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Our counselors are available to you 24/7 to answer any questions you have and help you find the the treatment program that fits your needs.
All calls completely confidential.1-877-476-5746
Drug and alcohol rehab in New Lexington, OH. is definitely an invaluable chance for a person with any level of addiction, even people who feel that there is no answer for them. Family members can also start to feel this way, but hope is not lost providing action is taken straight away to improve the situation by getting the person in a quality drug treatment program. There is no wrong time to do so, and rock bottom doesn't need to be reached before someone will get help. The sooner someone makes it to treatment in New Lexington, the quicker they will be able to determine what causes their addiction and self destructive behavior and begin to repair it little by little.
Doing this will take time, and it's always best to go through the treatment process in an environment where one feels safe to open up regarding the things in one's life that likely triggered the issue. So an inpatient and residential drug and alcohol treatment program in New Lexington, OH. is right, because individuals won't have access to alcohol or drugs when weak, nor are they threatened by adverse people or interruptions from their regular lives back at home. Everyone should have this chance, even when they don't feel worth it right now.
Drug rehab in New Lexington, Ohio is after all no vacation, and people will need to work to determine what changes they should make to stay abstinent and create an existence for themselves that can keep them this way and help them be productive and content. This can take a long time for some, who may have more than likely burned every bridge and lost everything of value to them throughout their habit. But this is time well spent, and the best drug rehabilitation centers in New Lexington, OH. allow clients this space and time as long as needed to make a true and full recovery.
Land Demographics, New Lexington, OH.Area: 59.790000915527 Sq. Miles
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Local drug and alcohol treatment in New Lexington, Ohio:
Perry Behavioral Health Choices Inc is a Drug and Alcohol Rehab, Halfway House, Outpatient Drug Rehab Program specializing in Adolescent Treatment, Treatment for Women, Treatment for Men, Assistance For Hearing Impaired. This facility accepts Self Payment, Medicaid, Sliding Scale Payment - located at 203 North Main Street New Lexington, OH. 43764. The phone number is 740-342-1991.
Six County Inc - Outpatient Drug Rehab Program
Specialized in Co-Occurring Mental And Substance Abuse Disorders, Treatments for addicts that are LGBT, Treatment for Seniors, Criminal Justice Clients. Payment forms accepted: Self Payment, Medicaid, Medicare, Private Insurance, Military Insurance, Sliding Scale Payment.
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Permit are feeding hard in pre-spawn mode!
Cobia are thick and so are the snapper!
Did I mention TARPON TARPON TARPON TARPON!
Tarpon are here and in mass! Bait, fly and artificial bites are going strong!
Permit are feeding hard in pre-spawn mode!
Cobia are thick and so are the snapper!
Did I mention TARPON TARPON TARPON TARPON!
Permit and Tuna in one day!
Bear on a charter last week pulled off a series of cool days on a multiple boat charter with some great people! Permit, snapper, bonita and blackfin tuna were the outcome in one day. Gotta love it when it all comes together to make magic!
The fishing is awesome right now!
photo credit Bear Holeman
January El Nìnō action!
January is here and so is the best fishing the Florida Keys has to offer! Key West is well known for its tarpon, bonefish and permit fishing in the spring and summer months. I want to make sure everyone is aware that the best time to fish is the winter and spring. The winter and spring Florida Keys and Key West fishery is paradise at it's best. Sure the occasional cold front is something to deal with but in between them its awesome.
How often can you catch a permit and a blackfin tuna in the same day on the same charter...???? We are fortunate to be able to live and guide in paradise.
Winter in our waters is when the most diversity is here. When we can we make it past the reef to fish the nearshore waters for cobia, wahoo, tuna, bonita, kings, and several others....we do... if the wind gets up we venture to the backcountry chasing speckled trout, jacks, snapper and grouper along with a host of others that pull hard such as lemon, blacktip, bull sharks and tarpon temperature permitting.
Bonus: sailfish have been around in good numbers!
Book your trip today or get in the car and call on the way... we got ya!
Capt. Travis Holeman
Check back weekly for the most up to date fishing report for Key West, Big Pine Key, Islamorada, Offshore and more!
February 2019

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Transparency, Participation, Collaboration
On my way home from work last Friday, I chanced upon a fascinating interview on C-SPAN radio on government transparency, access to public information, and citizen participation at the U.S. Federal level. New York Law School Professor Beth Noveck, currently serving as White House deputy chief technology officer, was talking about the open government initiative. One of its key components is a site (whitehouse.gov/open) dedicated to Web 2.0-based transparency, participation, and collaboration efforts of the U.S. Federal Government. The site links to online resources where citizens can access public information (transparency) and provide input into the policymaking process (participation). The goal is not just consulting citizens on public matters, said Noveck, but a structured process through which they can help generate actual policy options. Other links bring users to sites that seek specialist input on military science, education, small businesses, and technology applications in international development (collaboration).


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Wettability Alteration of Aquifer Solids by DNAPL WastesEPA Grant Number: U915325
Title: Wettability Alteration of Aquifer Solids by DNAPL Wastes
Investigators: Mozealous, Karen A.
Institution: University of Michigan
EPA Project Officer: Packard, Benjamin H
Project Period: January 1, 1998 through January 1, 2001
Project Amount: $60,955
RFA: STAR Graduate Fellowships (1998) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Fellowship - Environmental Engineering , Engineering and Environmental Chemistry , Academic Fellowships
The objective of this research project is to determine the conditions under which dense nonaqueous phase liquid (DNAPL) wastes alter the wettability of aquifer solids. This research project will focus on the effects of DNAPL composition, pH, ionic strength, and the order of contact of the DNAPL and water.
A series of bottle tests will be conducted to determine the effects of aqueous pH, ionic strength, and exposure history on the wettability of aquifer sands. Quartz sands will be exposed to aqueous solutions of varying pH values and ionic strengths. These sands, in addition to dry quartz sands, will be contacted with various DNAPL wastes. After the sands have equilibrated with the DNAPL, aqueous solutions prepared over a range of pH values and ionic strengths will be mixed with the DNAPL/quartz system. The tendency of the DNAPL to coat the solid will provide a qualitative measure of the system's wettability. After a DNAPL capable of altering the system wettability is found, contact angle measurements may be made to quantify the changes in wettability. The contact angle between the DNAPL and solid in an aqueous system provides a direct measurement of wettability. These contact angle measurements will be performed for the conditions that altered the wettability in the bottle tests.


