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ATLANTIC BEACH, Fla. – Neighbors in Atlantic Beach are on alert after several sightings of coyotes in their neighborhood.
It's a growing concern as several pets are missing and many others have been killed.
The coyotes have been spotted roaming in the Oceanwalk neighborhood off of Seminole Road.
City officials say in the last few weeks, there have been more reports of coyotes than usual in Oceanwalk.
Many family pets are missing or have been killed and wildlife is diminishing, said residents.
Max Mullis, 11 remembers the day he aw his family cat, Uncle John, get attacked by a coyote in his backyard.
"It was just the scariest time of my life," Max said.
"I looked through the back porch window and I just saw the coyote and I saw the cat and I was worried it was mine and then it turned out to be my dad's cat," Max said.
Residents have taken pictures of coyotes in different parts of the neighborhood. A coyote and at least one pup were caught on surveillance.
They say something needs to be done sooner rather than later.
"It knows what it can kill, and when it can kill, and how to kill, and I'd hate to see a tragedy with a child if something isn't done," said Bill Viola who lives in Atlantic Beach.
"I honestly do not know the solution but I do think if we don't all work together that eventually we're going to run out of cats for them to eat and they are going to turn to the next available food source," said Laura Mullis, another Atlantic Beach resident.
Wildlife officials say development in nearby areas may be what's pushing coyotes into parts of Atlantic Beach.
They suggest people walk their pets on a leash, keep trash cans inside and avoid putting birdseed out.
For now, neighbors are taking extra precautions.
he city says they are listening to the concerns and they are working with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission to determine the next best step. They are urging people to report sightings or incidents to FWC.
Their recommendation from the FWC is for residents to co-exist but other options are not being entirely ruled out.
Trapping is something that has been discussed, but under Florida law, trapped animals are required to be euthanized.


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Botanical Mermaid interior décor children wall sticker kids decal by Nika Larkina
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Our 2nd Annual #HFJLove fundraiser has arrived! Help us raise funds for survivor led Destiny House, a healing and recovery home for ladies who have been sex trafficked before the clock strikes midnight on January 1st 2018.
1. Do an act of kindness and bless someone on behalf of HFJ–then Donate $10-20-50-100-1000-5000 10,000 $50,000 or whatever you feel led to! FUNDRAISER LINK HERE: https://www.facebook.com/donate/276810822840823/
2. Take a pink & black sharpie & draw a heart on the back of your hand with HFJ in the middle & snap a pic to upload it for all to see your support. Then make a link to our fundraiser! (See my pic at top) Men if you want to do a black heart with HFJ that will work too. We will share! Have fun! Picture is shared in this post of example below.
3. Make a video sharing a story of what you did and how it blessed the person you helped and show your reason–you've been challenged to show love. Show your HFJ heart on your hand.
4. Ask your business or org to partner with us! We will give them a tax deductible donation letter & any donation above $1000 we will feature & mention!
5. Anyone that donates $1000 or more gets my book Fallen personally signed & sent by me.
6. Share, share and share–on all your social media–to your friends, family and co-workers. The more help we can get the faster our goal will be met.
♥ All donations are tax-deductible! Every dollar you donate will go towards the cause of Destiny House–Shelter costs,24/7 staffing, food, electricity, clothing, alcohol-drug & trauma counseling, emergency medical and dental care transportation, gift cards for ladies who need help, etc.
What we do: We are Hookers For Jesus–a survivor led organization that have been called:
To Hook, Help and Heal ladies lives out of commercial sexual exploitation and human sex trafficking
We have a safe home for women called Destiny House. We allow precious victims of sex trafficking to Dream again, (a brand new future) Discover (who they were meant to be) Develop (Into women of purpose) and to step into the God given Destiny to change the world as we know it for GOOD!
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Lowburn Ferry Home Block Pinot Noir 2013
This stunner from Central leaves nary a box unticked. "It's a powerful, hedonistic style, but still has delightful freshness and definition," noted Sam Harrop. Lilac, ripe strawberry, dried thyme and mocha scents provide lift-off. Pure dark fruit flows seamlessly and silkily across the palate, enlivened by fresh acidity, and the finish is long and fine. As a food match, try slow-cooked lamb shoulder, spiced with preserved lemon, cumin and coriander seeds.
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"When Roger and Jean took the farm…" The story of Lowburn Ferry is a modern, far happier version of Denis Glover's ode to the New Zealand experience, The Magpies. In this instance, Roger and Jean Gibson bought their 40-hectare spread in the Lowburn Valley in 1991. But it wasn't until 2000, after they'd converted the original old stone stable to be their home and were running a flock of merinos, that they decided to plant pinot vines. As a soil scientist, Roger was well placed to assess the suitability of the land for vines and his judgement has clearly paid off: from its first vintage in 2003, the Lowburn Ferry Pinot Noir has won numerous plaudits and gold medals. It's a boutique operation with an average of only 1700 cases produced annually, but Gibson says the plan is to put in more vines over the next few years. He's also full of praise for his winemaker, Pete Bartle. "Pete doesn't have a big ego and he's not a control freak…I can't speak more highly of him and his team."


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Anti-Doping Agency of Serbia today (February 25th) started the peer education program on the fight against doping.
The initiator of the project is Dr Snezana Rajačić in front of Medical school "Nadezda Petrovic". ADAS immediately recognized and accepted the importance of cooperation. Students of this school where Dr. Rajačić teaches several specialized subjects, often voluntarily chosen doping as the theme of their interest.
Today we held the first meeting with 18 girls and boys who showed the initiative to participate in this program. The idea is that high school students educate about harmful effects of doping among its peers. Since this is a continuous process, the students will listen a series of lectures in order to become peer educators. That is why the candidates at the next meeting for young educators take the test of basic knowledge in the field of doping, in order to implement the first selection of those who will become teachers. During March and April, will form a group of selected students who will become educators based on their expertise and interests.
It has been shown that in these peer groups information are more easily transmitted. The fact that there is no generational barriers facilitates communication and thus the efficiency of education is higher and more effective.


