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The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the world of enterprise technology has always fascinated industry experts. The 21st century is the era of artificial intelligence and the scope of AI is widening way beyond domestic smartphone use–it has finally entered the realm of enterprise resource planning technology. With its influential and powerful capabilities, artificial intelligence technology is optimizing system operating models and transforming business processes for organizations across the globe.
Not long ago advanced AI functionalities were exclusive and expensive due to controlled and undeveloped tools. AI algorithm construction demanded highly skilled workforce, not available at most software companies. Also, CPU-intensive computing power and gigantic amount of data storage were required for the pattern recognition of these complex algorithms.
However, times have changed and current software vendors are increasingly incorporating AI functions into their ERP software. To manage this transformation, companies are refurbishing their IT strategies and evaluating the implications of artificial intelligence and enterprise resource planning integration.
ERP software with enabled AI can heavily impact the core of organization’s everyday business processes by streamlining routine tasks, reducing operating expenses, and eliminating manual errors. AI can also be tweaked and made to learn processes for enhanced competencies that improve the effectiveness of the overall business. Advanced ERP technologies have helped businesses discover massive sums of structured data. However, there is a continuous struggle to transform the huge amounts of discovered data into something meaningful.
Cut-throat competition between different cloud vendors means reduced costs for cloud storage and cloud computing, which in turn creates the opportunity for software vendors to incorporate more complicated algorithms into their ERP systems for handling larger data sets. With AI enabled ERP software, the vast amount of data generated, complemented by the storage capacities, can be used by organizations to cut out error-prone routine tasks and optimize operational processes.
Simultaneously, workforce skill and expertise can be optimized with AI. The effectiveness of the organization as a whole can be enhanced, since focus will be directed towards non-routine, logical, analytical, and creative activities and tasks. AI and its functional agents liberate employees from monotonous, manual interactions with their ERP software by starting an evolution of semi-intelligent and self-driving business solutions.
The ERP software maintenance is another sphere that can considerably benefit from AI. AI enabled ERPs usually employ a digital assistant (DA) that can assist service technicians in finding the root cause analysis for maintenance issues. The DA provisions complete information and details of the performance, technical structure, and maintenance history of the concerned device. The DA acquires and sources information from the core ERP system and the OEM.
Research firm Markets and Markets in its report Artificial Intelligence Market by Technology predicts that the AI market will be worth USD 16.06 billion by 2022, growing at a CAGR of 62.9% from 2016 to 2022. And the AI under discussion here isn’t related to robots, but identifies contemporary technologies that power business processes and resolve industry disputes.
The potential of AI enabled ERP systems is enormous and far from what has been documented yet. AI is revolutionizing the ERP software landscape and is transforming the way business is performed. The data-mining capabilities of advanced self-learning artificial intelligence systems put together with the automation of ERP systems can bring about incredible value addition to any business. However, it should be kept in mind that AI is only materially useful as it can mimic unique functionalities of the human mind, such as learning and behavioral changes, and apply these emulated tactics to varied and unstructured data in ERP systems.
While a few may be inadvertently apprehensive about adopting AI technology, the benefits AI can usher into a business already utilizing an ERP solution are countless. Initially, some resistance can be expected as AI will essentially alter how users interact with their ERP software. But the one thing organizations need to remember is that AI technology will only better the primary focus of their business i.e. serving their customers well.
Shashank is the driving force, molding Deskera from a small set-up to a multinational corporation. Shashank’s vision and role as a strategist has been pivotal in making Deskera the success that it is today. He is a strong advocate of innovation and better customer experience. A pass out from Indian Institute of Technology Shashank is a leader with a passion for creating value and delivering technologies that have a positive impact on people’s lives.

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the use of artificial intelligence (ai) in the world of enterprise technology has always fascinated industry experts. the 21st century is the era of artificial intelligence and the scope of ai is widening way beyond domestic smartphone use–it has finally entered the realm of enterprise resource planning technology. with its influential and powerful capabilities, artificial intelligence technology is optimizing system operating models and transforming business processes for organizations across the globe.
not long ago advanced ai functionalities were exclusive and expensive due to controlled and undeveloped tools. ai algorithm construction demanded highly skilled workforce, not available at most software companies. also, cpu-intensive computing power and gigantic amount of data storage were required for the pattern recognition of these complex algorithms.
however, times have changed and current software vendors are increasingly incorporating ai functions into their erp software. to manage this transformation, companies are refurbishing their it strategies and evaluating the implications of artificial intelligence and enterprise resource planning integration.
erp software with enabled ai can heavily impact the core of organization’s everyday business processes by streamlining routine tasks, reducing operating expenses, and eliminating manual errors. ai can also be tweaked and made to learn processes for enhanced competencies that improve the effectiveness of the overall business. advanced erp technologies have helped businesses discover massive sums of structured data. however, there is a continuous struggle to transform the huge amounts of discovered data into something meaningful.
cut-throat competition between different cloud vendors means reduced costs for cloud storage and cloud computing, which in turn creates the opportunity for software vendors to incorporate more complicated algorithms into their erp systems for handling larger data sets. with ai enabled erp software, the vast amount of data generated, complemented by the storage capacities, can be used by organizations to cut out error-prone routine tasks and optimize operational processes.
simultaneously, workforce skill and expertise can be optimized with ai. the effectiveness of the organization as a whole can be enhanced, since focus will be directed towards non-routine, logical, analytical, and creative activities and tasks. ai and its functional agents liberate employees from monotonous, manual interactions with their erp software by starting an evolution of semi-intelligent and self-driving business solutions.
the erp software maintenance is another sphere that can considerably benefit from ai. ai enabled erps usually employ a digital assistant (da) that can assist service technicians in finding the root cause analysis for maintenance issues. the da provisions complete information and details of the performance, technical structure, and maintenance history of the concerned device. the da acquires and sources information from the core erp system and the oem.
research firm markets and markets in its report artificial intelligence market by technology predicts that the ai market will be worth usd 16.06 billion by 2022, growing at a cagr of 62.9% from 2016 to 2022. and the ai under discussion here isn’t related to robots, but identifies contemporary technologies that power business processes and resolve industry disputes.
the potential of ai enabled erp systems is enormous and far from what has been documented yet. ai is revolutionizing the erp software landscape and is transforming the way business is performed. the data-mining capabilities of advanced self-learning artificial intelligence systems put together with the automation of erp systems can bring about incredible value addition to any business. however, it should be kept in mind that ai is only materially useful as it can mimic unique functionalities of the human mind, such as learning and behavioral changes, and apply these emulated tactics to varied and unstructured data in erp systems.
while a few may be inadvertently apprehensive about adopting ai technology, the benefits ai can usher into a business already utilizing an erp solution are countless. initially, some resistance can be expected as ai will essentially alter how users interact with their erp software. but the one thing organizations need to remember is that ai technology will only better the primary focus of their business i.e. serving their customers well.
shashank is the driving force, molding deskera from a small set-up to a multinational corporation. shashank’s vision and role as a strategist has been pivotal in making deskera the success that it is today. he is a strong advocate of innovation and better customer experience. a pass out from indian institute of technology shashank is a leader with a passion for creating value and delivering technologies that have a positive impact on people’s lives.


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lowercased: i took three pictures to show our galaxies does not work well. is there something i did wrong? i put the file called "catalogs.cfg" is in addons/catalogs/galaxies, for models.cfg it is in addons/models/galaxies and images needed to run the galaxies models are in addons/textures/galaxies, i do not see why it is not working?


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It was just a matter of time and it would have arrived. Actually I remember presenting it in a book I wrote several years ago (1999, the disappearance of telecommunications) as a natural evolution of computers.
We have seen few years ago the use of flash pen to take your data space with you ready to be plugged in into any computer to make that become, as long as the dongle was plugged in, your computer.
Now Google has announced a flash pen sized processing device, Chromebit, that can be plugged in into a screen, like a television. Just to avoid possible confusion it was not announced on April 1st but on March 31st.
It should be available this Summer at a price point lower than a hundred dollars.
It comes with 16GB of memory and a HDMI port for high definition display. It is more powerful than the Chromecast stick, that lets your television receive streaming television programs, so it can run normal applications, like office. It has a Google Chrome OS and you can run whatever runs on that OS.
Interestingly, in the presentation Google said that given the decrease in price of television screens and the low cost of the Chromebit it may turn out that it would be the same to print a 42" ads to hang in a shop or to hang a video screen and display images with Chromebit!

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it was just a matter of time and it would have arrived. actually i remember presenting it in a book i wrote several years ago (1999, the disappearance of telecommunications) as a natural evolution of computers.
we have seen few years ago the use of flash pen to take your data space with you ready to be plugged in into any computer to make that become, as long as the dongle was plugged in, your computer.
now google has announced a flash pen sized processing device, chromebit, that can be plugged in into a screen, like a television. just to avoid possible confusion it was not announced on april 1st but on march 31st.
it should be available this summer at a price point lower than a hundred dollars.
it comes with 16gb of memory and a hdmi port for high definition display. it is more powerful than the chromecast stick, that lets your television receive streaming television programs, so it can run normal applications, like office. it has a google chrome os and you can run whatever runs on that os.
interestingly, in the presentation google said that given the decrease in price of television screens and the low cost of the chromebit it may turn out that it would be the same to print a 42" ads to hang in a shop or to hang a video screen and display images with chromebit!


