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@Brief head:Marshwood Youth Baseball Registration
ELIOT, Maine — Marshwood Youth Baseball League (formally Eliot Youth Baseball) will be holding T-ball and baseball registrations at the Eliot Elementary School on the following dates and times: Feb. 27 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m., Feb. 28 from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m., and March 14 from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m.
To be eligible to register, players must age 4 by April 30, 2009 and not older than 12 by April 30. Players new to the league must bring a copy of the child's birth certificate. The cost to register is $65 per player or $90 per family. Checks in the proper amount should be made payable to Marshwood Youth Baseball.
For additional information contact league officials: John Watson or Cheryl Watson at 207-439-9298.
@Brief head:Stars AAU hoop tryouts
DOVER — Strafford County Stars AAU Girls Basketball Club will hold open tryouts at McConnell Center in Dover on Feb 28, from 9-11 a.m. Ages 10-12 will be the first hour, and 13-14 the second hour. Please arrive 15 minutes before your time slot and bring a copy of birth certificate and $20 registration fee is charged. There are limited slots available in the age groups. Any one wishing to start or coach a team should also attend. Please call Dennis at 603- 988-5152.
@Brief head:Portsmouth spring hoop league
PORTSMOUTH — The City of Portsmouth and www.NHsportspage.com are currently accepting rosters fo a spring men's basketball league.
Games will be played primarily at Spinnaker Point Recreation Center and the league will start in mid March. This is a bring-your-own-team, competitive men's league with an eight- to 10-game schedule, playoffs for every team and full league coverage on NHsportspage.com. Officials, scorekeepers and team jerseys will be included. Cost per teamis $650.
For more information please contact David haley at 603-781-3066 or e-mail davehaleynhsportspage.com.
@Brief head:Dover Little Green football sign-ups
DOVER — Dover Little Green Football will be conducting football sign-ups March 2 from 6-8 p.m., March 4 from 6-8 p.m., and March 7 from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m. at the McConnell Center in conjunction with Dover Recreation Spring sign-ups.
Dover Little Green Football is open to all boys and girls entering the 7th or 8th Grade. Student athletes from Dover Middle School, St. Mary's Academy, Barrington, Lee and Nottingham are eligible to participate.
The annual meeting of Dover Little Green Football will be held March 11 at 7 p.m. at the McConnell Center. All current player parents and interested player parents are welcome to attend.
The fee for participation is $125 however, sign-up can occur without payment of the fee until Aug. 1, 2009. Scholarships are available for eligible student-athletes.
Complete registration available at www.DoverLittleGreenFootball.com or call coach Dave Martinelli 603-343-8822 or Dave Akridge 603-781-4453.
@Brief head:Rochester Rebels AAU hoop tryouts
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Rebels Girls AAU basketball team will hols tryouts for the 2009 season for girls in grades 9 to 11 on Feb. 28 at the Rochester Community (6 to 8 p.m.). Registration starts at 5:30 p.m. There is a $25 non-refundable tryout fee. If a player makes the team there will be more team costs.
For more information, contact Shelley at 603-859-5754.
@Brief head:Dover Little League sign-ups
DOVER — Dover Little League will be holding sign-ups for the 2009 season on the following dates at the McConnell Center Cafeteria: Monday, March 2, and Wednesday, March 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. , and Saturday, March 7, from 9 a. m. to noon.
The league is open to boys and girls ages 8-12 who reside in Dover, Durham or Madbury. Sign-ups can also be completed online through our website at www.doverll.org. The registration fee for the 2009 season is still only $50. The league will be offering upcoming baseball training sessions at the USA Training Center in Newington at no charge for players. If you have any questions please contact League President Ronan O'Doherty at 603-749-5810 or visit us on the web at www.doverll.org.
@Brief head:Softball umpires needed
PORTSMOUTH — The New Hampshire Amateur Softball Association (NHASA) is look for men and women interested in becoming umpires for local leagues in N.H. If you are interested in learning more please contact Bob Hopley, NHASA State Commissioner, PO Box 8178 Portsmouth, NH 03802 or call 603-610-7111 or Glenn Colburn, NHASA UIC at 16 Lorisa Lane Milford, NH 03055 or call 603-672-6547. You may also find information on the NHASA website www.asa-nh.org.
@Brief head:Green Wave Baseball Boosters spaghetti dinner
DOVER — In conjunction with the Dover High School Drama Club's presentation of "Footloose," the Green Wave Baseball Booster Club will host a spaghetti dinner on March 6-7 from 5 to 7 p.m. Tickets will be on sale at the door for $7 (children 12 and under are $5).
All proceeds will benefit the high school team's trip to Cooperstown, N.Y., for its game with Spaulding. Additional donations are welcome and can be made the night of the dinner or by mailing a check to Green Wave Baseball Booster Club, Alumni Drive, Dover, NH 03820.