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I was sorry to learn that the long-time science fiction author Frederik Pohl had passed away. He died on September 2, 2013, aged 93 years. I haven't read a huge amount of the prolific Pohl's work. But I found each of the five novels by him that I do have to be very interesting, insightful, and enjoyable.
I first discovered Pohl's work via a gift from my grandmother. I must have been around eight or nine years old at the time, and she gave me a pair of science fiction paperbacks: The Years of the City and Midas World. I doubt that she had any idea who Pohl was, but she knew I really enjoyed sci-fi. In retrospect, I think perhaps she was also trying to get me to stop watching so much TV and read more books. As for why she chose those two, they were recently published, and the cover artwork must have caught her eye.
It actually took me nearly a decade to finally sit down and read both The Years of the City and Midas World from start to finish. But once I did, I found them really great, with an engaging style of prose, three-dimensional characters, and a unique sense of humor.
The Years of the City and Midas World are not, strictly speaking, actual novels. Each of them is a collection of linked shorter stories. The Years of the City, via a quintet of novellas, examines the future of New York City, beginning in the present day (i.e. the late 20th Century) and ending a few centuries later. Each of the five tales is told via the perspective of the man or the woman on the street. Through their eyes, we see the massive urban decline and renewal that NYC experiences over an extended period of time.
By the way, while the cover artwork is striking, the illustrator did take a bit of artistic license. Yes, in the later installments of Pohl's book, Manhattan Island does indeed get covered by a giant transparent dome. Fortunately, though, the Outer Boroughs do not end up utterly destroyed!
Midas World is a much more cynical look at Earth's future by Pohl. The unchecked spread of capitalism and production results in widespread consumerism, as people struggle to keep up with each other's lifestyles. Consumption has become a psychological obsession for many people. (Hmmm, this all sounds familiar, doesn't it?) Meanwhile, a population of robot workers gradually gains emancipation. As time goes by, the majority of humanity departs Earth to find a new future in outer space, leaving the planet to the robots, who are now happily charting their own destiny.
On my own, I picked up Pohl's novel Black Star Rising. Set in the late 21th Century, the backdrop is that the United States and the Soviet Union have wiped each other out, leaving Communist China to pick up the pieces. And then a mysterious alien spaceship appears, its occupants demanding to speak with the President of the United States. This is a major problem, since America has not been an autonomous nation in nearly a century. The story is told from the perspective of Castor, a worker from a collective farm in Mississippi. Chosen by the Communists to play the role of "President" in order to appease the aliens, Castor finds himself on a journey off-planet. The farmer comes to believe that the aliens may the key in liberating North America from Chinese rule, but cooler heads perceive that these beings might also inadvertently cause the destruction of humanity.
Probably my favorite work by Pohl was his 1977 novel Gateway, which later became the first installment of his "Heechee saga." The narrator is Robinette Broadhead, who served on an ancient space station built by the long-vanished Heechee aliens. The troubled Rob, now back on Earth, recounts his experiences on Gateway to a computerized psychiatrist who he has nicknamed Sigfrid von Shrink.
Cannibalizing the technology of the Heechee, humanity has been using Gateway as a base from which to explore the universe. Due to the limited understanding of the Heechee's spaceships, these are often risky, sometimes fatal expeditions, and the motivation for embarking on them is the dangled promise of great financial reward. Pohl describes it as "the ultimate game of Russian roulette." Rob is a really intriguing, flawed, realistic character, and Pohl does superb work developing him. There is one moment where Rob attempts to explain his frustration at his existence to Sigfrid:
"When I sit down to the feast of life, Sigfrid, I'm so busy planning on how to pick up the check, and wondering what the other people think of me for paying it, and wondering if I have enough money in my pocket to pay the bill, that I don't get around to eating."
God, this just hit so totally at home for me! Throughout my life, I've always had this awful feeling of disquiet. I am such a neurotic, always fussing about the details, about "what if" and "if only" that I can seldom enjoy the moment. Then I read this beautifully phrased metaphor by Pohl, and it summed up all of my feelings perfectly.
The last of the five books by Pohl that I've read was The Space Merchants, which he co-wrote with C.M. Kornbluth in 1952. As with Pohl's later works, The Space Merchants features a satirical, scathing look at a near-future Earth overrun by rampant capitalism, consumerism, and advertising. A massive gulf of economic inequality exists between a rich minority and the impoverished majority. (Again, sounds really familiar!) The protagonist, Mitch Courtenay, is one of the "haves" who, in the course of various corporate intrigues, finds his identity stolen, forced to assume a subservient role as one of the "have nots." These events cause Mitch to drastically reconsider the world-view and principles which he previously held as sacred & infallible.
Looking back on Pohl's work, it is apparent that he was a very prescient writer. Yes, in The Years of the City, he did see that there could possibly be an optimistic future if humanity reassessed its priorities. However, if it did not, and Western society continued upon a path of unfettered capitalism and rampant materialism, it would eventually lead to a very dire state of affairs. We can certainly see some of Pohl's fears on display in this current climate of economic inequality and the obsession with the acquisition of fame and material possessions, of coming out ahead of everyone else, no matter what the cost.
There are a number of writers, as well as artists, who I have enjoyed tremendously, but who I unfortunately never got to meet before they passed away, never got to tell them how much their work meant to me: Kirby, Clarke, Bradbury, Harryhausen, Matheson, and so on. Fortunately, Frederik Pohl is one of those rare exceptions.
I forget the exact year, but it was probably in the mid-1990s. I went to the I-CON science fiction convention at Stony Brook, Long Island for the first time. One of the guests was Frederik Pohl, and I was definitely looking forward to meeting him. At the time, I'd only yet read The Years of the City, Black Star Rising, and Midas World, and of those three books, the first two had gotten pretty dog-eared from me dragging them over the place throughout the years. So, since Midas World was the least dinged-up volume, I brought that one along with me, hoping to get it autographed.
Once I was at the convention on Saturday morning and I looked at the program, I was disappointed. I saw that Pohl was scheduled to do a signing on Sunday. Unfortunately, I was only going to be there for that one day. He was, however, also going to be on a panel discussion that afternoon. I figured that if I didn't get to meet him, at least I would be able to hear him talk about his work. Regrettably, I don't remember the details of that panel. But afterwards, Pohl seemed to make a quick exit via the back door. I left the building through the front entrance. Lo and behold, a few dozen feet away, there was Pohl, standing by himself, smoking a cigarette. I wasn't sure if he would want to talk to me, or if he preferred to be by himself, but I decided to give it a try. I walked up to Pohl and politely explained that I knew he wasn't scheduled to do a signing that day, but I was a huge fan of his work, and since I would not be at the convention tomorrow, could he please autograph one book for me? He sort of hesitated for a second, and then nodded. I handed him my copy of Midas World, and he signed it. I spent about 30 seconds or so telling Pohl how much I had enjoyed his various books and then said my goodbyes before I wore out my welcome.
Subsequently, I had always hoped that I'd have the chance to meet Pohl again, and let him know how much Gateway had meant to me, how I had really identified with the character of Robinette Broadhead. That was not to be. But I am very grateful that I did have that one opportunity to talk to Pohl at I-CON all those years ago, however brief it was.


