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Smart Ad-Wrapper is AdWords utility that allows wrapping adwords, dynamically increase bids, change URLs and Bids for specific keywords and more. Smart Ad-Wrapper wraps keyword phrases in "quotation marks" (phrase match) and [square brackets] (exact match) for use in Google AdWords campaigns. At...
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Covert Conversion Pro (CCP) tracks ALL of your marketing activities that are generating traffic and sales- whether these are for the promotion of your own products or affiliate programs including: 1) Pay Per Click PPC: Google Adwords, Yahoo Search Marketing and MSN Adcenter, 2) Organic traffic...
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PPC BidMax is the ultimate pay per click optimization tool to help you manage your keyword bids in ALL major pay per click search engines. Use it to build your keyword list, manage your keywords, automatically monitor your keyword bids and URLs at all major pay per click search engines such as...
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Google AdWords keywords tool. Make more money from Google AdWords by generating more AdWord phrases. Use AdWords Maker to make hundreds of unique, relevant AdWords phrases for your AdWords campaigns. Substitute, rearrange, format for match type and filter phrases. Takes the strain out of making...
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This tool allows you to fully automate the setup of your Google AdWords campaigns. Hand over all those boring and tiring work tasks to this amazing tool and get a fully setup campaign with possibly thousands of keywords in only a few minutes. As a result you get a highly sophisticated campaign...
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One-click Audio Converter is an easy-to-use tool, allowing to convert files of multiple audio formats right from Windows Explorer. One-click Audio Converter performs the following conversions: WAV to MP3, MP3 to WAV, WAV to WMA, WMA to WAV, MP3 to WMA, WMA to MP3, WAV to OGG, OGG to WAV, MP3 to...
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Save typing time and effort! Just Right Click Quick Text for Internet Explorer automatically inserts text into a text box in Internet Explorer. Save a frequently used block of text as a Quick Text. Just right click in a text box and automatically insert your Quick Text. Saves typing time and...
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One-click Ringtone Converter is a software tool that turns music files in all popular formats into polyphonic ringtones for your cell phone.
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Pay-per-click advertising services such as Google's AdWords, Yahoo and others allow advertisers to reach targeted prospects for just pennies apiece. Never before has it been possible to advertise so cheaply, quickly and effectively to such a broad audience. But the keyword phrases that drive...
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Thursday, January 5, 2012
Texas Post #4 - Best Friends
Wednesday was our busy day of seeing friends and driving around town, but we were SO happy to do it! Our first stop in the morning was my friend Alyssa's house. She and her husband and NEW BABY(!!) live in downtown Houston. We drove down to see them since little Grant in only a few weeks old. He is such a cute little guy, so calm and snuggly. He just slept in Tony's arms for part of the time. Cole was all over the place of course! It was fun to see how 9 months during this first year makes such a huge difference. In the future, it'll seem like nothing. I hope these boys become friends even if we don't live near each other anymore. Dave and Alyssa are doing such a great job adjusting to parenthood. They even had Dave's family staying with them for a week.
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I finally had time to finish reading this amazing story. I also have to say that this is my second attempt to write my opinion about Scandalous Desires. It's not as thorough as the first one because my computer crashed and I had to start again.
About a year ago Silence Hollingbrook tried to save a person she loved and lost everything - her marriage, her family's trust and her reputation. Now she lives in an orphanage and helps her brother to run it. She also raises Mary Darling - a little girl, who was left at her doorstep.
Charming Mickey O'Connor is a cold and calculating river pirate. He is also the man, who ruined Silence's life. But when Mickey has to hide his daughter, he chooses Silence - the brave woman he can't get out of his head. Mickey's enemy finds out where his daughter is, and Mickey has to convince Silence to live with him. In the name of the child Silence is ready for everything. She makes a deal with Mickey - she lives is his house until the threat is eliminated and after that she is free to leave with Mary Darling. Mickey has other plans - he wants to keep Silence with him for a long long time.
I loved the story and these wonderful characters. Even the Vicar of Whitechapel. He was the meanest and cruelest villains I've ever read about in romance novels. The things he did ... I hated him and at the same time wondered, why he was as he was. Can a person be born evil or was he just mentally ill?
Mickey was a jerk. A selfish and mean bastard who relished in his way of life and had no plans to change it. At the beginning of the story he had no
feelings for his daughter. He just wasn't ready to lose something he owned, and Mary Darling was definitely his property.
Still I enjoyed his character a lot. He managed to redeem himself and his road there was a truly enjoyable read.
Silence was an admirable character. She had so much inner strength. Her defying Mickey made me laugh my head off. The scenes with Mickey's men, Lad, and Mary Darling were humorous and cute.
This story also has some really intense and emotional moments and quite a lot of contrasts - the poverty of slums and Mickey's luxurious house, the elegant opera house and the peaceful manor house near London - it made the story fast paced with enough romance, emotional moments, humour and action. And the fairy tale was as fascinating as always in Elizabeth Hoyt's books.
Scandalous Desires is now one of my favourite historical romances and I'm definitely going to read the next books.
5 stars
I just wanted to show you the Estonian cover. It's so beautiful and so are all the illustrations inside the book. These were done by a really talented Estonian artist Evald Okas. He illustrated the book in 1955.
The story (in verses) was translated by Estonian author and poet Felix Kotta.
Both men have left this world behind but their work lives on.]]>
I actually couldn't put the book down. It wasn't the most original storyline but the author has written it very cleverly. You read and think - "oh, that's good, there's hope", and then you are going to have doubts..."no, it can't be so simple, there's something wrong, I can smell a rat" and then author soothes your fears and everything seems going well, except, there is still a small part of your brain sending out these danger alerts. A little later you start feeling like Cassie - not very sane anymore. Next thing you do, is checking the sky for alien's mothership. Yep, been there, done that. To my relief, it was only the full moon.
Also, Rick Yancey used quite a lot of repetitions. Sometimes it's annoying, but in here It really made the story creepy.
Waiting for the publication of the second book.
to sacrifice everything for the cause she doesn't even understand. Let's face it, Clara doesn't know anything about being a part-angel. Her mother withholds information and assumes that her teenage daughter will behave like a trained monkey because of her heritage.
How can a person be so naive? There were moments I wanted to throw the book, and I couldn't because I read the story on kindle.
I'm also disappointed because, although I found out some facts about Christian, I didn't learn to know him. Every time somebody mentioned "perfect god-like" Christian, I had Twilight and Evermore flashbacks. So, yeah, it ruined the story.
Angela was a weird character. She was so pushy and I couldn't decide if she was good or evil. There was something creepy about her - I actually think, she believed herself to be better, smarter, and stronger than Clara. I loved Tucker and Wendy. They were real, fun and adorable.
I'm team Tucker all the way. Christian just has to find another blond chick to fly away with.
I also have a crazy theory about Jeffrey and why Clara's dad left. I guess, I should read the second part of the series ... but I don't want to because of Midas. I hate how author left me hanging not knowing his fate. I'm not ready to be heartbroken if the worst happened. Can you imagine what Tucker might feel? No, I'm so not ready to read the second book.
Wow, this is definitely the longest opinion I've written. I think that counts, too. Shows that the book didn't leave me indifferent. And if I really have to give it stars ... 4 stars
struck Aimee. I know she came around
but I can't forgive her that. At the same time I miss the old Nicolette. I want the sweet and protective Mama Bear back.]]>


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07 June 2011
Mini Oreo Cheesecakes
A lovely friend (the beautiful Lisa) brought these delicious creations along to one of our coffee groups recently and I fell in love with them! I adore cheesecake, and the whole concept of mini baked cheesecakes with Oreo biscuits as the base had me drooling, and won me over straight away!
I decided to whip some up for Symon's birthday last Sunday, and they were so good (although mine don't look as fabulous as the ones in the original recipe). Would love to try making them again with an uncooked cheesecake.
