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Last night the Hon. Richard Oliver, the Minister for Public Works, delivered
the usual Public Works Statement to the House of Representatives. After stating his intention of being as concise as possible, and in view of full reports by the various heads of departments being printed along with his statement, as well as copious tables and maps, the hon. gentleman said he would refrain from wearying the House with details while he showed what progress had been made in railway construction during the seven months that had elapsed since the delivery of his last Statement. Beginning then at : / the moat northerly point in the North Island where railway works are in pro- .... gres, he gave a clear account of the state of advancement of each work in the North Island. Coming on to the Middle Island he commenced with the Nelson-Greymouth line. Nelson City had been connected during the year with the port by a short line, and three miles had been added to the Nelson-Foxhill line. At the Greymouth end, the Stillwater creek contract, an extension of the Brunnerton railway, had been found to be very costly the contract price of only sixty-three chains having been L 12,234 for formation only. The Grey mouth harbor work had been delayed awaiting the report of Sir John Goode, which arrived in March. That report approved of the work which had already been done, which was intended to aid the development of the Grey coal industry. Some small contracts on the GreymouthHokitika line were either completed or nearly so, and no new works there would be begun this year. After stating that the last mile-and-a-quarternf the line required to connect Picton with Blenheim had been completed, and the Blenheim station buildings put in hand, the hon.--gentleman went on to refer as follows to the Hurunui-Waitaki railway, with branches, "The new works on the main line from Hurunui to Waitaki are the Waipara contract, extending from Amberley to the Waipara river, and the Weka Pass section, nine miles long—a continuation of the line through the Pass to the Waikari and Hurunui Plains. The latter section was reserved from contract in order to provide work for the unemployed, of Christchurch." After referring to the completion of the Springfield cutting in February last, and the formation contract on the Little River and Akaroa branch, he noticed the opening of the Ashburton branch, on the 7th : of April last, when the first ten and threequarter miles became available. The bridge on the Gpawa branch had been completed by contract, and the remainder ' of the work on the line had been reserved for giving work to the unemployed in the neighborhood. THE UNEMPLOYED, After a short reference to lines further south, Mr. Oliver reverts to the question of the unemployed :—" The great depression from which nearly all our industries have suffered lately has thrown many workmen out' of employment, and the Government have been called on to alleviate the consequent distress by finding work for them on the railways and roads which ' are in course of construction. We have thought it our duty to comply with these requests, and I am sorry to say that n 0.,, less a number than 1674 of these men are
now being employed at low wages in various parts of the colony. Although it is to be deplored that in a country of such great natural resources as New Zealand, this state of things should exist, yet it is by no means a new experience in the history of the colony. At various times during the last twenty years the authorities
have found it necessary to afford similar temporary employment; but, fortunately the need for the interference of the Government has in every case soon passed away, and has been succeeded by a large demand for labor in the ordinary industries of the country at the highest rate of wages known in any, part of the world. I believe, Sir, that hon. members will agree with me in thinking that this season of depression wiU alao pass away, and give place to a period of prosperity not inferior to that which we have until lately enjoyed. The disorganisation of the labor market is already ' -beginning to find its own remedy by bringin to existence new industries in the chief centres of population, and developing the self-reliant spirit of our working classes. There are also the most encouraging in* dications of a revival of the goldfields industry which may be of the greatest value to the colony at large. Meantime, it is satisfactory to find that though many of the men thus employed by us are-'-engaged in work to which they are unaccustomed, yet, from their labor, the colony has obtained a fair equivalent for the but* lay. . . ' GENERAL PROGRESS IN RAILWAY CONSTHUO ■ TXON. ■ .1 "The sums voted by Parliament for additional railway works in the last session, exclusive of preliminary surveys for lines >, not yet authorised, amounted L 2,308,700. On the 31st March L 856,550 of this sum - - had been expended, and liabilities incurred amounting to L 910,506 —making a total of L 2,767,056, leaving, an unexpended balance on last year's votes of L 541,644. - Recognising the necessity'for spreading the • expenditure of the remaining public works fund over a period of at least the next three years, and believing that, . as some of the railway works had beenadopted in times of great prosperity, Parliament would not disapprove,: in our changed circumstances, of having an •; opportunity afforded of reconsidering them, I have not been in haste to press on the construction of new works. In fact, only one new section of railway has j been commenced since the end of last session. Many new sections were ; got >, ready for contract, and in some instances '; * tenders were invited and received, but the grave considerations connected with a failing revenue, and an increased deficit from our finished railways, could not he • evaded, and obliged us to defer the acceptance of some of these tenders so that , time might be given for re-examining pur, future railway policy. " ROADS. The Statement then goes on to deal with tlfe expenditure of the. votes for roads. In the North Island this has been mainly left to the local bodies, while the mainlines of road under the charge fthe Government have been maintained as usual. " The road works instituted on the West Coast, between Waingongora and Stoney rivers, crossing the Waimate Plains, have been carried on very satis- f factorily, and the two sections of the | roads will probably meet in a few days. ' The character of the country is, very favorable, no natural obstacles -, having , . been met. The cross road from Stratford . to Opunake through the bush is also being. made. The amount expended on roadsT and bridges in the South Island during * the past year is very small, and no new works of importance have been undertaken. " : . A COLONIST OF THE EIGHT SORT. Mr. Oliver apologised for noticing the work of snagging the Thames river by saying—" Although not such a public work as is usually referred to in a Statement of this kind, I cannot refrain from mentioning the self-reliant and public- , spirited efforts made by Mr. Birth, Matamata, to remove the snags from the River Thames' at his own cost; In these days, when colonists are too much in the habit of looking to the Government for almost everything, it is refreshing to see a public work useful to the community -begun, *. carried oil, and finished by a private person, without application having been . made to the Government for- aid from the funds of the colony."
