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As North Carolina celebrated its sixth national championship, this particular title team may have been most impressive of any prior Tar Heel title-winning outfit. (Photo by Jeffrey A. Camarati/Tar Heel Photo)
One year ago this weekend, we were still basking in the glow of an epic NCAA Tournament finish, with Kris Jenkins' buzzer-beating three-pointer concluding Villanova's thrilling ascent to the college basketball zenith at the expense of the North Carolina Tar Heels.
In the hours leading up to the opening tip in Houston on April 4, 2016, much had been made of UNC; led by two unforgettable seniors in Marcus Paige and Brice Johnson, completing the final chapter in its quest to earn a seat at the table alongside the five other Tar Heel squads whose legacies were defined by the hardware each was able to return to Chapel Hill.
The 1957 team, led by native New Yorker Frank McGuire and his Big Apple-centric roster, was heralded for its perfect 32-0 campaign and back-to-back triple-overtime victories to claim the crown. The late great Dean Smith scored his first of two ultimate triumphs a quarter-century later over Georgetown in that timeless classic at the Superdome, where on a team with James Worthy and Sam Perkins in its arsenal, a freshman by the name of Jordan fired the game-winning salvo that would be merely a precursor to the illustrious career he would go on to author at the professional level.
UNC's 1993 outfit had the unmistakable talent of Lynch, Montross, Phelps and Williams; all of whom enjoyed a long life at the next level, but in many ways, was overshadowed by Chris Webber's gaffe of calling the timeout his Michigan team did not have, prompting the technical foul that iced the Tar Heels' third climb up the ladder with a pair of scissors in hand. A dozen years and three successors to Smith later, Dean's former assistant, Roy Williams, claimed his first taste of championship glory when the Heels; paced by a trio of future NBA lottery picks in Sean May, Raymond Felton and Rashad McCants, fended off an Illinois team that came to the final stage of the season in St. Louis at 37-1 on the year and owners of an equally gifted basketball team in their own right.
A fifth national title followed four years later with arguably the greatest assembly of talent in the country that year. With seven future NBA players and every first-place vote in the Top 25 poll to begin the season, UNC's 2009 championship and the dominance that came with it was to be expected. To an extent, the 2015-16 Tar Heels drew the closest parallel to that group, a team widely perceived to be the best in the nation, and therefore the prohibitive favorites to win it all, or so it seemed until Ryan Arcidiacono handed the basketball to Jenkins in the final 4.7 seconds, his attempt from the right arc clearing the outstretched right arm of Isaiah Hicks and splashing through the NRG Stadium net.
With that, the latest incarnation of North Carolina basketball had a backstory, a chip on its shoulders, a cause célèbre for which to stand vindicated. Not just for the memory of Johnson, an All-American whose improvement between his junior and senior seasons was truly something to behold, or for Paige, the articulate and admirable point guard whose efforts on the court were as exemplary as those that allowed him to graduate with honors as a double major. Not just for Paige's double-clutching three-pointer that tied the championship game before Villanova's final heroics, but for one reason first and foremost.
The desire, the need, to quench the thirsts of both team and fans, thirsts that had gone unsatiated for seven months between the final buzzer in Houston and the beginning of the now-concluded 2016-17 season. The need to right the wrong of last April, to take back what had been taken away from them. And this Tar Heel team did just that, exorcising the demons six days ago. But it was not easy, nor would anyone say it would be.
In many ways, last Monday's contest, one that ensured a new championship banner would occupy a permanent residence in the Smith Center rafters after UNC's 71-65 victory over Gonzaga, was reminiscent of the fight Williams and his team had endured both on and off the hardwood. Beginning with the dark clouds hovering over the program from the NCAA investigation into alleged academic fraud to coping with the loss to Villanova, to the times where the Tar Heel offense looked nonexistent; such as their late-season loss at Virginia where the 43 points registered were an all-time low in Williams' 14-year tenure at his alma mater, or the second half of the ill-fated ACC tournament semifinal against Duke that turned on a dime when Joel Berry II was whistled for his fourth foul, UNC scratched and clawed for everything they earned. They fought hard, and did it in ways one would not normally expect.
Down five in the final three minutes of regulation against Arkansas and on the brink of a tournament exit that would rival Villanova in terms of sheer disappointment, the Heels clamped down defensively to shut the Razorbacks out down the stretch, ending the game on a 12-0 run but gaining more credit for their suffocating pressure at the most opportune of times. Then there was the South Regional final against Kentucky, one where UNC again trailed by five before yet another 12-0 run. Only that time, John Calipari's Wildcats fired back and tied the game in the final seconds. But Williams, who has faced criticism for his penchant of eschewing timeouts, let his team play on, and was rewarded when Luke Maye's jumper brought college basketball's richest tradition back to the Final Four.
The drive, and the hunger, would only grow stronger once it arrived in Arizona.
In an up-and-down national semifinal against Oregon that was anything but a walk in the park, UNC ran the gamut of emotions on polar opposites of the spectrum: Early jitters and adversity compounded by lackluster shooting, then confidence when the game seemed to go their way as it wound toward its culmination, only for tension to seep in when their two-possession lead was trimmed to just one point.
Then, two rebounds defined a defensive effort and a will to win that would not be upstaged, even in the face of four missed free throws. First, Theo Pinson's board that was tipped back to Berry, then the unrelenting spirit of Kennedy Meeks to corral Berry's errant attempts at the charity stripe, fulfilling a vow the senior forward made before the game that he would take it upon himself to guarantee the Tar Heels would have a date with destiny.
In their final battle, it was Berry; the point guard fighting the effects of two sprained ankles suffered during UNC's run to the championship game, who took center stage, sparking the offense on a night where the rims were unforgiving more often than not. But through the struggle and for all the desire to exact revenge against the basketball gods for the cruel fate inflicted upon them twelve months prior, UNC still trailed by two points with less than two minutes to play in regulation.
Then, one last time, the Tar Heels dug deeper, fought harder, pushed stronger.
Justin Jackson's three-point play started the turn of events, giving UNC a lead it would never relinquish. Meeks' extension to secure a loose ball inside the final minute, as controversial as it may have been, forced a tie-up with the possession arrow in his team's favor, giving the Heels a new lease on life that was converted on a running jump hook shot by Hicks with 25 seconds left. Finally, Meeks stood tall once more, rejecting a drive by Nigel Williams-Goss. Berry scooped up the ball and soon passed to a streaking Jackson, his emphatic dunk sealing an ending 365 days in the making.
Suddenly, the images from that night in Houston underwent a 180-degree turn. Now there was Berry, wrestling with himself to remain composed when calling a timeout. There was Hicks, the big man whose offensive woes were put to rest with his runner moments before the dunk by Jackson, whose primal yell could be best described as the cry of a conqueror. It all ended with UNC being handed its sixth national championship trophy, with each player commemorating the experience with a piece of the net to treasure forever.
"At the end, when you're watching your kids jump around; and the excitement, the thrill that they have, there's no better feeling in the world as a coach," Williams surmised in his postgame press conference Monday night, which had turned into Tuesday morning back home in Chapel Hill.
"We did it," said Pinson. "And that's something I'll never forget."
Before and after the game that placed 2017 in the same room as 1957, 1982, 1993, 2005 and 2009, five words crept back into the UNC conversation.
A seat at the table.
It was the topic of a letter penned by Paige to his remaining brothers in arms, one that was showcased on The Players' Tribune the night before the Final Four began. Ultimately, it was the most enduring payoff to come with standing atop the mountain of college basketball.
But this North Carolina team, one aytpical of its championship-winning brethren, earned its place with a spirit and character forged not through preseason rankings or McDonald's All-Americans or overpowering their competition; but rather, the heart of a champion uncrowned willed them to the finish line.
This North Carolina team proved itself worthy of more than a seat amid legendary company. It proved itself worthy of an exclusive table, front and center among greatness.


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In the crowded world of wearable fitness tracking devices, some designs are looking beyond functionality to aesthetics. Sonny Vu, CEO of Misfit Wearables, showed CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" viewers his latest device, a small metal disk called Shine, which attaches anywhere and links with a smartphone app to monitor the user's activity.
"We wanted to make something that people can wear, anywhere, on their body, (during) any occasion," he said. "Not make a piece of plastic that you'd have to fix on your body, but something that's elegant."