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Andy Paterson
The Acting Company: Othello, The African Company Presents "Richard III", As You Like It.
Andy Paterson
The Acting Company: Othello, The African Company Presents "Richard III", As You Like It.
Chuck Patterson
The Acting Company: The African Company Presents "Richard III", Twelfth Night.
Daniel Pearce
The Acting Company: Romeo and Juliet, Love's Fire. Training: NYU (MFA).
Jonathan Earl Peck
The Acting Company: Blood Knot, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Richard III.
Susanne Peters
The Acting Company: The Kitchen, The Way of the World. Training: University of Tulsa, RADA.
Glenn Peters
The Acting Company: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, The Turn of the Screw, Richard III, Murder by Poe, American Dreams, Lost and Found, As You Like It.
Angie Phillips
The Acting Company: A Midsummer Night's Dream, The Three Sisters. Training: NYU.
Angela Pierce
The Acting Company: Macbeth, The Rivals. Training: Juilliard (BFA).
Stephen Pilkington
The Acting Company: The Comedy of Errors, Romeo and Juliet. Training: Northern Illinois University (MFA), Moscow Art Theater, Shakespeare and Company, The National Theater of Romania.
Mariangela Pino
The Acting Company: Orchards, As You Like It. Training: University of California, San Diego (MFA).
Josh Pohja
The Acting Company: Richard III. Training: Carnegie Mellon University School of Drama (BFA), Saratoga International Theatre Institute.
Anthony Powell
The Acting Company: A New Way to Pay Old Debts, Orchards, The Witch of Edmonton, The Merry Wives of Windsor, Pericles, The Cradle WIll Rock, Pieces of 8, The Skin of Our Teeth, As You Like It. Training: Temple University (MFA).
Grant Fletcher Prewitt
The Acting Company: A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, Macbeth, Hamlet, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, The Cradle Will Rock. Training: University of Missouri-Kansas City (MFA).
Andrew Prosky
The Acting Company: The Two Gentlemen of Verona, Romeo and Juliet. Training: Rutgers University (BFA).
Katherine Puma
The Acting Company: The Taming of the Shrew, Pudd'nhead Wilson, Othello.
Austin Purnell
The Acting Company: X: Or, Betty Shabazz v. The Nation, Julius Caesar. Training: NYU (MFA), Wesleyan University (BA).
Lori Putnam
The Acting Company: Il Campiello, A Midsummer Night's Dream. Training: Syracuse University (BFA).
Noah Putterman
Acting Company: Of Mice and Men, As You Like It, The Comedy of Errors, Julius Caesar. Training: University of Minnesota/Guthrie Theater Actor Training Program (BFA).


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Grace Prep Alumni Spotlight: Where are they now?
Remember these three smiling faces? In 2007, Salim George, Drew Davidson, and Robby Gresh were accepted into Schreyer Honors College of Pennsylvania State University–A school that has been compared to Harvard, Yale and Princeton offering 241 honors courses to only 300 incoming freshmen per year. They have come a long way in four years. Salim is currently working with the World in Conversation Project and is pursuing a degree in Philosophy. Drew will soon graduate with a double major in World Language Education and Spanish. He will soon enter the classroom as a Spanish teacher. Robby will also graduate in May with a B.S. in Engineering Science. Next year, he will be teaching at Penn State while pursuing his M.S. in Engineering Science.


