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According the US News, the average incoming college student will take cost into consideration when school shopping. While some may believe that a higher price means a better education, that simply isn’t always the case. The following highly respected schools have all been placed on the 2014 Best Value Schools list for offering excellent academics along with consumer friendliness.
Just outside of Los Angeles, Caltech was founded in 1891 and boasts alumni such as Nobel laureates Vernon Smith and Douglas D. Osheroff along with Intel founder Gordon Moore and Former US Senator and Astronaut Harrison Schmitt. 52% of students here receive needs-based grants meaning the average 4-year tuition is approximately $21,500.
Attracting scholars from 122 countries, Cornell University is considered one of America’s premiere Ivy League Research Centers. And with an average degree costing just over $21,000 after grants and scholarships are accounted for, it’s one of the most affordable schools in the nation for those who can keep up with the curriculum.
MIT is comprised of 32 academic departments and maintains a focus on engineering, science, and technology education and research. The university is considered one of the most selective, with an acceptance rate of just 7.73% on average. However, with a degree program that costs just under $20,000, those who are admitted save tens of thousands of dollars over similarly ranked schools.
Known for both its academic and athletic programs, Dartmouth was founded in 1769. Students today continue to uphold most of the school’s traditions. This liberal arts institute’s name is impossible to ignore on a resume which makes its cost of $21,587 per four-year degree a no-brainer for college-bound teens willing to relocate to its rural campus is Hanover, New Hampshire.
Other notable schools on the list include Columbia University, Texas A & M, the University of Virginia, and Notre Dame.
*All prices take need-based student aid into consideration.

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According the US News , the average incoming college student will take cost into consideration when school shopping . While some may believe that a higher price means a better education , that simply is n’t always the case . The following highly respected schools have all been placed on the 2014 Best Value Schools list for offering excellent academics along with consumer friendliness .
 Just outside of Los Angeles , Caltech was founded in 1891 and boasts alumni such as Nobel laureates Vernon Smith and Douglas D. Osheroff along with Intel founder Gordon Moore and Former US Senator and Astronaut Harrison Schmitt . 52 % of students here receive needs - based grants meaning the average 4 - year tuition is approximately $ 21,500 .
 Attracting scholars from 122 countries , Cornell University is considered one of America ’s premiere Ivy League Research Centers . And with an average degree costing just over $ 21,000 after grants and scholarships are accounted for , it ’s one of the most affordable schools in the nation for those who can keep up with the curriculum .
 MIT is comprised of 32 academic departments and maintains a focus on engineering , science , and technology education and research . The university is considered one of the most selective , with an acceptance rate of just 7.73 % on average . However , with a degree program that costs just under $ 20,000 , those who are admitted save tens of thousands of dollars over similarly ranked schools .
 Known for both its academic and athletic programs , Dartmouth was founded in 1769 . Students today continue to uphold most of the school ’s traditions . This liberal arts institute ’s name is impossible to ignore on a resume which makes its cost of $ 21,587 per four - year degree a no - brainer for college - bound teens willing to relocate to its rural campus is Hanover , New Hampshire .
 Other notable schools on the list include Columbia University , Texas A & M , the University of Virginia , and Notre Dame .
 * All prices take need - based student aid into consideration .


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Posted on Wed, Mar 14, 2012 : 8:40 a.m.
A Manchester woman’s selfless gift could help extend the life of a co-worker’s husband, WXYZ reports.
Lisa Moutinho, an administrator at the Washtenaw County District Court in Ypsilanti, is giving one of her kidneys to Michael Brunson, who’s been on dialysis for five years, the station reported.
The surgeries are scheduled for Wednesday at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit.
Thu, Mar 15, 2012 : 3:28 p.m.
My daughter has lived 37 years with one kidney. No problems all these years. Not even a kidney infecion. Congratulations to Lisa for her generosity and good future health to Michael!!!
Wed, Mar 14, 2012 : 6:03 p.m.
I've known Lisa for many years and this doesn't surprise me in the least. Yeah Lisa!
Wed, Mar 14, 2012 : 3:15 p.m.
This is certainly an amazing gift. Usually it is a relative who does this. But, if something happens to her one-good kidney, then what? She also has 3 children.
Thu, Mar 15, 2012 : 1:41 a.m.
The fear you express in this question is one many people have. Part of the reason that I hear people asking this question is that folks are really unaware of basic biology. It's really uncommon for something to happen to "one" kidney. The most likely thing to have happen to one kidney, is to be born without it. Donating doesn't have a mathematically significant impact upon the donor.
Wed, Mar 14, 2012 : 5:20 p.m.
Harry, I am an organ donor but maybe some people have religious objections? I just hope that people will consider doing it.
Wed, Mar 14, 2012 : 3:51 p.m.
Hopefully there are people who are as generous as she is. One thing I will never understand. Why isn't every person in america an organ donor. Your dead why would you want to be buried with your organs?
Wed, Mar 14, 2012 : 2:29 p.m.
Now here is a hero. Its not her job. She's not getting paid. We seem to throw around that word a lot these days.
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Posted on We d , Mar 14 , 2012 : 8:40 a.m.
 A Manchester woman ’s selfless gift could help extend the life of a co - worker ’s husband , WXYZ reports .
 Lisa Moutinho , an administrator at the Washtenaw County District Court in Ypsilanti , is giving one of her kidneys to Michael Brunson , who ’s been on dialysis for five years , the station reported .
 The surgeries are scheduled for Wednesday at Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit .
 Thu , Mar 15 , 2012 : 3:28 p.m.
 My daughter has lived 37 years with one kidney . No problems all these years . Not even a kidney infecion . Congratulations to Lisa for her generosity and good future health to Michael ! ! !
 We d , Mar 14 , 2012 : 6:03 p.m.
 I 've known Lisa for many years and this does n't surprise me in the least . Yeah Lisa !
 We d , Mar 14 , 2012 : 3:15 p.m.
 This is certainly an amazing gift . Usually it is a relative who does this . But , if something happens to her one - good kidney , then what ? She also has 3 children .
 Thu , Mar 15 , 2012 : 1:41 a.m.
 The fear you express in this question is one many people have . Part of the reason that I hear people asking this question is that folks are really unaware of basic biology . It 's really uncommon for something to happen to & quot;one&quot ; kidney . The most likely thing to have happen to one kidney , is to be born without it . Donating does n't have a mathematically significant impact upon the donor .
 We d , Mar 14 , 2012 : 5:20 p.m.
 Harry , I am an organ donor but maybe some people have religious objections ? I just hope that people will consider doing it .
 We d , Mar 14 , 2012 : 3:51 p.m.
 Hopefully there are people who are as generous as she is . One thing I will never understand . Why is n't every person in america an organ donor . Your dead why would you want to be buried with your organs ?
 We d , Mar 14 , 2012 : 2:29 p.m.
 Now here is a hero . Its not her job . She 's not getting paid . We seem to throw around that word a lot these days .
 We d , Mar 14 , 2012 : 2:27 p.m.


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Background: For the study of gestational diabetes mellitus one of the types of diabetes mellitus a refined model is developed by considering different parameters which plays an important role in the field of gestational diabetes mellitus. Motherhood and a journey of having a child is a blessing of God and a significant occasion for every woman. This disease is associated with the pregnant women and now a day either its global or Indian scenario it is increasing and becoming a risk for women as well for fetus. It sometimes does not go with pregnancy but its effects can be seen afterwards. Many patents have been granted and filed in past two decades related to gestational diabetes mellitus.
Method: A differential equations based model of different parameters are taken into account for gestational diabetes i.e. glucose concentration, insulin concentration, placental volume, beta-cell mass and haemoglobin alc. Further in this work the stability of model is discussed by routh-hurwitz stability criterion.
Results: Different parameters are taken into account for gestational diabetes i.e. glucose concentration, insulin concentration, placental volume, beta-cell mass and haemoglobin alc. Further in this chapter the stability of model is discussed by routh-hurwitz stability criterion. MATlab simulation is used for graphical representation.
Conclusion: In this work, different parameters associated with diabetes mellitus has been taken into consideration for the mathematical model which shows the effects on glucose level and thus helpful in understanding the role of these parameters in the diabetes. In future by understanding the role of these parameters necessary action can be taken as precautions to avoid/treat gestational diabetes mellitus.
Haemoglobin A1c, β-cell mass, placental volume, Gestational Diabetes Mellitus (GDM), Routh-Hurwitz (RH) stability criterion, equations based model.