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The dissemination and discussion of interesting new ideas will only be discouraged if members of an audience are allowed to pre-publish participants' ideas, since everyone will be inhibited from trying out ideas in public. The free exchange of ideas in our discipline depends on mutual trust. Speakers assume that they are speaking to the present audience in their own voice -- not to the entire world through a reporter. If that assumption no longer holds, all of us will say only what are willing to have permanently recorded for the whole world to read. That's not an environment for the discussion of interesting new ideas.--David Velleman at Leiterreports.
Our profession faces a number of really grave ethical challenges, from the treatment of women, to the treatment of adjuncts and per-course faculty, to the concentration of wealth, power, and access, in a handful of institutions. That someone reported on Martha Nussbaum's speech doesn't strike me as one of them.--Daniel A Kaufman at Leiterreports.
In his initial contribution, which was the occasion of Leiter's original post, Velleman, who is one of our most interesting moral psychologists and who has been of great service to the profession in developing Philosopher's Imprint, suggests that "The live-blogging of Martha Nussbaum's Locke lectures would be a good occasion for a discussion of the professional ethics of this practice." From Velleman's original and subsequent remarks (see this one, especially), it's clear that Velleman believes such live-blogging is unethical. The only ethical argument I encountered in Velleman's subsequent comments on the thread is this one: "what you're not entitled to do with author's ideas is to publish them before the author has a chance to." Now, that's not quite right; what you are not allowed to do is publish another's ideas and pass them off as your own or publish another's ideas without proper attribution or publish another's ideas without making clear in what context they are uttered, etc. If an author has expressly requested that one does not circulate or quote a text or lecture, then we ought to respect the wishes of the author all other things being equal.* But I don't see what's wrong with reporting on another's ideas is, if done generously (and with skill). After all, what's horrifying about most student notes on one's courses is not that they circulate, but that they so often misrepresent (see also Jonathan Jenkins Ichikawa).
Velleman's principled concerns apply in the case that occassioned them; at Oxford's official John Locke lectures webpage we learn that: "The manuscript supporting these lectures is available to people both in and outside Oxford. Anyone may access and read the manuscript, but must not forward it, publish it, or otherwise reproduce or distribute it. Citation from the manuscript is forbidden, unless you have express permission from Professor Nussbaum." [HT Dhananjay Jagannathan] So, Velleman is right to raise the issue. Reporting or blogging on another (without citation, but with attribution) goes against the spirit of Nussbaum's request.
But as Dan Kaufman points out, Martha Nussbaum+ has actively courted celebrity (and from my vantage-point justly achieved); she is a public figure (not just in philosophy) and so it is a bit silly to treat her public lectures as private conversations. This is especially so because she has no right to hold the rest of scholarship hostage until she decides to publish her lectures. For, as Bill Wringe (with an apt nod to Kripke) notes "any work in the same area will almost certainly now be deemed unpublishable if it does not reference them." Given that she is famous and her lectures will circulate, Wringe's concern is a real one. So, in this instance, I am inclined to agree with Kaufman, Wringe, and others. Either way, the ethical question has become moot because "Professor Nussbaum has kindly given her blessing" to the blogger (and Velleman agrees).
Velleman also raises prudential considerations. He worries that people will be inhibited from trying out ideas on each other if these are prematurely reported. Unfortunately, Velleman does not explain what the root of his concern is. He might be concerned that pre-publication by others denies authors the possibility of receiving credit for their ideas. But it seems that's not what he has in mind. Rather, he seems to think that most professional philosophers prefer to have a period in which they can try out ideas in front and with the aid of their peers (lectures, drafts) without there being a permanent record of these trials. Unfortunately, Velleman does not explain why one would wish for such record-free experimenting.
I suspect, however, that the reason for Velleman's stance is that in such experiments, we sometimes make mistakes or blunders--even Homer nods, after all. Few of us like to look like a fool in front of people whose respect and admiration we desire and whose good favor we require for professional advancement. Of course, in a safe environment one would feel secure to make mistakes in one's experiments; if one's thoughts are likely to be ridiculed or used against you to undermine your reputation, one better be very cautious about what one puts forward as an experiment or in print. (This can hit home, say, when I see my PhD students struggling with their confidence; I then wonder how I failed at making them feel secure.) This is what Velleman probably has in mind with his claim that, "The free exchange of ideas in our discipline depends on mutual trust." So Velleman's comment reveals, in fact, a deep mistrust about what happens to people's reputations in the profession if we are shown to make mistakes or are thought confused, sloppy, etc.
"The free exchange of ideas in our discipline depends on mutual trust."
Of course, it does not follow from my impressions that everything needs to be transparent; perhaps, we ought to be allowed -- like the alchemists -- to assay our ideas and concepts with a few like-minded before we let them sail. In an age where the NSA monitors all, this might be too much to wish for.
+Disclosure: she was once my teacher.
*Such moral requests may well be trumped by aesthetic/literary/political judgments. Brod was wrong to publish Kafka, unless he understood that Kafka really intended the opposite of his request; while I wouldn't want Brod as my friend, I am still grateful to him as a reader.
**One bit of evidence for this is that professional disagreement often is turned into moralized, personal conflict.
***While lots of decision-theorists assume following Aumann that if there is a relatively free market in ideas there won't be any reason to disagree, Merel Lefevere and I argue that the composition of ideas within a community also matters to our evaluation of the ideas produced by it.
++The economist-philosopher, MA Khan, has written very perceptively on these themes here.
My sense is that much of the controversy associated with the question of live-tweeting and live-blogging in Philosophy is rooted in a deep discomfort among professional philosophers with being public. By "being public" I mean not simply appearing in public - an instance of which I consider giving a public lecture to be, but more importantly engaging in substantive philosophical dialogue with publics of various shapes and sizes. We are all learning the habits of public communication in a digital age, and with that learning comes, of course, opportunities to fail.
If philosophers are uncomfortable with being public, we are even more uncomfortable with the public display of our own human fallibility. You have identified the stakes of that fallibility for our more junior colleagues well in your post. Relinquishing a "gotcha" approach to argumentation and scholarship would go some distance in mitigating the cost of PDF (Public Display of Fallibility).
I am struck, however, that the whole controversy seems to be blind to a live-tweeting or -blogging culture that embraces the provisional nature of the ideas shared through social media. Those of us who use Twitter and other social media for academic engagement don't regularly mistake the live-tweeted or -blogged content of a conference participant for the fully worked out published idea of a speaker. Rather, when live-tweeting and -blogging is done well, it amplifies ideas, establishes connections, and enriches the ongoing work of those engaged with the online community.
One of the reasons we are working on the Public Philosophy Journal (http://publicphilosophyjournal.org/ ) is to help cultivate the habits of online public scholarship in philosophy by looking to the open web for conversations where issues of philosophical concern intersect with those of public concern. The project is made much more daunting, but also, I hope, more relevant and valuable by the fact that we professional philosophers are often uncomfortable sharing our work-in-progress in and with the public.
I appreciate your post as an example of how that can be done well.
Thank you for your kind words, Christopher.
I like your focus on the ways that digital media can enrich philosophy. (Obviously, I am not an impartial bystander when I say that.) I have been following the Public Philosophy Journal with interest; it's good that folk like you are experimenting with formats, perhaps, even experimenting as a way of doing philosophy (with many kinds of publics and publicity).

