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Riveted from afar, we now must take up cause of children on our own soil
I, like many, watched the riveting story of the boys in Thailand over the past several weeks. Boys, led by their adult coach, made a serious mistake entering a dangerous situation. We intently watched the drama of these boys separated from their families. The Thai nation drew upon all resources, including US service members, in an effort to save the boys and reunite their families. In short order, they accomplished the Apollo 13 of cave rescues.
Reflecting, I wonder why so many of us were focused on these boys and their safety. They are not our children, but thousands of miles away we cared deeply about them. Yet many in our nation sat idly as our government planned the mass separation of thousands of children. We watch helplessly today as our government demonstrates incompetence in completing the reunification of these children with their families — something that the president publicly promised and our courts have ordered.
We should reflect on the irony of what we have felt. We all need to have the same passion and interest about these other trapped children. We need to demand an immediate solution and hold accountable those responsible for this abuse.
For Thai parents and migrant parents, a common vigil
I agree with Michael J. Socolow that the story of those boys trapped in a Thai cave allows us to "reaffirm the most basic elements of humanity" ("The Thai teens and the baby in the well," Opinion, July 10). We recognize the extraordinary cooperation, at least from afar, of a variety of countries who have sent their best to help. We all root for a good outcome; we want those young people to survive and thrive. I am disappointed, however, that Socolow thinks "these stories could rescue journalism." Really, that is the best you can hope for?
I am hoping that this story, which is a real-life event, might encourage us to think about those children who are similarly trapped, in cages, because they were separated from their parents at the border. Their fate is also a real-life event. While there has been an outcry to reunite them with their parents, the process is agonizingly slow, without the need to teach them how to swim or dive or breathe through a mask.
The parallels and contrasts could not be more startling. We see the Thai parents holding on for dear life — just like the parents of those children separated at the border. To me, that is the story: the universality of parents wanting to see their children alive and well. No matter where they live.


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By Amy P.
After an explosive start to the season complete with quadruple wins in a row, Canucks fans on October 20th were feeling more excited and hopeful than they have in many agonizing and long months.
However, the warning signs were there. Three out of the four victorious games were shootout or overtime wins due to weak starts on our part, after which we were humbly and heroically dubbed the "Comeback Canucks." The fourth and only regulation win was against the Buffalo Sabres, a team not many were expecting to be much of a challenge initially anyway, in particular as their injured star player Jack Eichel was noticeably missing from the line-up.
To rebut the skeptics, many fans argued that after such an explosive start, did it really matter how we won games, as long as we snagged the two points in the end?
Now, after a string of eight losses, the answer seems to be a yes.
With that being said, let's skip over this glaringly low point in our season to arrive at what must be a silver lining: upcoming games with rivals or former teammates that are guaranteed to be entertaining.
- December 3rd – vs. Toronto Maple Leafs
Hockey Night in Canada on the third of December will absolutely come alive, as the Canucks, who don't easily forgive and forget (and rightfully so), vengefully take on the Leafs at Rogers Arena. We'll be facing the deadly wrist shot of first overall draft pick Auston Matthews, unforgettable for his historical four-goal NHL debut, along with Mitch Marner, Tyler Bozak, and … Nazem Kadri, who is also unforgettable in my eyes, but for another reason altogether, one that ties together with the events of November 5th, 2016.
The question of 'what in the world happened that game' concerns itself not with why the fights started, but how they ultimately ended. Midway through the game, Leafs player Morgan Rielly lay a shoulder-to-shoulder hit on the Canucks' Jannik Hansen, deemed clean by the referees, followed by a very unnecessary and dangerous shoulder-to-head hit from the Leafs' Nazem Kadri on our very own Daniel Sedin. Slight bias on my part may be detected, but anybody who isn't a blind and staunch Leafs supporter would see why that violent hit subsequently led to a line brawl in which our rookie is targeted and chaos ensues.
Now it becomes clear why December 3rd is the day to watch.
2. December 10th – vs. Florida Panthers
A week after the Leafs, the Canucks visit the Florida Panthers. It seems that every season we make a trade, small or significant, with the Panthers; noteworthy trades include Roberto Luongo and, most recently, young rookie Jared McCann. Erik Gudbranson, who we acquired just this season, will face his former team for the first time.
3. February 11th – vs. Boston Bruins
DailyHive Vancouver's Bailey Meadows writes "there's no love lost between these two teams." The 2011 playoffs may have been about 6 and a half years ago, but the memory of our tremendous loss still scorches my mind. No matter when or where, the Boston Bruins versus the Canucks is a game teeming with old rivals, seething sentiments, and, like the Taylor Swift song, lots of bad blood.
4. February 14th – vs. Pittsburgh Penguins
Happy Valentine's Day; time to play the 2016 Stanley Cup Champions! Canadian 'GOAT' (greatest-of-all-time, this is not an insult) Sidney Crosby, Evgeni Malkin, and Phil Kessel are a consistently fruitful and offensively potent trio. February 14th will also be the first time Brandon Sutter has returned to Pittsburgh for a game since being traded; last season he faced an injury during the Canucks' only away game against the Penguins.
5. April 8th and 9th – vs. Edmonton Oilers
In the 2014-15 season, we swept the Oilers. Last year, however, our record was a less-stellar 2-2-1, thus proving many things, one of which includes the fact that the Oilers are increasing their offensive game, partially due to the likes of Connor McDavid. Not only will the Edmonton Oilers be the last team the Canucks face in the regular season this year, they will be in back-to-back games, in which both teams will be fighting hard to gain those last few points for, hopefully, the Playoff runs.

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On Getting Healthy: Breaking Up Mental Scar Tissue
Mental scar tissue is a roadblock to getting healthy.
I used to get angry every time a friend would post their workouts or healthy meals on Facebook. Every run, every burpee, every low carb, gluten-free, high protein meal made me nauseous. They were always followed by a happy face too, which made it 10K times worse: "training for this weekends half-marathon!!!" "Worked up an awesome sweat at CrossFit this morning – can't wait for tomorrow!" and "Mmmmmmm – roasted cauliflower is where it's at!" (It actually is quite tasty).