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Background : For the study of gestational diabetes mellitus one of the types of diabetes mellitus a refined model is developed by considering different parameters which plays an important role in the field of gestational diabetes mellitus . Motherhood and a journey of having a child is a blessing of God and a significant occasion for every woman . This disease is associated with the pregnant women and now a day either its global or Indian scenario it is increasing and becoming a risk for women as well for fetus . It sometimes does not go with pregnancy but its effects can be seen afterwards . Many patents have been granted and filed in past two decades related to gestational diabetes mellitus .
 Method : A differential equations based model of different parameters are taken into account for gestational diabetes i.e. glucose concentration , insulin concentration , placental volume , beta - cell mass and haemoglobin alc . Further in this work the stability of model is discussed by routh - hurwitz stability criterion .
 Results : Different parameters are taken into account for gestational diabetes i.e. glucose concentration , insulin concentration , placental volume , beta - cell mass and haemoglobin alc . Further in this chapter the stability of model is discussed by routh - hurwitz stability criterion . MATlab simulation is used for graphical representation .
 Conclusion : In this work , different parameters associated with diabetes mellitus has been taken into consideration for the mathematical model which shows the effects on glucose level and thus helpful in understanding the role of these parameters in the diabetes . In future by understanding the role of these parameters necessary action can be taken as precautions to avoid / treat gestational diabetes mellitus .
 Haemoglobin A1c , β - cell mass , placental volume , Gestational Diabetes Mellitus ( GDM ) , Routh - Hurwitz ( RH ) stability criterion , equations based model .


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Artist rendering of Jason-3 satellite over the Amazon.
The Jason-3 oceanographic satellite is planned to launch on Sunday 17th January from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California, aboard the Space-X Falcon 9 rocket. Named after the Greek hero Jason, of the Argonauts fame, Jason-3 is actually the fourth in a series of joint US-European missions to measure ocean surface height. The series began with the TOPEX/Poseidon satellite launched in 1992, followed by Jason-1 and Jason-2 which were launched in 2001 and 2008 respectively.
Jason-3 should provide a global map of sea surface height every ten days, which will be invaluable to scientists investigating circulation patterns and climate change.
The primary instrument is the Poseidon-3B radar altimeter, which will measure the time it takes an emitted radar pulse to bounce off the ocean’s surface and return to the satellite’s sensor. Pulses will be emitted at two frequencies: 13.6 GHz in the Ku band and 5.3 GHz in the C band. These bands are used in combination due to atmospheric sensitivity, as the difference between the two frequencies helps to provide estimates of the ionospheric delay caused by the charged particles in the upper atmosphere that can time delay the return.
Once the satellite has received the signal reflected back, it will be able to use its other internal location focussed instruments to provide a highly accurate measurement of sea surface height. Initially the satellite will be able to determine heights to within 3.3cm, although the long-term goal is to reduce this accuracy down to 2.5cm. In addition, the strength and shape of the return signal also allows the determination of wave height and wind speed which are used in ocean models to calculate the speed and direction of ocean currents together the amount and location of heat stored in the ocean.
In addition, Jason-3 carries an Advanced Microwave radiometer (AMR) which measures altimeter signal path delay due to tropospheric water vapour.
DORIS (Doppler Orbitography and Radiopositioning Integrated by Satellite) – Uses a ground network of 60 orbitography beacons around the globe to derive the satellite’s speed and therefore allowing it’s precise position in orbit to be determined to within three centimetres.
Laser Retroreflector Array (LRA) – An array of mirrors that provide a target for laser tracking measurements from the ground. By analysing the round-trip time of the laser beam, the satellite’s location can be determined.
Global Positioning System – Using triangulation from three GPS satellites the satellites exact position can be determined.
The importance of extending the twenty-year time series of sea surface measurements cannot be underestimated, given the huge influence the ocean has on our atmosphere, weather and climate change. For example, increasing our knowledge of the variations in ocean temperature in the Pacific Ocean that result in the El Niño effect – which have caused coral bleaching, droughts, wet weather and movements in the jet stream in 2015, and are expected to continue into this year – will be hugely beneficial.
This type of understanding is what Jason-3 is setting sail to discover.
This entry was posted in Data, Earth Observation, NASA, Oceans, Remote Sensing, Research, Space Can Help, Space Industry, Understanding Space, Water Height Altimetry and tagged altimeter, Earth Observation, El Niño, global map, Jason 2, Jason 3, Jason-1, NASA, oceans, Poseidon, Poseidon-3B, radiometer, remote sensing, sea surface height, Topex, wave height, wave speed by Andy. Bookmark the permalink.

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Artist rendering of Jason-3 satellite over the Amazon .
 The Jason-3 oceanographic satellite is planned to launch on Sunday 17th January from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California , aboard the Space - X Falcon 9 rocket . Named after the Greek hero Jason , of the Argonauts fame , Jason-3 is actually the fourth in a series of joint US - European missions to measure ocean surface height . The series began with the TOPEX / Poseidon satellite launched in 1992 , followed by Jason-1 and Jason-2 which were launched in 2001 and 2008 respectively .
 Jason-3 should provide a global map of sea surface height every ten days , which will be invaluable to scientists investigating circulation patterns and climate change .
 The primary instrument is the Poseidon-3B radar altimeter , which will measure the time it takes an emitted radar pulse to bounce off the ocean ’s surface and return to the satellite ’s sensor . Pulses will be emitted at two frequencies : 13.6 GHz in the Ku band and 5.3 GHz in the C band . These bands are used in combination due to atmospheric sensitivity , as the difference between the two frequencies helps to provide estimates of the ionospheric delay caused by the charged particles in the upper atmosphere that can time delay the return .
 Once the satellite has received the signal reflected back , it will be able to use its other internal location focussed instruments to provide a highly accurate measurement of sea surface height . Initially the satellite will be able to determine heights to within 3.3 cm , although the long - term goal is to reduce this accuracy down to 2.5 cm . In addition , the strength and shape of the return signal also allows the determination of wave height and wind speed which are used in ocean models to calculate the speed and direction of ocean currents together the amount and location of heat stored in the ocean .
 In addition , Jason-3 carries an Advanced Microwave radiometer ( AMR ) which measures altimeter signal path delay due to tropospheric water vapour .
 DORIS ( Doppler Orbitography and Radiopositioning Integrated by Satellite ) – Uses a ground network of 60 orbitography beacons around the globe to derive the satellite ’s speed and therefore allowing it ’s precise position in orbit to be determined to within three centimetres .
 Laser Retroreflector Array ( LRA ) – An array of mirrors that provide a target for laser tracking measurements from the ground . By analysing the round - trip time of the laser beam , the satellite ’s location can be determined .
 Global Positioning System – Using triangulation from three GPS satellites the satellites exact position can be determined .
 The importance of extending the twenty - year time series of sea surface measurements can not be underestimated , given the huge influence the ocean has on our atmosphere , weather and climate change . For example , increasing our knowledge of the variations in ocean temperature in the Pacific Ocean that result in the El Niño effect – which have caused coral bleaching , droughts , wet weather and movements in the jet stream in 2015 , and are expected to continue into this year – will be hugely beneficial .
 This type of understanding is what Jason-3 is setting sail to discover .
 This entry was posted in Data , Earth Observation , NASA , Oceans , Remote Sensing , Research , Space Can Help , Space Industry , Understanding Space , Water Height Altimetry and tagged altimeter , Earth Observation , El Niño , global map , Jason 2 , Jason 3 , Jason-1 , NASA , oceans , Poseidon , Poseidon-3B , radiometer , remote sensing , sea surface height , Topex , wave height , wave speed by Andy . Bookmark the permalink .