Go on, I dare you to make some ;)
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Clips from CommonWealth's quarterly magazine and website come here to live. Hooray!
A super-awesome data-driven look at the 2014 elections by WBUR, MassINC Polling and CommonWealth. Click on over; the charts, graphs and maps are half the story.
Coakley won where it matters. Martha Coakley is your Democratic nominee for governor because she won big in the cities, where the Democratic base is strongest. September 11, 2014
Republicans follow Obama strategy on early TV buys. A Republican super PAC loves David Axelrod, kinda. September 5, 2014
Baker's demographic dilemma. Republicans' struggles with women are old news. Now, meet the Republican struggle with men. September 4, 2014
A tale of two primaries in Massachusetts. Women dominate the Democratic ballot, which is good news for Martha Coakley. September 3, 2014
Threading the Needle
For Massachusetts Republicans, it's an increasingly narrow path to victory. The party's two best hopes for major office in 2014 are plotting very different paths to get there. Spring, 2014
Outside money, lots of it hard to trace, is flooding political races across the US, dramatically altering the campaign playing field. Wendy Kaminer, iconoclastic lawyer, civil libertarian, and political observer, and Liam Kerr, who heads a group that's part of the spending spree but nonetheless worries about its impact, consider what it's doing to campaigns and what, if anything, should be done about it. Winter, 2014
Post-Coal Decisions
What happens to coal power plants after they're shut down? In Salem and Somerset, the answers don't come easily. Winter, 2014
Environmentalists want to kill off Brayton Point, a coal power plant that's New England's largest polluter. State officials prefer to sit back and let the market do the dirty work. Fall, 2013
City Maker's Mark
Kendall Square's turnaround didn't happen by accident. Jesse Baerkahn — part lawyer, part broker, part urban cheerleader — talks about how it came about, and what it means for the way developers, residents and municipal officials bring neighborhoods to life. Fall, 2013
The New Campaign
In one race after another, candidates and operatives are returning to grassroots organizing and upending traditional political machines. Next stop: The all-out scramble for mayor of Boston. Summer, 2013
Managing Innovation
An interview with BRA Innovation District manager Nicole Fichera. Summer, 2013
Fear and Loathing on the Tax Trail '13
The fight over higher taxes in Massachusetts is about everything but taxes. Spring, 2013
John Rosenthal is the state's most prominent gun control activist, a crusader against homelessness, and an environmental activist. In his spare time, he's also trying to pull off the first development project over the Massachusetts Turnpike in 30 years. Winter, 2013
If the state doesn't have any money to pay for infrastructure improvements, can Wall Street help? Fall, 2012
Five takes on the Scott Brown-Elizabeth Warren Senate showdown. I look at what a victory map for either Brown or Warren would have to look like. Fall, 2012
The Greenway has become a signature Boston destination, a vibrant ribbon of urban parkland. A battle over who should pay for its pricey upkeep is threatening its future. Summer, 2012
After a devastating Senate defeat, Martha Coakley is back. Spring, 2012
What's Up with the Sales Tax?
It should ride the economy's ups and downs, but is getting squeezed by high housing prices. Spring, 2012
A standoff over land in Freetown casts a spotlight on a little-known agency with an outsized role over development in Massachusetts. Winter, 2012
The housing bubble burst six years ago, but homeownership is even more elusive today for middle-class families in Massachusetts. Fall, 2011
Divining Devens
As the former Army base searches for its identity, a group of residents wants to form the state's 352nd town. Summer, 2011
Who Does He Think He Is?
Dan Winslow is a veteran Republican operative turned freshman state rep. Now he is shaking up the State House with a flurry of policy proposals and a scathing critique of the Beacon Hill status quo. Spring, 2011
Money Talks — And Delivers
WinnCompanies has a history of giving big to politicians — and winning big when it comes to state and federal funding for its development projects. As federal investigators swirl around a company executive with ties to corrupt former senator Dianne Wilkerson, the real story isn't about campaign finance fraud. It's about what the company did legally. Winter, 2011
The race for auditor is grabbing little attention this crowded election season, but the office has the potential to wield enormous power. That potential hasn't always been realized in the past. Will this year's race yield a true watchdog? Fall, 2010
Power is a Money Magnet on Beacon Hill
As go the chairmanships, so go the campaign accounts. Oh, how the flush have fallen. Fall, 2010
State House on Trial. No legislators are being prosecuted in the federal Probation trial, but prosecutors are doing their best to dirty up Beacon Hill. May 20, 2014
Probation Defense: What Did Judge Mulligan Know? Forecasting the big clash of the trial over state hiring shenanigans. May 19, 2014
Probation Job was Answer to Woman's Pension Play. The Senate president helped her land the position. May 19, 2014
Senate President Pushed Probation on Son of Judge. He dropped off flowers after landing the job. May 16, 2014
Young Reels in Lawyers in Probation Case. Judge in federal trial admonishes both sides to stop putting patronage on trial. May 12, 2014
Walsh at 101 Days. As he ticked off new initiatives, Boston's new mayor sounded a lot like the old mayor. April 16, 2014
Super PAC Bill May Be Too Late to Cover Governor's Race. The campaign finance package would impose stricter disclosure regulations. March 6, 2014
Compromising on Natural Gas. A Salem power plant developer will likely run its plant less often to comply with a lawsuit settlement. February 20, 2014
DeLeo's Probation Problem. An upcoming federal corruption trial is likely to shine an unflattering light on the House speaker. January 30, 2014
Keenan Relents on Gas Plant Amendment. The lawmaker will let the SJC decide the fate of a Salem power plant. January 16, 2014
Communities of Color Key to Walsh's Victory. Marty takes 101 of Boston's 112 majority-minority precincts. November 8, 2013
Dark Money Flowing into Boston's Mayoral Race. The influx of super PAC spending is unprecedented. October 24, 2013
Beacon Hill Blues. A post-debate recap arguing that Marty Walsh is being hamstrung by legislature's go-along culture. October 16, 2013
The Color Line. Boston's mayoral finalists make a big push in the city's communities of color. October 15, 2013
No Letting Up. A campaign sketch/profile starring Boston mayoral hopeful John Connolly. September 12, 2013
The Natural. A campaign sketch/profile starring Boston mayoral hopeful Felix Arroyo. August 29, 2013
Vote Hunting. A campaign sketch/profile starring Boston mayoral hopeful Mike Ross. August 15, 2013
In Mayor's Race, Out-of-Town Cash is King. A crowded field forces candidates to look to the suburbs. August 6, 2013
Biding his Time? Let's speculate about Scott Brown's political ambitions. July 27, 2013
Gomez's TV Time Gap. The state GOP funds an ad campaign for the upstart Senate campaign. May 23, 2013
Markey's Murky Path Forward. The towns where the would-be senator fared the best in his Democratic primary also had the weakest turnout performances. This is not an optimal trend. May 3, 2013
A No-Win Situation. The state gaming commission's choice between licensing a tribal casino in southeastern Massachusetts, or a commercial one, comes down to a choice between imminent lawsuits. April 18, 2013
Patrick Threatens Veto, Calls DeLeo-Murray Plan "Pay More, Get Less." The gov talks tough on transportation finance. April 4, 2013
Tax Tag Team. DeLeo, Murray rebuff Patrick with a smaller tax package. April 2, 2013
Taking Back Brockton. City officials cautiously eye taking underwater mortgages by eminent domain. February 28, 2013
Menino's Ailments Slow His Fundraising. He's way off the pace he set when he ran for reelection four years prior. February 7, 2013
Mr. Cowan Goes to Washington. After filling the last Senate vacancy with a Kennedy family friend, Patrick plugs a new vacancy with his own guy. January 30, 2013
GOP Rules Challenge House Lawmaking Process. Winslow targets Democrats on ethics. January 23, 2013
Patrick Pitches Spending, Punts on Funding Decision. The pitch for new transportation projects shows some political maturity. January 14, 2013
A Forgetful Cahill Defends Lottery Ads. The former state treasurer takes the stand in his ethics trial. November 30, 2012
Gateway Cities Key to Warren's Senate Win. Forget the Boston turnout machine. Cities like Lawrence sent Elizabeth Warren to the Senate. November 14, 2012
Warren Turnout Machine Sweeps Brown Away. She wins with women, Dems, and new voters. November 7, 2012
