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Harley-Davidson (HOG) finished with positive change of 2.03% at $40.22 during Friday trading period. This stock price move and price percentage is noteworthy to traders as it shows final value of stock and how much it changed in recent trading session. There are 1414770 shares which are traded on hands in the recent trading session. It’s an average volume stands with 2378.55K shares. Take a review on its volatility measure, 2.68% volatility was seen in a month and for the week it was observed at 2.27%. It is trading at a P/S value of 1.14 and P/B registered at 3.67.
The stock revealed activity of -0.22% for the past five days. The monthly performance reflected change of 10.37% and indicated 10.04% performance in last quarter. As for a performance, the company’s showed return of 17.88% since start of the year. This YTD return is simply the amount of profit generated by an investment since the beginning of the current calendar year. YTD calculations are commonly used by investors and analysts in the assessment of portfolio performance because of their simplicity.
Earnings Expectations: If we take an observation in front to the next coming days, Street analysts have hope earnings growth of -3.70% for this year and may be getting earnings growth of 25.86% for next year. Analysts are expecting that the company may be attaining earnings growth of 8.50% for next five years. The firm declared EPS of $3.18 for the trailing twelve months period.
Wall Street analysts presented current consensus target price of $39.07. The price target is the price an analyst believes the stock will achieve during their investment time horizon, which for most firms is 12 months. While price targets are useful, most investors find more value in an analyst’s conviction level or in the ratio of upside to downside.
Here we welcome to the world of short-term trend followers of Harley-Davidson (HOG). Now we here analyzed the 20 SMA trends of Harley-Davidson. We compared the recent price movement of HOG with 20 SMA we see that stock price is trading higher from the 20 SMA. This comparison indication positive percentage difference of 8.90%. The Stock price up move to its 20 SMA, getting attention form Day Traders as 20-SMA is the last stop on the bus for short-term traders.
The 50-day moving average is a popular technical indicator which investors use to analyze price trends of Harley-Davidson. It is simply HOG stock’s average closing price over the last 50 days. 50-SMA is used by traders to gauge mid-term trends. HOG stock price current trend is considered bullish. Currently the stock price is 8.87% up from 50 SMA. On the surface, it seems as though the higher/lower the 50-day moving average goes, the more bullish/bearish the market is. In practice, however, the reverse is true.
The 200 day moving average may be the grand-daddy of moving averages. The price movement is above the 200 day moving average – trend is upward and HOG stock is good on basis of this long-term indicator. Since there are so many eyes on the 200-day SMA of Harley-Davidson, many traders will place their orders around this key level. The 200 day moving average measures the sentiment of the market on a longer term basis.
The 200-day simple moving average is one of the most important tools when trading. The simple reason, all traders are aware of the number of periods and actively watch this average on the price chart. The stock price is trading above than the 200 day moving average at time of writing; this is a notable bullish signal for long-term investors. We see the stock price distance from 200 day SMA at 1.29%.
Tracking the closing price and 52-week high, the current price movement shows that the stock price positioned lower when compared against the 52-week high. As close of recent trade, stock represents -14.04% move from 52-week high. Tracing the 52-week low position of the stock, we noted that the closing price represents a 28.25% upward distance from that low value. Technical analysts compare a stock’s current trading price to its 52-week range to get a broad sense of how the stock is doing, as well as how much the stock’s price has fluctuated. This information may indicate the potential future range of the stock and how volatile the shares are.
Harley-Davidson (HOG) attained alert from day Traders as RSI reading reached at 66.71. Relative Strength Index (RSI) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. RSI oscillates between zero and 100. Traditionally, and according to Wilder, RSI is considered overbought when above 70 and oversold when below 30. Signals can also be generated by looking for divergences, failure swings, and centerline crossovers. RSI can also be used to identify the general trend. These traditional levels can also be adjusted to better fit the security or analytical requirements. Raising overbought to 80 or lowering oversold to 20 will reduce the number of overbought/oversold readings. Short-term traders sometimes use 2-period RSI to look for overbought readings above 80 and oversold readings below 20.

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harley-davidson (hog) finished with positive change of 2.03% at $40.22 during friday trading period. this stock price move and price percentage is noteworthy to traders as it shows final value of stock and how much it changed in recent trading session. there are 1414770 shares which are traded on hands in the recent trading session. it’s an average volume stands with 2378.55k shares. take a review on its volatility measure, 2.68% volatility was seen in a month and for the week it was observed at 2.27%. it is trading at a p/s value of 1.14 and p/b registered at 3.67.
the stock revealed activity of -0.22% for the past five days. the monthly performance reflected change of 10.37% and indicated 10.04% performance in last quarter. as for a performance, the company’s showed return of 17.88% since start of the year. this ytd return is simply the amount of profit generated by an investment since the beginning of the current calendar year. ytd calculations are commonly used by investors and analysts in the assessment of portfolio performance because of their simplicity.
earnings expectations: if we take an observation in front to the next coming days, street analysts have hope earnings growth of -3.70% for this year and may be getting earnings growth of 25.86% for next year. analysts are expecting that the company may be attaining earnings growth of 8.50% for next five years. the firm declared eps of $3.18 for the trailing twelve months period.
wall street analysts presented current consensus target price of $39.07. the price target is the price an analyst believes the stock will achieve during their investment time horizon, which for most firms is 12 months. while price targets are useful, most investors find more value in an analyst’s conviction level or in the ratio of upside to downside.
here we welcome to the world of short-term trend followers of harley-davidson (hog). now we here analyzed the 20 sma trends of harley-davidson. we compared the recent price movement of hog with 20 sma we see that stock price is trading higher from the 20 sma. this comparison indication positive percentage difference of 8.90%. the stock price up move to its 20 sma, getting attention form day traders as 20-sma is the last stop on the bus for short-term traders.
the 50-day moving average is a popular technical indicator which investors use to analyze price trends of harley-davidson. it is simply hog stock’s average closing price over the last 50 days. 50-sma is used by traders to gauge mid-term trends. hog stock price current trend is considered bullish. currently the stock price is 8.87% up from 50 sma. on the surface, it seems as though the higher/lower the 50-day moving average goes, the more bullish/bearish the market is. in practice, however, the reverse is true.
the 200 day moving average may be the grand-daddy of moving averages. the price movement is above the 200 day moving average – trend is upward and hog stock is good on basis of this long-term indicator. since there are so many eyes on the 200-day sma of harley-davidson, many traders will place their orders around this key level. the 200 day moving average measures the sentiment of the market on a longer term basis.
the 200-day simple moving average is one of the most important tools when trading. the simple reason, all traders are aware of the number of periods and actively watch this average on the price chart. the stock price is trading above than the 200 day moving average at time of writing; this is a notable bullish signal for long-term investors. we see the stock price distance from 200 day sma at 1.29%.
tracking the closing price and 52-week high, the current price movement shows that the stock price positioned lower when compared against the 52-week high. as close of recent trade, stock represents -14.04% move from 52-week high. tracing the 52-week low position of the stock, we noted that the closing price represents a 28.25% upward distance from that low value. technical analysts compare a stock’s current trading price to its 52-week range to get a broad sense of how the stock is doing, as well as how much the stock’s price has fluctuated. this information may indicate the potential future range of the stock and how volatile the shares are.
harley-davidson (hog) attained alert from day traders as rsi reading reached at 66.71. relative strength index (rsi) is a momentum oscillator that measures the speed and change of price movements. rsi oscillates between zero and 100. traditionally, and according to wilder, rsi is considered overbought when above 70 and oversold when below 30. signals can also be generated by looking for divergences, failure swings, and centerline crossovers. rsi can also be used to identify the general trend. these traditional levels can also be adjusted to better fit the security or analytical requirements. raising overbought to 80 or lowering oversold to 20 will reduce the number of overbought/oversold readings. short-term traders sometimes use 2-period rsi to look for overbought readings above 80 and oversold readings below 20.


text: First graders will be working in an environment that is safe to imagine and explore new concepts. Students will develop a sense of pride and feel successful as they meet their academic and individual goals. The classroom environment is personalized in its structure and in its beliefs.

