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Top Ten Rock and Roll Songs With the Greatest ScreamsBeatlesboy9 I'm talking about either like a scream in the intro or somewhere else in the song. Some are also in the chorus. I may as well be possibly biased to put the Doors and Led Zeppelin Multiple Times just because of Jim and Robert's honest raw rock voices.
The Top Ten
This is THE rock scream.
THE scream. Raw, powerful, emotional. You know it when you hear it. A lot of other good ones out there, but this one is the gold standard.
Greatest rock band ever, often overlooked, but once introduced to the Who, you never look back.
Roger Daltrey is absolutely fantastic7 Comments
One of my favourite vocal performances ever! Nobody can imitate these screams. - Userguy44
Ian Gillan can physically scream at a higher level and control his voice better than any other singer on the planet this deserves to be number 1! - STLRams1
Ian Gillan screams for about 2 minutes towards the end (after 8:00). He is a master - his screams never disappoint. Maybe this anti-war song should be at #1. - Metal_Treasure
There are none. None more loud...
Obviously kickin in after a high quality, trippy masterpiece. It builds up to the scream the seconds before, but still comes outta nowhere. Awesome!
Jim's voice never sounded better. - PetSounds
Blood curdling
So near-impossible to pull off that even Freddie Mercury botched it when Queen covered it in concerts. - truckturner
The first heavy metal song! It still sounds fresh and vitale and McCartney sounds phenominal.
It's actually Paul screaming. I love it.
John let the throat here
One of the greatest and most emotional screams - it's in the second half of the song, just before the long guitar outro (go to 4:05). The scream is long, powerful and breathtaking. Perfectly performed. - Metal_Treasure
The best intro scream I know (0:20). If you like screams, don't miss this one - it's long, beautiful, melodic, powerful and perfectly performed. - Metal_Treasure
One of the best screams from the 70s (1971), comparable to Ian Gillan's screams. It's in the intro. David Byron did a great job. - Metal_Treasure
The Contenders
Awesome and powerful intro scream. This song is an ELO cover.
ELO - Electric Light Orchestra, a 70s band. - Metal_Treasure
Ian Gillan again - many times in this song, some of the screams are at the beginning (after 1:00). Very powerful, extremely well controlled and overall, amazing screams. He's really a master. - Metal_Treasure
This So real Scream power
I'm afraid there are NO screams in this song... - Metal_Treasure
Makes you wish you were crazy
Axl rose has multiple screams all of them proving that he should be in the top ten.
David Byron again - 4:50. - Metal_Treasure
The best scream... Any song... any genre... 'enough said
Better than The Who.You know the scream anywhere.THE SCREAM.
So you don't feel a TTHHIIiIiIiNNggg
So much power!
BOTH of Plant's screams in this song are better than his ones in WLL and IS
Listen to the chorus, especially the last one in the song, and you'll understand
In Bite The Bullet off the Gillan album Future Shock he unleashes a scream that rivals that of Child In Time! - STLRams1
"I am the Lizard King, I can do anything"
Brian Johnson screams the whole song and its not obnoxious... plus I dig the motivational lyrics on making a comeback.
Because I think so! lol
I only listen to this version because of the screaming. Was my first song when I heard him screaming. - zxm
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PhD scholarship for a historian of science:
The Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre, DLR Oberpfaffenhofen, in cooperation with the Department of Science Studies, Aarhus University, and the Rachel Carson Center, Munich, invites applications for a historian of science for the project:
– Exploring the atmosphere: Atmospheric science in times of large scale air pollution and global climate change?
Tasks and Goals:
Atmospheric and climate sciences have grown enormously in the post-war period. Problems like air pollution, ozone formation and climate change posed great challenges to the atmospheric sciences. New developments in measurement technology, computer technology or aircraft and satellite surveillance, on the other hand, created formidable opportunities for advancing the understanding of atmospheric processes.
The Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre (IPA) of Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR) in Oberpfaffenhofen, close to Munich, is one of the largest German atmospheric research institutions with a staff of more than 100 persons. It has some outstanding features distinguishing it from many other atmospheric research institutions, notably the availability of modern research aircraft and the wide coverage of basic and applied research efforts spanning from instrument development and atmospheric measurements to weather and climate simulation.
On the occasion of its 50th anniversary in 2012 IPA supports a historical investigation of its development. The candidate has the task to investigate central scientific activities, in which the institute engaged since 1962. This includes a wide range of scientific problems from weather control, ozone formation, aerosols and cloud research to the impact of air traffic on atmosphere and climate and involved complex historical contexts characterized by strong political demands, industrial interests and public concerns.
Description of activities
· Historical investigation of published and archival sources
· Conduction of interviews with relevant persons
· Evaluation of the scientific and political historical contexts
· Writing of a dissertation in the history of science to be published as a historical monograph
· Finished master degree in the history of science or neighbouring disciplines
· Experience in the history of science
· Basic knowledge of atmospheric sciences or the willingness and ability to acquire the relevant knowledge
· Willingness and ability to communicate to and closely cooperate with atmospheric scientists
· Sufficient proficiency in German
Funding for a PhD student will be available for a period of three years. The project will be pursued as a cooperation of the Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre in Oberpfaffenhofen, Germany, the Department of Science Studies, Aarhus University in Denmark, and the Rachel Carson Center for Environmental Studies in Munich, Germany. Work location will be partly Munich/Oberpfaffenhofen and Aarhus.
Participation in the Aarhus graduate school is possible. Starting salary will be according to half a position in the German standard salary scheme TV-ÖD E13. This equals approximately 1100 per months. For good candidates additional funding from Aarhus University may be negotiable.
Applications are invited from graduates in the history of science or neighbouring fields who plan to acquire a doctoral degree in the history of science. A background and some experience in the physical sciences would be a clear advantage. Applicants are asked to submit a statement of motivation (max. 400 words), a CV and a pdf of all degree documents. Applications should be sent to Hans Volkert or Matthias Heymann (see below). The deadline for applications is 8 February 2010.
Dr. Hans Volkert
Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt (DLR)
Institut für Physik der Atmosphäre
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You find out you're having a baby. You go to your appointments. You read the books and take birth classes. You want to have your baby, your way. Your pregnancy is special to you and you want to have a birth that reflects that uniqueness.
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I read Rework cover-to-cover this afternoon. Time well-spent.
Jason Fried and David Heinemeier Hansson wrote the book - they're two of the brains behind 37Signals, an iconic software company that creates amazingly simple, useful products and has helped redefine the online software business.
The book is about starting and growing a business. It is simple, direct, and reasonable - basically a collection of one page manifestos, each coupled with a great illustration. You can download a sample here.
Some of my favorite nuggets:
Who cares what they're doing? "Focus on competitors too much and you wind up diluting your own vision."
Pick a fight. "If you think a competitor sucks, say so."
Out-teach your competition. "Teach and you'll form a bond you just don't get from traditional marketing."
Build half a product, not a half-assed product. "Getting to great starts by cutting stuff that's merely good."
The content isn't necessarily earth-shattering - but the book's clarity, honesty, and applicability are truly genius. Highly recommend the read.