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This case study describes how one individual has been inspired by Learning Away and the concept of brilliant residentials to set up a Community Interest Company (CIC) to provide young people with equal access to low-cost and therefore affordable outdoor experiences, locally, nationally and internationally. It will be of particular interest to others thinking of going down a similar route.
Caroline Carr set up Outdoor Learning Schools (OLS) to provide curriculum-based brilliant residential experiences for young people in schools in the east of England. Her approach adopted the Learning Away principles of affordability, inclusivity and integration, thus enabling more young people to have these experiences whatever their economic situation. Caroline says
OLS aims to enable equal access to affordable, yet quality, outdoor learning experiences for young people. Currently many schools offer a range of opportunities to develop young people's personal and social development through residential experiences. Unfortunately however, for many young people their economic situation excludes them from taking part in events that could change their lives. At the same time the potential of many residentials to support the teaching of the curriculum, develop effective relationships and promote pupil engagement with learning are missed.
OLS provides teachers with the skills, training and experience to ensure they can fully engage with outdoor and environmental programmes that enhance and build both pupils' knowledge and understanding about the natural world and develop their self-esteem and inter-personal relationships. The residentials take the form of local camping experiences that promote independence and provide exciting and engaging activities such as den building, low ropes challenges, bouldering, orienteering, bushcraft, canoeing and kayaking.
Training for teachers
Teachers have the opportunity to access a range of training courses provided to support an increased participation in the activities and camping experiences. Following the example of the South Hetton partnership, training has included the Outdoor Education Advisors' Panel (OEAP) Outdoor Learning Cards course that developing team building, orienteering, bouldering skills and journeying in the outdoors. Additional courses cover environmental activities, den building and the Royal Life Saving Society Water Safety Management Programme. Through training teachers to deliver curriculum-based outdoor activities the cost of staffing OLS residentials is low, enabling more pupils' access. Caroline also found she was getting many of the impacts reported by Learning Away, including an increase in positive relationships between pupils and teachers and teachers integrating the content and teaching approaches from the trips into their classroom work.
As a result of the Outdoor Learning Cards course, a secondary school 'journeyed' 100 Year 7 pupils to one of OLS's camps. They carried all their kit and walked in from a local wood to the campsite for three days of camping and activities led by both OLS staff and the school staff team. The school leader facilitated his staff team to provide a range of PE and team activities based on the OEAP resource and OLS provided low ropes, bouldering and archery sessions. In this case the school funded the residential.
As part of Caroline's vision to engage teachers in outdoor learning, OLS also runs a range of 'Go Adventure' programmes aimed at providing teachers with challenging outdoor experiences to inspire their own adventures. These include expeditions to Portugal for canoeing and stand-up paddle boarding, expeditions to Morocco to climb Mount Toubkal and Scottish canoe journeys. Caroline believes that offering such experiences provides the confidence, experience and motivation for teachers to provide similar experiences for young people. Expeditions take part in school holidays and can also provide sponsorship opportunities to further fund the work of OLS in enabling outdoor and adventurous activities that are accessible to all.
Ethos of OLS outdoor residential camps
A typical three days camp consists of between 20-50 pupils, who arrive on day 1 to the task of putting up their own tents and settling in with kit, sleeping bags and roll mats. Activities over the next few days include den building, orienteering, low ropes course, bouldering, a night-line, archery, local environmental walks and the famous last night campfire. Schools can opt to buy in additional adventurous activities such as a mobile climbing wall or canoeing and kayaking.
The youngest pupils we've had camping are Year 2s, who have experienced both adventure programmes and curriculum linked themed camps based around night-time to inspire their writing back in school. The majority of campers are Years 3-5 who have the opportunity to experience two nights under canvas away from home to develop their independence, whilst having an adventure in a beautiful natural environment. As most schools provide this opportunity across two year groups pupils get the chance to come back a second time. This supports a developing sense of place and pupils get even more from a second visit as they reconnect with the environment. Their confidence from knowing what to expect just grows and grows.
Now what?
Caroline believes the model of a CIC as way to support schools into offering brilliant residentials on the Learning Away model has been highly successful.
As a CIC, OLS aims to increase funding streams into the company to provide a greater range of both adventurous activities for young people whilst maintaining the low costs of current residentials. As this project grows staffing becomes more of an issue as logistics require more support from sorting and managing tents, to shopping and cooking for young people. Resourcing higher numbers also results in a demand for better quality equipment and resources, all issues that add to the battle to keep costs down. OLS has also been fortunate to gain additional staff through the government's ChangeWorks scheme that supports wages through a 50% bursary fund. The challenge now is to maintain and improve the offer without compromising by increasing costs. We are currently using the crowd funder approach to raise funds.
"OLS creates opportunities to develop the skills, knowledge and confidence that will enhance young people's future economic prospects through learning in the outdoor environment. We train school staff in fully developing the potential of outdoor experiences to ensure their pupils get access to exciting, life changing experiences in outdoor environments that raise their self-esteem, increase skills for life and inspire aspirations for future learning."
Caroline Carr, Director of Outdoor Learning Schools CIC


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Twitter is a blast some days because most people do not have the time or the background to find information contained in the link references shared there.
Take, for example, the link referenced to an article in The Washington Times, Inside Politics section.
Edmund Jenks @TheEDJE – RT @CStevenTucker: New Obama "Forward" slogan has long ties to Marxism & Socialism. And??? bit.ly/Jmb2DM #tcot #tlot #teaparty #hhrs
If one follows the link, one finds this article that just had to be shared in total – enjoy being informed on "FORWARD"!
This excerpted and edited from The Washington Times –
New Obama slogan has long ties to Marxism, socialism
By Victor Morton – April 30, 2012, 06:56PM
The Obama campaign apparently didn't look backwards into history when selecting its new campaign slogan, "Forward" — a word with a long and rich association with European Marxism.
Many Communist and radical publications and entities throughout the 19th and 20th centuries had the name "Forward!" or its foreign cognates. Wikipedia has an entire section called "Forward (generic name of socialist publications)."
"The name Forward carries a special meaning in socialist political terminology. It has been frequently used as a name for socialist, communist and other left-wing newspapers and publications," the online encyclopedia explains.
The slogan "Forward!" reflected the conviction of European Marxists and radicals that their movements reflected the march of history, which would move forward past capitalism and into socialism and communism.
There have been at least two radical-left publications named "Vorwaerts" (the German word for "Forward"). One was the daily newspaper of the Social Democratic Party of Germany whose writers included Friedrich Engels and Leon Trotsky. It still publishes as the organ of Germany's SDP, though that party has changed considerably since World War II. Another was the 1844 biweekly reader of the Communist League. Karl Marx, Engels and Mikhail Bakunin are among the names associated with that publication.
East Germany named its Army soccer club ASK Vorwaerts Berlin (later FC Vorwaerts Frankfort).
Vladimir Lenin founded the publication "Vpered" (the Russian word for "forward") in 1905. Soviet propaganda film-maker Dziga Vertov made a documentary whose title is sometimes translated as "Forward, Soviet" (though also and more literally as "Stride, Soviet").
Conservative critics of the Obama administration have noted numerous ties to radicalism and socialists throughout Mr. Obama's history, from his first political campaign being launched from the living room of two former Weather Underground members, to appointing as green jobs czar Van Jones, a self-described communist.
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In this country, this is all very interesting especially when one considers that Media Matters (a George Soros funded progressive viewpoint internet communications group), which has admitted to writing the headline news for MSNBC news segment anchors in co-ordination with the Obama Administration, amounts to the only thing FORWARD about this White House and its campaign to retain control for another four years.
So, it is time for all of us to LEAN FORWARD and end Carter's Second Term of failures come November 2012 and vote for … Mitt Romney so we can really take our country forward to the successes that made America great from the very beginning.
Slick production does not make the accompanying VIDEO presentation truthful or correct in its assumptions … the branding of FORWARD.
** Article first published as "New Obama "Forward" Slogan Has Deeper Ties Than Just To MSNBC"at NowPublic **


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When my site had an issue (due to a hack) I requested a backup. At that time I was told "there were no backups since your request". I said "OK, when was the last backup" and was told that due to a hardware failure there were actually no backups.
I'm happy to post the actual thread if necessary.
My question is: When will backups begin again? I value this as part of the service offered, however when I asked about the lack of backups I was told "this is an extra service, not part of our SLA" -
So guaranteed uptime is one thing, but not having an active backup is another - so if anything happens to your data, the backups you EXPECT to be running(because Spry says they do this for all VPS accounts) are not there to be used.
I have made several follow up emails to be told that backups are not in place yet.
I feel that it is at best misleading and at worst false advertising to still state that you provide backups if you know you don't. Users deserve to know about this.
I must say the staff were very friendly but utterly useless in this case.