But I wasn't angry at them; well, I thought I was, but after reading so many posts about how happy and healthy all of my friends were I realized that my anger was misdirected. I was really pissed off at myself because I wasn't like them. I was the opposite of them. And worse, I told myself for years that I could never be like them.
Defining Mental Scar Tissue
When we talk about scar tissue, we typically think of the way the body heals after an injury when the original tissue is damaged. It can be found as a visible scar on the outside, or as built up tissue on the inside. Our own negative experiences, whether by other's influence or our own, help to build up what I call mental scar tissue. The negative words, the put downs, the mental abuse – all of this takes a toll on our persona, on who we are and who we are supposed to be. The words get built up in our heads and prevent us from doing the things that we are capable of.
Breaking Up Mental Scar Tissue
When you start a new workout routine, especially if recovering from an injury, you are breaking up scar tissue that will then allow your body to move the way it was intended to. The same goes for getting your head right – seeing yourself in a positive light is the first step in owning your life. Here's how to do it:
Look in the mirror and tell yourself that you are awesome. Seriously. Do it once day, everyday. You know why? Because you are, but you need some convincing. Who better to convince you than yourself?
Stop saying "I can't". How do you know you can't? Have you tried getting healthy? I mean really given it your all? Don't sell yourself short – you are capable of far more things than you think you are.
Remove the word "try" from your vocabulary. Tthe word "try" gives us an out. For example: "I'll try to get to the gym tomorrow." No you won't. Either go or don't. "Try not. Do or do not. There is no 'try'." – Yoda
Harness the power of the word 'yet'. It opens doors. It changes perspectives. It give hopes. It lifts fog. It clears the mind for the future ahead.
The next time you say you can't do something, add the word YET to the end of that statement, and watch what happens.
See obstacles as opportunities. Remember my super happy Facebook friends? Although I was angry and discouraged, what they were really doing was inspiring me and giving me the opportunity to be like them – healthy and happy.
Look in the mirror and tell yourself that you are awesome. Did I already say that? Do it again.
This is your life – you are here only for a visit, and you deserve to be happy. Heck, we were intended to be happy! Why else would we be here? Break up that mental scar tissue and own your life.


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It'll be around five more months before I turn eighteen, and start looking into tattoo parlors for the right tattooist to engrave his ink into my skin. Some people find tattoo graffiti for the body, which may be so, but I've always found graffiti quite admirable.
There have been many things that I've gone through in my life that have caused great hardship for me, and etched itself into the person that I am today. I cannot go back, I cannot become the person I once was, but I can strive to become me, to guide who I will become in the future. I can't say that I've pushed myself through the hardships, but got up every day regardless of the outcomes. I have given up at times, admittedly there have been months of just giving up. Just nothing except breathing, getting up, going back to bed. Repeat.I have been studying Japanese for five years now, and I'll always continue to learn it. I am not certain if I will ever become fluent, or visit it's motherland, but it means a lot to me. It fits so well inside myself that I doubt I can ever let it go. Over the years I have dropped a lot of my passions, but I've never had the heart to drop my studies in the Japanese language.
I cannot remember where I first saw the kanji, or what struck me about it so that it sparked the need to have it engraved on my skin, like all my past discrepancies have been engraved on my heart. I wanted it somewhere inconspicuous, somewhere only the observant eye would notice. That's when I decided I wanted the "chikara" kanji tattooed on the back of my neck.
"Chikara" is sometimes defined as "power", but it's true meaning is more closely translated to "strength" or "effort". I'm not sure if I could say I have much strength, but the effort of getting up to see the day ahead of me, no matter how weary I was of the sky outside my window, describes who I am, or who I ought to be.


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Out On The Town: Celebrating Guildery Over Two Days In The Bay Area
Celebrating the newest disruption in the tech-meets-design department, Guildery is changing how consumers are creating color coordinated home looks with its short lead time and customization capabilites. Using digital printing (on Belgian Linen nonetheless) and consulting with the industry's top artisanal textile designers, they curate exclusive pattern collections that transform into complimentary color stories with no effort at all. On May 12, 2015, we toasted to their success at their new pop-up shop in Los Altos, and on May 13, 2015 at Anyon Atelier in San Francisco.
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Understanding Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)
Understanding the Condition and Overcoming Skepticism
Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) is a complex and poorly understood neuropathic (nerve-related) pain condition characterized by its relationship to the autonomic (unconscious or involuntary) nervous system. The pain is regional, meaning it is not solely related to a specific nerve territory or dermatome (area of skin that is mainly supplied by a single spinal nerve). Some experts believe that CRPS represents an exaggerated response of the sympathetic nervous system to some form of injury, resulting in chronic and severe pain. CRPS is partly misunderstood because it is often associated with continuing complaints of severe pain that seem disproportionate to any related trauma or possible inciting event. Put another way, CRPS is often associated with reports of a high severity of pain that would seem disproportionate to a related trauma. CRPS is also associated with complaints of pain disproportionate in time, meaning that following a traumatic event, when medical professionals would expect the acute phases of pain and swelling to have subsided, patients are still complaining of high severity pain.
CRPS is often associated with complaints of burning pain present even without stimulation or movement, excessive sweating, swelling, changes in skin color, changes in hair and nail growth, and sensitivity to touch. The pain may begin in one area or limb and then spread to other limbs. Current research suggests that CRPS is not the result of a single disease mechanism, but instead by a complex set of interacting mechanisms within the patient's body. CRPS will often develop following forceful trauma to an arm or a leg, including fracture, crush, and amputation type injuries. Other more minor traumas such as surgery, sprained ankle, and even injections impacting a nerve can lead to CRPS.