@Brief head:Eliot youth indoor soccer clinics
ELIOT, Maine — The Eliot Community Service Department is accepting registrations for youth indoor soccer clinics. This class will include skill instruction through the use of drills and play. The majority of class time will be spent playing games that will enhance each player's skills. They will also go through basic warm ups and stretching needed to be successful in the sport. For youth enrolled in PreK & Kindergarten � 9:15-10 a. m. ; 1st-2nd Graders� 10-11 a. m. ; 3rd-5th Graders� 11 a. m. t o 12 p.m. Saturdays, March 7-April 4.
For pricing information or to register contact the Eliot Community Service Department at 207-451-9334 or visit www.eliotcsd.org.
@Brief head:Seacoast Titans sign-ups
DOVER — The Seacoast Titans Football and Cheerleading will hold sign-ups at the McConnell Center in Dover on March 2 and 4 from 6 to 8 p.m. , and March 7 from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m. You may also go to www.seacoasttitans.com and register on line.
The 2009 registration fee will be $125 for first child and $110 each additional child. All boys/girls in Strafford County ages 7-15 as of 7/31/09 are welcome; Practices/Home Games held at County Farm Road fields. Copy of birth certificate required; Divisions based on age and weight. All football players will be weighed.
For more information contact Lori Carper 603-740-4162; Kathy Gadarowski-Joyal 603-343-1788; seacoasttitanshotmail.com.
@Brief head:JT LaMantia Basketball Tournament
FARMINGTON — The second annual JT LaMantia basketball tournament, sponsored by the Farmington High School Chapter of the National Honor Society, will be held March 25-26. Tip off is at 6 p.m. and each game is 15 minutes running time.
Sixteen teams of no more than 8 players can sign up on a first-come, first-serve basis. The team entry fee of $60 is due by March 13. Team registration forms are available in the Farmington High School office or by contact with Louise Leahy at 603-755-2811 ext. 219 or lleahysau61.com.
The tournament was created in memory of JT LaMantia who tragically passed away three days after his graduation in 2007. All proceeds will benefit the JT LaMantia Scholarship Fund.
Admission is $5 at the door for anyone over age 12. Children under 12 and Senior Citizens are admitted for free.
@Brief head:Green Wave Baseball Players Clinic
DOVER — The Green Wave Baseball Players Clinic is a two-day clinic morning or afternoon sessions for players ages 8-12 and will be held on March 21 at Dover High School.
The cost is $45 for the clinic and a T-shirt. Clinic includes offense, defense, base running and throwing. And always a clinic favorite — the player Wiffle ballgame. For more information and to sign up please e-mail sandy. sodencomcast. net.
@Brief head:Seacoast Dodgeball Tournament
KITTERY, Maine — The Seacoast Dodgeball tournament, hosted by the Kittery Recreation Department, will be held March 28 at Shapleigh Middle School, 9 a. m. to 5 p.m.
There will be three divisions: middle school (grades 6-8), high school (grades 9-12) and open (age 18 and older). The cost is $60 per team and registration must be done at the Rec Center. The deadline is March 13.
@Brief head:Rochester Sports Hall of Fame on May 2
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Elks Sports Hall of Fame Committee recently announced that the 21st Hall of Fame induction ceremony will be held on May 2 at the Rochester Elks Lodge BPOE 1393. The event will start with a social hour at 3:30 p.m. and will be followed by a meal and then the induction ceremony. This year's inductees list will be released shortly.
Tickets are $25 and can be purchased on line at www.rochestershof.com ($2 service fee will apply), at the Elks Lodge, Collins Sports, Lachapelle & Higgins Insurance Agency or Spence and Mathews Insurance Agency.
@Brief head:Roger Allen Baseball sign-ups
ROCHESTER — Roger Allen Baseball (Rochester Youth Cal Ripken Baseball) will hold sign-ups at the Rochester Community Center on March 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. , and March 7, 14, 21, and 28 from 10 a. m. to noon. Registration is open to children ages 4-12 and the birthday cut-off is May 1. A birth certificate is required for all league players.
For information call John Panteledes at 603-332-5469, Gary Jewell at 603-767-4170, Dave LeClair at 603-335-2358 or John Creteau at 603-335-1754. You may also visit the league website at www.rogerallenbaseball.com.
@Brief head:Dover spring sports sign-ups
DOVER — Dover Recreation would like to announce sign-ups for spring sports. Sign-ups will take place at the McConnell Center Cafeteria on Monday and Wednesday, March 2 and 4, from 6-8 p.m. , and on Saturday, March 7, from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m.
Dover Baseball, (combines T-ball, Instructional, Minor, Cal Ripken and Babe Ruth divisions), Cocheco Lacrosse, Dover Little League, Dover Soccer Association (Travel league only, not Rec Fall league � Just February dates), Dover Little Green Football and Cheer, Seacoast Titans Football and Cheer, Dover Youth Football, and Dover Youth Softball will be available for sign-ups.
Please call Dover Recreation at 603-516-6401 with any questions.