WATER-RACES. The expenditure on water-races did not appear to produce the benefits expected. None of the companies which Government had subsidised had been a success, and in most cases the undertakings had been abandoned. The total expenditure and liabilities upon goldfield water-races up to 31st March had been L 441,633, of which amount L 42,329 gives no return whatever, while works costing L 86,485 had been handed over to local bodies, and from the comparatively successful races the Charleston, Nelson Creek, Waimea, and Mount Ida—costing in all L 312,819, the the yearly return was only about 1 per cent. These races, however, enabled 771 men to find remunerative employment, their earnings averaging Ll4O per man per annum. THE COAL INDUSTRY. "Almost every month brings new discoveries of coal in some part of the colony, and it has become apparent that New Zealand is exceptionally rich in this mineral. Our most import lines of steamers are now almost wholly supplied from the coal mines of the colony, and the more extended use of native coal will effect a saving of L 8,500 on uur railways in the Middle Island for the current year, in addition to an almost equal amount heretofore saved bn those in the North Island." WORKING RAILWAYS. After referring to the CMI Service Commissioners' report on the management, &c., of the working railways, which would be serviceable in remedying defects in organjsation and practice, the Statement wenl on :—" The working railways department began the last financial period under circumstances exceptionally un-favorable-heavy floods in the South having interrupted traffic over more than a hundred miles of line, causing a loss of revenue, as well as a large expenditure for repairs. Amongst the first effects of the commercial depression from which we have been suffering has been a diminution of our railway traffic. The result was to be expected, and the efforts of the department were directed to obtaining greater economy in our system of railway arrangement. By working with a smaller staff of officers and men, and by reducing the number of trains and the speed at which they were run, a considerable saving has been effected, while the convenience of the public has not been materially curtailed. The train service has already been reduced by 370,000 miles a year. The staff has been reduced by 266 men, and it is estimated that these and other economies which up to this time have been affected, will save on the year upwards of L44,C00. I am sorry to say that for the nine months ending 31st March, railways only gave a return equal to slightly under 2J per cent per annum, while the rate of interest which we have to pay is over 5. The loss on the cost of the lines, which stands at L 8,629,582, was at the rate 0fL237,730 per annum, and had to be furnished from surplus in the prosperous years which we have just passed. The hon. gentleman then went on to speak of the light in which railways had hitherto been viewed —that they were remunerative whether they-yielded interest on their cost or not, inasmuch as they aided settlement and the development of the colony's resources. But he contended the colony was not a joint stock company, with equal share and a community of interests, and th benefits of : railways were very unequally distributed, many districts having none, while all have to contribute to make up the loss that has been entailed upon the colony by the lines. The loss entailed such a serious charge upon the revenue of the colony, that unless the lines irero made more nearly self-support-ing it became questionable whether a desirable outlay in other departments of Government could be entertained. He attributed the unremunerativeness of the railways to thesmallness of the population, anditsscatteredposition—failing to furnish either goods or passenger traffic enough to make the lines payable at the hitherto current rates. In proportion to population New Zealand had many more miles of constructed railways than either England, France, the United States, Canada, or any of the Australian colonies. The hon. gentleman went into statistices to show how few people per head New Zealand possessed to the mile of railway, and in addition to the spafseness of the population he gave as a reason for the non-profit of the lines, the needlessly low tariff adopted in many districts. It would be necessary to increase the tariff as far as the circumstances of the colony would allow. Traffic could not be increased to an indefinite extent, nor could tariff be so increased, but railway rates that were only designed to bring in 6 per cent, on the cost of outlay surely could not be considered high when competing modes of conveyance permitted their adoption. The hon. gentleman then spoke of a proposal to sell the railways, but could not imagine where a purchaser could be found unless at a sacrifice of perhaps millions of money to the colony. Speaking of the Railway Commission's recommendations, Mr. Oliver said that the funds at the Government's disposal were insufficient to admit of even their not very lavish proposals being undertaken, and Government would therefore content themselves with the extension of some incomplete lines to such nearest points as will bring them into use, and to some extent make the already incurred expenditure remunerative. Of the sum voted last year for public works, L 2,356,729 was for actual liabilities already existing. Realising the position of the public works fund, Government had endeavored to minimise expenditure, and to. spread it over as large a space of time as possible. Todothis many works had tobe deferred for which tenders had been received. On the 31st March last the total ways and means was L 3,262,410, and the public works liabilities L 2,445,313, reducible, however, by L 315,763 advances in the hands of officers, thus leaving a balance of L 1,122,860 on March 31, 1880, clear of liabilities. Since March 31, ways and means had been augmented by receipts and recoveries to L 29,934, and during the four months to July 31 the liabilities of the fund had been unavoidably augmented to the extent of L 330,871. Adding L 29,934 to the balance of L 1,122,860 on March 31, and deducting L 330,871, the result, L 821,923, was obtained as available on July 31. The account might be more clearly stated thus : —The ways and means on 31st July amounted to L 2,677,910 17s. Id.— consisting of cash in hand L 593,910 17s. Id. ; Treasury and Deficiency Bills, L 121,700 9s. ; investments, L 67,000; guaranteed debentures, LBO,OOO ; total, L 2,677,910 17s. Id. The liabilities on the same date amounted to L 2,202,574. There were, however, imprests outstanding on 31st July, L 246,486, making L 1,855,988, the net amount of liabilities to be provided for, and leaving a balance of L 821,928, as already stated, for new works and services. The*estimates which T'am about to submit, make a further demand on this balance of L 674,238 —leaving L 147,685 only for future appropriations from the public works fund. The votes for the various works which we now propose are designed to provide for the expenditure up to 30th June, 1881. After that date, and until we are again in a position to become borrowers, the only sources whence we can draw supplies for those purposes will be a portion of the proceeds of land sales, and the saving from estimates for the purchase of native land—a saving which- we have reason to believe may be considerable, but which at present it is impossible to estimate. " The . hon. gentleman then went on to enumerate the works in the North Island Government proposed to proceed with. These were a line to develop the Kaipara eoa&traffic; the completion of the Thames-.
Waikato railway, as recommended by the commissioners (subject to further consideration by Government) ; the NapierMakutoku line ; the Wellington-Opaki line as far as Masterton, with provision made for the unemployed on the Opaki extension ; station works at Wellington; Poxton section and wharf at Wellington ; works on the opened line at Poxton and Kaiawai ; the extension to Waverley, now in hand ; works at Carlyle for the unemployed ; between Stratford and Hawera ; and the formation at Normanby. SOUTH ISLAND WORKS. The extension of the line from Foxhill to Bellgrove, on the Nelson to Greymouth lino, will be completed ; the Stillwater section now in progress will be finished ; and the Greymouth harbor works carried on. The Picton and Blenheim line will be completed at the Blenheim end, whore there are still some station works unfinished. The section of the main line from Amberley to the Waipara plains is to be finished, the nine miles through the Weka Pass being reserved for the unemployed. A few urgent station works on the opened lines are provided for. .The Waimakariri Gorge portion of the Oxford and Sheffield line, which was reserved for the unemployed about a year ago, will be carried on as the demand for work may require The extension of the Opawa branch towards Pairlie Creek will also be carried out by the same means. The Ellesmere section of the Little River and Akaroa branch is to be completed. The general expenditure proposed on the Otago main line is for the completion of the stations and other works now in progress. Duntroon branch is to bo finished across the Marewhenuia the bridge (over which is already built. The formation on the first section of the Livingstone branch, recently resumed to give workto he unemployed, will be finished by them. The sections of the Western railways now in progress will be completeted, the Hindon section of the Otago central railway which was opened to the unemployed about a year ago will be reserved exclusively for hem, as it is now almost the only suitable work in Otago, in which large numbers can be employed. At present there are about 700 men at work there, and although this number will, in all (probability, decrease during the summer months, I feel there is a prospect of a complete cessation in the demand which will be made on us for this kind of employment, and wo have, therefore, made provision for supplying it on this section! The hon. gentleman concluded with an expression of his high hope for.the colony's future.