Brown's Bipartisan Money. The senator rakes in money from former Coakley donors. October 25, 2012
Warren Takes Lead in TV Ad Spending. She has a bigger field organization, and a 2-1 TV airtime edge in the Senate race's final weeks. October 17, 2012
Coal-Fired Power in Massachusetts Down to Embers. August 17, 2012
BID Proposal Would Corral Landlords. A proposed law change would compel participation in the special tax districts. August 2, 2012
Greenway Standoff Continues. Conservancy insists that public funding of its parkland is crucial. July 27, 2012
Legal Ambiguities Face Mashpee Wampanoags. Lawmakers push to put a firm deadline on a tribal casino. July 16, 2012
Parking Politics. A Boston hospital hires a former Senate president to lobby for its bid to build a parking garage under a state park. June 29, 2012
Gambling Glitch. A burgeoning scandal in New York sheds a light on the differing standards between tribal and commercial casinos in Massachusetts. June 15, 2012
Storrow Drive Garage, Park Proposed. After losing its no-bid parking lot lease in a state park, a Boston hospital wants special legislation allowing it to build a garage under the park. June 14, 2012
Convention Center Chess. The convention facility's massive expansion is notably absent from a state economic development bill. May 18, 2012
South Station Not on Track. The station overhaul, a lynchpin in everything from commuter rail expansions to high speed trains, is just crawling along. May 4, 2012
Cahill Lawsuit Leads to Indictment. The attorney general found enough to indict the former treasurer on state ethics charges in a lawsuit the treasurer himself filed against former campaign staffers. April 2, 2012
Essex Official Wants to Sue over Mortgage Mess. But he can't; he's elected to his job, but answers to the secretary of state. March 26, 2012
Lawyering Up on Beacon Hill. Lawmakers are scrambling to head off possible federal indictments. February 9, 2012
The Mashpee Mad Dash. Time is not in the would-be tribal casino owners' favor. January 27, 2012
Galvin Trades Barbs with South Coast Officials. "We don't expect belligerence and deceit," the secretary of state says. January 24, 2012
Smart Growth Funds Running Out. A key housing fund goes unfunded. December 29, 2011
New Bedford Developer Sues over Gambling Law. Calls tribal provision an illegal racial set-aside. November 22, 2011
Somerville: End the Liquor License Cap. The city tries toppling a century of Brahmin rule. November 18, 2011
Court Rejects Parente Pension Claim. A former lawmaker can't use travel payments to boost her pension. November 3, 2011
Playing Offense on Redistricting. Technology and open data change the game for voting activists. October 21, 2011
Greenway Lowers its BID Price. The parks conservancy has been chasing business improvement financing for more than a year now. September 30, 2011
Gambling Bill Could End up in Court. Attempts to tax tribal gambling are lawsuit bait. August 24, 2011
DiMasi Trial Pulls Back the Curtain. Courthouse testimony depicts a system gamed by powerful insiders. May 20, 2011
Bump Releases Report Critical of DeNucci. The new auditor audits the old auditor, and it isn't pretty. May 5, 2011
At the T, Reform Gives Way to Revenue. The Green Line extension hinges on more money for transit operations. April 29, 2011
T Projects $1.1B Deficit over Next Five Years. The figure exceeds even the "bleak" outlook from a 2009 report. March 29, 2011
Convention Center Questions. The $1B expansion is no easy sell. March 22, 2011
Rumored Corruption. New documents show that the star witness in the Dianne Wilkerson trial gave the feds plenty of smoke, but no fire, on a host of other political wrongdoers. March 18, 2011
Lynch Pushes for Public Option. The South Boston congressman talks up government-run health insurance. February 14, 2011
DeLeo Doubles Down with Casino Allies. A leadership shakeup rewards the confrontational hawks in his inner circle. January 28, 2011
Turner Done in by his Own Words and Deeds. A lack of courthouse contrition, and acts of alleged perjury, lead to a stiff corruption sentence. January 26, 2011
Feds Float Turner Perjury Charge. The allegation precedes the former Boston city councilor's sentencing hearing. January 13, 2011
Scott Brown Hits the Stump. The senator uses a business group speech as a reelection pitch. November 15, 2010
Finance Money Flows to Bielat. The businessmen Barney Frank regulates send money to his opponent. October 22, 2010
Tom Reilly's Personal Endorsement. The former AG is still grinding an ax against the governor who ended his political career. October 15, 2010


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Extra Info
Here are some extra information that provides background on the Bible, such as tables, charts, chronological charts, and some more family trees. I may one day even include a map in this section.
- Timeline of the Patriarchs
- Genealogy: Descedants of Adam, according to Book of Jubilees
- Timeline of the Israelite Kingdoms
Dark Mirrors of Heaven © 2006 Jimmy Joe.
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Anklets have deep roots in several ancient cultures, often symbolizing ownership or commitment between the wearer and her partner. This classic slave anklet style is often seen on belly dancers and has come to represent sensuality or sometimes an alternative sexual identity, especially when worn on the right foot. Today, a collar anklet for slaves is a common choice among those looking to solidify a D/s bond with a meaningful piece of jewelry.
Mr. Beast designed this silver BDSM triskelion anklet to adorn the foot of a lucky lady who appreciates the symbology behind the design. The hand-cast triquetra motif is carried through the anklet itself as well as the attached toe ring, and the piece is finished off by a lovely faceted black onyx bead at the back closure. Handmade from sterling silver, the BDSM symbol anklet is 9.5 inches in circumference with a 5-inch chain connected to a size 3.5 toe ring. Order it as is or contact Mr. Beast for custom sizing information.


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Teed Bible Records and Genealogy
Images of the family record pages from the Teed Family Bible.
Teed Family Bible - Flyleaf
Teed Family Bible - Birth Records Page
Teed Family Bible - Death Records Page.
Teed Family Bible - Handwritten letter pasted in Bible.
Be sure to see the Teed Bible Transcription of these Bible pages which includes 1880 census data.
Surnames in these Bible images: CORBIN, GETTEN, HOYT, TEALL, TEED.
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I've had a good life and try to give back to my community and help others (as I have been helped when things were rough). I do this by volunteering my time and services, as well as sponsor children in other countries. Below is a list of some of the organizations I support.
On-Going Support:
- Woodland Park Zoo – Zoo Ambassador; major donor to new Asian Tropical Forest
- KUOW – Pledge drive volunteer; donor
- ANSWER – Student sponsor since 2006 (student now in college)
- Children International – Sponsor since 2004 (three children graduated from program; two children still in school)
- Puget Sound VA Hospital – Volunteer four hours/week assisting in the DAV transportation network
Other Support:
- Youth Care – donations of scarves, toiletries, and design services
- Mountaineers – donation of design services and publicity for photography committee


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PG-13 Movies
Contributor: Storey Zimmerman
Since 1968, the Motion Picture Association of America, or MPAA, has been rating movies. Jack Valenti, the longtime President of the MPAA, felt that there needed to be some organization of censoring instead of the mishmash of censorship boards that existed before. There were over 45 censorship boards when the ratings were set in place.[1] Filmmakers were required by the states to send their movies to each of the boards and get approval before being able to release them. In an interview, Dan Glickman, CEO of the MPAA, said "Jack determined that we needed to put some order and structure to this system to give parents some predictability. He felt, rightly so, that the prime purpose of ratings were to give parents information about movies."[2]
The original ratings consisted of three ratings: G, M, and X. G was for general audiences and all ages were permitted. M was for mature audiences and warned parents to provide guidance. X was for no one under 17, and was only created for movies that could cause legal issues had children been allowed to see them. To relieve allegations of censorship, the MPAA made the system voluntary, but had an agreement with the National Association of Theater Owners that it would be enforced almost unanimously.[3] Eventually, because of confusions between M and R ratings, M was eliminated and the PG rating was added. In 1984, to distinguish more fully between PG and R rated movies, PG-13 was created as a middle ground.