@Brief head:Rochester's annual basketball tournament
ROCHESTER — Rochester Boys Basketball Boosters Association announces it's annual "Fast Break Challenge" on March 6-8. Tournament is open to all 5th and 6th grade boys and girls teams. The cost is $100 with a guarantee of three games per team and a chance to qualify for playoffs and championship games. For more information and registration form: www.rochesterbasketball.net/tournaments/Fast_3-on-3.htm or e-mail boostersrochesterbasketball.net.
@Brief head:Cocheco Lacrosse looking for coaches
DOVER — Cocheco Lacrosse is looking for volunteer coaches for both boys and girls U9 thru U15 teams for the spring of 2009. Lacrosse is a growing sport and Cocheco is open to boys and girls in the Strafford County area. Interested girls coaches please contact Don Nary at 603-868-1105. Interested boys coaches please contact Mark Geppert at 603-742-2577. Or e-mail cochecolaxcomcast. net.
@Brief head:Seacoast Basketball Tournament accepting teams
PORTSMOUTH — The 60th Annual Seacoast Basketball tournament will be held at the Connie Bean Center beginning on March 22 and running to April 16. This year we have added a 5th - 6th grade girls division. Other divisions include 5th-6th boys, 7th-8th boys, 7th-8th girls, freshman/sophmore boys, junior/senior high school boys, high school girls and men. This is a double-elimination tournament and the cost is $175 for all youth teams and $200 for the men's division. For applications please visit Portsmouthbaberuth.com or contact Peter Goodwin at 207-439-0821 or at Pgood0698aol.com or Mike Young at 603-498-5863.
@Brief head:Somersworth- Berwick- Rollinsford Softball sign-ups
SOMERSWORTH — Somersworth- Berwick- Rollinsford Softball has begun sign-ups for the 2009 season. There are two convenient options to register: Sign up online at www.somersworthsoftball.com, download a registration from the website and mail to Somersworth Softball, PO Box 175, Somersworth, NH 03878, or attend sign-ups at the Somersworth Middle School and Rollinsford Grade School on March 5 and 12, from 6-8 p.m. , and on March 7 and 14 from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m.
@Brief head:Rochester Girls Softball League sign-ups
ROCHESTER — The Rochester Girls Softball League is holding sign-ups for the upcoming 2009 season. The league is open to girls ages 4-16 and the season is from late April until early June. The sign-ups will be at the Rochester Community Center on Saturdays, March 7 and 14, from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m. , and on Wednesday, March 4 and 11 from 6 to 8 p.m. If any questions, please contact Paul Cormier at 603-749-8250 (weekdays) or 603-332-8924 (evenings).
@Brief head:ORYA lacrosse sign-ups
DURHAM — Oyster River Youth Association has opened up spring 2009 registration for Lacrosse. You can register at www.oryarec.org. Spring lacrosse programs offered this year are for the following age groups; U7, U9, U11, U13 and U15 programs. Keep playing the fastest game on two feet.
@Brief head:South Berwick Babe Ruth sign-ups
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — South Berwick Babe Ruth Baseball will be holding sign-ups for the 2009 season on Friday, March 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday March 7, from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m. at the South Berwick Town Hall.
Sign-ups are open to ages 13 to 15 from South Berwick and Eliot. Anyone who has not played in this program before must provide proof of age. Please bring a copy of your birth certificate for the league files. Applicants must be 13 on or before April 30, 2009, and no older than 15 on April 30, 2009. For any questions or information please contact Richard Raitt at 207-384-9281.
JV girls lacrosse coach needed
SOMERSWORTH — Somersworth High School is looking for a girls JV lacrosse coach. Candidates should have prior coaching experience at a public or private high school. Please submit cover letter, resume and three current letters of recommendation to: Kevin Hebert, Athletic Director, Somersworth High School, 11 Memorial Drive, Somersworth, NH 03878. The deadline for applications is March 2.
Kittery youth indoor soccer
KITTERY, Maine — The Kittery Recreation Department will hold sign-ups for indoor soccer for ages 3-4 to Grade 6. The program runs from March 16 to April 29 at the Shapleigh Middle School. The cost is $40 per child or $50 for non-resident. Registration runs until March 2. Late registration starts after March 2 and is $60 per child ($70 for non-resident).
Women's summer hoop league sign-ups
PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmotuh Recreation Department will have a women's summer basketball league. For more information, contact Mike Eliasberg at 603-433-6650.
South Berwick/Rollinsford/Eliot Little League sign-ups
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — The South Berwick/Rollinsford/Eliot Little League will be holding sign-ups at the South Berwick Town Hall on March 6 and 13 from 5 to 8 p.m. , and March 7 and 14 from 9 a. m. to 12 p.m.
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You should try taking a purchase out of your vang system…
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More than 40 Jamie Dornan and Rory Best fans spent last Friday night (September 16) on Translink's first-ever Metro Legends tour.
Some local residents also jumped on board for the debut tour.