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Excited that the weekly Bible study at The Grove gets back together tonight after the holiday break.
Diving right back into I Corinthians and Chapter 13
My favorite section:
4 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud.
5 It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs.
6 Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.
7 It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres.
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From the Art Gallery of the Museum of South Australia: "On 25 September, 1843, two sumo wrestlers fought a match on a ring specially built in the grounds of the shogun's castle, to be watched by the shogun Tokugawa Ieyoshi himself. This event was so special that Kuniyoshi, one of the most popular Ukiyo-e artists of the time, was commissioned to draw the scene. Kuniyoshi's sketch was made into a woodblock print, and the printed copies were bought by many people as a souvenir of Edo, Japan's capital city, now called Tokyo. In this print we see the wrestlers Tsurugizan on the right, and Shiranui on the left. The umpire, Shikimori Inosuke, is standing at the far left. The match witness, the Elder Miyagino, is seated to the right of the wrestlers. Most sumo wrestlers had some tokuiwaza, a technique they were best at, but Tsurugizan did not have one. His idea was that once you had established your tokuiwaza, all your opponents would know what it was so they could work out how to defeat you. Therefore, he said, you had to train yourself to be good at every technique. The umpire (gyōji) Shikimori Inosuke is holding a gunpai, originally a fan used on a battlefield by a commander to give directions to his fighters. Using this gunpai his role is to summon the wrestlers into the ring, signal for the wrestlers to stand up to commence the match, encourage them to keep moving, judge which side has won and using which technique, and finally, to announce the winner. The umpire's role is taken so seriously that, though he is not a samurai, he is allowed to wear a sword to show that he is prepared to take his life if his judgement is found incorrect. Sumo wrestling started out as a ritual to forecast the fortune of the country, but after hundreds of years it became more a sport and a popular entertainment. The wrestlers became rough, and sometimes violent, and sumo started to get a bad reputation."
Another impression of this print can be found in the British Museum.
The son of silk dyer, Kuniyoshi Utagawa was born into the Igusa family in Edo. Little is known about his very early years, though he is said to have shown remarkable talent from a young age. Kuniyoshi began his ukiyo-e career as a pupil of Shunei. At age 14 he was accepted to study the art of woodblock printing under Toyokuni I and, in time, would become one of his most successful students. In 1814, he left Toyokuni's studio to pursue a career as an independent Japanese ukiyo-e artist. Initially, he had little success, selling tatami mats in order to support himself. However, his fortunes changed in 1827 with his dramatic series 108 Heroes of the Suikoden. From that point on, the public hungered for his portrayals of famous samurai and legendary heroes. Kuniyoshi worked in all genres, producing some brilliant landscapes and charming bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women). He died in the spring of 1861 from complications of a stroke.
In direct contrast to the peaceful views of a scenic Japan provided by Hiroshige and Hokusai, the following decades saw a rise of the fierce, fearsome and fantastical in ukiyo-e. Kuniyoshi welcomed this changing public taste. He had a ravenous imagination and the full scope of his work reveals an aesthetic sensibility capable of assimilating almost any experience. No doubt, however, his particular genius felt most at home in the world of martial glory, where epic battles decided the fate of empires and fierce warriors clashed to the death. Utagawa Kuniyoshi's prints were so popular in his time that he received requests for tattoo designs.
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06 May 2013 Control of Obscene and Indecent Articles Ordinance (Cap 390)
Enacted in 1987 before the advent of the Internet, this ordinance aims "to control articles which consist of or contain material that is obscene or indecent (including material that is violent, depraved or repulsive), to establish tribunals to determine whether an article is obscene or indecent, or whether matter publicly displayed is indecent, and to classify articles as obscene or indecent or neither obscene nor indecent, and for matters incidental thereto."
Hong Kong's obscenity law and its enforcement in recent years, complicated by the rising popularity of online content, have resulted in much controversy and public debate. The Hong Kong government has conducted two public consultations since 2000, with no legislative changes to date.
The full ordinance, including the table of contents and a PDF of the ordinance, can be found on the Government's website.


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2nd ruling confirms NJ state coding schedule supersedes CMS' — 5 insights
The New Jersey Superior Appellate Court once again ruled the state's payment scheduled took precedence over CMS' fee schedule, LegalNewsLine reports.
What you should know:
1. This is the second time the appellate court vacated an arbitration award to a clinic. In both instances, the court vacated the award on the grounds that the CPT code did not appear in the state's fee schedule, despite its inclusion in CMS' fee schedule.
2. In this case, a patient had a lower back surgery in May 2014, after she was involved in an automobile accident. The patient had her procedure performed at Surgicare Surgical Associates of Fair Lawn (N.J.).
3. Surgicare sought reimbursement under CPT code 63030 because it was on CMS' fee schedule. New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance Co. denied the claim because CPT code 63030 was not on the state's fee schedule.
4. Like the first case, an arbitration panel ruled against the insurer, finding in favor of the surgery center. Once again, the appellate court reversed the ruling on the grounds that New Jersey's fee schedule takes precedence over CMS' fee schedule.
5. Judge Richard Hoffman wrote in his decision, "We conclude ASCs should not receive reimbursement for CPT code 63030 procedures because no reimbursement was listed in the ASC columns in the fee schedule, as originally proposed."
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Drug Education Scam
The Hertfordshire Drug Education Forum (DEF) is advising local businesses wishing to purchase drug education resources (and leaflets in particular) to support schools, colleges or youth organisations, to be very cautious about the companies who approach them. Over the past year there have been a small number of resource 'scams' across the UK and some schools and individuals have consequently lost their money.
The scammers typically send letters out to schools, local businesses and individuals offering their publications and asking for 'sponsorship' to ensure their leaflets reach other schools. On the rare occasions where these leaflets actually exist, the information contained within them are misleading, untrue and potentially counter-productive to effective drug and alcohol education.
The latest example of this scam was discovered toward the end of last term. If your organisation has received any information from a company calling themselves "REACT Publications" (supplying a booklet called "No Drugs"), then please disregard their correspondence. This also applies to another publication titled "From the Heart" produced by Child Protection UK LTD (C.P.UK), which contains incorrect information. The DEF have contacted Trading Standards about these booklets and are warning all partner agencies about their content. There are a myriad of effective FREE resources for schools and colleges, and all new drug / alcohol leaflets are vetted by the DEF for prior approval.
If your organisation is actively looking to support drug education and prevention initiatives then please contact Rob Bacon, DEF Chair, on 01438 202887 email@example.com for further guidance.
The DEF would also like to hear from organisations that may have been affected by this scam so it can be reported to the appropriate authorities.


