that they are willing to stay at the state hospital — instead of having the freedom to do what they wanted with out the control of nurse Ratchet. McMurphy then tries to convince the men who are there voluntarily to leave to own their power and freedom beyond..
I have been thinking about the script of the movie. The men who wanted freedom could have left the hospital, instead of being controlled by nurse Ratched. Instead, they gave away their power to people who could not give them what they longed for — freedom. They gave away their freedom for a lower quality of life that was dictated by compliance to power of a medical team and the direction of Nurse Ratched. Although giving my power may not appear to be so obvious — as the men who gave away their power — I need to guard against giving my power away to people in my life. With this realization, I need to take proactive responsibility for my reactions to what people do or do not do in response to both my and their expectations. In the event that I start feeling helpless or like a victim, due to expectations, I need to own my power by examining why and what I can do to own my power.
"If I begin to feel helpless or like a victim, I need to take a closer look at why and what I can do to take back and own my power." Craig J. Phillips MRC, BA
Giving away my power can be subtle, so I need to stay vigilant. Staying vigilant and being aware of when I am beginning to give away my power gives me the ability to take steps, to take back and own my power. Through owning my power, I am given the gift to exercise my ability to use my time and energy to create dreams in my life, as I talked about in my article Acceptance, Action and a Dream of a Second Chance on my other website, Create a Spark of Hope. Dreams that may seem foolish to some, but real to us. Dreams that did not die, because of the adversity we may be facing.
Below are several indicators and several ways that help me to take back and own my power each day.
Owning my Power by removing myself as victim by figuring out what I need to do to take care of myself, given the person or situation.
Owning my Power by dealing with anger and resentments, so that they do not continue to steal my time, energy and my ability to make healthy choices.
Owning my Power by not continuing to try to fix other people's problems or attempt to control their behaviors.
Owning my Power by not taking on the responsibility for other people's behavior and choices, when they attempt to blame me for their choices.
Owning my Power by taking responsibility for choices and learning from my choices.
Owning my Power by recognizing that I can't know until I know and that is good enough.
Owning my Power by pursuing excellence, instead of perfection.
Owning my Power by celebrating small successes and gains in my recovery process and personal development.
Owning my Power by realizing that there is no such thing as failure, only an opportunity to learn.
Owning my Power by not blaming anyone for anything. With all learning, there is a learning curve.
Owning my Power by keeping the focus on myself, not on other people.
Owning my Power when people attempt to control and manipulate me and knowing that it is OK to feel anger and distrust, in addition to saying no to what they may want me to do or accomplish to fulfill their plan (s) or agenda (s).
Owning my Power by learning to trust my judgement, despite what other people may want me to believe about my circumstances and myself.
Owning my Power by accepting the things that I can not change, while changing the things that I can.
Owning my Power by not giving up on myself, when other people treat me like I don't matter.
Owning my Power by realizing and remembering that I have great worth and value to a loving God.
Owning my Power by learning how to channel my passion in ways to enhance both my life and the lives people who are brought into my life.
Owning my Power by facing our own pain / issues so that we do not continue to be victimized by them.
Owning my Power by owning and taking responsibility for my pain, instead of waiting for some one to rescue or fix me.
Owning my Power by recognizing and detaching from people who seek to control and manipulate me, for whatever reason; through the use of shame and guilt.
Owning my Power by staying on my course and running my race, with out looking for approval or validation.
Owning my Power be recognizing that my circumstances are not meant to keep me down, but to build me up.
Owning my Power by developing my gifts, talents and abilities in ways that work for me.
Owning my Power by staying committed to my process and my journey, realizing that more will be revealed in time.
Owning my Power by learning to trust the process, a loving God and myself.
In my experience, as I own my power I am able to leave the "confinement" of a mental attitude that keeps me trapped believing that I have limited choices. Through working through my awareness, acceptance and action and by owning my power, I am given the freedom to explore beyond what a system may lead me to believe are my constraints. Through owning my power I am able to experience a freedom that I never knew existed beyond to experience hope in my life. Through owning my power I am given the opportunity of a second chance to dream dreams that I never knew existed beyond my deficits and limitations. By owning my power I no longer have to be dictated by individuals, who like "Nurse Ratched"; seek to own and control my power to achieve their ends and means. By owning my power, I am given the gift to use my time and energy on my own terms — each day.
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The UK government has pledged $945,000 for the July election. Two-thirds will go
to the National Election Committee (NEC) with the remainder distributed to civil
society initiatives. The UNDP will be responsible for the dispersal of funds. At
the March 26 handover ceremony, UNDP representative Dominique Ait
Ouyahia-McAdams praised the NEC's efforts during voter registration, and said
further support from the international community was needed to ensure an
international standard in the election. UNDP has collated $2.9 million for the
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Welcome to Ridiculous Encounters, a series of short stories that transform menial tasks and everyday situations into exciting adventures. We make the benign exciting, the humorless fun, and brighten your day. Included with each story are the specifics of the encounter so that you can incorporate these circumstances into your own homebrew campaign.