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the dissemination and discussion of interesting new ideas will only be discouraged if members of an audience are allowed to pre-publish participants' ideas, since everyone will be inhibited from trying out ideas in public. the free exchange of ideas in our discipline depends on mutual trust. speakers assume that they are speaking to the present audience in their own voice -- not to the entire world through a reporter. if that assumption no longer holds, all of us will say only what are willing to have permanently recorded for the whole world to read. that's not an environment for the discussion of interesting new ideas.--david velleman at leiterreports.
our profession faces a number of really grave ethical challenges, from the treatment of women, to the treatment of adjuncts and per-course faculty, to the concentration of wealth, power, and access, in a handful of institutions. that someone reported on martha nussbaum's speech doesn't strike me as one of them.--daniel a kaufman at leiterreports.
in his initial contribution, which was the occasion of leiter's original post, velleman, who is one of our most interesting moral psychologists and who has been of great service to the profession in developing philosopher's imprint, suggests that "the live-blogging of martha nussbaum's locke lectures would be a good occasion for a discussion of the professional ethics of this practice." from velleman's original and subsequent remarks (see this one, especially), it's clear that velleman believes such live-blogging is unethical. the only ethical argument i encountered in velleman's subsequent comments on the thread is this one: "what you're not entitled to do with author's ideas is to publish them before the author has a chance to." now, that's not quite right; what you are not allowed to do is publish another's ideas and pass them off as your own or publish another's ideas without proper attribution or publish another's ideas without making clear in what context they are uttered, etc. if an author has expressly requested that one does not circulate or quote a text or lecture, then we ought to respect the wishes of the author all other things being equal.* but i don't see what's wrong with reporting on another's ideas is, if done generously (and with skill). after all, what's horrifying about most student notes on one's courses is not that they circulate, but that they so often misrepresent (see also jonathan jenkins ichikawa).
velleman's principled concerns apply in the case that occassioned them; at oxford's official john locke lectures webpage we learn that: "the manuscript supporting these lectures is available to people both in and outside oxford. anyone may access and read the manuscript, but must not forward it, publish it, or otherwise reproduce or distribute it. citation from the manuscript is forbidden, unless you have express permission from professor nussbaum." [ht dhananjay jagannathan] so, velleman is right to raise the issue. reporting or blogging on another (without citation, but with attribution) goes against the spirit of nussbaum's request.
but as dan kaufman points out, martha nussbaum+ has actively courted celebrity (and from my vantage-point justly achieved); she is a public figure (not just in philosophy) and so it is a bit silly to treat her public lectures as private conversations. this is especially so because she has no right to hold the rest of scholarship hostage until she decides to publish her lectures. for, as bill wringe (with an apt nod to kripke) notes "any work in the same area will almost certainly now be deemed unpublishable if it does not reference them." given that she is famous and her lectures will circulate, wringe's concern is a real one. so, in this instance, i am inclined to agree with kaufman, wringe, and others. either way, the ethical question has become moot because "professor nussbaum has kindly given her blessing" to the blogger (and velleman agrees).
velleman also raises prudential considerations. he worries that people will be inhibited from trying out ideas on each other if these are prematurely reported. unfortunately, velleman does not explain what the root of his concern is. he might be concerned that pre-publication by others denies authors the possibility of receiving credit for their ideas. but it seems that's not what he has in mind. rather, he seems to think that most professional philosophers prefer to have a period in which they can try out ideas in front and with the aid of their peers (lectures, drafts) without there being a permanent record of these trials. unfortunately, velleman does not explain why one would wish for such record-free experimenting.
i suspect, however, that the reason for velleman's stance is that in such experiments, we sometimes make mistakes or blunders--even homer nods, after all. few of us like to look like a fool in front of people whose respect and admiration we desire and whose good favor we require for professional advancement. of course, in a safe environment one would feel secure to make mistakes in one's experiments; if one's thoughts are likely to be ridiculed or used against you to undermine your reputation, one better be very cautious about what one puts forward as an experiment or in print. (this can hit home, say, when i see my phd students struggling with their confidence; i then wonder how i failed at making them feel secure.) this is what velleman probably has in mind with his claim that, "the free exchange of ideas in our discipline depends on mutual trust." so velleman's comment reveals, in fact, a deep mistrust about what happens to people's reputations in the profession if we are shown to make mistakes or are thought confused, sloppy, etc.
"the free exchange of ideas in our discipline depends on mutual trust."
of course, it does not follow from my impressions that everything needs to be transparent; perhaps, we ought to be allowed -- like the alchemists -- to assay our ideas and concepts with a few like-minded before we let them sail. in an age where the nsa monitors all, this might be too much to wish for.
+disclosure: she was once my teacher.
*such moral requests may well be trumped by aesthetic/literary/political judgments. brod was wrong to publish kafka, unless he understood that kafka really intended the opposite of his request; while i wouldn't want brod as my friend, i am still grateful to him as a reader.
**one bit of evidence for this is that professional disagreement often is turned into moralized, personal conflict.
***while lots of decision-theorists assume following aumann that if there is a relatively free market in ideas there won't be any reason to disagree, merel lefevere and i argue that the composition of ideas within a community also matters to our evaluation of the ideas produced by it.
++the economist-philosopher, ma khan, has written very perceptively on these themes here.
my sense is that much of the controversy associated with the question of live-tweeting and live-blogging in philosophy is rooted in a deep discomfort among professional philosophers with being public. by "being public" i mean not simply appearing in public - an instance of which i consider giving a public lecture to be, but more importantly engaging in substantive philosophical dialogue with publics of various shapes and sizes. we are all learning the habits of public communication in a digital age, and with that learning comes, of course, opportunities to fail.
if philosophers are uncomfortable with being public, we are even more uncomfortable with the public display of our own human fallibility. you have identified the stakes of that fallibility for our more junior colleagues well in your post. relinquishing a "gotcha" approach to argumentation and scholarship would go some distance in mitigating the cost of pdf (public display of fallibility).
i am struck, however, that the whole controversy seems to be blind to a live-tweeting or -blogging culture that embraces the provisional nature of the ideas shared through social media. those of us who use twitter and other social media for academic engagement don't regularly mistake the live-tweeted or -blogged content of a conference participant for the fully worked out published idea of a speaker. rather, when live-tweeting and -blogging is done well, it amplifies ideas, establishes connections, and enriches the ongoing work of those engaged with the online community.
one of the reasons we are working on the public philosophy journal (http://publicphilosophyjournal.org/ ) is to help cultivate the habits of online public scholarship in philosophy by looking to the open web for conversations where issues of philosophical concern intersect with those of public concern. the project is made much more daunting, but also, i hope, more relevant and valuable by the fact that we professional philosophers are often uncomfortable sharing our work-in-progress in and with the public.
i appreciate your post as an example of how that can be done well.
thank you for your kind words, christopher.
i like your focus on the ways that digital media can enrich philosophy. (obviously, i am not an impartial bystander when i say that.) i have been following the public philosophy journal with interest; it's good that folk like you are experimenting with formats, perhaps, even experimenting as a way of doing philosophy (with many kinds of publics and publicity).


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Cleveleys Masonic Hall was the venue for the convocation meeting of Saturnian Chapter No 7563 and the chapter was honoured with the presence of the Most Excellent Grand Superintendent Tony Harrison.
Pictured from left to right, are; Tony Harrison, Derek Broadbent, Damian Davenport and Steve Willingham.
Also in attendance were Assistant to the Provincial Grand Principals David Randerson, former Assistant Terry Hudson, Stuart Thornber, Harry Cox, Ron Weatherill, Geoffrey Pritchard, Brian Parkin, Norman Thomas, Roger Perry, David Harrison, and North Fylde Group Chairman Duncan Smith. In support were acting Provincial officers Neil MacSymons, James Miller, Ron Strangwick, Martin Dennison, Martin Linton and Gordon Ivett.
The chapter was opened for business by acting first principal Ken Smith, second principal Damian Davenport and third principal Peter Bracegirdle. The three principals elect were then presented in turn by director of ceremonies Peter Lonican to mark the start of the installation proceedings, with Damian Davenport being installed as first principal, Derek Broadbent as second principal and Steve Willingham as third principal. The installing officers were Brian Parkin, Ken Smith and Ron Weatherill.
Ian Chetwynd delivered the crimson robe address, Roger Stansfield delivered the purple robe address and Norman Thomas delivered the blue robe address. The officers of the chapter were invested, accompanied by humorous musical renditions from guest organist Shaun Haynes.
The addresses to the three principals and the companions were expertly delivered by Peter Lonican and David Randerson respectively.
At the conclusion of the installation ceremony, Tony Harrison brought his personal congratulations as Grand Superintendent, wishing the three principals well during their coming year in office. He congratulated all who had taken part in the ceremony and the new first principal presented him with cheques for the West Lancashire Freemasons’ Charity totalling £359.40.
At the festive board which followed, which was enjoyed by 44 companions, David Randerson delivered a humorous response to toast number three and proposed the toast to the health of the Most Excellent Grand Superintendent. Tony responded with the warmth and poise the companions have come to expect, thanking the chapter for a wonderful evening. He also made particular mention of the Tercentenary events, Provincial Grand Lodge in May, and the Masonic Charitable Foundation 2021 Festival. Provincial Grand Scribe Nehemiah James Miller responded on behalf of the Provincial officers present. A raffle for charities raised £194.
The toast to the health of the three principals was given by Ken Smith, after which the song to the three principals was rendered by Hugh Mett, accompanied by Shaun Haynes.
At the conclusion of a most enjoyable evening the janitor’s toast was delivered by Gordon Ivett.
Article written by Hugh Mett.
Pictured from left to right, are; Neil MacSymons, Duncan Smith, Gordon Ivett, James Miller, Geoffrey Pritchard, Martin Dennison, Terry Hudson, David Randerson, Ron Strangwick, Martin Linton, Tony Harrison, Derek Broadbent, Damian Davenport, Steve Willingham, Ron Weatherill and Harry Cox.