The MPAA defines PG-13 as, "Parents Strongly Cautioned. Some Material May Be Inappropriate For Children Under 13." The organization more fully explains this on their website as a stricter warning to parents that some content of the movie is not suitable for younger children. They further specify that PG-13 goes beyond the PG rating in theme, violence, nudity, sensuality, language, adult activities or other elements. Any drug use immediately incurs a PG-13 rating, as well as nudity that is not sexually oriented. The single use of a harsh sexually derived word (such as the "F-word") gets a movie to PG-13, but more than one use is guaranteed an R rating. The board, made up of motion picture and television producers and distributors, decides on PG-13 ratings by a two-thirds majority vote, which they feel reflects the opinions of many parents in America.[3]
Many parents agree with these ratings and follow them strictly, like my parents. I remember, as a child, not being able to watch ANYTHING with a PG-13 rating. My mother trusted these ratings and did not give in. On one particular occasion when I was about 10 years old, at a birthday party, while we were deciding what movie to watch, there were two major opinions. One group wanted to watch "Hocus Pocus" (a PG movie, which I'd seen a million times on the Disney Channel) and the dissenters chose "Dr. Doolittle" (the PG-13, Eddie Murphy remake of a movie about a veterinarian who can talk to animals[4]), so we split up. Of course, given the choice, I watched the movie which I wouldn't normally have been able to watch at home. After the party, I made the mistake of telling my mother (stupidly) about the movie choices and which one I had chosen. I was subsequently grounded. Asking my mother, now, about her choice to prohibit me from watching PG-13 movies, she still stands by it. She said that she did not want me to be exposed to the mature situations expressed in PG-13 movies. She agreed so much with the ratings that when I was in 7th grade (at which point I was 12 years old), and my English teacher wanted to show "The Scorpion King" in class, my mother went to the principal to make sure that she didn't make us watch it in class. She felt that it was inappropriate since most of the class was not 13 yet.
What I think my mother should have done was investigate some movies before making the statement that I couldn't see any PG-13 movies at all. "Dr. Doolittle" was not a wildly inappropriate movie, I heard no more curse words in the movie, than I did at home, and it didn't make me want to say them. A.O. Scott, a writer for the New York Times, suggests that instead of parents banning all PG-13 movies, they use them as learning opportunities. When speaking of "Juno," he said, "The movie's spirit is sweet and smart and youthful, and the relationships it depicts feel very tender and real. If it provokes you to have that long-dreaded talk with your son or daughter, so much the better. You might have needed to anyway."[5] I understand my mother's decision, because she didn't have the Internet resources then, that we do now. There were very few sites that could break down the reason for specific movies being rated what they are. IMDB didn't exist…the Internet barely existed.
I think many parents' panic over the PG-13 rating of films is a little unnecessary. There are some movies that deserve the rating whole-heartedly, but parents should look at the less serious offenses with a critical eye and decide on an individual basis whether their children should be allowed to watch them. I missed out on a bunch of pop culture references in my childhood because I was not allowed to see certain movies. To this day, I have still not seen "Jurassic Park," because I couldn't watch it when all of my friends were. I'm not saying that parents should just go throw the MPAA rulings out the window, but they should definitely form their own opinions on movies instead of just blindly following the MPAA.
[1] Gilbert Cruz, "Happy 40th Birthday, Movie Ratings," Time (October 30, 2008), http://www.time.com/time/arts/article/0,8599,1854732,00.html.
[2] Mateo Zeske, "The History of Movie Ratings | eHow.com", n.d., http://www.ehow.com/about_5381647_history-movie-ratings.html.
[3] "What Each Rating Means", n.d., http://www.mpaa.org/ratings/what-each-rating-means.
[4] Betty Thomas, Doctor Dolittle, Comedy, Family, 1998.
[5] A. O. Scott, "Take the Kids, and Don't Feel Guilty," The New York Times, January 11, 2008, sec. Movies, http://www.nytimes.com/2008/01/11/movies/11scot.html.


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People spend almost 1/3 of their lifetime on sleeping and this activity, yes sleeping is also considered an activity too as some experts are saying, can lead into serious life quality. People who has a good sleeping time will surely contribute significantly into their good quality life too. And the other way around, when people is having constantly lack of good sleep for considerably long period or time, this may lead into some serious issues, especially those pertaining with their health and wellness issues. Novaform mattress is one good addition into an existing bedding to create nothing but good rest sleep.
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For over a decade the Pittsburgh Human Resources Association's (PHRA) Engaging Pittsburgh: Innovative People Practices has recognized employees and employers from across the region who have demonstrated creativity in designing business practices that have significantly contributed towards organizational and employee achievements. And since the initial Engaging Pittsburgh award celebration in 2000, the 2017 Engaging Pittsburgh celebration ranks among the most exciting.
Rodd Wagner, a New York Times bestselling author, began the evening by sharing the latest research on what employers must deliver to gain the highest levels of performance from their people. We appreciate the support from BI Worldwide for making that possible.
Afterwards, the accomplishments of all 20 nominees were announced by Ron Kubitz, PHRA's President. We want to thank all the organizations that submitted nominations, nominees, and sponsors for making the evening a great success.
Congratulations to the 2017 Engaging Pittsburgh: Innovative People Practices Awards winners: ARDEX Americas, Automated Health Systems, Inc., GAI Consultants, Goodwill SWPA, Presbyterian SeniorCare Network, and Paul Brahim from BPU Investment Management, Inc.
Learning and Development - ARDEX Americas created a customized, multi-tiered, learning and development program called "Stepping Stones" to better prepare the hi-potential talent pool, to "step up" to new opportunities.
Work-life Balance - Automated Health Systems Wellness Program is an invaluable component of their commitment to work-life balance promoting the importance of a healthy lifestyle to both support workforce retention, and ensure the long-term health and well-being of their employees.
Team Recognition - GAI Consultants developed a comprehensive training program (GAI University) designed to develop leaders, employees, and their teams. Key components include partnership with Point Park University, generous tuition reimbursement program, technical and leadership training, and curriculum tracks competencies.
Talent Recruitment & Retention - Goodwill SWPA enhanced their selection process and increased retention with the implementation of "Talent Day". This innovative program removes candidates from typical interviews and evaluates them on their skills through hands-on situations. Using behavior-based activities, this method assess candidates reactions, interactions, and overall growth while completing and resulting in a positive interview expereince and more effective results.
Transparency - Presbyterian SeniorCare Network's employees are "United at the Heart" through their participation in Passport Initiative. Annually, each employee develops three passport goals for the year with the understanding that their personal commitment matters to the organization achieving its goals on behalf of the residents served. In a very real and clear way, each employees Passport Goals contribute to the achievement of the organization's strategic plan goals and its ongoing success and sustainability.
Leadership - Paul Brahim from BPU Investment Management, Inc. BPU is highly committed to the initiative to build, maintain and develop a workforce and client base that reflects their mission and vision. Their CEO, Paul Brahim, is on a lifelong journey to learn through national leadership programs and serving on nonprofit boards. He also uses his creative background as an English and Chemistry major, tenure as a pharmaceutical sales person, and being one of the first financial literacy advocates in our region to shape and make BPU a firm is making its mark on many.