There is no "gold standard" diagnostic test or method for confirming a diagnosis of CRPS. However, a general consensus of criteria used to diagnose CRPS, known as the Budapest Criteria, has emerged. To satisfy the Budapest Criteria, a certain number of both self-reported CRPS symptoms and objective CRPS signs observed by the physician on examination must exist.
Plaintiff's involved in litigation often must overcome skepticism regarding the diagnosis of CRPS following an accident or trauma, due to its association with pain disproportionate to the trauma and its reliance upon the patient's own subjective complaints for diagnosis. Inevitably, defense attorneys in cases involving CRPS rely upon a defense that the plaintiff is a malingerer, exaggerator, liar, or simply suffering from a purely psychological disorder of their own making. In order to overcome this skepticism, the subtleties and complexities of CRPS must first be explained to the jury through an expert specialized on the condition. Documentation within the medical record, aside from generalized complaints of pain, which demonstrate the particular symptoms associated with CRPS must be highlighted and explained to a jury. Multiple damages witnesses such as family, friends, and coworkers must be called upon to challenge the defense's attack on the plaintiff's character. Only through this multi-pronged approach can a plaintiff suffering from CRPS secure an award commensurate with their outsized suffering.


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Big Dig in Finsbury Park
Big Dig is coming to London on the 21st of April and this time ELL is taking part. Whoop whoop! We will be digging loads of woodchip and putting it on our lovely new paths, along with cardboard underneath. In addition, we'll be planting a few new trees along the side of Seven Sisters Road. Will be great exercise and good fun. And cake. 30 gardens have already signed up. You can see them all on this map http://www.bigdig.org.uk/london/
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Sweep the Hooch at Sope Creek- April 7th
Come "Sweep the Hooch" with us and give some love to the shared use trails at Sope Creek April 7th from 9AM to 1 PM. We will be working with the Chattahoochee Riverkeeper and the National Park Service doing much needed trail maintenance on the trails at Sope Creek as well as picking up trash. Sign up here: https://
Mega Build Week at Sykes Park- 3/26-4/1
The Sykes Park Mega Build Week is going down 3/26-4/1! We are building a rad little trail for your ITP week day sessions or mixed surface urban adventures, with rock drops, berm turns, challenging climbs and some downhill flow.
The Sykes Park build out will be Phase One of the Ride and Fly Trail System, a mixed surface urban MTB route connecting pocket parks and bike park facilities. Read about the Ride and Fly here: http://mtbatlanta.com/ride-and-fly/
Come on out and lend a hand anytime you like during the week while we are building, after work or on the weekend. Wear closed toed shoes, long pants and bring gloves, water, snacks and your epi pen if you are allergic to bees. We'll have the tools ready for you!
More info on the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/183022482315871 or over on our Events Calendar.
All Out 2017 Work Party at Southside Park
We're going All Out with REI and Red Brick Brewing on Saturday, January 28th 9 A.M. to 12 P.M. Park Pride's Friends of Southside Park and SORBA Atlanta are hosting a Volunteer Work Party to clean up trash around the new Evergreen Trail to help beautify the Park and celebrate a commitment to get outside every day in 2017. After the Work Party, we will head on over to Red Brick Brewing on the Westside to celebrate with fellowship and some cold beer from Red Brick. Register here for the event at Red Brick: https://www.rei.com/events/all-out-2017-at-red-brick-brewing/atlanta/164040. Check out the info on the Work Party on our Calendar or on our Facebook event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/279084129176099/.
Sope Creek Machine Work
Phase Two of the Sope Creek Machine Maintenance Project begins Monday, January 25th. This project will last for 2 weeks and the work will be concentrated on the Upper Loop (Sope Creek Side) and the bi-directional trail at Fox Creek in the middle of the figure 8 loop. We will also be moving 10 tons of rock to various armoring projects on the trail system.
Please be mindful of the machine workers, Park staff and volunteers who are out working on the trails when you ride. There will be signs to indicate where we are working. If you pass, make sure the workers see you, especially the machine operator. Safety is our number one priority.
This project will end on Friday, February 5th, with a 100 volunteers doing armoring and finishing work by a group called Tourism Cares in partnership with the CNRA and IMBA Sorba Atlanta.


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NAIROBI, Jan. 9 (Xinhua) -- Kenya's Dominic Ondoro will put his marathon title up for grabs when he lines up on the streets of Houston on Jan 14.
Ondoro has savored a successful bid after two losses and is under pressure to prove his fitness against a strong challenge from Ethiopian runners.
"I love running in Houston and have done all that is required in training. But running and winning are not the same and when we line up on Jan. 14. Past form will count for nothing, but the day' s form will be what matters and the weather," he said on Tuesday.
Last year, against all odds, Ondoro emerged victorious having finished in fourth and fifth place in 2017 and 2016.
Running in a damp and foggy weather the Kenyan posted a fast time of 2:12:05 to become the first Kenyan to prevail since David Cheruiyot won Houston for a third time in 2008.
With the allure of making Kenya team for the Commonwealth Games still glowing, Ondoro must scheme how best to beat Ethiopians Bazu Worku (2:05:25) and Yitayal Atnafu (2:07:21).
In the women's race, New York Marathon third-placer Mamitu Daska stands out as the fastest in a pack of elite runners with a time of 2:21:59, which she claimed in winning in Houston back in 2011.
The Ethiopian will face a strong challenge from Ethiopian teammates Abebech Afework (2:23:33), Biruktayit Degefa (2:23:51) and Belaynesh Oljira (2:24:21).


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Kendall´s Blog – Childhood and Youth Empowerment.
During my time in Bolivia I along with my team have worked with Child Fund in various centers around La Paz to help educate young children who have school in the morning but usually stay in the house pr work in the afternoons and give them educational support.
The project that I am part of in the Las Lomas center aims to educate children in different age groups from babies to teenagers about nutrition and sport. Teaching the children about these subjects is important as the children -and some of their parents- will not know much about having a balanced and healthy diet and keeping fit. Myself, my fellow UK volunteer whom I work with, Liam and our cooperate, Adrianna decided that in order to get the importance of nutrition across to the younger children who most likely wouldn´t sit and listen if we just told them everything and just expected them to take it all in. So, we decided that we should do a puppet show in which the characters are fruit and vegetables.