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I have known Stacey for 30 years. In that time, I've seen her interact with several animals, from horses to dogs. She is a loving person whom I would trust with not only my dog - but my child as well. I cannot say enough good things about her.
About Stacey
Love Dogs, love walking
I have been a social worker for over 30 yrs. I have always loved dogs, so I decided to make a career change and start caring for dogs full time. I can provide daily exercise, visits to the dog park which is close to my home. I am very active and love to walk. I have a very large fenced in back yard to play in. I have lots of dog toys, and we can ...
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Jane Whiteside, Reg HG Practitioner, PG Dip P, HGI, HPSET, PSA Accr
07946 811574
About me
There are various life events that can impact on our emotional and physical health. Once we are enabled to recognise what we need, we can plan and rehearse positive change.
Working with young people and families over the past 30 years, has given me valuable insight into relationships and what is essential to reduce anxiety, promote and maintain emotional health.
My role as a Health Play Specialist in a large teaching Hospital, puts me at the front line of stressful and traumatic situations, helping families to reduce anxiety, plan, prepare and gain coping skills for a variety of interventions.
The vital, Integrative skills learned as a Human Givens Therapist, mean that I can incorporate a number of well researched strategies to appropriately support, calm emotions and help clear thinking, empowering my clients to make important changes and decisions that will build resilience and confidence.
I can offer individual, couple and family sessions to help free you from anxiety, phobias, depression, anger, self harm, worry, poor sleep, trauma, relationship difficulties and PTSD.
Following an initial consultation, sessions are between 1-1 1/2 hours, times can vary slightly depending on client need.
Training, qualifications & experience
EDEXCEL Professional Qualification in Health Play Specialism Registered with HPSET Renewed every 2 years requires CPD Portfolio Member of NAHPS (National Association of Health Play Specialists)
PG Dip HG Therapy MA Prog Nottingham Trent University HG Dip P. HG Therapy Human Givens College Registered Member of HGI (Human givens Institute) Member of ETSI (European Therapy Studies Institute)
Professional Standards Authority accredited
30 years working therapeutically with children, young people and families. Sessional work one to one, phobias, anxiety, depression, self harm.
Volunteer for MIND working with self harm, depression and personality disorder.
Areas of counselling I deal with
- Child related issues
- Chronic fatigue syndrome/ME
- Depression
- Domestic violence
- Family issues
- Generalised anxiety disorder
- Low self-confidence
- Low self-esteem
Therapies offered
- Behavioural therapy
- Cognitive and behavioural therapies
- Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT)
- Couples counselling
Fees per session - £50 / Couples & family counselling £85
Home visits/travel - £55
Cash or cheque payment to be made at each session
Cheques should be made payable to Jane Whiteside.
Bank transfer details available.
Cancellation charges apply within 24 hours of appointment date/time.
Further information
Helping you feel better today.
Anxiety reduction, coping strategies.
Relaxation and guided imagery techniques are powerful in re-aligning negative emotions and freeing up clearer thinking for positive change.
Relationship and family difficulties sensitively and confidentially discussed.
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Red Dead Redemption Title Update Soon
If you are one of the many experiencing problems in multiplayer on Rockstar Games' 'Red Dead Redemption', then fear not as a new title update is expected to hit within the next few days. Information taken from the Rockstar blog reveals the team are "working round the clock".
Rockstar Games reply to gamers' list of online issues:
First off, for anyone experiencing these or any other issues - thank you not only for your patience as we work through them but for your great help in reporting them to us. As hopefully you can appreciate, with a game as vast as Red Dead Redemption and with such wide open online multiplayer, there are unfortunately a few things that only really rear their heads once the game is on public servers and lots of players are online.
We are right now working round the clock on a title update for both Xbox 360 and PS3 that will address the main persisting issues, including the ones above. We're aiming to have this ready and live for download within the next few days. We thank you for your patience.
If you have been affected by any issues with the game, and are in dire need of this patch - why not tell us about it below in the comments box or join our forum discussions?
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Full sermon videos by Joyce Meyer, ranging in length from 23 to 74 minutes, are available on YouTube as uploads by fans. Joyce Meyer does not have an official YouTube channel.
Because users upload sermon videos, video quality varies when viewing full Joyce Meyer sermons on YouTube. Though shorter videos at less than 20 minutes are available, full sermons typically last between 55 and 74 minutes. Topics frequently discussed by Joyce Meyer include building a relationship with God, learning to be patient, and navigating personal and professional life through God's Word. The Joyce Meyer Ministries website features up-to-date information about Joyce Meyer, scheduled conferences, and downloadable content.


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Did you read today's front page stories & breaking news?
How to Speed Up sites like vancouver2010.com by more than 50% in 5 minutes
a standard approach in order to get to a high-level analysis result in 5 minutes
By: Andreas Grabner
Feb. 25, 2010 10:13 AM
Many Web Sites that use JavaScript frameworks to make the site more interactive and more appealing to the end user suffer from poor performance. Over the past couple of months I've been contacted by users of our free dynaTrace AJAX Edition asking me to help them analyze their problems. In doing so, I've developed a standard approach in order to get to a high-level analysis result in 5 minutes.
As the Winter Olympics are a hot topic right now I checked out vancouver2010.com to see if they have any potential to improve their web site performance. It seems I found a perfect candidate for this 5 minutes guide
Minute 1: Record your dynaTrace AJAX Session
Before I start recording a session I always turn on argument capturing via the preferences dialog:
The reason I do that is because I want to see the CSS Selectors passed to the $ or $$ lookup functions from various JavaScript frameworks like jQuery or Prototype. The main problem I've identified in my work are CSS Selectors per className that cause huge overhead on pages with many DOM elements. I wrote two blogs about the performance impact of CSS Selectors in jQuery and Prototype.
Now its time to start tracing. I executed the following scenario:
Minute 2: Identify poorly performing pages
Here is what we can see
Minute 3: Analyze Timeline of slowest Page
I pick page 4 as we see a very high Page Load and very high JavaScript time. I drill down to the timeline view and analyze the page characteristic:
Here is what I can read from this timeline graph (moving the mouse over these blocks gives me a tooltip with timing and context information):
Minute 4: Identify poorly performing CSS Selectors
The biggest block is the JavaScript executed in the readystatechangehandler. I double click on it and end up in the PurePath view showing me the JavaScript trace of this event handler. I navigate to the actual handler implementation which gets called by jQuery. I expand the handler to see the methods it calls and which one consume the most time. It is not surprising to see a lot of jQuery Selector methods in there using a CSS className to identify the element:
I highlighted those calls that have a major impact on the performance of this event handler. You can see that most of the time is actually spent in the $ methods that is used to look up elements. Another thing that I can see is that they change the class name of the body to "en" which takes 550ms to execute.
As I am sure there are tons of calls to jQuery Selector Lookups in that JavaScript handler as well as in all other JavaScript handlers on the vancouver2010.com website I open up the HotSpot view. The HotSpot view shows me the JavaScript, DOM Access and Rendering Hotspots across all pages. I am interested in the $ methods only. In the HotSpot view I therefore filter for "$(" and also filter to only show the DOM API (we account the $ method to the DOM API and not to jQuery). Here is what I get after sorting the table by the Total Sum column:
The problem here is easy to explain. The site makes heavy use of the CSS Selectors to look up elements by class name. This type of lookup is not natively supported by Internet Explorer and therefore jQuery has to iterate through the whole DOM to find those elements. A better solution would be to use unique IDs - or at least add the tag name to the selector string – this also helps jQuery as it first finds all elements by tag name (which is natively implemented and therefore rather fast) and then only has to iterate through these elements. So instead of an average lookup time of between 50ms and 368ms this can be brought down to 5-10ms -> nice performance boost - eh?
Minute 5: Identify network bottlenecks
In the timeline I saw many image requests coming from the same domain. As most browsers have a physical network connection limitation per domain (e.g.: IE7 uses 2) the browsers can only download so many images in parallel. All other images have to wait for a physical connection to become available. Drilling into the Network View for page 4 I can see all these 70+ images and how they "have to wait" to become downloaded. Once these images are cached this problem is no longer such a big deal – but for first time visitors it is definitely slowing down the page:
The solution for this problem is using the concept of domain sharding. Using 2 domains to host the images allows the browser to use twice as many physical connections to download more images in parallel. This will speed up page the download of those images by 50%.
It is easy to analyze the performance hotspots of any web site out there. This is my approach to identify the most common problems that I've seen in my work. Besides the problems with CSS Selectors and Network Requests we see problems with poorly performing JavaScript routines (very often from 3rd party libraries), too many JavaScript files on the page, too many XHR (XmlHttpRequests) to the server and slow responses from the server of those XHR Requests. Especially for that last piece we then use our End-To-End Monitoring Solution by integrating the data captured with dynaTrace AJAX Edition with the server-side PurePath data captured with dynaTrace CAPM. Also – check out my blog about why end-to-end performance analysis is important and how to do it.
Feedback on this is always welcome. I am sure you have your own little tricks and processes to identify performance problems of your web sites. Feel free to share it with us at blog.dynatrace.com.
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This is going to be short and sweet. I just finished Yoga X as promised to you AND Myself. I didn't start until nearly 11:30pm so It's already Midnight and I'll be heading to bed soon.
There is no video to follow as I don't have much to report. I bought a bunch of groceries tonight and I am excited to add some more variety to my daily diet!
Yoga X went better than ever so far... Warrior 4 still knocks me down but It's getting a little more stable each time.
Have a great night everyone!
BetterBody90 has Moved!
This is going to be short and sweet. I just finished Yoga X as promised to you AND Myself. I didn't start until nearly 11:30pm so It's already Midnight and I'll be heading to bed soon.
4 comments:
- David said...
I tried Yoga and I must say... It is a tough beast.
The first time I did it, my god, the warrior pose and the other ridiculuous stretches really made me sore AND exhausted
good luck to ur journey =]
btw, will u post ur 30 day pics?
- January 6, 2009 at 8:36 PM
- Anthony said...
I was just wondering, but in your P90X plan, are you doing any extra cardio or just the ones in the program (kenpo, plyo, and yoga)?
- January 6, 2009 at 8:37 PM
- Jason Croxford Inc. said...
Yoga certainly is like nothing I've ever done before! I've never had great flexibility in my legs so it's a challenge.
I had a hip injury when I was 13-14 years (Slipped Femoral Epithesis) so my legs don't line up the way they should. I don't notice to much of an issue but just thought I'd share an obstacle.
Absolutely, I will be posting 30 day pictures/ measurements/ thoughts/ etc. in a day 30 round up this evening! I'll probably do a quick 30 day review video to explain what I've done over the last 30 days.
Keep checking back :)
- January 7, 2009 at 10:54 AM
- Jason Croxford Inc. said...
Great question! Currently I stick pretty close to Just the P90X cardio during the scheduled times. Every once in awhile I'll do some extra stuff like air boxing, going for a walk, jumping around(I'm a caffeine addict!), etc. I don't really go outside the box though.
I'll be honest, the p90x routine itself is enough. I'm doing classic and for the first 30 days I did all I could to keep up!
Phase 2 has begun as of yesterday and I seem to be able to blow through Ab X, Kenpo, Plyo, etc. BIG change from the first Phase of struggling to keep my form.
- January 7, 2009 at 10:59 AM


