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1 Ch. 5 : The Federalist Era Main Idea George Washington The First Congress Thomas Jefferson Details/Notes The first President of the United States. As president, he issued a Proclamation of Neutrality and influenced the nation s foreign policy for the next 100 years. He served two terms as president. He chose to be called Mr. President instead of other royal titles because of the fear people had of monarchs. They established three executive departments, the Supreme Court and lower federal courts, and passed ten amendments to the Constitution. He served as the first secretary of state of the United States under George Washington and served as vice president under John Adams. He was also a leader of the Democratic- Republicans.
2 Alexander Hamilton Henry Knox Edmund Randolph Judiciary Act John Jay He served as the secretary of the treasury under George Washington. He created a plan to reduce the national debt. He hoped paying the national debt would ensure the allegiance of the states to the federal government. He served as secretary of war under George Washington (a.k.a head of the War Department) He served as attorney general under George Washington. The Judiciary Act of 1789 established the Supreme Court and the lower federal courts. With this act, Congress had taken the first steps toward creating a strong and independent national judiciary because the Constitution did not detail how the judicial branch of the government would be set up. He served as chief justice of the Supreme Court under George Washington
3 Bill of Rights National Debt Bank of the United States Tariffs The Whiskey Rebellion These are the first 10 amendments in the Constitution. They were added to the Constitution in December of They were added because people feared a strong central government and the Bill of Rights protected individual rights from the government. They were also added to the constitution to satisfy a condition of ratification. This is the amount the nation s government owes. The nation ran up a large national debt during the Revolutionary War. It grew during Washington s presidency. The U.S. owed millions of dollars to France and the Netherlands for loans made during and after the Revolutionary War and the Continental Congress has also borrowed millions of dollars from American citizens. This was proposed by Alexander Hamilton. It would be a place for the federal government to deposit money raised from taxes. The bank could also provide loans to government and to businesses. Jefferson and Madison believed its creation was unconstitutional. These are taxes on imported manufactured goods In 1791, Congress approved a bill that placed a special tax on whiskey and other alcoholic beverages. This tax was to help prevent the national debt from growing. Farmers revolted violently against this tax because whiskey was worth more than grain. This revolt alarmed the government. Washington sent an army of 15,000 to stop the rebellion. This sent a message to all Americans that the government
4 Native American Resistance Battle of Fallen Timbers Jay s Treaty Pinckney s Treaty partisan would use force to stop violent protests and maintain order. If people wished to change the law, they had to do so peacefully. Britain and Spain generally encouraged the Native Americans to fight to defend their lands against the white settlers because they did not want the U.S. to acquire new territory. Native Americans demanded that all settlers north of the Ohio River leave the territory. Washington sent an army to challenge their demands and the army defeated more than 1,000 Native Americans. As a result of this battle, Native Americans surrendered most of their land in present-day Ohio with the Treaty of Greenville. This treaty was made in an effort to come to a peaceful solution with Britain. In this treaty, the British agreed to vacate forts on American soil, pay damages for seized American ships, and allow American ships to trade in the Caribbean. Despite these gains, few Americans approved of this treaty because many felt that it did not address the issue of impressments and Britain s interference with American trade. In an effort to establish positive relations with the United States, Spain signed a treaty. This treaty gave Americans the rights to use the Mississippi River and trade with New Orleans. This is to favor one side of an issue over another. Americans were not able to agree on economic policy and foreign relations, on the power of the federal government, and on interpretations of the Constitution. As a result political parties began to form.
5 Political Parties Federalists National Gazette Democratic- Republicans Implied powers John Adams Americans began to take opposing sides on issues by 1796, and, as a result, tow political parties emerged even though the president opposed them. This name originally described someone who supported ratification of the Constitution. By the 1790s it was applied to the group of people who supported the policies of the Washington Administration. They stood for strong federal government, representation in government for the people, and supported Britain over France. This group favored banking and business. They disagreed with the Democratic-Republicans on whether ordinary people could be trusted in government. This newspaper made efforts to turn opinions against the Federalists. This group wanted to limit government. They feared that a strong central government would endanger people s liberties and they supported the French over the British. They disagreed with the economic policies of Hamilton. This party appealed to small farmers and urban workers, especially in the Middle Atlantic states and the South. This party was also called the Republicans. Powers suggested but not directly stated in the Constitution. He was a Federalist who served as second president of the United States.
6 impressment caucuses XYZ Affairs Alien and Sedition Acts The election of 1800 This is the practice of forcing American citizens into service in the British navy. These meetings were first held in the election of 1796 because candidates sought office for the first time as members of a political party. It is a meeting held by a political party to choose their party s candidate for president or decide policy. This was a crisis in U.S. foreign relations with France. To avoid war with France, Adams sent a delegate to Paris to try to resolve the dispute over Jay s Treaty. The French foreign minister would not meet with the Americans and sent three agents to meet the Americans instead. The French demanded a bribe and loan. Adams was furious and referred to the French agents as X, Y, and Z. The president urged Congress to prepare for war. There was a period of undeclared war. During the period of undeclared war, ships were fighting each other frequently. A treaty was eventually worked out, but it made Americans suspicious of the French. Because of this, the Alien and Sedition Acts were passed, which tried to stop activities aimed at weakening the established government. Fortunately the Bill of Rights protected those who wanted to speak out against a president. Thomas Jefferson was able to win this election with help. Adams, the president before him, made several costly mistakes. He passed the Alien and Sedition Acts. He later prosecuted members of the press for criticizing the government. He also refused to go to war for political gain.