I was in charge of the scripts which were difficult at first because we had to include culture of peace values such as respect for life, ending of violence, human rights and lots more while keeping the storyline child appropriate. Also writing about fruit and vegetables that go to high school and deal with bullying, school work and things that teenagers deal with seems a little silly at first. I eventually produced some okay scripts with the needed values included while keeping the storyline kid friendly with some added humor and lighter values such as friendship and family though I would say that three out of five of the scripts did focus on different types of bullying or violence and I should have used each of those themes once and then moved on.
That being said the children did enjoy the puppet shows and I feel it was a fun way to educate them especially since we had each of the characters at the end of each puppet show talk about how they´re good for the body and ask the children questions such as what they know about that specific fruit or vegetable and what they would eat it with.
For the older children we choose to have activities and games to see how much they know about keeping healthy and finding out what they like to eat for each meal. But we did take a different approach by telling them about different nutrition values and showing them the nutrition triangle as we felt they would be too old of the puppet show and they can concentrate for a lot longer and the information that we give them they´re more likely to tell younger family members and even the younger children at the center about what´s good for you and what isn´t good for you.
For the sports element of our project with the younger children we had them draw their favourite sports and they had to tell us why it was their favourite. Also we taught them some martial arts moves to the song ´Kung Fu Fighting´ and we had written a song about fruits and vegetables with a dance routine to go with it which we taught the kids during every session so that they would know it by heart for the main event. The older kids were asked to research sports person and find out what they eat and drink to stay fit and healthy for the sport that they do and we researched two Bolivian and two UK sports people as examples for them. They were also asked to help us plan for the sports day too. They let us know what sports and games they would like to do and what snacks they would like as well.
In the beginning weeks in which we planned everything out that we wanted to do in the centers and what we would do for each age group we decided that we would have a sports day in which we called: ´The Hungry Games´. which was a joke at first but we decided to keep the title. The sports day would include a football game that the kids can play together with some other typical sports day games such as ´The egg and spoon race´ and ´The three legged race´. Also, to include the nutrition part we decide that we would have the kids decide what healthy snacks they would want on the day of the event.
What I found interesting while working with the kids is how eager they are to learn everything we have been teaching them, especially if they don´t know much about the subject and if it is presented in a fun way. I feel that people who live in much more ´developed' countries take education for granted and it was nice to see them appreciate what we were doing and hopefully they have taken it all in and can tell their families and other kids at the centers and their schools what we´re telling them.
During my time working in Bolivia I have learnt a lot about the culture, the people and how our contribute as volunteers has an impact and how it will keep having and I think that the experience will motivate us to keep contributing when we do return to the UK.


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AnonD-246753, 22 Mar 2014yeah ! you are right. 600$ for same like plastic toy unbelievable, the Sony Z2 and Htc one 201... morewhat are you talking about the s5 is indeed a very bad upgrade but the z2 is even worse... MUCH WORSE... other than the ips panel rather than the horrible tn panel, there is no upgrade...
Selling my GSII, arriving my S4 to selling this too and looking to buy this!
yeah ! you are right. 600$ for same like plastic toy unbelievable, the Sony Z2 and Htc one 2014 is too much better then this. In Every dept like aluminium body, beats audio, built-in amplifiers, stereo speakers, 441 ppi pixel density, Dual 5 MP Snapper, and don't forget it's Htc :)
DEICIDE, 22 Mar 2014too expensive for a plastic, your nothing but a secondrate trying hard copy-cat Samsung.:)Troll?
sold my Galaxy S3 to face this !!
Oppo Find 7 is the way to go :D
$600 for an ugly plastic toy and useless heart sensor??? Oh dear...that's just not right. The design of Sony and HTC is way much better.
Scroller, 22 Mar 2014Another 2 year contract. How can anybody upgrade every year if they are on a two year contrac... moreYou can upgrade every year with the framily thing but you need to enroll your device into aeasy pay. Framily is a no contract but the easy pay has a 2 yr agmt. Easy pay is their phone financing program, meaning you have to pay for the phone.
too expensive for a plastic, your nothing but a secondrate trying hard copy-cat Samsung.:)
Its priced Php 34,999.00 around USD795 here in the philippines and its already available ...
you can do 1 year contracts. price is a lot higher though. You can't have it both way. reason people get contracts is because they dont have money upfront. Buying outright is always cheapest way with M2M options under prepaid.
Agreed, Thats the point. Sony is already talking about updating it's top end smartphones every 6 monts, it's stupid this 2years contracts. i just can't bealive i've a 2 years old gs3 and still need to wait till setember for an upgrade.


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Movida is still under heavy development.
The current version comes with no support and is meant as a development preview. As such it does not reflect the final product. Features might be broken, incomplete or completely missing.
There are currently no binaries. Please stand by.
SVN Repository
If you want to see the latest code you can use the SVN repository by either using a browser and Sourceforge.net's ViewVC or a SVN client with the following repository URL:
If you use a the official subversion command-line client (this is a default on most Linux distros) run the following command after moving to an empty directory where the files are going to be dowloaded:
svn co "https://movida.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/movida/trunk" .
This will download the files of the movida "trunk" branch into the current directory.
If you have TortoiseSVN on Windows, use the context menu and select "SVN Checkout…" after moving to an empty folder. Then look at the following screenshot for configuration details:
kdesvn users can select the "Subversion > General > Checkout a repository" command and then have a look at the following screenshot:
Note: the code on the SVN server should always build on both Win32 and Linux, but there might be temporary build issues on one of the two platforms. Cross platform build tests are performed as often as possible but not after each single commit, so please bear with us.


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Passionate about web design? We're looking for a talented front-end developer to sharpen our user experience and interfaces. Learn more here.