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cleveleys masonic hall was the venue for the convocation meeting of saturnian chapter no 7563 and the chapter was honoured with the presence of the most excellent grand superintendent tony harrison.
pictured from left to right, are; tony harrison, derek broadbent, damian davenport and steve willingham.
also in attendance were assistant to the provincial grand principals david randerson, former assistant terry hudson, stuart thornber, harry cox, ron weatherill, geoffrey pritchard, brian parkin, norman thomas, roger perry, david harrison, and north fylde group chairman duncan smith. in support were acting provincial officers neil macsymons, james miller, ron strangwick, martin dennison, martin linton and gordon ivett.
the chapter was opened for business by acting first principal ken smith, second principal damian davenport and third principal peter bracegirdle. the three principals elect were then presented in turn by director of ceremonies peter lonican to mark the start of the installation proceedings, with damian davenport being installed as first principal, derek broadbent as second principal and steve willingham as third principal. the installing officers were brian parkin, ken smith and ron weatherill.
ian chetwynd delivered the crimson robe address, roger stansfield delivered the purple robe address and norman thomas delivered the blue robe address. the officers of the chapter were invested, accompanied by humorous musical renditions from guest organist shaun haynes.
the addresses to the three principals and the companions were expertly delivered by peter lonican and david randerson respectively.
at the conclusion of the installation ceremony, tony harrison brought his personal congratulations as grand superintendent, wishing the three principals well during their coming year in office. he congratulated all who had taken part in the ceremony and the new first principal presented him with cheques for the west lancashire freemasons’ charity totalling £359.40.
at the festive board which followed, which was enjoyed by 44 companions, david randerson delivered a humorous response to toast number three and proposed the toast to the health of the most excellent grand superintendent. tony responded with the warmth and poise the companions have come to expect, thanking the chapter for a wonderful evening. he also made particular mention of the tercentenary events, provincial grand lodge in may, and the masonic charitable foundation 2021 festival. provincial grand scribe nehemiah james miller responded on behalf of the provincial officers present. a raffle for charities raised £194.
the toast to the health of the three principals was given by ken smith, after which the song to the three principals was rendered by hugh mett, accompanied by shaun haynes.
at the conclusion of a most enjoyable evening the janitor’s toast was delivered by gordon ivett.
article written by hugh mett.
pictured from left to right, are; neil macsymons, duncan smith, gordon ivett, james miller, geoffrey pritchard, martin dennison, terry hudson, david randerson, ron strangwick, martin linton, tony harrison, derek broadbent, damian davenport, steve willingham, ron weatherill and harry cox.


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Great news for Devon Still and his family — the ex-NFL player’s daughter, Leah, is IN THE CLEAR after doctors feared her recent medical scans showed signs of cancer.
You know her story … Leah has bravely battled and “beat up cancer” ever since she was diagnosed with stage-4 neuroblastoma in June of 2014. She’s been cancer-free for 4 years.
But recently, doctors found something suspicious during one of her checkups — and ran several tests to see if her cancer had returned.
Devon had asked for prayers for Leah and the family — and this week, they got the good news … IT’S NOT CANCER!!
The Stills got the best news this week … and Devon let Leah adorably share the awesome update.

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great news for devon still and his family — the ex-nfl player’s daughter, leah, is in the clear after doctors feared her recent medical scans showed signs of cancer.
you know her story … leah has bravely battled and “beat up cancer” ever since she was diagnosed with stage-4 neuroblastoma in june of 2014. she’s been cancer-free for 4 years.
but recently, doctors found something suspicious during one of her checkups — and ran several tests to see if her cancer had returned.
devon had asked for prayers for leah and the family — and this week, they got the good news … it’s not cancer!!
the stills got the best news this week … and devon let leah adorably share the awesome update.


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Martin Reakes-Williams was a curate at St. Peter’s Church from 1992 until he moved to Germany to become chaplain of Leipzig English Church when it first began in 1995 with a congregation of one. He shares leadership and oversight of all aspects of the church's life with the other elders. They are a mixture of people from many different nations, cultures, and backgrounds, a meeting place for all sorts of English-speaking people living in Leipzig and the surrounding region.
Although—or because—they are an English-speaking congregation, many Germans attend their services. But whether student or businessman: Brits sit next to Cameroonians, Germans pray with Americans and Iraqis. With regard to age, the biggest groups are young families (in the morning service) and students (especially in the evening service).
Since many members are only there for one year or two, saying farewell is a regular practice in their services. On the other hand they are glad to welcome and to get to know new people every year. They want to use the limited time they have together as much as possible to equip each other for the service of the Lord.
Members and former members have been sent out by Leipzig English Church to reach out to the wider world with the good news about Jesus Christ. They continue to support several mission partners in prayer and practice.

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martin reakes-williams was a curate at st. peter’s church from 1992 until he moved to germany to become chaplain of leipzig english church when it first began in 1995 with a congregation of one. he shares leadership and oversight of all aspects of the church's life with the other elders. they are a mixture of people from many different nations, cultures, and backgrounds, a meeting place for all sorts of english-speaking people living in leipzig and the surrounding region.
although—or because—they are an english-speaking congregation, many germans attend their services. but whether student or businessman: brits sit next to cameroonians, germans pray with americans and iraqis. with regard to age, the biggest groups are young families (in the morning service) and students (especially in the evening service).
since many members are only there for one year or two, saying farewell is a regular practice in their services. on the other hand they are glad to welcome and to get to know new people every year. they want to use the limited time they have together as much as possible to equip each other for the service of the lord.
members and former members have been sent out by leipzig english church to reach out to the wider world with the good news about jesus christ. they continue to support several mission partners in prayer and practice.


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Earlier this year, the High Court in Cardiff made a substantial award to a woman who had made a claim under the Inheritance (Provision for Family and Dependants) Act 1975. The case of Thompson v. Raggett shows that the Courts will go a long way to award reasonable provision, including giving a Claimant a house, even where the Claimant and the deceased were not married.
Joan Thompson and Wynford Hodge lived together on a farm and caravan park in Pembrokeshire. Joan and one of her children had moved into a caravan at the farm in the late 1970s. Shortly afterwards, she moved into the farmhouse with Mr Hodge. She worked on the farm and caravan site without being paid, and she helped to care for Mr Hodge’s mother in the last 2 or 3 years of her life.
As she grew older, Joan did not enjoy good health. She had a serious stroke and then heart attacks. Mr Hodge had prostate cancer, and the 2 were carers for each other. When their mobility became less, the couple moved into a caravan near to the farmhouse. Before he died, Mr Hodge bought a cottage with a view to moving into it with Joan, but in the event he did not live long enough for that to happen.
Mr Hodge died on 19 December 2016 and he gave his entire estate, valued at just over £1.5 million, to 2 of his tenants. He gave nothing to Joan even though they had lived as man and wife for 42 years.
“I do not want Joan or her children to inherit from my estate...I no longer want to leave my residuary estate on trust to pay the income to Joan for her life as this would be a substantial sum and I do not believe she will need it. Also due to Joan’s health I believe she would not be able to live in my property independently. I am Joan’s main carer and envisage she may have to go in to a home following my death. I confirm Joan has her own finances and is financially comfortable. Joan has her own money and her own savings."
In Mr Hodge's estate were the house occupied by the tenants to whom he had given his estate worth £343,000, the farm and caravan park at £545,000, an adjoining bungalow at £157,000, a cottage worth £225,000, a small parcel of land worth £5000, farm machinery and vehicles at £62,625 and savings and liquid assets of £168,000.
Joan was 79 years old. She received a state pension and disability living allowance totalling £1,114 per month. She had savings of just £2,500.
"This lady retains sufficient medical health not to require the facilities of a nursing home. She is certainly fit enough to reside in private accommodation... It is in her best interests that she does retain as much independence as possible".
The beneficiaries of Mr Hodge’s Will were tenants of one of his properties. The Court found that Mr Hodge had assumed little if any responsibility towards them during his lifetime.
Where a couple cohabit but are not married, a claim can be made for reasonable provision under the 1975 Act. The tenants conceded that the Will did not make reasonable provision for Joan.
That being the case, the Court could order such financial provision as it would be reasonable for Joan to receive for her maintenance but could not, under the rules, award capital since she and Mr Hodge were not married.
The Court could make provision for housing for Joan, but in the recent case of Ilott v. The Blue Cross, the Supreme Court observed that "if housing is provided by way of maintenance, it is likely more often to be provided by…a life interest than by a capital sum." Often, therefore, a Court will lean towards giving a Claimant a life interest in a property rather than awarding it to them outright.
In Joan’s case, however, the Court decided that it was reasonable to award her accommodation in which the tenants had no future interest. That approach was likely to help all concerned to move on from the litigation, and would enable Joan to take decisions relating to her home, such as making structural alterations or raising money on it, without needing to seek permission from anyone else.
Though the Court did not say so, it may also have thought that Joan’s son (with whom she had recently been reconciled) and daughter-in-law would be more likely to stick around and care for Joan if they thought that they might inherit the cottage when she died.
The Court therefore awarded Joan the cottage outright.
The Court also awarded Joan £10,000 to make adjustments to the property to cater for her disability, £5,000 to cover Joan’s costs of moving in, £28,844.68 for furniture and adaptations, and finally £160,000 for future costs and expenses, including care and holidays.
This case provides helpful confirmation that even where couples were not married, the Court can go a long way towards awarding the Claimant capital and assets. Although the Court’s award should provide for the Claimant’s maintenance only, the Court can if the case justifies it make an award of maintenance comprising both ownership of a house to provide for accommodation and also a significant cash sum.
For more information on Wills and Trusts click here. For more information on Inheritance and Probate Disputes click here.