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Wednesday, May 10, 2006
I've just finished tagging and uploading the photos I took on my recent trip to Florida. This time I went via Iceland so I can add a new country to my visited countries list. The company I flew with was Icelandair which is quite a nice airline, but they offer something very cool (well actually quite warm) for those flying from Glasgow on their way to the US.
The normal stopover from Glasgow to the US is about 4.5 hours in Keflavik airport, so they give those passengers the option of a free tour to either the Blue Lagoon (a nearby geothermal spa) or a whale watching tour if travelling during the summer. I didn't know what to expect at the Blue Lagoon, but it was amazing. I never took a dip as I hadn't packed a swimming costume (it was a business trip after all), but I did wander around the pool which was an awesome blue colour. Even more so that the sky and the pool actually looked tropical! If you look at the photos it's hard to believe that in the 1 hour I was there, it rained, hailed and blew gale force winds all at a temperature barely above zero!!
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In this episode, our team heads back to the 1920s and a school which produced some of the greatest Spanish artists, writers and scientists of the 20th century: Buñuel, García Lorca and Dalí. A film produced there, "El tenorio" has been changed and an iPad-like tablet now appears in the movie poster painted by Dalí. The team needs to discover who has changed history and make the necessary corrections.
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After leaving the Architecture world to raise my babies I wanted some way to remember and document our times for family and friends. This is my life as a SAHM to Four great kids, the good and bad times :)
Thursday, December 8, 2011
Starting back up again
So I rejoined the gym and let me tell you after being on bedrest then the 6-10 weeks postpartum I took off, I am OUT of shape and my darn hamstrings/hips are acting up again. I'm trying to go 3x a week and so far this week was 3 for 3. Hopefully along with the new meds and some exercise I will be back to feeling like y old self.
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Someone out here, needs to hear this today! Don't let your past mistakes, failures, sins, dictate who you are in Christ Jesus. If you are born again, saved and washed by the blood of the Lamb, you are a new creature in Christ Jesus! You are forgiven! Your past is past and it's all covered under the blood of Jesus that was shed on the cross, and placed on the mercy seat of God for you and me. This is a new day in Christ! Don't let your past, the devil dictate or bring up and torment you for your past sins. The devil is a liar and a thief! He will try to stop you if he can, from going forth in Jesus Name. He will come against your mind with guilt, condemnation, unforgiveness, bitterness, anger. He is the accuser of the brethren! Jesus died for our sins! God wants you to be free of all quilt and to be victorious through His Son Jesus! People sometimes don't forget about our past mistakes! but God has said in His word, he will remember our sins no more! If you have been abused, physically, mentally, verbally, choose this day to forgive, let go of all anger and allow the God of all creation to heal and bring restoration into your life! Don't give the devil a foot hold in your life! God forgave us, so we to have to walk in His forgiveness! What I'm sharing with you today is from God. I'm not sharing anything I haven't encountered myself! But believe someone out there needs to hear this message. Be free in Jesus, and let God heal all your wounds today. He will take the broken pieces of your life and put them all back together to be used for His Glory!
Isaiah 43:25 & 26, I, even I, am he that blotteth out thy transgressions for mine own sake, and will not remember thy sins. Put me in remembrance: let us plead together: declare thou, that thou mayest be justified.
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So much has been written about whether opposites attract or difference is the key but in real life it is all about understanding the differences, accommodating and managing them. This section will help you see where the potential for conflict exists between personality types and help you manage it.
The INTJ is the patient visionary clear on how the future should look and will work with quiet, logical determination to make it happen. The INTJ loves an intellectual challenge and is stimulated by the abstract, the complex, the new and the untried; facts and figures bore them. They can seem a little detached from others as they quietly process so much information inside their heads.
The ENTJ is the master of change, the big picture conceptualist who loves the new and the challenging who devise the long range plan then relentlessly drive it towards conclusion. Confident and authoritative the ENTJ will take the lead rarely hesitating and with a directness that can often leave others reeling in their wake having no time for anything seen as woolly or obstructive.
There is no perfect type and in the same way there are no perfect matches. We can all learn to adapt and modify our behaviour if we choose and this section is therefore not designed to suggest particular specific matches but to demonstrate areas of similarity and difference so that a true understanding can happen and thus reduce the risk of misunderstandings.
Being around them
For the INTJ everything has a scientific base so getting close would be difficult initially, as they don't see the need for emotional connection. Their engagement tends to come via intellectual arguments with like-minded people.
The ENTJ will be assertive, energetic and will love a robust debate, as this is their method of conversation. Because they are so confident and outspoken they may inadvertently upset people with their directness.
Dealing with emotions
For INTJs emotion doesn't compute and so they may not understand their impact on others or indeed gauge the emotional reactions of others, which can make them appear as insensitive or a little cold.
The ENTJ doesn't really understand emotions, preferring to deal with issues as problems, or concepts and certainly trying to appeal to their emotional side will not be the best way to resolve issues.
Openness and sharing feelings
INTJs are private and can often be naturally impassive as well, which makes them easy to misunderstand. INTJs want people to make logical sense and so feelings are difficult for them to fathom.
The ENTJ shares their thoughts easily but is not really an emotional person. They are open and assertive and everyone will be clear where they stand but this will probably remain at a cerebral level.
Drivers and values
INTJs are intellectually curious and love complex problems and analysing data to and come up with unique solutions, driven more by concepts and abstract ideas than by the emotions of people.
As an ENTJ is primarily concerned with making things happen they may not realise that other people may take a little longer to understand or may not be as forthcoming or direct and assume silence is agreement.