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FOSSIL announces Q Marshal, Q Wander smartwatches with Android Wear, Q Motion activity tracker and Smart Analog Watches. Fossil today announces its latest activity trackers, smarter analog watches, and slimmer Android Wear smartwatches at the 2016 Fossil Global Exposition at Baselworld in Switzerland. Today's announcement includes the next-generation activity tracker Q Motion complete with sleep tracking, water resistance, and smart tap technology; slimmer Android Wear watches (Q Marshal and Q Wander respectively); and a smarter analog watch, which infuses technology into a traditional timepiece unlike any other.
With their touchscreen displays, refined steel, and classic leather accents, our newest display smartwatches-Q Wander and Q Marshal-pack the power you need to efficiently accomplish all your daily tasks in a smaller, sleeker package. Q Wander features a soft curving, multi-finish case with artfully sculpted wire lugs, making it both beautiful and functional. The interchangeable genuine leather strap provides the style and comfort customers have come to expect from a watch. Q Marshal features a rugged case along with design updates like a striking navy blue plated case paired with vintage-inspired leather straps. Q Marshal and Q Wander are compatible with Android smartphones and iPhones.
Like its existing Q Founder smartwatch, both Q Wander and Q Marshal feature always-on displays, so you'll continuously have access to important information like time, calls and alerts. You can also respond to messages from your watch by tapping the screen or by using voice commands. These smartwatches also let you stay on track with your commute info, flights, and timely reminders thanks to Google Now cards. Q Wander and Q Marshal can be personalized with customizable watch face designs, including exclusive Fossil dials, and interchangeable straps.
Both smartwatches are powered by Android Wear-Google's smartwatch platform. This allows you to get the information you want (when you need it) on a watch that expresses your style and fits what you love to do. And with no exposed pins or connectors, charging both smartwatches on the new slim wireless charger is a breeze.
Q Motion is an affordably priced tracker that sends you notifications of calls, texts and activity thanks to haptic vibrations and multi-color LED lights. In addition to tracking your sleep and activity, Q Motion features smart tap technology-a revolutionary way of interacting with the world around you. With Q Motion, a simple tap plays your favorite music, finds your phone or helps you take that perfect selfie.
No need for recharging Q Motion as its coin cell batteries keep it powered for up to six months. Additionally, it's water resistant for up to 50 meters and features a new sleek cylinder design.
Smarter analog watches (coming this fall) alert you to incoming calls as well as notifications from your closest contacts with just the turn of the watch hands. They also track everything from steps to calories, sleep, automatic time zone updates, a second time zone (seen in the sub-eye on the analog dial), and connect to an Android smartphone or iPhone device via Bluetooth. Like Q Motion, these analog smartwatches feature a smart button giving users the ability to control the world around them. These smart analog watches are the ultimate convergence of fashion and technology, bringing together the elegance and simplicity of an analog watch with the latest technology of a smartwatch-in four unique watch platforms.
Q Marshal and Q Wander are compatible with Android smartphones and iPhones. Both touchscreen display smartwatches will become available to customers between early summer and fall 2016. Q Motion will be available this summer.

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fossil announces q marshal, q wander smartwatches with android wear, q motion activity tracker and smart analog watches. fossil today announces its latest activity trackers, smarter analog watches, and slimmer android wear smartwatches at the 2016 fossil global exposition at baselworld in switzerland. today's announcement includes the next-generation activity tracker q motion complete with sleep tracking, water resistance, and smart tap technology; slimmer android wear watches (q marshal and q wander respectively); and a smarter analog watch, which infuses technology into a traditional timepiece unlike any other.
with their touchscreen displays, refined steel, and classic leather accents, our newest display smartwatches-q wander and q marshal-pack the power you need to efficiently accomplish all your daily tasks in a smaller, sleeker package. q wander features a soft curving, multi-finish case with artfully sculpted wire lugs, making it both beautiful and functional. the interchangeable genuine leather strap provides the style and comfort customers have come to expect from a watch. q marshal features a rugged case along with design updates like a striking navy blue plated case paired with vintage-inspired leather straps. q marshal and q wander are compatible with android smartphones and iphones.
like its existing q founder smartwatch, both q wander and q marshal feature always-on displays, so you'll continuously have access to important information like time, calls and alerts. you can also respond to messages from your watch by tapping the screen or by using voice commands. these smartwatches also let you stay on track with your commute info, flights, and timely reminders thanks to google now cards. q wander and q marshal can be personalized with customizable watch face designs, including exclusive fossil dials, and interchangeable straps.
both smartwatches are powered by android wear-google's smartwatch platform. this allows you to get the information you want (when you need it) on a watch that expresses your style and fits what you love to do. and with no exposed pins or connectors, charging both smartwatches on the new slim wireless charger is a breeze.
q motion is an affordably priced tracker that sends you notifications of calls, texts and activity thanks to haptic vibrations and multi-color led lights. in addition to tracking your sleep and activity, q motion features smart tap technology-a revolutionary way of interacting with the world around you. with q motion, a simple tap plays your favorite music, finds your phone or helps you take that perfect selfie.
no need for recharging q motion as its coin cell batteries keep it powered for up to six months. additionally, it's water resistant for up to 50 meters and features a new sleek cylinder design.
smarter analog watches (coming this fall) alert you to incoming calls as well as notifications from your closest contacts with just the turn of the watch hands. they also track everything from steps to calories, sleep, automatic time zone updates, a second time zone (seen in the sub-eye on the analog dial), and connect to an android smartphone or iphone device via bluetooth. like q motion, these analog smartwatches feature a smart button giving users the ability to control the world around them. these smart analog watches are the ultimate convergence of fashion and technology, bringing together the elegance and simplicity of an analog watch with the latest technology of a smartwatch-in four unique watch platforms.
q marshal and q wander are compatible with android smartphones and iphones. both touchscreen display smartwatches will become available to customers between early summer and fall 2016. q motion will be available this summer.


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I Don’t Compete With Ronaldo & I Suppose He Would Not Compete With Me – Lionel Messi - TSB.com.ng!
Messi, currently out of action for around four weeks with a knee injury, says his rivalry with Ronaldo is created from outside the duo, and that he only concentrates on what is best for Barcelona. The Argentine has scored six goals this season, with Barca sitting third in La Liga. After suffering a knee problem in the 2-1 win over Las Palmas last month, Messi says that although his injury felt like “the worst thing in the world”, he is fully concentrated on a 100 per cent recovery.

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i don’t compete with ronaldo & i suppose he would not compete with me – lionel messi - tsb.com.ng!
messi, currently out of action for around four weeks with a knee injury, says his rivalry with ronaldo is created from outside the duo, and that he only concentrates on what is best for barcelona. the argentine has scored six goals this season, with barca sitting third in la liga. after suffering a knee problem in the 2-1 win over las palmas last month, messi says that although his injury felt like “the worst thing in the world”, he is fully concentrated on a 100 per cent recovery.


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At Auto Defence we are big fan's of Cobra security and parking products, with many car alarms coming from China there is not much quality control and if there is any it will normally be inconsistent. With Cobra on the other hand the products are all made in Italy and you can tell instantly when opening the box due to the components feeling a lot more robust over any other security product on the market. For example the remote controls are made from an ultra strong ABS plastic. Even a builder would have trouble damaging the remotes ( Yes they are really that strong ).
The Main features are the ultra secure immobiliser module with all black wiring and you simply can't bypass the immobiliser cuts at the module due to the module being Epoxy sealed. Unlike other alarms were an experienced thief can bypass the immobiliser directly at the alarms ECU. With a digital immobiliser link to the main alarms control unit the immobiliser unit can be hidden very well within the vehicle and its a lot harder to find unlike others were the alarm and immobiliser unit is all one piece.
The ultrasonics are much more suited to newer vehicles due to them matching the vehicles white head lining perfectly. They are that neat you would think they was fitted when the vehicle left the factory. The LED is a small button shaped object with a built in push button, the push button is used to override the alarm via a 4 digit pin number if you loose your original Cobra remote controls. Unlike many cheaper car alarms Cobra is the only alarm brand in the industry with automatic adjusting ultrasonic sensors meaning the alarm will never be over sensitive ( Won't false alarm ).
What are the main benefits of the Vodafone Cobra 4138 Cat 1?
Remember we supply and fit the Vodafone Cobra 4138 Thatcham Cat 1 in the UK via our mobile approved installation network.