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International Journal of Business and Economic Sciences Applied Research (IJBESAR)
International Journal of Business and Economic Sciences Applied Research (IJBESAR)
Publishing House: Τεχνολογικό Εκπαιδευτικό Ίδρυμα Ανατολικής Μακεδονίας και Θράκης
Subject(s): Economy
Frequency: irregular and other
Print ISSN: 2408-0098
Online-ISSN: 2408-0101
Status: Active
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The International Journal of Business and Economic Sciences Applied Research (IJBESAR) is a blind peer-reviewed, scholarly journal devoted to publishing high-quality papers and sharing original business and economics research worldwide. It intends to serve as an outlet for theoretical and empirical research in all areas of Business and Economics in general, including Management (General Management, Marketing, Operations, Supply Chain, Human Resources, Operations Research and Research Methods), Business Informatics, Accounting and Finance, Economic Theory and Applied Economic Policy (National, Regional & Sectoral), in European and International Context.
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Coconut Palm
put the lime in the coconut, she drank 'em both up..."
Harry Nilsson
Coconut Palms
are, no doubt, the most universally recognized and economically important palm. Imagine
how boring the world would be without the sweet tropical
flavor of it in tropical drinks, coconut macaroons, and
coconut shrimp. Palm Beach, Florida would have never
gotten its name and comedians would not have coconut
cream pies to throw at people. How boring would life be
without the coconut?
Copra (the dried "meat" of the
coconut seed), from which oil is extracted, is a
significant cash crop throughout the tropics. Coir, the fiber from the fruit, is
used in manufacturing. The fruits, or coconuts, yield several food products at
different stages of development, and the leaves are used for thatch or are woven into
baskets, mats and clothing. Even the trunks are used for construction. Of the
tribe Cocoeae, and subfamily Arecaceae
they are known by the botanic name Cocos nucifera.
Coconut palms
can grow to over 100 feet
tall.Click image to
Maypan coconut palm Click image to enlarge.
Orange husked
coconuts. Click image to enlarge.
So you want to grow your
own coconut palm from a coconut you found? Great, and
guess what -- it is pretty easy to do.
To start a coconut from
the seed, you want a freshly fallen brown, dry nut with
the outer fibrous husk intact
In a 3-gallon plastic pot
place high quality potting soil mixed with 40% coarse
sand (I suggest clean bagged sand that you can get at a
depot store or, if you are frugal and willing to work
for it, coarse beach sand). Add rocks for drainage to
the bottom of the pot
Lay the coconut on the
ground to see which way it rests then plant the coconut
1/2 way into the soil in the same position.
Find a place in partial
shade to place the pot and water occasionally to keep
the soil barely moist -- too much water may cause the
nut to rot.
It can take up to 9 nine
months for a coconut palm to sprout from seed, actually
it is not uncommon for a coconut palm to take many
months to sprout.
When it begins to sprout,
a coconut will split its husk at the bottom and send
down roots. It may take several months before the
coconut splits the top of the husk to push up its first
After the coconut sprouts,
it can be left in the 3-gallon pot for about 3-6
months. After that, plant it in
another larger pot or directly into the soil. Be sure to
add composted manure and fertilize on schedule after the
plant sprouts at least 3 fronds.
Coconut palms
make great tropical accent
plants. Click image to
Green husked coconuts.Click image to
Close-up of
coconut palm trunk. Click image to enlarge.
Coconut palm fronds. Click image to enlarge.
How to Open Coconuts
The coconut palm starts fruiting 6 to
10 years after the seed germinates and reaches full
production at 15 to 20 years of age. It continues to
fruit until it is about 80 years old with an annual
production of 50 to 200 fruits per tree, depending on
cultivar and climate. The fruits require about a year to
develop and are generally produced regularly throughout
the year.
The easiest way to crack
open a coconut with the husk still on it is with a
machete. But if you do not have this tool handy or are
concerned that you might accidentally cut something off
that you need, the more strenuous and time consuming,
but safer way is to smash it to the ground on concrete
pavement. This is the method I used when I was younger
and found myself without any cutting tools at hand. The
method is simple: basically you take the pointed end of
the coconut (not the end that was attached to the
stalk), point it at the cement (ie. sidewalk) and from a
distance of about 3-4 feet toss it like a football at
the ground. this might take a few shots, but if you have
a ripe coconut, are lucky or skillful, you will be able
to get the husk to split long-ways around the
circumference of the coconut. Then you can peel off the
husk and crack the coconut's shell to get to the meat
Common Name: Coconut
Botanical Name: Cocos
Subfamily: Arecaceae
Plant Type: Solitary
Palm Tree
Origin: The
Pacific Islands, but widely distributed world-wide in tropics
Zones: 10 - 11
10-100' depending on variety
Rate of Growth: Moderate
Salt Tolerance: High
Soil Requirements: Widely
Water Requirements: High
drought tolerance, avoid flooding and long standing water
Nutritional Requirements: Moderate,
but fertilize regularly for best growth and overall health
Light Requirements: High
Form: Solitary
palm, canopy of 20-30 leaves
Leaves: Pinnately
compound, reduplicate, slightly twisted, eventually drooping with 150-200 leaflets.
Inflorescence: 3-5'
Fruits: Green,
yellow, orange, eventually brown
Pests or diseases:
varieties are susceptible to lethal yellowing (Fiji
Dwarf 'Niu Leka' is the most resistant to the disease, but not yet widely
available commercially in the state), potassium deficiency, bud rot, gandomera,
Palm Aphid and Coconut Mite.
Uses: Specimen
Bad Habits: Susceptible
to lethal yellowing, very tall trees likely to be struck by lightening.
$0 -
$$$ -- free to expensive depending on variety and height
Fresh seed, germinates in 4-9 months
Guide to Landscape Palms;
The Coconut Palm in Florida,
Timothy K. Broschat and Jonathan H.
Copyright 1999-2008 FloridaGardener.com
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Previous news
March 6, 2015
Statement to political declaration 20 years after Beijing
Final Version of the Political Declaration presented by the CSW Bureau
MWIA beliefs that the Political Declaration represents a bland reaffirmation of existing commitments that fails to match the level of ambition in the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action and in fact threatens a major step backward. The statement in full length can be found here and was signed by 771 organizations including MWIA (No. 446).
February 28, 2015
The newsletter 5.1 of the yMWIA is online.
February 21, 2015
30. International MWIA congress 2016 in Vienna, Austria
The date is July 28-31, 2016 with the main theme Generation Y. Registration is open now as well as booking of hotel rooms. More information can be found on the conference website:
Abstracts can be submitted online now, the Deadline is 1th of November 2015
December 15, 2014
The new MWIA December newsletter is online!
November 22, 2014
Welcome South Africa to MWIA!
MWIA is proud to announce that MWA South African has launched at the 22nd of November. All 9 provinces with doctors from all generations and from various areas of medical practice were represented, including medical students. Dr Nono Simelela is the chairperson. MWASA lis looking forward to being with Medical Women regionally and in the World to advance Health for All! Download the greeting of MWIA to their launch here.
October 26th, 2014
Report on the 65rd session of the WHO regional committee for West Pacific
MWIA was represented by the Philippine Medical Women's Association led by Dr. Perla Dolera current president of the Philippine Medical Women's Association, and Dr. Rosa Maria H. Nancho (left), PMWA representative to the MWIA.
Please download her report here
October 14th, 2014
MWIA congratulates Dr. Edith Schratzberger-Vecsei from Austria, our European MWIA representative in the of the European Women's Lobby (EWL), on her election to Vice President of the EWL.
October 12th, 2014
It is an honour and a privilege for the Medical Women's International
Association to congratulate Malala Yousafzai, a 17-year-old Muslim girl from Pakistan, and Kailash Satyarthi, a 60-year-old Hindu man from India, on jointly winning the Nobel Peace Prize for their "struggle against the
suppression of children and young people."
October 4th, 2014
The latest September MWIA newsletter can be find online now.
July 21th, 2014
Communique of the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health
As a member of the Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health, MWIA is pleased to display the communique by the Partnership after their meeting in Johannesburg around the Newborn Action Plan, which is part of the Saving Every Woman Every Child commitment.
July 15th, 2014
MWIA contributes to Unicef handbook on adolescent health
Dr. Rosa Maria Nancho of the Philippine Medical Women's Association is using cases from MWIA's Training Manual on Adolescent Sexuality in a handbook developed by the Philippine Society of Adolescent Medicine for rural health units in Yolanda-stricken areas of the country. This handbook has been commissioned by UNICEF and deals with adolescent health including sexual health.? What has changed since then? What would you like to see?
If you wish to contribute please send your submissions MWIA secretary general Dr. Shelley Rosse: firstname.lastname@example.com, by August 1st and MWIA will send our contribution in as one group.
July 8, 2014
Statement from the Medical Women's International Association (MWIA) and Medical Women's Federation UK (MWF)
The Medical Women's International Association (MWIA) and the Medical Women's Federation UK (MWF) strongly support Amnesty International in their new campaign 'Occupational Hazards', focusing on the threats that many Afghan women face just doing their jobs. Please see the full statement here.