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Listen all of y’all, it’s a Sabotage. Arnold Schwarzenegger is back and looking better than ever.
Ghosts, air conditioner wielding zombies, President Arnold Schwarzenegger, Beetlejuice 2, Darth Vader, oreos, and the pursuit of an honest portrayal of nerdom on The BastardCast!
This time on THE BASTARDCAST, we’re talking about AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D., FIREFLY, the DC TV Universe, Kanye vs. Kimmel, and we have EXCLUSIVE audio of Batman casting sessions that you don’t want to miss.
A Terminator reboot has been in the works for a couple of years, and now it is official. New films are set to arrive in 2015!
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Get to know Glen Powell before he blows stuff up in THE EXPENDABLES 3 .
 Listen all of y’ all , it ’s a Sabotage . Arnold Schwarzenegger is back and looking better than ever .
 Ghosts , air conditioner wielding zombies , President Arnold Schwarzenegger , Beetlejuice 2 , Darth Vader , oreos , and the pursuit of an honest portrayal of nerdom on The BastardCast !
 This time on THE BASTARDCAST , we ’re talking about AGENTS OF S.H.I.E.L.D. , FIREFLY , the DC TV Universe , Kanye vs. Kimmel , and we have EXCLUSIVE audio of Batman casting sessions that you do n’t want to miss .
 A Terminator reboot has been in the works for a couple of years , and now it is official . New films are set to arrive in 2015 !
 The first trailer for Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger ’s action film Escape Plan is locked down online . Keep reading to check out this awesome trailer .


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tokenized: Thank you for the responses on how to hook up the receiver and the coax . I did go back out last night , crawled onto the dash with my flashlight and found the area where they tucked the roof satellite connection , so gave it a try and was thrilled when everything came up and worked . My only problem now is that I only get SD , not HD . So now if anyone has any input for this issue , I would be most grateful . So now he has his Satellite and I have my Amazon Firebox so all is good if we can just get our thumping noise taken care of . Thank you again for all the help . And by the way , I LOVE driving this one .


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The benefits of Industry 4.0 may add between US$28.5 billion and $62.1 billion to Việt Nam’s gross domestic product (GDP) by 2030, according to a report by the Central Institute for Economic Management (CIEM).
The report was presented at CIEM’s conference held in Hà Nội on Tuesday to discuss international experiences and recommendations for Việt Nam in developing a national Industry 4.0 strategy.
Studying different scenarios in which Việt Nam implements only economic reforms or implements both economic reforms and an Industry 4.0 strategy, CIEM found that Industry 4.0 would increase GDP growth by 7 per cent in the worst-case scenario and even 16 per cent per year in the best-case scenario annually by 2030.
In addition, GDP per capita would increase by $315-640 by 2030, thanks to improvements in labour productivity and employment, according to CIEM.
Nguyễn Đình Cung, CIEM’s director, said that Việt Nam had a national goal of industrialisation and renovating its growth model, adding that science and technology were the most important factors for economic growth.
Đặng Quang Vinh, deputy head of CIEM’s Business Environment and Competitiveness Department, said that new industries emerging from Industry 4.0 would be the major drivers for growth in Việt Nam, changing and enhancing the competitiveness of other industries, such as manufacturing and processing, trade, retail, agriculture, finance and banking, and insurance.
However, a majority of firms in Việt Nam were small and medium sized enterprises and did not devote adequate attention to the application of new technologies, Vinh said. The State had a tight budget, and financing was often difficult to access, he added.
Vinh said that besides efforts to improve the business climate, it was important to create space for technology research and development, complete legal frameworks for new industries and enhance the enforcement of regulations related to intellectual property to encourage innovation.
Đinh Quang Trung, Deputy Director of the Ministry of Information and Communications’ Science and Technology Department, said that focus would be placed on the development of strategic IT products together with enhancing security.
Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc in July asked the Ministry of Planning and Investment to implement three focuses for Industry 4.0.
These included the development of a national Industry 4.0 strategy expected to be reported to the Government at the end of this year, the development of the project for the foundation of a national innovation centre expected to start construction at the end of this year and building human resources for the Industry 4.0 strategy.

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The benefits of Industry 4.0 may add between US$ 28.5 billion and $ 62.1 billion to Việt Nam ’s gross domestic product ( GDP ) by 2030 , according to a report by the Central Institute for Economic Management ( CIEM ) .
 The report was presented at CIEM ’s conference held in Hà Nội on Tuesday to discuss international experiences and recommendations for Việt Nam in developing a national Industry 4.0 strategy .
 Studying different scenarios in which Việt Nam implements only economic reforms or implements both economic reforms and an Industry 4.0 strategy , CIEM found that Industry 4.0 would increase GDP growth by 7 per cent in the worst - case scenario and even 16 per cent per year in the best - case scenario annually by 2030 .
 In addition , GDP per capita would increase by $ 315 - 640 by 2030 , thanks to improvements in labour productivity and employment , according to CIEM .
 Nguyễn Đình Cung , CIEM ’s director , said that Việt Nam had a national goal of industrialisation and renovating its growth model , adding that science and technology were the most important factors for economic growth .
 Đặng Quang Vinh , deputy head of CIEM ’s Business Environment and Competitiveness Department , said that new industries emerging from Industry 4.0 would be the major drivers for growth in Việt Nam , changing and enhancing the competitiveness of other industries , such as manufacturing and processing , trade , retail , agriculture , finance and banking , and insurance .
 However , a majority of firms in Việt Nam were small and medium sized enterprises and did not devote adequate attention to the application of new technologies , Vinh said . The State had a tight budget , and financing was often difficult to access , he added .
 Vinh said that besides efforts to improve the business climate , it was important to create space for technology research and development , complete legal frameworks for new industries and enhance the enforcement of regulations related to intellectual property to encourage innovation .
 Đinh Quang Trung , Deputy Director of the Ministry of Information and Communications ’ Science and Technology Department , said that focus would be placed on the development of strategic IT products together with enhancing security .
 Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc in July asked the Ministry of Planning and Investment to implement three focuses for Industry 4.0 .
 These included the development of a national Industry 4.0 strategy expected to be reported to the Government at the end of this year , the development of the project for the foundation of a national innovation centre expected to start construction at the end of this year and building human resources for the Industry 4.0 strategy .


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Our mobile mashup City chat has been updated. HTML5 mobile web application lets you talk with other visitors for the same place (café, office etc.). Lets you add on-demand chat service for any particular place. No registration required. Check it out from your iPhone, Android, etc.
Techically it is a mobile web mashup that uses Foursquare and chat engine from Coldbeans.

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Our mobile mashup City chat has been updated . HTML5 mobile web application lets you talk with other visitors for the same place ( café , office etc . ) . Lets you add on - demand chat service for any particular place . No registration required . Check it out from your iPhone , Android , etc .
 Techically it is a mobile web mashup that uses Foursquare and chat engine from Coldbeans .