Congratulations to the 2017 Finalists: Autosoft, DMS, CardWorks, Caterpillar, Inc., Comcast, Levy Restaurants, MedExpress, Mid-Atlantic Surgical Systems, Pittsburgh Mercy, PPG Architectural Coatings, Sandler Training by Peak Performance Management, Inc., Solutions4Network, TiER1 Performance Solutions, and Zero Six Eight.
"Whether they are attracting talent, training tomorrow's leaders, or rethinking the way they organize work, this year's nominees have all demonstrated that investing in people is a key component of business success" said PHRA's President, Ron Kubitz. "This year's Engaging Pittsburgh nominees gave their employees the opportunity to grow, develop, and reach greater levels of success personally, professionally and for the organization."
We invite you to consider what your organization does or CAN DO to show that Pittsburgh really is all about the people! We hope you join us again next year at Engaging Pittsburgh 2018.
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This is the third part of my Nepal chronicles. To start from the beginning, click here. To see the last part, click here.
After a restless night of sleep, I roused at seven-thirty. I had turned the heater off at some point in the night, so leaving the blankets took a lot of courage. I plucked my clothes from my backpack and laid them out on the bed, before turning on the shower water to allow the water to heat up.
After getting ready, I headed downstairs for a free breakfast, courtesy of my hotel. I started with masala chia – traditional spiced Nepali tea. Interesting that chia means tea in Nepal, and chai means tea in Hindi.
The same young man who assisted me yesterday, made me chia and cooked my breakfast.
After breakfast I made my way outside for more exploration. I wanted to walk the streets that weren't lined with tourist-targeted shops. I wanted to walk the quiet streets that Kathmandu locals walked every day… And my wish came true.
I made a wrong turn and wound up taking the same path that school children were taking, on their way to class. The scarf shops disappeared, only to be replaced by cookware shops, small spice shops, chicken shacks, and temples and shrines. I passed at least eight butcher shops along the same street, before the street came to a close with a large vegetable market.
When I found myself at the bottom of the hill, in the middle of the vegetable market, I turned around. Half way back to the hotel, I found a kind woman to take my picture on the streets of Nepal.
I walked slowly, wishing I had more time there.
Before returning, I again stopped at that same restaurant for an early lunch – as I knew I wouldn't find anything as delicious (or cheap) at the airport. I ordered a breakfast item off the menu called "musley", without knowing what it actually was. Much to my surprise, it turned out to be a giant bowl filled with muesli (similar to granola), fresh fruit, and yogurt, with a side of honey! I couldn't have been happier.
When I returned to the hotel, I gathered my things and prepared to check out. The young man at the counter called a taxi, and as I waited, an old man adorned me with a white silken scarf.
"Have a safe journey. Thank you for staying with us. We look forward to your return to Nepal. Namaste."
I blushed and pressed my hands together. "Oh thank you. Namaste."
He led me outside where my taxi was already waiting for me.
When I made it into the airport, I picked up my ticket and proceeded to complete the official departure process. Before completing the second security check, I stopped inside the cafe to search for the perfect candy to take home to my nieces and nephews. I searched two shops before finding a candy made in Nepal: Lapsi candy. A candy made from dried Nepali plum, sugar, and spices.
I purchased the candy and proceeded through the security check, having already separated my electronics. When I collected my bag, a security man asked me something in a Nepalese language. I didn't understand. He laughed and a female assistant blushed. "You marry a Nepali?" He asked.
I blushed. "Oh, no… An Indian."
He laughed again, clearly just as happy with my answer. I walked ahead, ready to find my gate.
This story will be continued…


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Coconut oil is strongly recommended for a number of other benefits that are explained below. Using coconut oils has been shown to mildly help the following:
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Wanting to lose 20 pounds of weight is a great deal, but people dieting fall astray when they have such hefty resolutions. Instead of putting so much weight on your shoulders, focus on losing one pound a week by setting undersized exercise and diet goals.
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Ditching your friends just for the heck of sustaining your strict diet regime would only frustrate you. Instead of boycotting your friends and your social life, have an apple or some almonds so that you don't end up bursting on your craving and then probably start with small salads.
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These guys have been kicking around Columbus, Ohio for over ten years now and though I've heard OF them this is the first time I've heard them. Even though their mailing address is in the southern regions of the "midwest" ya might wanna check yr map to make sure cuz Grafton do make some type of Rust Belt Rocket Racket. Granted, A LOT of dudes go out and learn a song or two off 'Raw Power', have their girlfriend carry a Von Dutch handbag, talk about taking a trip to Sweden in conversation at the bar and MIGHT (as in very rare cases) drop a Radio Birdman reference in some such conversation too but when they get done with their set a good portion of the crowd leaves thinking "Nice pose" and not much else.
It's like those accountants, real estate agents, insurance salesmen and regional director who live on the north end of town who go out and buy Harley's to get in touch with their wild side. They got the bike, the boots and the pants...oh and that CD they bought at Best Buy called "Road Songs" so they can jam out to the Allman Brothers "Rambling Man" and "Born To Be Wild" by Steppenwolf for the 100,000th time in their lives. When they pull up at a red light with decked out in their custom touring package set-up next to a bike the same model as their years but at least a decade older and stripped down as far as it can to still be considered street legal they shout over to the guy "Are you in the restoring phase?" They get a scowl and the bird flipped to them in return. Fancy bike guy thinks he got some type of One percenter approval...then it's off to the Folk-n-Blues festival (where it ain't really folk or blues) up in that summer resort town. Maybe they stand by someone who proclaims themself as the local "father of the counter culture" and he bust out some poorly rolled and crumpled pin joint, lights it up and offer then a toke. Then they'll take about toppling corporations but then get bummed cuz the nearest Starbuck's is 70 miles away.
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Coast To Coast Against Cancer Foundation Statement Regarding The Criminal Sentencing of Steven Sokolowski on July 25 2017
On Tuesday July 25, 2017, Steven Sokolowski was sentenced to fourteen months in prison after having been convicted of fraud against Coast to Coast Against Cancer Foundation. The Foundation is satisfied with the Court's decision and we feel that justice has now been served. In addition to the financial restitution awarded to the Foundation as a result of our civil lawsuit against Sokolowski, this now represents the final resolution related to the fraudulent activities against the Foundation, uncovered in 2014.
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What is Osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis is a condition in which the bones become fragile and brittle, leading to a higher risk of fractures than in normal bone. It occurs when bones lose minerals, such as calcium, more quickly than the body can replace them, leading to a loss of bone mass or density. Currently 23% (almost a quarter) of all people with osteoporosis are men.
There are four main factors that can help you determine your risk of osteoporosis:
- Family history of osteoporosis, as bone strength is strongly inherited
- Low calcium and vitamin D levels
- Your personal medical history - some medications and conditions like coeliac disease and rheumatoid arthritis can impact your bone health
- Lifestyle factors, including low levels of physical activity, smoking, excessive drinking, a thin body type, or obesity
Be aware of low testosterone:
The male hormone testosterone helps maintain strong bones, so low testosterone levels can increase your risk of developing osteoporosis and breaking a bone. Some men lose testosterone as they age and certain medications, like therapy for prostate cancer (eg: androgen deprivation therapy), can affect testosterone levels. Men with testosterone deficiency or low testosterone levels can improve their bone density with testosterone replacement.
Osteoporosis is diagnosed by combining information about your medical history with a physical exam and some specific tests for osteoporosis.
Are there ways to help prevent and treat Osteoporosis?
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Calcium is essential for building and maintaining bone. The best way to get the recommended level of calcium intake for your age is to eat a diet rich in calcium. You should also ensure an adequate level of sun exposure for vitamin D, which your body needs to absorb calcium. In Australia, we need to balance the risk of skin cancer from too much sun exposure with maintaining adequate vitamin D levels.
Regular exercise is recognized as one of the most effective lifestyle strategies to help make bones as strong as possible, reducing the risk of fractures later in life. Exercise must be regular and ongoing to have a proper benefit and maintain bone density; it should be done at least three times a week.