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13 day tour
India with Kids
- Go on a leopard safari in Bera
- Spend the night with a Rajasthani family
- Visit the impressive Taj Mahal
This India with kids tour will take you and your family to the most beautiful parts of Rajastan at a relaxed pace. Besides the ancient cities, like Jodhpur and Jaipur with their impressive forts, there are plenty of possibilities to get to know the Rajasthani village life. In Bera you will go on safari! In an open jeep you will try to spot the elusive leopard. You end your India with kids tour in Agra, where you will admire the Taj Mahal in all her magnificence at sunrise.
Find out how our local travel expert can help you design your ideal trip
13 day tour of India:
Route: Delhi – Nimaj – Jodhpur – Bera – Jaipur – Agra –Taj Mahal – Delhi
Day 01 – Start of your India with kids tour – Arrival in Delhi
Your India with kids tour starts in Delhi. Upon arrival at the airport, you will be met by our representative and taken to your hotel in Delhi.
Day 02 – Delhi sightseeing
In the early morning, you can also choose to do an optional cycle tour of Old Delhi. The tour takes you through the nooks and corners of the walled city as it slowly wakes up. Ride your bicycle through bazaars and narrow lanes, bypass temples and places of worship and see the old colonial buildings and the city come to life. Your tour ends with a traditional Indian breakfast at a local restaurant.
In the afternoon, we will take you to some sights in New Delhi. You visit Qutab Minar, a soaring, 73m-high tower of victory, built in 1193 by Qutab-ud-din Aibak immediately after the defeat of Delhi's last Hindu kingdom. India Gate, the 42m-high free-standing arch, designed by Lutyens and built in 1931, is dedicated to 90,000 soldiers of the Indian Army who died in World War I. You also visit the interesting Bangla Sahib Sikh temple, which feeds thousands of people every day through its huge community kitchen.
Day 03 – Delhi to Nimaj via Ajmer
An early morning transfer will take you to the New Delhi railway station to board the train for Ajmer (Ajmer Shatabdi Express departure 06.05; arrival 12.45 hrs). Upon arrival at Ajmer, a driver will be waiting for you to bring you to Nimaj. We recommend you to stay in Nimaj Palace, a lovely heritage hotel which allows you to relive the medieval era of Rajasthan. The palace facade carved in red sandstone makes it a distinctive landmark in the architectural history of India. Relax and enjoy a dip in the cool waters of the hotel pool.
Day 04 – Nimaj
In the morning, you can take an optional bullock cart ride with the "Gadaria Lohars". This once nomadic people used to travel only on bullock carts with a vow not to construct permanent housing or own land. Their livelihood depends on making and selling farm implements. They take you on their bullock cart to see the village life and understand the life of these people. In the afternoon, you can take a walk or a bicycle trip to the nearby areas to spot blue bulls, chinkara deer and a host of bird life. The various reservoirs built by the Thakurs of the area has had a great impact on the conservation of animals and bird life here. End your afternoon with a magnificent sunset view over the Chhatra Sagar Lake.
Day 05 – Nimaj to Jodhpur
After breakfast, your driver will bring you to Jodhpur, about 1.5 hour drive. In Jodhpur, we recommend you to stay in Chhotaram Prajapat's homestay, a friendly place away from the city hustle. You will stay in a nice separate cottage with private bathroom. Here you can enjoy typical Rajasthani home-cooked food – mouth-watering delicacies prepared with care. It is a special experience to stay with the Prajapat family. In the afternoon, you will go sightseeing in Jodhpur, often called the Blue City, as many houses are painted in blue. Highlight of Jodhpur is the 5km-long Mehrangarh Fort situated on a 125m-high hill – one of the most impressive and formidable structures in Rajasthan. Later visit Jaswant Thada – a cluster of royal cenotaphs in white marble. You end your tour with a visit to the bustling clock tower market of Jodhpur, the main market where the local population does their daily shopping. You can see buyers bargaining with shop keepers, street and pavement vendors selling their stuff, people enjoying spicy street food and much more.
Day 06 – Jodhpur – optional Jeep Safari to Bishnoi Villages
Today you have a full day to explore Jodhpur by yourself. In the early morning, you can also do an optional jeep safari to Bishnoi villages in the surroundings of Jodhpur. You will drive in an open jeep and visit local families of the Bishnoi community. You will visit some families and get to know their traditional way of life, which revolves around domestic animals like goats, sheep and camels. The Bishnois are considered to be the first environmentalists of India – they are born nature lovers. For centuries they have practised eco-conservation with their faith. The village safari enables you to feel the very pulse of rural Rajasthan. Witness the little mud houses, the turban clad men and the shy, beautiful women dressed in their traditional costumes.
Day 07 – Jodhpur to Bera
After breakfast, your driver will bring you to Bera, about 3 hours drive away. Bera is an adventurous retreat snuggled in Aravalli Ranges that offers a tranquil and beautiful backdrop to stay in. It's also one of the country's most popular leopard gateway destinations. In the afternoon you will embark on a jeep safari for sighting leopards. Leopards are elusive, shy and well camouflaged, so they can be difficult to spot. But if you are lucky enough to spot one, it will be an unforgettable experience!
Day 08 – Bera In the early morning, you will go on another jeep safari in the Bera area for leopard sighting. In the afternoon, we will take you to the Jawai Dam – one of the largest reservoirs in Western Rajasthan. The large reservoir is home to many species of migratory and residential birds and provides incredible sightings of species like the sarus cranes, Indian coursers, ospreys, pelicans, bar-headed geese, water fowl, pipits, larks, pratincoles and other raptors.
Day 09 – Bera to Jaipur
After breakfast, your driver will bring you to Jaipur, about 6 hours drive. In the evening, we will take you to Birla temple to attend the aarti ceremony, a special Hindu celebration. The small but lovely Birla temple is made of white marble and is perched on a small hillock overlooking the surrounding areas. The evening aarti with the lamps and devotees chanting religious hymns creates a soothing and spiritual atmosphere.
Day 10 – Jaipur
Today we will show you the most beautiful sights of Jaipur. First, you will visit Amber fort. Amber is a classic, romantic Rajasthani Fort Palace. The rugged, time-ravaged walls of the fort not only look beautiful from the outside, but the interior is a virtual paradise. Miniatures painted on the walls depict hunting, war and festival scenes. En route to Amber Fort, enjoy a photo stop at Hawa Mahal – the Palace of Winds. Later visit Maharaja's City Palace, the former royal residence, which has partly been converted into a museum. A small portion is still used by the royal family of Jaipur. One of the major attractions is the Armoury Museum, housing an impressive array of weaponry from pistols, rifles, blunderbusses and flintlocks to swords and daggers. Afterward you'll visit the Jantar Mantar, which is the largest stone and marble crafted observatory in the world. The observatory has 17 large instruments, many of them still in working condition. You will also do a rickshaw cycle ride through the crowded bazaars of Old Jaipur town, a great experience for both parents and children.
Day 11: Jaipru to Agra
After breakfast, you'll leave for Jaipur, about 4 hours driving. We will make a stop to visit Chand Baori. Chand Baori is an impressive "Stepwell" in Abhaneri village. It was built during the 8th and 9th centuries and has 3,500 narrow steps arranged in perfect symmetry, which descend 20 meters and 3 floors to the bottom of the well. The stepwell rose to fame when scenes from "Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" were shot here. In the afternoon we will take you to Agra Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the finest Mughal forts in India. From the fort you will have a clear view of the Taj Mahal and the Yamuna River flowing next to it.
Day 12 – Visit Taj Mahal – Agra to Delhi
In the early morning just around sunrise, you will visit the Taj Mahal. With the death of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, Mughal emperor Shah Jahan built her this memorial. 20,000 men laboured for over 17 years to build this wealth of white marble and precious stone. (Please note that Taj Mahal remains closed on Fridays). In the afternoon your driver will bring you to Delhi, about 4 hours drive. For the evening, we can recommend a visit to Ghungroo for a cultural show and an open barbecue dinner. The dance drama narrates the story of Delhi through the pages of history. Starting from the first documented ruler of Delhi, Prithwi Raj Chauhan and ending in Bollywood, it showcases the history and spirit of Delhi through dance in an hour's time. The seating is traditional to give the feel of a bygone era. The performance is followed by an authentic Indian barbecue dinner.
Day 13 – end of your India with kids tour – transfer to Delhi airport
Your India with kids tour comes to an end today. You will have a transfer to Delhi airport to board your return flight back home.