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This programme kicks of a series of nostalgic episodes about radio broadcasting. In 1997 we visited Wim Stuiver, a radio enthusiast whio built a private museum inside a farmhouse near the Dutch town of Diever.It was one of the best collections I've ever seen, telling the story of the early days of radio. Wilm had not only restored each piece to working order, he also knew the history behind each of the set. Sadly the museum no longer exists. Although a foundation was set up to try and preserve the collection in the Plantron in Dwingeloo, in the end the money ran out at everything was sold off for a song. The display cases are now in the Archeological Museum in Diever. I'm guessing this is the only radio programme that was made there in quite such detail. Happy Memories.
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In about a week many kids will get to celebrate Valentine's Day at school! For my girls (kindergarten and 1st grade) this is one of their favorite days of the year. They love picking out cards to give to their classmates and teachers. Also, as a class mom, I let them help me think of fun things to do at the class party. We won't be doing all of the activities, crafts, etc below but they are some of our ideas for fun ways to celebrate in school. Ready for lots of red, pink and hearts?
Fun Ideas for Valentine's Day at School
Classroom Craft Ideas
My girls love making crafts around Valentine's Day. This year we have a big 1st birthday to plan and some travel going on, so I kept the crafts super simple and got some Valentine's Day craft sets from Oriental Trading. They came out SO cute and (minus the handprint) my girls (ages 5 and almost 7) did them completely on their own. In addition, I did order some blank cards, heart doilies and Valentine washi tape from Oriental Trading for them to enjoy. I would highly recommend any of these for classroom crafts, as the kids enjoyed them but also had no trouble making them. That is key when crafting with a whole class!
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Color Your Own Valentine's Day Bookmarks
For more Valentine's Day Crafts, visit this post: 35 Valentine Craft & Activities for Kids
Valentine's Day Party Games
I'm the class mom in Maggie's 1st grade class and for her party we are just doing games this year. The other class mom thought of the cutest idea: relay races, holding conversation hearts with chop sticks! So we'll be doing that game, plus a Valentine's Day Bingo and Valentine Ring Toss that I got from Oriental Trading. I also stocked up on a ton of cute Valentine's Day "non candy" prizes such as: Valentine Footballs, Valentine Seals and a Valentine Toy Assortment.
Easy Classroom Valentine's to Hand Out
Everyone's holiday card favorite, Minted, makes really fun classroom Valentines too! I have gotten these for my kids a few times and they are so easy and come ready to go. My girls had a blast picking them out. I let them browse around with no suggestions from me. Maggie picked a coloring themed Valentine since she loves coloring and knows her classmates do too. I am going to add in some crayons (found mini boxes on Oriental Trading) and she'll write each kids' name on the envelope.
Alex spotted this funny card and said "hey can you change that to my picture?" and when I uploaded her photo she couldn't stop laughing. I found some cheap glasses to pass out with them so her classmates can get a kick out of seeing what they look like in them too!
One other SUPER easy idea I found for class Valentines: Welch's Fruit Snacks makes a Valentine's Box. There are 28 packs of fruit snacks in them, so you should just need one for a class. They are heart shaped with little emoji faces on them. PLUS there's a spot right on the individual pack to write your "to & from". It really doesn't get much easier than that! You can find them at Target or the grocery store.
Valentine's Day Books
If you will be reading a Valentine's Day story at your class party, here is a list of our favorite books for the holiday:
Cute Outfits for Class Valentines Parties
Last, but not least, one really fun thing about Valentine's Day class parties: getting dressed up for the occasion! My girls like clothes that are red, pink and sparkly, so picking out Valentine outfits is fun for them. For the 2nd year in a row, Julie and I both picked out Valentine's Day outfits for our kids from Gymboree. Right now they are having a HUGE sale and all of the Valentine's Day items are 50% off. They always have an adorable collection and this year's is awesome! In addition to really cute clothes, we love the festive accessories for kids at Gymboree. From bows to pink dinosaur necklaces, there are so many options.
Here are a few of our picks:
Happy Valentine's Day Everyone!


