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Stunning prestigious custom waterfront home with amazing outdoor living spaces at the Point of Sunset Pointe with 600 feet of waterfront. This custom home has over 3900 sq. ft. 4 bedrooms, 3.5 bath, large bonus room, designer-finished home. The Amicalola Cottage Plan is situated on .96 acre lot with stunning views of Lyman Lake. Conveniently located within 20 -25 minutes from Uptown Greenville or Spartanburg and GSP. The main level is a spacious open floor plan includes a wood barrel ceiling in the foyer - moving into the living room with an impressive stone fireplace surrounded by antique white cabinetry in the Lodge room with solid shiplap pine walls, vaulted ceilings with cedar beams & circle sawn oak flooring providing the perfect setting for entertaining with an expansive view of the Lake. Branching off from the lodge room you will find the gorgeous gourmet kitchen with granite counter tops, copper farmers sink, & a solid slab oak bar on the island, plus a walk-in pantry. View the Lake from the breakfast nook or dine on the remarkable deck complete with wood ceilings/floors & an adjacent screened porch. Located on the main level is an office, tucked to the right of the main entrance, this beautiful room has an arched window and vaulted ceiling. The Master Bedroom Suite has a door to the deck plus automated blinds for a morning view of the lake. The bath has granite countertops, stained wormy oak cabinetry, bathtub and an oversized shower, along with a generous walk-in closet. Two more bedrooms are located on the main level sharing a bath. The second level consists of an impressive loft with a vaulted ceiling living area, a bedroom & full kitchen & bath both with granite counter tops. The yard is exquisitely landscaped with a concrete walkway to a large rock fire pit area and boat dock. 600' of water with 200' of seawall. Home includes oversized laundry room, custom lighting, circle sawn oak flooring, solid ship-lap pine walls in every room, built-in stereo speaker system, 2 car garage, & brick entrance with bronze aluminum fencing.
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Bookcase, Cable Available, Ceiling 9ft+, Ceiling Fan, Ceiling Cathedral/Vaulted, Ceiling Smooth, Ceiling Trey, Central Vacuum, Countertops Granite, Open Floor Plan, Security System Owned, Smoke Detector, Some Window Trtmnts, Tub Garden, Walk In Closet, Wet Bar, In-Law Suite, Split Floor Plan, Pantry – Walk In, Pot Filler Faucet, Smart Systems Pre-Wiring
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The patient is positioned in a lateral position at an angle of 45 degrees and with a mild lumbar hyperextension. A vacuum mattress enables a secure fixation of the patient, even if the operation table has to be tilted.
Supine position with a mild lumbar hyperextension, the arms next to the body. A vacuum mattress enables a secure fixation of the patient, even if a steep Trendelenburg positioning is needed.
Carbon dioxide (CO2)is used for the distension of the abdominal cavity, the working pressure is usually between 12–15 mmHg. The establishment of the pneumoperitoneum can be done via a closed approach (Veress needle) or via an open approach, which is more secure and recommended.
A 2 cm long incision is done next to the umbilicus. Incise the ventral fascia of the rectus sheath, use two small Langenbeck retractors for exposure. Place stay sutures at the corners of the incision if a Hassan trocar is used. Bluntly split of the rectus abdominis muscle. Incise the transversalis fascia and the peritoneum. Palpate for adherent bowel loops before placing the optic trokar (Hassan trocar or trocar with balloon fixation). Connect the insufflator to the trocar using a working pressure of 12 mmHg initially with maximum gas flow. The filling of the abdominal cavity through the trocar is very fast and compensates a little for the longer dissection time of the open technique.
A 1 cm long incision is done next to the umbilicus. With the help of sharp towel clamps, the abdominal wall is lifted and the Veress needle is advanced through the abdominal wall layers into the peritoneal cavity. The Veress needle is a spring loaded device, if the needle enters the peritoneal cavity, the sharp needle is hided by the dull inner stylet protecting the bowel. This is audible by a clicking sound. The correct position of Veress needle has to be checked using a 20 ml syringe which is filled with 10 ml of saline:
The insufflator is connected to fill the abdominal cavity with CO2: the gas flow should be above 1 l/min. An increase of the working pressure or a low flow rate suggest an incorrect position of the Veress needle. After complete filling of the abdominal cavity, this is indicated by a cessation of gas flow and the working pressure of 12—15 mmHg is reached. The optic trocar is gently and blindly advanced into the gas-filled peritoneal cavity.
A systematic inspection of the entire abdominal cavity is done.
The working trocars are placed under direct vision, the positions depend on the planned operation. The trocars are ideally positioned so that the instruments of right and left hand meet in the operative field with a right angle.
In principle, laparoscopic instruments consist of a handle (locked or not locked), an isolated instrument shaft (normal length 33–36 cm) and the jaw insert, which is connected through the instrument shaft to the handle.
Most often a pair of scissors with curved branches are used (Metzenbaum scissors). It is possible to connect the monopolar current for the simultaneous coagulation. Scissors with bipolar coagulation are also available.
The ultrasound scalpel is cutting instrument and an alternative to the conventional scissors. The instruments uses high frequency vibration of the dull scalpel, which cuts and coagulates at the same time. The ultrasonic scalpel (harmonic scalpel) causes less lateral thermal damage than monopolar electrosurgery.