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Arguably the greatest women's golfer in history, Sorenstam was already an active entrepreneur off the course during the latter stage of her illustrious 16-year career. After she retired in 2008, the Sweden-native spent even more time with her business endeavors — a clothing line, a cookbook, a wine collection, multiple golf course design projects, the ANNIKA Foundation, and more.
Sorenstam shared more details about Fundu with GeekWire at Sahalee Country Club in Redmond, Wash. on Wednesday afternoon, shortly after she accepted the Inspire Greatness Award at the KPMG Women's Leadership Summit.
The 45-year-old explained that while traveling on the road as a pro golfer, and even now in her post-LPGA life, it would be tough to find something fun to do when she had a few hours to kill. She'd spend time browsing through websites like Yelp and TripAdvisor, trying to decide on an event or activity. But this process took so long that by the time she found something, it was already too late.
Sorenstam wished there was an app that could tell you about an event or activity around your given location — a wine tasting, a bike ride, a museum, an LPGA tournament, etc. — based on your personal interests.
In 2014, she partnered with a small game development studio called SkyReacher near San Diego and became the majority investor behind the project, which has raised just under $400,000 to date. Four months ago, the app launched in Vancouver, B.C., and this week it debuted in its first U.S. city: Seattle.
"There are lots of millennials here and it's a very active city with a lot to do," said Sorenstam, who won 93 tournaments. "I thought, why not go here?"
Fundu's functionality is fairly simple. You build a profile to start, adding information about your specific interests. From there, once you're in a given city — it could be useful in your hometown, too — the app provides tailored recommendations for activities to do nearby. It also sends alerts for events that you might be interested in, and learns more about you based on your usage with the app over time.
"It's a recommendation engine, rather than a search engine," Sorenstam said. "This keeps it quick, fast and easy. I don't have time to scroll through things I don't want. I just want it to be precise."
Sorenstam, who will provide color commentary for NBC's coverage of the Women's PGA Championship at Sahalee this weekend, is a bit of a geek herself. She is a self-described "huge app user," and said some folks call her an "old millennial."
But the eight-time Player of the Year winner, who works on Fundu daily, isn't quite versed on software development skills. In golf terms, she said she's a 36-handicap in the coding department — that means Sorenstam would average around 108 strokes for 18 holes on a good day, which is not exactly a great score for a player who once shot 59.
"I've been studying and reading a lot, and I'm learning about how this world works," she said of developing apps. "It's been two years, and one thing I learned is that this takes a long time. It's not like you can switch a button and have it ready to go."
Sorenstam said there are monetization ideas for Fundu — which plays off the Swedish word "du" — but for now she's focused on user acquisition.
"We just want to create a great product that people want to use and go from there," she added.
Sorenstam is clearly a fan of technology, and she noted the increasing level of tech that is changing sports. With golf in particular, she sees mostly positive impacts from new innovations like Trackman or landscaping innovation.
"It's taking golf to a different level," she said. "Before, it was more about equipment — balls, shafts, clubs. Now it's a lot more innovative. It's fun, and I think it draws some other people to golf. You have to find balance with the traditional part of the game, but if it enhances golf and brings more people to the game, I think it's fun."
Sorenstam, who won a record $22 million in prize money as a professional, also noted the many parallels between the business and golf worlds.
"You have to have a vision, a plan, a strategy — you need to have that focus and be relentless," she said of the similarities. "Of course, with golf, the product is different, the people are different, and your surroundings are different. But in the end, the core is the same."


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As I sit peering down the city sprawled out before me below, lights twinkling in the dawn's early light, I find time now to reflect in the quiet of the morning breeze. The town will be abuzz in the coming hours with one of it's "highlight reel" days. Christmas Eve Day here in at vacations Puerto Vallarta, in a country deeply rooted in it's Catholic traditions, will start slowly then crescendo into an all out party by midnight. The main event will possess all the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, (PV style) and will culminate in festivities at the plaza at the base of Our Lady of Guadalupe church in the center of town.
At the moment the cool morning breezes blow the Bougainvilleas gently, the crashing waves pound out their rhythmic pattern on the beach, and yet I read of snow drifts to the north. A Christmas in the tropical paradise of Banderas Bay, whether here on vacation or if you call this gem by the sea your home, is a truly unique experience.
From the cultural standpoint, the festivities begin in early December with the hanging of lights and traditional decorations through out the town. The birth of Our lady of Guadalupe on December twelfth marks the start of the "official" holiday season, and continues, non stop, through January sixth with the Epiphany or Los Reyes Magos, the day of the three Kings. The Posada season of neighborhood processions and work parties kicks off nine days before Christmas Day, which is enough time to get your fill of all the town has to offer culinary and beverage wise. Believe me, it's true!