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Specialists can help guide you through this difficult time.
Drug Rehab Tuscaloosa
Fear and apprehension are commonly the greatest challenges to recovery, which is usually a long and challenging endeavor that will almost always require supervised professional assistance. Getting the proper support and professional help, you can overcome your substance abuse problem.
At Drug Treatment Facility Tuscaloosa we provide a wide range of addiction treatment programs to participants that come to our facility suffering with addiction problems. Most people that become dependent on substances like percocet, vicodin, lortab, heroin, cocaine, meth and other drugs that bring about abuse and addiction usually don't know how to quit by themselves without help. We have provided help to countless struggling addicts to beat their addiction by means of our extensive treatment methods and recovery principles.
The first step of our rehabilitation program is our detoxification process. After a person has used drugs regularly for a period of time an addiction develops for the drug. When dependence or addiction has developed it can be unsafe to suddenly quit without professional assistance from a medical detox process. Addictive drugs such as alcohol, cocaine, heroin, meth, xanax, fentanyl and others cause a wide variety of withdrawal effects such as anxiety, agitation, insomnia, muscle aches, sweating, vomiting, abdominal cramping, diarrhea, nausea and more.
At Drug Treatment Tuscaloosa we provide the often necessary medical assistance to help out clients be as safe and comfortable as possible in the detox period. We offer 24 hour services and supervision during this very important first step in the treatment process. Program participants often express that they feel a great sense of accomplishment after they have completed our detoxification process.
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Acknowledging that you have a problem is an extremely vital part of recovery from drug addiction or alcoholism. In addition you must also have the desire to do what is needed to change your life. Taking inventory of the reasons for making a change will help you navigate the road to recovery. Many find it helpful to make a list why they want to put an end to their addiction. Reasons might be, for example, wanting to be a better parent, be a happier person overall, to feel more accomplished and successful, repair damaged relationships, to be healthy again, or to simply repair the damage caused by your addiction.
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At Drug Treatment Facility Tuscaloosa we have learned that the most important factor in determining success is whether the person has completely overcome their addiction. Success can only be calculated by the patient's belief in their ability to stay clean. Short term rehab programs generally fall short of this goal.
We know that it is very important not to be under time restraints while in rehab. The time that you spend in treatment can provide a lifetime of sobriety, it is completely worth the investment of whatever time that it needs. We locate the underlying reasons that may be at the root of the addiction. We will help you to repair the damages that you have created in your life so that you are not filled with disappointment. You will be taught life skills, coping skills and relapse prevention techniques so that you are not only sober when you are done, but know how to remain clean for a lifetime. We know that you want a better life and we are here to help you find a way to achieve it.
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Philanthropist of the Year Awards Ceremony & Breakfast
Date: Friday, February 22, 2019
Time: 8 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.
Location: Camano Center
Guest Speaker: Frank Minton, President of Planned Giving Services
Frank Minton is president of Planned Giving Services, which provides consultation to charities regarding planned giving programs and to individuals regarding philanthropic planning.
Before entering consulting in January, 1991, he spent ten and one-half years with the University of Washington, where he served as Director of Planned Giving and Executive Director of Development. Previously he served as Senior Estate Planning Officer and Field Director at Northwestern University, and was for six years a professor at Muskingum College in Ohio. He received M.A. and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Chicago.
Dr. Minton has served both as conference chair and president of the National Committee on Planned Giving, a nationwide organization of gift planning professionals. In 1992 he received its Distinguished Service Award, and he currently serves its Ethics Committee. He is Vice Chair of the American Council on Gift Annuities, was conference chair in 1995, currently chairs the Gift Annuity Rates Committee, and is an expert on state regulatory issues. He has also received a CASE (Council for the Advancement and Support of Education) Distinguished Service Award, the David Donaldson Distinguished Service Award from the Planned Giving Group of New England, and he was the first recipient of the Outstanding Development Officer Award from the Northwest Development Officers Association.
He is a frequent speaker at seminars and conferences, has authored many booklets and articles on planned giving topics, and is an author of Planned Giving for Canadians (Second Edition, 1997) and Charitable Gift Annuities: The Complete Resource Manual. A number of his presentations have been to Canadian audiences, and in 1997, he received the "Friend of the Canadian Association of Gift Planners" award. He is on the advisory board of Planned Giving Today, and is a member of the Estate Planning Council of Seattle and the Washington Planned Giving Council.
Also celebrate with us as we recognize outstanding contributors to philanthropy in our community.
Awards to be given:
Floyd & Delores Jones Spirit of Philanthropy Award
Heritage Bank Business Making a Difference Award
Jill Vail Pay It Forward Award


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Includes one book and one DVD:
The Southern Cross: The Story of the Confederacy's First Battle Flag is the fifty-six minute production that chronicles the history of the design and creation of a flag that became the prototype for all of the St. Andrews Cross battle flags carried by Confederate armed forces.
The Confederacy's First Battle Flag: The Story of the Southern Cross is a beautifully illustrated book of approximately 160 pages that was developed as the companion to Witnessing History's most recent DVD production, The Southern Cross: The Story of the Confederacy's First Battle Flag, and as a stand-alone read.
The story of the flag's creation will surprise and delight viewers everywhere. Buy them together and save!
Gift Certificates are also available for birthdays, graduations and other special events! Call us here at 859-455-9330 and give a gift of history to someone special!


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Last week, in art class, we learned to do washes and work over it with chalk and/or pen.
Here are my vegetables from the evening's still life study. It was a lot of fun. The last time I did something like this was nearly 10 years ago! Saying that puts me into the 'you're old' bracket.
|An onion in acrylic wash, pitt pastels, and copic multiliners
|Acrylic wash, chalkboard chalks, white conte and a little bit of pitt pastels


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Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology 540 N Harrison Rd, Pleasant Gap, Pennsylvania 16823 Bellefonte, PA 16823 Phone: (814) 359-2793
General Information About Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology
The mission of the Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science & Technology is to provide exceptional educational opportunities for career oriented central Pennsylvanians and to provide our region's employers with well trained and motivated employees who are fully prepared for the highly paid technical jobs of the 21st century.
Institutional statistical data was gathered from the U.S. Department of Education - Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, 2009-2010.
Institution Type
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Special Learning Opportunities
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Student Services
- General Education Courses
- Career Services available upon completion
Credit Accepted
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Religious Affiliation
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Federal Aid
- Eligible students may receive Pell Grants and other federal aid (e.g. Direct Loans).
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The girls were ecstatic! Rachel's dad dropped her off in the morning and she had on the dress that she and Rori both own, which of course, Rori thought of wearing already too! However, Rachel had on a green cardigan and told Rori to wear a green one too. Rori said she didn't have one, so Rachel happily wore one of Rori's white ones so they could match. Very sweet. The girls chattered the whole car ride down. It's amazing how their conversations are actual conversations now. We had The Princess and The Frog playing in the car and I heardt this conversation:
Rachel: "Her parents passed away."
Rori: "away to where?"
Rachel: "I don't know, that's what my mom told me."