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3 Entrepreneurs Stay So Richest in Indonesia
Citing Forbes magazine, Indonesia's GDP, in which 70% is based on the domestic economy, will grow 6% this year, and the stock market rose 3%, helped increase the wealth of 40 richest people by 19% to $ 85.1 billion.
The three richest people of Indonesia, namely Hartono Brothers, Susilo Wonowidjojo, and Eka Widjaja Tjipta they hold the top spot again this year, adding $ 7.5 billion, their combined wealth, or more than half the wealth of 40 richest people of Indonesia. All three have a surprising property valued at $ 32.5 billion, representing 38% of the total wealth of 40 richest people of Indonesia.
On the other ranks there are many shifts, such as 22 members who add to their wealth, 11 people who experienced a decrease of wealth, and 7 experienced a decrease of the overall ranking.
Among those whose wealth falls is 5 Adaro Energy's coal tycoon. Possible decline in 2014 is the greatest wealth presidential candidate Bakrie and his family, which forced this fall to sell half of their shares in Bumi Resources coal company to pay debts. Wealth dropped $, 1.2 billion or 57%.
People who become their surrogate is Samin Tan, who is one of five newcomers. The other two, Ahmad "the Met" Hamami, which has a Caterpillar distributor in Indonesia, and Djoko Susanto, Sampoerna milarder former partner in the retail business, making their debut with a net worth above $ 1 billion, pushing them in the top 10 of 22-26 .
While Arifin and Hilmi Panigoro, frozen out of the list of 40 richest people. They lost nearly half their wealth due to falling stock MedcoEnergi in the fall (they almost sold their stake in the business years ago but the deal unraveled).
Others, Kusnan and Rusdi Kirana and Prajogo Pangestu that add richness to them, but could not keep up, but trimmed. Minimum net worth increased to $ 630 million, from $ 455 million.
Net worth is calculated using share prices and exchange rates November 11.
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- Thursday, November 24, 2011 by Kireina
We are reputable bank, in order to expand our network, we are looking for candidates which will be posted in Jakarta, Cilegon, Cikarang, Tangerang and Cibubur with position as follows:
Male or Female, age max. 26 years old
Graduate from major university with minimum GPA 2.80
Have ability to work in pressure and independency.
Local citizen in those area would be an advantage.
Experience in the same field will be an advantage.
Good command in English and Computer literacy are necessary
Location: Cikarang
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- Thursday, November 17, 2011 by Kireina
URGENTLY REQUIRED CCNA Engineer
PT. Wave Communication Indonesia, a growing telecommunication company, is looking for a candidate to join our company. These are the requirements:
Male(single), max 28years old
Having min. 1yearworking experience
CCNA certified mandatory
Able to configure and know common models of CISCO routers and switches
Non experience is welcome to apply
Must have a proven and solid client prospect list
Must be knowledgable with Cisco product and solution
High level of English language capability, both verbal and written
For registered JobStreet.com users, to apply online or via sms JSA(spasi)APPLY(spasi)EGLZJT Send to 9333
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Technical Support for Digital Printing Solution
- Menangani troubleshooting terhadap customer untuk produk-produk Digital Printing Solutions
- Melakukan service kunjungan ke tempat/lokasi customer
- Memberikan konsultasi teknis dan pelayanan perbaikan untuk mesin-mesin produk Digital Printing Solutions
- Memiliki jiwa customer service
- Aktif, dinamis dan kreatif
- Memiliki integritas dalam bekerja
- Menguasai dasar-dasar kelistrikan/elektikal/elektronika
- Memahami alat-alat kelistrikan/elektrikal/eletronika
- Nilai tambah jika menguasai troubleshooting mesin produk Digital Printing Solutions
- Memiliki kendaraan bermotor & bersedia bekerja mobile/di luar kota
- Pengalaman sebagai teknisi elektrik/listrik min 1 tahun
- Pendidikan min SMK, diutamakan dari jurusan teknik listrik/elektro
- Pria, usia 20-27 tahun
- Full-Time positions available.
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- Friday, November 4, 2011 by TV MOVIES ONLINE
Kualifikasi :
- Pria
- Pendidikan min. SMU sederajat
- Memiliki motor dan SIM C
- Ulet, jujur, dan pekerja keras
- Dapat bekerja dengan sistem target
- Disediakan gaji, insentif dan bonus yang menarik
- Penempatan di Cikarang
Career Level : Middle
Yr(s) of Exp : N/A
Qualification : SLTA/SMEA/STM
Industry : Manufacturing
Job Function : Sales, CS & Business Devpt > Business Development
Marketing / Public Relations > Marketing - Direct Marketing
Sales, CS & Business Devpt > Technical Sales / Sales Engineer
Location : Cikarang
Salary : Negotiable
Employment Type : Full Time
Others :Fresh Graduate will be considered
"Quick Apply"
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PT Nutrifood Indonesia Jobs for high school graduates, D3, S1 and internships
PT Nutrifood Indonesia, Indonesia is a company which is engaged in manufacturing food and health drinks. The company headquarters are located in the industrial area Pulogadung, Jakarta, Indonesia, while the factory is located in Ciawi, Bogor. The company was founded in 1979 by Mr. Day Dharmawan. The company also exports its products to more than 20 countries around the world. The company has implemented ISO 9002 and ISO 17025. In 2006, the company was awarded as the best suppliers in the general category for the company's wholesale division Carrefour retail business.
One of the trademarks of this company, which has received awards Nutrisari Indonesian Best Brand Award for 5 consecutive years (2002-2007). Achievements over the past five consecutive years makes Nutrisari awarded Platinum Brand Award by Mars and SWA business magazine.
The main products Nutrifood
1. Nutrisari
2. Tropicana Slim
4. L-Men
5. Diabetamil
6. Hilo
Nutrifood is an innovative company that inspire and assist individuals to achieve life balance by running the healthy lifestyle of fun and concerned about nutrition so that they can enjoy a longer healthier life
Vision & Mission
Nutrifood trying to become the pioneer and market leader in providing solutions or the proper way to our customers to achieve a healthier life, more enjoyable and meaningful, both for now and in the future.
"Inspiring a Nutritious Life"
To realize this mission, Nutrifood trying to understand the customer in every phase of life they experienced, identify their unique needs, and provide solutions; mainly through nutritious products and services to achieve a more healthy life and quality. Nutrifood present to inspire a nutritious life.
Corporate Culture
In carrying out its activities, Nutrifood always adhered to the principle of I-CARE, namely:
• Integrity: Reliable and consistent in personal values, jobs and universal.
• Collaboration: Working towards a common goal.
• Innovation: Thinking creatively and innovate.
• Respect: Respect the differences.
• Excellence: Strive to achieve better results.
Certification in Nutrifood
2010: Certification of halal assurance system of the LP-POM MUI, while the Halal Certificate for all products obtained in accordance year Nutrifood launching.
2009: Nutrifood nonmanufacturing got the certificate ISO 9001:2008
2008: Laboratory regain ISO IEC 17025:2005
We are looking for people with a desire to make changes
Nutrifood support your professional development with training and learning opportunities are vast, So, what are you waiting for? It's your call, come and join us now!
The following are jobs available for workers in Nutrifood experienced and non experience (Fresh Graduate) graduated from high school / vocational school, D3 and S1 with work placements in different work areas Nutrifood in Indonesia.
FINANCE ACCOUNTING EXECUTIVE (AFE) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, S1
MARKETING (MKT) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, D3
MARKETING CONSULTANT (MKT-C) - Female, max. 27 years, D3
Nutritionist (NUT) - Female, max. 30 years, D3
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (RDE) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, S1
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT - BIO (RDE-BIO) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, S1
ADMINISTRATION (ADM) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, D3
DESIGN ADMINISTRATION (ADM-DESIGN) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, D3
BOOKEEPER (BK) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, D3
GENERAL PURCHASING OFFICER (GPO) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, D3
SYSTEM INTEGRATION EXECUTIVE (SIE) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, S1
SHIPPING OFFICER (SHP) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, D3
ENGINEERING (ENG) - Male, max. 27 years, S1 graduates or final semester
PRODUCTION (PRC) - Male / Female, max. 27 years, S1
PROJECT SUPPORT ME (ME-PS) - Male, max. 27 years, D3
MEDICAL OFFICER (MOF) - Male, max. 27 years, S1
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First it gets banned on Radio 1 for it's raunchy lyrics, now Rihanna's latest single 'S&M' is under fire from highly regarded fashion photographer David LaChapelle.
LaChapelle is suing Rihanna as he claims she has ripped off his images in her latest video for the 'S&M' single. He says she has directly copied eight of his images and that it imitated the "composition, total concept, feel, tone, mood, theme, colors, props, settings, decors, wardrobe, and lighting" of examples of his work.
The images aren't entirely identical, but Rihanna has clearly taken 'inspiration' from LaChapelle's work on this example. Isn't imitation the sincerest form on flattery? Maybe not when copyrights are at work.
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Charlie is MIA, and has not shipped the auction items from the last round of bidding.
I sent him a PM, but he did not respond.
Has anyone heard from him?
Is he OK?
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All About April
"All About April" is an exclusive kids boutique located in beautiful Venetian Village, Naples. If you are looking for something special for your little ones, you are right in our store.
We carry high quality fashion clothes for children up to 16 years created by European and American designers such as Catimini, Biscotti, ZaZa Couture, Persnickety, Zutano, Kate Mack, Royal Infant and Royal Kid, Trumpette, Deux par Deux... to just name a few.
In addition to clothes we also offer accessories like headbands, hairclips, purses, jewelry as well as toys like puzzles, wooden toys, stuffed animals etc.
find nearby:
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Masterpiece Mixers Paint and Party Studio1.15 miles
Holocaust Museum & Education Center of Southwest Florida1.38 miles
Time Trial Cycle1.98 miles
Baker Museum at Artis―Naples2.28 miles
Artis-Naples2.33 miles
United Arts Council Arts-Mart2.66 miles
Fred W. Coyle Freedom Park3.47 miles
Collier County Freedom Memorial3.47 miles
Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens4.01 miles
Conservancy of Southwest Florida Nature Center4.12 miles
Fish Restaurant0.09 miles
Village Shops on Venetian Bay0.11 miles
M Waterfront Grille0.13 miles
T-Michaels Steak & Lobster0.18 miles
Cafe Chic0.22 miles
Bayside Seafood Grill & Bar0.43 miles
Village Pub0.45 miles
Fish0.45 miles
Magoo's Island Grille0.91 miles
Tropical Palm Cafe1.03 miles
Park Shore Resort0.92 miles
Marriott Residence Inn - Naples1.14 miles
Naples Grande Beach Resort1.16 miles
Inn of Naples1.21 miles
Staybridge Suites1.4 miles
Hilton Naples1.75 miles
Hampton Inn Central Naples1.79 miles
Courtyard by Marriott - Naples1.8 miles
Naples Courtyard Inn2.34 miles
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Village Shops on Venetian Bay0.11 miles
Masterpiece Mixers Paint and Party Studio1.15 miles
Naples Grande Beach Resort1.16 miles
Norman Love Confections1.36 miles
Arthur Murray Dance Center1.6 miles
Naples Philharmonic Orchestra2.23 miles
Artis-Naples2.33 miles
Decanted Wine & Beer Tastings2.34 miles
Pelican Larry's2.44 miles
Noodle's Italian Cafe & Sushi Bar2.85 miles
Twinkle Twinkle Little Store1.15 miles
Bit of Everything1.45 miles
Home & Salvage3.35 miles
Conservancy of Southwest Florida Upscale Furniture Resale Shop4.81 miles
Shabby Cat5.26 miles
Options Thrift Shoppe5.58 miles
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When you are worried and sad,
When night of darkness is too long,
And rage of tensions high,
Pray to GOD for his blessings,and
See the strength unmatched,
Unleash the power of prayer,
Pray from heart,
Forget self and merge in oneness,
He is there in and around,
We need eyes to see
God answers every prayer,
Pray from heart,
Put your soul into it,
Often he will test us,
Make our life full of ordeals,
Don't get despair,
We need not get answers to all our prayers,
Don't worry,
He has his own way of testing,
We get what we deserve,
Not what we want,
As he is the best judge,
Darkness may be too harsh,
But at the end of the tunnel there will always be ray of hope.
God is always there with us . We may go astray but he is always there to guide us.Devotion and dedication will lead us to be with him in his realm.