There is a wide range of products with following characteristics in various combinations: sharp or blunt, different length, different tips, different angles of the tips, with or without bipolar or monopolar coagulation. Very suitable for normal preparation tasks a bipolar blunt forceps is with good gripping properties. While using a cutting instrument with the right hand, the bipolar forceps enables grasping and coagulation with the left hand without changing the instrument.
Suction and irrigation devices, needle holders, different clip applicators, retrieval bags, retractors, linear cutting staplers.
All important instruments mentioned above such as graspers, scissors, retractors and needle holders are also available for the robotic-assisted technology. The instruments have multiple joints and allow more degrees of freedom, similar to the mobility of a hand. Special tools such as linear cutting staplers are introduced into the abdominal cavity via separate trocars and operated by the surgeon's assistent.
A good view on the operative field is achieved because bleeding is minimized by various techniques during laparoscopy. Minor venous bleeding is limited by the working pressure, which may be raised up to 20 mmHg, if significant venous bleeding is encountered to enable targeted coagulation. Hemostasis is performed depending on the severity with electrocoagulation, clips or vascular sutures. Arterial bleeding is not limited by the working pressure. If major arterial bleeding cannot be controlled, laparotomy for hemostasis is necessary and should not be postponed.
Bipolar electrocoagulation is safer and should be used exclusively. Monopolar electrocoagulation harbours incalculable risks due to instrument defects and fault currents.
Standard titanium clips are used, which are also available in multi-fire clip appliers for easy use without changing the instrument. For larger vessels reliable polymer clips with locking mechanism are available, which enable the transection of large vessels such as the renal vein.
Linear cutting stapler are available for the transection of large vessels. The usage is considerably more expensive than suture liagation or polymer clips with locking mechanism.
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Travelling abroad alone
I'm gonna attempt this in a few weeks.....going to madrid alone and attempting to rendevous with some friends who'll already be there with the worst spanish skills you have ever seen.
My plane lands sometime around 8pm.
What could possibly go wrong......
Traveling alone is a good thing.
You meet more people that way and learn more about yourself (cheeeeesy). Only you're not really traveling alone, just riding a plane alone. But you should try really traveling alone sometime; it can be brilliant.
don't sh*t yourself man
it's not some Ukrainian backwoods man.
what I mean to say is
Madrid is a fairly safe place and you'll find that a few people there speak Spanish. Well I can say that for the last time I went in the 90's.
whoa whoa, catalogue of failures.
I am ill. I meant to say a fair few people in Madrid can speak English.
Yeah watch it in the Ukraine, a Russian mate of mine says it's dodgy in places.
Yeah this is what most people tell me
but I am going with my fluent polish & russian speaking friend who will hopefully charm the locals :S
I also plan to watch the england-ukraine game there which'll probably not do me any favours
they'll just probably jest you with
"Rooooonay! Rooooonay!"
I'm going to Japan in 7 week on my own....
I can't wait.
My sister's just come back from 4 months there
she absolutley loved it.....sounds immense
I've travelled alone many times.
I love it. I spent a flight from Johannesburg to Sydney reading Ulysses and managed to get halfway through, but it's also good for forcing me to do stuff I've meant to do for a while but put off, like writing, or watching those films I was curious about but not enough to justify spending money on at the cinema.
The best bit is spotting a beautiful woman across the departure lounge and then sitting across the aisle from her, and then pretending you'll have the balls to introduce yourself. I love that bit.
You write, proslo?
What, generally?
Oh god.
I've wanted to be an author (of novels) since I was a kid, so I have these notebooks and scraps of paper around with story openings and plot outlines and ideas all just kind of scrambled up. Never got beyond a few chapters. I'm destined to be one of those people who's always going on about that novel he's writing but never actually writes the damn thing.
my best friend is moving to berlin by herself in a couple of weeks
it's exciting and scary. i'm very jealous.
i travelled alone
to a tiny island in the south pacific for five weeks. there were about 180 inhabitants on the island and i was the only visitor the whole time i was there. It took 4 planes to get there. I cycled around and everyone shouted 'HELLO HANNAHH!!!' as i passed. it was ace.
Where is it, and how do I get there?
I love stuff like this. I might be going to North Korea later in the year too, if I can get the money together.
i want to do more travelling, not sure when i'll be able to though :/
My word.
Could you even see any of the islands nearby from the shore?
I've never been somewhere like that, and I desperately want to know what it feels like to be that far from civilization.
no, the nearest island is about 30 miles away.
it wasn't really that cut off though - i got a phone call from my mum and if the man at the telecoms office wasn't out fishing and i asked nicely, he'd let me use the computer that had (very slow) internet access.
but i really liked how money wasn't important, because people mostly grew their own fruit and veg and went out fishing in canoes and sometimes killed a pig, and then they shared everything. I only ever spent money when i went to the one shop at someone's house to buy chocolate or lager.
you guys who have done this
did you do like organised trips thru teach english or help build wells in africa type companies?
I plan on going abroad alone a bit this year
only did it a couple of times, it was a strange feeling


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Vets Say S.C. Law Protects Racist Monument
(CN) – South Carolina's Heritage Act, which forever freezes all monuments of the past, wrongly enshrines decades-old segregationist messages in public places such as courthouse grounds and town squares, five veterans claim in a lawsuit.
The veterans filed their circuit court complaint on May 19, after being rebuffed in their efforts to simply replace the bronze plaques on public war memorial in Greenwood, S.C. a community of about 23,200 located 40 miles west of Columbia.