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earlier this year, the high court in cardiff made a substantial award to a woman who had made a claim under the inheritance (provision for family and dependants) act 1975. the case of thompson v. raggett shows that the courts will go a long way to award reasonable provision, including giving a claimant a house, even where the claimant and the deceased were not married.
joan thompson and wynford hodge lived together on a farm and caravan park in pembrokeshire. joan and one of her children had moved into a caravan at the farm in the late 1970s. shortly afterwards, she moved into the farmhouse with mr hodge. she worked on the farm and caravan site without being paid, and she helped to care for mr hodge’s mother in the last 2 or 3 years of her life.
as she grew older, joan did not enjoy good health. she had a serious stroke and then heart attacks. mr hodge had prostate cancer, and the 2 were carers for each other. when their mobility became less, the couple moved into a caravan near to the farmhouse. before he died, mr hodge bought a cottage with a view to moving into it with joan, but in the event he did not live long enough for that to happen.
mr hodge died on 19 december 2016 and he gave his entire estate, valued at just over £1.5 million, to 2 of his tenants. he gave nothing to joan even though they had lived as man and wife for 42 years.
“i do not want joan or her children to inherit from my estate...i no longer want to leave my residuary estate on trust to pay the income to joan for her life as this would be a substantial sum and i do not believe she will need it. also due to joan’s health i believe she would not be able to live in my property independently. i am joan’s main carer and envisage she may have to go in to a home following my death. i confirm joan has her own finances and is financially comfortable. joan has her own money and her own savings."
in mr hodge's estate were the house occupied by the tenants to whom he had given his estate worth £343,000, the farm and caravan park at £545,000, an adjoining bungalow at £157,000, a cottage worth £225,000, a small parcel of land worth £5000, farm machinery and vehicles at £62,625 and savings and liquid assets of £168,000.
joan was 79 years old. she received a state pension and disability living allowance totalling £1,114 per month. she had savings of just £2,500.
"this lady retains sufficient medical health not to require the facilities of a nursing home. she is certainly fit enough to reside in private accommodation... it is in her best interests that she does retain as much independence as possible".
the beneficiaries of mr hodge’s will were tenants of one of his properties. the court found that mr hodge had assumed little if any responsibility towards them during his lifetime.
where a couple cohabit but are not married, a claim can be made for reasonable provision under the 1975 act. the tenants conceded that the will did not make reasonable provision for joan.
that being the case, the court could order such financial provision as it would be reasonable for joan to receive for her maintenance but could not, under the rules, award capital since she and mr hodge were not married.
the court could make provision for housing for joan, but in the recent case of ilott v. the blue cross, the supreme court observed that "if housing is provided by way of maintenance, it is likely more often to be provided by…a life interest than by a capital sum." often, therefore, a court will lean towards giving a claimant a life interest in a property rather than awarding it to them outright.
in joan’s case, however, the court decided that it was reasonable to award her accommodation in which the tenants had no future interest. that approach was likely to help all concerned to move on from the litigation, and would enable joan to take decisions relating to her home, such as making structural alterations or raising money on it, without needing to seek permission from anyone else.
though the court did not say so, it may also have thought that joan’s son (with whom she had recently been reconciled) and daughter-in-law would be more likely to stick around and care for joan if they thought that they might inherit the cottage when she died.
the court therefore awarded joan the cottage outright.
the court also awarded joan £10,000 to make adjustments to the property to cater for her disability, £5,000 to cover joan’s costs of moving in, £28,844.68 for furniture and adaptations, and finally £160,000 for future costs and expenses, including care and holidays.
this case provides helpful confirmation that even where couples were not married, the court can go a long way towards awarding the claimant capital and assets. although the court’s award should provide for the claimant’s maintenance only, the court can if the case justifies it make an award of maintenance comprising both ownership of a house to provide for accommodation and also a significant cash sum.
for more information on wills and trusts click here. for more information on inheritance and probate disputes click here.


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In Thursday night’s win over the Miami Dolphins, the Houston Texans suffered a major loss as wide receiver Will Fuller is out for the rest of the season after tearing his ACL in his right knee.
Fuller was attempting to make a catch in the end zone when the injury occurred. This is a major loss for the Texans, as Fuller and quarterback Deshaun Watson have played in 11 total games together combining this year and last year, and have a total of 11 touchdowns together.
Before Fuller was injured, he had five catches for 124 receiving yards, which included a 73-yard touchdown reception. This was the longest touchdown of his career.
For the year, Fuller had 32 catches for 503 receiving yards and four touchdowns and was averaging 11.7 yards per target.
A major loss for the Texans just as Watson was getting in his grove.

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in thursday night’s win over the miami dolphins, the houston texans suffered a major loss as wide receiver will fuller is out for the rest of the season after tearing his acl in his right knee.
fuller was attempting to make a catch in the end zone when the injury occurred. this is a major loss for the texans, as fuller and quarterback deshaun watson have played in 11 total games together combining this year and last year, and have a total of 11 touchdowns together.
before fuller was injured, he had five catches for 124 receiving yards, which included a 73-yard touchdown reception. this was the longest touchdown of his career.
for the year, fuller had 32 catches for 503 receiving yards and four touchdowns and was averaging 11.7 yards per target.
a major loss for the texans just as watson was getting in his grove.


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We can never deny the fact that sometimes, we can get too clumsy to leave our keys inside our car or lose them in our pocket. This is the reason why many people these days face a hard challenge of picking their doorknobs or car doors most especially because doing do is not so easy for anyone. One of the many struggles people who lose their keys face is having to break in their home or their cars because locks are supposed to protect yourself and your property safe which is why they are made to be sturdy enough and not easy to pick.
But what are you supposed to do if you cannot really find your keys no matter how hard you try and after you have exhausted all the remedies available and you still cannot get in? If you are having a hard time and you are out of options with regards to unlocking your car or home without your keys, the only option you have left is to get a professional locksmith to help you with all your lock and key needs. Fortunately, you can now avail 24-Hour Locksmith Services when you are in need of lock and key assistance even if it is already late at night or early at dawn because this type of services always make sure that they are able to help you and provide you with efficient lock and key assistance any time of the day.
The good thing about getting professional 24-Hour Locksmith Services is that you can really make sure that even if they pick your locks, they will never be damaged because these locksmiths are experts in lock picking. If you don’t get professional services, take matters on your own hands or get the help of someone who is not a professional lock and key service provider, there is a high chance that you will damage your locks, your car or your safe because they might not know the proper way on picking locks. Thus, if you are looking for a better lock and key solutions because you don’t want to settle for less and damage your property in the long run, you can always get the services of professional 24-Hour Locksmith Services.
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we can never deny the fact that sometimes, we can get too clumsy to leave our keys inside our car or lose them in our pocket. this is the reason why many people these days face a hard challenge of picking their doorknobs or car doors most especially because doing do is not so easy for anyone. one of the many struggles people who lose their keys face is having to break in their home or their cars because locks are supposed to protect yourself and your property safe which is why they are made to be sturdy enough and not easy to pick.
but what are you supposed to do if you cannot really find your keys no matter how hard you try and after you have exhausted all the remedies available and you still cannot get in? if you are having a hard time and you are out of options with regards to unlocking your car or home without your keys, the only option you have left is to get a professional locksmith to help you with all your lock and key needs. fortunately, you can now avail 24-hour locksmith services when you are in need of lock and key assistance even if it is already late at night or early at dawn because this type of services always make sure that they are able to help you and provide you with efficient lock and key assistance any time of the day.
the good thing about getting professional 24-hour locksmith services is that you can really make sure that even if they pick your locks, they will never be damaged because these locksmiths are experts in lock picking. if you don’t get professional services, take matters on your own hands or get the help of someone who is not a professional lock and key service provider, there is a high chance that you will damage your locks, your car or your safe because they might not know the proper way on picking locks. thus, if you are looking for a better lock and key solutions because you don’t want to settle for less and damage your property in the long run, you can always get the services of professional 24-hour locksmith services.
with professional 24-hour locksmith services, you cannot only ensure good quality of work but you can also guarantee that you will never be taken advantage of which is one of the major problems people who get locksmith services get. getting a locksmith for your lock and key assistance can be risky most especially for your cars because then you are increasing the risk of having your automobile car napped. however, if you get professional 24-hour locksmith services, you will never have to worry about the safety of your property anymore most especially your car because they will never take advantage of you and even if you get their services at night, there is little to no chance that they will defraud you.
click here if you are looking for the best and the most reputable 24-hour locksmith services in mcallen tx now!


text: Rhodes, Rick. 2018. “The Wreck of the America in Southern Illinois: A Flatboat on the Ohio River By Mark J. Wagner”. Indiana Magazine of History 112 (3), 263-64. https://scholarworks.iu.edu/journals/index.php/imh/article/view/25495.

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Today is the first day of NaBloPoMo. For the month of November, I’ll be posting at least once each day.
I’d like to write more topic oriented posts than I usually do. If there’s a topic you’d like to see me post about, please let me know in a comment.
For now, I have to go get ready. Joe is picking me up after he gets off work and we’re going out to eat at Red Robin.

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today is the first day of nablopomo. for the month of november, i’ll be posting at least once each day.
i’d like to write more topic oriented posts than i usually do. if there’s a topic you’d like to see me post about, please let me know in a comment.
for now, i have to go get ready. joe is picking me up after he gets off work and we’re going out to eat at red robin.


text: Double tulips have long lasting blooms - they slowly unravel the layers of delicate petals into what can only be described as a profusion of colour. Grow them in a well prepared, good draining soil or, if growing in pots, choose a good quality potting mix. Bulbs can be lifted and stored in a cool place for replanting next season. Best treated as an annual in warmer climates.