The climate this time of year is absolutely superior. Coming off the rainy season, which at times remind me of the monsoons I experienced in India as a boy, the vegetation comes to life. Birds of Paradise spread their splendor in every corner garden, orchids sway gracefully in the cool "winter" breezes, bougainvilleas cascade down from above through out the town, but the signature flower of the season is the poinsettia. Indigenous to Mexico, they plentifully adorn every establishment. One can find them in the wild or for purchase at virtually every shop in town, creating splashes of color at every turn.
Between the colorful foliage and costumed locals, the festive music that echoes up and down the cobblestone streets, the season becomes a virtual smorgasbord for the senses!
I want to share a photo from last evening that brings this all together for me. The Nativity scene on the beach, framed by the poinsettia clad Christmas tree in the town square, and the sun setting over the Sierra Madre Mountains, still stands for a moment when we all can find peace and share goodwill with our fellow man….no matter the location.
Feliz Navidad from Puerto Vallarta!


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Manual Jobs are tiring, unlike humans machines are more efficient as they do not tire out and do not need breaks to recharge energy levels. A machine like material handling equipment can work continuously without breaks and save plenty of time and money.
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My client is a leading design agency based in Manchester. As a result of another huge client win they are now looking for an experienced Account Manager with a strong understand of direct mail. You'll be working on one of their key accounts, a major Retailer, overseeing the delivery of a number of direct mail campaigns.
As Account Manager you will develop and maintain strong relationships with the client and consistently strive to exceed their expectations. You will be the key point of contact for this household name with regular visits to build relationships with different Category Managers.
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JJB Golf and Slazenger Sign Sponsorship Deal with Two-Time British Champion Gary Wolstenholme
Wigan, England (PRWEB) October 30, 2008
JJB Golf, the UK's largest golf equipment retailer, and Slazenger, the premium sports equipment brand, today announced that it has signed a two-year sponsorship agreement with professional golfer Gary Wolstenholme. It is the first sponsorship deal that Wolstenholme has signed since turning professional in September 2008.
Gary Wolstenholme (MBE) won The Amateur Championship in 1991 and 2003, as well as many other amateur tournaments around the world. In addition to his second appearance at the U.S. Open in June 2008, he has played in two Masters Championships and on five Walker Cup teams to become Britain and Ireland's record point scorer. In the 1995 Walker Cup, he famously beat Tiger Woods by one hole at Royal Porthcawl – a feat that no golfer has repeated in the thirteen years since.
The sponsorship agreement, which covers apparel worn by Wolstenholme and five corporate golf events, follows Slazenger Golf's existing agreement with two renowned British golfers, Tony Jacklin and Sam Torrance OBE.
"Gary is England's most capped amateur golfer and it is an honour and a thrill to be associated with such an exceptional player," comments Martin Wild, Associate Director of JJB Golf. "Over the years, the Slazenger brand has clothed some of the greatest names in golf – Jack Nicklaus, Jonny Miller, Tom Watson, Greg Norman and, of course, the legendary Seve Ballesteros."
For more details about JJB Golf, please visit our website http://www.jjbgolf.co.uk or call 0800 111 4177.
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As part of JJB Sports, JJB Golf sells branded golf equipment online and in 330 golf stores across the United Kingdom. Founded in 1971, JJB Sports is a public limited company and one of the UK's largest sports retailers with over 380 stores nationwide.
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Picture 1 (K-1st Grade Students): Kaylee Turner, Abby Miller, Gus Payne, Zykylan Hill, Libni Sanchez, Tanner Green, Ethan Salas, Austin Coleman, Kemya Worship, Shaimer Parker, Joseph Smithey, Sam Mallette, Cierra Whiteside, Jordan Kimmons, Jonathan Shaw, JT Morphis, Angela Murillo, Levi Cockrell, Sandler Syms, Natalie Pedreza, Denis Ortiz, Naomi Bolen, Sam Ewing, Ben Roberts, Cohen Young, Mya Kizer, Lindy Castro, Allyssa Dunn, Avery Watson, Christopher Chen, Mason Hogue, Cloe Williams, Bella Mills, Khylee Foote, Bailey Cook, Will Hardy, & Nora Beth Stroupe.
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Marvel's "Avengers: Age of Ultron" pulled in a whopping $27.6 million from opening night screenings on Thursday night in the United States.
In comparison, the first film made $18.7 million from opening night screenings. That movie went on to an all-time opening weekend record high of $207 million.
It's a safe bet that 'Ultron' will break that record and score the top domestic opening weekend of all time.
Presales for the new film are said to top presales for all previous Marvel films combined. Overseas where the film has opened in just over half the world's territories, the film has already amassed a foreign box-office total of $287 million after just a week.
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sunset storm at Tap-Dong
Something I never realized growing up in Texas is that, for most places, winter brings outdoor activities to a halt. When the temp stays around freezing or colder and it's dark early, most people don't want to be outside for long. As the weather necessitates a winter hibernation, I naturally have less to write about here. However I thought i'd lay out a bit of Vicky and I's thoughts for our future location plans.