The Greenwood memorial was erected in 1929 to honor 55 local residents who died in World War I, and was later updated to include the 142 local dead of World War II. The problem, from the plaintiff veteran's perspective, is the plaques on the monument, which is owned by the local American Legion post, divide the deceased under the headings of "White" and "Colored."
The veterans contend that it's just not right to honor those who died for their country in such a segregationist fashion. But when they tried to have new plaques installed, they found state law standing in their way.
At issue is the Heritage Act, a law passed in 2000 to block the removal of the Confederate battle flag from the dome of the state House. While the flag was eventually moved from the Dome to a location on the Capital grounds, the intent of the law preserves and protects the flag in its new location.
But according to the plaintiffs, "The Heritage Act unconstitutionally compels plaintiffs, the City of Greenwood and the American Legion to be represented publicly and permanently by a segregationist message that is antithetical to their actual viewpoint and beliefs, and it effectively nullifies their speech advocating change.
"The Heritage Act is thus a law abridging the plaintiffs' and others' freedom of speech and their right to petition for redress of grievances, as well as violating other state constitutional rights," the complaint says.
The plaintiffs, many of whom are members of the American Legion post, note that subsequently added plaques, remembering those lost in the Korean War and later conflicts, list the names of the dead alphabetically without distinction of race or color.
"Plaintiffs believe the racially segregated plaques of the earlier wars are tragic reflections of former times and no longer legitimate, as show by abandonment of the practice on the plaques of more recent wars," the complaint says.
The veterans, the city and the American Legion post all want to replace the old plaques, and mindful of the Confederate flag controversy, proposed removing them to a museum.
But when state Representative Michael Pitts sought a legal opinion from Attorney General Alan Wilson's office, the plaintiffs learned that fulfilling their desire to desire to replace the plaques is a goal easier dreamt of than completed.
In a February 25, 2015, opinion written by South Carolina Solicitor General Robert Cook, that state maintained the Heritage Act applies statewide and its requirements must be followed in order to make the proposed changes to the Greenwood monument.
That means nothing can be done until the Heritage Act is amended to allow the replacement of the old plaques, and such an amendment, "]w]ould require a 'two thirds vote on the third reading of the bill in each branch of the General Assembly.'"
"Failure to follow the Act's requirements would set a statewide precedent," Cook wrote.
The solicitor general went on to advise Rep. Pitts that "[e]nforcement of violations of the Heritage Act would have to be through the courts.
"A party with legal standing, such as the owner of the monument in question, would have to seek relief in the form of an injunction or a declaratory judgment action to enforce the provisions of the Heritage Act," Cook wrote.
The plaintiffs contend the Heritage Act "does incalculable damage in a dynamic society."
"No one would disagree that slavery and segregation have inflicted great injury on our State," the complaint says. "If we are not permitted to cure the legacy of the past, we will continue to carry the scars into the future. The Heritage Act is the worst possible measure for our State if we hope to build a brighter future for all our people."
The veterans are asking the court to declare the Act unconstitutional and to permanently enjoin the state from enforcing it.
They are represented by Clarence Rauch Wise of Greenwood and Armand Derfner of Derfner & Altman of Charleston.
Welborn Adams, the mayor of Greenwood, told Courthouse News that he believes the state's position is out of line.
"It's a huge overreach by the state legislature to tell a group of great Americans what they can or cannot do with a monument they paid for," Adams said. "We have always been a property rights state, but somehow it seems that our elected state representatives have forgotten that."
Adams said the replacement plaques are already in his office and he also confirmed that the old plaques are slated to be given to a museum.
"They do tell a story and inform people about our past and history," he said. "Nobody question that. But this monument is right on Main Street and I believe the American Legion has a right to determine what message they want to communicate on a busy thoroughfare."
Asked what he expects to happen now that the veterans have filed their lawsuit, Adams admitted "it's hard to say."
"Usually things work out the way they are supposed to, so I'm hopeful the veterans will get their way … but you never can tell."


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The CSU Marching Band returns to the 2017 9NEWS Parade of Lights, leading the annual event through the streets of downtown Denver on Friday, Dec. 1. Support the band during this hometown parade preview on the streets around the University Center for the Arts on Thursday, Nov. 30.
Parade watching in Denver
This year's Parade of Lights takes place Dec. 1-2. The two-mile parade begins at the Denver Civic Center and, after winding through downtown, concludes at the corner of 14th Street and Glenarm Place. The CSU Marching Band's only parade appearance is on Friday, Dec. 1; the parade starts at 8 p.m.
CSU's 265 musicians, colorguard, and Golden Poms, joined by CSU Cheer and Cam the Ram, will lead the numerous floats, balloons, and dozens of holiday characters as the only collegiate marching band in the parade.
The band will stop in front of the CSU Denver Center, 475 17th St., to perform the fight song for alumni and other Rams fans. Tickets for a reception and bleacher seating at the center are available at alumni.colostate.edu.
Hometown Parade Preview and the Holiday Spectacular Concert
Join the CSU Marching Band in Fort Collins on Thursday, Nov. 30 at 6 p.m. as they parade around the University Center for the Arts in preparation for their appearance in Denver.
Hot drinks will be available from the Human Bean Coffee Truck in front of the UCA. CSU Alumni Association Members can get a free drink by showing their membership card.
After the parade, transition into the Griffin Lobby where you can hear holiday music performed by CSU student instrumentalists and stick around for the 2017 Holiday Spectacular Concert, which begins at 7 p.m. Tickets for the concert are available at csuartstickets.com.