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at auto defence we are big fan's of cobra security and parking products, with many car alarms coming from china there is not much quality control and if there is any it will normally be inconsistent. with cobra on the other hand the products are all made in italy and you can tell instantly when opening the box due to the components feeling a lot more robust over any other security product on the market. for example the remote controls are made from an ultra strong abs plastic. even a builder would have trouble damaging the remotes ( yes they are really that strong ).
the main features are the ultra secure immobiliser module with all black wiring and you simply can't bypass the immobiliser cuts at the module due to the module being epoxy sealed. unlike other alarms were an experienced thief can bypass the immobiliser directly at the alarms ecu. with a digital immobiliser link to the main alarms control unit the immobiliser unit can be hidden very well within the vehicle and its a lot harder to find unlike others were the alarm and immobiliser unit is all one piece.
the ultrasonics are much more suited to newer vehicles due to them matching the vehicles white head lining perfectly. they are that neat you would think they was fitted when the vehicle left the factory. the led is a small button shaped object with a built in push button, the push button is used to override the alarm via a 4 digit pin number if you loose your original cobra remote controls. unlike many cheaper car alarms cobra is the only alarm brand in the industry with automatic adjusting ultrasonic sensors meaning the alarm will never be over sensitive ( won't false alarm ).
what are the main benefits of the vodafone cobra 4138 cat 1?
remember we supply and fit the vodafone cobra 4138 thatcham cat 1 in the uk via our mobile approved installation network.


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We teach classes in how to teach rope related skills more effectively, and courses in how to learn information more efficiently. Both teaching and learning are advanced skills, skills we are often not taught, yet are expected to have as rope using professionals and volunteers. Our courses in teaching are designed to show teachers what techniques work most effectively to teach the cognitive and kinetic skills required in rope use based on decades of teaching research. Similarly, our classes in how to learn are designed to help learners improve the rate at which they learn, and their long term retention rate, again based on decades of learning research. These courses are taught at cost, so they are quite cost efficient for large classes!
We break stuff for fun. And for science. No, really.
Since 2009, Tom Evans and a cohort of like-minded rescue volunteers and professionals have been breaking gear in system configurations to see how it behaves. Gear that is branded with a breaking strength (say, webbing rated to 4000 lbs), usually hasn't been tested in the way it will be used in the system (as an anchor, like a wrap-3-pull-2 or a basket hitch). Our approach tests gear the way it will be used in the field, and our results make it possible for you to decide which configurations of gear to use to maximize strength, efficiency, or whatever other variable you'd like to maximize! We feel so strongly about this work, that we provide all our articles, data, and conclusions free of charge for anyone interested. Put another way, information that can keep people safe should be free, particularly when it benefits rescue professionals and active military personnel.
Soon, we'll have executive summaries for different types of research—a concise, 1-2 page summary of the results and what they mean in practice. In the mean time, please browse our Resource Archive, where we include research we've produced alongside high-quality research from other sources.
We are happy to test or add anything to our web page, so if you have an idea or know of some research we do not, please let us know!
So, have an idea for a research project? Let us know!
Have an article you'd like in the archive? Let us know!
The professional, volunteer, and recreational rope using communities are busy using ropes, so research and development moves forward at a slower rate than in some other disciplines. We provide archiving of the limited information, research, data, and teaching materials that are produced so rope users can find these materials rapidly so they can get back on rope! We provide three functions, 1. Archive and organize research data so everyone has access to it, 2. Write synopses of existing data so you do not have to read all the research yourself, and 3. We archive teaching resources (technique descriptions, lesson plans, class handouts, etc.). Ultimately our goal is to facilitate information transfer within the community by making the discussion about improvements in techniques more transparent and easy to follow.

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we teach classes in how to teach rope related skills more effectively, and courses in how to learn information more efficiently. both teaching and learning are advanced skills, skills we are often not taught, yet are expected to have as rope using professionals and volunteers. our courses in teaching are designed to show teachers what techniques work most effectively to teach the cognitive and kinetic skills required in rope use based on decades of teaching research. similarly, our classes in how to learn are designed to help learners improve the rate at which they learn, and their long term retention rate, again based on decades of learning research. these courses are taught at cost, so they are quite cost efficient for large classes!
we break stuff for fun. and for science. no, really.
since 2009, tom evans and a cohort of like-minded rescue volunteers and professionals have been breaking gear in system configurations to see how it behaves. gear that is branded with a breaking strength (say, webbing rated to 4000 lbs), usually hasn't been tested in the way it will be used in the system (as an anchor, like a wrap-3-pull-2 or a basket hitch). our approach tests gear the way it will be used in the field, and our results make it possible for you to decide which configurations of gear to use to maximize strength, efficiency, or whatever other variable you'd like to maximize! we feel so strongly about this work, that we provide all our articles, data, and conclusions free of charge for anyone interested. put another way, information that can keep people safe should be free, particularly when it benefits rescue professionals and active military personnel.
soon, we'll have executive summaries for different types of research—a concise, 1-2 page summary of the results and what they mean in practice. in the mean time, please browse our resource archive, where we include research we've produced alongside high-quality research from other sources.
we are happy to test or add anything to our web page, so if you have an idea or know of some research we do not, please let us know!
so, have an idea for a research project? let us know!
have an article you'd like in the archive? let us know!
the professional, volunteer, and recreational rope using communities are busy using ropes, so research and development moves forward at a slower rate than in some other disciplines. we provide archiving of the limited information, research, data, and teaching materials that are produced so rope users can find these materials rapidly so they can get back on rope! we provide three functions, 1. archive and organize research data so everyone has access to it, 2. write synopses of existing data so you do not have to read all the research yourself, and 3. we archive teaching resources (technique descriptions, lesson plans, class handouts, etc.). ultimately our goal is to facilitate information transfer within the community by making the discussion about improvements in techniques more transparent and easy to follow.


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High Potency B-Complex Vitamins. Yeast-free. Dietary Supplement. TWINLAB STRESS B-COMPLEX CAPS WITH VITAMIN C ARE EASIER TO SWALLOW AND ASSIMILATE. Well tolerated by most highly allergic individuals. No tablet binders, coating or colorings. Free of the most common allergens such as soy, yeast, barley, wheat, lactose (milk sugar) and all milk, citrus, fish and egg products. No added flavorings, sugars, salt, artificial sweeteners, colorings, preservatives or salicylates. Packaged in a glass bottle for maximum stability, quality and freshness.
Ingredients : Gelatin, Purified Water, Calcium Stearate, Silica, Medium Chain Trigylcerides, Crospovidone.
Directions : As a dietary supplement, one or more capsules daily. Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place.
Warnings : Best If Used By Date Shown On Bottle.

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high potency b-complex vitamins. yeast-free. dietary supplement. twinlab stress b-complex caps with vitamin c are easier to swallow and assimilate. well tolerated by most highly allergic individuals. no tablet binders, coating or colorings. free of the most common allergens such as soy, yeast, barley, wheat, lactose (milk sugar) and all milk, citrus, fish and egg products. no added flavorings, sugars, salt, artificial sweeteners, colorings, preservatives or salicylates. packaged in a glass bottle for maximum stability, quality and freshness.
ingredients : gelatin, purified water, calcium stearate, silica, medium chain trigylcerides, crospovidone.
directions : as a dietary supplement, one or more capsules daily. keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place.
warnings : best if used by date shown on bottle.


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If humans lose the ability... · Mabuhay Net!
Me: "If humans lose the ability to hear high frequency volumes as they get older, can my 4 week old son hear a dog whistle?"
Doctor: "No, humans can never hear that high of a frequency, no matter what age they are."
Me: "Trick question. Dogs can't whistle."