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You can buy all sorts of things on eBay, but a car? Would you really want to buy a car online?
Well, it turns out that eBay is a popular place to look for a new set of wheels – there is even a dedicated motors section. But buying a used car is risky, so anyone thinking of making the purchase through an online shopping site such as eBay should take care.
Here are some simple tips that could help you to make a successful and safe purchase.
1. Don't make the car your first ever purchase on eBay. You should be comfortable with the bidding system before you buy a car, so try some smaller items first to familiarise yourself with the process.
2. When you are ready to start looking for a car, narrow down your search criteria. If not, you could be completely overwhelmed and end up bidding for something unsuitable.
3. Don't browse outside your region. You would be crazy to buy a car without first seeing the vehicle, so don't make life difficult by bidding on a car in Scotland when you live in Cornwall.
4. Set your maximum price at the outset – and do not waver. You can get a good idea of a realistic price for a used car by looking at advertisements for similar makes and models, or by consulting car magazines or Parkers guide. Also, bid when there is only a minute left. If you bid early, there is a strong chance that you will increase your price to win the deal.
5. Check out the seller. eBay allows buyers to give feedback on sellers and you can learn a lot from other people's experiences.
6. Find out about tax and insurance. If you decide to buy the car, you will normally have to drive it home. So you need to make sure you are covered as it is illegal to drive without the appropriate car insurance. The same goes for the tax disc.
7. Inspect and test drive the car. Don't hand over any money until you have seen the car and taken it for a spin. Otherwise, you could fall victim to any number of internet scams, including buying a 'phantom' car that doesn't actually exist.
8. Is the paperwork genuine? You should verify that the seller is the registered owner of the vehicle and that the log book, or V5 certificate, is kosher. The website www.gov.uk has more information and tells you how to make a vehicle enquiry. The description of the car should also be accurate.
9. Consider paying for a vehicle check. A number of organisations such as the AA and HPI run data checks on used cars to confirm their identity, their accident history and their mileage. They can also find out if there is any outstanding finance on the vehicle. The service is not free, but it can buy peace of mind.
10. If you decide to buy the car, makes sure you pay by PayPal or with a credit card. PayPal is a secure payment system, so the seller does not see your financial details. If you pay buy credit card, you also benefit from some consumer protection. PayPal offers purchase protection in some cases, but it does not apply to cars – and neither does eBay's own buyer protection.
You have been warned!
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After church this morning, those in attendance were asked to bring flowers and place them on a cross outside to signify that Jesus was alive.
Jesus was crucified and yet, He came back to life on the third day.
Where is Jesus now?
In the book of Revelation, John describes being in the Spirit and hearing a loud voice like a trumpet telling him to write what he saw in a book and then to send it to seven churches, which are listed in the first chapter. Beginning with verse 12, here are a few of the verses that John wrote:
Then I turned to see the voice that was speaking to me, and on turning I saw seven golden lampstands, and in the midst of the lampstands one like a son of man, clothed with a long robe and with a golden sash around his chest. The hairs of his head were white, like white wool, like snow. His eyes were like a flame of fire, his feet were like burnished bronze, refined in a furnace, and his voice was like the roar of many waters. In his right hand he held seven stars, from his mouth came a sharp two-edged sword, and his face was like the sun shining in full strength.
When I saw him, I fell at his feet as though dead. But he laid his right hand on me, saying, "Fear not, I am the first and the last, and the living one. I died, and behold I am alive forevermore, and I have the keys of Death and Hades.
—Revelation 1:12-18
Who is Jesus?
He is the first and the last.
He is the living one.
He died, but He is alive forevermore.
He suffered and died to pay the penalty of our sin, so that we could believe in Him and be alive forevermore, as well.
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In 1988, the President of India handed Ajit Kumar Doval a small silver disc exactly one-and-three-eights of an inch in diameter, emblazoned with the great wheel of dharma, a lotus wreath and the words Kirti Chakra. It was the first time a police officer had ever received the medal, among the highest military honours our Republic can bestow.
He won that medal for unspeakable crimes.
Like many former intelligence officials, Doval considers himself bound not to discuss past operations. I have his permission, though, to speculate that it may have involved the cold-blooded execution of a Pakistani intelligence officer, the illegal detention of terrorism suspects, torture, the smuggling of arms and explosives across India's borders, and the use of false identities.
Lawyers have numbers and words for these things: 302, 304, 364, 120B, the Arms Act, the Explosives Act. These are the laws India's intelligence services break every single day — to defend the Republic.
To comprehend this is to comprehend why India's intelligence services simply won't — at least in their present form— survive the Ishrat Jahan Raza murder investigation. Ever since their inception, the Intelligence Bureau and its sister-services have functioned without any legal mandate. This means authorisation for anything they do. Every time an intelligence officer initiates a covert operation, launches agents across the border or engages in the lethal deceptions that constitute the warp and weft of spycraft, she or he breaks the law and violates the constitution.
It's worked because of an unwritten consensus that has historically cut across political parties. Last week, it all fell apart.
Few in the Intelligence Bureau privately dispute the contours of the secret story behind Ishrat Jahan's death. In February, 2004, the Intelligence Bureau was able to locate two Gujarat-based jihadists, trained in Pakistan, on the basis of information recovered from the body of a Poonch-based Pakistani Lashkar-e-Taiba operative, Ehsan Illahi. The two Gujarat-based are men are referred to in Central Bureau of Investigation documentation simply as C1 and C2.
C1 and C2 were persuaded, possibly with bribery or threats, to change sides. They informed their Lashkar handler, Muzammil Bhat — the key military commander of the 26/11 plot — that they were ready to stage an attack against top political leaders in Gujarat, including Chief Minister Narendra Modi.
The Intelligence Bureau was thus waiting for Gujranwala-based Lashkar-e-Taiba operative Zeeshan Zohar, despatched to Gujarat in April on Bhat's instructions. They were waiting for his Sargodha-born colleague Amjad Ali Rana — earlier injured in fighting in Jammu and Kashmir — who showed up the following month.
Intelligence officers, helped by the police, coerced the two men — it's possible torture was involved — to continue communicating with Bhat, allowing him to believe the plot was going well.
From immigration records, we know this: on 29 March 2004, Pune resident Javed Sheikh flew to Oman, on passport E6624023, identifying him as Praneshkumar M Gopinath Pillai — a travel document obtained illegally, in addition to an earlier one in his Muslim name. He flew back to Mumbai on 11 April. He purchased the second-hand car that was to carry him to his death. And he repeatedly communicated with Bhat — who finally authorised him to travel to Gujarat in June, believing C1, C2, and the two Pakistani fidayeen were ready to initiate their attack.
It's still unknown what Ishrat was doing with Sheikh; nothing, bar 26/11 convict David Headley's claim she was a suicide bomber, is on record. Her family insists she was just an innocent teenager, hired by Sheikh for his — non-existent — perfume business.
This much, we can say: if the police had done what they ought to have done, arrested and charged C1 and C2 with terrorism-related crimes instead of illegally inducing them to cooperate, they'd never have got to Zeeshan Johar. If they'd arrested Johar, and produced him before a magistrate, they'd never have got to Amjad Ali Rana. If they'd arrested Rana, they'd never have got to Javed Sheikh. If they hadn't got to these men, innocents might have died. And if they hadn't killed the suspects, C1 and C2 would have been useless for further operations — and possibly dead.
Let there be no doubt about this: no democratic republic can countenance extrajudicial executions and torture. There's just no way for what happened in Gujarat to be made acceptable. Leave aside all the ethical concerns. Police officials who have the power over the life and death of terrorists today can, tomorrow, use it against political opponents and all the rest of us. Encouraging such acts isn't patriotism: it is a sure-shot way of turning us into Pakistan, or worse.
Few ethical principles, though, survive encounters with the real world un-bruised — which is why only those who never exercise power have the luxury of moral pieties.
India has long confronted insurgencies and terrorism where state had to make a choice between law and order, after all its non-coercive institutions collapsed. KPS Gill's campaign against the Khalistan insurgency was brutal—but the thousands of people not killed in Punjab since 1993 is surely some moral mitigation of that violence.
The West has, for the most part, offshored these dilemmas. The Cold War was fought with great violence — but in other peoples' countries. The Soviet Union and United States, unlike Pakistan and India, didn't ever bomb each others' cities through their intelligence services or proxies. In the post 9/11 world, the United States is known to have used third countries to torture.
For decades now, India has dodged a serious debate on what's acceptable, what's not and how to make the system to better. Indians need to ask what a functional counter-terrorism legal framework might look like, how it is to be administered and who will make sure it isn't abused.
I doubt this is going to happen, though, because the status quo suits the political leadership. The same lack of regulation and oversight which has now put genuine national-security operations at risks also allows the Intelligence Bureau to be used for things that would invite criminal prosecution in most democracies.
Five of the Intelligence Bureau's 28 joint directors in New Delhi, by my count, deal directly with counter-terrorism issues — but the rest are involved in various kinds of analysis and political surveillance. In stark contrast, the Intelligence Bureau's operations directorate—the hub of its counter-terrorism effort—has some 30 analysts and field staff, all told; another 30-odd track Maoists. Local counter-terrorism teams set up in 2008 have had to be dismantled due to staff shortages.
This is true of the police services, of the Research and Analysis Wing and other specialist intelligence services, too—and when you expect people to deliver results without the necessary tools and resources, you'll get crude solutions.
In 1975, Doval won the police medal for meritorious service after just six years in service instead of the usual seventeen; Prime Minister Indira Gandhi wrote a note on the file saying she wouldn't normally do this, but the circumstances were unusual. It had something to do, it's said, with the circumstances in which six of Mizo insurgent leader Pu Laldenga's seven military commanders became Intelligence Bureau assets.
Gun-running. Bribery. Killing.
Doval was inside the Golden Temple in 1989, when Indian forces killed 41 terrorists and forced 200 to surrender, without damaging the revered shrine. The terrorists thought he was an Inter-Services Intelligence bombs expert, a misunderstanding that had some bearing on the eventual outcome.
Gun-running. Bribery. Killing.
Let's accept that there are things that the republic must do to survive. Let's have a serious conversation about how best to do these things.
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One of the Chris-es over at Hardcasual passes along this little bit of brilliance, which compares the teachings of Sun Tzu's The Art of War to the teachings of Koei's Dynasty Warriors.
So how does the Chinese history-delving hack and slash action series hold up in the face of Sun Tzu's immensely influential book of military strategy? There are several parallels, and several not-so-parallels.
"Regard your soldiers as your children, and they will follow you into the deepest valleys. Look on them as your own beloved sons, and they will stand by you even unto death!"
Regard your soldiers as competition. On rare occasions, they will steal kills from you.
See? Almost exactly the same! Hit the link below for several other excellent examples of Sun Tzu's teachings put nearly to use in Dynasty Warriors.
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Manufacturer of Mercury Contactors, Mercury Relays and Solid State Relays, Liquid Level Control Float Switches, Sewage Pumps and Grinder Pumps
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At Mercury Displacement Industries we manufacture the Liquid Level Control Float Switch in wide angle and narrow angle mechanical or mercury type. A wide variety of liquid level control float switches, avocado & vertical float switches. We supply and manufacture for OEM's, plumbing supply companies, contractors, municipal sewage treatment plants, and control panel specialists and a variety of liquid level control. We also manufacture mercury contactors or mercury relays, tilt switches of several angles and styles, solid state relays and timers. Our Wastewater division has grinder pumps, sewage pumps and several retrofits (E/One, Barnes and ABS to start).
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From the Chief
Welcome to the Grass Valley Police Department website. It is my hope that you will find this site to be a valuable resource for you to learn about the department, and that you will discover ways in which you can join in partnership with us to make this community a better place to live, work, and visit. If you have ideas about how to improve our website, please let us know.
The members of the Grass Valley Police Department are proud to serve you and this community. We are committed to providing high quality services through a commitment to our core values: dedication, excellence, and partnerships.
The Grass Valley Police Department places an emphasis on Community Oriented Policing. Sir Robert Peel was correct when he said, "The police are the public and the public are the police; the police being only members of the public who are paid to give full time attention to duties which are incumbent on every citizen in the interests of community welfare and existence." This is to say that each of us, as community members, have eyes and ears that are incredibly useful in detecting and deterring crime in our community. By establishing relationships with residents, merchants and our department, we are positioned to assist in your individual police related needs. A healthy rapport between the public and our Department discourages criminal activity from gaining a stronghold in our community.
I invite you to contact us with any comments, questions, or suggestions you might have at firstname.lastname@example.com. Again, thank you for your partnership and we look forward to working together with you to reduce crime, improve the quality of life, and maintain a safe community and city for all to enjoy.
Remember that together we do make a difference.