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Post general heads to Pentagon
Brig. Gen. Donald M. Campbell Jr. is coming to Fort Lewis to serve as deputy commanding general/chief of staff, I Corps.
He will replace acting commanding general Brig. Gen. William Troy, who will become the "vice director for force structure, resources and assessment, J-8, The Joint Staff" at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C., according to an Army news release.
Troy, 54, has a pending nomination for a second star. He came to the post in July and has been interim commanding general for the past month, since Lt. Gen. James M. Dubik left for Iraq.
Campbell is the chief of staff, V Corps, U.S. Army Europe and Seventh Army.
Campbell spent a few years at the post on the corps staff in the mid-1990s, as commander of the old 1st Battalion, 33rd Armor Regiment, and as deputy commander of the 3rd Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division.
He was deputy commanding general of the Multi-National Corps-Iraq in Baghdad from January to December 2006.
Scheduled to take the place of Troy, but still awaiting appointment by the Senate, is the new commanding general of Fort Lewis, Maj. Gen. Charles Jacoby Jr.
Jacoby, who has been nominated for a third star, commands U.S. Army Alaska.
No timeline was announced for the changes.


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Realizing that we have a responsibility for the world in which future generations will live, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania created the McKeever Environmental Learning Center in 1974. The McKeever Center is a public service institute of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education and is administered by Slippery Rock University of PA.
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Art is a form of communication to me, visual literature. I am trying to say something which goes beyond words. When I connect with you through my art, you will know what I am trying to convey, you will feel it. We may exchange some words to try to express ourselves, but, if I have been successful, words will not be enough. I believe what we yearn for, what we desire, what we love is Beauty. In music, in poetry, in weddings, in relationships. I love beauty; deep, rich, inexpressible beauty.
My dad always had a camera with him when we traveled, and we traveled a lot. He loved taking scenic pictures, vistas, beautiful nature scenes. When he gave me his Kodak Instamatic I looked through the viewfinder and saw a whole other world. From the earliest pictures I took I was trying to remove as much context as possible. I wanted to focus in on shapes and patterns, textures, color, and light.
It starts with the light. The light has to be just right. Then I need something that the light is hitting in what strikes me as a beautiful way. It has to be something that has a richness, a complexity to it. Water is my favorite subject and seems to manifest beauty in infinite ways with infinite variations. I've also photographed a lot of train cars and bridges, they both have many mysterious and incomprehensible parts with interesting colors and textures.
There seem to be two basic reactions to my work; one is, "What is that a picture of?" The other is, "[audible sigh] Wow." Many people first look to see what it is; they are following our habit of categorizing and putting whatever we encounter into boxes. I try to make art that leaves you without your normal frames of reference, allowing you to simply be in the moment of awe, in the moment of beauty.