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Chris Herren speaks at RHS
Jasmin Morse, Veritas Web Editor
This morning, RHS students and faculty congregated in the RMS/RHS auditorium to listen to the story and message of drug abuse and self-confidence from Chris Herren. This event was sponsored by Dan Biggins, Rockland school committee chairman.
The ex-Celtics star spoke of his high school drug abuse leading into his professional basketball career and overdoses. He explained the impact drugs have on families and provoked many high school students to contemplate their decisions and ask themselves "Why?".
His story and message, although saddening, was quite inspirational. He went from overdosing four times on heroin to being someone his children can look up to and admired by many. Herren suggested others can bounce back just as he has if they make the effort. He urged students to be someone younger family members can look up to and to be someone their parents could be proud of while sharing the stories he has encountered on his journey.
All in all, Herren's speech was inspirational and eye opening to many.
The RHS students and faculty would like to thank Mr. Herren for his wonderful presentation and to Mr. Biggins for this generous event.
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Our learning community's partnership and visit with our local Spruce Grove Public Library to introduce our students to their brand new Innovation Lab was featured in the Spruce Grove Examiner this week.
Here is the article written by reporter Karen Haynes:
The Spruce Grove Public Library's (SGPL) Innovation Lab is open for business and students from Greystone Centennial Middle School know first hand just how cool this library addition really is.
From Jan. 13 to 16, Grade 5 students from the Spruce Grove school toured the library's Innovation Lab, testing its virtual reality program, Lego robotics, GarageBand software, 3D printer and circuitry systems.
"Libraries are not just about books anymore and they haven't been for a long time," said Leanne Myggland-Carter of the SGPL.
"We are a community hub — for many ages and stages in life… We have intergenerational learning going on. Kids come with their parents and grandparents, and they are helping each other. It's a community based learning space," she said.
Dana Ariss, a Grade 5 teacher from Greystone said the partnership between the library and the school was a prime opportunity for students to learn about the technology and resources that are available to them.
And it perfectly complemented the school's recently completed Innovation Week, which finished right before the Christmas break.
"It was such a valuable experience for the students to see what there is. For them to have one-on-one building time, creation time and play (time), that's where they construct their own knowledge. To give that to our students is something that is an absolute must," Ariss said.
From Dec. 15 to 19, Greystone students participated in their fifth Innovation Week. For four days, students are challenged to question, investigate, process and create a final project in an area of deep interest to them.
"They go through the design making process. It helps students to have an understanding of themselves as learners and how to share their learning," Ariss said.
Focusing on some of Alberta Education's cross-curricular competencies — knowing how to learn, think critically, how to identify and solve complex problems, and how to create something innovative — students started their projects by zeroing in on what they are passionate about.
"It's unbelievable the amount of dedication and perseverance these kids demonstrate. It's something that is important to them," because they take ownership of their projects, she added.
The projects included sewing, clay animation, creating special effects and make-up art for film, robotics, stop motion, caricature drawing, and others with a focus on engineering, horticulture and baking.
"The main focus is not just on the final project but also on the process: how did they get to this point; what did they learn; where did they fail; and how did they learn from the problems they faced."
Greystone Centennial Middle School will host its sixth Innovation Week in the spring of 2015. At the end of the week, parents will be welcome to visit the school and see what the students have accomplished.