Recommended Player Level: This encounter is designed to be hard-to-deadly for a party of 5 characters at seventh level. To scale this difficulty up or down, your Dungeon Master can change the number of monsters in the final room, and/or adjust the level of the NPC enemies.
It happened again. I can't believe I let them out of my sight. I know better. We ALL know better. These stupid things are going to be the death of me.
As you take inventory of your supplies and prepare to head out after breaking camp, you find that, yet again, your Trickster Gloves have wandered off. You are usually good about only removing one at a time so they don't leave you, but after the week you have had, it just slipped your mind.
"You lost them again, huh?" Herzog chuckles as he asks. "It would be a lot easier if we didn't have to keep going after these things. And for what? So you're slightly better at picking pockets?"
"Some of us bring more to the table than an ax and taking a punch," you snap. "If I remember correctly, my skills got you out of prison after the incident with the mayor's son at the 'Twisted Tankard'."
Herzog considers you for a moment. "Fair enough. Where do you think we should look this time?"
"Only Pelor knows where they could be." You consider the question for a minute. "On our way here, we passed by a valley of reeds. I felt oddly drawn to it. It seems as good a place as any to start."
Herzog lets out a long sigh, and rolls his eyes. "I'll grab the others."
Trickster Gloves are magical gear that will give the wearer a +5 to Stealth and Sleight of Hand checks. If the wearer ever removes both gloves at the same time, they will travel to a place within a half mile of where the adventurers have visited before. The gloves have an innate attraction to places marked by tricksters or trickster magic, and this desire is felt by the attuned wearer. The gloves will not travel if only one is removed at a time.
Upon returning to the valley, your party discovers an edifice carved into a cliff face. On either side of a massive door stands a rectangular stone obelisk. Affixed within the center of the door is a large round glass window. From deep inside, you hear the roar of rushing water.
Within the valley of reeds is a temple that was once dedicated to Tyde, an ancient goddess of cleanliness and restoration who has been lost to the ravages of time.
With a DC 15 Religion check, the players will know that Tyde's symbol is a circle containing an image of an arm grasping a striking hammer on a swirling background. Her abandoned temples still contain magical whirlpools with no apparent source. Pleasant fragrances emit from this whirlpool in an ever shifting tapestry of lavender, mango, and clean linen.
As the party approaches the entrance, the sound of the whirlpool grows more powerful. If any player succeeds in a DC 20 perception check, they hear heavy footsteps approaching them. Otherwise, they are surprised as two humanoid creatures flank them after they enter the temple.
Before you stand two humanoid machinations you have never seen before. Their bodies appear to have been put together using pieces of metal that were tossed aside. They are old and decrepit; as if someone had abandoned them in a basement long ago and just now rediscovered them. One, a male, appears to be dripping with liquid and bubbles escape its joints as it moves. The other doesn't appear to have joints at all; its components must be connected with a magical force since there are no attachments between each body piece. Both humanoids bare a tattoo on their upper arm of an arm and hammer.
They slowly turn towards you and your party. "Look, Mei-Taag," says the male. "Friends to swim with."
Mei slowly smiles. "Lucious, they look ready to be hung out to dry. I can make that happen quickly."
Mei-Taag is rash and quick to act. She attacks head on while drawing the attention of the party. Her "Mantle of Flame" feature emits light which can be used to draw in attackers.
If Mei-Taag is reduced to 0 HP, her "Phoenix Spark" ability allows her to teeter on the edge of death at 1 HP. Additionally, each creature within 10 feet takes 13 fire damage if Mantle of Fire is active, otherwise those same creatures take 6 fire damage. This ability can only be used once.
LG is much more level-headed than his counterpart. Due to the Sea Sorcerer's ability to breathe underwater and enhance swim speed, he will often stick close to the whirlpool – jumping in when he needs to put some distance between himself and the party.
When LG hits an enemy with a cantrip, he places a curse on them which has different outcomes based on the damage type elicited by future attacks. These details can be found in the Sea Sorcerer origins section in Unearthed Arcana: Sorcerer.
The sorcerers will play off of each other in battle. When one takes a significant amount of damage , the other will bring attention toward themselves. Mei-Taag is very protective of LG, and will do whatever she can to protect him.
When either sorcerer's HP falls to half their max, they will deploy one of their elemental gems, buying them time to fall back while the party is distracted. Mei-Taag summons an Air Elemental (Monster Manual pg. 124), while LG calls forth a Water Elemental (Monster Manual pg. 125).
The battle rages on for what feels like a lifetime. Balfemog delivers a devastating blow to the flame sorceress that you are certain means her end. Instead, Balfemog gets blown backward by an explosion which emanates from Mei, and falls unconscious from her wounds.
Damn it! Now I have to protect the healer, on top of everything else!
You knock an arrow and let if fly, hitting your mark true and delivering the fatal blow. Elsewhere, you see Herzog and the Thri'Kreen caster take down Lucious.