Building stronger relationships
Learn what INTJs are like in a relationship. Understanding the differences between two types is a really great starting point for getting along. For practical guidance on building strong relationships take our practical tutorial.
Get along better with an ENTJ. Understanding the differences between two types is a really great starting point for getting along. For practical guidance on building strong relationships take our practical tutorial.
Some people seek harmony, some see conflict as simply robust discussions, some people are emotional, some more factual. So there is no right or wrong about this and what we are trying to do is help two different people each understand how the other might deal with conflict and what it will mean for the relationship.
Initial response to conflict situations
The INTJ is often impervious to their environment as they are deep and private and love getting their heads into complex problems. They love the intellectual robust debate and won't really 'see' conflict.
The ENTJ likes conflict as a means to discuss and inform and get things done. They enjoy a good argument and will be robust and strident in their views and will forget conflict as quickly as they enter into it.
Issues they'll fight on
For the INTJ it is about creating something new and worthwhile and this will be their focus. They won't really see the emotional issues and will work at a more cerebral level where they are more comfortable.
The ENTJ does not like anything preventing progress and they will make their views known on that directly and clearly. Their whole purpose is to make change happen and they do not like a slow pace.
Conflict style / communication
INTJs work more at an intellectual than emotional level and so would see conflict, if they did engage, as simply an extension of the debate and their arguments would be well thought through, based on data.
The ENTJ is extremely direct, at times bone-jarringly so and they may therefore not pick up on sensitivities, especially around the fact that other people may not enjoy conflict and some may even fear it.
How they feel after
As the INTJ inhabits an internal world of complexity, ideas and possibilities, working towards conclusion, any conflict would simply be seen as part of that process, enacted then it's time to move on.
The ENTJ will often think they have had a gentle discussion whilst the other person feels they have been in battle. Arguments are the way of getting clarity to the ENTJ and once it's over, it is completely forgotten.
Dealing with conflict
Some types dislike and avoid conflict, whereas others use it to solve problems and get things done. Understand how an INTJ deals with conflict in our practical tutorial.
Manage conflict with an ENTJ by taking our practical tutorial. Do they use conflict to solve problems and get things done, or do they dislike and avoid it? Find out more.
At Work
We all bring something different to the team and we all agree that difference and balance are good things. However when someone is different from us we might not understand them so well so in this section we allow you to compare the differences at work, how these might manifest themselves and how best to manage them.
Contribution to the team
INTJs will overturn established practice be forward thinking and truly radical. They love the intellectual challenge, coming alive with difficult problems to solve then step back again when it becomes mundane.
The ENTJ is the leader: impatient, driven and with a strong desire to agree the strategy then drive relentlessly for closure. They will be superb at preventing complacency and giving pace to the team.
The INTJ will be at their best with the facility to work for long periods on their own. If they do lead they prefer like-minded people who also love the intellectual debate and complex challenges.
If the ENTJ is not the elected leader they will still assume leadership, as their nature is to change things and make it happen now. At the centre of what's happening and will relentlessly ensure a focus on goals.
Being managed
The INTJ will often find the mundane and routine tedious and energy sapping and may prefer individual contribution excelling at deep diving and working on the unique, the interesting and the complex.
Managing an ENTJ is about providing the right conditions to let them lead, whether people or a project or a task, to allow them the authority to do and occasionally pull them back to ensure people are with them.
Attention to detail / focus
INTJs are perfectionists, with an endless capacity for improving upon anything that takes their interest. They will work long and hard on such tasks, driving towards closure, impervious to the outside.
The ENTJ loves a goal, something to run at and they will excel at making sure other people are just as enthused and understand the need to get on and drive for closure. They will focus the team clearly and often.
INTJs are ideas people. Anything is possible. INTJs love developing unique solutions to complex problems, and, conversely, if it were not complex or interesting then why would they bother?
The ENTJ loves the complex and the big picture. They strategise and consider but once they are clear it is all about getting to the end as quickly as possible and when the plan is agreed - no more thinking.
Getting the best and motivating
Find out how to get the best out of an INTJ and what motivates them in our practical tutorial. Are they more motivated by the task at hand, or by the people around them?
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Coffee is considered as a delicacy among the beverages. Its popularity throughout the world makes it the most frequently used drink of the world. The magnitude with which we see this drink getting involved in our lives is truly amazing. But the rising frequency of coffee use has raised many eyebrows regarding the health benefits and disadvantages of coffee. Most of the people worry whether coffee, in any way, can stunt growth of the drinkers. Many different perspectives have come forward with the passage of time regarding a regular use of coffee. Each of these views has brought into awareness many major benefits and disadvantages of coffee.
Is it true that coffee stunts your growth?
When we start looking at these perspectives more critically about how can or how can't coffee stunt growth of the drinker, then first the negatives are generally more highlighted.
Since the olden times, many superstitions used to be associated with coffee due to which a negative image of this beverage came out prominent during that time. But now as the false views are fading away, coffee has managed to attain a significant place in our daily diets. But the clear fact that makes us step back for a while is that with every cup of coffee, a certain amount of caffeine keeps entering into our bodies and it is a natural sedative. A sedative certainly has side effects on body mechanisms if taken in beyond a specified limit. Same can be said about coffee intake and hence an exceedingly high use of coffee can stunt growth, especially in growing children.
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Caffeine when enters the body in the absence of calcium, can be a threat to the bone mass, causing it to reduce. This issue is more common in aged women and can lead to a more severe condition i.e. osteoporosis. But when the diet is rich in calcium, then this deficiency can be overcome even if the intake of caffeine is the same. But other factors associated with coffee intake are there that can stunt growth to some extent.
Can coffee stunt growth
Excessive use of coffee causes instant heartburn and anxiety, feeling of sleeplessness and the dried mouth and throat that increase your thirst resultantly. The tooth decay is also triggered due to lack of sufficient saliva in the mouth and the teeth might turn yellow. Too much coffee is also not good for expecting women as this can be harmful to the fetus and can lead to miscarriages or early births. There is no doubt about the fact that coffee is healthy in a number of significant ways and it has been proven through researches as well, yet it is better to avoid its excessive intake to avoid being caught in any major problem later on.


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PhD position on Neuromorphic computing: The MAMMAL Learning Machine - A Hierarchical Memory Approach Based on Resistive Switching Memory for Neo-Cortex Inspired Machine Learning of Temporal and Spatial Series
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Topic: Neuromorphic computing is becoming increasingly important to solve cognitive tasks in applications such as image recognition, automatic translation, large data analysis, and autonomous driving. Its concept relies on brain-inspired artificial neural networks, that are trained rather than programmed. However, today's successful so-called Deep-Learning systems are only running on software and are still implemented on classical von Neumann computers, which makes them very energy inefficient compared to the brain. Furthermore, their need for massive training data and supervised learning indicates that our brains function very differently.