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Recent events have amply confirmed worries about the threat to Christians in North Africa and the Middle East following the regime changes in recent times.
"Who will save my beloved Syria?" This was the impassioned plea by the Jesuit Bishop Antoine Audo, president of Caritas Syria, published in the Caritas blog on June 21. He lamented the situation of ongoing violence, economic crisis and instability.
A short time later came news of the killing of Father Franҫois Mourad, a Syrian hermit, who was a guest at the Franciscan monastery of St Anthony of Padua in Al-Ghassaniyah, Syria. According to a June 24 report by Asia News it is uncertain whether he was killed by a stray bullet or if it was a deliberate killing by Islamic fighters who had attacked the monastery.
His death followed a vigil held last Saturday for the two archbishops kidnapped in Syria in April, whose fate is still unknown. The Patriarch of Antioch, John Yazigi, led around 300 people in the vigil near the Lebanese city of Tripoli to call for the release of Greek Orthodox Archbishop Paul Yazigi, and Syrian Orthodox Archbishop Yohanna Ibrahim, according to a report by Reuters on June 22.
This is taking place while NATO countries are moving to supplying the insurgent forces in Syria with arms. At the same time, according to a June 22 A1 report by the New York Times, there is strong evidence that arms from Libya are being sent to rebels in Syria.
"The flow is an important source of weapons for the uprising and a case of bloody turnabout, as the inheritors of one strongman's arsenal use them in the fight against another," the article noted.
Meanwhile, Christians are caught in the midst of this conflict and their fate does not seem to be of concern to those who are supplying arms.
The situation in Egypt is also proving difficult for Christians. In recent months the New York Times has published several articles referring to attacks on Christians.
"The leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church accused President Mohamed Morsi's government on Tuesday of 'delinquency' and 'misjudgments' for failing to prevent sectarian street-fighting that escalated into an attack on the church's main cathedral after a funeral mass over the weekend, leaving at least six Christians dead," was the opening paragraph of an April 9 report by the New York Times.
Amnesty International has also entered the debate, with a June 11 statement criticizing the increase in blasphemy cases.
The press release referred to a couple of recent court decisions, where Coptic Christians were convicted of blasphemy. It also said that there have been "numerous recent reports of others accused and convicted of blasphemy in Egypt."
"Bloggers and media professionals whose ideas are 'deemed offensive' as well as Coptic Christians – particularly in Upper Egypt – make up the majority of those targeted," according to Amnesty International.
Human Rights Watch, another prominent rights organization, had previously expressed concern over the Arab Spring in its World Report 2013, published in February.
In his introduction to the report Kenneth Roth, the organization's executive director, commented: "Two years into the Arab Spring, euphoria seems a thing of the past."
There are fears that the biggest winners of the uprising, the Islamists, will limit human rights, he added.
He also said there are doubts about the role of Sharia law in Egypt and what this will mean for human rights, including religious freedom.
Regarding Libya, Roth observed that there is a weak government, incapable of ensuring that human rights are respected. In part this is due to local factors but he also blamed the NATO powers for having simply declared victory and then left, instead of helping to build institutions after the overthrow of Gaddafi.
Another report, this one by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, has concluded that restrictions on religion have continued to increase. The June 20 report "Arab Spring Adds to Global Restrictions on Religion" noted that the already high levels of control regarding religious freedom have augmented.
As well as restrictions imposed by governments the level of social hostility has increased, the Pew Forum commented.
The Middle East is certainly not the only region where religious liberty is under threat, the report noted. In fact, in the period 2007-2011 the number of countries with high levels of restrictions rose from 10 to 20.
Christians continued to be the group with the highest number of reports of harassment or intimidation, in 105 countries. Nevertheless, North Africa and the Middle East stood out as the area with the highest levels of both government restrictions and social hostility.
Overthrowing nasty dictators and authoritarian regimes seems an attractive path to take and is also popular with public opinion. The consequences of such actions are, as we are seeing now, not always so attractive.

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Recent events have amply confirmed worries about the threat to Christians in North Africa and the Middle East following the regime changes in recent times .
 " Who will save my beloved Syria ? " This was the impassioned plea by the Jesuit Bishop Antoine Audo , president of Caritas Syria , published in the Caritas blog on June 21 . He lamented the situation of ongoing violence , economic crisis and instability .
 A short time later came news of the killing of Father Franҫois Mourad , a Syrian hermit , who was a guest at the Franciscan monastery of St Anthony of Padua in Al - Ghassaniyah , Syria . According to a June 24 report by Asia News it is uncertain whether he was killed by a stray bullet or if it was a deliberate killing by Islamic fighters who had attacked the monastery .
 His death followed a vigil held last Saturday for the two archbishops kidnapped in Syria in April , whose fate is still unknown . The Patriarch of Antioch , John Yazigi , led around 300 people in the vigil near the Lebanese city of Tripoli to call for the release of Greek Orthodox Archbishop Paul Yazigi , and Syrian Orthodox Archbishop Yohanna Ibrahim , according to a report by Reuters on June 22 .
 This is taking place while NATO countries are moving to supplying the insurgent forces in Syria with arms . At the same time , according to a June 22 A1 report by the New York Times , there is strong evidence that arms from Libya are being sent to rebels in Syria .
 " The flow is an important source of weapons for the uprising and a case of bloody turnabout , as the inheritors of one strongman 's arsenal use them in the fight against another , " the article noted .
 Meanwhile , Christians are caught in the midst of this conflict and their fate does not seem to be of concern to those who are supplying arms .
 The situation in Egypt is also proving difficult for Christians . In recent months the New York Times has published several articles referring to attacks on Christians .
 " The leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church accused President Mohamed Morsi 's government on Tuesday of ' delinquency ' and ' misjudgments ' for failing to prevent sectarian street - fighting that escalated into an attack on the church 's main cathedral after a funeral mass over the weekend , leaving at least six Christians dead , " was the opening paragraph of an April 9 report by the New York Times .
 Amnesty International has also entered the debate , with a June 11 statement criticizing the increase in blasphemy cases .
 The press release referred to a couple of recent court decisions , where Coptic Christians were convicted of blasphemy . It also said that there have been " numerous recent reports of others accused and convicted of blasphemy in Egypt . "
 " Bloggers and media professionals whose ideas are ' deemed offensive ' as well as Coptic Christians – particularly in Upper Egypt – make up the majority of those targeted , " according to Amnesty International .
 Human Rights Watch , another prominent rights organization , had previously expressed concern over the Arab Spring in its World Report 2013 , published in February .
 In his introduction to the report Kenneth Roth , the organization 's executive director , commented : " Two years into the Arab Spring , euphoria seems a thing of the past . "
 There are fears that the biggest winners of the uprising , the Islamists , will limit human rights , he added .
 He also said there are doubts about the role of Sharia law in Egypt and what this will mean for human rights , including religious freedom .
 Regarding Libya , Roth observed that there is a weak government , incapable of ensuring that human rights are respected . In part this is due to local factors but he also blamed the NATO powers for having simply declared victory and then left , instead of helping to build institutions after the overthrow of Gaddafi .
 Another report , this one by the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life , has concluded that restrictions on religion have continued to increase . The June 20 report " Arab Spring Adds to Global Restrictions on Religion " noted that the already high levels of control regarding religious freedom have augmented .
 As well as restrictions imposed by governments the level of social hostility has increased , the Pew Forum commented .
 The Middle East is certainly not the only region where religious liberty is under threat , the report noted . In fact , in the period 2007 - 2011 the number of countries with high levels of restrictions rose from 10 to 20 .
 Christians continued to be the group with the highest number of reports of harassment or intimidation , in 105 countries . Nevertheless , North Africa and the Middle East stood out as the area with the highest levels of both government restrictions and social hostility .
 Overthrowing nasty dictators and authoritarian regimes seems an attractive path to take and is also popular with public opinion . The consequences of such actions are , as we are seeing now , not always so attractive .