Though we won't both be done working till late July, we've been considering what to do when our contracts end. Our options are either return to the US or move to another country. Much as I like Korea, neither of us wants to stay for another year. I know this won't make most of you happy (though it might for a few you) but right now we're leaning pretty heavily towards another year abroad. Another year in someplace like Taiwan or Hong Kong could leave us both debt free with some nice savings in the bank. As an added bonus, Taiwan is warm year round and a lot more relaxed than Korea with about the same level of pay. So right now we are very tentatively leaning that way.
There are, of course, lots of other factors in our decision of what to do next (does Vicky need to get ESL certified like me, which is both expensive and time consuming? what might we do after next year? how does money affect us? how can we take the most cool vacations while we have the location and freedom to do so?, etc).
For now we're seriously looking forward to our Philippines vacation that's just over 2 weeks away. To say I'm kind of excited would be like saying Niagara Falls is a little wet. Trading long-underwear for sunscreen and a bathing suit is just what the doctor ordered to help a couple frozen Texans thaw out :)


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Everybody would need to take auto photo shoots for special reasons, and they would not like to miss any actions for a short period. So, They need to shoot several shooting with one button.Also, You could print Date & Time and/or Title and/or Location's Latitude & Longitude of GPS Coordinates while shooting photos ( 4 Different Colours ).You can take photo shoots between 1-15 with one button. You will never miss any actions. You could shoot 15 photos in less than 3 seconds with one button.(iPhone 4,4s,5)You could connect two iPhone/iPod/iPad thru bluetooth and you could take photo shoot remotely from other device. Also, you will see what have you shoot from other device after shooting each photo.For example, Your child has a birthday party. You will be with him/her and you should have self timer and auto photos application with your iPhone. What if that application has audio warning(which warning messages are recorded by you) while count down for the self timer. You can set timer between 0-15 seconds.You can activate/deactivate flash if device have flash.Also, You could have 5 quick shoots just touching one button. (Quick shoots have not got captions.)One of feedback from USA users :Works great *****by Markosan Diego - Version V2.4 - May 24, 2013I've been using this ap for a few months and it has been flawless. I like it. I bought it so I could imprint photos with text and a date stamp. Later I asked the app developer if he could add GPS coordinates which he did. it works great I've had no problems. The date stamp supports various formats which works great for me. The text can be in various colors which is nice with various backgrounds. Thumbs up! best one in the App Store For what I need.
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Great fun. Family had a great afternoon playing golf here. Very reasonable cost , clubs and balls supplied . Not many golf courses with a T Rex as a water hazard!
We had a great time here last autumn – aged 49 to 10 years old! Fun for the whole family:-) We never realised how close it was to Barnet. Even though it was a cool day, we wrapped up warmly and enjoyed ourselves. The surroundings were pleasant. Our 10 year thought it was 'cool' and even the grumpy teenager managed a few smiles and enjoyed the challenge of the holes. Recommend a visit.
Great place for the kids. It does get very busy, so we went at 09.30am. We had the whole course to ourselves, it was amazing. The gentleman who served us was very friendly. We have been so many times and will keep going.
My husband, our 11yr old and myself had a great time!! We popped in before travelling home to Lancashire. We expected to spend an hour it was more like 3 as we had to have another round! It's very pretty and fun for kids very well landscaped! Some of the holes were simpler than others which made it good for all ages! We laughed a lot! And it was lovely in the sunshine 🙂 there are picnic tables so you can take your dinner as the shop only sells ice-cream. Loved it x
When the sun's out this is a fun place to visit. The staff are lovely. The mini golf starts off simple then becomes difficult. Great day out for kids and big kids alike.
Took my 4 year old son along. He is crazy about dinosaurs and has never picked up a golf club! The main reason to go was to see the dinosaurs but we all thoroughly enjoyed playing crazy golf including my wife who has never picked up a golf club either.!! My son actually paid less to the dinosaurs and was more interested in putting. He really enjoyed it and so did we. A great course and location.
Me and my friend have never been golfing before but thankfully found this place. It's very fun with 18 courses to go through. You get a book with all the pars and such and a pencil to write down scores and names down. Choice of your coloured golf ball and then there's a variety of sizes of clubs to use. At first we thought it wouldn't be any good judging by the size of it but in fact after the first go I paid for the second round as its half price on that same day I thought it's a good deal! Truth be told I could spend my whole day in there, I got 2 holes in one for my first time golfing haha. I urge people to find this place and give it a go. Detail to the dinos are great too.
Me (25) took my nephews (6, 8 & 13) here today with my mother (57) as something different to do. Get the boys away from the computer games etc. Enjoyed by all. Wasn't too expensive in my opinion. Even the drinks in the shop were average. Bit busy but it's a bank holiday Monday so expected. But staff were friendly. Area was clean. Lots of parking. Can't really want more. It's not like crazy golf with windmills etc, but quite plain greens with holes. Some easier than others. But it's a good way to kill a couple of hours with the kids. Me and the eldest nephew also hired some clubs and did half an hour of driving practice because we enjoy golf and that was well priced too. Lots of bays. And there's a restaurant currently being built so I think it'll only get better. It's just normal kids golf without the windmills etc. But look at the pics before you go. It's still a really decent couple of hours out.