Hence, the need for a better understanding of the brain, together with improved hardware to mimic that brain functionality. The proposed research work will aim at combining both. It will investigate in more detail Neuroscience based alternative "algorithms" for neuromorphic computing, based on the so-called Hierarchical Temporary Memory concept. The hardware implementation of these algorithms will be realized on resistive switching ReRAM devices, which constitute a new type of emerging memristive devices. The intrinsic variability of these devices offers the potential to store probabilities, and by that to make circuits that not only recognize but also predict.
InstitutesAs this research directly links neuroscience insights with emerging device properties, it spans over two different institutes: the Computational and Systems Neuroscience Institute (INM-6, Prof. Markus Diesmann) and the JARA-Institute Green IT (PGI-10, Prof.'s Rainer Waser, Matthias Wuttig, and Tobias Noll). The role of the INM-6 institute is to provide insights in network structure and connectivity, role of prediction/comparison, and data representation in the brain and, eventually, simulation of the "learning system" elements using platforms as NEST. The role of PGI-10 is on learning system and algorithm development, as well as on the optimization of different types of RS devices (Redox-based resistive RAM as well as Phase Change memory devices).
Type of workThe work consist of building and programming of a prototype system around a ReRAM array, on which different learning algorithms will be implemented and evaluated.
Preferred profile of candidate: Electronic Engineer
Interesting read: "On Intelligence", author Jeff Hawkins
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I have thought about him often since then. To an American like myself, his appearance in Chicago seemed somehow miraculous, representing as it does the continuation of a tradition that has been alive since the days of Muhammad.
But then, Islam's way of thriving in every region of the planet is itself a wonder. Historians have made much of medieval Islam as the first global trading culture. Just the other night, I came upon a website that, at the press of a few keys, delivered a full-screen live broadcast of the evening prayer at the Great Mosque in Mecca, complete with a crisp audio track of the Qu'ran as it was being recited in the oldest mosque on earth. These kinds of interconnections bespeak more than globalized trade and custom; they testify to the transportable nature of the human spirit.
I like to think the young reciter found a job, but I also hope in the process that he saw a good deal of this country: passing through St. Louis, Denver, Phoenix, Los Angeles, and coming to rest at last in some safe berth, but not before seeing for himself the extent to which his faith has taken root in a country that at first glance may seem unlikely soil--with its democratic process, with its absence of a king or dictator, and with a constitution that protects religion from the state--yet which, on closer inspection, may in fact prove a place where Islam has a real chance to flourish.
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1 Teaspoon(s) Whole fennel seeds
1 Teaspoon(s) Whole black peppercorns
2 Teaspoon(s) Whole coriander seeds
2 Whole bay leaves
4 Garlic cloves, peeled
and lightly mashed
3 Tablespoon(s) Lemon juice, plus...
1 Whole lemon
1/2 Cup(s) Olive oil
1 1/2 Teaspoon(s) Salt, or to taste
1/4 Teaspoon(s) Sugar
1 Boiling potato, about 8 oz.
1 Onion
Tie up the fennel, peppercorns, coriander seeds, bay leaves, and
garlic in a cheesecloth bundle and drop into a 2-1/2 quart pot. Add 2
cups water and bring to a boil. Cover, turn heat to low and simmer 20
minutes. Turn off the heat and remove the cheesecloth bundle,
squeezing out as much liquid as possible. Add the lemon juice, olive
oil, salt, and sugar. Mix and set aside. Halve the lemon. Cut off the
long artichoke stems, if there are any. Starting near the stem end,
press back the artichoke leaves, one by one, and then snap them off.
Keep doing this until you have gone past the bowl part of the
artichoke that harbors the heat and have reached the paler inner
leaves. Using a sharp knife (a serrated one is particularly good),
cut off the remaining leafy area and discard it. Immediately rub all
cut sections with a lemon half. 2. Scoop away the "choke" in the
center of the artichoke with a grapefruit spoon. Squeeze a little
lemon juice into this area and rub it in. 3. Using a sharp paring
knife, trim the outside of the artichoke bowl so there are no more
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heart. Peel the onion and cut it into eight sections. Put the
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to a boil. Cover, lower heat and simmer for about 12 minutes. Remove
a piece of potato and a piece of artichoke. Cut off sections of each
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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
Calories: 331
Calories From Fat: 242
Total Fat: 27.4g
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Sodium: 880.3mg
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'There's gold in there'- The Union
Miners hope for a return to boom times.
Miners Dave Hill, left and Joe Witterman pause from driling.
ALLEGHANY - Approximately 1,500 feet into the depths of the Sierra Nevada foothills, a dull droning sound grows continually louder with each step, until it begins to reverberate throughout your body.
As a large drill grinds through solid rock and quartz, the physical sensation it creates in the body is nothing compared to the excitement it generates for the miners.
"Absolutely there's gold in there! It's going to turn the Sixteen to One around," miner and drill operator Joe Witterman said Friday.
In five of the past six years, the company has seen a loss, not a profit. It has been plagued with citations from federal and state regulatory agencies. Because of that, coupled with increased costs for workers' compensation, utility rates and low prices on the gold exchange, the Sixteen to One has struggled to stay afloat.
Mine President Michael Miller holds "The Whopper"
The news is a delight for Michael Miller, president of Alleghany's Original Sixteen to One Mine Inc. He hopes this is only the beginning of better times for the oldest continuously operating underground gold mine in the country.
Operations have been scaled back drastically, from an all-time high of 60 employees to its present staff of 11. The company has relied on sales of its gold-streaked quartz rock to jewelers to help sustain mining operations.
But the future looks much brighter for Miller's beloved mine. At the close of market Friday, the price of gold was $409 per ounce, up from rates as low as $250 in the past year.
Higher prices will yield more for the gold currently being produced in the mine, and that production has been made easier now that power has been restored to the mine. Electricity was shut off after the Sixteen to One fell $93,000 behind in payments to Pacific Gas & Electric. Mine President Michael Miller holds "The Whopper," a 14-pound chunk of "Corn Flakes," gold on quartz. He plans to use the historic item to lure investors for the mine.The Union photo/Pico van Houtryve Zoom
Miller said he reached a deal with PG&E late last week to pay two months in advance - about $15,000. Without electricity, the mine crews could not pump water out of the shafts or operate some of their heavy equipment.