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(i) I was once so used with Windows platform that I put up with all its antiques and its slowness. But now I can't. I can't even stand looking at this stupid stick thin font WinXP decided to use when I don't install the stupid, ughhhh hard to install plugins. WTF. I lived with Windows my whole life, and you give me bullpoop. Awesome.
(ii) Okay, since we're talking geek language, I'm thinking of taking ABAP this semester just because I think it'll lessen my 3rd year coursework. At first I was given three options for my major - Database, E-Bizznez, and KM, and today I got to know that I can only take up either E-bizz or KM. FML. Agak ugh disitu [/ugh]. So okay, I went to the timetable thingamajiggy and it shows 3 long hours of lecture and lab, back to back. Um, okay? -_-
(iii) Second day of semester has been hell. Too many subjects clashing with each other and I kinda hated myself for being lazyass for not doing the re-re-recheckings on the timetable that results in dropping my beloved (core) Econs. Sigh.
(iv) Which leads me to three core subjects during my 3rd year of which of course will be awesomely filled with MAJOR and FYPs (YAY/sarcasm). So I have to take one of my fave minor subject to date down. Boo!
(v) Echofon for Firefox memang sucks donkeyballs. Tak user friendly langsung (or maybe aku kena develop another twitter tool yang menepati cita rasa? Maybe.)
But okay, it's only the second day. I hope it gets better because I really need rainbows for the next two weeks. Not poop, definitely not that.
(via lovemetoinfinity)Ya Allah, permudahkan urusanku. Berikan yang terbaik untukku. Jika itu yang terbaik, permudahkan perjalanan urusanku. Berikan aku kekuatan sebanyak mungkin untuk mengharungi minggu add drop yang amat menakutkan ini. Let the right ones in, let the wrong ones go. Amin, amin, ya rabbal a'lamin.


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"Love means never having to say you're sorry."
At least that's what the 1970 book and film, Love Story, would have you believe. This myth and numerous others destroy our attempts to have a successful marriage. These false beliefs get stuck in our minds and keep us from seeing the truth. We pick up these myths from society and our own experiences at home and in our friend's homes. If we didn't have good role models, then how could we possibly expect to develop healthy patterns when we marry? In our confusion, sometimes longevity becomes the measure of success even if you have to drug yourse


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Kelly Buckland
Executive Director, National Council on Independent Living (NCIL)
April 13, 2016
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- House Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies
- Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies
- Appropriations for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
My name is Kelly Buckland, and I am the Executive Director of the National Council on Independent Living (NCIL). I am writing to you on behalf of the nation's Centers for Independent Living (CILs). I would like to start by thanking you for your commitment to enabling people with disabilities to participate fully in their communities by investing in the Independent Living Program. I write today to ask that you reaffirm your commitment to the over 57 million Americans with disabilities by increasing funding for CILs in the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services appropriations by $200 million, for a total of $301 million for the Independent Living line item in FY 2017.
NCIL is dedicated to increasing the availability of the invaluable and extremely cost-effective services CILs provide. NCIL is the oldest cross-disability, national grassroots organization run by and for people with disabilities. NCIL's membership includes people with disabilities, Centers for Independent Living, Statewide Independent living Councils, and other disability rights organizations. NCIL advances independent living and the rights of people with disabilities, and we envision a world in which people with disabilities are valued equally and participate fully.
Centers for Independent Living are non-residential, community-based, non-profit organizations that are designed and operated by individuals with disabilities and provide five core services: advocacy, information and referral, peer support, independent living skills training and transition services that facilitate the transition of individuals with significant disabilities from nursing homes and other institutions to home and community-based residences with appropriate supports and services. Also included are assistance to individuals with significant disabilities who are at risk of entering institutions so that the individuals may remain in the community, and the transition of youth with significant disabilities to postsecondary life.
CILs are unique in that they operate according to a strict philosophy of consumer control, in which people with any type of disability, including people with mental, physical, sensory, cognitive, and developmental disabilities, of any age, directly govern and staff the Center. Each of the 365 federally funded Centers are unique because they are run by people with disabilities and reflect the best interest of each community individually.
Centers for Independent Living address discrimination and barriers that exist in society through direct advocacy. These barriers are sometimes architectural, but more often reflect attitudes and prejudices that have been reinforced for generations. They have deterred people with disabilities from working, leaving many in poverty and unjustly detained in institutions. As my own life experience has proven, with increased opportunities, individuals with disabilities can claim their civil rights and participate in their communities in ways their non-disabled counterparts often take for granted.
NCIL estimates that to meet the current demand- including the addition of a fifth core service as authorized by WIOA- and overcome years of devastating funding cuts, appropriations for the IL Program will need to increase by $200 million. In FY 2010 funding for the IL Program was $103,716,000, and in FY 2016 funding for the IL Program is $101,183,000. That equals a loss of $2.5 million, not including adjusting for inflation. Increased funding should be reinvested from the billions currently spent to keep people with disabilities in costly Medicaid nursing homes and institutions and out of mainstream of society.
According to data collected by the Rehabilitation Services Administration, during Fiscal Years 2012-2014, Centers for Independent Living:
- Attracted over $2.26 Billion through private, state, local, and other sources;
- Moved 13,030 people out of nursing homes and institutions, saving states and the Federal government over $500 million, not to mention improving people's quality of life, and;
- Provided the four core services, including: advocacy to 233,230 consumers, information and referral to 4,189,922 consumers, peer support to 172,287 consumers, and independent living skills training to 274,991 consumers.