Claire and Cathy Holmes from Maghera,together with Emma McGroggan and Declan Campbell, also from the town, were amongst the first to travel on the Metro Legends Tour.
Following a public vote earlier this year, actor Jamie Dornan and rugby hero Rory Best were selected as the favourite local living legends to be celebrated on a special Metro Double Decker Metro Legends bus wrap.
With top radio personality Pete Snodden as the guide, the group set out on a 90-minute tour around Belfast to visit key locations associated with each of the stars.
Jamie Dornan is known around the globe for playing Christian Grey in the film 'Fifty Shades of Grey', which had one of the biggest opening weekends of all time for an R-rated film.
Jamie also plays a leading role in BBC's 'The Fall', a successful hit series credited with helping put Belfast on the film and television production map.
While you can trace his roots to Holywood, Jamie launched his modelling career in Belfast, and also attended school in the city.
Meanwhile rugby star Rory Best is a constant fixture at Kingspan Stadium in Belfast and rugby stadiums around Europe.
In 2016, Rory became the captain for Ireland, the first Ulster rugby player to captain the team since the late 1990s.
He is known as a leader on the field and is well regarded by sports fans in Belfast and beyond.
Translink Metro serves 12 corridors across greater Belfast and customers can enjoy great value with £1.25 journeys (city zone) using a Metro Smartlink card.
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I have a weighted sum,
weighted sum = w1*mu1 + (1-w1)*mu2
variance weighted sum = (w1^2)*var1 + ((1-w1)^2)*var2 + 2*w1*(1-w1)*cov
in which
mu1 = mean 1; mu2 = mean 2; var1 = variance for mean 1; var2 = variance for mean 2; cov = covariance; w1 = weight (ranging from 0 to 1)
Even though I can compute easily the minimum variance, I am now interested in finding the w1 that gives the largest ratio (weighted sum)/sqrt(variance_weighted sum).
Do you have any ideas on how one could do that? Any references?
Thanks in advance!
Many thanks, Robert! Does your solution take into account that the denominator is the square root of var_weighted_sum? and that the ratio may be either positive or negative? Actually, I am looking for the largest absolute ratio.
The formulation seems to provide weights that do not give the largest ratio. Example:
mu1 = 0.8125358 mu2 = 0.1312268
var1 = 0.123922 var2 = 0.010128
cov = 0.0021274
I know that for this example, the weight (w1) that gives the highest ratio R
R = (w1*mu1 + (1-w1)*mu2)/sqrt((w1^2)*var1 + ((1-w1)^2)*var2 + 2*w1*(1-w1)*cov)
is w1 = 0.354, giving a R = 2.5867
According to your solution, the w1 = 0.0795, giving a R = 1.885
Since my background is in Biosciences, I will be really grateful if you could comment on that. Am I doing something wrong?


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Ann Fowler's family moved from Liverpool in NSW to London in order to find a cure for Ann's deafness. When this was unsuccessful, they turned to a school for deaf children – most likely the Old Kent Road School in London – and Ann was a pupil there from 1842 until 1853, living with her uncle and his family.
Ann returned home to NSW in 1853, and lived with her mother until her mother's death in 1889. Family records mention that "Ann remained in her mother's company, for each understood the need of the other. By finger and hand gesture, or by slate, they communicated." In the late 1800s, Ann and her mother lived in Redfern, not far from the Institute, and in the same area as Arthur Renwick. This makes it very likely that Ann also met with other deaf people in Sydney.
Ann died in Waverley at her brother's home, at the age of 71 years. Some of her letters from her school days can be seen in the Fowler Family Papers Collection (1827-1973) at the Mitchell Library.
MLMSS 2991, Fowler family – Papers, 1827-1973. Mitchell Library
Fowler, Lionel A. 1985. Malua, Four Centuries of Fowler Family History 1535-1985, William Thomas Fowler His Ancestry and His Descendants."


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Happy Friday
You've made it to the end of the week so why not celebrate with us at House Curious and make one of our latest cocktail discoveries. With the change in weather we wanted to create something that was refreshing and warming that was fairly healthy. I know some of you will be doing sober October, which I thought I would try but I only lasted 24 hours. If you are looking for an alternative to gin then why not try Seedlip, to make a mocktail. It's so good and I lived on it when I was pregnant.
This weeks cocktail is brought to you by Silent Pool Gin and it's so simple and delicious. Have a great weekend and do share any cocktails you make with me over on instagram. You can also head over to IGTV for the live recipe.
1 25ml shot of gin
1 bottle of kombucha
Crushed ice
Lime wedges
1/2 teaspoon of fresh grated ginger
Fill a glass or copper mug with crushed ice.
Add Silent Pool gin, grated ginger and then squeeze three to four lime wedges into the glass. Fill to the glass to the brim with kombucha and serve. Garnish with a wedge of lime.


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First Published: 07 Aug 2017
This report suggests some steps that might be taken to deliver on the Scottish Government's pledge to develop a social security system based on respect for dignity.