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In matters of politics, culture, and more recently science and technology, California has long been at the vanguard of change. This is also true in the realm of activism: The Farmworker Movement that began in the Central Valley and was led by people like Cesar Chavez, Dolores Huerta, and Larry Itliong; the Black Panther Party that was born in Oakland and ignited the imaginations of people across the nation; the student-led Free Speech Movement at Berkeley; the long fight for LGBTQ rights and marriage equality. The list goes on. These movements for social equality are historical landmarks, ones that continue to influence our collective identity as Americans.
At a time of such intense political and social upheaval, then, it seems pretty rational to look to California for an answer to the question, what next?
It was with that question in mind that we — Fusion's Rise Up: Be Heard youth journalism program, and our partners at The California Endowment — set out to produce a podcast series, The Brave. Each episode in the series (hosted impeccably by comedian and social commentator Felonious Munk) features a conversation with a different California activist who is leading a movement or broadening our thinking on a social or political issue. You may already be familiar with some of the names, like Alicia Garza, the brilliant co-founder of Black Lives Matter. Others, we're pretty sure you've never heard of but we think that you should. There are folks like Dean Welliver, a transgender youth activist who is standing up and speaking out in one of California's most conservative places, Kern County. Or Rida Hamida, a Palestinian-American activist and self-described "California girl" from Orange County who is fighting xenophobia and bringing together Muslim and Latino communities over a shared love of good food (tacos, to be precise).
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At a time when we are being inundated, relentlessly, with hateful and polarizing rhetoric and images, these young Californians offer a different worldview. And perhaps, a glimpse at a more just and humane future to come.
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A healthcare plan or healthcare insurance service is a company or organization that agrees to pay for all or a part of its members' medical care. In the healthcare industry, these entities are referred to as payers. The payer could either be a subsidy of a government program or part of the extensive commercial healthcare insurance sector.
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Medicare and CHAMPUS (Civilian Health and Medical Programs of the Uniformed Services) are examples of federal government payers and there are strict guidelines on who qualifies to receive medical services under their provisions. To qualify for Medicare, a person has to be at least 65 years old, and receiving retirement or disability benefits from Social Security. CHAMPUS health benefits are reserved for military personnel, those active and retired, and their eligible dependents. Medicaid is another government payer. The federal government funds this program as well, but it is independently managed by each state. It was create in an effort to provide medical services to low-income families.
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CDP and CRM tools both collect customer data and provide value to your organization. But the similarities stop there: where a CDP autonomously creates unified customer profiles with data gathered across a variety of online and offline channels, a CRM only tracks a customer's intentional interactions with a company via manual entry.
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June 2019
I am hearing more and more about the importance of distributed leadership, collaboration, capacity building, and experimenting and learning in and among organizations. [i] [ii]
In this post, I want to explore collaboration.
Oxford dictionary defines collaboration (noun) as "the action of working with someone to produce something," and collaborate (verb) as to "work jointly on an activity or project." [iii] [iv]
When I'm working with boards, leaders, and managers, I hear a lot about how collaboration is needed to encourage change and how it will lead to innovation (social and technical), service improvement, better outcomes, and will address a host of other organizational (or sector) concerns.
When I ask people, "What do you mean by collaboration?" or "What do you want from collaboration?" they offer statements like:
- "We want to work together to do [something]"
- "It means to share information."
- "It means to co-create [or design] new solutions."
Then, when I ask, "What does "work together" or "share" or "co-create" mean and how will you know you are doing these things?" it gets quiet. The answer that comes out is usually something like, "Those are good questions; not sure we clearly know." This is a great answer because it leads to conversations about what collaboration means (and how it can be done) in specific contexts.
Chris Huxham and Siv Vangen have studied multi-organization collaboration for a long time. They propose a synergy argument for collaboration, suggesting that "to gain a real advantage from collaboration, something has to be achieved that could not have been achieved by any one of the organizations acting alone." They also have developed the concept of "collaborative inertia," which they suggest frequently happens in collaborations. Collaborative intertia arises when "the output from a collaborative arrangement is negligible, the rate of output is extremely slow, or stories of pain and hard grind are integral to successes achieved."[v]
When I share this concept with people who are trying to collaborate, it resonates strongly.
My research has examined the challenge of inter-professional collaboration.
Today, many organizations ask professionals to collaborate, with the idea that, through collaboration, professionals will combine their different and diverse problem-solving approaches to resolve complex problems. However, as my and other's research shows, this kind of collaboration is very challenging. Culture, identity, paradoxical tensions, and hierarchies all contribute to the challenge of inter-professional collaboration.[vi] [vii] It takes nuanced facilitation and support to help diverse professionals work in truly collaborative ways.
Like with many things, there is no easy answer—no linear recipe—for collaboration.
An important first step in supporting collaborative efforts is to have collaborators explore the questions posed at the beginning of this post. Exploring and answering these questions together helps collaborators understand what they are hoping to achieve and, potentially more importantly, understand how each of them will need to contribute and work differently within the collaboration to achieve what they want to achieve.
There is a lot more to explore about collaboration, and future posts will dig deeper. For now, I would encourage boards, leaders, and managers to explore why and where collaboration is needed and how they will know that collaboration is happening.
As always, I am happy to engage in conversations about these blog posts.
[i] Huq, J. L. (2018). Conditioning a professional exchange field for social innovation. Business & Society, 0007650318758321.
[ii] Tams, C., (2018). Why We Need to Rethink Organizational Change Management. Available online: https://www.forbes.com/sites/carstentams/2018/01/26/why-we-need-to-rethink-organizational-change-management/#67e99a95e93c
[iii] https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/collaboration
[iv] https://www.lexico.com/en/definition/collaborate
[v] Huxham, C., & Vangen, S. (2004). Realizing the advantage or succumbing to inertia?. Organizational Dynamics, 33(2), 190-201.
[vi] Huq, J. L., Reay, T., & Chreim, S. (2017). Protecting the paradox of interprofessional collaboration. Organization Studies, 38(3-4), 513-538.
[vii] Hall, P. (2005). Interprofessional teamwork: Professional cultures as barriers. Journal of Interprofessional care, 19(sup1), 188-196.