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Welcome to the,
Treasure Valley Trail
Machine Association
Mike Goff at Snake River Yamaha is planning to cook for the masses. He and his crew will be opening the doors to TVTMA members for discounted shopping starting at 6:00pm. Dinner will be served at 6:30 and then the general meeting will begin. TVTMA is appreciative of Snake River Yamaha's support. Additionally, we are in the process of securing some speakers to discuss various relevant topics. Hope to see you all there!!!
When: 6:30 PM
Where: 2957 E Fairview Ave Meridian, ID 83642
Phone: (208) 888-6565
Treasure Valley Trail Machine Association "TVTMA" P.O. Box 140162, Boise, ID 83714


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That's right. There's a new magazine in the works called "Snob". It's the brainchild of a Russian billionaire by the name of Mikhail Prokhorov. He's putting out $150 million to create a magazine, website and television station. Obviously enough, it's aimed at those who are successful and those who want to be.
I am not a hamster, It's plain as can be what the name o this venture means but just the same lets take a look at a definition. According to Oxford English Dictionary's online edition Snob means: "A person who has an exaggerated respect for high social position or wealth and who looks down on those regarded as socially inferior"
And that's pretty much what everybody knows it means. It's talking about the obnoxious snoot that's so full of themselves that it's almost funny to us "ordinary common folks".
Of course, they're saying that Russians attach a different meaning to the word, that to them it means: "person who is a 'self-made man', a person who has gained a right to snobbishness,"
Thing is, I don't really see all that much of a difference. No matter how you slice it you're talking about a group of people that, for what ever reason, consider themselves superior to the rest of us.
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"When you have understood my words, forget them. If you cannot understand my words, ignore them. I insist on your freedom." – Rasputin Dreamweaver, from "Reflections on Kerouac"
Darkness gives way to the light.
It washes over my face. With it comes a cold, morning breeze. A shiver runs through my prone body. I roll over and have to catch myself as I land on the tattered floorboards of a front porch. I lean against my perch for a moment, letting my eyes adjust, slowly coming to understand that I had been sleeping atop a large blue cooler. On the porch. On a porch. I do not have a porch.


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Father's Day is the runt of the gift-giving holiday litter. Americans are expected to spend a combined $13.3 billion on Dad for Father's Day in 2013, far less than they spent on the Christmas holidays ($580 billion), Valentine's Day ($18 billion), and Mother's Day ($20.7 billion), according to the National Retail Federation.
There are plenty of reasons Father's Day gets short shrift. Dads are difficult to shop for. They're picky about gifts. The gifts they want are often prohibitively expensive. In the rare event you find an affordable, easy-to-find gift that Dad actually wants, he'll usually buy it for himself before informing you.
But there might be another reason: According to a recent survey, Dad's household chores are less valuable than Mom's. By a lot.
Insure.com, a consumer insurance information site, puts out an annual Father's Day Index that calculates the monetary value of the work the typical father does around the house, using Labor Department wage statistics for jobs that correlate to typical "dad" chores. Home repairs, for example, are calculated using wage data for maintenance and repair workers. Removing spiders from the house and squishing bugs correlates to pest control; driving kids to school and extra-curricular activities to chauffeurs, etc.
This year, the Father's Day Index put Dad's chore value at $23,344, an increase from last year's $20,248. The 2013 value for moms, using the same methodology, is $59,862 – over twice as much. Mom's household value has been dropping for the past few years. So perhaps household labor is beginning to become more equally shared.
The survey should be taken lightly: Much of the value jump on the Dad end, after all, can be attributed to hourly wage increases for drivers, teachers, and plumbers in 2013. But it is yet another indication that the division of household labor and career obligations are shaking out more evenly between mothers and fathers. A Pew Research Center study released this past spring found that fathers are devoting more hours than ever to child care and housework: an average of 17 hours per week in 2011 compared with 6.5 hours in 1965.
Mothers, predictably, are spending more weekly hours on paid work than they were in 1965. And the mother is now the sole or primary breadwinner in 4 in 10 American families, according to Pew, quadrupling the 1960 rate.
All of this is great news, but it might not hurt to dote on the nation's approximately 70 million dads a little extra this year as we inch toward gender equality. To do so, stop by and get a gift at one of the 7,368 men's clothing stores, 15,542 hardware stores, or 21,418 sporting goods stores in the US, according to Census Bureau statistics.


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CompleteCare Women's Health Services offer superior care for women of all ages. Prenatal care at CompleteCare features our Baby Love Program, designed to treat our moms-to-be for the duration of their pregnancy with the aim of keeping both mom and baby healthy. In addition to prenatal care we offer postpartum services, well-women's care and a variety of specialized services that meet a woman's needs at every stage of life.
Specializing In:
- Well Women's Care
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Medicaid, Medicare and most private insurances are accepted. CompleteCare also has affordable self-pay options if you are uninsured. Financial counselors are on-site to help if you are unsure about your health coverage options.


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Frequently Asked Questions
Where are you located?
An opportunity has lead my family and I to CT where we currently reside. I work from my home office but I am fortunate that I can continue my work onsite in Maine, New Hampshire, and now all of New England!
I am planning my event from out of state, can you still assist me?
Yes! Unlimited contact via email and phone is included in all contracts between myself and client. If you are hosting a wedding, I will be there on the day of your ceremony rehearsal to not only assist but to preview the site for your wedding day and run through all the details. If you are holding an event where there is no rehearsal, I will make it a point to preview the location site. I will work with the on site coordinator (or on site personnel) to make sure the event runs smoothly.
I am looking to plan my event outside of New England, are you still available to assist with my event planning needs?
Please {Contact} me if your event is being held at a location outside of New England. I will do my best to accommodate your event planning needs!
Is travel included in your pricing?
Yes! For a wedding day-of coordination and partial/full wedding planning, travel charges are included in my rates and also my assistant rates. Travel charges may apply for vendor consults and additional client consultations and will be charged at $0.57 a mile, unless otherwise discussed.
Your prices are out of my price range, can you still assist me?
Yes, I will do my best to formulate a plan to accommodate your price point. Please {Contact} me even if your budget does not fall within my most common packages.
Do you collect any referral fees from vendors?
I pride myself in not collecting referral fees from any vendors. I am not contracted with any vendors and never will be. I have great relationships with many vendors but will happily recommend someone I have never worked with if it means the client gets exactly what they want. I can assure you that I recommend vendors to my clients based on the clients needs.
What do you expect for a deposit?
In all of my contracts I ask for 25% of your quoted fees for a deposit, no matter the event. Remaining fees are dependent on the type of event and will be laid out in the details of the client contract.
Can you accommodate my needs if my ceremony is at a different location than the reception?
Yes, although it is challenging for me to be in two places at once! I will require someone to assist me for an additional fee for a portion of the day, until after the ceremony. They will assist in ceremony set up while I am at the reception venue greeting vendors. They will also assist with the breakdown of the ceremony site which will allow me to rush off after your ceremony to the reception venue to welcome and escort your guests.
Can you assist with a large event?
Yes! Please {Contact} me if your event is "large" and I can arrange for an assistant to be with me on site on the day of your event. An assistance fee will be added for a wedding for a 5-8 hour day. The exact number proposed will be laid out in the details of the contract.
When making payments between myself and vendors, who should I pay?
I do not handle any monies exchanged between vendors and clients. The only monetary exchange I play a role in is handing out the final payments in envelopes to vendors from the clients on the day of the event while the clients are enjoying themselves!
Why isn't event breakdown and cleanup included in your base fee for Day-Of Wedding Coordination?
Often I am asked why I don't include event breakdown/cleanup in my base fee and why other coordinators do. Each coordinator has their own way of doing things and their own way of billing clients. I do my best to keep my pricing affordable because I understand things add up in all things weddings. I often find that venue management or catering companies already include this service (cleanup/rental breakdown) into their contract/fees. It doesn't make sense for you to pay twice for the same service. If your venue or catering company does not offer this service, I am more than happy to assist you and it can be worked into the contract/invoice.
What forms of payment do you accept?
I accept Visa and MasterCard along with personal checks. Sorry, I do not accept credit cards.
How would you describe your style?
I am fascinated in everything and can't simply pinpoint a specific style. Check out my {Event Inspiration} Pinterest board to see the wide range of styles that inspire me!
Don't see a question that you need answered? Feel free to {Contact} me for any other questions you may have.