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if humans lose the ability... · mabuhay net!
me: "if humans lose the ability to hear high frequency volumes as they get older, can my 4 week old son hear a dog whistle?"
doctor: "no, humans can never hear that high of a frequency, no matter what age they are."
me: "trick question. dogs can't whistle."


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The Insurance Team’s responsibilities include dealing with claims made against Telford & Wrekin Council. Please think carefully before making a claim against the Council, your claim will only be successful if the Council can be proven to be negligent.
There may be occasions where Telford & Wrekin Council is legally liable for damage to property or injury. In such instances the Council will offer compensation through its insurers.
Once we receive a completed insurance claim form the Council's Insurance team will acknowledge receipt of the claim within 10 working days. They will give you the contact details of the Council's insurance company claims handlers and the Council's claim reference number. We accept correspondence by e-mail if this is your preferred option.
The team will then request a full report from the relevant Council service area. That service area will complete an investigation and relevant documentation will then be passed to the Council's claims handlers via the Insurance Team.
Once the Council's insurers have received your claim, they will acknowledge receipt and conduct their own investigations. The insurers will correspond directly with you.
In order to protect Council taxpayers' money, we aim to detect and prevent fraud.
we may release details of your claim to other organisations, which also have a duty to protect public funds.
Brief details can be obtained by referring to the Council’s fraud investigation page.
If you are aware of a fraudulent insurance claim please contact the Insurance team.
The first £20,000 of each and every claim is met by the Council itself and therefore ultimately by the Council's taxpayers'. By helping us to detect fraud you will be helping the community.

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the insurance team’s responsibilities include dealing with claims made against telford & wrekin council. please think carefully before making a claim against the council, your claim will only be successful if the council can be proven to be negligent.
there may be occasions where telford & wrekin council is legally liable for damage to property or injury. in such instances the council will offer compensation through its insurers.
once we receive a completed insurance claim form the council's insurance team will acknowledge receipt of the claim within 10 working days. they will give you the contact details of the council's insurance company claims handlers and the council's claim reference number. we accept correspondence by e-mail if this is your preferred option.
the team will then request a full report from the relevant council service area. that service area will complete an investigation and relevant documentation will then be passed to the council's claims handlers via the insurance team.
once the council's insurers have received your claim, they will acknowledge receipt and conduct their own investigations. the insurers will correspond directly with you.
in order to protect council taxpayers' money, we aim to detect and prevent fraud.
we may release details of your claim to other organisations, which also have a duty to protect public funds.
brief details can be obtained by referring to the council’s fraud investigation page.
if you are aware of a fraudulent insurance claim please contact the insurance team.
the first £20,000 of each and every claim is met by the council itself and therefore ultimately by the council's taxpayers'. by helping us to detect fraud you will be helping the community.


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The Western Washington University men’s soccer team celebrated Senior Night in style, defeating No. 1 nationally-ranked and previous unbeaten Simon Fraser 2-1 on Thursday in Great Northwest Athletic Conference action at Harrington Field in Bellingham.
Christian Rotter, a junior forward from Auburn Mountainview, scored the Vikings’ second goal.
The Vikings improved to 10-6-1 overall with their fourth consecutive victory and remain in second place in the GNAC with a 6-4-1 record. SFU had its 16-game winning streak snapped by allowing two goals in a game for the first time this season. Entering play Thursday, the Clan (16-1-0, 10-1-0 GNAC) had outscored opponents 59-7, were fourth in NCAA Division II with a 0.313 goals against average and the No. 2 scoring team in the NCAA II.
The Vikings got off to the quick start when senior defender Stephen Jinneman (Redmond) scored early in the 27th minute to put WWU up 1-0. Senior Drew Barker (Tacoma) delivered a perfect cross off a corner kick toward the far post, where Jinneman made a sliding touch to put the ball past the SFU keeper for his fourth goal of the season.
Leading 1-0, Western added to its lead in the 70th minute when Rotter dribbled up the left side of the field, juked his defender one-one-one, and then fired a shot to the far post from 11-yards out for his fifth goal of the season, all coming over the last six games.
“Big time goals by Stephen and Christian, in big games … that’s what those two seem to do,” Brisbon said.
Holding a 2-0 lead with less than seven minutes remaining in regulation, the Vikings held off the late SFU comeback attempt to pick up its second win over the Clan in the last five meetings. Since the beginning of the 2016 season, WWU is 2-2-2 vs. SFU, with the Clan holding a national ranking in all six of the meetings during this stretch.
Securing the third 10-win season over the last six campaigns, the Vikings played their final home game of the season and honored senior players Jinneman, Barker, Louis Genty, Garrett Strawn and Jose Castillo before the game.
The Vikings (10-6-1, 6-4-1) close out the regular season Saturday, traveling to Portland to face Concordia at Tuominen Yard at 7 p.m.

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the western washington university men’s soccer team celebrated senior night in style, defeating no. 1 nationally-ranked and previous unbeaten simon fraser 2-1 on thursday in great northwest athletic conference action at harrington field in bellingham.
christian rotter, a junior forward from auburn mountainview, scored the vikings’ second goal.
the vikings improved to 10-6-1 overall with their fourth consecutive victory and remain in second place in the gnac with a 6-4-1 record. sfu had its 16-game winning streak snapped by allowing two goals in a game for the first time this season. entering play thursday, the clan (16-1-0, 10-1-0 gnac) had outscored opponents 59-7, were fourth in ncaa division ii with a 0.313 goals against average and the no. 2 scoring team in the ncaa ii.
the vikings got off to the quick start when senior defender stephen jinneman (redmond) scored early in the 27th minute to put wwu up 1-0. senior drew barker (tacoma) delivered a perfect cross off a corner kick toward the far post, where jinneman made a sliding touch to put the ball past the sfu keeper for his fourth goal of the season.
leading 1-0, western added to its lead in the 70th minute when rotter dribbled up the left side of the field, juked his defender one-one-one, and then fired a shot to the far post from 11-yards out for his fifth goal of the season, all coming over the last six games.
“big time goals by stephen and christian, in big games … that’s what those two seem to do,” brisbon said.
holding a 2-0 lead with less than seven minutes remaining in regulation, the vikings held off the late sfu comeback attempt to pick up its second win over the clan in the last five meetings. since the beginning of the 2016 season, wwu is 2-2-2 vs. sfu, with the clan holding a national ranking in all six of the meetings during this stretch.
securing the third 10-win season over the last six campaigns, the vikings played their final home game of the season and honored senior players jinneman, barker, louis genty, garrett strawn and jose castillo before the game.
the vikings (10-6-1, 6-4-1) close out the regular season saturday, traveling to portland to face concordia at tuominen yard at 7 p.m.


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A rocket ship? Mini golf? Check out the world’s coolest DIY play spaces.
Forget the sandbox. Some parents and grandparents are taking backyard play to a whole new level. They’ve built custom wonderlands, with mini golf courses and even movie theaters.
Tree House Some parents think outside the box for this backyard classic. A Seattle dad built a rocket-ship-themed tree house from Boeing surplus materials. When completed, his son’s “low-altitude vehicle” included pilot-controlled thrusters, a paint-shaker to simulate the rumble of takeoff, and lots of flashing lights, dials, buttons and beeps.
Mini Golf Why shell out for someone else’s 18 holes? When faced with renovating a muddy backyard, one resourceful family built a mini golf course rather than spending thousands on plants and landscaping. The crafty dad created a 9-hole course using pea gravel, scrap lumber and carpet remnants. He even added solar lights for nighttime play.
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a rocket ship? mini golf? check out the world’s coolest diy play spaces.
forget the sandbox. some parents and grandparents are taking backyard play to a whole new level. they’ve built custom wonderlands, with mini golf courses and even movie theaters.
tree house some parents think outside the box for this backyard classic. a seattle dad built a rocket-ship-themed tree house from boeing surplus materials. when completed, his son’s “low-altitude vehicle” included pilot-controlled thrusters, a paint-shaker to simulate the rumble of takeoff, and lots of flashing lights, dials, buttons and beeps.
mini golf why shell out for someone else’s 18 holes? when faced with renovating a muddy backyard, one resourceful family built a mini golf course rather than spending thousands on plants and landscaping. the crafty dad created a 9-hole course using pea gravel, scrap lumber and carpet remnants. he even added solar lights for nighttime play.
movie theater backyard theaters make for neighborhood summer blockbusters. get an lcd or dlp projector, and find a place to put the screen. one california couple used pvc pipe to build a 15’ x 8’ vinyl screen right over their landscaped pool. what was their first movie-night feature? jaws, of course!
ready to create your own backyard fun? before you start, you may want to talk to your allstate agent to see if and how it might affect your insurance coverage.