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We recently began testing a new feature on our WordPress Hosting Platform to eliminate the infamous white screen of death (WSOD) for most use cases. The WSOD is normally caused by a PHP fatal error, triggered for a variety of reasons but most often it’s when files are missing or something is being called that does not exist. Fatal errors are particularly annoying as they can affect both the front end and wp-admin area meaning they cannot be fixed without lower level access via SSH or SFTP.
For users, this can be complicated and results in them approaching us for help. For their site visitors, it will mean the site appears to be down. Even once logged in, it isn’t immediately apparent how to fix the issue; navigating to the php-error.log file and looking at the last error is the usual way to check. Often, error messages can be almost indecipherable and all people want to do is get their site back up.
Our white screen of death protection detects if a PHP fatal error is occurring and (initially) identifies if that is because of a plugin. If so, the system deactivates the plugin and notifies admin users on next login that an error has occurred.
What if you don’t want this feature?
which prevents the system from deactivating plugins if they generate fatal errors.
The shutdown handler code is inspired and adapted from code by Alain Schlesser who is the WordPress 4.9.9 lead and is hoping to add similar functionality to WordPress in the future. Our solution should not interfere with that proposed solution and if it comes to fruition then we will remove our solution in favour of it.
WSOD protection is rolling out to clients and should be enabled on your container within the next few days so hopefully you can say goodbye to the White Screen of Death for good! As always, if you have any issues our support team are here to help.

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we recently began testing a new feature on our wordpress hosting platform to eliminate the infamous white screen of death (wsod) for most use cases. the wsod is normally caused by a php fatal error, triggered for a variety of reasons but most often it’s when files are missing or something is being called that does not exist. fatal errors are particularly annoying as they can affect both the front end and wp-admin area meaning they cannot be fixed without lower level access via ssh or sftp.
for users, this can be complicated and results in them approaching us for help. for their site visitors, it will mean the site appears to be down. even once logged in, it isn’t immediately apparent how to fix the issue; navigating to the php-error.log file and looking at the last error is the usual way to check. often, error messages can be almost indecipherable and all people want to do is get their site back up.
our white screen of death protection detects if a php fatal error is occurring and (initially) identifies if that is because of a plugin. if so, the system deactivates the plugin and notifies admin users on next login that an error has occurred.
what if you don’t want this feature?
which prevents the system from deactivating plugins if they generate fatal errors.
the shutdown handler code is inspired and adapted from code by alain schlesser who is the wordpress 4.9.9 lead and is hoping to add similar functionality to wordpress in the future. our solution should not interfere with that proposed solution and if it comes to fruition then we will remove our solution in favour of it.
wsod protection is rolling out to clients and should be enabled on your container within the next few days so hopefully you can say goodbye to the white screen of death for good! as always, if you have any issues our support team are here to help.


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Small-format Contemporary Dance Festival curated by Ekaterina Zharinova, Director.
▪ International Festival of Dance “Isadora,” Krasnoyarsk, Russia (April 30); Elena Slobodchikova, Director.
3rd International Annual Conference “Integrity of Cultural Space or Sum of Territories.” Conference founded by Irina Prokhorova, intellectual and manager of her brother’s national campaign for office against Vladimir Putin. Luba Kusovnikova was MWDCCo curator/contact.
International Festival of Dance “Isadora,” Krasnoyarsk, Siberia, Russia (April 10-17, 2005); Elena Slobodchikova, Director.
TsEKh (International Center for Choreography and Performance); Elena Tupyseva, Director.
ArtAngar “Solosphere” Project; Solovky Islands, Russia. Luba Kusovnikova, Project Director.
TOUCH 3 International Dance Festival, Arkhangelsk, Russia; Nikolai Shchetnev, Director.
• Performed Thresholds Crossed (GULAG/Abu Ghraib) Maida, Anthony, Audrey..
5th OPEN LOOK International Dance Festival in St. Petersburg, Russia (July 1-10, 2003); Vadim Kasparov, Director.
• Company taught four workshops daily.
TOUCH 2 International Dance Festival in Arkhangelsk, Russia (July 11-15); Nikolai Shchetnev, Director.
• Company taught two workshops daily.
Open Look Festival. Kannon Dance Company and School; Vadim Kasparov, Director.
• MWDCCo in residence teaching for the festival and reconstructing Aurora/2001: Dance of the Auroras – Fire in the Sky Part II Kannon Dance Company dancers.
Conference on Contemporary Dance, Volgograd Centre for Dance, Volgograd, Russia; Margarita Moijes, Conference Director; Center for Contemporary Choreography.
• Maida Withers delivered a paper and showed video of Utah * Spirit Place * Spirit Planet * Tukuhnikivatz: http://maidadance.com/works/utah-spirit-place-spirit-planet-tukunhnikivatz/ This was one of the first post-Soviet Era international Russian conferences on contemporary dance (June 4-8). U.S. Embassy support.

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small-format contemporary dance festival curated by ekaterina zharinova, director.
▪ international festival of dance “isadora,” krasnoyarsk, russia (april 30); elena slobodchikova, director.
3rd international annual conference “integrity of cultural space or sum of territories.” conference founded by irina prokhorova, intellectual and manager of her brother’s national campaign for office against vladimir putin. luba kusovnikova was mwdcco curator/contact.
international festival of dance “isadora,” krasnoyarsk, siberia, russia (april 10-17, 2005); elena slobodchikova, director.
tsekh (international center for choreography and performance); elena tupyseva, director.
artangar “solosphere” project; solovky islands, russia. luba kusovnikova, project director.
touch 3 international dance festival, arkhangelsk, russia; nikolai shchetnev, director.
• performed thresholds crossed (gulag/abu ghraib) maida, anthony, audrey..
5th open look international dance festival in st. petersburg, russia (july 1-10, 2003); vadim kasparov, director.
• company taught four workshops daily.
touch 2 international dance festival in arkhangelsk, russia (july 11-15); nikolai shchetnev, director.
• company taught two workshops daily.
open look festival. kannon dance company and school; vadim kasparov, director.
• mwdcco in residence teaching for the festival and reconstructing aurora/2001: dance of the auroras – fire in the sky part ii kannon dance company dancers.
conference on contemporary dance, volgograd centre for dance, volgograd, russia; margarita moijes, conference director; center for contemporary choreography.
• maida withers delivered a paper and showed video of utah * spirit place * spirit planet * tukuhnikivatz: http://maidadance.com/works/utah-spirit-place-spirit-planet-tukunhnikivatz/ this was one of the first post-soviet era international russian conferences on contemporary dance (june 4-8). u.s. embassy support.


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Providing road users with a safe and spacious case where they can store their own equipment using the simple and effective lock system.
A security device for bikers, which not only provides secure storage for their helmet and personal belongings but also provides the security of their motorcycle as well.
The device is also available in custom coated or a quality finish that can display advertising logos if required.
Moto Parking is an awesome concept that will revolutionize the way you park your motorcycle. Moto Parking can be installed in any place that the city allows for it. It comes with equipped security chains and a secure storage space. The storage space can be used to store your belongings like, motorcycle jackets, motorcycle helmets, or even motorcycle gloves. There are two options to choose from a 245 and 85 liters of secure storage.
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This is the perfect solution for parking in public areas, hotels, restaurants, tourist destinations, shopping centres, large business areas, train stations, schools and many other locations.
MotoParking — MAKING ROAD TRAVEL SAFER!

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providing road users with a safe and spacious case where they can store their own equipment using the simple and effective lock system.
a security device for bikers, which not only provides secure storage for their helmet and personal belongings but also provides the security of their motorcycle as well.
the device is also available in custom coated or a quality finish that can display advertising logos if required.
moto parking is an awesome concept that will revolutionize the way you park your motorcycle. moto parking can be installed in any place that the city allows for it. it comes with equipped security chains and a secure storage space. the storage space can be used to store your belongings like, motorcycle jackets, motorcycle helmets, or even motorcycle gloves. there are two options to choose from a 245 and 85 liters of secure storage.
if you would like more information about motoparking, whether to buy or lease then do not hesitate to get in touch.
a spacious and robust stainless steel locker, this device is available in either a touring or city option, which differ in dimension and storage capacity but similar in terms of practicality and security.
this is the perfect solution for parking in public areas, hotels, restaurants, tourist destinations, shopping centres, large business areas, train stations, schools and many other locations.
motoparking — making road travel safer!


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his intriguing and inviting family home is prominently situated on the world-renowned, prestigious Sandy Lane Golf Resort. Airy and commodious, Ca Limbo has 6 spacious bedrooms – four in the main house with a separate secluded two bedroom cottage! The basement was recently transformed into a marvellous games room and an inviting living room.
This ingeniously-designed luxury villa encircles a large central pool onto which the ground floor bedrooms and terrace open. Additionally there is a windward terrace – ideal for informal dining – modern kitchen, dining room, media room and separate laundry and housekeeper quarters which all complete this dazzling property.
The property includes access to the Sandy Lane Property Owners Beach Facility on the beautiful Sandy Lane beach.

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his intriguing and inviting family home is prominently situated on the world-renowned, prestigious sandy lane golf resort. airy and commodious, ca limbo has 6 spacious bedrooms – four in the main house with a separate secluded two bedroom cottage! the basement was recently transformed into a marvellous games room and an inviting living room.
this ingeniously-designed luxury villa encircles a large central pool onto which the ground floor bedrooms and terrace open. additionally there is a windward terrace – ideal for informal dining – modern kitchen, dining room, media room and separate laundry and housekeeper quarters which all complete this dazzling property.
the property includes access to the sandy lane property owners beach facility on the beautiful sandy lane beach.