We are experiencing a strong demand for our payment services and we are now interested in a strong personality willing to be a part of setting the agenda for online payments in Denmark and in Europe.
You will work as part of a dedicated team of colleagues, where we are constantly developing and always striving to improve our software solutions, so they fit the challenges that we face with online payments.
We are looking for talent. Should you be one of the people we are searching for, experience in the areas below is desired:
You will be involved in the following tasks among other things:
You will be working in a high-paced environment where changes are a normality. As a result, we expect you to be able to keep cool in a hectic and busy environment, also, exhibit a high degree of independence. Furthermore, it is important that you have the competence to handle several tasks at the same time - including when the deadline is short.
We do interviews continuously, please send your application including a CV to email@example.com
We do not accept Microsoft Word documents, please send your application as a PDF document.
Work location: P. O. Pedersens Vej 14, Aarhus N, Denmark.
If you have questions about the job and would like to talk to us, please write an email to firstname.lastname@example.com
Clearhaus is an EU payment institution and acquirer, authorised by the Danish Financial Supervisory Authority and is a principal member of Visa and Mastercard. Clearhaus provides payment solutions for online stores across Europe. By being an early adopter of new technology, Clearhaus has made online payments more simple, innovative and secure.
Our vision is to be a competitive acquiring institution which is customer-centric, with a paperless application, the best customer-service, fastest account-setup, a sleek dashboard and efficient tracking of fraud.
Clearhaus is represented in EU28/EEA. Our primary markets are Denmark, Germany, Norway, Sweden, UK, Netherlands, France, Spain, Slovenia, and Belgium.
We would love to hear from you even if we are not currently offering a position that exactly fits your search.
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Oregon City Courier, May 22, 1903
Session of the County Court
In the matter of application of the commander of Meade Post, G. A. R., for aid to Greenleaf Chute and Charles Ross, indigent soldiers. Ordered that clerk issue warrant to Greenleaf Chute for $10 per month and to Charles Ross for $5 per month until further orders of this court.
Oregon City Courier, Friday, May 29, 1903
Greenleaf Chute died at 3 o'clock Sunday morning at his residence in the Kansas City Addition. Mr. Chute was about 60 years old. A wife survives him. The cause of his demise was consumption from which disease he had been ill for a long time. He is a veteran of the Civil War and a member of Meade Post, G. A. R. The funeral took place from the residence at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning and the remains were laid to rest in the Mountain View cemetery.
1900 Census – G. Chute, born Maine, August 1840, age 60. Wife Clara. born Ohio, Nov. 1843
Civil War Headstone Request: Chute, Greenleaf
Pvt Co C 12 Main Inf
Died: May 24, 1903
Cemetery: Mountain View
Oregon City, OR
Name: Greenleaf Chute
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Maine
Regiment: 12th Regiment, Maine Infantry
Company: C
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Name: Greenleaf Chute
Residence: Maine
Age at Enlistment: 22
Enlistment Date: 1 Nov 1861
Rank at enlistment: Private
State Served: Maine
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record: Enlisted in Company C, Maine 12th Infantry Regiment on 15 Nov 1861. Mustered out on 18 Aug 1862.
Birth Date: abt 1839
Death Place: Clackamas County, Oregon
Sources: Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Maine, Research by Harold Slavik


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Astanga or Ashtanga Vinyasa (Power Yoga)
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Reading Michael Williams' diagnosis of scepticism
But it may be possible to block this argument before it gets started. That, at least, is what Michael Williams attempts. He challenges the ground rules of the sceptical argument. This he offers the following outline of the dreaming scepticism argument:
if we are to know anything about the world, we must sometimes know that we are not dreaming; but we can never know that we are not dreaming; therefore we never know anything about the world.
The first premiss seems hard to deny. And as for the second, if we are ever to know that we are not dreaming, there must be a test that we can, at least in some circumstances, apply to determine whether we are dreaming or not. But now suppose that there were such a test—any test, not just one conforming to foundationalist preconceptions— it will be of use only if we know that we have really applied it and have not just dreamed that we have applied it. That is, it will be of use only if we already have some way of determining that we are not dreaming, which leads us into a regress... [Williams 1988: 436]
But he goes on to offer the following diagnosis of how the argument works: crucially the hidden premiss which is a form of foundationalism.
We can begin with a look at the first premiss, which can be read two ways. On one reading, it is a truism: at least, something I have no wish to dispute. We can concede that the claim that we sometimes have knowledge of the world logically implies that we sometimes know we are not dreaming. Like other logical points, this is epistemologically neutral. It is entirely compatible with our holding that, since we often do know things about the world, we often know that we are not dreaming: we know that we are not dreaming in virtue of what we know about the world, and in this sense there will be tests for whether or not we are dreaming, though not necessarily any single procedure that applies in all situations.
But there is another way to read the first premiss: this is to take it to require that, if we are to know anything about the world, we must be capable of knowing that we are not dreaming: that is, of knowing this in some way that is independent of all knowledge of the world. On this reading, premiss one certainly promises to be useful to the sceptic, but only because it introduces a general and intrinsic dependence of knowledge of the world on whatever knowledge we can have whether or not we know we are dreaming. So premiss one is either trivial and useless or useful but just another way of insinuating a foundationalist constraint on knowledge of the world. Only by oscillating between the two readings can we sustain the illusion of deducing scepticism from a triviality.