First Published: 13 Jun 2017
First Published: 20 Apr 2017
A brief overview of the Equality Act 2010 for advisors in Scotland.
The Commission wrote to all 20 English Premier League football clubs to ask about the accessibility of their ground and the services they provide to disabled supporters. This report is our assessment, based on the information they gave us.
First Published: 08 Mar 2017
Mae Pwy sy'n rhedeg Cymru? yn archwilio'r arweinyddiaeth ledled Cymru i ddeall yn well pwy yw'r bobl sydd yn yr uwch swyddi a pha mor gynrychiadol ydyn nhw.
First Published: 08 Feb 2017
This short publication gives a bullet point summary of the 'Measuring Up?' monitoring process which the Commission has carried out of Scottish Public Authorities reporting and performance under the Scotland Specific Equality Duties
First Published: 31 Jan 2017
This guide sets out seven steps managers should follow to help companies identify, mitigate and report on the human rights impacts of their activities.
First Published: 15 Dec 2016
This series of factsheets shows the main findings for some of the protected characteristics covered in the Is Britain Fairer? (2015) report.
First Published: 13 Dec 2016
Research to try and understand the extent of the problem of deaths of people immediately after they leave prison or police custody.
This guide provides a list of all the public authorities in Scotland who are covered by the general public sector equality duty under the Equality Act 2010 and the specific duties in Scotland


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Parents want home-school students in public-school activities
JEFFERSON CITY - State Representative Elijah Haahr (R-Springfield) introduced House Bill No. 232 Thursday which would give an equal opportunity to home-school students to participate in public school activities.
Currently twenty-seven states allow home-school students to participate in public school sporting activities but Missouri is not one of them.
Haahr is pushing to bring Missouri in.
"Some students don't learn best in a classroom setting, they may have certain individual personal limitations that work better to be home-schooled," Haahr said. "Those same students, their parents pay property taxes to the local school districts, and yet they don't have the opportunity participate in sports."
Parent Joe Biron has four children who are home-schooled and feels like they should be given the same opportunities as students who attend local schools.
"We're paying our taxes, yet our children can't partake in school activities. I'm still paying the salary of the coaches, the principal, superintendent and the teachers, but yet my children don't attend that school so they can't partake in the sports, and I don't think that's right," Biron said.
12-year-old home-school student Isaiah Craft testified to a house committee Thursday and said he would really like a chance to play football while not having to attend a local school.
The bill states students would still have to have the same academic achievements as public school students and still would need to go through the same policies regarding registration, age, and performance but just to be given the opportunity to try out.
One representative from the Missouri State High School Activities Association testified against the bill. The reason given was the association can't confirm the standards of home-school students like it can public-school students.


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Eduard & Je
Would you leave the comfort of your home, without even the promise to find another one miles away? Eduard wouldn't have imagined meeting a strong, go-getter like Jehanna when he left his hometown and Je, on the other hand, probably thought that meeting the love of her life a thousand miles away from Manila was the last thing that would happen to her. Eduard hails from Lleida, which is a city in the west of Catalonia, Spain. Je is from Manila, Philippines. Both meet in another foreign country in a dragonboat team in Singapore and found that they had a lot more things in common than a love for sports.
The two started out as teammates in the local dragonboat team and being in that team day in and day out formed the foundation of Eduard and Jehanna's friendship. For anyone who's found love overseas, having cultural differences can make or break the relationship. I think everyone needs to understand that there's more of a give and take kind of vibe that needs to happen in these types of situations. Je mentions that both of them have strong spirits yet she says that they both communicate clearly what they want and respect each person's needs and decisions even though they constantly discover new differences every day. And it takes an incredible amount of effort to realize that those differences are what makes the relationship even more unique and valuable–a continuous dialogue spoken in two different dialects of love. I asked Jehanna how she manages it–the constant adjustments and acceptance–and she replied with this:
"Eduard and I are obviously two different people. Our cultures vary from each other in many ways, and naturally, differences do get in the way. It takes effort to overcome the differences and it also takes an equal amount, or even greater effort to show appreciation for these differences. As the years went by, we have learned to embrace our differences and enjoy the similarities in our practices and traditions. We say our piece about what one thinks and we let each other take the decision, then we take turns. I guess that's how we make it work. That though didn't happen overnight. That process is a work-in-progress even up to now. So our conclusion to this whole thing: effort, patience and support for each other. As with any regular couple, we are very much uncertain as to what the future holds. No one is ever ready when asked the big question. I, at least, wasn't expecting when he asked me. That I guess is the interesting about the mystery, you just have to see it unfold before your eyes and try your best to make something good out of it."