Silence fills the hall as you survey the scene. Herzog begins looting the bodies of your enemies, as you tend to Balie. You're able to stabilize her, and after catching your breath and consuming some of your health potions, you hear scratching and shuffling from a darkened doorway in the back of the chamber.
You race into the next room, but stop short as you take in the sight. You expected to see one pair of gloves, but instead, you see piles of gloves strewn across the room.
Crap… I really should have written my name in those gloves. "Guys, be wary," you call back.
"Boccob curse this temple! Which ones are they?" clicks the Thri'Kreen.
Your eyes scan the room until they find one of the Trickster Gloves buried in a pile of other gloves. Excitedly, you reach in the pile to grab it. Suddenly, the pile shifts as the other gloves separate. Each glove grows in size and slowly surround you and your party. A couple of them reveal mouths baring teeth.
This room contains Mimics (see Monster Manual page 220) disguised as the Trickster Gloves in separate piles across the room. These Mimics excrete adhesive while in their disguised form and use this adhesive to stick to the Trickster Gloves. The players will not be able to separate the gloves from a Mimic unless they make a DC15 strength check. As the players spend time investigating the piles around the room, they can make DC 20 perception checks. If the adventurers succeed at the check, they will find one of the Trickster Gloves in one of the piles of Mimics. Pulling out the glove will cause the pile, which is actually made up of 10-12 Mimics, to attack in a surprise round. If the adventurers succeed on a DC 20 investigation check, the Mimics are revealed to the players, and they do not get the surprise round.
"GOOD PELOR! Was this worth it?" Herzog spits at you while peeling a mimic off of his ravaged arm.
Rolling your eyes, you turn your head away from him and pocket your Trickster Glove. "Ok guys, I am guessing that the other glove is in one of these other piles. And I am also guessing that the other piles are Mimics too. Let's just be more careful this time?"
Time spent searching eventually reveals the second Trickster Glove. Using a series of well-laid, premeditated traps and the Thri'Keen's magic, your party manages to defeat the mimics much more smoothly this time.
Finally, reunited with your magical gear you slip them onto your hands. The lining within the gloves hug your fingers and pulse with warmth. Curious, you think. You slowly bring your gloved hands up to your nose. They smell… wonderful. Like lavender.
As you pull the gloves away from your face, you notice symbols embroidered on the backs of the gloves. An arm holding a hammer is now on the right glove depicted in red and you find the same symbol in blue on the left glove. Suddenly a sensation fills you, and you instinctively point your left hand towards Herzog. A splash of water releases from your open palm and hits Herzog in the chest.
"What the-," he exclaims but stops short as he notices the blood and guts on his armor slowly receding into nothingness as his clothes are drenched. Instinctively, you raise your right hand as a warm energy escapes your hand towards Herzog yet again. Your eyes widen as the liquid retained in his armor evaporates.
"Huh, I guess Tyde gets the stains that others leave behind!"
Ridiculous Encounters is written by Heidi Febinger and Eli Ramsey. Find them on twitter @PandaBumHah and @TheVikingBear__.


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04 July 2013: My Days in the Sun October 30, 2014 – Posted in: Newsletters
Lucidly written, Dr. Soo tells his story simply and with deep sincerity. With much pleasure, I commend it to everyone. – Wang Gungwu
In My Days in the Sun, a distinguished radiologist presents a candid self-portrait of his first 40 years. Mark Y.S. Soo was born in 1933 into a Cantonese family who divided their time between business interests in Malaya and Hong Kong. As a precocious child, Mark was an eyewitness to the Battle of Kampar, the Japanese occupation of Malaya and the post-war trauma of the late 1940s. A graduate of Hong Kong University in 1957 and the Lysholm Department of Radiology in London in 1967, Mark Soo reflects on his intimate acquaintance with mentoring surgeons, eminent professors and pioneering radiologists, and offers privileged glimpses of the work practices in prestigious teaching hospitals in four different countries.
The humanistic philosophy of the Chinese sage Mencius, memorized at a young age under his grandmother's watchful eye, made him a compulsively ethical practitioner in a moneyed profession. Ever the keen observer of life's subtleties, Mark recounts many of the lessons he learnt, both moral and practical, during his time as a young medic in the Colony's hospitals, a struggling general practitioner in Ipoh, a mature student of radiology in London and the first Asian Head of Radiology at University Hospital, Kuala Lumpur, just before the riots of 13 May 1969. Married with four children, Mark moved to Australia in 1971, where he still resides. From his traditional Chinese upbringing to his embrace of modern life as an immigrant of Australia, Mark Soo's memoir conveys the sense and sensibility of an overseas Chinese who has lived in interesting times and memorable places.


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HEALTH bosses have been warned that lives will be lost if Staffordshire's top performing paramedics are forced into a regional ambulance merger.
A petition signed by more than 3,000 people has been handed to Health Secretary Patricia Hewitt calling for the merger plan to be scrapped.