In addition, Miller said all regulatory actions against the Sixteen to One have been remedied and the mine is now is compliance.
Now that the external problems are dealt with, the company can now concentrate on its efforts underground.
A few weeks ago, miners pulled out a high-grade pocket of gold worth about $63,000. They hope their latest discovery will net far more, Miller said.
The crew of eight miners earn their living based on production at the Sixteen to One - named after a centuries-old ratio for the value of silver to gold. When gold is extracted, 30 percent of the value is split among the miners.
Ian Haley, a 20-year veteran miner at the Sixteen to One, said spirits improve dramatically when "we are in gold."
So Thursday, when Dave Hill's metal detector picked up a strong signal, he and Witterman began the labor-intensive task of getting to the gold. By Friday, they had blasted more than 30 feet into solid rock to get near the vein of precious metal. The drill helps inch them even closer.
"We're expecting to see gold today. We've been praying to the miner gods all week," Witterman said. "We're excited. It's the first time we've gotten a signal in a while."
While increased production of gold from the mine is good, Miller wants more financial backing to begin projects with the company's "underdeveloped assets," he said.
There are 29 miles of access in the mine, which Miller said has one of the highest concentrations of gold around. At one point in its history, crews extracted an average of 500 ounces of gold a day from the rock, he said.
While the small crew currently working is effective, additional labor would allow production in more areas.
To expand operations, Miller plans to attend the annual North American Prospector Expo next week in Houston. The show brings between 8,000 and 10,000 people - all investors and speculators, Miller said.
His main goal is to find new shareholders. Currently, there are 12.5 million shares held in the Sixteen to One. However, the Security and Exchange Commission authorized the company's total shares at 30 million.
"We're starved for working capital," he said.
Miller will use "The Whopper" to lure potential investors. The impressive 14-pound piece of gold-covered quartz - plucked from the mine in 1994 - is worth an estimated $500,000.
At the expo, shares of the Sixteen to One will be sold for $1 with a minimum purchase of 100,000 shares.
"The whole offering represents 10 percent of the company," he said.
Miller hopes enough shares can be sold to allow the 108-year-old mine to build up operations. If not, the Sixteen to One will look at putting together an initial public offering of its stock.
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Loveland company YouSeeU unveils new platform at SXSW
YouSeeU, a Loveland-based creator of video-based soft-skills training products, will unveil its new assessment platform at the South by Southwest Conference & Festivals in Austin this week.
YouSeeU's new video platform, Bongo, "leverages proprietary video and feedback technology to make the assessment and improvement of learners' soft skills possible at scale," according to a press release.
Bongo, which will replace YouSeeU's existing platform, was created to better address a soft-skills gap in today's workplace, the release said.
The platform features a new user experience and interface, streamlined video workflows and a peer review system that distributes feedback evenly to all learners, according to the release.
"Our goal is to make sure every learner — regardless of what stage of life they're in, what they do or what they study — is equipped with the skills they need for lifelong success," Jeff Lewis, YouSeeU's founder and chief product officer, said in the release.
YouSeeU was founded in 2009 and counts among its clients Colorado State University, Penn State World Campus, Edinboro University and others.Fort Collins
Healthgrades names Poudre Valley Hospital one of nation's best
Poudre Valley Hospital has been named one of the country's 100 best hospitals by Healthgrades, an online provider of information about doctors and hospitals.
The hospital, owned by UCHealth, was one of five Colorado hospitals in the top 100 and the only one in Northern Colorado, according to the Healthgrades website.
The distinction honors the top 2 percent of hospitals in the United States "for exhibiting clinical excellence for at least three consecutive years," the website said.In Brief
• The Northern Colorado Manufacturing Partnership will conduct its third annual Regional Advisory Manufacturing Meeting on March 9 at Aims Community College in Greeley. The event will take place from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. and feature more than 40 educators and partners and representatives of more than 30 manufacturers. For more information or to register, go to nocomfg.com/events.html.
• Johnstown-based beer distributor High Country Beverage has won the MillerCoors President's Award for the third time. The award will be presented at the national MillerCoors Distributor Convention on March 28.
• Hach Co. of Loveland has won a $6,892 contract from the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Reclamation for maintenance and repair of equipment.People
• Financial adviser Ben Loeffler, who has worked at Merrill Lynch's Fort Collins office for 12 years, was named to Forbes magazine's inaugural Best-in-State Wealth Advisors list.
• Charles J. Crowley, head instructor at Oriental Moo-Do School of Colorado in Loveland, has been certified as a master instructor by the World Taekwondo Academy. OMS Colorado is part of the Oriental Moo-Do School Federation.
• High Country Beverage of Johnstown, a locally owned beer distributor, has restructured its sales staff. The new sales team leaders are Danny Breed, independent division sales manager; Karrick Koessl, off-premise manager; Kelli Casteel, area manager; and Ron Scott, import brands for on- and off-premise.
• William T. Beierwaltes and James G. Gaspard II, both of Loveland, developed a method of "contaminant removal from water bodies with biochar," for which Biochar Now of Loveland was assigned a patent.
• William Coulson and Marcia Coulson of Fort Collins were on a team of inventors that developed a connector system for which WilMarc Holdings of Fort Collins was issued a patent.
• John Skinner of Fort Collins was one of two co-inventors who developed "compositions comprising peroxyacid and methods for producing and using the same" for which Armis Biopharma of Fort Collins was issued a patent.
• Michael Stowell Jr. of Loveland invented a "waveform for improved energy control of sputtered species" for which ITN Energy Systems of Littleton was issued a patent.
• Loveland residents Jared Brown, Tom Waldron and Ryan Sherrill invented a "speed-reduced driven turbocharger" for which VanDyne Superturbo of Loveland was issued a patent.
• Dan Stinchcomb of Fort Collins was one of four co-inventors who developed "compositions, methods of administration and uses for trivalent dengue virus formulations" for which Takeda Vaccines of Cambridge, Mass., was issued a patent.
• Russel Krajec of Loveland was one of three co-inventors of "N-gram analysis of inputs to a software application" for which Microsoft Technology Licensing of Redmond, Wash., was issued a patent.Calendar
March 6
• Creating a Simple Yet Effective Business Plan workshop, 1-3 p.m., Loveland Business Development Center, 5400 Stone Creek Circle. Cost: $30. Register: lovelandbusiness.com/workshops-events. Phone: 970-667-4106.