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Within the framework of the United Nation Sustainable Development Goals, our students researched and identified regions of the world in need of help, and specific challenges therein that they sought to address. With the utmost cultural empathy, they engaged in research and in the engineering design process over a 6-month time span to invent and innovate solutions to these challenges. During the STEM Fair held on February 9th, the following elements of the projects were highlighted: The engineering prototype, an informational trifold brochure, an engineering notebook and a poster display board.


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About our Eggs ...
... our eggs are unique and the best you can buy ....
Let me explain why :
Our hens are fed a USDA certified organic feed without soy added. Which means that we know what is in the feed, all the ingredients are certified organic and there is no filler or plastic pellets (yes it does exist). The feed is made of real grains not some pelletize form of you don't know what.
Our hens roam freely, that is called pastured (not to be mixed with free range), all day long. They scratch for greens and bugs and just have fun being hens. At night they are cooped mainly to keep them safe from every foxes, coyotes and other predators that I am sure is waiting for a free diner at every corner of the property. Their coops are equipped with nesting boxes where they lay their eggs. We move their coops around to make sure they get new and fresh pasture.
Our hens have never been medicated. We do not give preventive medicine (and yes most bag of feed out there has some kind of antibiotic included). We keep their coops super clean and between the fun outdoor activities and the good food they just keep healthy. We also have a strict bio security system in place.
We are USDA certified organic.
If you want to try REAL eggs and just taste and feel the difference we HAVE THEM and you know we do not cut corner to produce the very best.
We sell our eggs by the dozen at $7/dozen.


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One thing this government could actually do
Israelis needed this Passover vacation. Within a few days their leaders established a government without Haredi (ultra-Orthodox) parties, welcomed the president of the United States, engaged in a reconciliation of sorts with Turkey and got the house ready for Passover. Now we have an opportunity to pause and take stock. Which one of these high profile developments will yield results? It will probably be the exclusion of Haredi parties from the coalition. That dramatic event opened the greatest possibilities for real change in the lives of ordinary Israelis.
To be sure, Iran looms over us. The peace process remains stuck. The "restart" in the relationship between Obama and Netanyahu changes the atmosphere as does the apparent, and apparently limited, reconciliation with Turkey. However, these are all components of a complex international situation over which our leaders exercise limited influence. Few expect dramatic improvements even if they turn out in ways generally favorable to Israel. On the other hand, removal of the Haredim from their position of power in the governing coalition offers an opportunity to reform a deeply dysfunctional aspect of Israeli governance.
Will it happen?
One of the main reasons reform might not be in the cards is the longstanding alliance between Likud and the Haredi parties. Netanyahu tried very hard to maintain that alliance throughout the coalition negotiations. But once Lapid's and Bennett's parties joined and insisted on excluding the Haredim, the numbers did not add up to a coalition that could include them.
But the average Israeli coalition government lasts about three years. Since today's coalition members have to keep an eye out for future coalition partners, the Haredim will retain considerable leverage over its decisions.
Still, the Haredi political leadership is frightened and fighting mad. They are behaving in a manner that suggests that they see reforms as a real possibility. At the Knesset session announcing the new government the Haredi MKs outdid each other in furiously denouncing the coalition agreement. MK Gafni theatrically tore up papers he claimed were a copy of the accord. Before the session Shas party leaders threatened to "scrutinize every detail of all the emerging coalition's actions with particular emphasis on 'every shekel they transfer to the settlements.'" The Haredi newspaper Yated Neeman described the new coalition as a "malicious government," employing a term Jewish tradition uses to describe the oppressive Roman administration of the ancient Land of Israel They called the coalition agreement "a serious blow to Torah students and all that is holy to the Jewish People."
Two clauses in the coalition agreement raise red flags for the fervently Orthodox:
"The government will act to give every boy and girl in Israel broad education that will prepare him/her to deal with the challenges of a changing world and to live in dignity;"
"The government will act to enhance the equality with which the public carries the burden so that all groups in the country will share in the burden of service, whether through military service or civilian."
Non-Israelis may have trouble recognizing the "threat" conveyed in these anodyne phrases. The first refers to the refusal of some Haredi schools to teach secular studies like math and English that prepare their students for the modern marketplace. The second refers to the longstanding practice of releasing Yeshiva students from military service in favor of their study of Torah. This impacts on tens of thousands of young men in Israel and is one of the major roadblocks to acceptance of the Haredim by the overburdened non-Haredi majority population.
If the coalition carries out necessary reforms that mainstream the Haredi community, integrate it into the contemporary economy and relieve it of its economic and social isolationism – an ultimately unsustainable state of affairs except through political extortion and exploitation of the rest of Israel's hard-working society – it may be that Haredim will ultimately come to thank this government.
Several years ago the distinguished economist and head of the Taub Institute, Professor Dan Ben-David, debated a Haredi triumphalist who suggested that with their higher birth rate Haredim would take over the country. At some point. Ben-David responded: "What are you going to do with it, once you take it over?"
Ben-David pointed to the critical failure of Haredi leadership – shackled with its obsessive, ultimately self-defeating conservatism-for-its-own-sake – that made this government coalition possible. For all of our sakes, let's hope that at least this dramatic development lives up to its potential.