In that same period, CILs provided other services to hundreds of thousands of individuals with disabilities in their respective communities that included:
- Services to 35,137 youth with disabilities;
- Assistance to 145,937 people in securing accessible, affordable, and integrated housing;
- Transportation services to 103,175 people with disabilities;
- Personal assistance services to 184,240 people with disabilities;
- Vocational and employment services to 96,492 people with disabilities; and
- Assistance with Assistive Technology for 171,441 people with disabilities.
Beyond the direct services they provide, CILs seek ways to broadly change traditional service delivery in their communities and throughout the nation, including reform of the long term care system. For over 40 years, CILs have sought community based programs to assist people with all types of disabilities, across the lifespan, to remain in or return to their family and friends, in their homes and communities. When such services are delivered in an individual's home, rather than a costly nursing facility or other institution, the result is tremendous cost savings to Medicaid, Medicare and states, while enabling people with disabilities to become more independent, financially self-sufficient, and less reliant on long term government supports. And research has found that community-based services are significantly less expensive than nursing home placements.
In 2015 alone, CILs have had major successes in increasing access and equality for people with disabilities. The DIAL Center for Independent Living in Clifton, New Jersey joined a local wheelchair user in efforts to work with the city of Montclair, and those efforts will result in accessible parking spaces outside schools, parks, and other public parking areas, as well as the hiring of an ADA Coordinator for the city. The Montana Independent living Project collaborated on a snow ordinance policy for the city of Helena that requires sidewalks, ADA ramps, corners, bulb-outs, and driveway and alley aprons used for pedestrian travel to be cleared within 24 hours, with enforcement and penalties for non‐compliance. Access Living in Chicago, Illinois conducted phone-based fair housing tests and used the results to draw attention to the issue of discrimination against home seekers who are Deaf or hard of hearing. And the Disabled Resource Services CIL (DRS) in Fort Collins and Loveland, Colorado conducted its first Women's Empowerment Group, which has led to ongoing efforts by DRS staff to create an empirical research design model that can be used in future groups to quantitively measure the concept of "empowerment," an area of study in which little research exists.
Additionally, CILs have been extremely effective in helping people remain in or transition back into the community. The Whole Person's Money Follows the Person program completed 32 consumer transitions from institutions to apartments/homes in the Kansas City, Missouri metro area. Tri‐County Patriots for Independent Living in Washington, Pennsylvania transitioned 54 people from nursing homes and other institutions into their own homes, saving the state and federal government $2,268,000. The Houston Center for Independent Living in Texas transitioned 186 nursing home residents into community‐based living, saving the State of Texas and the federal government approximately $8,779,200. And the Center for Disability Rights in Rochester, New York was instrumental in achieving introduction of the Disability Integration Act by Senator Schumer, which has the potential to provide access to community services and supports to people with disabilities all across the country.
As previously mentioned, the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act created a fifth core service for Centers: transition. NCIL strongly supported the addition of this fifth core service, but additional funding is sorely needed to effectively carry it out. Funding these transition services will be critical to promoting effective employment outcomes, successful nursing home transition, and increased community participation for transitioning students. Current funding levels barely sustain day-to-day operations. CILs struggle to meet the demands of the community and provide leadership and common sense solutions. Without increased funds our vision to achieve full integration of people with disabilities in society will be undercut and taxpayers will continue to pay for costly Medicaid nursing homes and bear the economic impact of negative employment outcomes and continued dependence on programs that disincentive work and community involvement. CILs are an excellent service and a bargain for America. They keep people active and engaged in their communities, and they save taxpayer money.
Thank you for the opportunity to provide testimony. We welcome any questions you may have. We also welcome each of you to visit your local Center for Independent Living so you can see first-hand their contributions to your Congressional Districts. We look forward to working with you to ensure that Americans with disabilities have the opportunity become active members of society.


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A major investment but a beloved statement staple – keep looking until you find the perfect one for your body shape and style. I am loving this Seed one for a few reasons. The motorcycle detail on the sleeve, the antique gold zips – the softer shawl collar – the fitted shape.
STYLE TIP : Put as much $$ as you can into a leather jacket that will stay in your wardrobe for many many years – work out price per wear choose a fitted style that is timeless and keep things simple. Do what I do – Use your leather to winterise your summer dresses – easy way to get more wear out of them in the cooler months without adding too much bulk or warmth if you live in Queensland – for those in chilly areas – add in the tights, turtleneck knits and boots.
Seed Heritage
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Pleated skirts and metallic pleated skirts are everywhere at the moment – but stand out from the crowd with this luxury Vix statement snakeskin crepe pleated maxi, which will become a beloved part of your day and night wear. During the day play it down with t-shirt and sneakers and amp it up at night with off shoulder top and heels or metallic top. Buy less Choose Well. The Outnet if you don't know is the outlet for Net-a-Porter if you don't have to have your designers this season – check it out for amazing discounts and true high quality bargains – I find a lot of pieces for myself and clients here and their service is second to none.
STYLE TIP – want more inspo on how to wear a maxi skirt like this – check out My Pinterest Board – How to Wear Maxi Skirts – need more inspo on pleated pieces – check here
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I know I love a slogan T-shirt and I know I posted Etre Cécile before but they do them so well. If you are thinking – Brrrr Brunch – then layer up or go for the sweatshirt version of this. And it is a cute conversation starter if you are on a date. And also totally my thinking if I am meeting for brunch or any meal – let's eat then chat .. If the B & W palette is too ordinary for you – swap in another colour for this T-shirt – personally I would probably rock this sweater to add in some pastels.