We visited Dinosaur Safari Adventure Golf on Mother's Day for a family day out. Some of the Dino's where a bit worse for wear but it didn't distract from the fun. The kids (and Mum and Dad) had a great time. Would definitely recommend:)
This place was amazing! Great Fun! Would recommend for anyone, anytime. Its a great feature that is suitable for all ages
I have been to dinosaur golf a few times and the kids love it. I took my daughter aged 6 and my don aged 2 along with another two kids. They had a great time. The course is great and well maintained and the dinosaurs make it special. A nice morning out.
Can't believe we've not been here before.
Its brilliant and definitely as described on their website. My 11yo said she felt on holiday. High praise I felt. 9yo daughter was unsure about the dinosaur theme and thought it would be for boys…absolutely won over on arrival. Happy kids = happy mum.
Recently visited Dinosaur Safari Adventure Golf after not having come for 3 years!
It is absolutely FANTASTIC. VERY pleased with our trip, will be heading back again in the warmer weather!
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This is a problem in both LR4 and LR5. When using develop presets that have "Enable Profile Corrections", some photos do not have the profile corrections applied. The problem is completely random and sometimes just a couple photos in the middle of a sequence with the same lens will have the problem. It is royal pain to not be able to trust the develop presets to do the right thing and instead have to go through and check hundreds of pictures manually.
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Site gives the genealogy of a Dodson family line of OH.
Information and links for anyone researching ancestors who immigrated to Cleveland, Ohio from Metzenseifen in former Austria-Hungary (present-day Medzev, Slovakia).
This site is for researchers of the Snodgrass surname throughout the world. Most of the references refer to the area's of Virginia, Penn. and Ohio.
My Ohio genealogy pages including BROWN, BRANNON, TAYLOR, BACKUS, HARDIN, MCKIBBEN, HENRY and more!! Also including a photo gallery!
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Everybody continues to lead with the Florida vote squabble. Thursday's main developments were that the Florida Supreme Court rejected the Gore campaign's request that Miami-Dade County be ordered to resume the manual recount it had abandoned Wednesday, and lawyers for Gore announced that after the state certifies its vote tally on Sunday or Monday, the campaign "fully expects" to go to court to press for a full and accurate vote count in Miami-Dade County and perhaps elsewhere as well. All the headlines reflect this latest reality well, but as is often the case USA Today nails it: "GORE TO CONTEST ELECTION."
The New York Times says the unanimous Florida high court decision, which all the papers say was quickly reached by holiday-scattered judges via conference calls and faxes, was a "serious setback" for Gore. USAT says that with the Florida court decision, Gore's odds "got longer." Everybody has the Bush campaign's no-comment on the Florida court ruling, but only the NYT wryly observes that only the day before, when the Florida Supreme Court permitted manual recounts, the Bush campaign had castigated it "as an instrument of the Democratic Party."
The coverage also shows the emotional mercury rising. Almost everybody quotes the descriptions in the turned-down Gore brief to the Florida Supreme Court of noisy and assaultive demonstrators attacking the Miami-Dade canvassing board and its staff. And almost everybody has the tumult in the Broward County canvassing room yesterday reaching the point where cops surrounded a Republican lawyer and were on the verge of removing him before things calmed down.
The papers make the point that between now and certification Gore's hopes rest on the Broward and Palm Beach recounts. Although the NYT off-lead says that Gore campaign and Democratic Party officials are "increasingly doubtful" about his prospects, here and there the papers suggest the numbers are not insuperable. The Los Angeles Times says that the latest state tally including recounted ballots has Gore behind George W. Bush by 719 votes. The Wall Street Journal election front-pager says that if Broward's recount continues increasing Gore's total at the current rate, he could net 600 more votes there, which the paper says would mean needing some 300 from the Palm Beach recount to overtake Bush. The LAT breaks out a separate recount front-pager that comes up with similar math. But the WSJ says that the Bush push for numerous counties to reinstate rejected military absentee votes could net at least 200 more votes for him.
Everybody covers Dick Cheney in the wake of his Wednesday heart attack. The hardnosed effort by the NYT's physician reporter, Lawrence K. Altman, illustrates his long-held insistence on more candidate health disclosure by criticizing Cheney's doctors and the Bush campaign for "misinformation." Altman says that at the time of their first press conference Wednesday, Cheney's doctors already knew but did not say that their patient had had a heart attack. He adds that at times the officials at the hospital where Cheney was recuperating "sounded more like marketing and public relations people than doctors and educators." Altman points out that although Cheney has previously refused to answer health questions from the NYT and other news organizations and has kept his doctors from answering them, his cardiologist revealed Wednesday that Cheney has been "moderately impaired" for a number of years. The LAT Cheney story says that doctors say Cheney has "serious coronary disease."