But Lichfield MP Michael Fabricant said after a meeting with Mrs Hewitt that he feared it was "a done deal."
The planned creation of a Midland regional ambulance service would see Staffordshire merged with the West Midlands, Shropshire, Warwickshire and Hereford and Worcester emergency operations.
Staffordshire's ambulance chiefs have warned of their "grave doubts" over the plan.
Mr Fabricant told Mrs Hewitt that paramedic response times on 999 calls in the county were the fastest in Europe.
He said this meant patients were surviving heart attacks that would probably have cost them their lives in other areas.
Mrs Hewitt has told the county's 12 MPs that no final decision will be taken on the proposed merger until a consultation period ends on March 22.
But she said there was a move to towards regional emergency services nationally because of an increased threat of terrorism.
Mr Fabricant said: "I fear this is a done deal and that it is Government policy to force a West Midlands ambulance service through after the consultation has been completed. I oppose any merger of the Staffordshire service. It is bound to reduce the service provided and lives may be lost."


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- Split lunges, each leg folds into a 90 degree angle
- Squats, with your hips falling to (simply) below your knees
- Shelf on your lower arms or in the posture of push-ups, alternate in between both positions
- Mountain climber
- Extending and extending exercises
- Try out any exercise to develop muscle mass without having to do several sets of 10 before you start the cardio.
- Depending on your condition, you can carry out the exercises quicker, longer and more intensively.
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split squats: position the top of your foot on the bench behind you and flex your knees. With this workout without product you let your butts work.
Extending and extending exercises: attempt to do some rowing works out with the chains of a swing or pick a slanting rod. Likewise try a dynamic version, however then select a bar that is low enough so that your chin increases above it when jumping. Then do some unfavorable stretching and extending exercises, ie you do more effort when you pull down than when you pull up. Helpful for your large back muscles, stomach muscles, your arms and your upper back.
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Former billionaire Sean Quinn continued building his stake in Anglo even after bank bosses expressed alarm, a court heard today.
Former CEO David Drumm and the bank's chair Sean FitzPatrick arranged to meet Mr Quinn in September 2007 after discovering he had built up a large shareholding in the bank.
The former executives had no idea the Fermanagh businessman had a 24% stake in Anglo and were "concerned" when Mr Quinn revealed the true extent of his shares.
The Central Criminal Court heard FitzPatrick "seemed surprised" while Drumm seemed "less surprised" during the 90-minute meeting and seemed to think Mr Quinn's shareholding was only "in the teens".
But despite their concerns, he continued building up his stake until it reached almost 30% in March 2008.
The court was also told the Co Fermanagh businessman had become "enamoured" with Contract for Difference, which was compared in court to betting on a horse.
The details were revealed on day two of the trial of three former Anglo executives.
FitzPatrick, 65, from Greystones in Co Wicklow, 51-year-old Patrick Whelan from Malahide in Dublin and William McAteer, 63, from Rathgar also in Dublin have all pleaded not guilty to unlawfully giving money to 16 people to help them buy shares in Anglo Irish Bank in 2008.
Former head of lending at the bank, Whelan has also denied seven charges of fraudulently altering of a loan facility letter.
Among those who were allegedly unlawfully given money by the bank were Mr Quinn and five members of his family.
And yesterday former Quinn Group CEO Liam McCaffrey revealed his boss initially refused to agree to the bank's plan to unwind his Contracts for Difference after the Anglo share price started dropping in 2007.
Mr McCaffrey said Mr Quinn was convinced the Anglo share price would eventually recover and make him back his money.
But the tycoon was left with no choice but to "reluctantly" agree to the bank's demands, he claimed.
Mr McCaffrey revealed Mr Quinn had to rely on a €650 million loan from Anglo between November and December 2007 to prop up his CFDs.
Whelan revealed how a number of meetings between himself, Mr Quinn, Drumm and Fitzpatrick followed – the first of which took place on Easter Monday in April 2008.
This was the first time Anglo proposed to sell 10% of Mr Quinn's CFD shares into the market place – and the bank said it would loan the Quinn family money to buy up 15% of the shares outright.
Mr McCaffrey said Mr Quinn refused to give in because "he believed that the shares would recover".
Another meeting took place "before the end of that week" and Quinn agreed to give in to Anglo.
Mr McCaffrey claimed by June the Quinn Group needed €200million because it had stretched itself so much.
And Anglo – whose share price had plummeted from €17.53 on June 1, 2007 to 17c by December 31, 2008 – struck a deal.
On July 14, 2008, the unwinding of Mr Quinn's CFDs actually began after a very "angry" phone call with Drumm.
Brendan Grehan, counsel for Whelan, said Anglo and the Quinn Group were effectively "joined at the hip". He also put it to Mr McCaffrey Mr Quinn had fallen for the "all your eggs in one basket" approach.
Mr Quinn is expected to give evidence on Friday.


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Your favorite TV mom is coming back to the screen ladies and gents! Lauren Graham will play the lead in a new comedy from Fox called Linda From HR.