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The FNTC undertook a video project profiling First Nations to celebrate their successes in using property taxation to build their economies and generate revenues. The intent was to revisit the past 25 years of First Nation property taxation in Canada and allow First Nations themselves to share how property taxation has impacted their community and what it means to them.
Background on community property taxation.
Campbell River Indian Band has 800 band members. We got about 350 of them living on reserve, for population size anyway. And then we're located right in downtown Campbell River, so we're adjacent right to the city of Campbell River. And then we own 275 acres I believe, fifty of which are leased right now.
When was taxation implemented and what is the amount of revenues collected?
The year that taxation was implemented, we did it in 2003 here through the Indian Act. And in 2011, I started in 2009, and then in 2011 we joined the FSMA. And as for revenues; in 2003 when it first started there was about $200,000 in revenues here. Then in 2004 to 2009 the band averaged about $825,000 a year. And then I think it was 2010-11 it went up to $1.4 million and then 2012 till now with all the development we have we're averaging about $2.1 million a year in taxation revenue.
What does property tax mean to you?
Property tax means to me, basically, establishing your tax jurisdiction to cover your own interest in your land. It creates economic development opportunities for your band and it basically just provides a basic tool for governance on your lands.
Why did your First Nation get involved in collecting property tax?
They got started basically to increase our economic development opportunities. They definitely wanted to provide their own source revenue to fund programs that aren't funded by the government, and they just wanted to establish their own governance and taxation jurisdiction.
How has property tax supported economic development in your community?
Property tax has supported economic development here because it finances all our local programs and services. It basically has been improving all of our local community infrastructure and the services around here, which in turn have increased our economic development because it's basically been a good place to do business. Basically why people have been coming to do business on Campbell River Band lands.


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The Mountaineering Instructor Award Training course provides training for instructors working in summer conditions. The syllabus includes multi-pitch rock climbing, scrambling and other mountaineering skills. Also included are training, assessing and coaching processes.
This course provides you with an opportunity for discussing and sharing ideas through a structured and progressive programme. Please come with an open mind and prepared to contribute lots of ideas and experience.


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The day I ran away to the circus
Recently I had the great pleasure of being invited to compete in the 'Battle of the Big Thinkers' at CIRCUS - The Festival of Commercial Creativity in Sydney.
Now, a long time ago I said to a mate "If I wanted applause I would have joined the Circus". A statement that now seems somewhat prophetic as that's exactly what I received after winning my bout.
The rules of the fight required us to come out with a knock-out 15 minute BIG NEW IDEA presentation which was then voted on by the audience of advertising and creative sector professionals to determine a winner.
Fresh out of the ring it was suggested I share my speaking notes:
Beware of THE BIG NEW IDEA.
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The Curse of Ages
For thousands of years, the Silent Striders have been forced to wander far from their homeland. Exiled by the curse of an ancient vampire, they have been uanble to return to their territory of Egypt, instead roaming the roads and byways of the rest of the world. Now as the world urns toward Apocalypse, things may be poised to change. The Silent Striders just might be coming home.
Blood on the Sands
For four thousand years, vampires and werewolves have been at odds in Egypt. In this, the Year of the Scarab supplement for Werewolf: The Apocalypse. it's the werewolves' turn to pursue the mysteries of the Nile Valley. Rage Across Egypt reveals the Garou's shadow war against the vampires of Egypt, the horrors of Jackal Fever, the schemes of the Fera, the mystical Twelve Houses of the Underworld, and much more. Come and see what lies beneath the sands....
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Hidden Gems was the brand I created in response to the JKR Juice Competiton.
Brand Story
Hidden Gems is a company founded by a group of Urban beekeepers across the globe. They are passionate about sustaining bees and the cities ecosystems. Their aims are to create products which are distinctive and different to what you'd normally expect to find. They want consumers to enjoy their products, and in places which offer a more eclectic and novel experience. A product to enjoy with friends, family and individually.
'What's Old is New'
The Hidden Gems range consists of five global meads.
Mead has a rich history, appearing in many Celtic traditions as the drink of kings and the gift of the gods, along with being the conferrer of artistic inspiration and knowledge. However, over time, and with the introduction of new alcoholic beverages, mead which was once a staple drink of many cultures, decreased in popularity. However in recent years, the production of mead has seen an increase, reviving its unique taste; and re-introducing it into the current market.
Mead labels
Hidden Gems London Mead. The Packaging consists of a peelable label which reinforces the hidden aspect of the brand.
Combining packaging and advertising. Each packaging contains a map of the city which indicates bars and restaurants that stock Hidden Gems Mead. Further bars can be discovered online.
Five global meads
Hidden Gems entry page
Hidden Gem bars and restaurants in the city which would stock Hidden Gems Mead.
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from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- n. Alternative spelling of paraleipsis.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English
- n. See paraleipsis.
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A pretended or suggested omission for rhetorical effect, usually introduced by "I say nothing of," "not to mention," or the like.
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- n. suggesting by deliberately concise treatment that much of significance is omitted
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Since it would belabor the obvious to mention that he was a convert to Islam, we'll use paralipsis instead.
A less charitable observer, or one less inclined to paralipsis, might characterize Obama's book royalties as more of a "get-rich-quick scheme" than a "quality product."
In a tidy bit of paralipsis, I'm not going to mention
Thanks Anon. Yeah, maybe I did miss the 'satire "but it is pretty hard to get some of this humor when you have so much paralipsis lately from Kerrey and WJClinton ... and not to mention the outright slander.
The term is 'backhanded COMPLIMENT "... there is no such thing as a backhanded insult ... an insult is an insult ... but you can phrase an insult as a compliment or engage in paralipsis also known as' damning with faint praise '
Not the first time you've demonstrated your affection for paralipsis.
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Gotallanswers wrote:CO2016YEAH wrote:In Gainesville! Anything in particular a prospective law student with wife and kid in tow should check out? b Also looking for suggestions for an awesome but relatively inexpensive dinner. We like seafood, wings, or whatever's clever!
Go to the bat caves. Thousands of bats(about 300,000) leave these caves when the sunsets and fly over into lake Alice. Last Saturday I went with my family and there were hundreds of people there. Make sure you take cover when they leave because they can poop and per while flying over you. Also to eat burrito brothers is a classic and so is satchels, satchels is pizza, it's a cool place it has a bochi ball course (pretty sure I spelled that wrong).
Thanks, gotatheanswers and gatorbait! We've opted for La Tienda. Food isn't out yet but it smells great! Seems like the blue and Orange game gas things happening around here today. Nice little town here. I think I could see myself any my family here.


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A Matlock family who have already taken vital supplies to Syrian refugees are making a desperate appeal for donations to fund their next mission.
The Worsley family made a vow to help refugees after being shocked by the images of drowned children on the island of Kos, Greece, so launched the group Hope for Refugees.
The group began collecting donations from across Derbyshire earlier this year.
In October, Mum Liz, accompanied by Jackie Hughes and Richard Earl, drove two vans full of supplies to camps on the Greek and Macedonia border.
The group raised 4,000 to deliver the donations last time.
Now the group has collected another lorry load worth of supplies – but desperately needs cash so they can get them to where they are needed.
The group are also looking for anybody who may be able to loan them a small lorry for the trip, as they have calculated they could do the trip for £2.000 with one.
Liz, of Linden Grove, said: "We were supposed to be going out in December, but we have had to cancel the trip due to lack of funds.
"We have lots of essentials that people from across the county have donated generously – but we currently cannot deliver them.
"If anybody could spare even a few pounds it really would make a massive difference."
She added: "With winter now upon us it is vital that we get these medical supplies, toiletries and winter clothing and shoes to people who need it."
To donate, call Liz on 07464 935116 or email email@example.com.