• Loveland Chamber of Commerce ribbon-cutting at new location of Studio Vino, 6055 Sky Pond Drive, Unit P172, 4:30 p.m.
March 12
• Strategies for E-Commerce Success workshop, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Loveland Business Development Center, 5400 Stone Creek Circle. Cost: $30. Register: lovelandbusiness.com/workshops-events. Phone: 970-667-4106.
March 29
• Marketing and Branding Basics workshop offering "pro tools and tips for building a solid brand, 8:30 a.m. to noon, Loveland Business Development Center, 5400 Stone Creek Circle. Cost: $40. Register: lovelandbusiness.com/workshops-events. Phone: 970-667-4106.
April 4-5
• Colorado Livestock Association's annual meeting and Colorado's Finest Celebration, Embassy Suites in Loveland. Cost: $50 to $125. For more information and to register, go to coloradolivestock.org/events/annual.
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Sometimes being a sales professional is a little like playing golf. Everyone you know has a tip, words of wisdom or a war story they feel compelled to impart to help you get just that little bit better at the job in hand.
Sometimes this advice is incredibly helpful, putting you firmly on the path to sales enlightenment and a reputation for smashing targets (or, perhaps just improving your putting average). Yet I wager most of the time, these insider tricks and tips just end up confusing you more than ever.
Presentation myths fall into the same category – anyone who has ever stood in front of an audience feels qualified to share their insight and wisdom…yet few of these ideas stand closer scrutiny. In an attempt to debunk those tips that have gained almost mythical status, I've chosen three that are nothing more than, um, bunkum:
1. PowerPoint is evil
I both love and loathe PowerPoint. Let me explain. When used correctly and appropriately, PowerPoint is a truly brilliant visual tool…and when used badly, it's truly excruciating.
Sadly, the bad considerably outweighs the good - if you're ever lost for things to read on the web, take a moment to Google 'Death by PowerPoint'. There are just shy of 10 million articles, blogs and assorted comment dedicated to a piece of software and its alleged failings. The vast majority will put forward a compelling case for PowerPoint to be banned for the crime of dumbing down business presentations.
PowerPoint's biggest failing is that it is simply too easy to use. Microsoft have provided sales people, junior and senior, all over the World a tool that can help deliver powerful visual presentations (that's the good news). The bad news is that only a tiny percentage of these people have a clue about how to go about creating such a presentation.
Blaming PowerPoint's ease of use for poor communication within B2B sales is like blaming Microsoft's Word program for bad proposals or Outlook for poor e-mail content. The blame sits squarely with the person sat in front of the PC and their inability to fully grasp the skills required to deliver a powerful visual presentation.
Nonetheless, tech startups have been quick to jump on the bandwagon, forming an orderly queue to develop the next 'PowerPoint killer'. In light of the myth that PowerPoint isn't up to the job, sales people have grabbed solutions like Prezi, Haiku Deck and the like in an attempt to shortcut the process. Sadly I bring bad news – if your PowerPoint presentation is failing you, transferring it to a different technology is unlikely to make any difference.
PowerPoint isn't evil. In the right hands and when used appropriately, it's fantastic. The problem isn't the software, it's the users who use it with little regard for their audience, message or objective.
2. The 10/20/30 Rule
Now this rule has some real provenance as it comes courtesy of Guy Kawasaki, a very clever Venture Capitalist. As a rule, VCs are like the rest of us – they have little time for presentations that meander and don't get to the point. This prompted Guy to create his 10/20/30 model:
Rule 1 – no more than 10 slides in a very particular order. Now there are some elements of the structure that work well – I like opening with the issue you are looking to address. Nothing particularly revolutionary about this but it makes for a pleasant change to the "this is how big we are, this is a picture of our head office" introduction slide that befalls most awful presentations.
Rule 2 – speak for no more than 20 minutes. Again, great advice for a pitch where you have been allocated a full 60 minutes but irrelevant (and potentially damaging) for other types of presentation format.
Rule 3 – font size of 30. Spot on…but it doesn't go far enough. Making your text large enough to read is a great place to start but all you've done is increase the size of too much text. This doesn't get around the bigger issue of presenters forgetting the importance of visualisation as part of their presentation experience.
The problem with this and other myths is that they are often about a very specific presentation environment and are taken out of context and applied to ALL presentations. So we now have an account management engagement being delivered in the same frantic style as if someone was pitching for multimillion dollar investment.
Not clever.
3. You must maintain complete control of the audience
This is a very 'old school' approach to sales presentations. There seems to be an unspoken measure of your worth as a presenter – if you're any good, you're expected to have your audience firmly under your spell and not interjecting with questions or comments along the way. Any sense of interaction with your audience is dismissed as a failure to maintain complete control, rather than an opportunity to engage on the topics that are most important to them.
What a waste of everyone's time.
I implore sales professionals to embrace the opportunity to interact with your audience as much as possible. Their interaction is a sign that they're listening to you, wanting to engage and contribute.
Ask any experienced sales person and they will tell you that the best prospect meetings are the ones where you had a conversation. So why do organisations equip their sales teams with presentations that are specifically designed to stop audiences engaging in this way? The result is that not only do sales people miss out, so do their prospects in the audience…and that's unforgivable.
So to sum up, the key thing to take away from all of this is not that the myths themselves are bad – many of the ideas behind them stack up and are designed to help us all develop better presentations. The issue is that the ideas have mutated and been twisted to fit situations they were never designed for (most notably sales engagements).
My recommendation? Think for yourself. Think for your audience. In short, make your presentation worthwhile and memorable for the right reasons.
By Simon Morton, Managing Director of Eyeful Presentations Ltd & Author of 'The Presentation Lab'. Eyeful Presentations help businesses get the best possible results from their presentation opportunities. Read more from Simon.


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Another day, another lawsuit for Kim Kardashian. Not long after being slapped with a lawsuit for her cosmetics line, Kim is being sued again -- this time for her iconic lighted smartphone case, the LuMee.
No doubt, anyone who's ever taken a gander at any of Kim's social feeds has seen the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star promoting her LuMee case. According to Kim, it helps her take the perfect selfie. But! LuMee apparently isn't the inventor of the illuminated smartphone case -- a man named Hooshmand Harooni is. Or, you know, that's what he's claiming.
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According to TMZ, Harooni says that in 2013 he got a patent for an "integrated lighting accessory and case for a mobile phone device" -- which is exactly what LuMee is. Apparently, Harooni has the receipts to prove all of this and has slapped Kim's company, Kimsaprincess, Inc., with a $100 million lawsuit.