Variety reports that the show is about Linda Plugh, "an HR employee whose one bad decision throws her monotonous, unfulfilled life into an exciting but dangerous tailspin of balancing work life, home life and a secret that could unravel everything".
Apparently, the series was contingent on Graham signing on for the role. We can only imagine that sarcasm and quick-wit will be staples of the new show.
We've missed having Graham in our lives since both Parenthood and Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life are now over. Although there were rumors that Netflix would create a second season of A Year in the Life, no word has been issued on that front so it's certainly not a sure thing.
Will YOU be watching Linda From HR?
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Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?LUCKIEST Aug 15, 2009 6:19 AM (in response to plshao)Minimum age to file, Welcome
Who are you?? Go to Members page and share some info/
I DO NOT think there is a Minimum Age. Do you have a Lawyer??
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Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?plshao Aug 15, 2009 6:53 PM (in response to plshao)I do not have a lawyer, and I live in California. I'm really eager to get started, but this is the last step I need before I can do anything else. Also, what exactly is an Agent for Service of Process? I know the LLC cannot act as it's own agent, but can a member of the LLC act as the company's agent? Thanks in advance.
Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?surepayguy Jun 23, 2010 11:24 PM (in response to plshao)An Agent for Service of Process(also known as registered agent) is basically just in charge of receiving legal notices for the LLC. As long as your business operates smoothly you will rarely have any involvement with the Registered Agent other than them advising you on how to keep the LLC in compliance with the state.
As for an LLC Member being the LLC's registered agent, I have seen it happen in many states. With you being 16, I'm guessing you're asking because you want to trim costs and be your own Reigstered Agent. My advice to you would be to have a real one. If you create your LLC online with the help of legalzoom.com or incorporate.com or the many other services out there, they will provide a Registered Agent for you. Their service will cost you a few hundred $ a year but if you want to do things right, do it.
Also, consider the possibilities of organizing the LLC outside of California. How strong is the corporate veil/LLC veil in California? How much are their annual fees? Do you have an issue with people knowing you are the CEO of the company? You can register an LLC in Delaware or Nevada (Popular strong, cheap, and protective states) without ever setting foot in those states.
Does California require you have a license to operate a business on top of everything else? Will you apply for a separate Federal TAX ID? These are things you need to consider if you haven't already. As soon as you have all of these things in place and you start generating sales, it will be time to start keeping your financial books. At 16 years old, you will need real guidance when tax time comes. Do you know the rules about paying yourself via an LLC? Generally LLC members can't pay themselves via payroll but rather by keeping the net profit.
Have fun!
Sean Murray
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Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?KathleenF Jun 24, 2010 8:54 AM (in response to surepayguy)Pulling out my mom hat here! :)
I'm sure surepayguy has used those two links for legal services but I highly recommend you find yourself a local attorney that is familiar with LLC. Never submit payment online for any type of legal services unless you do your research on who the company is. You can check that out by calling the Better Business Bureau or connecting with them online. Providing a "registered agent" and being an approved legally recognized one in the State of California is two seperate things. Be sure to check through the link I provided you above and contact that office for any additional clarification you need.
Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?famhtech Jun 24, 2010 1:13 PM (in response to KathleenF)Being 16 in some states limits you.
In Texas for instance, you can not enter a legal contract under the age of 18.. you can't even have a checking account....
In other states the ages are different.
I work with a law firm as a technical consultant and they would tell you all of the above posts with consideration of getting assistance from someone that can help you decide weather to use California with all its red tape
or a state like Delaware or Nevada with much more interest in protecting you as the LLC.
Where you get help is up to you, where you Form you LLC is up to you..
There are corporate lawyers in every state and city that can offer you FREE advice..
I lived in Fairfield California when i started me company back in 1980 and a local lawyer there was very helpful and the first meeting was FREE....
I have someone that might help you for free? I will have to ask him..
The bottom line is, get as much information as possible before you decide...
Hope this helps you a little...
Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?KathleenF Jun 25, 2010 7:02 PM (in response to famhtech)Absolutely agree with Frank. Do your research!
Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?Lighthouse24 Aug 16, 2009 2:05 PM (in response to plshao)There is no minimum age for LLC membership in CA. However, if you're the sole member and under 18, you may encounter some difficulty getting the licenses/permits and entering into the financial agreements you'd need to actually conduct business. Good luck.1 of 1 people found this helpful
Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?KathleenF Jun 22, 2010 7:32 PM (in response to Lighthouse24)plshao,
I highly recommend you take some time to read through the following California Secretary of State link:
Before filing for a LLC, you should really know the liabilities and restrictions that come with it.
Hope that link helps!
Re: Minimum age to file as a member of an LLC?JoshBudde Aug 1, 2010 10:57 PM (in response to Lighthouse24)Is there a minimum age to be a member of an LLC in New York State?