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this bariatric steel transport chair in blue by drive medical has dual, reinforced steel cross braces and a reinforced steel frame for added support can withstand a weight of 450 lbs. the heavy duty, nylon reinforced upholstery comes with a back carry pouch to easily and securely transport personal items. comes standard with a roomy, comfortable 20 in width seat. chairs also available in 22 inch seat width with a weight capacity of 450 lbs. limited lifetime warranty.
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Quiring, Courtney, et al. "Zarah." Davis's Drug Guide, 16th ed., F.A. Davis Company, 2019. Nursing Central, nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Davis-Drug-Guide/109696/all/Zarah.
Quiring C, Sanoski CA, Vallerand AH. Zarah. Davis's Drug Guide. 16th ed. F.A. Davis Company; 2019. https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Davis-Drug-Guide/109696/all/Zarah. Accessed April 22, 2019.
Quiring C, Sanoski CA, Vallerand AH. Zarah [Internet]. In: Davis's Drug Guide. F.A. Davis Company; 2019. [cited 2019 April 22]. Available from: https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/Davis-Drug-Guide/109696/all/Zarah.

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quiring c, sanoski ca, vallerand ah. zarah. davis's drug guide. 16th ed. f.a. davis company; 2019. https://nursing.unboundmedicine.com/nursingcentral/view/davis-drug-guide/109696/all/zarah. accessed april 22, 2019.
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Jon has worked in Information Technology consulting for 30+ years, having begun his career with Arthur Andersen in 1979. Jon has worked exclusively with the Oracle E-Business Suite since 1993, when he joined Oracle Corporation. Jon has since started two successful EBS consulting businesses, including ICS.
Jon is a graduate of Texas A&M University, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Economics. Following his graduation in 1975, Jon entered the US Air Force, where he served four years as a Minuteman Missile Crew Commander. During his time in the Air Force Jon earned an MBA from the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, where he was stationed.
Jon’s wife Patty is a teacher in Southlake, Texas. They have 5 children and one granddaughter.
Jon is also active in several community organizations, including the Colleyville Rotary Club, the Grapevine-Colleyville Education Foundation and the World Affairs Council of Dallas-Fort Worth.
Kerri has over 15 years experience in Oracle applications, as an accountant, implementation consultant and pre-sales consultant. She has participated in large and small projects, including rapid implementations and long-term rollouts. She is an expert on all of the Oracle Financials applications, including General Ledger, Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, Cash Management and Fixed Assets as well as Purchasing and Order Management.
A graduate of the US Naval Academy, Bob Bybee has over 17 years of Information Technology experience, specializing in the Oracle Financial and Distribution applications. He is experienced in requirements definition, operations analysis, solution design, gap analysis, application setups and end-user training and is proficient in the full life cycle methodology of AIM. He knows both the functional and technical side of the applications, having served as functional lead, technical lead, and project manager for manufacturing, retail, professional services and energy companies.

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jon has worked in information technology consulting for 30+ years, having begun his career with arthur andersen in 1979. jon has worked exclusively with the oracle e-business suite since 1993, when he joined oracle corporation. jon has since started two successful ebs consulting businesses, including ics.
jon is a graduate of texas a&m university, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in economics. following his graduation in 1975, jon entered the us air force, where he served four years as a minuteman missile crew commander. during his time in the air force jon earned an mba from the university of north dakota in grand forks, where he was stationed.
jon’s wife patty is a teacher in southlake, texas. they have 5 children and one granddaughter.
jon is also active in several community organizations, including the colleyville rotary club, the grapevine-colleyville education foundation and the world affairs council of dallas-fort worth.
kerri has over 15 years experience in oracle applications, as an accountant, implementation consultant and pre-sales consultant. she has participated in large and small projects, including rapid implementations and long-term rollouts. she is an expert on all of the oracle financials applications, including general ledger, accounts payable, accounts receivable, cash management and fixed assets as well as purchasing and order management.
a graduate of the us naval academy, bob bybee has over 17 years of information technology experience, specializing in the oracle financial and distribution applications. he is experienced in requirements definition, operations analysis, solution design, gap analysis, application setups and end-user training and is proficient in the full life cycle methodology of aim. he knows both the functional and technical side of the applications, having served as functional lead, technical lead, and project manager for manufacturing, retail, professional services and energy companies.


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Located and headquartered in Camp Panzer Kaserne is the US European Command, a component of the US Marine Corps. The unit is also referred as the United States Marine Corps Forces Europe (MARFOREUR), a successor to Fleet Marine Force Europe, which was founded and established in London on July 1, 1980. Operation plans were organized and prepared hence after in order to optimize deployment and replenishment in times of crisis headed by the Command Unit with about 40 independent personnel in the Designed Component Command Staff.
Marine support was one of FMF Europe’s focuses working for campaigns and efforts such as the Operation Deny Flight, Operation Provide Comfort and Operation Provide Promise. On November 8, 1993, the headquarters for the present unit was moved to Camp Panzer Kaserne, situated in Boblingen, Germany and with a close proximity to two large German cities namely Stuttgart and Munich. This was carried out in order to meet demanding and increasing challenges and the location allowed the fleet to enjoy various advantages.
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located and headquartered in camp panzer kaserne is the us european command, a component of the us marine corps. the unit is also referred as the united states marine corps forces europe (marforeur), a successor to fleet marine force europe, which was founded and established in london on july 1, 1980. operation plans were organized and prepared hence after in order to optimize deployment and replenishment in times of crisis headed by the command unit with about 40 independent personnel in the designed component command staff.
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Rise of Ages is a sandbox game that lets you explore, build, found cities and develop technologies to reach the highest level of a civilization and then travel through the universe!
The game begins in the pre history and advance through several ages as you unlocks new technologies. You can unite with NPCs to found a city and use the skills of each citizen to reach new technologies and improve resources production. Many building blocks will allow to create your own culture with unique structures.
The game is still in early development, with just a few months of production and we are working to bring frequently news. We are betting everything in this project to make it quite entertaining for you.
It is with great pride that we can finally announce that the game is already available! It has been years of development to bring you solid gameplay and really gives you an idea of how the game works. Some systems are still being developed, but the game is already quite complete in the first age that the game offers.
Get it on Steam now and enjoy the 10% discount on the first week of release. If you acquire and help in this important development stage, we can bring faster and better quality content into the game.
The Steam page of Rise of Ages is live!
Rise of Ages - Update #11 - A New World!
I noticed Linux mentioned on ModDB but on Steam its windows only.
Are you still planning a Linux version?
Love what I'm seeing by the way... reminds me of Terraria, which I absolutely loved!
Yes, we are planning to launch for Linux in the future. Thank you for appreciating.
Great! Looking forward to the Linux port. Keep up the hard work!
Just downloaded your demo,nice progress. Last time i tried your game out was when it was version 4.3, I can see how much work you have put into the game. It threw me for a loop when I tried to enter the same commands from version 4.3 into your demo. I was like why cant I open the chest. as I mash "E" LOL. I also noticed that some things I was able to create easily in version 4.3 are behind Techs now LOL. Looking forward to stumble my way through the ages.
Olá garbin, o jogo continua em desenvolvimento sim, estamos apurando para o lançamento previsto para agosto. Aguarde só mais um pouco :).