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This weekend I am heading down south of Sweden to fish for sea-trout. The weather aint looking all that promising but I aint giving up that easy. The forecast is windy and cold with a promising sunday filled with higher winds and even a chance of light snowfall…This doesn't necessarily mean that the fishing wont be any good, it can be great! Besides, it´s better than staying home, cause there you will most definitely not catch a fish so I am packing my bags and heading down south.
Hope you guys will have a great weekend.
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History of Whooping Cough
Whooping cough is an infection caused by a bacterium called Bordetella pertussis. Its name comes from the "whooping" sound that sometimes happens at the end of a cough as a person tries to take a breath. Whooping cough can easily be passed from one person to another. That's why it's important to get the whooping cough vaccination.
Whooping cough, also called pertussis after the organism that causes the illness, comes and goes in countries around the world. Every few years, pertussis makes large groups of people sick if they haven't been vaccinated recently. Breathing in the whooping cough germ after someone coughs or sneezes can spread the illness.
The whooping cough germ was first isolated in 1906. Since then, doctors and organizations have worked to keep the illness from making large numbers of children and adults sick. Parents do their part by taking their children to get the vaccination, and children do theirs by cooperating.
Vaccination Benefits
The vaccine protects you from getting the infection and spreading it to others. This is one important way of keeping large groups of people from getting very sick. Vaccines do not last forever, so getting a new vaccination when your doctor says you need it can help you avoid becoming sick and spreading whooping cough to your friends, family and others.
Want to know what whooping cough sounds like? Click the button below to hear the cough.
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Discovering the microbiota
What role do microbiota play in health?
The microbiota universe unveils its secrets
You have the power to modulate your microbiotas
Become an expert on these high-impact microorganisms!
This thematic paper presents the latest advances in the role of the gut microbiota in the onset of mental disorders through the gut-brain axis. When impaired, this axis could be involved in the development of neuropsy...
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Everything you want to know about microbiota
The terms "microbiota" and intestinal flora both refer to the collection of microorganisms present in our gastrointestinal tract.
There are different ways of taking care of your gastrointestinal microbiota. For example, taking probiotics or prebiotics and having a balanced diet.
More than 10,000 billion bacteria are present in our intestines.
Besides the intestinal microbiota, our body hosts microorganisms in different places. We also have a vaginal microbiota in women, and cutaneous, ENT, buccal, bronchial, and urinary microbiotas.
Imbalance in the microbiota, also called dysbiosis, can result from an unsuitable diet, but also from taking certain medications (such as antibiotics), or from stress