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London: George Harrap & Co., 1932. One of 575 Copies Signed by Arthur Rackham [RACKHAM, Arthur, illustrator]. RUSKIN, John. The King of the Golden River. Illustrated by Arthur Rackham. London: George Harrap & Co., [1932].One of 575 copies signed by Arthur Rackham, this being copy No. 521. Octavo (8 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches; 222 x 146 mm.). 47, [1] pp. Four color plates and fifteen drawings in black and white.Original limp vellum. Pictorial endpapers in green and white. Top edge gilt, others uncut. A near fine, partially uncut copy. Housed in the original (slightly worn) slipcase with matching limitation number to spine. John Ruskin (1819-1900), "English author and artist, whose The King of the Golden River might be regarded as the first English fairy story for children. Though it was not published until 1851, seven years after Francis Paget's The Hope of the Katzekopfs, it was in fact written in 1841 for 12-year-old Effie Gray, whom he later married. It is a story of the three brothers of tradition, two bad, the youngest good, and their reception of a supernatural visitor, the South West Wind. Ruskin described it himself as 'a fairly good imitation of Grimm and Dickens, mixed with some true Alpine feeling of my own', but the South West Wind is a powerful and original character, described by Stephen Prickett [in Victorian Fantasy (1979)] as the 'first magical personage to show that combination of kindliness and eccentric irascibility that was to appear so strongly in a whole tradition of subsequent literature'. Richard Doyle, who illustrated the original edition, made a striki … [Click Below for Full Description]
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The sewing summit fun continues, with a linky party thrown by Miss Laren Dahl. Another Sewing Summit attendee, she has decided to throw this "party" which allows many of us to do some sewing for ourselves.
Here is the link to the party;
If you are like, me, you find yourself many times sewing for others.
Don't get me wrong, I love sewing for others, especially when I can surprise them with an unexpected gift. Now that I am sewing more quilts, than garments, I'll sew a quilt and then give it away. Although, I do have to say that directly before the summit, I did do some selfish sewing. Ummmmm…..let's be honest, I did a lot of selfish sewing. I had to, to get my wardrobe ready for the big event!!!
The moment that Lauren announced the linky party I seized the moment to finally craft this bag. I purchased this pattern from Pine Needles in Utah during a shopping outing with my fabulous roomies.
This is the Anna Maria Horner Multi-Tasker Tote. During the sewing summit I spied, the very cute Amy Gibson from Sitchery Dickery Dock with her multi-tasker tote ( I actually had the pattern in my bag that I just purchased). I was teasing Amy because her tote looked exactly like the tote on the front of the pattern package…. asking her if she sewed the ACTUAL bag that was used in the photo shoot. She didn't, but her bag was sewn so professionally that it sure could have been the BAG!!!! She is an amazing sewist, of all things for sure.
So here is my version of the tote.
These fabrics were purchased from Joann Fabrics.
It boasts 4 large outside pockets, and one inside pocket, to hold your phone, and whatever you may need handy.
I still need to slipstich a small inside portion of the bag, so I am going to keep that part under wraps.
I have to say that I really do like the completed product. There were a few funny things with the pattern, that for the life of me I just could not understand- but it worked out in the end.
I will indeed make this tote again, perhaps in some more monotoned colors. It's plenty big enough for another huge fabric shopping excursion! The zebra print is quite fun though!!
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Do you like fireworks? This is amazing when all night sky is going bright. When varicolored explosions fill the sky, people experience only positive emotions. Do an excellent firework and see how many people watch it!
Fireworks are associated with a holiday and if the show is great, it attracts more people. How many people can you attract ruling the fireworks? Make sure that every rocket will explode and fill the sky with bright sparkles. Pass round the firework before the circle reaches the line and see how many people will join the show after the blow!


text: Top 5 Capitol Reef National Park Attractions in Utah 4 June, 2018 | by Bram | No CommentsOne of the less-known national parks in the American West, Capitol Reef National Park in southern Utah is still jam-packed with highlights. This amazingly accessible park—it lies between Canyonlands and Bryce Canyon—is traversed by Highway 24, one of the most beautiful national park roads in the USA. You can drive this road for free, as it is a public highway, but you should also pay the entrance fee and hit the Capitol Reef scenic drive. Both roads offer access to virtually all major, popular Capitol Reef National Park attractions. We have listed the best five of those below.5 Best Capitol Reef National Park AttractionsThe number of Capitol Reef National Park attractions is, of course, higher than just five. In fact, this park is packed with awesome sights and places. Although I do recommend that you spend at least two days in the park, you can—if you really don't have more time—see the major highlights in just one day. Start with the five suggestions below!5. Native American PetroglyphsPetroglyphsJust to the east of the historic settlement of Fruita, you can see Native American petroglyphs. These fascinating images carved into a sheer rock wall date from the Fremont Culture period, which lasted from approximately 600 to 1300 AD.4. Hickman BridgeHickman Bridge TrailA short and pleasant hike to a large natural rock bridge, the Hickman Bridge Trail is 0.9 miles one way and leads you through a desert wash and beautiful canyon. This is one of the greatest introductory hikes to Capitol Reef National Park, giving you a sense what this fantastic park is all about.3. Capitol Reef Scenic DriveCapitol Reef Scenic DriveThirteen miles long, the Scenic Drive in Capitol Reef National Park is an incredibly scenic road. After you pay the entry fee of $15, you can drive from the visitor center to Capitol Gorge. On the way, you'll pass by epic landscapes, wonderfully detailed scenery and a multitude of trailheads and stopping points.2. Grand Wash TrailGrand Wash TrailRunning for 2.2 miles through a desert wash, the Grand Wash Trail is an out-and-back hike through a huge canyon. A virtually flat trail, this is a very easy hike—one that is suitable for children. You'll walk underneath imposing canyon walls, feeling like an ant, an experience that brings you up and close to the gorgeous geology of this area.1. Orchards of FruitaBarn and orchard in FruitaFruita is the beating heart of Capitol Reef National Park, home to the park's headquarters, a campground, historic buildings, a gift shop, picnic areas and orchards. It's those orchards—apples, cherries, apricots, peaches,…— that set this particular park apart from all the others. After exploring the Waterpocket Fold, relax underneath a fruit tree while enjoying a slice of apple pie and some ice cream.All these wonderful Capitol Reef National Park attractions prove that this underrated national park is one that shouldn't be missed!Tags: adventure, america, capitol reef national park, culture, hiking, history, landscapes, national parks, outdoors, usa, utah BramAbout BramWebsite: http://www.travel-experience-live.comBram is a Belgian guy who's currently living in the USA. For over four years now, he has been wandering the globe, with jobs here and there in between. So far, his travels have taken him to four continents and twenty-two countries. Bram likes to try different styles of travelling: from backpacker and adventurer to tourist and local, he has been all those stereotypes and probably will be many more in the future. You can follow his adventures on his travel blog, on Twitter and on Facebook.Other posts by the Author10 Best National Parks in Canada7 Most Beautiful Medieval Abbeys in the UK to VisitBest National Parks in EnglandThe Portland Waterfront Cherry Blossoms Are Here!Top 7 Oregon State ParksPrevious June 3 20185 Tips for an Awesome Multigenerational Family VacationNext June 4 2018Top Philippines Golf CoursesLeave a ReplyClick here to cancel reply. Name (required) Email (will not be published) (required) Website Comment