That sounds just about the right way to go in any kind of relationship: a give and take of sorts and one that doesn't give up even if things are difficult in the beginning. Nothing worth having is always easy anyway. The couples I encounter have different stories and I always try to find what each story's lasting legacy is. For some it is perseverance while for others, it is taking risks. With Eduard and Jehanna it is meeting in the middle–finding a balance and looking for what can make the relationship move forward. Not everyone will have a perfect honeymoon-type of whirlwind romance, and that's okay. Some relationships are forged in a furnace of trials and difficulties. And for those who are blessed enough to find theirs still intact, they now hold something very few relationships can boast about.


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Our local cable TV company is Cox Communications. Well, mybe I sould say "was."
They (Cox) recently divested service in my local market to an affiliate, or spin-off, or something, called Suddenlink.
We've had billboards around town announcing the change, ads on the local (cable-provided) TV stations, ads on the radio, and even in the newspaper. All are clearly designed to make me and other customers feel good about our new cable provider.
Concerning cable TV, the provider of that service seems to me to be like a commodity. As long as the prices are similar, one provider is pretty much as good as another. Of course, I live in a "small market," so there IS no competition. But a change from one cable company to another is no big deal.
For broadband internet service, however, it's a different matter. Before too long I'll have to change my email address. I'm not sure yet if it'll be "@suddenlink.COM," or "@suddenlink.NET." But neither of those is as easy to type as "@cox.net."
I may not be able to keep my email "prefix" or I.D. either. A few years ago Cox changed their domain name from cox-internet.com to cox.net. You'd THINK they would just move all their customers' I.D.s over to the domain, right? OH, no! We all had to "apply" for new email addresses at "@cox.net." My old one of "jearle" was taken.
I just received an email "newsletter" yesterday warning me that I needed to back up my personal web space (currently on cox.net) onto my home PC. That tells me that soon I'll have a new domain name on my personal web site, links I post on this blog to pictures, and other pages.
I'll need to get new business cards for my "author" business. I still have some correspondence out relating to my novel that lists my current "cox.net" email. Hopefully they will automatically forward any mail sent to that old address for a while.
But what bothers me most is the lack of information about all this. I imagine every one of their cable internet customers shares some of these concerns. I sure wish they'd tell us details about the upcoming changes.
But then, as Carol is fond of telling me, I'd have to find something else to worry about.
Stories and events from the life of a retired Human Resources Manager who loves to proofread and edit for other authors. For free.
Thursday, October 12, 2006
Sudden... WHO?
2 comments:
- Candace said...
What a painintheass!*
BTW, thanks for tagging me with the book meme, John!
*pronounced pah-NIN-thee-us. :)
- Miss Cellania said...
Happened here. Charter Communications is now New Wave Communications. A lot of folks have to change their email addresses, but mine will remain at gmail and yahoo. How simple can that be?
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Can SMSFs investing in residential properties cause a boom, or worse, a property bubble?Financial adviser Olivia Maragna says not, and she produced some facts to support her case.According to Ms Maragna, SMSFs had just 33 per cent of the $1.6 trillion in Australian superannuation industry assets.Out of the $500 billion in assets that SMSFs had, just 15 per cent of assets were invested in property. Of the 15 per cent invested in property, four per cent was invested in residential property and about 11 per cent in non-residential property.Although SMSF investment in property had increased by about $1.5 billion in the financial year – sparking fears of a property boom – Ms Maragna said SMSF's had increased by $67 billion so the increase was proportionately small.Property investment had actually decreased as a percentage compared to total SMSF assets in the past financial year, she said. Ms Maragna also said it could be expensive to set up a SMSF trust and warned people to do the sums before committing to such an investment strategy.Source: http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/queensland/blogs/good-finance-advice/is-property-the-answer-for-your-self-managed-superannuation-fund-20131008-2v60l.html
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All Christians who have an interest in the healing ministry or has a minimum training in Theology or holding a position of Chaplain or as specified by the chaplain section.
Number of members as on January 2018: 757
Executives Committee:
- Fr. Dr. George Varughese, Chairperson
- Rev. T. Devadoss, Vice Chaiperson
- Rev. T Augustine
- Rev. Dr. Ezeckiel Shanthakumar
- Rev. Percy K V Hirams
- Ms. Somini Shaji
- Rev. J D David Rajan
- Rev. Jared Issac
- Rev. Ashish Kumar Dukhi
- Rev. Paul Ravi Kumar
- Rev. Dr. T Arul Dhas – CEB
Diploma in Pastoral Healing Ministry: In the context of stress and strain experienced by persons, families and communities following rapid social change and consequent collapse of support systems in the Indian society, the Senate of Serampore College offers the Diploma in Clinical Pastoral counseling to the Church so that those among its ranks, lay and ordained, may be equipped to participate effectively in the healing ministry of the church through theologically and psychologically sound training in counseling.
Clinical: The word 'Clinical' in the title of this diploma proramme highlights the intention to equip the trainees to offer formal and systematic counseling service to the general public in an institutional setting. The setting may be that of a parish, counseling centre, hospital, educational institution or social work programme. Clinical does not exclusively refer to the hospital setting.