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Are you comparing yourself to others on social media?
It is easy for your confidence to take a dive.
Unfortunately, social media provides us with quite a few platforms that quickly set us on a path of self-doubt and unpleasant self-derision.
For some, who perhaps have a negative body image, it may be the sight of fit, beautiful people heading for the gym. For others it may be a post from a friend or family member who seems to have everything going for them – and you just don't feel you measure up to their standards.
When you spend a lot of time on the net, or surfing social media sites, you run the risk of seeing or hearing something which may cause you to doubt your own appearance, or even your success in life.
You could end up comparing your entire life with someone you have never met.
Don't allow anyone, or anything else, to determine your worth.
You may be creating unnecessary drama, anxiety, feelings of anxiety, lack of self-esteem, and self-confidence, by continually comparing yourself with others on social media.
The urge to always indulge in comparisons may be a conscious action, or it could be a psychological reaction triggered by the subconscious mind. Either way, it is a compulsive behaviour which you may have little or no control over, making the resulting anxiety, self-doubt, and disappointment in your own life, to be overwhelming.
Here are some tips to help you stop being you own worst enemy.
· What you see on social media is very seldom the whole picture. Nobody deliberately posts stories and pics of frustrations, poor business decisions, a messy home, or themselves or the kids not looking good.
· People always showcase the best of their lives on social media. You may even do that as well!
· Remember that your life is never the same as anyone else's, as everyone is different, but not always better! What might appear to be a perfect life, may indeed not be so. Focus on your own life, your own successes, and what is important to you.
· The major problem factor on social media sites is that most of the time it does not reflect reality, so never compare yourself to someone else. Unreasonable envy and jealousy can easily arise, especially regarding people you know, and just make you more anxious and dissatisfied.
· Focus more on the real world, and less on the cyber make-believe world that is making you feel that you are inferior to many of the folk out there.
· Don't worry about what everyone else on social media is doing, or where they are going. Concentrate on doing what you love doing, even if it is not as glamourous or exciting as a trip to an exotic destination.
· Reduce your time spent surfing the social media sites. This may be the most difficult of all to accomplish, as we live in an age where almost everything is digitally controlled. The best way forward is to allow yourself only certain times to check your accounts, and especially avoid looking at profiles of folk that trigger thoughts of comparison.
The more you focus on your own goals, and your own version of what success really means to you, the better off you will be.
There is no magic potion.
Medical experts agree that there is no miraculous pill that will have a positive impact on fixing compulsive behaviour patterns. Many practitioners now recommend hypnotherapy as the best option to help deal with compulsive use of the internet, especially social media.
Studies have showed that hypnosis, or hypnotherapy, is able to help all kinds of addictive and compulsive behaviour patterns, including an overwhelming desire to continuously be on the net and social media.
How hypnotherapy can help you.
Hypnotherapy works by accessing the subconscious mind, and can therefore establish the reasons behind compulsive behaviour, and the therapist is able to make positive suggestions to help deal with the faulty behaviour.
· You will learn to value your own time more, and not focus on how the rest of world spends their time.
· Be grateful for friends and family who appreciate you for who you are – actually an okay, special person!
· Investigate and assess exactly where the negative comparisons are originating, and help you to deal with any feelings of inferiority.
· Help you to develop coping strategies for anxiety and stress which may have resulted from unfavourable comparisons with others.
· Show you how to break the compulsive behaviour pattern of always wanting to be online.
In a nutshell, hypnosis can help to restore lost self-esteem, renew your confidence, and give you the means to take back your life.


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IPEDS Peer Comparisons – Tuition
- This Report has been designed for use by Public Data, Official Census Data. For Public Data, Official Census Data
The Integrated Post Secondary Education Data System (IPEDS) is the core post secondary education data collection program for the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). Data is collected from all primary providers of post secondary education in the country in such areas as enrollments, program completions, graduation rates, faculty, staff, finances, institutional prices, and student financial aid.


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An ensemble romantic comedy with 8 individual, interlinked plots that unfold during the countdown to Easter in South Africa. It's tells the tale of 8 couples – aged 10 to 70 – who go on a voyage of discovery of what love truly is – not the fairy tale version – but the comical reality of what it really takes to make it conquer in the end.
1hr 40mins long
PG Coarse language & sexual references
Sandi Schultz
Greg Kriek
Anel Alexander


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Community Garden
Powell-Kiwanis Community Garden at Arbor Ridge Park
Residents of Powell who would like to grow fresh produce, establish a sense of community and meet other Powell neighbors are invited to rent a garden bed at the Powell Kiwanis Community Garden in Arbor Ridge Park.
A limited number of 4×8 raised garden beds will be available to rent for the late spring through late fall growing season. Only organic gardening practices will be permitted (organic fertilizer, herbicide or pesticide applications) and initially only one garden rental will be available per family.
Why a Community Garden?
A Community Garden provides a unique opportunity to grow your own produce, donate what you have grown if you wish, and develop a sense of community spirit. A Community Garden brings added beauty to an area, and is recognized by many police departments as an effective crime prevention strategy.
If you would like to register for a garden bed in Powell's Community Garden, please visit the City's Municipal Building at 47 Hall Street. The cost is $30 for residents and $60 for non-residents. Upon registration, you will receive a full program description including policies and procedures for the garden.
2019 Registration Dates
Wednesday, April 10, 2019 | 9 a.m.-7 p.m.
Registration begins for City residents only at the Municipal Building, located at 47 Hall Street.
Friday, April 12, 2019
Open registration for non-residents begins at the Municipal Building, located at 47 Hall Street.


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I'm taking a break here, but faerwear on Instagram and Facebook continues 🙂
Greetings! My online store here at faerwear.com is now closed for the time being. I'm in school with a full-time course load and need to stay focused on that, and don't have time to maintain this website. I can't stay away entirely though, or can I ever stop making things, so faerwear on Instagram lives.
I'll still be posting purchasable items to my Instagram account as well as my Facebook page periodically.
Join the mailing list if you'd like announcements. I still have a small amount of readymade stock, as well – please contact me if you are interested in a trunk show or wholesale purchase.
If you're looking for my free knitting patterns, peep here.


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Cured Goat Leg with Tarragon and Juniper
I've made cured goat before (post 1, post 2) with both success and failure, but have always split the leg and/or shoulder into two pieces. This time I decided to evolve the spicing a bit and incorporate tarragon and freshly foraged juniper. Kate and Butter went out a few days before and came back with quite the bounty of juniper berries that looked and smelled fantastic. The goat, as always, was from Leistikow Farms and was beautiful. It's still in the fridge curing but I'm hopeful for how this will turn out and think I can redeem myself from the previous goat leg failure.
- Goat Leg - 1361 g
- Juniper Berries - 14
- Salt - 55 g
- Instacure 2 - 4 g
- Fennel Seed - 6 g
- Black Pepper - 10 g
- Red Pepper - 2 g
- Cinnamon - 1 g
- Fresh Tarragon - 5 g
- Garlic Powder - 1 g