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What is the minimum age to become the member an LLC? I came up with the idea to start an online retail business and I want to form an LLC. I have done market research, found legitimate wholesale suppliers, and everything else that I could prepare. However, I'm 16 years old and don't know if there's a minimum age to become the CEO or member of an LLC. What do I do? Is there a minimum age for a sole proprietorship?


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Every Friday night from 7.30pm to 9.30pm the ice rink hosts a disco for young people with our resident DJ's playing the latest chart songs and favourite club anthems.
Ice skating is a cool experience whatever your age or ability and where better to give it a go than at the Waterfront Leisure Centre in Greenock.
There are a range of ice skating sessions on offer to suit all ages and abilities, from the loudest disco to quieter sessions for beginners and families. We also hire skating aids for young children to help build confidence on the ice.
Skate UK is open to skaters of all ages and abilities. We have everything from our Penguin Pete pre-school class to specially allocated adult courses.
We run seven week Learn to Skate courses where coaches teach the flagship programme.These courses teach fundamental skills and are the perfect starting point for anyone to begin ice skating; whether you simply want to make it around the rink in one piece or want to take part in a more specific ice discipline such as ice dance, figure skating, speed skating or ice hockey. Whatever your goal, we can help you achieve it.
The Skate UK programme comprises of 10 basic levels. Each level must be completed before moving to the next. On completion of level 10 skaters can progress onto the star programme which consists of levels Bronze, Silver and Gold teaching the early jumps and spins in figure skating.
Each session lasts for half an hour and is conducted through group tuition (private lessons are available on request).
Curling is a great exercise for the body and mid, requiring concentration as well as physical stamina. The Waterfront's ice rink is a fantastic place to hone your curling skills and socialise with other curlers. Our curling season begins in September and ends in March. During the curling season the is no public ice skating available until Friday evening and the weekends.
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Gordon, G. B. (George Byron), 1870-1927
Extent: 12.5 linear feet
George Byron Gordon, explorer in Central America and Alaska, and first to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania, was born in New Perth, Prince Edward Island, Canada on August 4,1870. Gordon attended the University of South Carolina for one year in 1888 then completed his degree at Harvard University. Selected as an assistant to John G. Owens in 1892, Gordon accompanied Owens on the Harvard-sponsored excavation at Copan, Honduras. When Owens died in the field, Gordon was given the leadership to close down that portion of the work and then continued as Director of the next six sessions in Copan, until 1900. While performing these duties, Gordon attained his Ph.D. from Harvard University in 1894. Gordon joined the Free Museum of Science and Art(later the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Anthropology and Archaeology)in 1903 as Assistant Curator in the Section of General Ethnology. He led two expeditions to Alaska, in 1905 and 1907 with his brother MacLaren Gordon. Gordon was appointed Director of the Free Museum of Science and Art in 1910 and oversaw one of the largest periods of growth in its collection and prestige. The Director's Office records of George Byron Gordon consist of correspondence in folders and in bound volumes. The records are organized alphabetically in the folders and by date in the bound volumes.
Baker, Mary Louise, b. 1872-d. 1962
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During her employment as museum artist at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology from 1908-1936, M. (Mary) Louise Baker established an international reputation as the preeminent archaeological artist of her time with unmatched technical skill in scientific illustration. Her work at the University Museum included paintings of Maya pottery for limited edition folio volumes; paintings and reconstructions of Ur of the Chaldees' royal tombs findings for Sir C. Leonard Woolley and of the Palace of Merenptah at Memphis, and a reconstructed drawing of the Piedras Negras Lintel 3. She spent much of her career dividing her time between the positions of museum artist and as art teacher at the George School in Bucks County, PA. A life-long Quaker, M. Louise Baker was born in Alliance, Ohio, on August 4, 1872. At the age of 19, she came to Pennsylvania to complete her education. By 1900, she had decided to concentrate on art and enrolled at the Pennsylvania Museum School of Industrial Art. Early in her career, Baker was a free-lance artist for commercial illustrations and children's magazines. She also did scientific drawings for archaeologist Clarence B. Moore at the Academy of Natural Sciences in Philadelphia. In 1908, she was hired by Dr. George Byron Gordon at the University of Pennsylvania Museum. During her career as an archaeological artist, Baker traveled to parts of the world where women never ventured unattended. The M. Louise Baker collection spans the years from 1889 to 1962 and contains her unpublished autobiography; 54 detailed diaries from 1889 to 1960; sketches, commercial art, illustrated stories and poems for children's publications from her early career; scrapbooks which she compiled; drawings and paintings. A large portion of the collection, including Baker's unpublished memoir, family photographs, scrapbooks, and diaries, was donated to the Penn Museum Archives in 2011 by Baker family members after a connection with Museum Research Associate Dr. Elin Danien. It is housed in ten archival boxes, plus additional drawings and paintings housed in the Oversize Plans and Drawings Collection and other examples of Baker's work relating to Ur and Egypt on display in Museum exhibit galleries. The Penn Museum owns over 500 works by Baker, including all her work for the Maya Pottery publications, much of it unpublished.


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R.I.B – Album Review.