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Chandigarh: The World Series Hockey (WSH) on Tuesday suffered a big blow with India players, including skipper Sardar Singh and star drag-flicker Sandeep Singh, likely to skip the inaugural cash-rich tournament beginning on Wednesday.
Chandigarh Comets take on Bhopal Badshahs, led by Sardar Singh, in the inaugural match here tomorrow and coaches of both the teams lamented that the "standoff" between Hockey India (HI) and Indian Hockey Federation (IHF) was not helping the cause of players and the sport.
Addressing separate news conferences this evening at the Sector 42 hockey stadium here, coaches of the two teams said players were mature enough and they must take their own call to participate or no t in the WSH over month-long tournament.
Comets` coach Harendra Singh said he had tried to talk to his players P R Sreejesh, Sarvanjit Singh and Birendra Lakra, but so far had received no reply from them regarding their participation.
"The India players have not reported to the camp yet. Bringing players is not in my domain. I will proceed with whatever I have and that`s my job as a coach," he said.
Harendra tried to put up a brave front when asked if it would take the sheen away from the tournament when star players will be missing.
"I will still like to take positive out of it. It will help bring to light some new talent, which in the long run will be good for Indian hockey," he said, adding that despite the controversies "the show must go on".
Asked about skipper Rehan Butt, who leds Chandigarh Comets, Harendra claimed he will be reaching here on Wednesday from Pakistan, but his participation also remains doubtful considering the tournament is starting tomorrow itself.
Bhopal Badshahs coach Bhaskaran said that he was not sure about the participation of players including star India player Sardara Singh and Shivendra Singh. PTI
India players, who helped the country seal their berth for the London Olympics after winning the Hockey qualifier, are fearing bans from the FIH, which is currently working for a solution to the long impasse between the HI and IHF.
The FIH has made it clear that though they are not in favour of bans, it cannot give sanction to the lucrative league until the two warring factions -- HI and IHF – reach an agreement.
HI have also made matters worse for the players as a day after India booked a place for the Olympics, they announced a list of 48 probables and also named the date of national camp from March 5 in Bangalore.
Addressing the media, Bhaskaran claimed that just a month back Sports Minister Ajay Maken had given him and 30 other Olympians, who had a meeting with him, assurance that no training camp will be kept during the WSH, which has already been postponed in December for the Olympic qualifiers.
"But what is happening now is completely the opposite," Bhaskaran said.
Nimbus Sport COO Yannick Colaco, meanwhile, assured the participation of the India players and said: "Players have taken a break after their good show at the qualifiers but they have personally confirmed to me that they will participate in the WHS."
Both the coaches maintained that participation of key Indian players would have only helped the cause of players and the team as WSH would have provided them the ideal platform before the London Olympics.
"It would have been wonderful opportunity for everyone. After the Olympic qualifiers, it would have given the right signal and further helped promote the game," Harendra said.
"Who is most important, it is the players. Let the show go on. If two warring factions sit together and sort out the issues, it will be good for the sport."
Bhaskaran said WSH would help scout talent.
"If we did not have IPL, nobody would have found Ravinder Jadeja, Suresh Raina and some other players. (WSH) franchisees have put in a lot of money," he said indicating the worry was only natural on their part when national players will be "arm twisted" in not taking part.
"WSH should be seen as a tournament which would have entertained players besides helping them to keep themselves physically and mentally fit," Bhaskaran said,
He said the onus was on the players to take a call.
"You cannot arm twist Sachin (Tendulkar). To play or not to play will be his decision," he said.


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In his apostolic exhortation Amoris laetitia Pope Francis is helping priests to be better pastors, not giving individual consciences the ultimate authority to decide their spiritual state, a moral theologian and a canon lawyer both maintain.
We still have to form conscience, said Fr. Thomas Petri, academic dean at the Dominican House of Studies in Washington, D.C., in an interview with EWTN News. Thats what [Pope Francis] is doing with this exhortation, is helping people to understand what the beautiful vision of Christian marriage is.
Pope Francis is not allowing divorced-and-remarried persons to determine whether or not their first marriage is valid, explained Dr. Kurt Martens, a professor of canon law at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C.
Rather, the Pope is teaching priests to be tactful and sensitive in explaining to divorced-and-remarried couples why they might not be able to receive an annulment, to get them to come to understand what that means, he said.
Amoris laetitia, released April 8, is Pope Francis' post-synodal apostolic exhortation on love in the family. It addresses many topics regarding marriage and family life, from the Biblical foundation of the family to reflections of St. Paul on charity in 1 Corinthians, to practical advice for married couples.
Chapter Eight deals with accompanying, discerning and integrating weakness, or pastoral care for those in irregular family situations. Contrary to assumptions that it demonstrates a change in Church teaching on reception of Holy Communion by divorced-and-remarried persons, the document upholds existing Church teaching, both Martens and Fr. Petri affirmed.
The exhortation must be interpreted obviously within the context of the texts that have gone before it, Fr. Petri stated. It builds strongly on Familiaris consortio, St. John Paul IIs apostolic exhortation on the role of the Christian family in the modern world following the 1980 Synod on the Family.
In Familiaris consortio, John Paul II had written that the sacrament of Penance which would open the way to the reception of the Eucharist is possible for the divorced-and-remarried only when they 'live in complete continence'.
Martens agreed that Amoris laetitia builds upon the foundation of Familiaris consortio. I dont see a fundamental change in here, he said.
Pope Francis makes the classic distinction between an objective state of a situation and subjective culpability, Fr. Petri explained. There are three conditions necessary for a sin to be mortal serious matter, sufficient reflection, and full consent of the will and sometimes people enter into adulterous unions without knowing Church teaching, he added.
What [Pope Francis] is suggesting here is that sometimes people enter into these new unions without having a full knowledge of what the marriage is, he said. The pastors job is to lead them to live in accord with Church teaching.
And part of the discernment of accompaniment is this slow conversation in helping people understand where they are before God and where Gods grace wants them to move, or is moving them to be.
The pastor leads the couple to understand what they can and cannot do, Martens said.
The apostolic exhortation goes on to state that because of forms of conditioning and mitigating factors, it is possible that in an objective situation of sin which may not be subjectively culpable, or fully such a person can be living in Gods grace, can love and can also grow in the life of grace and charity, while receiving the Churchs help to this end.
The footnote for that paragraph (305), footnote 351, states that in certain cases, this can include the help of the sacraments, and later states that the Eucharist is not a prize for the perfect, but a powerful medicine and nourishment for the weak', quoting Pope Francis' own 2013 apostolic exhortation on the new evangelization, Evangelii gaudium.
Asked if this footnote admits of certain cases where the divorced-and-remarried may receive Communion, Fr. Petri first said that the teaching on the matter comes from Our Lord Himself, wh o said that one who divorces their spouse and marries another commits adultery. The footnote cannot suggest carte blanche that everyone receive or not receive Communion, he explained.
Any passage must be interpreted in light of existing Church teaching, he said.
He pointed to the Pontifical Council for Legislative Texts 2000 Declaration Concerning the Admission to Holy Communion of Faithful Who are Divorced and Remarried, which is cited in Amoris laetitia.
Regarding reception of Communion by divorced-and-remarried persons, the declaration states:
Those faithful who are divorced and remarried would not be considered to be within the situation of serious habitual sin who would not be able, for serious motives - such as, for example, the upbringing of the children to satisfy the obligation of separation, assuming the task of living in full continence, that is, abstaining from the acts proper to spouses (Familiaris consortio, n. 84), and who on the basis of that intention have received the sacrament of Penance. Given that the fact that these faithful are not living more uxorio is per se occult, while their condition as persons who are divorced and remarried is per se manifest, they will be able to receive Eucharistic Communion only remoto scandalo.
It is the priests job to help form a persons conscience so they can correctly determine if they are in this state or not, Fr. Petri explained.
We have to accompany people where they are in their moral life, and help them move forward. And thats going to be different for every particular circumstance, he said, adding that pastoral care can often be murky and circumstantial.
In the footnote, Pope Francis refers in the first place to the Sacrament of Penance, Martens said, and then to Holy Communion. This order points to Church teaching of reception of Holy Communion only after ones sins have been forgiven in the Sacrament of Penance and they are in the state of grace, he said.
The Pope has underscored the importance of confession for his entire papacy, he added.


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The US Post Office teamed up with Temple University's Center for Neural Decision Making to scientifically test the effects of how print works to direct our buying habits versus digital advertising. With neuromarketing tools such as eye tracking cameras and MRI, the study found how print offers several advantages over just using digital marketing.
The key advantages of print marketing over digital marketing are:
Customers spent more time reading the print ad, were more emotionally engaged.
High quality photos, color and the right amount of text taps into the person's emotions.
They were much more able to remember and recall the information.
A week after viewing the print ad, participants were able to remember the print ad.
They were subconsciously driven by the ad's message to take action.
Direct mail, posters, product displays, etc. can really influence customer's buying choice.
They placed more value on the goods or services advertised.
Using the the right paper, unique print techniques and photos all help enhance the product.
The study showed "that physical ads generate brain activity associated with a higher perceived value and desirability of the advertised product or service. Recent research shows that activation in this area (ventral striatum) during product evaluation is the strongest predictor of real-world market behavior, like purchases and sales"
There's no denying that print is still the king of getting your message out to the audience to influence their decision making. Digital has it's place and can be even more effect with print advertising for longer lasting engagement.
What are your thoughts? Let us know in the comments.