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rise of ages is a sandbox game that lets you explore, build, found cities and develop technologies to reach the highest level of a civilization and then travel through the universe!
the game begins in the pre history and advance through several ages as you unlocks new technologies. you can unite with npcs to found a city and use the skills of each citizen to reach new technologies and improve resources production. many building blocks will allow to create your own culture with unique structures.
the game is still in early development, with just a few months of production and we are working to bring frequently news. we are betting everything in this project to make it quite entertaining for you.
it is with great pride that we can finally announce that the game is already available! it has been years of development to bring you solid gameplay and really gives you an idea of how the game works. some systems are still being developed, but the game is already quite complete in the first age that the game offers.
get it on steam now and enjoy the 10% discount on the first week of release. if you acquire and help in this important development stage, we can bring faster and better quality content into the game.
the steam page of rise of ages is live!
rise of ages - update #11 - a new world!
i noticed linux mentioned on moddb but on steam its windows only.
are you still planning a linux version?
love what i'm seeing by the way... reminds me of terraria, which i absolutely loved!
yes, we are planning to launch for linux in the future. thank you for appreciating.
great! looking forward to the linux port. keep up the hard work!
just downloaded your demo,nice progress. last time i tried your game out was when it was version 4.3, i can see how much work you have put into the game. it threw me for a loop when i tried to enter the same commands from version 4.3 into your demo. i was like why cant i open the chest. as i mash "e" lol. i also noticed that some things i was able to create easily in version 4.3 are behind techs now lol. looking forward to stumble my way through the ages.
olá garbin, o jogo continua em desenvolvimento sim, estamos apurando para o lançamento previsto para agosto. aguarde só mais um pouco :).


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the mission of svai shall be to regulate acceptable professional appraisal standards and have all members adhere to a code of conduct of appraisers involved in and writing evaluations on specialty vehicles.
maintain and open dialogue between member appraisers, insurers, collectors and hobbyists to better our institute. conduct research and obtain information relative to appraisal matters to keep our membership informed.
to improve the quality of member appraisals by offering a voluntary accreditation process that consists of: a) passing a knowledge test, b) submitting a sample appraisal that is peer reviewed to ensure it meets our best practices and standards and c) qualifying for insurance. accreditation is not mandatory but is offered as a means of certifying the level of competence of individual appraisers.
offer and have members participate in educational programs to improve the quality of their appraisal reports and processes. in this way svai will continually strive toward raising the level of competence and professionalism of all appraisers.
the svai encourages co-operation and communication with all other organizations whose objective is similar in nature to our own.
establish professional standards and code of conduct that our member appraisers adhere to in providing specialty vehicle appraisals.
recognized and endorsed by insurance brokers offering collector and specialty vehicle insurance.
our goal is to improve the level of professionalism in the specialty vehicle appraisal business. we accomplish this by maintaining an open dialogue between member appraisers, insurers, collectors, and hobbyists. the svai conducts research relative to vehicle appraisals and offers educational programs to our members to continually improve the quality, competence, and professionalism of our independent appraisers.


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I wish to express my condolences for the loss of your dear Miss Sansing. The God of heavens shares your loss. He provides wonderful hope for the future (John 5:28-29; Psalm 37:11, 29, 39; Revelation 21:3-5). Jesus taught us to pray for that marvelous time at Matthew 6:9-10. Please reach out your heavenly Father for the comfort that you need (2 Corinthians 1:3-4; Psalm 34:18). The link below is to a short video about His plans for your precious Miss Sansing; it is my sincere wish that it will be of great benefit to you as it has been to me over the years: https://www.jw.org/finder?srcid=share&prefer=content&applanguage=E&locale=en&item=pub-imv_4_VIDEO&docid=1011214. May the peace of God be with all of you (Philippians 4:6-7).
Kind, bright, and witty... Marrianne graced the lives of many and will always be remembered fondly by all.
I am so sorry to hear about the passing of Marianne. My thoughts are with you and your family. Please accept my condolences.
Please accept my sincerest condolences. I worked with Marianne the last couple of years and she was a wonderful person; funny, kind, smart and generous. She was a good colleague and great friend. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your at this time.
I wish to convey my heartfelt condolences for the recent passing of Marianne whom I knew in high school. She always possessed that carefree spirit and jovial friendly smile and twinkling eyes, I see above that I recognized instantly even though I have not seen her since our last high school reunion nearly a decade ago. While I do recall she liked traveling, I didn't realize she had apparently traveled quite so much, possessing a wanderlust as I have. Even while attending UGA I traveled first to Europe as a 19 year old hitchhiking all over GB and Europe and then spent time in 1974 working as a crew on board a 90 foot teak schooner sailing the Gulf down to the Virgin Islands. Following graduate school with an MFA in Art back in the late 1970's, I again returned to Europe and was picked up by a gallery in Edinburgh Scotland, which ultimately led to my living and teaching in England for a couple of years. Eventually, I moved to southern California in 1983 to teach art, receiving an LMU research grant to Africa in the later 1980's before returning to England in 1989 to teach in Canterbury. In 1992 I received a Fulbright Fellowship to India and upon my return to the US I then moved to NY in1993 to teach for Long Island University, for 25 years until my recent retirement, dividing my time between Southampton and NYC. I still take students abroad on cultural art tours and will be heading back to Europe this May. Sorry to have gone on with all the above, although I know Marianne would have remembered our conversation years ago concerning our mutual love of travel and sharing travel tales. I do hope she instilled the spirit of travel within her grandchildren as I know she would want to broaden her grandchildren's aesthetic and cultural horizons. Sincerely, Neill Slaughter Professor Emeritus LIU.
I had the pleasure of working with Marianne for about four years and enjoyed her spirit every day. She was one of the go-to experts for anything our department needed and her level of commitment and hard work stood out among most. We have had many wonderful memories together and will always be remembered as a deeply loving individual. Rest in peace Marianne.
Sending love and light for the entire family. I hold her in happy memories of laughter and genius creativity.
Sending my deepest sympathies and condolences to the entire family. Marianne was my Manager at BioReference for the last five and a half years. We ALSO share the same birthday, albeit different years. She was my weather forecaster, my planetary observer, my current events partner and lots of other wonderful things that made us more than colleagues. Love and prayers to all.
I would like to offer my condoleance to all of you in this difficult moment. Marianne was a wonderful woman someone of a good heart, caring, humble and respected. In her journey to the land of our Ancestors a place where she will be celebrated to continue her journey. I count my blessings to had a chance to spend time and work on certain projects with Marianne. You are loved and remember by all the ones that you touch their heart. Sending prayers to you for your journey and for your family & friends.
I’ve known Marianne since elementary school and always enjoyed visiting with her at our high school reunions. I am very sad to learn of her passing. God rest her soul and comfort her family.