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Cruelty Charges Laid - St. Catharines
ST. CATHARINES, ON - February 6, 2014. The Lincoln County Humane Society has
laid Provincial charges of animal cruelty against a St. Catharines man.
In October, 2013, LCHS Officers began an investigation regarding the welfare
of a dog. Subsequent to that investigation 2 charges were laid against the 58
year old accused.
Count 1: Causing an animal to be in distress;
Count 2: Fail to provide adequate and appropriate medical attention.
The accused is scheduled to appear in St. Catharines Provincial Offences Court,
71 King Street, St. Catharines, on March 14, 2014, at 9am.
Both charges are laid under the Ontario SPCA Act and associated regulations.
Media inquiries can be directed to:
Kevin Strooband,
Executive Director,
Lincoln County Humane Society,
905-682-0767 ext. 508.
All defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty and information contained herein are allegations.
The Lincoln County Humane Society is a registered charity in the province of Ontario and relies on the generosity of
donors and supporters to continue to provide care for the thousands of animals it receives each year. The LCHS employs 19 staff and has over 100 volunteers. Among the staff are 2 Ontario SPCA Inspectors and 1 Ontario SPCA Agent who perform cruelty investigations and have police powers where animals are concerned, under the Ontario SPCA Act.


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EPS Quantum Electronics Prizes
Year 2015
"Fundamental Aspects"
Brief Biography
Fundamental Aspects
Applied aspects
|Year 2013
|Prize for Fundamental Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics: Maciej Lewenstein
The 2013 Prize for Fundamental Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics is awarded to Professor Maciej Lewenstein, ICREA Research Professor and Head of the Quantum Optics Theory Group at The Institute of Photonic Sciences (ICFO), Castelldefels (Barcelona), Spain. The prize is awarded to Professor Lewenstein "For outstanding contributions to several areas of theoretical quantum optics and to the use of quantum gases for quantum information and to attosecond optics."
|Prize for Applied Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics: Federico Capasso
The 2013 Prize for Applied Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics is awarded to Professor Federico Capasso, Professor at the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Harvard University, MA, USA. The Prize is awarded to Professor Capasso "For seminal contributions to the invention and demonstration of the quantum cascade laser".
|Year 2011
| Prize for Fundamental Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics: Immanuel Bloch
The 2011 Prize for Fundamental Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics is awarded to Professor Immanuel Bloch, scientific director at the Max-Planck-Institute of Quantum Optics, Garching and professor for experimental physics at the Ludwig-Maximilians University (LMU) in Munich, Germany. The prize is awarded to Professor Bloch for "pioneering work on exploring quantum many-body systems using ultracold quantum gases for quantum simulation and quantum information applications."
|Prize for Applied Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics: Ursula Keller
The 2011 Prize for Applied Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics is awarded to Professor Ursula Keller, Professor in the Physics Department, ETH Zurich, Switzerland. The Prize is awarded to Professor Keller for "seminal contributions to ultrafast solid-state lasers, telecommunications, metrology, and attosecond science".
|Year 2009
|Prize for Fundamental Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics: Alain Aspect
The 2009 Senior Prize for Fundamental Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics is awarded to Alain Aspect, French CNRS Distinguished Researcher, and Professor at the Institut d'Optique Graduate School and at the Ecole Polytechnique in Palaiseau near Paris. Alain Aspect is a member of both the French Academy of Sciences and the Academy of Technologies, and a foreign associate of the National Academy of Sciences (USA). Aspect has made numerous contributions to the fields of quantum and atom optics, and it was his seminal experiments in 1982 that confirmed the counterintuitive nature of quantum entanglement to which Einstein himself had objected. These results paved the way for the modern research revolution in quantum information processing, and the development of technologies such as quantum cryptography and quantum computing. Since then he has performed numerous other pioneering studies in the fields of both quantum and atom optics, and his work has included – between 1985 and 1992 – a highly significant collaboration on laser cooling of atoms together with 1997 Nobel prize winner Claude Cohen-Tannoudji.
|Prize for Applied Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics: Thomas Ebbesen
The 2009 Senior Prize for Applied Aspects of Quantum Electronics and Optics is awarded to Thomas Ebbesen, Professor at the University of Strasbourg in France, and Director of ISIS, a multidisciplinary research institute funded both by the University and the French CNRS. Thomas Ebbesen is also a Senior Member of the Institut Universitaire de France. Ebbesen has carried out research into a range of topics in physics and chemistry, including novel carbon materials and superconductivity. The Quantum Electronics and Optics Prize is awarded for his work carried out since the early 1990s into the novel optical properties of nanostructured metals and in particular for his discovery of how light can be efficently transmitted through subwavelength holes. His pioneering experiments have greatly contributed to the emergence of the field of surface plasmon photonics. Ebbesen's work is at the interface of nanoscience and photonics, and impacts on numerous strategic technologies such as opto-electronics, optical communications and sensing.
|Year 2007
| Anton Zeilinger
Universität Wien,
"For his many seminal contributions to the foundations of quantum optics and quantum information science."
| Mordechai Segev
Technion, Haifa,
"For his pioneering contributions in the field of light propagation in nonlinear media, in particular regarding spatial solitons in photorefractive materials, incoherent solitons, and nonlinear waves in periodic structures."
|Year 2005
| Ignacio Cirac
Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik,
Garching, Germany
"For groundbreaking theoretical work on quantum information processing and on quantum gases; including pioneering proposals for quantum computation, quantum repeaters, quantum simulations, and quantum phase transitions in ultra-cold atoms."
| Gerd Leuchs
Max Planck Research Group,
University of Erlangen, Germany
"For the efficient generation of optical pulses for quantum communication by fiber optics techniques at telecommunications wavelengths and very high bit rates and unprecedented quantum noise reduction and entanglement."
|Year 2003
| Luigi Lugiato
Dipartimento di Scienze,
Universita dell'Insubria Como, Italia.
"For pioneering theoretical contributions to the fields of optical bistability and instabilities, optical pattern formation and cavity solitons, squeezing and quantum imaging".
| Gunter Huber
Institut für Laser-Physik,
Universität Hamburg, Germany
"For his outstanding and numerous contributions to physics of solid-state lasers and spectroscopy of laser crystals".
|Year 2002
| Serge Haroche
Ecole Normale Supérieure and
Collège de France
"For his pioneering investigations in Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics. Quantum Information and Decoherence".
| Wilson Sibbett
St. Andrews Univerity, Scotland
"For his major contributions to the development and application of ultrashort light pulse techniques, and in particular to the development of self-mode-locked lasers".
|Year 2001
| Theodor W. Hänsch
Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik
Garching, Germany
"For his innovative contributions to laser spectroscopy, in particular regarding precision spectroscopy of hydrogen"
| Algis Petras Piskarskas
Vilnius University, Dept. of Physics,
"For his his pioneering research and development of ultrashort pulsed light sources based on optical parametric generation and oscillation".
|Year 2000
| Herbert Walther
Max-Planck-Institut für Quantenoptik
University of Munich, Munich, Germany
"For the creation of the micromaser and the realisation of ionic crystals in traps"
| David Hanna
Optoelectronics Research Centre
University of Southampton, UK
"For his outstanding and numerous contributions to solid state laser physics and non-linear optics"
|Year 1998
| Vladilen Letokhov
"For pioneering and far-reaching contributions to the study of laser/matter interactions including atom optics, laser cooling, laser induced chemistry and laser analytical techniques"
| Orazio Svelto
"For pioneering and outstanding continuing activity in the fields of ultrashort laser pulses and solid state lasers".
|Year 1996
| Claude Cohen-Tannoudji
"For developing the dressed-atom approach in quantum optics and for fundamental contributions to the understanding of radiative forces with ground-breaking experiments in laser cooling and trapping of atoms".
| Sune Svanberg
"For pioneering laser applications in the fields of combustion diagnostics, remote sensing and biomedicine".