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The biggest fear for a divorcing couple is the financial cost of a divorce—if they do not have children. But if a couple has children, then naturally, one of the top concerns will be how a divorce will affect them. This concern is sometimes enough for parents to delay a divorce. But if you have initiated the divorce process, the good news is that there are several steps that you can take to shield your kids. Here are some of them:
1. First of all, pursuing as uncontentious a divorce as possible will protect your kids, not to mention it will save both you and your spouse a lot of headache and costs too. The reality is that divorce litigation should be no one's go-to option. It often means months of nasty, bitter battles as spouses try to bankrupt one another, only that the extra legal fees will hurt them both. These would also be months of their children feeling like they are in limbo. Of course, litigation is inevitable in some cases, but if possible, divorce mediation or an uncontested divorce is far, far better way to approach divorce. This saves you money, sure, but more importantly, your kids would not be caught in the middle of endless skirmishes, and they could move on with their lives that much sooner.
2. Of course, even if you do avoid the fights in court, there is still the chance that your children can be exposed to the rancor of fights whenever their parents meet, as if being shuffled from house to house was not already stressful enough on them. And then if you badmouth their other parent in front of them, this is hurtful to your child. If you grill your child with questions on what they did with your ex, this can be stressful for them too. You do not want to stage conflicts in front of your kids, and when they are over, you can spend your time helping them, providing them with the opportunities to do what they enjoy instead of thinking about the divorce.
3. Therapy can be immensely helpful too—and not just for your child either. If you go to a therapist, you may be able to dump all your unhealthy emotions about the divorce, meaning that your kids might never have to see you express these. And of course, with the emotional turmoil your child can be going through, therapy may also help them open up and cope.
4. And as much as you can be focused on your children, remember that looking after yourself also helps them. If you do not make time to unwind, then your tension can influence your kids. Especially when your children are with your ex, you can use that time to get a massage, have a quiet night in, or to go out with your friends. When you are happier, this can help you be a better parent.
5. To close with the biggest measure you need to take: communicate with your kids. Consistently. You may think that they are assured already that they are not to blame for the divorce, but it is usual for kids to feel guilt, to feel responsible. Your children need to know that their parents' issues are one-hundred percent to blame for the divorce, and that they are in no way responsible. They also need to be confident that their parents love them, that you both want to stay in their lives and keep meaningful and healthy relationships with them.
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By Lt. Col. Ellen KrenkeFebruary 2, 2009
ARLINGTON, Va. (Army News Service, Feb. 2, 2009) - One week after a major ice storm that stretched from the Ozarks through Appalachia, three states are still recovering with the help of the National Guard.
Kentucky, Arkansas and Missouri still have troops on duty clearing debris and conducting welfare checks, and they are getting help from neighboring states as well.
In Kentucky, the state's entire Army National Guard and about 325 Air National Guard members have been activated for a total of 5,000 in what has been described as the largest call-up in state history.
Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear said in a news release that he made the decision to ensure the safety and well-being of Kentucky's citizens after a storm that left about 700,000 residents without power and paralyzed the western part of the state.
"It's going to be a long haul for us," he told the Associated Press on Sunday as he toured the state. "We've thrown everything we have at it. We're going to continue to do that until everyone is back in their homes and back on their feet."
The Kentucky Guard is also providing communications support, engineering capability, power generation, security and aviation recovery missions as well as distributing food and water.
Through an Emergency Management Assistance Compact request, the Florida Air National Guard will provide six Regional Emergency Response Networks, which is a communications system operated by a four-person team, and the Tennessee National Guard will send 30 Humvees to help with the storm response. More Humvees are expected to come from other states today.
According to the National Guard Bureau, the Kentucky Guard has distributed about 100 generators throughout the state.
Beshear said the storm was the biggest natural disaster to ever hit the state. The Associated Press reported that the storm knocked out power to 1.3 million customers from Texas to Maine, including 700,000 in Kentucky and 300,000 in Arkansas.
In Arkansas, almost 1,000 Guardmembers are currently working in nine counties across the northern third of the state. They are being deployed in 50-man teams to support local authorities.
One such team was sent to Marmaduke, Ark., to clear debris from the roadways, while others went door-to-door to notify the residents of a boil order in the area.
During the door-to-door visits, Soldiers encountered a single mother and her children who had been stranded with nothing to eat for a number of days, according to a news release from the Arkansas Guard. The Soldiers provided the family with their own food and water and notified community leaders for further support.
The Arkansas Guard has also provided power generation, cots and blankets, emergency shelter, fuel, water, shower systems, radios and chainsaws.
Capt. Chris Heathscott, the state public affairs officer, said the Guard's missions are expected to continue until the power companies restore power to the affected communities.
In Missouri, about 400 Guardmembers have been sent to 10 counties to support the needs of the communities in the southeast part of the state.
"The service of our Citizen-Soldiers and -Airmen in southeast Missouri continues to be invaluable in this recovery effort," said Gov. Jay Nixon.
In addition to route clearance and welfare checks, the Guardmembers have provided transportation support as well as 15 trucks of water, three trucks of cots and two trucks of blankets in Jefferson City, Mo. Two, five-ton trucks were sent to Poplar Bluff, Mo., to distribute food and water in the area.
"While Missourians continue to be affected by this devastating storm, your Missouri National Guard works alongside communities to help citizens get the help they need," said Brig. Gen. Stephen Danner, adjutant general of the Missouri National Guard.
Danner and the governor visited the affected areas over the weekend. "During our visit to the area yesterday, my heart went out to those families affected by the devastation," Danner said. "But as bad as the devastation is, the local communities are working nonstop to ensure their citizens get the help they need.
"The Missouri National Guard is proud to be a strong part of that help," he said.
(Air Force Lt. Col. Ellen Krenke serves with the National Guard Bureau Public Affairs Office.)