SAVVY SHOPPING TIP : Check out The Outnet for great bargains on Etre Cécile T-shirts and sweatshirts at the moment … some 50% off.
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These remind me of old gold Chipie retro sneakers I had back in the day – I know everything is all about the Adidas Superstar and Stan Smith silhouette – that is why you want to mix it up and stand out from the trend and go for a different retro 70s trainer vibe. Plus the gold is a cool little statement with all that monochrome and gold zips in the biker jacket.
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RPA training / RPA Certification training in Chennai is a regular and an ongoing thing in many Institutes- but are you choosing the right training Center? A Global Market Insights Inc. report expects the RPA market to reach $5 billion by 2024 and this is why you have to be taking up this top course in one of the top and the Best RPA Training Institutes in Chennai-Softlogic Institute ( SLA) .Softlogic training Center provides RPA certification to bright IT aspirants through effective theoretical and practical coaching, online training, lab sessions and hands –on training in line with the requirements of the best Employers in the IT fraternity. Our superlative syllabus blends well with the real time exposure given to Students/ professionals; and this makes us the leading RPA Training Institute in Chennai
In the era of Digital transformation and intense technological rage, Robotic Process Automation (RPA) comes in handy for many business establishments, which mimics a human worker- logging into applications, entering data, calculating and completing tasks, and logging out. It enables a company to implement the technology quickly and efficiently -- all without changing the existing infrastructure and systems. RPA software is way ahead of the traditional IT automation; as it is useful for organizations that have varied and complicated systems that need to interact together lucidly. RPA helps business processes and operations to comply with the regulations and standards, ensures easy auditing of process data, saves costs for manual and repetitive tasks and enables employees to be more productive.
We proclaim ourselves as the best, as we help leaners and students in acquiring RPA related IT skills; keeping in mind the requisites of a complete and a virtuous RPA product: such as;
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Single blade razorBy chrohatkel Follow | Public
Shavers are instruments used for shaving which protects the blade and slides along the skin of the body and because of the limited exposure of the blade reduces damage to the skin during shaving. The razor is widely used and can be done easily by men in their rooms, toilets, without the need for a shave to the hair salon. If needed, interested individuals can click here https://www.singlebladerazorguide.com


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About Frank Rumoro
- Chicago pro since 1970 as guitarist, vocalist, arranger, producer, musical director, as well as talent agent for own entertainment company
- Performed in live concert, studio, stage pit bands, teaching–private & clinics.
Teacher, Jazz Guitar, DePaul University
Teacher, Jazz Guitar & Theory & Harmony. Rumoro Jazz Guitar Academy
1975 - Present. Head teacher & developed program/method used.
Teacher, Jazz Guitar, Theory & Harmony, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle Campus.
1996 - Present.
- As freelance guitarist/vocalist/producer/arranger/musical director: Has performed on many national ads such as McDonalds, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Budweiser, Coke, Pepsi, Chicago White Sox and many others. Pit band member for shows such as Hair, Godspell, Joseph, Phantom, and others. Produced, appeared or recorded with such stars as Frank Sinatra, Quincy Jones, Wayne Newton, Nancy Wilson, Donna Sommer, The Staple Singers, Andre Crouch, Angela Bofill, Carlos Santana, Deep Purple, Ray Charles and many others.
- DePaul University, Chicago, Arranging & Composition.
- Berklee School of Music, Boston, Arranging for small band with Quincy Jones.
- Chicago Conservatory of Music, Chicago. Honorary Masters in Music Education
- Studied with Richard Pick, Classical Guitar. Joseph L. Rumoro, Jazz Guitar/Harmony.
- Joe Pass, Jazz Guitar Improvisation.
- Two Grammy nominations for studio production work, 1995 &1997.


text: DISCOP Johannesburg will be taking place at the Sandton Convention Centre, from October 25-27, 2017. This year, the market will offer a new sidebar initiative, The Next Gen Program, which will be aimed at servicing South Africa's newer generation of film and TV creators and producers with the opportunity to network with industry leaders. The Next Gen Program will include a focus on the possibilities of virtual reality. Confirmed exhibitors at DISCOP Johannesburg include Fox, NBC Universal, ZEE Entertainment, Kanal D, NHK, and Telemundo, among others.


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Comparison of PLSR modelling and indicative mineral mapping of airborne hyperspectral imagery for acid sulphate soil assessment
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Acid sulphate soils (ASS) are widely distributed around the world and can be harmful to the environment due to their potential release of severe acidity, which in turn can mobilize harmful quantities of both major and trace metals. The effective mapping and assessment of ASS and the resulting spread of their harmful effects are important in the management of these widespread soils. Secondary iron and sulphate-bearing minerals form within and on surfaces of AAS during oxidative evolution. These secondary minerals are indicative of the existence of different pH conditions on the surface of the soil. Many of these indicator secondary minerals associated with acidic soil conditions can be identified by hyperspectral sensing due to their diagnostic spectral reflectance features. Accordingly, hyperspectral sensing was used in a coastal area bearing AAS to identify and map secondary minerals using spectral absorption features. This information was used to establish the spatial extent and severity of soil acidity by utilizing the relationship between the presence of indicative minerals and pH values. Additionally, an intrinsic relationship between pH values and reflectance spectral features was also modelled by the partial least square regression (PLSR) method using ASS samples collected from the test site and applied to HyMap imagery to successfully deduce an acidity map. Both resultant maps of acidic conditions were compared and it was found that nearly 94% of the pixels in the two pH maps deduced from these different methods were highly similar. This suggested that the soil pH distribution attained was accurately mapped by the HyMap imagery and the PLSR model established was robust at predicting soil acidity affected by ASS in the study area.