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During his first speech before a crowd of employees, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Dr. Ben Carson, made an indelicate reference, calling African salves "immigrants."
"That’s what America is about--a land of dreams and opportunity. There were immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships, worked even longer, even harder, for less. But they too had a dream that one day their sons, daughters, grandsons, granddaughters, great-grandsons, great-granddaughters might pursue prosperity and happiness in this land."
In 1987, Dr. Carson made medical history with an operation to separate a pair of Siamese twins. The Binder twins were born joined at the back of the head. Operations to separate twins joined in this way had always failed, resulting in the death of one or both of the infants. Carson agreed to undertake the operation. A 70-member surgical team, led by Dr. Carson, worked for 22 hours. At the end, the twins were successfully separated and can now survive independently.
...other surgical innovations have included the first intra-uterine procedure to relieve pressure on the brain of a hydrocephalic fetal twin, and a hemispherectomy, in which an infant suffering from uncontrollable seizures has half of its brain removed. This stops the seizures, and the remaining half of the brain actually compensates for the missing hemisphere."
Despite his incredible education, and razor sharp intellect, Dr. Carson isn't the most eloquent man. Referring to slaves as "immigrants" isn't his first verbal blunder, and it likely won't be his last. However, one must read Carson's comments in context, and in this case, listen to them in order to examine the way in which they were delivered.
"Every one of the children born in our nation is a treasure, and it's someone for us to develop. And if we develop their potential, they become part of the engine and not part of the load. And every human being--regardless of their ethnicities, their background--they have a brain. The human brain. There is nothing in this universe that even begins to compare with the human brain, and what it is capable of. Billions and billions of neurons; hundreds of billions of interconnections. It remembers everything you've ever seen, everything you've ever heard.
So we need to concentrate a little less on what we can't do, and a little more on what we can do. After all, this is America. This used to be known as the 'can-do' society. Not the 'what can you do for me' society--but the 'can do' society. And there is a lot that we can do if we are simply willing to reach outside of ourselves and recognize that each person, all of our fellow man, all of our fellow Americans, we are one. It's called the United States of America. Think about that the next time you want to be mean to somebody--because there's no reason to do it.
And go to Ellis Island one of these days if you haven't been there. Go to the museum on Ellis Island, and look at the pictures of all those people who are hanging up there; from every part of the world, many of them carrying all their earthly belongings in their two hands, not knowing what this country held for them. Look at the determination in their eyes. People who work not five days a week, but six or seven days a week; not eight hours a day, but 10, 12, 16 hours a day. No such thing as a minimum wage. They work not for themselves, but for their sons and their daughters, and their grandsons and their granddaughters--that they might have an opportunity in this land. That's what America is about: a land of dreams and opportunity.
There were immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships, worked even longer, even harder, for less. But they too had a dream that one day their sons, daughters, grandsons, granddaughters, great-grandsons, great-granddaughters might pursue prosperity and happiness in this land.
And do you know, of all the nations in this world, this one, the United States of America, is the only one big enough and great enough to allow all of those people to realize their dream. And this is our opportunity to enhance that dream."
Taken in context, what Ben Carson said may have been inelegant, but it wasn't untrue. Slaves were indeed sold into captivity, and transported to the United States. They weren't traditional immigrants--and it's doubtful Carson thinks that--but they were, in the most technical sense, immigrants.
In all likelihood, slaves did hope for the future of their children, and their children's children. Eventually, those dreams were realized and ratified in the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments to the Constitution. They were fought for during Jim Crow, and advanced during the civil rights movement in the 1960s. Those dreams continue to progress and evolve even today.
The point Carson was making was that every human being, regardless of their race, creed, religion, national origin, or genetic makeup, has the right to life, and the opportunity to live a life of importance.
Samuel L. Jackson can call Ben Carson an "Uncle Tom" all he wants, and others can slam the doctor for his remarks regarding African slaves, but his point shouldn't be lost in the fog of an inarticulate moment, for it is an important one.
We are a nation that values human life at all stages, and in all forms, and we understand that in the United States, everyone should have the opportunity to achieve their goals. To excoriate Carson--not for his message, but for his inelegant word choices--is to engage in the most shallow form of thinking.

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 During his first speech before a crowd of employees , Secretary of Housing and Urban Development ( HUD ) , Dr. Ben Carson , made an indelicate reference , calling African salves " immigrants . "
 " That ’s what America is about -- a land of dreams and opportunity . There were immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships , worked even longer , even harder , for less . But they too had a dream that one day their sons , daughters , grandsons , granddaughters , great - grandsons , great - granddaughters might pursue prosperity and happiness in this land . "
 In 1987 , Dr. Carson made medical history with an operation to separate a pair of Siamese twins . The Binder twins were born joined at the back of the head . Operations to separate twins joined in this way had always failed , resulting in the death of one or both of the infants . Carson agreed to undertake the operation . A 70 - member surgical team , led by Dr. Carson , worked for 22 hours . At the end , the twins were successfully separated and can now survive independently .
 ... other surgical innovations have included the first intra - uterine procedure to relieve pressure on the brain of a hydrocephalic fetal twin , and a hemispherectomy , in which an infant suffering from uncontrollable seizures has half of its brain removed . This stops the seizures , and the remaining half of the brain actually compensates for the missing hemisphere . "
 Despite his incredible education , and razor sharp intellect , Dr. Carson is n't the most eloquent man . Referring to slaves as " immigrants " is n't his first verbal blunder , and it likely wo n't be his last . However , one must read Carson 's comments in context , and in this case , listen to them in order to examine the way in which they were delivered .
 " Every one of the children born in our nation is a treasure , and it 's someone for us to develop . And if we develop their potential , they become part of the engine and not part of the load . And every human being -- regardless of their ethnicities , their background -- they have a brain . The human brain . There is nothing in this universe that even begins to compare with the human brain , and what it is capable of . Billions and billions of neurons ; hundreds of billions of interconnections . It remembers everything you 've ever seen , everything you 've ever heard .
 So we need to concentrate a little less on what we ca n't do , and a little more on what we can do . After all , this is America . This used to be known as the ' can - do ' society . Not the ' what can you do for me ' society -- but the ' can do ' society . And there is a lot that we can do if we are simply willing to reach outside of ourselves and recognize that each person , all of our fellow man , all of our fellow Americans , we are one . It 's called the United States of America . Think about that the next time you want to be mean to somebody -- because there 's no reason to do it .
 And go to Ellis Island one of these days if you have n't been there . Go to the museum on Ellis Island , and look at the pictures of all those people who are hanging up there ; from every part of the world , many of them carrying all their earthly belongings in their two hands , not knowing what this country held for them . Look at the determination in their eyes . People who work not five days a week , but six or seven days a week ; not eight hours a day , but 10 , 12 , 16 hours a day . No such thing as a minimum wage . They work not for themselves , but for their sons and their daughters , and their grandsons and their granddaughters -- that they might have an opportunity in this land . That 's what America is about : a land of dreams and opportunity .
 There were immigrants who came here in the bottom of slave ships , worked even longer , even harder , for less . But they too had a dream that one day their sons , daughters , grandsons , granddaughters , great - grandsons , great - granddaughters might pursue prosperity and happiness in this land .
 And do you know , of all the nations in this world , this one , the United States of America , is the only one big enough and great enough to allow all of those people to realize their dream . And this is our opportunity to enhance that dream . "
 Taken in context , what Ben Carson said may have been inelegant , but it was n't untrue . Slaves were indeed sold into captivity , and transported to the United States . They were n't traditional immigrants -- and it 's doubtful Carson thinks that -- but they were , in the most technical sense , immigrants .
 In all likelihood , slaves did hope for the future of their children , and their children 's children . Eventually , those dreams were realized and ratified in the 13th , 14th , and 15th Amendments to the Constitution . They were fought for during Jim Crow , and advanced during the civil rights movement in the 1960s . Those dreams continue to progress and evolve even today .
 The point Carson was making was that every human being , regardless of their race , creed , religion , national origin , or genetic makeup , has the right to life , and the opportunity to live a life of importance .
 Samuel L. Jackson can call Ben Carson an " Uncle Tom " all he wants , and others can slam the doctor for his remarks regarding African slaves , but his point should n't be lost in the fog of an inarticulate moment , for it is an important one .
 We are a nation that values human life at all stages , and in all forms , and we understand that in the United States , everyone should have the opportunity to achieve their goals . To excoriate Carson -- not for his message , but for his inelegant word choices -- is to engage in the most shallow form of thinking .


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This is what I have been up to lately!!
It is going to take a while to finish so I have been committing to doing a little bit each day, while my baby is napping. Stenciling is a lot more work than I had expected but I love the final look! It is going to be so cute when it is all done!
You can find the stencil to print HERE.
Hello, I was thinking of using this stencil for my daughter’s room and I was wondering how you made the stencil after you printed it.
tlkinder02 I bought stencil material (looks like paper but is really thick)found it at JoAnn’s craft store. It is see through, so I layed it on top of the printout(on a cutting board) and used an exacto knife to cut out the the stencil. You will need to leave 2 sections attached around the loop so you still have the center piece there. Once you are done stenciling on the wall you can just go back with a tiny paint brush and fill in those little spots.
We love the pictures of the room. We are about to do the same stencil for our girls’ bedroom. When we printed out the stencil, it looked pretty thin. Did you print it on different sized paper (Other than 8 1/2 x 11″) or do you suggest modifying it at all?