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New Jersey is opening its retail market to competition starting August 1, having passed legislation which includes a renewable energy requirement. This rises from the current level of 2.5% of the electricity supply portfolio to 6.5% in 2012, or over five million MWh in that year.
In Minnesota, utility Northern States Power just finalised a deal with sustainable energy advocates to put $500,000 a year into renewables development for each nuclear waste storage cask it builds at its Prairie Island nuclear plant. It has nine casks now and plans to add two a year until they reach a maximum of 17. By 2003 the annual payment to the renewables fund will be $8.5 million. The payments are to continue as long as the casks are still there-and could total $92 million by 2010.
The deal is part of the 1994 Prairie Island settlement, which created the state's wind and biomass mandate. The fund will be implemented by the utility with the input from environmental groups. The research and development will be "a way to kick-start the tires of the next generation of electric generation sources in the state," according to Bill Grant of the Izaak Walton League in an interview with the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
In Arizona the going is not so smooth. A change in the line-up of the state utility commissioners has scuttled much of the deregulation plan worked out over the years, but it could still create a small opportunity for wind. With pro-renewables Commissioner Renz Jennings removed due to term limits, a solar-only RPS of 1% of sales by 2002, which could have produced 300 MW of PV by 2010, lost its majority support among the three elected commissioners and was repealed. Two of the commissioners, however, have suggested a revised RPS that is 70% solar electric, 20% solar water heating and 10% other, phasing in to account for 1% of all electricity sales by 2005.
In a further twist, the election of the new commissioner has been tainted by an illegal conflict of interest, which may result in his removal, and the temporary return of Jennings. The Arizona commission is scheduled to hold hearings on the RPS this summer with a decision expected by the fall.


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Indian Spiritual, Nationalist, Ideological and Political Leader, Attorney, Peace Advocate promoting non-violent resistance to tyranny through civil disobedience. Honorific names include Mahatma meaning Great Soul and Bapu meaning Father.
Mahatma Gandhi, fully Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, aka Bapu
Indian Spiritual, Nationalist, Ideological and Political Leader, Attorney, Peace Advocate promoting non-violent resistance to tyranny through civil disobedience. Honorific names include Mahatma meaning Great Soul and Bapu meaning Father.
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Man often becomes what he believes himself to be. If I keep on saying to myself that I cannot do a certain thing, it is possible that I may end by really becoming incapable of doing it. On the contrary, if I shall have the belief that I can do it. I shall surely acquire the capacity to do it, even if I may not have it at the beginning.
Man lives freely only by his readiness to die, if need be, at the hands of his brother, never by killing him.
Man does not live by bread alone. Many prefer self-respect to food.
Live simply, that others may simply live.
Life and death are but phases of the same thing, the reverse and obverse of the same coin... I want you all to treasure death and suffering more than life and to appreciate their cleansing and purifying character. Death which is an Eternal verity is revolution, as birth and after is slow and steady evolution. Death is as necessary for man's growth as life itself... All fear is a sign of want of faith... Hate the sin and love the sinner.
Liberty and democracy become unholy when their hands are dyed red with innocent blood.
Indolence is a delightful but distressing state; we must be doing something to be happy. Action is no less necessary than thought to the instinctive tendencies of the human frame.
If we are to reach peace in this world and if we are to carry on a real war against war, we shall have to begin with the children; and if they will grow up in their natural innocence, we won't have to struggle; we won't have to pass fruitless idle resolutions, but we shall go from love to love and peace to peace, until at last all the corners of the world are covered with that peace and love for which consciously or unconsciously the whole world is hungering.
If God were to appear to starving people, he would not dare to appear in any other form than food.
I will be truthful. I will suffer no injustice. I will be free from fear. I will not use force. I will be of good will to all men.
I could not be leading a religious life unless I identified myself with the whole of mankind, and that I could not do unless I took part in politics.
Honest disagreement [differences] is often a good sign of progress.
High thinking is inconsistent with complicated material life based on high speed imposed on us by Mammon worship.
Good government is no substitute for self-government.
For the poor, the economic is the spiritual.
Fear gone, there can be no hatred.
Exploitation is the essence of violence.
Don't bow before another person or another nation.
Civilization, in the real sense of the term, consists not in the multiplication, but in the deliberate and voluntary reduction of wants. This alone promotes real happiness and contentment, and increases the capacity for service.
As human beings, our greatness lays not so much in being able to remake the world - that is the myth of the Atomic Age - as in being able to remake ourselves.
All humanity is one undivided and indivisible family, and each one of us is responsible for the misdeeds of all the others.
Ahlisma [nonviolence] means the largest love. It is the supreme law. By it alone can mankind be saved. He who believes in nonviolence believes in a living God.


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Memphis Heritage's annual calendar is an educational and fundraising project of Memphis Heritage, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. For its 2020 Calendar, MHI is happy to be honoring the amazing works of Montgomery Martin Contractors on their 25th Anniversary.
We are showcasing many of the architectural structures that MMC have played a large role in repurposing. This calendar features thirteen well known Memphis sites, some that demonstrate historic preservation successes such as the Chisca Hotel and the TN Brewery, while others present successful adaptive reuse projects in existing buildings, such as Orion Federal Credit Union's headquarters in the old Wonder Bread bakery. MMC's talent in reviving these structures speaks volumes about their dedication to detail and to Memphis' sense of place.
We believe the examples in this calendar will further prove that restoration and adaptive reuse of our built environment serves as a benefit to our community and will become a catalyst for the preservation of our city's historic architecture and other significant structures.
2020 MHI Calendars celebrating Montgomery Martin Contractors are only $10 each. Measuring 7″ x 7″, they make perfect stocking stuffers!
You can purchase calendars online here. Purchase 10 or more – $7 each. Call 901-272-2727 or email [email protected] to arrange bulk purchases.
You can also pick them up at the following retailers: novel., Burke's Book Store, Diane's Art Gift and Home, Art Center, South Main Book Juggler, and Bingham & Broad.


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Today's exercise is brought to you by errands and things I "have to" do. So no gym and no running outside.
Total workout includes:
20 mins straightening the house up for visitors and cleaning the bathroom
30 mins shopping in Target battling the crowds and getting the last minute items for college student returning to college
5 mins up and down the stairs carrying heavy bags, loading the car wondering how this child got all this home and what is this going to look at to bring all this home in May (gonna need to rent a uhaul)
2 hours of riding in the car stressing about the crazy drivers who are struggling to drive in the rain and sometimes ice
10 mins unloading said college student and getting all of her belongings to her room
And finally 3.5 hours stressing with heart rate rising watching my New England Patriots beat up on the Colts to go to the Superbowl! Yippee and now to calm my breathing.
So I totally believe this was a great "rest day" for my marathon training and I'll be back at it tomorrow.
Did you have a great weekend? I hope you did.
Tomorrow is a holiday for me so a little sleeping in. Yeah!