If you like your music fast, ferocious and old school then you have come to the right place. Tankard are back with album 16……16!!! Its incredible when you think about it. These guys have been thrashing it about since 1982 and in a good way, they still sound like they are there….in the 80's. All the old influences are there, Kreator, Death, Maiden, Metallica to name a few. This makes no apologies for what it is – honest, balls out heavy metaaaaal!!! Even the production has an old school vibe – just rough enough, just clear enough, perfect!
'R.I.B' picks up from where the 2012 release 'A Girl Called Cerveza' left off and doesn't stop running. Opener 'War Cry' has a sort of classical Metallica feel but this doesn't last and then we're into the real filth, breakneck riffing and frantic drums with Anfreas Geremia bellowing out "War Cry" with such anger, it makes me want to either cower in the corner in fear and/or join in!
The title track (Rest In Beer) is the first obvious beer reference, which is something that has been present throughout the German bands history….and it isn't the last. This has an awesome druid style chant in the middle of it which you just know will go down a storm live especially when it returns at the end of the song.
'Riders Of The Doom' is one of my personal favorites with its galloping riff work and big hooky chorus will make it a sure fan favourite on the live circuit.
From start to finish it is a feast of riffs, harmonies and big chorus's, 'Hope Can Die' and 'Breakfast for Champions' fully equipped with all of the former and also hint at a band that does not take the itself too seriously with lyrics such as "Give me what I need today/liver you will have to pay".
Check-out the video 'Rest In Beer'.
I really enjoyed this and can only imagine it's just as good, if not better live but it's not just a balls out, thrashy album, it's full of different grooves throughout which really keeps it interesting. Tankards 16th album RIB does exactly what it says on the (beer) tin so grab another pint and bang your heads!!
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On the surface, I doubt you could find two games more different than the atmospheric adventure game Journey, and the hardcore role-playing game Dark Souls. One is about a little guy in a scarf walking through a desert, and the other is a challenging game about conquering the odds to take down bosses. At the same time, I think they share something which makes me like both, and it's not just the random multiplayer feature.
This article is going to touch on spoilers for both games. If you haven't played either, I encourage you to do so, both are pretty great.
You stand in the remnants of a civilization that came before. You don't really know where you're going, but you press on in the hopes of something— anything —better than what's behind you. You've sort of got a goal in mind, but in the moment it's not about that, it's about survival in a harsh, uncaring world, and banding together with anyone you can to push forward.
Quick, was I describing Dark Souls, or Journey, just now? Trick question, everything I just said applies to both games. Obviously, these things are just surface similarities though, and anyone who has played the two games will know that, in practice, they're very different experiences. What they really share is exploration.
Exploration can take many forms in a game. It's when you're walking around a world looking at the environment in Journey. It's when you're creeping through new territory, unsure of what comes next in Dark Souls. It's when you're talking to a million people in The Witcher, learning about what the political structure of this world is. When a game is able to take this exploration, and use that to tell a story, the results can be incredible.
For a long time, games have been striving to become cinematic. It's been a buzzword as long as I can remember. We've finally reached a point where games have figured out how to achieve that, much of the time, and the results can be very striking. The Last of Us is one recent game which managed a very cinematic feel in not only cutscenes, but gameplay, getting a lot of (well deserved) acclaim in the process.
Usually, though, this cinematic feel comes at the expense of a feeling of exploration in a game. They're not always mutually exclusive, there are parts of The Last of Us which capture this very well, but a lot of the story in The Last of Us feels as though the player is being told a story. When a game approaches its story through exploration, it feels like you're uncovering a story. This is important, because it's something only games can do. A movie can give you a window into another world, a game can put you there.
Take Journey, for example. The game doesn't sit down there and tell you what to think or how to feel about its narrative, the whole story is told with nary a word, it doesn't sit you down through a long cutscene and tell you "and then the kingdom of Scarfia fell into ruin." At the most, its cutscenes show you some etchings on a wall, and let you figure out what they mean for yourself.
Likewise, Dark Souls doesn't tell its story in the way a traditional role-playing game does, often earning it criticism for being too obscure. It opens with a brief cutscene laying groundwork for this world, then tells you "there are two bells somewhere, ring them, and something will happen." It hides story away in the very environment, or in endless item descriptions, and lets the player choose whether or not they care enough to pay attention to learn what's going on.
The more you put into these games, the more you get out of these games, very much in a narrative sense. That's a risky thing to attempt, so it makes sense why this kind of storytelling is still primarily at the fringes of gaming as a medium right now, in things like hardcore role playing games, or obscure indie art games. Asking your audience to really pay attention to minor details in order to uncover something larger can come off as presumptuous, or even pretentious. When it works though, it's able to inspire passion in a major way, which is why you don't have to dig deep to find fan videos discussing the lore of games like the Souls series, or discussion on the themes of Journey.