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This is what I have been up to lately ! !
 It is going to take a while to finish so I have been committing to doing a little bit each day , while my baby is napping . Stenciling is a lot more work than I had expected but I love the final look ! It is going to be so cute when it is all done !
 You can find the stencil to print HERE .
 Hello , I was thinking of using this stencil for my daughter ’s room and I was wondering how you made the stencil after you printed it .
 tlkinder02 I bought stencil material ( looks like paper but is really thick)found it at JoAnn ’s craft store . It is see through , so I layed it on top of the printout(on a cutting board ) and used an exacto knife to cut out the the stencil . You will need to leave 2 sections attached around the loop so you still have the center piece there . Once you are done stenciling on the wall you can just go back with a tiny paint brush and fill in those little spots .
 We love the pictures of the room . We are about to do the same stencil for our girls ’ bedroom . When we printed out the stencil , it looked pretty thin . Did you print it on different sized paper ( Other than 8 1/2 x 11″ ) or do you suggest modifying it at all ?


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Pictures clicked during our vacation.
Vacation times are happy times. It is the time for rejuvenation and a time to store memories for later use. There are a many moments in life when you are truly and completely happy, so much that you cant help but give thanks. This is my scrapbook of memories. One look at them can take me back to those wonderful moments, places and faces.

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Pictures clicked during our vacation .
 Vacation times are happy times . It is the time for rejuvenation and a time to store memories for later use . There are a many moments in life when you are truly and completely happy , so much that you ca nt help but give thanks . This is my scrapbook of memories . One look at them can take me back to those wonderful moments , places and faces .


text: Cars 140-142 were originally part of a large order of cars built by the St. Louis Car Co. for the Third Avenue Ry. of New York. These cars were resold in small lots to other companies all over the country. According to Buckley, these three, originally numbered 200-202, came to the ITS in June 1902, and were assigned to Danville city service before 1914; they were retired before 1920. This picture shows car 140 with its original door configuration and very worn paint. It has couplers, probably to provide for it to tow or be towed when necessary.

tokenized: Cars 140 - 142 were originally part of a large order of cars built by the St. Louis Car Co. for the Third Avenue Ry . of New York . These cars were resold in small lots to other companies all over the country . According to Buckley , these three , originally numbered 200 - 202 , came to the ITS in June 1902 , and were assigned to Danville city service before 1914 ; they were retired before 1920 . This picture shows car 140 with its original door configuration and very worn paint . It has couplers , probably to provide for it to tow or be towed when necessary .


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 This is a 6 hour class for intermediate students .
 It requires accurate strip piecing , and setting in of the triangles and corner squares .
 Once your strips are sewn , you will audition them to choose which of your fabrics will be in the centre .
 There will be time to get several if not all of the star points finished , and setting in of the triangles and squares will be done at home .
 If you or a group wish to take this class during a retreat or at one of our local stores in Vancouver , British Columbia contact me for details and reservations .
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Adam Zuvanich Sep. 19, 2017 Updated: Sep. 19, 2017 6:02 p.m.
Burbank's Isaac Cantu, Marcus Bolden and Tristin Zamora, along with Memorial's Anthony Esparza and Xavier Banks, discuss last week's wins to start District 28-5A play.
Football is therapeutic for many of the players at Memorial, including its senior quarterback.
Anthony Esparza said both of his parents have battled drug addiction, leading him to battle depression and forcing him to fend for himself at times. He works in the kitchen at a local pizza chain on Saturdays and Sundays, the only two days of the week he does not spend at school and with the Minutemen.
Esparza described time with his teammates as a “getaway,” moments he can be distracted from his home life and have fun. But football had been hard to enjoy for Memorial, which took a 21-game losing streak into Friday’s District 28-5A opener against Jefferson.
The Minutemen stopped that skid with a 23-17, triple-overtime win at Edgewood Veterans Stadium. It was their first win since Esparza’s first varsity game as a sophomore in 2015 and also ended a 30-game losing streak in district play that began in 2013.
The players at Burbank, a San Antonio ISD school about eight miles away from Memorial, can relate. The Bulldogs’ only win during the past two seasons came against the Minutemen, and they also started this season with two losses.
Just like Memorial, Burbank broke through with a district-opening win no one saw coming except for the players and coaches on its sideline. Even some of them were surprised by the 35-32 win against Highlands, last year’s district co-champion and the only 28-5A team to start this year with two wins.
It could be a wild race in 28-5A, since the two teams that finished at the bottom of the district standings last year are tied for first place after the first round of league games. At the very least, Friday’s triumphs provided hope at schools where hope can be hard to come by.
Giving up is an ever-present threat at Burbank, where head coach Mark Perez said only about half of the players who enter the program as freshmen stick with the Bulldogs through their senior year. Some stop playing because they have to work to help support their families. Some do not want to work during practice and the offseason.
Cantu quit the team for the final two games of last season, even though he was a team captain. He said he is glad to be back with the Bulldogs, who were upbeat and focused at Monday’s practice.
Memorial coach Kemmie Lewis said learning how to win has been one of the chief challenges for his players, who were not sure how to react after beating Jefferson. He said the campus and community long have been resigned to losing.
Like Esparza, many of the Minutemen cope with off-the-field issues. Lewis says he has “kids that are semi-homeless, kids that barely have a meal besides meals at school, kids that are fathers.” So the coach has gradually tried to build up his players by aiming for small daily victories such as making it to school on time or lining up correctly at practice.
Now that the Minutemen have experienced a larger win, a Friday night game with playoff implications, they yearn for more. Because while football is an escape, winning makes it even more worthwhile.

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Adam Zuvanich Sep. 19 , 2017 Updated : Sep. 19 , 2017 6:02 p.m.
 Burbank 's Isaac Cantu , Marcus Bolden and Tristin Zamora , along with Memorial 's Anthony Esparza and Xavier Banks , discuss last week 's wins to start District 28 - 5A play .
 Football is therapeutic for many of the players at Memorial , including its senior quarterback .
 Anthony Esparza said both of his parents have battled drug addiction , leading him to battle depression and forcing him to fend for himself at times . He works in the kitchen at a local pizza chain on Saturdays and Sundays , the only two days of the week he does not spend at school and with the Minutemen .
 Esparza described time with his teammates as a “ getaway , ” moments he can be distracted from his home life and have fun . But football had been hard to enjoy for Memorial , which took a 21 - game losing streak into Friday ’s District 28 - 5A opener against Jefferson .
 The Minutemen stopped that skid with a 23 - 17 , triple - overtime win at Edgewood Veterans Stadium . It was their first win since Esparza ’s first varsity game as a sophomore in 2015 and also ended a 30 - game losing streak in district play that began in 2013 .
 The players at Burbank , a San Antonio ISD school about eight miles away from Memorial , can relate . The Bulldogs ’ only win during the past two seasons came against the Minutemen , and they also started this season with two losses .
 Just like Memorial , Burbank broke through with a district - opening win no one saw coming except for the players and coaches on its sideline . Even some of them were surprised by the 35 - 32 win against Highlands , last year ’s district co - champion and the only 28 - 5A team to start this year with two wins .
 It could be a wild race in 28 - 5A , since the two teams that finished at the bottom of the district standings last year are tied for first place after the first round of league games . At the very least , Friday ’s triumphs provided hope at schools where hope can be hard to come by .
 Giving up is an ever - present threat at Burbank , where head coach Mark Perez said only about half of the players who enter the program as freshmen stick with the Bulldogs through their senior year . Some stop playing because they have to work to help support their families . Some do not want to work during practice and the offseason .
 Cantu quit the team for the final two games of last season , even though he was a team captain . He said he is glad to be back with the Bulldogs , who were upbeat and focused at Monday ’s practice .
 Memorial coach Kemmie Lewis said learning how to win has been one of the chief challenges for his players , who were not sure how to react after beating Jefferson . He said the campus and community long have been resigned to losing .
 Like Esparza , many of the Minutemen cope with off - the - field issues . Lewis says he has “ kids that are semi - homeless , kids that barely have a meal besides meals at school , kids that are fathers . ” So the coach has gradually tried to build up his players by aiming for small daily victories such as making it to school on time or lining up correctly at practice .
 Now that the Minutemen have experienced a larger win , a Friday night game with playoff implications , they yearn for more . Because while football is an escape , winning makes it even more worthwhile .