Objectives: The objectives of the Diploma in Clinical Pastoral Counselling are:
Prior to admission a candidate should have:
A person who holds a Bachelor Degree of a University and had completed at least three years of work experience or involvement in some form of lay ministry of the church as determined by the admitting institution and subject to passing the aptitude test as under 1(c)
Other Requirements
The candidate shall be in residence during the entire study period and shall not accept any other responsibility other than those assigned by the centre. The institution or persons directly responsible or appointed to supervise may require a candidate to be in attendance any time during the practical training.
Registration for the Course: A candidate who fulfills the admission requirement should register for the course by 15th June each year through the institution. Late registration will be accepted till 31st June subject to payment of late fee.
The length of the Diploma Course is one full academic year (11 months) commencing from 15th June and ending with 15th May of the following year.
The maximum time allowed to complete the Diploma is two years and subject to recommendation by the admitting institution.
Healing Ministry Week 2019
We will celebrate Healing Ministry Week 2018 from 10 – 17 February 2019.
Kindly find below the Healing Ministry material for download:
Download Healing Ministry Poster 2019
Bible Study 2019
Order of Worship 2019
1. Order of Worship in English
3. Order of Worship in Kannada
6. Order of Worship in Punjabi
7. Order of Worship in Malayalam


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Police seek witness who took photo of girl's puncher
San Luis Obispo police were looking Wednesday for a witness who may have photographed the assailant in the case where a man reportedly walked up and struck a 15-year-old girl in the face downtown on Oct. 3.
Moments after that assault, police report, a witness told the victim's mother that she had taken pictures of the suspect. The woman provided the victim's mother with her name and phone number, according to police, but that information was not retained.
The San Luis Obispo Police Department urges this witness and anyone else who may have information to contact the police department at 805-781-7337.
The girl had to have her jaw wired shut to recover from the injury.
The incident occurred in the 700 block of Higuera Street at 12:55 p.m. on Oct. 3. The man reportedly walked up to the girl and struck her in the face, breaking her jaw.
He was described from witness accounts as an unshaven white male, age 25 to 30, with short dark hair. He was wearing a white T-shirt, a blue athletic jacket and blue jeans, police said.


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Don Blandford's Match Photos from Saturday's 0-1 Away defeat to Canvey Island in the Ryman League Premier Division at The Frost Financial Stadium.
Match Photos from Farnborough's 0-1 Away defeat to Canvey Island from Don Blandford's Flickr set can be viewed here.
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Dean M. Meyers is presently an independent scholar living in Thailand but for many years (1982–2000) lectured in Southeast Asian History at the Comparative Culture Faculty of Sophia University, Tokyo, Japan. His research interests have principally centered on late 19th and early 20th century political relations between the rival colonial powers in mainland Southeast Asia, namely France and Britain, the peoples and polities of the region, and an increasingly influential Japan.
Current projects include research regarding French and British involvement with Siam during the critical period at the end of the 19th century when that ancient state managed, just barely, to retain its national sovereignty, and subsequently transformed itself into a modern nation. E-mail contact: email@example.com.


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2008 Toyota RAV4 Sport 3.5 V6 from North America
The car is overpriced and unreliable
Bought the car at the Toyota dealership only a year ago. Paid $19000 plus tax for it. Put less than 20K on it and the head gasket started leaking coolant at 77K. Warranty expired 3 months ago. Too bad we did not buy an extended warranty, but that's because we always trusted Toyota reliability. Dealer quoted $3700 for the repair, because they have to pull out the engine to do the job. Unbelievable! Put less than 20K on it, and now we have to spend $3700 for the repair on a car that was made in Japan and has only 77K on it. Did not expect that from a TOYOTA.
Also, there are two recalls on this car.
The paint work is really thin; scratches and chips off easily.
Interior plastic looks cheap and rattles sometimes.
MP3 CD does not play home-made MP3s.
Suspension is really stiff on our Sport model.
The antenna attached to the front fender makes it inconvenient to clear the snow off the windshield. Especially for short people.
Back door opens to the side, which is also uncomfortable.
Pillars on both sides of the windshield are thick and create blind spots.
The only good thing I like about this car is the powerful engine, but what good is it, if I have to add coolant to it every week or pay a pile of money to fix the problem.
We still have our old 99 4 cylinder Camry. Bought it used with 205K on it. Now it's got 306K and still goes without serious problems. It even has the original starter and alternator.
Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? No
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Disclaimer: I have a long way to go with this stuff, but I'm always learning and I assume some of you are too.
I took a really great honors class in college on food sustainability. I wish I could redo it now because I know I would take it more seriously. I remembered there was a short article in the textbook, Menu for the Future, that suggested the top five foods to keep organic. I finally flipped through and revisited that page.
This is a just a Summary of "Five Easy Ways to go Organic", by Tara Parker-Pope
1. Milk. Conventional stuff is full of antibiotics, pesticides and artificial hormones. Don't get me started. There's a nice short and sweet article on Relevant that will make you want to ditch beef and dairy if you haven't already. Or reevaluate the industry. Or just start with organic. Or just talk about it but still be grossed out nonetheless.