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Step 1: the "white light" exam. The VELscope exam is actually the second step in a comprehensive oral cancer exam. The first step is a conventional "white light" exam in which the dentist or hygienist looks for lesions in the oral cavity with the naked eye and uses palpation to feel for any bumps in the neck or face. This generally takes about 3 minutes.
Step 2: the VELscope exam. The VELscope handpiece emits a safe blue light into the oral cavity, causing tissue fluorescence from the surface of the epithelium through to the basement membrane, where pre-malignant changes typically start, and in the stroma beneath. The special, patented optical filtering in the handpiece allows the clinician to immediately view the different fluorescence signatures from the oral tissue to help differentiate between normal and abnormal tissue. Abnormal tissue, such as dysplasia or cancerous lesions, typically appear as irregular, dark areas that stand out against the otherwise normal, green fluorescence pattern of surrounding healthy tissue. This technology thus helps dental practitioners identify potentially dangerous growths that might have been missed with the naked eye, yet this exam takes only 2-to-3 minutes.
Step 3: Surgical biopsy. If the clinician does detect anything of concern during the VELscope exam, the next step will likely be a surgical biopsy. Only when the results of the biopsy are read by an oral pathologist can the condition of the tissue be diagnosed. In the worst case the diagnosis could be oral cancer, but in most cases the diagnosis will be precancer or some other much less serious form of abnormality.


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The moniker + design portfolio of versatile designer, illustrator and character legally named Rakel Holmberg-Weidler.
An extreme visual soul~ Calm, creative, and curious are the words which describe me best. Reflecting verbal ideas from scribble-doodle-scraps on napkins to my mac is my idea of fun. Away from the screen I'm just an adrenaline seeking junkie.
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This is one of my most favourite recipes and I'm really happy to be sharing it with you! As with all of my cooking, it's very simple to do. I gave my boyfriend this recipe for him to take home and try - because he enjoys it so much! - and he did a brilliant job. Although he did add baked beans which I thoroughly told him off for!! Since it's initial release in April 2013 I have tweaked this recipe ever-so-slightly for the Currys Student Cookbook, due for release in September 2014!
The key here is taste, taste, taste and add your spices a little at a time; which is why you'll see I use a teaspoon (tsp) measurement throughout this recipe. Everyone is different, some like it hot while others prefer the gentle hum of mild chilli. This recipe is a great base to use, and adjust to your own preferences once you're familiar with it.
I used a slow cooker in this recipe, but you can always use a casserole dish instead. This makes enough for about 6 people, so you may well have leftovers to freeze or have later in the week. I love batch cooking.
So here we go!
As you can see, I got very lucky when I went to Tesco and managed to get the mince for just 95p per pack! That is what made me decide to cook this which threw my entire shop into disarray but thankfully I still had enough spices in the cupboard to get the job done!
- 750g lean beef mince, extra lean doesn't work as well
- 3 peppers, not green!!!!
- 2 small-medium onions
- 1 garlic clove, you might need more
- 1 tin condensed tomato soup, vital!!
- 1 tin chopped tomatoes
- 1 tin kidney beans
- 3 beef oxo cubes
- mild chilli powder
- cayenne pepper
- paprika
- crushed chillis
- coarse salt
- ground black pepper
- dried mixed herbs
- fry light or olive oil
- high sided pan
- wide based frying pan
- slow cooker or casserole dish
- colander
- garlic crusher
- freshly boiled water
The first job we have to do is get the mince cooking, so heat up your pan on a high heat and add a little bit of oil. Add your mince and separate it up making sure you don't have any meatballs in there. Turn the heat down to low. Add a good amount of salt and pepper, then crumble in your oxo cubes. Mix well to ensure there is an even coating and leave to brown, stirring frequently.
Hopefully your pan is big enough to empty out all three packets out into the pan at once, but if not, brown them off separately and just tip it into a bowl while you do the next pack then combine them again once they're all done and season as above.
Once the mince is fully browned it's time to add the first batch of spices: 2tsp paprika, 1tsp cayenne, 1tsp crushed chilli and 3tsp mild chilli powder. Mix well and add a little splash of water from the kettle. Leave to simmer gently on lowest heat.
Now it's time to chop the onions. I know, this bit sucks. You don't have to dice them up or anything fancy, just do the best you can to get them fairly thin.
This is what I do:
Chop in half. Slice as thin as safely possible across the width of the onion. Hold the ends together then just slice down the length of the onion through the middle. Repeat and voila. Two chopped onions!
Now it's time to leave the kitchen for a moment, wash your hands and dry your eyes!
During this process it's important to keep an eye on the mince, keep stirring it and add more water if it's looking a bit too thick or is sticking. The mince should be able to move around easily. Don't worry about making it too thin, we've got a lot of cooking time left so it will reduce down vastly!