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Do you Need Flowers for your Office?
Pick-Me Flowers can provide beautiful flowers for your reception, boardroom or shopfront.
A Floral Display for your reception provides a warm welcome and stylish entrance to present your business in its best light.
Flowers and living plants have had proven health and well-being benefits for your team members. From the influence of colour and style to make them feel good, to healthy air live plants, to interesting conversations sparked by the floral designs, there are many benefits to add florals to your work environment, as well as a grand entrance to impress your visitors.
Set up a weekly contract for florals for your business and you will get a FREE consultation, FREE Vase hire ... and FREE DELIVERY weekly on the North Shore.
Prices start from $89 per week for a stylish floral design - Delivered FREE to your Office or Store.
Want to Send Flowers on behalf of your Business?
You need to send flowers with the right impression from your business, whether its for a Sympathy occasion, a new baby, Congratulations or as a business goodwill gesture to clients or staff. PickMe can take care of this for you. We have daily Floral Couriers who service Auckland wide. Your gift will be professionally presented in one of our black and white signature PickMe carry bags.
Yes - You are able to have a monthly account for your flowers.

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Do you Need Flowers for your Office ?
 Pick - Me Flowers can provide beautiful flowers for your reception , boardroom or shopfront .
 A Floral Display for your reception provides a warm welcome and stylish entrance to present your business in its best light .
 Flowers and living plants have had proven health and well - being benefits for your team members . From the influence of colour and style to make them feel good , to healthy air live plants , to interesting conversations sparked by the floral designs , there are many benefits to add florals to your work environment , as well as a grand entrance to impress your visitors .
 Set up a weekly contract for florals for your business and you will get a FREE consultation , FREE Vase hire ... and FREE DELIVERY weekly on the North Shore .
 Prices start from $ 89 per week for a stylish floral design - Delivered FREE to your Office or Store .
 Want to Send Flowers on behalf of your Business ?
 You need to send flowers with the right impression from your business , whether its for a Sympathy occasion , a new baby , Congratulations or as a business goodwill gesture to clients or staff . PickMe can take care of this for you . We have daily Floral Couriers who service Auckland wide . Your gift will be professionally presented in one of our black and white signature PickMe carry bags .
 Yes - You are able to have a monthly account for your flowers .


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We are a freelance agency for book representation in Spain, Italy, Portugal, Cyprus, Gibraltar and Greece, carrying a wide range of subjects from various publishers, including Art and Architecture, Decorative Arts, Children and Literature.
A mother and daughter team established since 1992, Jennifer is based in Barcelona and Penny in Italy. Fluent in the languages of our territory, we are able to establish a direct and personal relationship with our customers. All accounts are visited at least twice a year and we pride ourselves on developing non-bookshop outlets, as well as the regular bookstores and institutes.

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We are a freelance agency for book representation in Spain , Italy , Portugal , Cyprus , Gibraltar and Greece , carrying a wide range of subjects from various publishers , including Art and Architecture , Decorative Arts , Children and Literature .
 A mother and daughter team established since 1992 , Jennifer is based in Barcelona and Penny in Italy . Fluent in the languages of our territory , we are able to establish a direct and personal relationship with our customers . All accounts are visited at least twice a year and we pride ourselves on developing non - bookshop outlets , as well as the regular bookstores and institutes .


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Support Android APP and wireless interactive operation and management by intelligent terminal, support multiple link methods such as WIFI、USB、HDMI, wireless interaction, on-off by both hardware and software, remote controller, easy operation.
35mm thickness of the panel, 52kg/panel.
standing/hanging/wall mounting, plug and play, zero setting, convenient and easy to use, easy operation.

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Support Android APP and wireless interactive operation and management by intelligent terminal , support multiple link methods such as WIFI、USB、HDMI , wireless interaction , on - off by both hardware and software , remote controller , easy operation .
 35 mm thickness of the panel , 52kg / panel .
 standing / hanging / wall mounting , plug and play , zero setting , convenient and easy to use , easy operation .


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Lethbridge Regional Police have concluded an investigation into a robbery at the west side Safeway Monday night and at this time no charges have been laid.
Investigation determined the 78-year-old male subject was suffering from medical issues at the time of the incident and as such has been admitted to hospital. Police have referred the matter for Crown review in consideration of whether or not charges should be pursued.
No further information will be released pending the outcome of the Crown’s review of the case.
Lethbridge Regional Police are currently investigating a robbery that occurred at the Safeway located at 550 University Drive West. At approximately 6pm this evening a 78 year old male entered the grocery store and approached a cashier stating he was going to rob the store and that he had a gun. The male left the business without receiving any money and was apprehended a short distance away by police. The investigation is on-going and further details will be released tomorrow.

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Lethbridge Regional Police have concluded an investigation into a robbery at the west side Safeway Monday night and at this time no charges have been laid .
 Investigation determined the 78 - year - old male subject was suffering from medical issues at the time of the incident and as such has been admitted to hospital . Police have referred the matter for Crown review in consideration of whether or not charges should be pursued .
 No further information will be released pending the outcome of the Crown ’s review of the case .
 Lethbridge Regional Police are currently investigating a robbery that occurred at the Safeway located at 550 University Drive West . At approximately 6 pm this evening a 78 year old male entered the grocery store and approached a cashier stating he was going to rob the store and that he had a gun . The male left the business without receiving any money and was apprehended a short distance away by police . The investigation is on - going and further details will be released tomorrow .


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Diversity is a term that has come to mean different things to different people. Ironically, the diversity of the individuals describing the term usually results in diverse meanings. I have worked in the human resources field in Arkansas state government for more than 34 years, with 27 of those years in higher education. Prior to coming to higher education, I worked in a variety of state agencies. In the ‘70s and ‘80s there was not a lot of discussion about diversity; instead, affirmative action was the most discussed methodology for increasing workforce diversity.
One of the jobs I held in the late ‘70s and early ‘80s was affirmative action coordinator in the governor’s office. In that position, I was responsible for assisting state agencies in developing affirmative action plans. I look back on those experiences and recall how the focus was primarily on increasing the numbers of African Americans and women in under-utilized positions – those in which their numbers were low. Suffice it to say, there was a significant amount of under-utilization back then. There was not a lot of appreciation for, or thought given to, the value of adding variety to ways of thinking and carrying out the myriad duties that more women and minorities would bring.
As I moved around in state government and became involved in higher education human resources, I became more aware of all the qualities the term diversity meant in defining the workforce. One thing that truly opened my eyes was the Hudson Institute Study on Workforce 2000 that I read while working in human resources with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in the late ‘80s. The study projected that by the year 2000, more women and people of color (African Americans, Hispanics, Asians, etc.) would be in the U.S. workforce. Although UALR was ethnically diverse at the time, I recall thinking that for any employer in an off-the-beaten-path state like Arkansas, the prophetic words of the Hudson Institute Study applied to a point much farther down the road than the year 2000. After all, the extent of the diversity that I had seen involved mainly white people and black people. The one thing I had yet to become aware of, even after reading the Hudson Institute Study, was the unseen diversity that all people bring to the workforce regardless of their ethnicity, race, or gender.
When I came to work at UAMS in 1990, I realized in very short order that the projections discussed in the Hudson Institute Study were already a reality in my home state. This was the first time, after being born, reared and educated in Arkansas, that I had experienced firsthand such diversity in one location. I saw it in the variety of human hues and textures, vocal utterings and culturally based behaviors displayed in this coming together of people from around the world. In 1990, UAMS had fewer than 6,000 employees, but it was already a global gathering place for people dedicated to improving the health of the people of Arkansas.
Shortly after coming to work for UAMS, I began having discussions with my boss, Bob Wheeler, chief human resources officer at the time, about developing a diversity process for UAMS. Through Bob’s leadership, the Office of Human Resources presented a proposal to then Chancellor Harry P. Ward, M.D. Dr. Ward endorsed the proposal, and we have had an institutional diversity process in place since 1996, with Carmelita Smith being our first manager of diversity.
I have seen numerous diversity programs over the years and many starts and stops at continually providing cultural competency training and education to our UAMS family. Oftentimes, I find myself somewhat frustrated that we have not made more progress in developing a broad institutional consciousness about diversity which continually strives to include, without hesitancy, all of the diversity our workforce represents in meeting the needs of our patients, students, and employees. I have to remind myself that improvements to the human condition take time, and it is necessary to put improvements in place by making changes designed for the long term. In all honesty, I am convinced that one of our greatest strengths at UAMS is the diversity our workforce represents.
When I look at many of our academic departments and institutes which have been and are headed by individuals who are not native to the United States, I see how diversity works and works well. The banquet table of ideas provides greater opportunities for successful outcomes when the ideas come from a diverse group and are flavored by different life experiences. I’m convinced of that when I look back over the last 12 years of my being successfully treated by Dr. Bart Barlogie and his diverse team of faculty, researchers and staff that comprise the Multiple Myeloma Institute for Research and Therapy (MIRT).
I received my diagnosis of multiple myeloma from Dr. Barlogie on March 12, 2000. Since that time, he and his team of knowledgeable, skilled and caring researchers and health care providers from vastly different backgrounds have worked diligently to bring me to this point. I have experienced 12 years of remission and look forward to many more. Don’t tell me that diversity doesn’t contribute to the common good. I think I am but one example of proof that UAMS has to offer. Diversity adds value when we acknowledge it, accept it, celebrate it, and provide opportunities for all of its human bearers to optimally contribute to organizational success.