Now, it will be said that scepticism is not meant to follow from premiss one alone, but only from premiss one in conjunction with the claim that there could not be a test, foundationalist or otherwise, for determining whether or not we are dreaming. But unless we read premiss one in the second way, the way that presupposes foundationalism, the argument for premiss two will fail. If the dependence of knowledge of the world on knowledge that we are not dreaming is understood in the first, innocuous way, we have no reason for conceding that there could be no test for determining whether or not we are not dreaming. All the argument for premiss two shows, then, is that there is no way of knowing that one is not dreaming that is independent of all knowledge of the world. But this conclusion poses no threat to knowledge of the world unless it is presupposed that such knowledge, by its very nature, stands in need of grounding in some more primitive stratum of knowledge. The argument for premiss two shows that there can be no purely experiential test for determining whether or not we are dreaming, and the epistemological significance of this conclusion derives entirely from the thought that knowledge of the world naturally requires some kind of grounding in experience. Once again, the dreaming argument shows that foundationalist ambitions are likely to be disappointed, but gives no independent reason for entertaining them in the first place. [Williams 1988: 437 italics added]
Elsewhere he summarises this move in in slightly different language:
In effect, what the argument for [scepticism] ... really shows is that there is no way of knowing that we are not dreaming that is independent of all knowledge of the world: there is no purely experiential test by which to exclude the dream possibility. But this conclusion poses no threat to knowledge of the world unless we have already been given reason to think that such knowledge, by its very nature, always requires grounding in some more primitive stratum of knowledge. The argument for there being no test for determining whether or not we are dreaming turns out to be another way of making the point that knowledge of the world cannot be given a ground in experiential knowledge, which is not a step on the road to scepticism unless it has been established that knowledge of the world stands or falls with the possibility of giving it such a grounding. Once again we have an argument that shows that foundationalist ambitions are likely to be disappointed, but gives no particular reason for entertaining them in the first place. [Williams 1996: 87]
So Williams aims to show that the argument for dreaming scepticism can be blocked by showing that it depends on an 'unnatural' assumption that knowledge of the world depends on a substratum of knowledge of experience. Only if the latter can be used to show that there is no general problem with the former are we justified in our everyday beliefs and that is just what scepticism goes on to question (via ringers such as dreaming and the brain in the vat). But Williams argues that that is just an assumption. If it leads to scepticism then so much the worse for that assumption.
He calls the assumption that drives the sceptical argument 'epistemological realism'. It is the idea that knowledge of the world is a natural kind, a uniform totality, which can be questioned or justified as a whole. That idea is certainly present in Descartes' discussion but it seems, there, to be merely a convenient way of doing the sceptical job quickly. Williams thinks it is more significant than that and actually underpins the sceptical argument.
Does this work?
Williams aims at a theoretical diagnosis of the sceptical argument. He claims that the sceptical argument depends on what seemed merely an accidental feature of Descartes' method of doubt: treating our knowledge of the external world as a single type of knowledge, sharing a common style of justification (via (our knowledge of) our experience). But the idea that there is such a class as 'our knowledge of the external world' is not a natural idea and this category is theoretical and artificial. So once we realise that the sceptic relies on this assumption – for example in the way normal ways of justifying our claim that we are not now dreaming are ruled out because we need to prove we are not dreaming independently of anything else we know about the world – it is equally possible to reject both it and the scepticism it leads to. Further, the very fact it leads to scepticism (which is obvious rubbish) counts against it.
Williams also provides some further comments to try to persuade us that as 'our knowledge of the external world' is not a natural idea. His comment that Descartes' claim that our bodies are external seems spot on.
Is this enough to stop scepticism? Unlike Putnam, he does not claim that the sceptical hypothesis makes no sense. So he does not say that scepticism makes no sense. That may count in his favour (since scepticism seems to make sense). But, unlike Davidson, he does not let the sceptical argument go through. Once it does it seems merely dogmatic to attempt to deny it. Instead, Williams aims to show that scepticism depends on a theoretical view of knowledge which is neither obligatory nor natural.
Still, one might think that the sceptical possibility is the most natural aspect, not of everyday life but certainly, of philosophical inquiry. That is, as soon as one begins to think about knowledge, one realises that there is a central tension in what we take it to be and in our taking ourselves to have it. So in the end, Williams may trade intuitions about what is and is not natural.
If that is how things stack up then one way one might aim to break the deadlock is by considering the plausibility of what Williams opposes to epistemological realism (the view that our knowledge of the external world as a single type of knowledge sharing a common style of justification). What is the alternative? Contextualism.
Epistemological realism takes it that good justifications have a common feature: they start with our experience construed as not presupposing any knowledge of the external world and then work outwards to the external world. What does contextualism take all good justifications to have in common? Nothing (well, nothing substantial). Justification depends on, and varies with, context.
It would be good to learn more of what this involves (see Wittgenstein later). But if contextualism is a better account than epistemological realism (before we consider scepticism) then since scepticism needs a prior assumption of realism, that really would count against scepticism.
"But hang on. If there are two views of knowledge and justification in play: epistemological realism and contextualism (where the former leads to scepticism), then isn't the idea that this blocks scepticism merely dogmatism at one level up. At the ground level, sceptical hypotheses or ringers don't have to be true, they just have to be possible. Their mere undetectable possibility is enough to undermine knowledge - because even if our beliefs about the external world that is mere luck in the face of the ringers - and thus lead to scepticism. So equally at this higher level of abstraction (concerning knowledge of the nature of knowledge rather than trees etc), epistemological realism doesn't have to be true, it just has to be possible, for that fact to undermine, via the standard sceptical argument, ground level knowledge and thus lead to scepticism."
I don't think so. After the sceptical argument is already up and running, then the fact that we have a stand-off between epistemological realism and contextualism might be enough to hand the victory to scepticism. (First, if we have already granted that we don't know that that! is a tree, then we will not likely know the nature of knowledge either and then, second, if we do not know that contextualism is true then we won't know that that! is a tree: a kind of mutually supportive sceptical collapse.) But Williams contests the argument before the sceptical argument is complete for the first time.
So the stand off between epistemological realism and contextualism is more neutral. It is played out on ordinary pre-sceptical grounds. Only if we have reason to think that epistemological realism is reasonable can the way the sceptic sets up his ringers be reasonable and thus, for the first time, make us concede that we don't have knowledge. But if our response to the sceptic's initial claim - that our knowledge of the world depends on a more certain knowledge of experience - was that that was an absurd idea (because, eg. I only learn to talk about my experiences long after I learn to talk about trees etc), then we would never have been worried about scepticism in the first place. Nothing would follow from the mere existence of sceptical ringers.