USAT's front section "cover story" by Susan Page collects together a number of Indecision 2000 what-ifs that could be great fun to kick around during the presidential election off-season, if there ever is one. Page's list: What if … 1) Nader hadn't run; 2) Bush had disclosed his DUI earlier; 3) Gore had campaigned more in Tennessee; 4) Clinton had campaigned more in Arkansas; 5) Bush had put Pennsylvania governor Tom Ridge on the ticket; 6) Elián had never left Cuba; 7) Bush had demanded recounts in GOP counties; 8) Buchanan had done better; and 9) Palm Beach hadn't used a butterfly ballot.
The Washington Post editorializes that the nationally televised Florida Supreme Court hearing made a good case for federal courts and the Supreme Court doing the same. "How many," wonders the Post, "federal judges who oppose sunshine in their own courtrooms were nonetheless glued to their televisions, watching the arguments in Florida?"
The NYT runs an editorial seeing some sense in giving the Federal Election Commission $10 million to study how to modernize voting, and liking the idea of ATM-style voting machines. A letter to the Times makes a more practical suggestion: How about those lottery machines used by millions of Americans every week that reject improper entries on the spot?
With all that's going on, the papers can't be expected to explain everything, but Today's Papers really could have used some help with this from the WP: "Aides to GOP presidential nominee George W. Bush said they expect that Cheney will be able to resume his duties soon."


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People all over the country set aside the fourth Sunday in July to celebrate National Parents' Day. Your senior parents deserve appreciation for raising you and working hard throughout their lives, and Warren live-in care experts have a few thoughtful suggestions for honoring them on this meaningful holiday.
Take Them to a Favorite Spot
Depending on the pastimes your parents enjoy, you could take them to a movie, head to the local park for a summer picnic, or attend a relaxing concert together. Focus on making the time special and memorable for them. If one or both of your parents are not able to go on an outing because of health complications, have a surprise party or other type of get-together at home.
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The scrapbook you put together can contain photos and mementos from your parents' lives, arranged in a beautiful and creative way. Take a walk down memory lane as you present this treasured item to your parents on their special day. If you don't have time to create a full scrapbook, make a homemade card and write heartfelt notes of gratitude to let your parents know how much you love and appreciate them.
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Certain foods can become traditions for families. Perhaps there's an entrée or dessert your mother made frequently when you were a child or a favorite snack your father just can't live without. Gather the recipes you need and start cooking. If your parents have Warren in-home caregivers who help with meal preparation, enlist them for their expertise.
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If your elderly parents aren't able to do as many chores around the house as they could in the past, National Parents' Day is the perfect time to pitch in. Ask your parents what needs to be done, or surprise them by doing mowing the lawn, tending the garden, washing dishes, cleaning the house, or helping them declutter.
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Windows 8 Release Date in 2011?
Although the Windows 8 Roadmap clearly states that Microsoft will release Windows 8 in 2012, some Microsoft Insider say that we can expect Windows 8 in 2011. If the release date will be really 2011, I suppose they might aim for a release in October.
Does 2-years sound realistic for a major release? I don't think so. What do you think? Poll Inside!
That's why I still believe that Microsoft will release Windows 8 later and not sooner. However, we have to keep in mind that the competition is not sleeping. Microsoft got to catch up, Vista was a financial disaster and MAC OS X is catching up. More and more users switch to alternatives. There are some user-friendly linux and UNIX distributions available by now and best of all – they are free!
Is Microsoft like Google in a position where no one can touch their market share? More and more people get used to MAC PC's because of the great success of Apple notebooks (apple macbook). The popularity of the Apple iPhone probably plays a role too. The competition is hard at work.
Windows 8 Release Date Poll
What do you think? When will Windows 8 be released?
Sidenote: If the world is going to end in 2012 there is not going to be a Windows 8! What will we do in heaven without Windows 8? Maybe we're all going to burn in hell and have to use MAC/Linux for the rest of our lives *cough*
I'm about to install Ubuntu, yay!
- Cheers!


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Strategic Lead for Culture, Nine Elms
- Location
- London (Greater)
- Salary
- MG1 £45,666 - £56,526 per annum inclusive plus PrP
- Posted
- 23 Mar 2018
- Closing date
- 07 May 2018
- Ref
- Industry
- Arts & heritage, Environment, Policy, legislation & strategy, Government & politics, Local government, Policy
- Job level
- Senior executive
- Hours
- Full time
- Contract
- Permanent
- Listing type
- Job vacancy
Nine Elms Cultural Programme Curator
MG1 £45,666 - £56,526 per annum inclusive plus PrP
36 hours per week
Post No: RWH8000
The London Boroughs of Richmond upon Thames and Wandsworth present a unique opportunity to be part of a team who work together in a ground-breaking shared staffing structure across both boroughs.
The Nine Elms Programme Team is responsible for ensuring that the Council's vision of a new world class urban neighbourhood at Nine Elms is achieved. The Council is committed to the area becoming a major new cultural hub for London and the Nine Elms Cultural Programme is one of the key ways that we will achieve the creation of a vibrant and successful 'place' connected to the surrounding communities and to the rest of London.