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Diversity is a term that has come to mean different things to different people . Ironically , the diversity of the individuals describing the term usually results in diverse meanings . I have worked in the human resources field in Arkansas state government for more than 34 years , with 27 of those years in higher education . Prior to coming to higher education , I worked in a variety of state agencies . In the ‘ 70s and ‘ 80s there was not a lot of discussion about diversity ; instead , affirmative action was the most discussed methodology for increasing workforce diversity .
 One of the jobs I held in the late ‘ 70s and early ‘ 80s was affirmative action coordinator in the governor ’s office . In that position , I was responsible for assisting state agencies in developing affirmative action plans . I look back on those experiences and recall how the focus was primarily on increasing the numbers of African Americans and women in under - utilized positions – those in which their numbers were low . Suffice it to say , there was a significant amount of under - utilization back then . There was not a lot of appreciation for , or thought given to , the value of adding variety to ways of thinking and carrying out the myriad duties that more women and minorities would bring .
 As I moved around in state government and became involved in higher education human resources , I became more aware of all the qualities the term diversity meant in defining the workforce . One thing that truly opened my eyes was the Hudson Institute Study on Workforce 2000 that I read while working in human resources with the University of Arkansas at Little Rock in the late ‘ 80s . The study projected that by the year 2000 , more women and people of color ( African Americans , Hispanics , Asians , etc . ) would be in the U.S. workforce . Although UALR was ethnically diverse at the time , I recall thinking that for any employer in an off - the - beaten - path state like Arkansas , the prophetic words of the Hudson Institute Study applied to a point much farther down the road than the year 2000 . After all , the extent of the diversity that I had seen involved mainly white people and black people . The one thing I had yet to become aware of , even after reading the Hudson Institute Study , was the unseen diversity that all people bring to the workforce regardless of their ethnicity , race , or gender .
 When I came to work at UAMS in 1990 , I realized in very short order that the projections discussed in the Hudson Institute Study were already a reality in my home state . This was the first time , after being born , reared and educated in Arkansas , that I had experienced firsthand such diversity in one location . I saw it in the variety of human hues and textures , vocal utterings and culturally based behaviors displayed in this coming together of people from around the world . In 1990 , UAMS had fewer than 6,000 employees , but it was already a global gathering place for people dedicated to improving the health of the people of Arkansas .
 Shortly after coming to work for UAMS , I began having discussions with my boss , Bob Wheeler , chief human resources officer at the time , about developing a diversity process for UAMS . Through Bob ’s leadership , the Office of Human Resources presented a proposal to then Chancellor Harry P. Ward , M.D. Dr. Ward endorsed the proposal , and we have had an institutional diversity process in place since 1996 , with Carmelita Smith being our first manager of diversity .
 I have seen numerous diversity programs over the years and many starts and stops at continually providing cultural competency training and education to our UAMS family . Oftentimes , I find myself somewhat frustrated that we have not made more progress in developing a broad institutional consciousness about diversity which continually strives to include , without hesitancy , all of the diversity our workforce represents in meeting the needs of our patients , students , and employees . I have to remind myself that improvements to the human condition take time , and it is necessary to put improvements in place by making changes designed for the long term . In all honesty , I am convinced that one of our greatest strengths at UAMS is the diversity our workforce represents .
 When I look at many of our academic departments and institutes which have been and are headed by individuals who are not native to the United States , I see how diversity works and works well . The banquet table of ideas provides greater opportunities for successful outcomes when the ideas come from a diverse group and are flavored by different life experiences . I ’m convinced of that when I look back over the last 12 years of my being successfully treated by Dr. Bart Barlogie and his diverse team of faculty , researchers and staff that comprise the Multiple Myeloma Institute for Research and Therapy ( MIRT ) .
 I received my diagnosis of multiple myeloma from Dr. Barlogie on March 12 , 2000 . Since that time , he and his team of knowledgeable , skilled and caring researchers and health care providers from vastly different backgrounds have worked diligently to bring me to this point . I have experienced 12 years of remission and look forward to many more . Do n’t tell me that diversity does n’t contribute to the common good . I think I am but one example of proof that UAMS has to offer . Diversity adds value when we acknowledge it , accept it , celebrate it , and provide opportunities for all of its human bearers to optimally contribute to organizational success .


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Call today, 631-417-0067, Electrolux Washer Repair in East Patchogue for a same day or next day appointment for a Washer Repair. If you are located in East Patchogue or around in the Suffolk County area and need Electrolux Washer Repair, please call East Patchogue Appliance Repair Men. If you need an experienced Electrolux Washer Repair technician in East Patchogue, we can send out a service technician to diagnose your Washer. All Electrolux Washer Repair technicians have extensive experience servicing all types of models and type of Washers including, Electrolux Washer, Electrolux Top Load Washer, Electrolux Washer Installation, Electrolux Front Load Washer and Electrolux Washer.
Do not try troubleshooting your Electrolux Washer at home by yourself as you can damage or ruin your appliance. The technician will not be able to work on your Electrolux Washer if it has been tampered with or taken apart by another technician. East Patchogue Electrolux Washer repair technicians are available most of the time for same day appointments especially when it comes to Washers as we know how important it is to service quickly.
Call today, 631-417-0067, for an Electrolux Washer Repair Service to schedule a same day or next day repair service for a small diagnostic fee cheaper than the industry average.
Call today, 631-417-0067, for a Electrolux Washer repair and schedule a same day or next day appointment for a small diagnostic fee. You want a local technician that is located in East Patchogue that services the entire Suffolk County especially when dealing with a Washer repair.

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Call today , 631 - 417 - 0067 , Electrolux Washer Repair in East Patchogue for a same day or next day appointment for a Washer Repair . If you are located in East Patchogue or around in the Suffolk County area and need Electrolux Washer Repair , please call East Patchogue Appliance Repair Men . If you need an experienced Electrolux Washer Repair technician in East Patchogue , we can send out a service technician to diagnose your Washer . All Electrolux Washer Repair technicians have extensive experience servicing all types of models and type of Washers including , Electrolux Washer , Electrolux Top Load Washer , Electrolux Washer Installation , Electrolux Front Load Washer and Electrolux Washer .
 Do not try troubleshooting your Electrolux Washer at home by yourself as you can damage or ruin your appliance . The technician will not be able to work on your Electrolux Washer if it has been tampered with or taken apart by another technician . East Patchogue Electrolux Washer repair technicians are available most of the time for same day appointments especially when it comes to Washers as we know how important it is to service quickly .
 Call today , 631 - 417 - 0067 , for an Electrolux Washer Repair Service to schedule a same day or next day repair service for a small diagnostic fee cheaper than the industry average .
 Call today , 631 - 417 - 0067 , for a Electrolux Washer repair and schedule a same day or next day appointment for a small diagnostic fee . You want a local technician that is located in East Patchogue that services the entire Suffolk County especially when dealing with a Washer repair .