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Dear All,
I know Thanksgiving is not over, but there are three Children's Christmas Activities that are quickly approaching and one has a deadline to register by Monday, November 27th, so I am getting these out "a wee bit early". If you have children, grandchildren, friends, or neighbors who would enjoy any of these activities, please share these with them.
Breakfast With Santa – This is the 19th Annual Breakfast with Santa. It is on Saturday, December 16th from 9 a.m. – noon and held at the Chapel Hill 7th and 8th Grade Center – located at 7320 W. 10th Street. This is one in which you must register in advance by Monday, November 27th and have the printed confirmation page. Information is attached. Also, if you would like to volunteer, they are looking for more adults to help with this huge event. You may contact Becki Viewegh at 317-246-6269 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Pictures With Santa – The Eagledale Neighborhood Association is having their annual Pictures With Santa on Saturday, December 2nd, from 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. at Amvets 99 – located at 2840 Lafayette Road (building is back off of Lafayette Road). This is a free event in which boys and girls may have a picture taken with Santa, enjoy refreshments, and participate in some crafts. Please see flyer for more information.
Clermont Lions Club Children's Christmas Party – Another annual event, this one on December 16th at the Lions Club Park on Tansel Road in Clermont. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and Santa will arrive at 7:00 p.m. This, too, is free. I will post more details about this event at a later date when I get a flyer, but it is always a great time for the boys and girls.
Again, please feel free to share these activities with your neighborhood or others who you feel would enjoy these special Christmas community events for our children.
Janice McHenry
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Below is a brief excerpt transcribed from today's edition of The Macro Show hosted by China Analyst Felix Wang.
It's a very complicated environment that provides an incredibly exciting and diverse opportunity for investors, IF they know how to navigate the landscape.
However, most approaches to contextualize culture for western markets fall short.
With the brand new launch of Hedgeye China, I look forward to utilizing proprietary big data to provide an edge and pinpoint under-the-radar investment opportunities within the broad and increasingly complex China ecosystem.
To start us off, a primary idea we're running with is LONG YY. With the stock near two-year lows and the cheapest company by far in my coverage list, it is a hidden gem. Investors remain skeptical on its overseas livestreaming business segment, titled BIGO (Before I Get Old).
BIGO's piling losses in attempting to attract a new base of users are hurting YY's corporate profits.
We think Q2 2019 could mark the bottom on profitability, thus making BIGO's expectations finally beatable.
In addition, BIGO Live is improving their position within the big revenue markets US and Japan. That's the opportunity. I'm expecting at last 50% revenue growth within the next couple years on a two year average.
80% of BIGO's revenue comes from the overseas consumer. In addition, YY's other business segment, Huya, is killing it in the esports market and is another growth driver for YY.
Definitely something to keep your eyes on moving forward.


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News & Highlights Archive
Jericho Resources, Inc. prepares third successful ex-offender grant application. (November 20, 2012)
Jericho Resources, Inc. President speaks before AFP-Memphis Chapter.
(September 6, 2012)
Faith-based nonprofit client's proposal increases education program by one-third. (September 3, 2012)
U.S. Department of Labor awards maximum funding to Workforce Investment Board to prevent youth ex-offenders entering adult corrections system. (August 30, 2012)
Nonprofit client is awarded 4-year welfare-to-work contract over national for-profits. (August 3, 2012)
Faith-based group is awarded maximum federal funding to increase adult ex-offender employment and reduce recidivism. (July 23, 2012)
Wisconsin's largest school district selects Jericho Resources, Inc. to prepare its Head Start grant application. (July 12, 2012)
Jericho Resources, Inc. partners with U.S. Representative Gwen Moore for Grant Writing Forum. (May 3, 2012)
William Martin interviewed on WGLB's Community Talk program.
(January 21, 2012)
Jericho Resources, Inc.'s President elected to AFP-Greater Milwaukee Chapter Board. (December 15, 2011)
Jericho Resources, Inc. assists Indiana State University's McNair Scholars Program. (November 18, 2011)
Social Development Commission contracts for systems analysis, policies and procedures development services. (May 10, 2011)
NAF Multicultural Human Development Corporation retains Jericho Resources, Inc. for federal proposal assistance. (April 8, 2011)
William Martin, offers grant-writing training at national Urban Soccer Symposium. (April 6, 2011)
Jericho Resources, Inc.'s President speaks before AFP-Las Vegas Chapter. (March 25, 2011)
William Martin interviewed on WGLB's Community Talk program.
(January 15, 2011)
Jericho Resources, Inc. Selected to Prepare Mental Health Transformation Grant Application. (April 5, 2010)
Jericho Resources, Inc. Prepares #1-ranked Proposal for St. Charles Youth & Family Services. (April 2, 2010)
Jericho Resources, Inc. reaches new milestone, having helped clients gain over $350 million in government grants. (March 24, 2010)
Jericho Resources, Inc. completes strategic planning emphasizing financial strength for 102-yr.-old faith-based agency. (March 8, 2010)
AFP-Greater Milwaukee Chapter invites Jericho Resources, Inc. President to present. (February 18, 2010)
St. Charles awarded contract for new Juvenile Reentry Coordination Services program. (December 15, 2009)


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A Valentine to Friendship
Several years back, I was excited for New Year's Eve.
Then on Christmas I got an email from the guy I was seeing. Long distance was too hard. He was ending things.
I'd been dumped.
A month or so later I opened up Facebook. There on my feed was a big old picture of my ex with someone else. He was ENGAGED.
I was crushed.
Fast forward to a meeting with my editor, Holly, to talk about my next book Airports, Exes, and Other Things I'm Over (an idea that also stemmed from that breakup). My relationship—or the lack thereof—had been on my mind. I'd been thinking about it a lot. It had given me another idea. In that meeting I told Holly: I think I know my next book! It's called Finding Mr. Better-Than-You.
The book isn't about me—even though that was the launching point. It has changed a lot from the first draft (check out my first draft report blog post), but the heart of it remains the same.
The book is a Valentine to friendship. I don't want to give away any spoilers, but while at first glance this book may seem like it's about finding a boyfriend, it's really about those people who stand by you through the good and the bad (and even all those harebrained ideas you may come up with).
One thing in my life that is consistent with the book is that I too have friends that I am grateful for and who are true blue.
As for my ex, I got over him, but I'm grateful for him too. Because of him I had two ideas that turned into books. I learned more about myself, what I want, need and deserve—and all of that helped me find love (romantic and otherwise).
I think this quote is fitting: "When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us. "
I'm glad I looked forward. I hope we all can.
Finding Mr. Better-Than-You goes on sale January 14, but it's available to preorder now! (And don't forget to add it to your Goodreads shelf!)