Turn on your frying pan, add a little bit of oil and heat on high until the oil is hot enough, then add the onions with a sprinkling of salt. Mix the onions in the oil and turn the heat down to a medium-low, as we want to soften the onions without giving them much colour.
Check the mince.
Now we need to prepare our peppers. During this part you need to keep checking both pans, which is why they are on such a low heat. We don't want them to run away with us and cause stress. My kitchen is always a stress free zone!!
To speed up the process of getting our peppers ready, I use this method: Chop off the very top part of the pepper to reveal the remainder of the stem and the membrane. Using a small knife, run it around the edge of the pepper to disconnect the membrane. Get your fingers in two of the gaps, and pull upwards. You will be able to pull out the seeds and most of the membrane, leaving you a tiny amount to remove before you slice it up. Easy!
I absolutely love how colourful this is. You can chop your peppers any way you like. I like to cut each pepper differently but leave them big enough to hold their shape and flavour when they've been cooked. The reason I don't use green peppers is because they're a dull colour and bring nothing to the flavour party.
If your onions cook before you're ready for them, turn off the heat and cover. The lid from my the sautee pan I'm using conveniently fits perfectly on my frying pan! Once you're ready to add the onions to the mince, add 1tsp dried herbs along with the onions and mix well.
Add water as needed.
Turn the heat back on your frying pan along with adding a little oil to heat up for the peppers. Add once the oil is hot enough with a small amount of salt. Turn the heat to a medium-low and leave to colour slightly, turning often to make sure they don't burn.
Obviously, be careful because it will be very hot! The flavour will be rather intense at this stage, but that's ok. The mince is what is holding all the spices for when we add more liquid ingredients soon. It will calm down, I promise!! What we're looking for here is a balance of flavours. I am adding 1 and a half teaspoons of dried mixed herbs and water.
If you want to use hot chilli powder now is your first opportunity. I would suggest starting with 1 teaspoon for now and seeing how it develops until we adjust the spices again later on in the recipe.
Check on your peppers and give them a good mix around in the saucepan. They should be nearly done.
Now we're ready for our kidney beans; so drain them all out into a colander and rinse them thoroughly under cold water. The starchy water they have been sitting in tastes horrific and we don't want that anywhere near our chilli!! Leave them to drain for a moment.
My pan is getting pretty full now so I'm going to transfer out the mince and onions into the slow cooker pot before adding anything else and making life difficult for myself. The extra space is really useful at the stage because we're going to be adding a lot more elements now and getting everything mixed in well is essential.
This is what you're after with your peppers. They should be softened, but not falling apart or turning to mush, and have a slight char to their skins. When you're ready, mix the peppers into the mince. We're not far off now. If you're using a slow cooker make sure it's on high, or if you're using an oven turn it on and pre-heat to 180 degrees.
Now we're going to start adjusting the overall flavour of our chilli. To give it a little extra something garlic works great, so grab your garlic crusher and add one clove to start with.
My garlic is from Abel and Cole and is a lot stronger than what you will find in Tesco or Sainsburys, which is why I really recommend adding one at a time and tasting as you go. You don't want it to be an over-whelming flavour, but an almost soothing element on the after-taste. Plus it's wonderful smell works so well with the spices. Here, one was enough.
Now it's time to add the kidney beans and the tin of chopped tomatoes.
You should really start to notice a difference between now and the first tasting! Add 1 tin of condensed soup, fill the can two thirds of the way with water from the kettle, mix around to get any leftover soup and mix very well.
What's the verdict now? If it seems watery, don't worry, it will reduce down. Worst case scenario, if after cooking it's still too thin you can use a little bit of cornflour. That stuff is like the batman of cookery.
This is our last chance to adjust the overall flavour of our chilli.
As I want my chilli to have a gentle hum of heat and lots of spice flavour, I am going to add: 1tsp paprika, 1tsp mild chilli powder and 1tsp dried herbs. If you wanted more heat, just swap out the mild chilli powder for hot.
For me, this is pretty much perfect.
If you want more heat, go for it, but maybe try adding a half teaspoon of cayenne pepper rather than hot chilli powder. Remember: You can always add but you can't take away and tasting as you go is vital when you're using so many different spices.
Your chilli needs to cook for at least 30 minutes.
Awesome job!
As always; please leave comments or questions here or tweet me.
Happy cooking and don't forget to keep checking the Currys Student Cookbook for more amazing recipes!!


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I wrote this page to introduce myself on twitter with a little more detail than the normal bio section allows. Thanks for your interest, I hope this may lead to you following me!
My homepage has a bit more detail about me and what I do. On twitter I'd say my tweets are probably 60% related to that and 40% random stuff that makes me laugh.
I treat twitter followers as I do anyone I meet in real life – with respect and politeness – in return I'd ask the same of you.
I may have followed you because your content appeared in my timeline and it made me smile. Alternatively I follow back if you have interacted with me, so please introduce yourself and say hi.
I won't follow back if your timeline is 99.9% politics – I've made up my own mind and that is personal to me.
If your timeline is retweets of fake news, disrespect to other twitter users, or your profile tries to link me to a random dating website full of photoshopped ladies in bikinis, don't expect me to follow or interact with you. I also won't follow back if you have no profile picture or bio, as experience shows that those users are mostly trolls or bots.
I'm definitely not here for dating, sliding in your DM's or other antisocial or disrespectful twitter behaviour. For me twitter is a friendship thing and for work networking. If that's the same for you let's say hi and chat random rubbish together!
All the best