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Fox News Channel Media Analyst and "MediaBuzz" host Howard Kurtz argued that the media paid more attention to comments made by Congressional aide Elizabeth Lauten about the Obama daughters than comments made by Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber even though Lauten's comments were "a blip" compared to Gruber's on Tuesday's "Special Report."
The Lauten story, "kept mushrooming from the major newspapers, to cable news, to all three network newscasts," according to Kurtz. He pointed out that there have been controversies over coverage of President Clinton's and George W. Bush's children, but that those were stories covered by mainstream media outlets and not "a Facebook post by an obscure Hill staffer."
He continued, "by contrast when Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber was caught on video saying the law was deceptively sold to a stupid public, the network newscasts took from four to eight days before they covered it. When the Washington Post reported that Senator Harry Reid's (D-NV) top aide David Krone had ripped the white house for screwing up the Obamacare rollout, TV news barely noticed."
Kurtz concluded "the attack on the president's teenagers struck a cord because the media love a simple morality tale. But compared to Obamacare's impact on the country, it's a blip on the radar."
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Town of Provost
A Thriving Community Geared for Growth!
Description:Provost is a town located just 20 km west of the Saskatchewan border town, Macklin. The community has a strong agricultural and energy sector background.
ATTRACTIONS & EVENTSTravelling back in time is as simple as visiting the Provost & District Museum located at the southwest corner of town. This museum was opened in 2006 and because of the hard-working and dedicated citizens who continue to labour in its continued development and upkeep, you'll be sure to enjoy every moment of your time discovering the history of Provost.
In April the Agri-Day and Tradeshow gets more popular every year. In June, take in the Taste of Provost and be sure to drop by during Provost Kinsmen's Splash and Smash Event on the Father's Day weekend. Its rural Alberta's largest motorsport and monster truck event, complete with a midway, plus don't miss the Museum Day activities. Wave your flag at the Canada 150 Parade on July 1st. In October take in the Pumpkin Fest, and enjoy Winterlude in November.
Play a round at the popular Provost Golf Club. Camp in town at Bannister Campground, located in the Sports Park. Nearby, kids will enjoy the skateboard park. Around town, you can enjoy playgrounds, tennis courts, soccer fields, ball diamonds, and a trout pond. Around Provost there are also a number of lakes and campgrounds including Dillberry Lake Provincial Park.
Located three hours southeast of Edmonton, enjoy a variety of shops and services in the downtown area and stay at the Canalta Provost right on Highway 13.
Provost Featured Businesses and Attractions
AccomodationsProvost Canalta
Featured Provost AttractionBodo Archaeological Centre and Site
Name: Town of Provost
Office Address: 4904 - 51 Avenue, Provost, Alberta
Phone: 780-753-2261
Website: www.townofprovost.ca
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At Hookit, we help brands maximize their sponsorship investments while empowering athletes, teams, leagues, and federations to prove and increase their value to sponsors. We are growing our team to support our meteoric growth in the new media, data-driven and insight focused sports sponsorship analytics space - an industry and approach we pioneered nearly five years ago.
We are currently searching for motivated, energetic & dynamic individuals to join our Account Executive team. Our proprietary platform provides the most comprehensive and accurate solutions to quantify sports sponsorship value from athletes, teams, leagues, and events by tracking the rapidly growing landscape of social and digital media.
Our fast-paced sales team is a group of ambitious individuals with a customer focus and the desire to build on Hookit's solid foundation. You will be closely supported in working, negotiating and partnering with prospective clients as you work to close mid-large tier deals. Working from a playbook you'll have the opportunity to think creatively, tailoring your pitch to marketing executives of leading companies.
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Bonsai watering in heat! The Bonsai on the picture is on the sun, its roots can totally dry out during the afternoon. Sources of this can be that the water evaporates through the leaves, or the fact that an average bonsai soil dries out in about 3-4 hours if left on the sun. Also the roots heat up, so the tree actually feels like it's being kept in an oven. The temperature of the roots area was at 38 Celsius. In this heat, if we forget to water our tree, it can easily die by the next day. I suggest early morning (between 6-8 am. ) or late evening watering of the tree. Do not use cold water, since it is about 10 Celsius colder then the roots themselves, causing the tree to get " shocked " and that could lead to the death of our bonsai. It is recommended that you put a bowl of water out on the sun during the day, so it can heat up properly to be perfect for watering our tree. After watering, the root temperature dropped down to 36,6 Celsius, which might seem as a little change but in such heat, it could save our bonsai. Always pay attention to our Bonsai.
Master Class at Bonsai Garden Munich #3 - And the fun continued.
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Keeping warm
Keeping warm and well this winter
Cold homes have a significant impact on people's health. One of the best ways of keeping yourself well during winter is to stay warm.
What's the problem?
Cold weather can lead to serious health problems such as heart attacks, strokes, pneumonia and depression. This is of concern if you're vulnerable to cold-related illnesses because you're over 60, on a low income (so can't afford heating) have a long-term health condition such as heart, lung or kidney disease, or are disabled.
The government's Keep Warm Keep Well campaign aims to reduce cold-related illness and deaths. It has useful advice for you and your family on how to stay warm and well over the winter. Key tips include:
Keep warm at home:
- make sure your home is well insulated – there are a number of grants and other sources of help available for central heating and insulation. Installing loft and cavity wall insulation could reduce your fuel bill by up to £265 per year - see 'How to get further help' below
- set your thermostat at around 21ºC (70ºF) and heat all the rooms you use in the day
- if you can't heat all your rooms make sure you keep your living room warm throughout the day and heat your bedroom before going to bed
- set the timer on your heating to come on before you get up and switch off when you go to bed
- an electric blanket or a hot water bottle will help you keep warm at night, but never use them together as you could electrocute yourself
- if you have an electric blanket, get it tested by The Fire Brigade, Trading Standards or Age Concern to make sure it's safe to use.
Dress well:
- wear plenty of thin layers, rather than one thick one
- put on a coat, hat, scarf, gloves and warm shoes or boots when you go outside
- wear clothes made of wool, cotton, or fleecy synthetic fibres.
Other top tips:
- look out for elderly friends and neighbours. Check they're safe and well through the winter
- close curtains at night
- keep active. Move around at least once an hour and don't sit down for long periods of time. Even light exercise will help keep you warm
- if you are worried about paying your fuel bill, do get in touch with your fuel supplier and talk to them
- eat well – food is a vital source of energy, which helps to keep your body warm. Try to make sure you have hot meals and drinks regularly throughout the day
- make sure you are claiming all of the benefits you are entitled to
- get a flu jab - you can get a free jab to protect against seasonal flu from your GP if you are over 65 or if you have a long-term health condition.
How to get further help:
NHS Nottingham City CCG helps to support the Greater Nottingham Healthy Housing Service. They can refer you to all the above sources of help and give you more top tips to keep warm and well this winter.
Tel: 0844 4991920 www.nottenergy.com
Find out more about about the Government's 'Keep Warm Keep Well': https://www.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/213126/KeepWarmKeepWell.pdf
And this site gives top tips for affordable healthy meals: www.eatwell.gov.uk


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Adam Lansky is a Oregon-based audio engineer/producer with over a decade of recording experience in California, Florida, Arizona, Arkansas & Oregon. He has worked in many genres ranging from full orchestral works and classical piano to jazz, progressive rock, folk, metal, electronic, surround sound film scores, & conscious hip-hop. Lansky's history also includes work in theatre, independent film, television, live production and broadcast FM radio. He is currently the Archival Audio Engineer for the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra's 2013-2018 seasons, Conway Symphony Orchestra's 2013-2018 seasons, Portland Piano International's 2015-2018 Recital Series, the Choral Arts Ensemble of Portland's & Sunnyside Symphony Orchestra's 2016-2018 concert series, & the River City Men's Chorus 2015-2018, as well as Executive Producer for Salem Music Scene 2016-2018. Recent album credits include Three For Silver's The Way We Burn (2017) & Emily Lau's Opus 1 & 2 (2017).