Williams, M. (1988) 'Epistemological realism and the basis of scepticism' Mind 97
Williams, M. (1996) Unnatural doubts, Oxford: Blackwell
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- Snippety Gibbet said...
You are one very busy woman.
I hope the architect will share some of the photos with you and you will share them with us.
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- ronnie said...
smiling at the idea of a photographer trying to find a good angle around the garbage strewn around our place.... nope I don't think it can be managed...
and do you know - this is the second time in as many weeks that the words 'primrose park' have been bandied about by bloggy folk that I know! it reminds me that it's a small world... pp is a place that is so very familiar to me - since the early 90s I've lugged myself to sydney to do different workshops there (as a student mostly - and with the aust society of calligraphers)..... I spent all the time admiring the booky/paper things in there! (ps much of the lovely bookbinding gear disappeared from pp a few years ago..... I have no idea what happened, but I find it rather sad now to see all the lovely presses gone...) have fun on your visit!
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- Fiona Dempster said...
Thanks for the update on your teaching and for letting us know you are doing PP in late October - sounds good! I loved your description of the house post-photographer. Our house was photographed not long after it was finished and its never been as 'minimal' since, ever! I really can't see any surfaces under my horizontal filing systems....
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"Yeah, but that place sucked. They made me wear a hair net and wash my hands all the time."
"Well, they are suing you because you signed a non-compete agreement. You pledged that for at least two years after you left the place you wouldn't work in a, and I quote, 'restaurant, establishment, snack bar, food cart or any other entity, whether for-profit or not-for-profit, engaged in the purveyance of food items served between two or more pieces of grain-based baked goods, to wit, sandwiches.'"
"Aw, are you kidding me? Those bastards. They can't do that!"
"Well, they did it. And you signed it."
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ICT match reaction
Binos boss Stuart McLaren was proud of his players after a good performance in the 2-0 defeat to Scottish Cup holders Inverness Caley Thistle on Tuesday night.
Well-taken goals from Andrea Mbuyi-Mutombo and Iain Vigurs sent the hosts into the last 16 but we played well in front of the Sky Sports cameras, having held Inverness to a 0-0 draw in the first game at Forthbank.
McLaren said: "I'm proud of the players. We asked them to apply the game plan and they did – their effort was outstanding. Obviously we are disappointed to be out of the cup but we can take great heart from how we played in both games against Inverness.
"We now need to push on in the league because the two defeats after Christmas set us back a bit in terms of where we hoped to be. We have two home games against Queen's Park and Montrose and we need to make the most of being at Forthbank."
Caley Thistle manager John Hughes said: "We had a couple of scares early on when they broke on us and all credit to Stirling Albion because they made it hard but we scored two good goals and managed to get down the sides a few times."


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The Discomfort Zone: Manage it for Growth and Success
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Rake Traps, Part II: Online Poker
THE WEEKLY SHUFFLE, 2006-04-09, by TwoGun
This is the second article in a two-part series about how to avoid paying too much rake. The first article detailed how to evaluate the rake at a brick and mortar casino. This article details several games online at certain sites that have higher rakes than usual.
The typical online rake is 5% up to a $3 maximum. For shorthanded and heads-up games, the rake is reduced significantly. Typically, a heads-up or three handed pot has a maximum $.50 or $1 rake, and a 4-5 handed game has a maximum rake of $2. A typical tournament has an entry fee that is equal to 10% of the buy-in. For tournaments with a buy-in of $100 or more, the entry fee is generally lower than 10%.
While this rake structure is dominant on the internet, some sites charge a higher rake for certain types of games. It may be in a player's best interest to play these games at a different site that charges the lower, standard rake.
Cryptologic' pounds and euros tables and shorthanded tables
There are quite a few poker rooms that use Cryptologic software, including InterPoker, Betfair Poker, and Caribbean Sun Poker. With the exception of designated heads-up tables, the rake at this site is 5% up to 3 units of the currency the game is played. While this is fine for games in dollars with 6 people or more, it means no rake reduction is given for shorthanded games. It also means the rake is higher in pound and euro games, since the pound and euro are both worth more than the dollar. A max rake of 3 pounds is heck of a lot higher than a max rake of $3.
If you play on this network, avoid games with five players or less and also avoid mid-stakes or high-stakes games in pounds or euros. It should be noted that this rake structure is favorable for longhand $.50-$1 and $1-$2 games, since many sites have adjusted their rake structure to charge slightly higher than 5% in those games.
Pacific Poker's ring games
Almost every game at Pacific Poker has a higher rake than at other sites. Any no-limit game or fixed-limit game with stakes of $3-$6 to $30-$60 has a max rake of $4. The rake structure at the lower limits is steeper too. Some people are able to shrug off this extra rake since the games at Pacific Poker are much easier than at most sites, but this may change soon since Pacific Poker will soon be introducing multi-tabling.
Additionally, the 2-3 handed games have a max rake of $1.50 instead of $.50 or $1, making the rake quite brutal at these games (though not as bad as on the Cryptologic network). There is no rake reduction at all for 2-4 handed $.50-$1 or $1-$2 fixed-limit games and all no-limit games, so players should definitely avoid playing very short games at these stakes at Pacific. Most of the time, there are few games with less than 5 players at this site, so this should not be too big of a deal.
The only ring games at Pacific Poker where the rake structure is similar to most poker rooms are the longhanded $2-$4/$3-$6 games. While the max rake in these games is still higher than at most sites, very few times will the pot be big enough where the rake is over $3 anyway.
PokerRoom's low-stakes and mid-stakes ring games
Instead of a flat percentage of the pot, PokerRoom's rake structure is based on the number of big blinds in the pot. For example, in fixed-limit games with 5 players or more, PokerRoom takes .4 BB out of the pot (max $2) when there are 4 BB or more and 1 BB out of the pot (max $3) when there is 12 BB or more in the pot.