Working with Partners and London and national stakeholders, we will deliver a high impact cultural programme that raises the profile of the area, attracts significant cultural anchor tenants to the area and supports the wider objectives of the Nine Elms programme in relation to community engagement, placemaking, meanwhile use and inward investment.
The successful candidate will have a proven track record of brokering and delivering partnerships with nationally and internationally recognised institutions that benefit local residents and raise the profile of the borough, and experience of commissioning high profile, high quality pan London public programmes. You will have knowledge of regeneration best practice and a good grasp of planning obligations and how culture and creativity can support place-making. You will be able to provide creative advice and expertise to our development partners as they develop their own cultural strategies and integrate these into the cultural place-making activity across the Opportunity Area.
To achieve all this, you will have exceptional communications skills, a good grasp of local politics and be able to build relationships at all levels in order to foster a culture of partnership working.
You'll be working on an internationally recognisable regeneration project and be part of a team that's committed to making Nine Elms the best place that it can be and ensures all residents benefit from the regeneration of the area, in line with the Council's aim to be at the forefront in innovation in local government.
For an informal discussion please contact Kathryn Stewart on 020 8871 6415.
To apply, please visit our website via the button below.
Closing date: 7th May 2018
CVs will be accepted if accompanied by a covering letter clearly setting out how you meet the person specification.
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text: How do foreign fighters reach Syria and Iraq to join Daesh? Second, how do global structures of power shape the way people move around the world? Finally, how do these realities help shape Daesh on one hand and the refugee crisis on the other? Check out the piece I published over at medium.com where I explore these questions in depth.


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My son, Jake Alleyne, and his best friend, Liam Harrap, are today completing their 5,500 kilometre hike along the Continental Divide from Jasper, Alberta to Mexico. A couple of days ago they "swan songed" the epic journey by climbing their 100th mountain peak then descending for their final push through the Gila National Forest to Mexico.
My wife, Janet, and I followed this eight month adventure through GPS pings and a phone call from time to time. We were also fortunate enough to meet them a couple of times along this epic trail, including at Yellowstone National Park.
This morning their story was front page in the Vancouver Sun, "Former UBC Students Nearly Finished Eight Month Hike from Jasper to Mexico". We are so proud of them, and so excited to see them soon.Mike Alleyne604-785-7066Homelife Benchmark Realty, Surrey
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Barack Obama is coming to visit.
Roy Barnes will not be on hand. His schedule is "locked."
I doubt we'll see Jim Marshall there either.
There is this great contrast.
The elected Republican Governor:
Perdue spokesman Bert Brantley told The Associated Press on Friday the Republican governor had to juggle things around on his schedule to be able to greet the president.
Compared to Roy Barnes, the unelected Democratic nominee for Governor:
Meanwhile, Roy Barnes, the Democratic nominee for governor, won't be anywhere in sight. Barnes will be in south Georgia campaigning. His campaign manager said that by the time they learned of Obama's trip, Barnes' schedule was already locked in.


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Investor communications – a continuing challenge
July 2017 | PROFESSIONAL INSIGHT | PRIVATE EQUITY
Financier Worldwide Magazine
July 2017 Issue
Enthusiasm for private equity (PE) continues to rise in an exciting time for GPs. 2017 Preqin figures show that 84 percent of LPs surveyed had a positive impression of PE, and that a huge 95 percent believe that their PE portfolios have met or exceeded performance expectations and nearly half (48 percent) are looking to increase their allocation.
This enthusiasm can be easily explained. The macroeconomic environment continues to be characterised by volatility and a paucity of yield when it comes to more traditional asset classes. Not only does PE allow institutional investors to invest in 'real' assets that they can see and understand, it also clearly delivers better returns than other asset classes over the long term. It offers pension funds an attractive alternative at a time when they are under pressure to generate increased returns for members.
The appeal can be seen in the data. As of June 2015, $189bn had been returned to investors from funds, compared with $117bn from capital calls. This continues the momentum from 2014 when $475bn was distributed, contrasted with just $294bn called up from LPs.
The transparency problem
However, the good news comes alongside a growing challenge for industry in terms of how GPs communicate with their LPs. LPs' lives are becoming more complex for a host of reasons as they face increased demands from their own investors and members, as well as, of course, regulators. Post-2008 we live in an era where transparency is the watchword: everyone wants more data, more granular information and to know precisely what is going on.
Alongside this, regulatory transparency has exposed issues relating to fees and expenses charged by PE funds, with the old 'two and 20' model coming under increasing attack, putting investors 'on notice' when it comes to securing value for their allocations. This means GPs have to go the extra mile in order to demonstrate 'bang for buck' and secure big ticket investments.
Ultimately, the pressure to better manage their asset allocations leaves LPs needing a deeper understanding of valuations, and the reasoning behind the valuation multiples of each investment. Traditional reporting, wherein GPs send quarterly updates on the value of LPs' investments, is no longer enough. Institutional investors need far more granular detail on the workings of the fund, which companies are faring well and which are not – not just one simple figure.