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The Disconnected Dad: Balancing Social Media and Connection
I recently interviewed Becky Thompson, author of Hope Unfolding: Grace-Filled Truth for the Momma's Heart, and founder of Scissortail Silk - a Facebook community of 96K moms. The following blog is excerpted from Episode 1 of the Disconnected Dad podcast series available for subscription November 18, 2016, on iTunes.
In the interview, Becky discussed the lack of connection felt by many moms today. She said, "There is a careful balance between the connection a mom craves and the attention social media steals."
Social media has a tendency to blur lines dangerously. As I mentioned in the previous blog, what's appropriate on social media isn't always appropriate in real life.
The trick is to live in such a way that your online community doesn't fill your emotional needs. Too many dads today try to fill their need for significance through the number of followers they have online and the feedback they see on their screen. Then, unfortunately, when they walk out of their houses every morning, they don't feel important or needed. Let's be real; your online community can't replace your true community and your need for significance can't be derived from the amount of "likes" on your Instagram.
If you find yourself in this place, congratulations! As cliche as it sounds, recognizing your lack of connection it is the first tremendous step in your journey to connection at home.
Becky, a wife and mom herself, said, "An honest conversation about your desires and intentions for connection would ripple through your entire home."
If you or your spouse are desperate for connection with each other and want to hear more, make sure you download the podcast—available now on iTunes! Please make sure to subscribe, rate, and review!


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Namibia 241 for 9 (LJ Burger 72*, KB Burger 22*) v Ireland
Ireland's bowlers impressed with a disciplined display on the first day of their Intercontinental Cup final against Namibia, reducing them to 241 for 9 at stumps in Port Elizabeth. However, this represented an impressive comeback by Namibia who at one point were 119 for 6, and their captain, Louis Berger, guided them to stumps in a much healthier position.
Under cloudless skies, Namibia decided to bat but were soon in trouble at 37 for 2 before Craig Williams and Sarel Burger then steadied them to lunch with the game nicely poised on 73 for 2. Peter Connell provided Ireland with the breakthrough, removing them both after lunch. And when Andre Botha dismissed Gerrie Snyman - Namibia's dangerman - Ireland soon had Namibia faltering at 119 for 6.
As they have shown throughout this year, the sticky situation in which Namibia found themselves did not spell disaster. Quite the contrary. Their captain, Louis Berger, refused to be dominated and cracked 10 momentum-siezing fours and a crisp straight six off Kyle McCallan. Bjorn Kotze (43) gave him excellent support in a crucial 91-run partnership before he was joined by Kola Burger who cracked 22 from just 11 balls.
The momentum hadn't totally shifted, but by stumps Ireland were lacking venom against a spirited response from Namibia.
"I think 240 looks a lot better now than it did earlier today. I feel a lot of the guys didn't value their wickets enough," Louis Berger, the Namibia captain, said. "At least three of the wickets that went down were due to loose shots. But overall, I am happy enough with 241 and hopefully we can go out in the morning and score a few more runs.
"If the ball is there I can certainly score a few more. I am with Kola and he can hit the ball further than me so I might leave the hitting to him and try to rotate the strike. If we can bat another 10 or 20 overs that would be ideal."


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Barons take 5th in L-L Tourney
By: BRUCE MORGAN Record Express Sports Editor, Staff Writer
As Manheim Central wrestling coach Troy Sunderland reflects on the team's 2012-13 season so far, there is a trend that he finds to be a bit troublesome.
That is the number of reversals that his Barons allow.
"If you're going to win close matches, you can't give up reversals," Sunderland said. "That's one of the things that's bothered me all year is the number of reversals that our team overall has given up."
With Manheim Central's Ben Metzler and Jared Siegrist competing in the 138 and 145-pound semi-finals at the Lancaster-Lebanon League Championships last Saturday against Manheim Township's top-seeded Alex and Adam Smith, those moves again proved costly for the Barons. Unfortunately, Metzler (23-6) ended up dropping a 9-4 decision, Siegrist (24-7) suffered a 10-0 loss and the Central matmen were shut out from the championship round.
Despite that, however, the Barons had nine place-finishers and took fifth as a team with 139 points. With Manheim Township claiming three individual golds — including two from the Smith brothers — the Blue Streaks managed to hold off three-time reigning champ Solanco 199.5-198 for their first-ever L-L team championship.
"Overall, we had a pretty good performance," Sunderland said. "I felt we could have placed higher as a team and that's what we were looking to do. We were looking that we'd be happy with a top-four performance and we finished fifth, so I was a little disappointed with that maybe. But we had a lot of individuals that did well. Not getting anybody in the finals or winning (individual gold) was a little disappointing, but we had two tough match-ups in the semis."
Metzler and junior 195-pounder Rey Lasanta (21-7) led the Barons' charge with bronze-medal finishes, junior David Fantom (15-9) was fourth at 132, Siegrist and junior 113-pounder Kyler West (23-11) each took fifth, freshman Caleb Enck (19-14) won a sixth-place medal at 106, while Tyler Rhoads (15-8) and Peter Michael (14-17) finished seventh at 160 and 220, respectively, and J.J. Sanchez (17-13) placed eighth at 170.
"A couple of those guys losing in the quarters hurt us as a team, but they came back and did a nice job placing in the tournament," Sunderland said.
Metzler, the number four seed at 138, got past the quarters with a dominant 12-1 major over McCaskey's Adam Peris (25-8). Then in the semis, his takedown with 1:25 left in the third period pulled him into a 4-4 tie against Township's Alex Smith (28-6). But the Blue Streaks' senior answered with a reversal and three back points to pull out the 9-4 decision.
From there, Metzler won his next two bouts, including his second win in as many days over Peris, a 10-0 whitewashing, to earn the bronze medal.
LaSanta, meanwhile, suffered a 12-7 upset loss to Hempfield's Jordan Ortiz (23-9) in the quarters, but the number two seed at 195 rebounded in strong fashion to win four straight in the consolations. Three of those bouts ended with LaSanta recording a fall, including his bronze-medal match against Cedar Crest's Lukas Gerdes (19-7). With the bout tied 2-2 at the end of the second period, LaSanta started the final period down, but turned the tables and decked the Falcons' senior in 4:50.
In the 132-pound brackets, Fantom gave CV's third-seeded Lucas Ortiz (26-3) all he could handle before suffering a 3-1 loss to the eventual champ. After flattening McCaskey's Phillip Urena in 2:16 and then winning by medical default over Warwick's Ethan Quinn, Fantom punched his ticket to the bronze-medal match by pinning Cedar Crest's Barry Breidegan in 3:52. His run ended with a 5-0 loss to Cook, but he opened some eyes coming from a low-seeded spot in the brackets.
"I thought Dave Fantom did a nice job at 132, not being seeded and finishing fourth in a pretty tough weight class if you look at Ortiz, (Township's top-seeded Matt) Grossman and (Garden Spot's second-seeded Nick) Cook," Sunderland said.
Siegrist, too, did a nice job at 145, but he had a tough opponent on his hands in the semi-finals, and Township's Adam Smith (29-4) broke a scoreless tie with a five-point second behind a reversal and three back points on his way to the 10-0 major.
"Smith has a tough bar, so that's one of the things we'll be working with Jared on is defending that bar arm and hopefully getting a little more closer to a takedown on the feet so we're not spending on time on the bottom underneath Smith," Sunderland said. "That's one of the things we'll be focusing on for Sectionals with him."
After Siegrist turned his focus to the consis, he suffered a 4-1 loss to a tough opponent in Garden Spot's Will Finkey (23-11), but he rebounded to pin Cocalico's Hilton Martin in a time of 2:27 for the fifth-place medal.
West also showed encouraging signs in the 113-pound brackets after suffering a 3-2 OT loss to Hempfield's Aidyn Miller (21-11) in the quarters. Those two wrestlers met again in the fifth-place match and West avenged the earlier loss with a 3-1 decision.
At 113, Enck was pinned by Catholic's Joe Lobeck (30-4) in 54 seconds in the quarters, but started his run to a sixth-place medal with a 2-0 shutout of CV's Chris Morales (24-6). In dual-meet action, Morales pinned Enck in 3:26.
"(Caleb) turned that around so that was a big win for him," Sunderland remarked. "Efforts like that were nice."
That was the first of back-to-back wins in the consolations for Enck, who eventually suffered a 7-2 loss to Cocalico's Adam Miller in the fifth-place match.
Elsewhere, Rhoads defeated Donegal's Connor Maxwell (15-12) by a 9-3 decision for seventh place at 160, while Michael flattened CV's Michael Kneisley (10-16) in 1:15 in the seventh-place match at 220.
Sanchez also advanced to the seventh-place match at 170, but suffered a 9-1 loss to Manheim Township's Griffin Shultz (19-9). More BARONS, page B-3