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In the alps, no matter which country you go to, it is an old tradition that the cattle are sent from their normal farms in the valley, to regions in the mountains, where they stay over summer. Often, there are also cows joining them, which produce a special milk: when cows eat the different types of herbs, which you can only find in higher located areas, the milk and also the cheese made of it gets a special and unique flavour. The herdsman is entrusted with the cattle and the cows by the local farmes to bring their animals back healthy in the middle of september.
These incredible men and women take their job very seriously and esteem this work as a kind of gift, working outside in the nature and at a place they truly love. Mostly they know every single cattle by name, which is a high output because there are often over 150 cattle per herdsman.
When the summer is over (June - September) the cattle come down from the mountains, are separated and go back to their owners and their farms in the valley.
This event is often celebrated in a huge festival, which is called "Viehscheid" at Balderschwang.

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in the alps, no matter which country you go to, it is an old tradition that the cattle are sent from their normal farms in the valley, to regions in the mountains, where they stay over summer. often, there are also cows joining them, which produce a special milk: when cows eat the different types of herbs, which you can only find in higher located areas, the milk and also the cheese made of it gets a special and unique flavour. the herdsman is entrusted with the cattle and the cows by the local farmes to bring their animals back healthy in the middle of september.
these incredible men and women take their job very seriously and esteem this work as a kind of gift, working outside in the nature and at a place they truly love. mostly they know every single cattle by name, which is a high output because there are often over 150 cattle per herdsman.
when the summer is over (june - september) the cattle come down from the mountains, are separated and go back to their owners and their farms in the valley.
this event is often celebrated in a huge festival, which is called "viehscheid" at balderschwang.


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The Barbie doll is an image which many young and older women have adopted since their childhood.It's the image to go where they think that society embraces their false looks. In reality there is an element of conformity attached to their choice of image because due to their insecurity,vanity and a desire to be noticed they choose to look like a living doll. "She's looking older than the colour of her hair" pretty much sums up the need for some women to adopt a philosophy of staying forever young in their silicon adjusted super structure.
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the barbie doll is an image which many young and older women have adopted since their childhood.it's the image to go where they think that society embraces their false looks. in reality there is an element of conformity attached to their choice of image because due to their insecurity,vanity and a desire to be noticed they choose to look like a living doll. "she's looking older than the colour of her hair" pretty much sums up the need for some women to adopt a philosophy of staying forever young in their silicon adjusted super structure.
it's about a surprise santa gets for christmas!!!
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*The winners of the “48th NAACP Image Awards” were announced tonight during the live broadcast from Pasadena Civic Auditorium which aired on TV One.
The two-hour live special was hosted by Anthony Anderson. There was a live pre-show from the red carpet hosted by Nischelle Turner and Terrence Jenkins including Tai Beauchamp and Chris Spencer as special correspondents.
NAACP Chairwoman Roslyn Brock presented the NAACP Chairman’s Award to Harvard Law Professor Charles J. Ogletree, Jr. NAACP President Cornell William Brooks presented the NAACP President’s Award to Lonnie G. Bunch, III.
Some of the biggest names in film, television and music appeared including: Taraji P. Henson, Denzel Washington, Dwayne Johnson, Kerry Washington, Tracee Ellis Ross, Nate Parker, Niecy Nash, Omari Hardwick, Regina King, Mandy Moore, John Legend, Terrence Howard, Angela Bassett, Sterling K. Brown, Octavia Spencer, Trevor Noah, Janelle Monae, Issa Rae, Mike Colter, Mykelti Williamson, Adam Rodriguez, Rashida Jones, Bill Paxton, Brian White, Deon Cole, Jussie Smollett, Jurnee Smollett-Bell, Justin Cornwell, Nick Kroll, Penny Johnson, Pooch Hall, Don Cheadle, Keesha Sharp, Andra Day, Kofi Siriboe, Rutina Wesley, Stephan James, Tika Sumpter and Uzo Aduba. Also appeared were cast members from Empire, This Is Us, Atlanta, The Carmichael Show, Power, black-ish, Queen Sugar, and more.
The winners of the “48th NAACP Image Awards” in the non-televised categories were announced during a gala dinner celebration that took place Friday, February 10, 2017, at the Pasadena Civic Center Ballroom – the event was hosted by Erica Ash and Deon Cole.
The NAACP Image Awards production team included Executive Producers Reginald Hudlin and Phil Gurin, Tony McCuin was the Director, Kimmie H. Kim and Byron Phillips were Co-Producers, and Robin Reinhardt was Talent Producer. Cree Summer was the in-show announcer.
Nominees for the NAACP Image Awards are determined by the number of entries received by the deadline. To be eligible, projects must have had a national distribution date between January 1, 2016, and December 31, 2016. From those entries, a nominating committee selects five nominees in each of the 56 categories. To determine the winners, the members of the NAACP vote via a secured online site. The results are tabulated by the Image Awards auditors, Bert Smith & Co., and the results are confidential until the envelope is opened LIVE on stage during the TV One telecast on Saturday, February 11, 2017.
Below are all of the winners for the 48th NAACP Image Awards.
The winners from last night’s “48th NAACP Image Awards Non-Televised Awards Dinner” are below.
Special encore presentations of the show will air on TV One at: Tonight – 11:05 PM ET, Sun. Feb. 12 at 10am & 6:05PM ET, Wed. Feb. 15 at 9:30am ET, Thurs. Feb. 16 at 4pm & 12am ET.
Launched in January 2004, TV One<http://www.tvone.tv/> serves more than 60 million households, offering a broad range of real-life and entertainment-focused original programming, classic series, movies and music designed to entertain and inform a diverse audience of adult black viewers. The network represents the best in black culture and entertainment with fan favorite shows Unsung, Rickey Smiley For Real, Fatal Attraction, Hollywood Divas and The NAACP Image Awards. In addition, TV One is the cable home of blockbuster drama Empire, and NewsOne Now, the only live daily news program dedicated to black viewers. In December 2008, the company launched TV One High Def, which now serves 14 million households. TV One is solely owned by Radio One [NASDAQ: ROIA and ROIAK, www.radio-one.com<http://www.radio-one.com/>>], the largest radio company that primarily targets Black and urban listeners.
For more information about TV One, viewers can join the conversation by visiting the network’s companion website at www.tvone.tv<http://www.tvone.tv>>. TV One viewers can also join the conversation by connecting via social media on Twitter<https://twitter.com/TVONETV>, Instagram<https://www.instagram.com/tvonetv/> and Facebook<https://www.facebook.com/tvonetv> (@tvonetv) using the hash tag #REPRESENT and catch clips and promos on TV One’s YouTube Channel<http://www.youtube.com/user/TVOneOnline>.

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*the winners of the “48th naacp image awards” were announced tonight during the live broadcast from pasadena civic auditorium which aired on tv one.
the two-hour live special was hosted by anthony anderson. there was a live pre-show from the red carpet hosted by nischelle turner and terrence jenkins including tai beauchamp and chris spencer as special correspondents.
naacp chairwoman roslyn brock presented the naacp chairman’s award to harvard law professor charles j. ogletree, jr. naacp president cornell william brooks presented the naacp president’s award to lonnie g. bunch, iii.
some of the biggest names in film, television and music appeared including: taraji p. henson, denzel washington, dwayne johnson, kerry washington, tracee ellis ross, nate parker, niecy nash, omari hardwick, regina king, mandy moore, john legend, terrence howard, angela bassett, sterling k. brown, octavia spencer, trevor noah, janelle monae, issa rae, mike colter, mykelti williamson, adam rodriguez, rashida jones, bill paxton, brian white, deon cole, jussie smollett, jurnee smollett-bell, justin cornwell, nick kroll, penny johnson, pooch hall, don cheadle, keesha sharp, andra day, kofi siriboe, rutina wesley, stephan james, tika sumpter and uzo aduba. also appeared were cast members from empire, this is us, atlanta, the carmichael show, power, black-ish, queen sugar, and more.
the winners of the “48th naacp image awards” in the non-televised categories were announced during a gala dinner celebration that took place friday, february 10, 2017, at the pasadena civic center ballroom – the event was hosted by erica ash and deon cole.
the naacp image awards production team included executive producers reginald hudlin and phil gurin, tony mccuin was the director, kimmie h. kim and byron phillips were co-producers, and robin reinhardt was talent producer. cree summer was the in-show announcer.
nominees for the naacp image awards are determined by the number of entries received by the deadline. to be eligible, projects must have had a national distribution date between january 1, 2016, and december 31, 2016. from those entries, a nominating committee selects five nominees in each of the 56 categories. to determine the winners, the members of the naacp vote via a secured online site. the results are tabulated by the image awards auditors, bert smith & co., and the results are confidential until the envelope is opened live on stage during the tv one telecast on saturday, february 11, 2017.
below are all of the winners for the 48th naacp image awards.
the winners from last night’s “48th naacp image awards non-televised awards dinner” are below.
special encore presentations of the show will air on tv one at: tonight – 11:05 pm et, sun. feb. 12 at 10am & 6:05pm et, wed. feb. 15 at 9:30am et, thurs. feb. 16 at 4pm & 12am et.
launched in january 2004, tv one<http://www.tvone.tv/> serves more than 60 million households, offering a broad range of real-life and entertainment-focused original programming, classic series, movies and music designed to entertain and inform a diverse audience of adult black viewers. the network represents the best in black culture and entertainment with fan favorite shows unsung, rickey smiley for real, fatal attraction, hollywood divas and the naacp image awards. in addition, tv one is the cable home of blockbuster drama empire, and newsone now, the only live daily news program dedicated to black viewers. in december 2008, the company launched tv one high def, which now serves 14 million households. tv one is solely owned by radio one [nasdaq: roia and roiak, www.radio-one.com<http://www.radio-one.com/>>], the largest radio company that primarily targets black and urban listeners.
for more information about tv one, viewers can join the conversation by visiting the network’s companion website at www.tvone.tv<http://www.tvone.tv>>. tv one viewers can also join the conversation by connecting via social media on twitter<https://twitter.com/tvonetv>, instagram<https://www.instagram.com/tvonetv/> and facebook<https://www.facebook.com/tvonetv> (@tvonetv) using the hash tag #represent and catch clips and promos on tv one’s youtube channel<http://www.youtube.com/user/tvoneonline>.