Change is not easy
Not only are GPs having to provide more information, but LPs are having to develop their own operating models to absorb and effectively utilise the data. But this is never easy. The crux of the issue is that LPs need to know more about their investments than ever before, to better understand the nuances of performance and the worthiness of GP fees.
Trade bodies, such as ILPA and AltExchange, have been working on an industry-wide reporting standard requiring more detailed exposure of fees and expenses incurred by funds. There are clear arguments in favour of this; standardisation would ensure that the information GPs share comes in a more useful and interchangeable format – saving time and creating efficiency.
But standardisation, while a welcome development, is no panacea. It does not address some of the key challenges at play, as well as all of the evolving needs of LPs. No matter what progress standardisation makes, LPs continue to request additional information suited to their particular needs, and in other formats (often spreadsheets) that work with their systems. This gets to the crux of the issue: standardisation makes everything the same, but LPs actually vary a lot in terms of what specific information they need, and in what precise form.
GPs themselves are being asked to provide much more information and data – on portfolio companies and fees and charges to name just a few. This means that the information and data needs to be collected in the first instance and then made readily available within systems to provide the analysis required by the LPs. There are often information gaps resulting in the request of additional information from LPs – and responding takes time and expertise away from the business of managing the fund.
Added to this is an issue of formatting. GPs often present data back in PDF documents which provide little value to data-hungry LPs. However, some LPs circulate their own files for completion by the GP, which allow for automated mapping into LP systems, but there is little consistency, and GPs are reluctant to go down this route given the time and effort involved to complete.
In addition, some LPs' own internal systems and resources lack the capability to fully meet the new requirements, requiring either labour-intensive workarounds or substantial investments in new technology – investment that may not be readily available when everyone is under pressure to cut costs.
What is the way forward?
Given the various restraints on costs and resources, LPs are increasingly turning to alternative solutions. They need the systems and resources to enable them to process data and information on a daily basis but given the current economic climate, they are more likely to turn to professionals within the industry for assistance.
And it is the same story with GPs, who are continuing to look to third-party providers to provide both the technology and resources to meet the ever-increasing demands of their LPs.
Plugged in, as they are, to a wealth of client and portfolio data, coupled with a preoccupation with detail, fund administrators are well-placed and have the right mentality to collect the data required, and provide the detailed analysis required by LPs. Output can be delivered to the depth and frequency demanded – meeting the specific and individual needs of LPs.
Ian Kelly is chief executive officer of Augentius.
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Trujillo, Honduras in Central America, is steadily becoming a "go to" destination for retiring Boomers, especially for Canadians. As the Banana Coast's development of it's new Cruise Port gains steam, so too are the opportunities to purchase stunning properties on which to build your dream home and to plan your next stage in life.
Many boomers are looking for retirement not just in warm climates but in those areas that have economic advantages. This includes such things as large income tax benefits for those who choose residency, reasonable priced medical and prescription medication costs, low property taxes and affordable housing.
Cultural and adventure opportunities are also important to this generation of boomers. This is yet another reason to consider this up and coming part of the world.
We are going to share some great resources with you to help you take those first steps. Even better, these resources are run and owned by Canadians who make Trujillo and the Bay area, part of their home. Canadians understand what other Canadians are looking for when it comes to retirement. They have not only created a compliment of services to help make your transition easier, they live here too. They are putting their money where their mouths are!
Looking to find that perfect property on which to build your home both for your retirement but also as an investment opportunity, look no further than the Canadian partnership of HondurasLiving.com and Life Vision Properties.
You have found that gorgeous property and you are now ready to build that home in paradise. Jaguar Construction builds homes in Trujillo, Honduras that are built to North American standards. Just because you want to live in a foreign country doesn't mean you have to compromise on quality. With Jaguar Construction, you can enjoy a full suite of services from architectural design, engineered blueprints and a finished product you can enjoy for generations. They are Trujillo Bay area's premiere and largest developer.
Okay, so you want to make some passive income off of your Trujillo home while you are back in Canada or perhaps you just want to ensure that your place is looked after while you are away Maybe you are thinking of retiring in Trujillo but want to spend some time in the area before jumping in with both feet. Consider coming for a few months or perhaps for just few days. Trujillo Property Management Services are here to take care of any and all of your needs in that regard.
You are itching for adventure whether it be amongst the stunning rainforest jungles or in the crystal clear waters of the Bay. The Banana Coast "where the rainforest meets the sea" is rich in areas just waiting for you to explore. Whether you want to participate in an organized tour or create one that's personalized just for you, Banana Coast Tours is there to assist. Oh and if it's something with a more cultural bent that you seek, Banana Coast Tours will help you with this too.


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Jeff Pascal
Atlantic City, NJ
Authored Articles
April 2017 Vol 3 No 2
Saying a few good words about cancer may seem a daunting task. However, lately it has occurred to me that my journey with cancer has some bright spots. It all began on March 17, 2014. The day you learn you might have cancer is a date you never forget.
December 2016 Vol 2 No 6
Here is Jeff Pascal's 4' x 4' acrylic painting he made after a multiple myeloma diagnosis in 2014.
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