Though it's unlikely, PokerRoom's rake structure means that there is the potential for the rake to be up to 10% of the pot. For $10-$20 games or $5-$10 NL games or higher, the max rake means that this rake structure will not be higher than the standard rake. However, PokerRoom's rake structure can be pretty tough on players that play games such as $2-$4 limit.
Party Poker's $5+$1 tournaments
For the most part, Party Poker's rake structure is pretty standard. The entry fees charged for sit-and-go and multi-table tournaments are fairly typical as well. The one major exception is the $5 tournaments. For these tourneys, Party Poker charges a $1 fee instead of $.50. While most players are not too concerned about ponying up the extra $.50, it will add up over the course of time and significantly affect a person's win rate at that level.
The rake charged for $.50-$1 games is also slightly higher than the typical 5% up to $3 since they take a $.50 rake at $5 (and then an additional $.25 at $12 or $20).
Paradise Poker's high buy-in multi-table tournaments and rebuy tournaments
Paradise Poker's ring games and single-table tournaments have a typical rake structure. However, their multi-table tournaments deduct 9% from the prize pool, including rebuys and add-ons. For low buy-in freezeouts, this amounts to a typical rake structure. For tournaments with buy-ins of $100 or more, this represents a higher entry fee than average. Furthermore, most poker rooms do not charge an entry fee for rebuys and add-ons, but Paradise Poker does.
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Ormet has been developing Dzhusinskoye deposit since 2004 with an open-pit mine. New mine will enable to develop its resources with the underground mine. Its depth will be about 550 m. Capacity – approximately 250,000 tons of copper-pyrite ore per year.
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Happy New Year! I hope you've had a good one? We started our New Years Eve how we intend to start 2018 with some of the best people you'll ever meet and delicious food – walking from Upper Burbage to Fox House pub and back, there's nothing quite like getting out in the fresh air and taking time to reminisce about the year gone by before welcoming a new one. We had laughs, walking wars (I'm pretty impressed with my pregnancy performance), baked camembert and even chatted plans for NYE 2018! We rounded off our evening with enough M&S buffet food for five even though there was just the three of us and relaxed, and I wouldn't have it any other way particularly as Sadies had a few terrible nights, we're definitely behind in the league of sleep which is one thing I didn't anticipate going into 2018! Today we're hosting my family for brunch before eating dinner with the in-laws, in short it'll be another food centric day and the perfect way to wave farewell to our last day of the holidays, sob! Thank goodness Craigs birthday is on the horizon.
Speaking of looking back and reminiscing compiling this post has forced me to do exactly that and looking through these pictures has made me smile. Forest Gump famously said life's like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get but some how I don't think Tom Hanks was talking about our 2017. 2017 has been an incredibly joyous year – we celebrated Craig turning the big 3-0 with a trip to the Lakes, enjoyed two family holidays – one to Portugal and the other to Lake Como and moved house. Typing this while sat in our beautiful new living room it's hard to imagine the six month struggle we had trying to get here, it genuinely feels like a lifetime ago – even when everyone told us how stressful moving house was I laughed it off, I'm not a stressy kind of person so I didn't think it would affect me but boy they weren't joking. Let's just say it's not a process we'll be repeating in a hurry. The last and probably biggest thing to happen in 2017 was discovering I was pregnant, it's hard to put into words just how elated we are and it's certainly making us excited for the year ahead knowing it won't be long until we're a family of four.
While I'm not really someone to make new years resolutions (I'm terrible at sticking to them) I'm determined to keep exercising throughout 2018 even while I'm pregnant – 2016/2017 were the years that I really started to enjoy working out and while I did very little exercise while I was pregnant with Sadie I'm keen to do things differently this time around. I've already been working with George from Mumma Bump Fitness and I hope to continue for as long as possible with my second pregnancy. The other activity I'd like to make more of an effort with this year is reading, I frequently attempt early nights and then find myself sitting in bed with my phone attached to my hand while I scroll through Instagram and watch YouTube videos instead of picking up a book and delving in. I was a big reader when I was younger and surround Sadie with books so I suppose I need to practice what I preach and put the phone down.
On the subject of wellbeing I'm also keen to make a conscious effort to take more time out, I think we're all guilty of dashing around and not taking that necessary time to ourselves which is something I find makes a huge difference to my general mindset and actually makes me parent better when I've had a moment or two to myself – I recently treated myself to a facial and I can't tell you how much of a new woman I felt after just a couple of hours on my own. The very kind people Jet2.com (who for the record I love to fly with, hello huge baggage allowance) are true advocates of taking time out to chill and rather sweetly sent me over a hamper full of goodies to help me relax. They thought of everything from a yoga mat to an aromatherapy candle and even some herbal teas and healthy treats as I'm a firm believer in wellbeing not just being about peace of mind but what you put into your body too. While the snacks may be long gone (along with the teas) I'm planning on using my yoga mat and mindfulness colouring book to help me take that much needed few minutes each day to refresh and revive so a huge thank you to team Jet2.com.
My final wish for 2018 is travel, there's no greater experience than exploring somewhere new and even though 2018 will already be incredibly busy with a baby and toddler to look after I'd love to have a few UK based trips to look forward to (sadly they'll be no Jet2 flights for us this year). Craig and I got engaged in Norfolk (over 3 years ago!) so this is somewhere I'd love to revisit especially as the shops and beaches are so beautiful and Cornwall has always been on my list of places to holiday in Blighty, I'm not the only one to swoon on Instagram at the picturesque landscapes and Rick Stein restaurants so I'm keeping everything crossed that we can make these trips happen this year.
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The nervous system controls your entire body. If you have problems with pain, range of motion, strength, coordination, speed, agility, or any other physical attribute, change your nervous system. Neuroplasticity research has proven that the nervous system can continue to learn and adapt at any age, which means you can improve your body at any point in your life by focusing on the nervous system. Your nerves communicate throughout the body at lightning-fast speed. When you impact the nervous system correctly, you can make nearly instantaneous changes in the body
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