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i wish to express my condolences for the loss of your dear miss sansing. the god of heavens shares your loss. he provides wonderful hope for the future (john 5:28-29; psalm 37:11, 29, 39; revelation 21:3-5). jesus taught us to pray for that marvelous time at matthew 6:9-10. please reach out your heavenly father for the comfort that you need (2 corinthians 1:3-4; psalm 34:18). the link below is to a short video about his plans for your precious miss sansing; it is my sincere wish that it will be of great benefit to you as it has been to me over the years: https://www.jw.org/finder?srcid=share&prefer=content&applanguage=e&locale=en&item=pub-imv_4_video&docid=1011214. may the peace of god be with all of you (philippians 4:6-7).
kind, bright, and witty... marrianne graced the lives of many and will always be remembered fondly by all.
i am so sorry to hear about the passing of marianne. my thoughts are with you and your family. please accept my condolences.
please accept my sincerest condolences. i worked with marianne the last couple of years and she was a wonderful person; funny, kind, smart and generous. she was a good colleague and great friend. my thoughts and prayers are with you and your at this time.
i wish to convey my heartfelt condolences for the recent passing of marianne whom i knew in high school. she always possessed that carefree spirit and jovial friendly smile and twinkling eyes, i see above that i recognized instantly even though i have not seen her since our last high school reunion nearly a decade ago. while i do recall she liked traveling, i didn't realize she had apparently traveled quite so much, possessing a wanderlust as i have. even while attending uga i traveled first to europe as a 19 year old hitchhiking all over gb and europe and then spent time in 1974 working as a crew on board a 90 foot teak schooner sailing the gulf down to the virgin islands. following graduate school with an mfa in art back in the late 1970's, i again returned to europe and was picked up by a gallery in edinburgh scotland, which ultimately led to my living and teaching in england for a couple of years. eventually, i moved to southern california in 1983 to teach art, receiving an lmu research grant to africa in the later 1980's before returning to england in 1989 to teach in canterbury. in 1992 i received a fulbright fellowship to india and upon my return to the us i then moved to ny in1993 to teach for long island university, for 25 years until my recent retirement, dividing my time between southampton and nyc. i still take students abroad on cultural art tours and will be heading back to europe this may. sorry to have gone on with all the above, although i know marianne would have remembered our conversation years ago concerning our mutual love of travel and sharing travel tales. i do hope she instilled the spirit of travel within her grandchildren as i know she would want to broaden her grandchildren's aesthetic and cultural horizons. sincerely, neill slaughter professor emeritus liu.
i had the pleasure of working with marianne for about four years and enjoyed her spirit every day. she was one of the go-to experts for anything our department needed and her level of commitment and hard work stood out among most. we have had many wonderful memories together and will always be remembered as a deeply loving individual. rest in peace marianne.
sending love and light for the entire family. i hold her in happy memories of laughter and genius creativity.
sending my deepest sympathies and condolences to the entire family. marianne was my manager at bioreference for the last five and a half years. we also share the same birthday, albeit different years. she was my weather forecaster, my planetary observer, my current events partner and lots of other wonderful things that made us more than colleagues. love and prayers to all.
i would like to offer my condoleance to all of you in this difficult moment. marianne was a wonderful woman someone of a good heart, caring, humble and respected. in her journey to the land of our ancestors a place where she will be celebrated to continue her journey. i count my blessings to had a chance to spend time and work on certain projects with marianne. you are loved and remember by all the ones that you touch their heart. sending prayers to you for your journey and for your family & friends.
i’ve known marianne since elementary school and always enjoyed visiting with her at our high school reunions. i am very sad to learn of her passing. god rest her soul and comfort her family.


text: Join me for a relaxed yoga flow!! This class is for those with a understanding of basic postures. We will explore steady movement, some perspective. It's all about movement, music, breath, and flow!

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Last Friday night's event at The Clinton Bookshop was one of the most memorable evenings that I spent with an author and readers. The day had been overcast and grey with driving rain. Ike was raging somewhere in the country and I am not sure if these rains were related to that or the hammering from another storm. I had lost track. I had spent the day writing since about 6AM and thus by 6:15PM I was eager to pack it in, grabbed my slicker and head to the bookstore.
Here are some thoughts from the beach on the Outer Banks last week... 1. When reading and floating in the pool it is best to read advance reading copies. They are paperbacks in a size easy to hold. Hardcovers WILL get wet and manuscripts have too many free floating pages to be near water. Thus it's ARCs in the pool, hardbacks on the couch and manuscripts in the car (where the pages can get stuffed between the seats after you read them).

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last friday night's event at the clinton bookshop was one of the most memorable evenings that i spent with an author and readers. the day had been overcast and grey with driving rain. ike was raging somewhere in the country and i am not sure if these rains were related to that or the hammering from another storm. i had lost track. i had spent the day writing since about 6am and thus by 6:15pm i was eager to pack it in, grabbed my slicker and head to the bookstore.
here are some thoughts from the beach on the outer banks last week... 1. when reading and floating in the pool it is best to read advance reading copies. they are paperbacks in a size easy to hold. hardcovers will get wet and manuscripts have too many free floating pages to be near water. thus it's arcs in the pool, hardbacks on the couch and manuscripts in the car (where the pages can get stuffed between the seats after you read them).


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The Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) Inc., founded in 1966, is the nation’s premier organisation of mathematics educators.
Share your experiences with your colleagues through a workshop or seminar.
Submit your offer to present by Monday 29 April.
Inspire your students through enquiry mathematics. Matt Skoss (mskoss@aamt.edu.au) can deliver professional learning workshops about using and integrating Maths300 into your classrooms.
What’s in my new journal?
The Australian Mathematics Education Journal (AMEJ) contains many interesting articles pertinent to teachers from upper primary to early tertiary. Take a look at the titles from the first issue.
Browse the web-shop for easy selection of our resources, or download a PDF of the 2019 Catalogue.
The Mathematical Association of NSW invites you to the 2019 Riverina Cluster Conference. Keynote speakers include Eddie Woo.
This conference explores the theme of "Why Maths is the Key". Keynote speakers include Professor Caroline McMillen and Professor Martin Westwell.
MathsMeet19 discusses the theme of "Rich and Productive Classrooms". Keynote speakers include Charles Lovitt and Emeritus Professor Doug Clarke.

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the australian association of mathematics teachers (aamt) inc., founded in 1966, is the nation’s premier organisation of mathematics educators.
share your experiences with your colleagues through a workshop or seminar.
submit your offer to present by monday 29 april.
inspire your students through enquiry mathematics. matt skoss (mskoss@aamt.edu.au) can deliver professional learning workshops about using and integrating maths300 into your classrooms.
what’s in my new journal?
the australian mathematics education journal (amej) contains many interesting articles pertinent to teachers from upper primary to early tertiary. take a look at the titles from the first issue.
browse the web-shop for easy selection of our resources, or download a pdf of the 2019 catalogue.
the mathematical association of nsw invites you to the 2019 riverina cluster conference. keynote speakers include eddie woo.
this conference explores the theme of "why maths is the key". keynote speakers include professor caroline mcmillen and professor martin westwell.
mathsmeet19 discusses the theme of "rich and productive classrooms". keynote speakers include charles lovitt and emeritus professor doug clarke.


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I'm "winter cleaning" my swag, and I have some I'd like to give away to you! I have a limited number of each item and they will be given away on a first come first serve basis. Please read the entire post to be fully aware of how I'm doing this.
You must provide your first and last name as well as your mailing address. Otherwise, you won't receive the swag.
Once the I'm out of an item, I'll update this post to reflect that (by doing a strikethrough) and make a note of it in the form. Once I'm out, I'm out and the item is gone forever.
I will mail internationally as well!
To submit your request to receive the free swag, fill out this form.
If you have any questions, just send me an email at authorlindsaypaige(AT)gmail(DOT)com.
Newer PostNepenthe Cover, Preorder, & First Chapter!

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i'm "winter cleaning" my swag, and i have some i'd like to give away to you! i have a limited number of each item and they will be given away on a first come first serve basis. please read the entire post to be fully aware of how i'm doing this.
you must provide your first and last name as well as your mailing address. otherwise, you won't receive the swag.
once the i'm out of an item, i'll update this post to reflect that (by doing a strikethrough) and make a note of it in the form. once i'm out, i'm out and the item is gone forever.
i will mail internationally as well!
to submit your request to receive the free swag, fill out this form.
if you have any questions, just send me an email at authorlindsaypaige(at)gmail(dot)com.
newer postnepenthe cover, preorder, & first chapter!