text: The Transfer Module comprises courses within general education which all of the public colleges and universities of Ohio have agreed to apply toward their general education requirements. The 40 credits in Edison's transfer module are guaranteed to transfer to any Ohio public college and are equal to all other transfer modules. Specific university programs may require additional specific freshman and sophomore courses as prerequisites for junior-level courses.

lowercased: the transfer module comprises courses within general education which all of the public colleges and universities of ohio have agreed to apply toward their general education requirements. the 40 credits in edison's transfer module are guaranteed to transfer to any ohio public college and are equal to all other transfer modules. specific university programs may require additional specific freshman and sophomore courses as prerequisites for junior-level courses.


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Even though he’s busy suing Rachel Maddow for $50 million for slander against anti-gay extremist Bradlee Dean, Larry Klayman took time last week to attend Glenn Beck’s “Restoring Courage” rally in Jerusalem and is now the former Fox News host’s praises. Beck partnered with right-wing leaders including John Hagee, David Barton and Mat Staver for “Restoring Courage,” which Beck dubbed a “planet course-altering” event. Fewer than 5,000 people ended up attending the rally, and Beck didn’t exactly win over his host country – a few days before he was forced to backtrack from his criticism of an Israeli social justice protest movement that is supported by 88% of Israelis.
So it came to pass that Glenn pulled off a magnificent spectacle, bringing Christians and Jews from all parts of the globe together to show their courage in supporting Israel.
Israel, thanks to the so-called “Arab Spring” so welcomed by our pro-Muslim President Barack Hussein Obama, is now surrounded by Arab states, like Egypt, that are even more hostile to the Jewish and Christian people. The Jewish state needs courageous “citizen soldiers” to support and fight for it. For if Israel is destroyed, the United States and the West will no longer have a vital democratic ally in the Middle East to serve as a check to radical Islam — thus also protecting our supply of oil — and our own heritage will be forever lost.
Let’s be blunt. God gave this land to the Jews and by extension to all Christians. The followers of Jesus Christ were largely His fellow Jews, and we are one as a people. I am a Zionist and so, too, is anyone who takes the Bible and our God seriously. Israel is our land, and we must protect it.
This was the theme of Glenn’s event, and it resonated not only around Israel but the entire world — as it was broadcast and reported in over 100 countries. Israelis especially took heart — having been chastened by what they perceive to be an American president they view overwhelmingly as not only anti-Semitic, but also hostile, in an underhanded way, to their right to exist. Barack Hussein Obama, no matter how many apologists come to his defense, is bent on Islamic rule in the Middle East, and he and the self-hating Jews he surrounds himself with are dangerous. So, too, are many other liberal Jews who have forsaken their proud heritage and will not stand up and fight for their own people. Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz, in praising Glenn’s event — Dershowitz himself a liberal Jew — also said as much in a recent article. But that is not the case with conservative-minded Jews and especially evangelical Christians, who are the biggest supporters of the Jewish people and Israel.

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even though he’s busy suing rachel maddow for $50 million for slander against anti-gay extremist bradlee dean, larry klayman took time last week to attend glenn beck’s “restoring courage” rally in jerusalem and is now the former fox news host’s praises. beck partnered with right-wing leaders including john hagee, david barton and mat staver for “restoring courage,” which beck dubbed a “planet course-altering” event. fewer than 5,000 people ended up attending the rally, and beck didn’t exactly win over his host country – a few days before he was forced to backtrack from his criticism of an israeli social justice protest movement that is supported by 88% of israelis.
so it came to pass that glenn pulled off a magnificent spectacle, bringing christians and jews from all parts of the globe together to show their courage in supporting israel.
israel, thanks to the so-called “arab spring” so welcomed by our pro-muslim president barack hussein obama, is now surrounded by arab states, like egypt, that are even more hostile to the jewish and christian people. the jewish state needs courageous “citizen soldiers” to support and fight for it. for if israel is destroyed, the united states and the west will no longer have a vital democratic ally in the middle east to serve as a check to radical islam — thus also protecting our supply of oil — and our own heritage will be forever lost.
let’s be blunt. god gave this land to the jews and by extension to all christians. the followers of jesus christ were largely his fellow jews, and we are one as a people. i am a zionist and so, too, is anyone who takes the bible and our god seriously. israel is our land, and we must protect it.
this was the theme of glenn’s event, and it resonated not only around israel but the entire world — as it was broadcast and reported in over 100 countries. israelis especially took heart — having been chastened by what they perceive to be an american president they view overwhelmingly as not only anti-semitic, but also hostile, in an underhanded way, to their right to exist. barack hussein obama, no matter how many apologists come to his defense, is bent on islamic rule in the middle east, and he and the self-hating jews he surrounds himself with are dangerous. so, too, are many other liberal jews who have forsaken their proud heritage and will not stand up and fight for their own people. harvard law professor alan dershowitz, in praising glenn’s event — dershowitz himself a liberal jew — also said as much in a recent article. but that is not the case with conservative-minded jews and especially evangelical christians, who are the biggest supporters of the jewish people and israel.


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Emily Rosko's two poetry collections are Prop Rockery, awarded the 2011 University of Akron Poetry Prize and Raw Goods Inventory, winner of the 2005 Iowa Poetry Prize. She is associate professor of English at the College of Charleston and poetry editor for Crazyhorse.
John Estes directs the undergraduate creative writing program at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. He is author of two volumes of poetry— Kingdom Come and Sure Extinction, which won the 2015 Antivenom Prize from Elixir Press—as well as two chapbooks.
Rachel Jamison Webster is the author of September: Poems and the cross-genre book, The Endless Unbegun. For years, she created after school writing programs for city youth. Now she directs the creative writing program at Northwestern University.
Gary Fincke founded Susquehanna University’s Writers Institute and directed it for twenty-one years. He won the Flannery O’Connor, Bess Hokin, George Garrett, and two Pushcart Prizes. His thirty books include Bringing Back the Bones: Selected Poems, A Room of Rain (stories), and The Canals of Mars (memoir).

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emily rosko's two poetry collections are prop rockery, awarded the 2011 university of akron poetry prize and raw goods inventory, winner of the 2005 iowa poetry prize. she is associate professor of english at the college of charleston and poetry editor for crazyhorse.
john estes directs the undergraduate creative writing program at the university of alabama in tuscaloosa. he is author of two volumes of poetry— kingdom come and sure extinction, which won the 2015 antivenom prize from elixir press—as well as two chapbooks.
rachel jamison webster is the author of september: poems and the cross-genre book, the endless unbegun. for years, she created after school writing programs for city youth. now she directs the creative writing program at northwestern university.
gary fincke founded susquehanna university’s writers institute and directed it for twenty-one years. he won the flannery o’connor, bess hokin, george garrett, and two pushcart prizes. his thirty books include bringing back the bones: selected poems, a room of rain (stories), and the canals of mars (memoir).


text: Some of the state’s highest water officials are also its biggest water wasters, according to a new report from the Center for Investigative Reporting. The report finds that some of the people enforcing water restrictions in California’s most drought-stricken areas used up to three times as much water as a typical household last year. We hear from one of the reporters who co-wrote the story.

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The average pay for a Medical Radiologist Diagnostic is €252,496 a year and €121 an hour in Finland. The average salary range for a Medical Radiologist Diagnostic is between €164,614 and €345,382. On average, a Doctorate Degree is the highest level of education for a Medical Radiologist Diagnostic. This compensation analysis is based on salary survey data collected directly from employers and anonymous employees in Finland.
Diagnoses diseases of human body, using computer-assisted tomography, nuclear medicine, radiology, MRI, and ultra sound.
Studies and evaluates internal structures and functions of organ systems, making diagnoses after correlation of imaging/x-ray findings with other examinations and tests.

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the average pay for a medical radiologist diagnostic is €252,496 a year and €121 an hour in finland. the average salary range for a medical radiologist diagnostic is between €164,614 and €345,382. on average, a doctorate degree is the highest level of education for a medical radiologist diagnostic. this compensation analysis is based on salary survey data collected directly from employers and anonymous employees in finland.
diagnoses diseases of human body, using computer-assisted tomography, nuclear medicine, radiology, mri, and ultra sound.
studies and evaluates internal structures and functions of organ systems, making diagnoses after correlation of imaging/x-ray findings with other examinations and tests.


text: 1 Free Kid's Meal per paid adult meal of equal or greater value. Dine-in only. 12 and under. Must order from Kid's Meals. Not valid with other offers or promotions.

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