Lansky received his Associate in Arts degree from Florida State University (Aug. 2005, Tallahassee, FL) and later graduated from the Conservatory of Recording Arts and Sciences (April 2008, Phoenix, AZ) with certifications in leading industry audio production software including Logic Pro, Pro Tools, Reason, Waves Plugins, and Antares Autotune. In 2013, he attended the Hot Springs Music Festival as an audio engineer under Jamie Tagg and was hired in 2014 to record the HSMF's largest-scale performances conducted by Peter Bay. Other music education festivals recorded include the Art Porter Music Education Jazz Festival, Wildwood Park for the Arts Music Festival, & Piano. Push. Play..
Lansky is a former instructor of the Ovation Music Academy (Benton, AR) and the sole developer of OMA's audio recording and production curriculum. He is a technical adviser for Ouachita Baptist University & has previously worked with University of Houston, University of Central Arkansas, & the Arkansas Arts Council. Academic book proposal manuscript review experience includes two titles with Focal Press-Routledge. His theatre engineering and sound design background includes the Arkansas Repertory Theatre, San Diego Repertory Theatre, Sunshine Brooks Theatre (Oceanside, CA), New Village Arts Theatre (Carlsbad, CA), and Star Theatre (Oceanside, CA). Film credits include Splash Worldwide (Portland), Palm Tree Shoe Productions, Darkan Entertainment, 1134 Films/Milkfarm, Knuckle City Films, Fifth Manor, Grey Sand Entertainment, and Focus One Entertainment. For two years, Lansky was a live broadcast radio producer for KABF 88.3 FM and from 2003-2016 composed/produced for evolution music band QuadkilleR.
Adam is an official member of the Audio Engineering Society (AES).
Artist endorsements include Royer Labs, Mojave Audio, & Black Lion Audio.
Prior event sponsorships include Royer Labs, Mojave Audio, Shure, & Electro-Voice.
Read Lansky's blog at Shure.com.
Full resumé can be downloaded HERE.
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In 2005 we bought a Roomba red and used it for a couple of years before moving onto our sailboat where we didn't need it anymore. I passed it on to my sister, who used it for a couple more years before she also didn't need it anymore and put it into storage until now.
I wasn't surprised that the original NiMh battery would no longer take a charge, but $26 on Amazon was all it took to fix that - and the Roomba is once again alive, much to the annoyance of our dog.
This Roomba only cost $150, and works great - especially at picking up dog hair. I think iRobot has really lost it's way, and as a result a huge portion of the market. The cheapest current Roomba is about $350, but most models are in the $450-$600 range. While our Red was near the bottom of the line when we bought it 9 years ago, I can't see any reason why they would be so much more expensive today - even accounting for inflation, with reduction in manufacturing costs and technology getting cheaper, these should be less expensive today than they were 9 years ago.
As a result, iRobot now has much more competition from companies like Neato. Today, I'd never buy an overpriced Roomba, but at least our 9 year old model is still working great!


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The Kronplatz region has much to offer in winter. Skiers and snowboarders can explore three resorts with perfectly prepared pistes, while away from the lifts there are untouched forests and powder slopes for ski touring and snowshoe fans to discover.
Kronplatz, Speikboden and Klausberg also offer a comprehensive network of trails for winter hiking and snowshoeing. Tip! All equipment can be hired from the local sports shops.
Tobogganing is another great winter activity for all the family. The region has many toboggan runs open from early in the morning until late at night.
During the cold winter months a 300km network of cross country skiing trails criss-crosses the flat valley floor. Further facilities include a World Cup biathlon arena and a selection of outdoor ice rinks.
Finally, climbing enthusiasts keen for a fix of vertical action even in winter will be pleased to know that the region offers a number of locations for ice climbing.
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text: The TARDIS or Time and Relative Dimension in Space is the time machine used in BBCs sci fi series Doctor Who. The spacecraft-come-portal is styled as a 1960s London Police box and has become a symbol of British popular culture and has featured in The Simpsons and in the cover art of Iron Maiden's 1986 album Somewhere In Time and the single Wasted Years. If you've ever considered building your own TARDIS then this poster should really be your first port of call. Our exploded diagram features all the dimensions of the Doctor's favourite time-travelling portal.


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Very attractive new real estate program
380 000 €
3 pièces - 2 Schlafzimmer - 68 m² - Vue : Meer Garten
Referenz Ny-DC-AD — Ideally located in the heart of the French Riviera, between the villages of St Paul de Vence and Valbonne at 24 km from Cannes, only 15 minutes drive from the beaches and the international Nice airport, the new real estate program of the Domaine du Colombier involves 12 well appointed and high standard 2 and 3 rooms apartments (with possibility to join 2 units to make bigger apartments). Spread in two typical niçois' style buildings located in a 2500 m2 provencal park with a large swimming pool in a peaceful setting, this is a very attractive program for both principal and secondary homes.
Each apartment has a private entrance, large terrace from 19 to 42 m2, opened kitchen, large dining room, well appointed bathroom. Five apartments enjoy private gardens and all have view on the garden, Bastidons Valley, in a natural charming atmosphere, most of them with sea view.
Apartment A04 is located at the 1st and last floor in a smallest building with 4 apartments only. It contains an entrance hall with cupboard, a living room, a kitchen to be equipped, 2 bed rooms with cupboards (13,15m2 et 10,30m2), 1 bath, 1 independent WC. The apartment has a very nice, large south and east facing terrace of 29m2.
Two parking places (some with pergola) are attributed by apartment (20.000 euro for both). ********** Please contact us for further information or a visit. Reduced notary fees.
- Terrasse (29.1 m²),
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- Küche,
- 2 Schlafzimmer,
- Badezimmer,
- Toilette,
- 2 Parkplätze,
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Doppelverglasung, Autounterstand, Außenbeleuchtung, Gegensprechanlage, Schwimmbad, Klimaanlage, Gemeinsame Waschküche, Elektrotor.
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Case Study:
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Addressing Homelessness in Victoria
The Fashion Fund was able to raise much needed funds through the sale of pre-loved clothing and food. We were pleased to be able to support three key charities that provided services to Victoria's homeless - Swags for Homeless, Urban Seed and Kids Under Cover. The event was experienced by over 3000 people of all ages, with the clear majority of young people. The day also saw over 600 garments sold.
Through this campaign, WDC Inc was able to engage its community of young people and encourage awareness and action. Over the course of the day, more than 100 young people volunteered their time to get the event off the ground. Following The Fashion Fund, volunteers were then able to share their experiences online through social media platforms which further increased awareness and online engagement. Coverage in traditional media was also dominant, through our strategic partnership with AMPR, major newspapers such as Herald Sun and The Age ran articles about the event ensuring a greater awareness of the issue of homelessness in our community.


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Wednesday, May 17, 2017 7:30 PM Blue Valley Southwest High School AWAY 5 Pittsburg High School HOME 4 Game Recap Dragons lost in the Up and Down Regional 5A Championship in extra innings. Both teams played very well and small ball and execution seemed to be the key for the winning team. The Dragons never


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Celebrate the success and accomplishments of NEJC Chamber members with an elegant evening of dinner, dancing, and a silent and live auction. There are many opportunities for businesses to participate and highlight their company through a variety of sponsorships, by donating auction items, and by purchasing tables.
Saturday, November 19, 2016
Overland Park Marriott
5:00 p.m. Private Reception
5:30 p.m. Cocktails and Silent Auction
7:00 p.m. Program & Dinner followed by
Live Auction and Dancing
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