Evidently, Harooni licensed his idea to a company called Snaplight, which is now struggling to keep its head above water. So, not surprisingly, Snaplight and Harooni are claiming that LuMee stole their invention and made it impossible for them to make any money after they teamed up with an influencer like Kim.
If Harooni has the receipts to prove that the illuminated phone case really was his idea, he may have a case. But suing Kim? Come on, that's ridiculous. She's just the face of LuMee, she didn't steal anyone's invention herself.
The Kardashians are no strangers to lawsuits, and, as with most of them, they seem to be taking this one with a grain of salt. A rep for Kim told TMZ, "The patent lawsuit filed by Snaplight has no merit and is just another attempted shakedown. Kim has done absolutely nothing wrong."
So don't go getting too excited there, Harooni.


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Dr. Merrill enjoys walking her dogs (two mixed-breed rescue dogs), and spending additional time outdoors with her husband (gardening, playing tennis, and spending time at camp with family).


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Arizona Diamondbacks vs. San Francisco Giants Pick-Odds-Prediction - 9/17/14
San Francisco Giants (82-68) at Arizona Diamondbacks (62-88)
MLB Baseball: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 at 3:40 pm (Chase Field)
Madison Bumgarner (L) (18-9) (2.912) vs. Randall Delgado (R) (1-2) (6.614)
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The San Francisco Giants look to end their series at Chase Field versus the Arizona Diamondbacks.
The San Francisco Giants have to get going ASAP as they've lost a few games and the Dodgers have been winning which obviously hurts their NL West title hopes. San Francisco picked up a huge 2-1 win over the Diamondbacks behind a great performance on the mound from Jake Peavy. Peavy allowed the lone run over 7.2 frames to pick up the win. The offense did just enough with Buster Posey slamming his 21st bomb while Brandon Crawford drove in Hunter Pence. A surging Madison Bumgarner takes his 4th shot at the Arizona Diamondbacks in 2014. Bumgarner has won three in a row with just four runs plated over 19 innings with a 1.89 ERA.
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The Arizona Diamondbacks have been winning and their mini hot streak certainly wasn't something the postseason hopeful Giants wanted to see. The Diamondbacks put up a good fight before a narrow defeat to San Francisco that snapped a three game winning streak. Starter Josh Collmenter was a tough luck loser with both runs plated through eight innings. The Snakes struggled at the plate with five hits and a walk with AJ Pollock singling in Chris Owings with the only run. The Diamondbacks give Wednesday's start to Randall Delgado who has four starts on the season with two coming against San Francisco. Overall Delgado is 3-4 with a 5.48 ERA and a 1.45 WHIP.
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St Patrick's Day and many of us are NOT in a pub…
It's a strange year. I haven't had time or energy for months now to take a break, go to Guerin's and just live for a while. This St Patrick's Day several of us IDC:ers are busy writing research grant proposals, papers, budgets, etc. It's crazy! Why can't we just tell the world that if it wants our contribution, it'll have to wait a wee while.
Still, I guess I'm lucky. I've been out in the warm and dry weather several times today. My dog Charlie is really great at commenting on my writing when we're out walking.
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Kimmy, Kimmy, Kimmy!!! You look great. You're supposed to be worn out by school, work and life decisions in general. Instead you look like you just got back from a relaxing week at a spa.ReplyDelete
You know, I have never bought a drink for girl I didn't know. I had a drink sent to me once, but I've never been the sender. Maybe in the next life! LOL
PS - I guess we're on the same wavelength. =)
wow..you look really beautiful..!and say belated happy bday for me to your friend!ReplyDelete
(ps. check out my latest post if you have time,,.thanks :3)
ooooo friends & i plan to go there for my bday soon, fun! did the suite come with just 1 bed?? haha curious since i've seen some that comes in 2!ReplyDelete
Woah girl you have to tell me how you got that room. I'm going to vegas in july for my bday and can't find anything cheaper than 400 a piece but that does include airfare i guessReplyDelete


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text: 16 June 2014 SOS Youth Leader Teaches the Power of Sports to Children (Photo: Josefa López) (06/16/2014): For more than 23 years, Jacob Calero Rodriquez has dedicated his life to teaching young people the value of sportsmanship. After working as a sports instructor at the SOS Village in Juigalpa, Nicaragua for ten years, Jacob became an SOS Youth Leader in 2005. His job is to assist and support children on their paths toward independence. Jacob considers sports and athletics a vital part of doing his job. "Sports are an important tool for encouraging values such as confidence, discipline, and perseverance," he said. In his long career, Jacob has enjoyed countless successes. One of his favorite moments occurred in an indoor soccer tournament in Managua, Nicaragua. Twenty-six teams from all over the country gathered for the competition and he was coaching an SOS team of 10 teenagers. The team fought their way to the finals and nerves were high going into the last match. "You could smell fear and see nervous fingers in our meeting before the finals, but confidence took over and the team spirit manifested in hugs and encouraging slaps on the back," Jacob said. "The boy's hearts were filled with joy when they lifted their winning trophy, a symbol of triumph and effort." >> Donate Today: Help Children Heal Through Sports Currently, Jacob works with 14 boy athletes. Every Saturday at practice, they are reminded that they are there to learn more than how to run, jump, and score. "The purpose of the game is to have fun, but you have to be disciplined in order to cultivate humility and honesty," Jacob tells his players. He coaches many talented players, including 19-year-old Nadir Antonio, a versatile athlete who loves to play most sports. Nadir's talents are matched only by his ambition. "I want to compete at Olympic Games. In the meantime, I will prepare well so that I will be chosen to represent my country in the national team soon," he said. Nadir said he expects Jacob to be with him when he qualifies for the Olympics. With his love of sports and his passion for promoting growth in children through sports, Jacob has given an incredible gift to SOS Children's Villages and to the children who follow in his footsteps. This story is part of a series looking at the powerful impact sports and recreation has on children in SOS Villages around the world. Find more stories and ways to help here. Like this story? Sign-up to get more stories like this one sent straight to your inbox.


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Temperature for January 1999
In January 1999 the average high temperature in Long Beach, CA was 71.6°F, and this was 4.5°F warmer than the average of 67.1°F. The hottest day in January 1999 was 14 January when the temperature reached 84.0°F. Overnight the average temperature in January is 45.6°F and in 1999 the average overnight temperature was 2.2°F warmer at 47.8°F.