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Saying "twitter is awesome!!" or "twitter is the best!!!" would put many people off probably and I'm not going to say that. But I must admit I met so many wonderful people through it, and Nadya Saskia is one of them! She is from Jakarta and totally crazy about Blur, she is the reason why I drew Damon Albarn for Illustration Rally.
I took part in her postcard project in which she sends a diy postcard to people who want it, they'll receive the postcard weeks later and they take a picture of themselves with the postcard or just the postcard alone. They send the photos to her and she compiles them into a zine!
Sounds awesome doesn't it?
and this is what I've done for her! I can't wait to see her completed zine...


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Drama is an incredibly important part of our school curriculum. We believe it gives children the opportunity to express themselves, develop their imagination, build on self-confidence and above all, enjoy themselves.
It is an exciting and beneficial way for children to learn, allowing them to explore themes and to express themselves and their ideas in different ways. It also encourages self-awareness and a deeper understanding of different points of view.
Pupils enjoy the experience of performing live to an audience in our fully equipped Arts Hall with staging and lighting:
- The annual Christmas play performed by the Pre-Preparatory classes is always a great success, thoroughly enjoyed by both parents and children.
- The Spring Term sees our Year 3 and 4 children take to the stage for the Easter Performance. Great excitement is generated as every child is involved in the production either singing, dancing or acting.
- During the Summer Term it is the turn of our senior pupils to participate in a production here in the school. Linked to their English work, this gives the children in Years 5 and 6 chance to tread the boards. The main cast of this production are chosen from our Drama Club and they begin rehearsing in earnest during the Spring Term.
Throughout the academic year all children are also encouraged to participate in live performances – in lessons, assemblies and smaller scale dramas.


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vis-a-vis EU accession and relations with the West
There seems little the AK Party can do to bring Turkey closer to Europe, as the mood in the EU seems quite solidly closed off to Turkey lately -- chances for accession have been slim recently anyway, since AK came to power. Some point to this incident as one in a long string of eruptions that have hurt Turkey's EU bid. Israel's Haaretz, moreover, says:
The Foreign Ministry has learned that senior European Union diplomats were highly critical of the vociferous criticism Erdogan had leveled at Israel over the operation in Gaza and for his support of Hamas.
According to one report, senior European officials said, "Erdogan wants to be part of the European Union, but now he can forget about it."
But Erdogan's move doesn't seem to have been entirely uncalculated. According to some Turkish analysis,
"Turkey's pursuit of leadership of the Middle East and the Muslim world does not automatically damage Ankara's relations with Israel and the West" suggesting, the analysis says "Turkish ties to both are built on solid footing. Turkey was among the first states to recognize Israel after the birth of the Jewish state in 1948, and since then the two countries have had close diplomatic and military relations."
"Even the AK Party's attempts to create more balance between its relations with Israel and with the Arab states have not altered the historical relationship between Turkey and Israel. In fact, under the Erdogan administration, Ankara has been mediating indirect peace talks between Israel and Syria. Despite the AK Party's Islamist roots, the current Turkish leadership is much more pragmatic in its strategic outlook than Iran and other radical Islamist actors in the region. The AK Party government is well aware that close relations with Israel, the United States and the West will allow it to enhance its influence in the Middle East and the wider Islamic world."
"Also, Ankara is trying to position itself as a go-between for the Arab/Muslim world and the West — but to do that, it needs to enhance its influence among Arabs and Muslims. Hence the harsh criticism against Israel."
"In many ways, Israel and the West would actually prefer Turkish leadership in the Middle East and the Islamic world to that of Iran or the Arab states," underlining, Stratfor analysis says "Turkey is a secular, Westernized Muslim state and a NATO ally, and it is well-positioned between the Islamic and Western spheres. From the Israeli and Western point of view, Turkish leadership could serve as a counter to radical Islamist tendencies from Iran and from Sunni nonstate actors.
More, there are suggestions that there will be little or no deterioration in the relationship between Israel and Turkey as a result of the incident.
position in Arab world
Turkey's positioning demands a look, then, at its role in the Mid-East. Here it seems to be a growing power, able, as a secular state and NATO member now run by nominal Islamists, to be a go-between for the West and the Arab street. Winning the praise of Iran could serve to bolster Turkey's soft power in the region, and disclosures that the country helped to broker talks between Israel and Pakistan demonstrate Turkey's ability to moderate regional talks. Moreover, as the BBC points out, Turkey has gained significant respect from the Arab world generally for its stance.
position domestically for AK party
Mostly, though, the move seems to have been a good way to bolster popular support at home after a difficult row over a constitutional change to allow headscarves in schools. By all accounts, Erdogan was greeted as a hero on his return, and for many, he has returned a sense of pride to the country. This should serve to bolster him despite criticism of his brash political style.


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