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Our 2016 Paris in July Blogging event is less than a week from commencing, and I'm really excited about how many people have signed up already. Deb has kindly produced these wonderful buttons for us to use this year. I think they capture the essence of the blogging event - the Eiffel tower is the quintessential reminder of all things Parisian, and this beautiful sculpture reminds us of the wonderful arts, literature and thinking that comes out of Paris. Thanks Deb!
If you haven't yet signed in and want to - please check in here. While I'm away abit in the next week - I'll try to set up a Paris in July Participants roll on the side of my blog.
I've also had one volunteer to assist with providing a Paris in July weekly summary, and I'm open to others. The idea is that at the end of the week we just post a simple summary of the types of things people have been posting. It's a simple way to stay connected and inspired. I will also be posting the weekly sign in Mr Linkys.
For me, I haven't yet decided my blogging projects - books, movies, food or something different... but I can share with you I'm going for a weeks holiday to Australia's nearest Paris - We're going to Numea and Les Iles des Pins. I'mm sure there's going to be some french markets, restarants, and all sorts of frenchy stuff.. I'm very much looking forward to that week away.
If anyone has any recommended lightist french novels, I'm open for suggestions. There'll be some beachside/poolside reading in Numea!
Do you think Victor Hugo would be thinking about Paris in July right now?
Paris in July is an annual blogging event, for bloggers who love all things Paris. This is our 7th year and we're looking forward to another fantastic July.... Check out last years welcome post for some ideas on what you might like to do... Also, you can follow this link to last years wrap up post to see what others did..
This year, you'll be invited to link your Paris in July Posts through Mr Linky's that will be posted each week here at Thyme-for-Tea. A couple of other bloggers will also be involved by providing weekly summaries of Paris in July Activities - and I'll make sure there's a link to their posts when they're up.
Comment below if you have aspirations or link up now. I'll try and maintain a participants list here on my front page to make it easier to connect..
If anyone would like to prepare a Paris in July 2016 button please do so as I dont have the skills. Share it through Mt Linky.
I wrote this summary post last year, which still today, rings true for me and Paris in July. When I re-read this, I am energised again. However, I am a strong advocate for women to be conscious of not becoming over committed due to 'obligations ', and perceived 'responsibility', so I must listen to myself on that one too.
So, what about Paris in July 2016?
I will host it. It will be about bringing together a community of Paris loving bloggers. I will make this a place for you to come to post your links to your Paris in July posts. I'll post a few myself.. but it'll be a simple affair.
I plan to post the sign up Mr Linky page on June 22nd so we can all see who's joining in. Then each week, hopefully on a Friday, I'll post new Mr Linkys for you to link your new posts.
I'd invite any of the participants to offer to write a summary review of one of the weeks in July. The idea of this is to capture the highlights of all Paris in July posts for that period. If you'd like to do one of these, drop me an email. (My address is in my 'about me' tab).
So, with much anticipation, I now declare Paris in July 2016, the annual blogging event for lovers of all things Paris, will be happening.
Winter is settling in, the rain is falling, the heater's on, and we've experienced some of the worst winter can offer this past weekend. It's going to be another week where I cant really get on my bike and cant really spend time in the garden. So, it's time for a little review of my reading journey over the past few months... it's a sad story, but I feel telling it will help me move on.
I've been trying to read 'A Little Life' by Hanya Yanagihara. I had great intentions to read this because it had some great reviews, it was short listed for the Man Brooker Prize. I downloaded it onto my Kindle and started reading. I felt like I was getting into it, and each week tried to read a little bit more. My kindle said I was progressing in 5% increments. It wasn't really engaging me, probably becuase I wasn't reading it consistently. Then on the train one day, I noticed someone reading the real book. It's HUGE! I would never have chosen that off the shelf.
Anyway, I woke up this week to realise it's June, and I've been trying to read this book for 6 months! As a wise friend (or many) has said, you dont have to finish every book. So I'm not going to.
Has anyone else read the book? Was it good?
I've got two other books on the go, and I'm enjoying them.
Helen Garner's "Everywhere I Look" - it's a collection of essays,diary entries and true stories spanning more than 15 yearsof the work of one of Australia's greatest writers.
and "Walking Towards Ourselves: Indian Women Tell Their Stories" edited by Catriona Mitchell. Reaching across different strata of society, religion and language, this anthology creates a kaleidescopeof distinct and varied real life stories.
Just for something beautiful, here's the sydney opera house in lights for the vivid festival. We went in the midst of the storm but it was still beautiful.

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our 2016 paris in july blogging event is less than a week from commencing, and i'm really excited about how many people have signed up already. deb has kindly produced these wonderful buttons for us to use this year. i think they capture the essence of the blogging event - the eiffel tower is the quintessential reminder of all things parisian, and this beautiful sculpture reminds us of the wonderful arts, literature and thinking that comes out of paris. thanks deb!
if you haven't yet signed in and want to - please check in here. while i'm away abit in the next week - i'll try to set up a paris in july participants roll on the side of my blog.
i've also had one volunteer to assist with providing a paris in july weekly summary, and i'm open to others. the idea is that at the end of the week we just post a simple summary of the types of things people have been posting. it's a simple way to stay connected and inspired. i will also be posting the weekly sign in mr linkys.
for me, i haven't yet decided my blogging projects - books, movies, food or something different... but i can share with you i'm going for a weeks holiday to australia's nearest paris - we're going to numea and les iles des pins. i'mm sure there's going to be some french markets, restarants, and all sorts of frenchy stuff.. i'm very much looking forward to that week away.
if anyone has any recommended lightist french novels, i'm open for suggestions. there'll be some beachside/poolside reading in numea!
do you think victor hugo would be thinking about paris in july right now?
paris in july is an annual blogging event, for bloggers who love all things paris. this is our 7th year and we're looking forward to another fantastic july.... check out last years welcome post for some ideas on what you might like to do... also, you can follow this link to last years wrap up post to see what others did..
this year, you'll be invited to link your paris in july posts through mr linky's that will be posted each week here at thyme-for-tea. a couple of other bloggers will also be involved by providing weekly summaries of paris in july activities - and i'll make sure there's a link to their posts when they're up.
comment below if you have aspirations or link up now. i'll try and maintain a participants list here on my front page to make it easier to connect..
if anyone would like to prepare a paris in july 2016 button please do so as i dont have the skills. share it through mt linky.
i wrote this summary post last year, which still today, rings true for me and paris in july. when i re-read this, i am energised again. however, i am a strong advocate for women to be conscious of not becoming over committed due to 'obligations ', and perceived 'responsibility', so i must listen to myself on that one too.
so, what about paris in july 2016?
i will host it. it will be about bringing together a community of paris loving bloggers. i will make this a place for you to come to post your links to your paris in july posts. i'll post a few myself.. but it'll be a simple affair.
i plan to post the sign up mr linky page on june 22nd so we can all see who's joining in. then each week, hopefully on a friday, i'll post new mr linkys for you to link your new posts.
i'd invite any of the participants to offer to write a summary review of one of the weeks in july. the idea of this is to capture the highlights of all paris in july posts for that period. if you'd like to do one of these, drop me an email. (my address is in my 'about me' tab).
so, with much anticipation, i now declare paris in july 2016, the annual blogging event for lovers of all things paris, will be happening.
winter is settling in, the rain is falling, the heater's on, and we've experienced some of the worst winter can offer this past weekend. it's going to be another week where i cant really get on my bike and cant really spend time in the garden. so, it's time for a little review of my reading journey over the past few months... it's a sad story, but i feel telling it will help me move on.
i've been trying to read 'a little life' by hanya yanagihara. i had great intentions to read this because it had some great reviews, it was short listed for the man brooker prize. i downloaded it onto my kindle and started reading. i felt like i was getting into it, and each week tried to read a little bit more. my kindle said i was progressing in 5% increments. it wasn't really engaging me, probably becuase i wasn't reading it consistently. then on the train one day, i noticed someone reading the real book. it's huge! i would never have chosen that off the shelf.
anyway, i woke up this week to realise it's june, and i've been trying to read this book for 6 months! as a wise friend (or many) has said, you dont have to finish every book. so i'm not going to.
has anyone else read the book? was it good?
i've got two other books on the go, and i'm enjoying them.
helen garner's "everywhere i look" - it's a collection of essays,diary entries and true stories spanning more than 15 yearsof the work of one of australia's greatest writers.
and "walking towards ourselves: indian women tell their stories" edited by catriona mitchell. reaching across different strata of society, religion and language, this anthology creates a kaleidescopeof distinct and varied real life stories.
just for something beautiful, here's the sydney opera house in lights for the vivid festival. we went in the midst of the storm but it was still beautiful.