2. Potatoes. One survey said 30% of our vegetable consumption is in some form of potato. Even when washed and cooked, they're still among the highest in pesticides.
3. Peanut butter. 99% of peanut farmers use pesticides. PB is a staple in many people's diet, so why not spend the extra buck and do it right. Bonus: the stuff you grind in the health section is so much better anyway. Especially if it's almond butter.
4. Ketchup. About 75% of tomato consumption is processed. Organic ketchup has twice as many antioxidants as non-organic.
5. Apples. One of the most consumed and one of the most contaminated. Luckily, fancy apples are cheap and tasty.
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The Babyshambles are not longer with their record label Rough Trade Records though reports vary as to why.
The famed indie record label once home to the Smiths released the two albums recorded by Babyshambles' frontman, Pete Doherty's former band the Libertines. They also released the Babyshambles' debut album
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which sold 110,000 copies in the UK.
Despite not exactly having stellar record sales the band has remained in the headlines due to the headline worthy behavior of frontman Pete Doherty including his drug addiction and on again off again relationship with supermodel Kate Moss.
But the band's most recent run at the headlines had to do with their lack of a record label, a Rough Trade spokesperson told UK newspaper the independent that the band no longer had a contract with Pete Doherty and Co., "we are obviously very fond of him, but at the moment we are not working with him."
Though many journalists speculate the Doherty's behavior or lower than expected record sales had something to do with his lack of a label Rough Trade insists that their contract simply ran out.
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Alex Proyas Continues to Make Movies
You have to give props to Alex Proyas for casting Rufus Sewell as an amnesiac psychic in dark city — even off-screen, Sewell always seems to be working some spooky mental magic on anyone in his vicinity. Every time I look at photos of the guy, I think, "Stop doing that to me!" Which doesn't actually do much good since he's not, you know, actually psychic.
On the other hand, Proyas also made the brilliant decision to cast Will "Oh Hell Yeah!" Smith in an adaptation of a bunch of Isaac Asimov stories. Now, Smith's a fine actor at times, but the problem is that there are two Will Smiths — on one hand, the guy who starred in Bad Boys and Independence Day; on the other, the guy who starred in Ali and The Pursuit of Happyness — and Proyas paid for the first one.
So I can't say I'm all that thrilled to see Proyas hit up a short story by another sci-fi master for material — in this case, Robert Heinlein. The Hollywood Observer reports that it will be INCREDIBLY SUPER ORIGINAL:
Phoenix principals Mike Medavoy, Arnie Messer and Brad Fischer will produce the adaptation of "The Unpleasant Profession of Jonathan Hoag," which they describe as a complex psychological thriller with plenty of action as well as some love interest. A title change is likely.
A psychological thriller! With action! And a love interest! Where are those Twizzlers and that tub of popcorn? You've totally reeled me in, Phoenix Pictures, though, obviously the title change will be key. Something like, Mind Maze, perhaps. Or Brainspark. Who wants to line up with me tonight?!


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I am an avid online shopper. But throughout all my shopping experiences, I have had my fair share of hits and misses. Sometimes it is so convenient to shop at the comfort of home, but sometimes you secretly wish that you could bring that piece of apparel into the fitting room and see for yourself whether it works or not.
I have been getting my dose of UK brands such as Oasis and Lipsy via ASOS. But recently, I have been informed that Robinsons has brought these 2 labels into their stores! In fact, there are 10 new brands in Robinsons now although my heart still goes out to Oasis. Love their quirky and cheerful prints that is ingeniously incorporated in the feminine styles!
Silk blouse: Oasis (Courtesy of Robinsons) | Red skinny jeans: Oasis (Courtesy of Robinsons) | Skinny belt: ASOS | Booties: Camper | Watch: Kenneth Cole
I have been wanting to get a pair of bright jeans. I am thankful that bright colours are apparently still relevant for the next couple of seasons – including early Fall! Perhaps, I should try matching red with purple, bright blue or dull orange. What do you think?
I have uploaded the Oasis collection pictures and some photos of Robinsons Raffles City on my Facebook album. To be honest, the 2nd level of Robinsons Raffles City looks more rejuvenated with the fresh new additions such as Aryn K, Axara and Numph as compared to before which was more occupied with OL fashion.
I haven't had a chance to visit the new Marina Bay Sands store but it stocks more interesting foreign labels such as Lulu Guinness, Rebecca Minkoff and Vivienne Westwood. The Beauty Hall at Marina Bay Sands also sells bespoke beauty brands like my favourite Philip B – totally reminds me of Joyce in Hong Kong!
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- Published by MsGlitzy.com on August 8, 2011 11:00 AM


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Security and crime
We work to enhance the security of buildings, and reduce the risk and fear of crime in towns and communities.
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