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Your 2-Story Beauty Is A Beast
The Cold, the Cleaning Persuade More Owners to Convert Rooms
By Dan Rafter
Special to The Washington Post
Saturday, November 6, 2004; Page F01
Raymond Sutch remembers the reaction when he and his wife, Carol, first stepped into the two-story family room in what is now their home in Grasonville on Maryland's Eastern Shore: "We loved it. Those tall ceilings and that wide-open space was so impressive. That was what sold us on the house."
Since that initial "wow," though, the couple has learned a few unpleasant truths about such soaring, wide-open rooms. They have learned, for example, that it is awfully difficult to heat a room with an 18-foot ceiling. They have learned, too, that even the quietest TV set will send noise barreling to bedrooms that overlook a wide-open family room. And cleaning such a space? That's another challenge.
"You needed an 18-foot ladder just to clean the windows," Sutch said. "It wasn't practical at all."
Late last year the couple called in a builder to eliminate their house's two-story family room. The process was simple: In two weeks the builder, by adding a floor and some drywall, had drastically lowered the room's ceiling. And the Sutches had a new recreation room complete with pool table and about 350 new square feet of living space.
"We love it," Raymond Sutch said. "It makes such a difference. I use that rec room a lot."
Sutch isn't unique. Builders and real estate agents across the Washington area, and across the nation, say that more homeowners are replacing their two-story family rooms and foyers with extra living space, by lowering the cavernous ceilings and adding home offices, bedrooms, playrooms or rec rooms.
The reasons are the same as those mentioned by Sutch: The drama created by soaring ceilings is impressive, and is often a main reason why people purchase a specific house. But such grand rooms are impractical. That space under the sky-high ceiling is wasted, after all. And heating such rooms can prove both challenging and expensive.
It's no wonder, then, that Tim Champion, owner of Stevensville, Md.-based Champion Improvements Inc., has within the past year been called in by two homeowners to create extra rooms out of two-story family rooms.
In the first job, Champion turned the unused space into a bedroom. The second job was building the Sutch family rec room. Neither job was difficult: Each took about two weeks, and each gave the homeowners an extra 350 to 400 square feet of living space.
"Those high ceilings are a grandiose kind of thing that may help sell a house, but it's like buying a car with a CD player that has a six-CD-changer in the trunk. How often do you use it?" Champion said. "After you spend a little time in the house you realize you can really use the extra space that a new room would give you."
Nationally, Laura O'Neil knows home trends. She is the home design editor with Better Homes and Gardens, and from her magazine's office in Des Moines she commonly uncovers changes that are just starting to take hold.
And the trend of transforming the extra space of two-story foyers, living rooms, family rooms and entryways is one that is growing, O'Neil said.
"People are realizing that bigger and taller are not necessarily better," she said.
Fueling this movement is the increased desire of homeowners to live in cozy, well-defined spaces, O'Neil said. Two-story rooms may look impressive, but they can actually be intimidating and cold, she said.
"People want that warm feeling when they walk into a room," O'Neil said. "I like this change. I like it when architects design more comfortable things, when they create rooms that really fit the way people live."
That last point is key, O'Neil said. Some homeowners are turning away from two-story rooms because of the many everyday problems they pose: They're hard to decorate. They're hard to heat. They're noisy. It's hard to clean those far-off corners. Smaller rooms make more sense because they don't come with these same problems, she said.
Boyce Thompson, editorial director of District-based Builder Magazine, said this move back toward smaller, more manageable rooms and away from soaring spaces started four or five years ago in California, the way so many trends do. It is now working its way across the country. Builders today are being challenged to create drama in more creative ways: Rather than simply building a two-story entranceway or family room, for instance, builders and architects are turning instead to creating flexible living areas, Thompson said.
While builders in recent years almost automatically turned to soaring spaces to create drama, there are other, more practical ways to do the same thing, Thompson said. One way a builder can do this is by giving people a long view through a house out its back windows and onto a porch that looks like an extension of the home, he said.
"Homeowners want surprises when they turn a corner," Thompson said. "People are choosing to bring their living areas down to a more human scale. They are putting in defined sitting rooms where you can pay the bills or play the piano. They are adding second home offices or a conservatory. People are now buying houses that have more defined spaces rather than that totally open floor plan. They want rooms that they can do different things with."
Thompson said he expects more homeowners will turn away from two-story rooms. He has seen this in the Washington region already. Builders here are reacting quickly to clients' shifting needs and are open to creating floor plans that don't include the two-story foyer or family room.
This doesn't mean, though, that soaring ceilings or two-story living rooms will become extinct any time soon. There are cases where such magnificent spaces are called for, Thompson said.
"A beautiful two-story entry foyer can still impress. If you have a home on a magnificent lot and you have an opportunity to put a grandiose two-story family room facing that wooded lot, then that can be very impressive," he said.
Homeowners shouldn't worry that converting a two-story family room into a smaller family room with an office atop it will hurt their profit come resale time. Leslye Edwards, a real estate agent with Prudential Carruthers Real Estate in Hamilton, in western Loudoun County, said the extra living space created by such a change will more than offset the loss of visual drama.
"People are always looking for that extra space," Edwards said. "The more usable square footage, the better. I know buyers who shop specifically to avoid the two-story ceilings."
Count Edwards, in fact, as a fan of smaller, more practical rooms. She has purchased one of the lots in a new community to be built in Round Hill, the Woodlands at Round Hill. Rather than go with the two-story foyer the builder offered, Edwards has elected to use that space instead to create a princess suite -- a bedroom with private bath and dressing room -- for her daughter. "She didn't want to share a bath with her brother," Edwards explained.
Dan Stone, an agent with Re/Max Allegiance in Alexandria, lives in a Fairfax County house with a two-story family room. And while he likes the way the room looks, he admits that it's not very practical. He has the TV problem, for instance: He can't sit in his family room late at night and watch TV without everyone in the house being kept awake by the same program.
Stone said that builders today are getting more creative. Many, for instance, are creating drama more practically by offering higher ceilings throughout a house. Instead of an 18-foot family room, builders will include 10-foot ceilings throughout the entire first floor, Stone said.
Stone agreed with Edwards that eliminating a two-story foyer or living room will have little impact on a home's resale value.
"Really, you have almost a 50-50 camp on this. I have some people who won't even look at a home if it doesn't include a two-story family room. Others won't look at a home if it does have one," he said.
Carter Morrow, a builder based in Round Hill, is a strong advocate for smaller, more practical living spaces. While avoiding two-story rooms, Morrow, owner of Bay Homes, creates drama more subtly: He will vary ceiling heights throughout a level, for instance, offering, say, a nine-foot ceiling in a house's kitchen and an eight-foot one in the breakfast nook right off it. Ceiling heights might stretch to 10 or 11 feet in the master bedroom.
It's a philosophy similar to that espoused by some of the most popular home design books of recent years, architect Sarah Susanka's "The Not So Big House," and its similarly named sequels. Those books maintain that comfort and high-quality design are more important than sheer size.
As the costs of building continue to rise, big empty spaces make less sense than ever, Morrow said. He recommends that home buyers instead spend their money on nicer finishes and details.
"The idea is to get more functionality out of a room and to create a human-scale environment," Morrow said. "It's about creating smaller, cozier areas. Builder models are very impressive when you first see them and their two-story family rooms. But those are not livable rooms. You have to deal with the temperature changes, the amount of light, the noise, the lack of privacy. It's not a human-scale room."
To support his point, and his theories, Morrow said, he observes the way people react as they move through a house. At parties, he said, people will first be wowed by a two-story family room. But after remarking at how impressive the room is, they will most likely congregate in the kitchen or dining room, rooms that are more pleasing because they are built on a smaller scale.
"People gravitate to the areas that feel comfortable," Morrow said. "I always ask people if they really want one of these two-story rooms or if they just think they do because it's what's been in every new home they've seen."
Morrow's message seems to be spreading. Just ask real estate agent Stone what he thinks about his own two-story family room.
"I have to admit, this room is kind of stupid," he said.
© 2004 The Washington Post Company


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Each year at St. Mary School, students in grades 4-8 participate in the Catholic Fair. The intent of the Catholic Fair is to teach the larger community, and the community of the school itself, about the Catholic faith and Catholic practices.
Each student chooses a topic from a list provided by the teacher. The student does some basic research on the topic and puts together a display to "teach" what they have learned from their research. The displays are posted in the school during Catholic Schools Week.
The general topics covered this year will include:
4th – Commandments and Beatitudes
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With that in mind, how would you describe the character design in Lost Planet 2? A fusion between Western and Eastern?
Yes, that's absolutely the direction we were aiming for. I think our designers did a good job.
Dead Rising, a hugely successful game, was developed in Japan. Its sequel has been farmed out to a Canadian developer Blue Castle – being assisted by certain members of Capcom Japan, including Keiji Inafune. Can you explain a little of how this works? Are there any difficulties?
It's a unique experience. We have the original game's director and the planning team speaking with Blue Castle on almost a daily basis – this is very much an equal collaboration between the two teams. What we wanted to achieve was to meld Capcom's DNA with a foreign studio, while at the same time taking advantage of their strong points as well.
Your last collaboration was Bionic Commando,a bold and pioneering development project between Europe and Japan. Unfortunately the game didn't score or sell very well, and you've since admitted that development collaborations sometimes haven't gone smoothly because cultural differences tend to get in the way of harmony...
Unfortunately, that was an experience we learned several hard lessons from. Bionic Commando was slightly differentfrom Dead Rising 2; it was essentially commissioned and farmed out to Grin, with Ben Judd producing the game from Capcom Japan. As far as Dead Rising 2 is concerned, we have daily video conferences with Blue Castle, and studio visits every few weeks. The lines of communication on this project have been greatly expanded.
You admitted at DICE 09 that Japan is an island nation close to being homogenous. What's it like having a Westerner like Ben Judd in your ranks? Does he have to work extra hard to impress or does the fact he's American mean he's a handy point of reference for Western culture?
(Pauses for a moment and giggles with translator.) Sorry, we're just thinking about Ben! We were laughing because he's such an easy-going, typical American guy. Coming to Japan and learning the language, the different business practices, understanding our mentality – that takes a massive effort and is not to be under-estimated. Having said that, Capcom is a laid back company – the atmosphere in our Osaka base is totally differentfrom Tokyo. We're probably the most comfortable Japanese games company for a Westerner like Ben to work for.
So what's Ben up to at the moment then?
He's busy reflecting upon himself and his mistakes! (More giggles.) Seriously though, Capcom's culture is not simply to fire a person for their errors; Bionic Commando was a chance for Ben to grow, and hopefully he'll have learned valuable lessons for a future project.
Are you following the bust-up between Modern Warfare devs Infinity Ward and their publisher Activision? What's your take on the relationship between a publisher and a developer – can it often be fractious, or does this not happen as much in Japan since developers are usually integrated into a publisher?
I think larger companies have their own special responsibility in comparison to smaller studios. I'm unaware as to the exact cause of their argument, but falling-outs usually stem from both sides failing to understand or appreciate one another's position. Maybe they simply need to communicate more.
Are independent developers hired by publishers the way forward in Japan, as they seem to be in the West?
It's an interesting point. Some famous Japanese creators went on to open up their own studios. However, I would like to use the analogy of a hospital to explain my stance. In a large hospital, a doctor might become famous and decide to open his own clinic. He's going make an awful lot of money there, but perhaps the patients he'll treat will only be limited. However, if he'd stayed in the hospital he may only have received an average salary, but he'd also have gotten to participate in a wide range of research, and treat a lot of different patients. You have to think long and hard about stuff like this if you're going to make your own move.
If Lost Planet 2 becomes an enormous success and you're suddenly given carte blanche to create your own dream project at Capcom, what would it be?
I'd rather take a very long holiday!
Good answer! But after that?
You know, I like being at Capcom and I especially love my team, so I'd engage in a deep discussion with them and – rather than impose my own ideas per se – I'd gather opinions from the floor...
You sound like a great boss. Okay, if you did get to go on your belated holiday, what one game would you bring to play?
(A very, very long pause.) Super Mario World on the SNES.
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North-east Scotland has a special interest in the First Minister's trade mission to China this week (your report, 23 July).
Hopefully Nicola Sturgeon will be discussing with the Chinese government a crucial matter of mutual interest: this is the future of the North Sea, as the Chinese are the sixth largest producer of oil.
Moreover, the strategy of the Chinese is critical as their oil is the benchmark for pricing worldwide.
Will a discussion of China's view of world oil prices be on the trade mission's agenda?
Perhaps the recently appointed head of Oil and Gas UK is one of the expert delegates speaking for the North-east.
Arguably, oil economists don't all agreed on whether China would welcome a substantial increase in global oil prices.
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