I don't think telling a story in this way is some sort of requirement for a good video game narrative, like I said earlier, I adore The Last of Us despite much of that game working equally well as a really long movie. When a game really nails that feeling of exploration though, when it drops you in a world and lets you learn about it on your own, those are some of my favorite video game experiences ever, and I would love to see more games adopt that approach.


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How to Build Stairs on a Hill Using Railroad Ties
Sturdy and rot-resistant railroad ties work well for turning a steep slope in your yard into an attractive and safe garden staircase. Railroad ties are typically coated in creosote to protect the wood and prevent rot. The chemicals can leach into soil, so you shouldn't install railroad tie stairs near an edible garden. Alternatively, you can use 5- to 6-inch diameter, landscape timbers cut from a naturally rot-resistant wood such as the heartwood of cedar or redwood. The stairs are dug directly in the hillside from the base to the top.
Cut three railroad ties for the first step, making one tie equal to the desired width for the stairs and two ties twice as long as the desired depth for each stair tread. The treads should measure about 1 to 2 feet deep to provide plenty of room for feet to safely step and climb the stairs. You'll need three railroad tie pieces for each additional step in the stairs, each fitting the same measurements as the first three ties.
Dig out the base of the hill to about 5 inches deep, making the space as wide as the desired width for the stairs. Cut into the hillside far enough to accommodate the total length of the two side railroad ties.
Fill in the excavated space with 4 inches of crushed rock and pack it tightly with a hand tamper. Spread a 1-inch layer of sand level over the rock base to provide a sturdy, well-draining base for the first step.
Set the three railroad ties on the sand base layer. Drive a 12-inch timber screw through the sides of the two railroad ties on the side; these screws drive into the third railroad tie to hold the three ties together in a "U" shape.
Dig out the hillside far enough to accommodate the length of the side railroad ties, beginning from the center of the side railroad ties on the coarse below. If the treads are to be 24 inches deep and the railroad ties are 48 inches long, you'll need to dig 48 inches into the hillside beginning at the center point of the first coarse of railroad ties.
Set three railroad ties on top of the first course of railroad ties in a U shape. The railroad ties on the side should overhang the back of the first course of ties by half the length. Drive 12-inch landscape timber screws to connect the side timbers to the railroad tie at the front of the U-shape, as well as to connect the second course of railroad ties to the first course.
Dig out the hillside to accommodate the remaining courses of railroad ties until you reach the top of the hill. Lay three railroad ties in a U-shape on the previous set of railroad ties, overlapping each new step by half the length. Drive landscape timber screws through the railroad ties to connect them.
Fill in the open spaces in the stair treads with your choice of concrete or gravel. Alternatively, you can fill in the space with additional pieces of railroad ties running either left to right or from front to back.
Things Needed
- Measuring tape
- Circular saw
- Hand-digging tools
- Crushed rock
- Hand tamper
- Masonry sand
- Power drill
- 12-inch landscape timber screws
- Concrete or gravel
- Railroad ties are heavy. Using a helper is the safest way to do this project. Also wear heavy gloves to avoid splinters and scrapes.
- Use the thicknessness of the railroad ties and the rise of the hill to determine the total number of treads needed before you purchase your supplies. Drive a tall stake at the base of the hill and a short stake at the top of the hill. Connect the two stakes with a level two-by-four screwed to the sides of the stakes. Measure from the bottom of the tall stake to the bottom of the horizontal two-by-four to find the total rise. Divide this figure by the thickness of the landscape timbers to find the total number of treads needed. Measure the distance of the two-by-four between the two stakes. Divide this number by the total number of treads needed to find the tread depth needed.
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(Victorville)–The Route 66 International Festival for 2012 will be held in Victorville, CA from August 9 -12, 2012. With the theme "California Dreamin' on Route 66", the Festival will attract many 66' enthusiasts from across the nation, from foreign countries as well as local car clubs and residents.
Each year, one of the eight states through which Route 66 runs is selected to host the event.
Victorville, California was an overwhelming choice for the 2012 festival with its California Route 66 Museum that attracts thousands of visitors per year and tourist-friendly attractions. Victorville is centrally-located along the 318 miles of historic Route 66 that crosses California from Needles to Santa Monica, making it convenient to visit other key Route 66 towns and attractions.
The Festival will feature a rally, a classic car show, daily entertainment, the taste of 66, a car cruise to a drive-in theatre, 66' themed vendors and other special events. Pre and Post events are also being planned including a poker run planned in the towns along California Route 66.
The Historic Green Tree Inn (www.GreenTreeInnVictorville.com) in Victorville is the official site and host hotel and will have special packages (limited availability) for our 66 travelers. Located on historic Route 66, the Green Tree incorporates a Route 66 theme and is a popular stop for travelers along the Mother Road. So join us at the festival and get your 2012 kicks on California Route 66!
The Festival is presented by California Historic Route 66 Association with the support of the California Route 66 Museum, the City of Victorville, the Route 66 Alliance, National Historic Route 66 Federation and numerous financial sponsors.
For more information, visit the Festival website at www.Route66Festival2012.com.


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