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Matt casing designed for production of ring-shaped sausage.The NANOSMOK line of casings is alternative to collagen and natural casings.
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WordPress SEO: The New All-in-One SEO Solution for WordPress Sites
WordPress has a new comprehensive SEO solution. Yoast.com has announced that the new WordPress SEO plugin is now in public beta. The beta period will probably last another two weeks or more. This plugin is packed full of SEO goodies, including titles, meta descriptions, breadcrumbs, XML sitemaps and some impressive new features.
Core Features of WordPress SEO:
Post titles and meta description can be customized on a per post basis. The plugin offers full support for Taxonomy (tag, category & custom taxonomy) titles as well as meta descriptions. It also gives Google search result snippet previews:
Another really handy feature is the Focus Keyword that you see in the image above. It will automatically check your content for usage of the keyword so that you can optimize your page accordingly.
WordPress SEO also comes with breadcrumbs support, including configurable breadcrumbs titles, making Yoast's previous breadcrumbs plugin obsolete.
You have the options to index, follow, noindex or nofollow any tag, category or custom taxonomy, as well as to give them unique titles and meta descriptions. This makes the plugin very flexible to allow you to promote or hide content as you wish.
Edit your robots.txt and .htaccess:
My favorite feature of this plugin is the ability to easily edit the robots.txt and .htaccess files from the files menu inside the plugin's dashboard panel. It saves time when working with a site, because you don't have to fire up your FTP client. It's just another little piece of convenience included in the WordPress SEO plugin.
Modular Add-ons for Content-Specific SEO:
The WordPress SEO plugin comes packaged with a News SEO module, which allows for the generation of a XML News Sitemap. This is a necessary requirement if you want your site to be included in Google News. A Video SEO and a Local SEO module will be developed next as premium add-ons.
These are just a few exciting features of the all-new WordPress SEO plugin. A full explanation of features is included on the WordPress SEO plugin's homepage. We're excited to see this new addition to the SEO toolbox available to the WordPress community. Even though it's still in beta, this is one you're going to want to watch. It's shaping up to be an excellent plugin.Tags:


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International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW) released a report yesterday revealing the staggering scale of online trade of threatened and endangered animals.
"Wildlife crime can seem like a remote problem but the Internet brings it into everyone's home," said Josey Sharrad, Campaigner IFAW Australia.
"Our research has exposed only a fraction of wildlife cybercrime. If you think about all the countries in the world where people are using the Internet, then it is obvious the scale of the trade is mind-blowing."
The comprehensive analysis in the report, Wanted – Dead or Alive; Exposing Online Wildlife Trade, on multi-million dollar trade in wild animals was performed over six weeks period in early 2014, on 280 online market places across 16 countries.
The investigation found out those more than 33,000 protected wildlife animals available for sale online, estimated to be worth almost 11 million USD.
"The team found a menagerie of wildlife for sale, both dead and alive," said Sharrad.
"The highest number of adverts for large, live animals were found in Russia and Ukraine, and this raises concerns for the welfare of these animals that are being traded as a commodity.
"Overall, ivory was the most commonly touted product in the online adverts, accounting for almost a third. Given that an elephant is killed now every 15 minutes, it is incredibly disturbing," warned Sharrad.
Much of the online and offline trade in wildlife and their parts is legal. However, police are investigating many of such advertisements that imposed legality concern.
Wildlife crime is a global threat, which ranks as the fourth most profitable illegal trade among human trafficking, drugs, goods counterfeit, and illegal arm sales.
Individuals can help to stop wildlife crime through the World Wildlife Fund's campaign here.


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Manchester's cultural corridor
Contributing to 'sense of place' on Oxford Road.
The challenge
Corridor Manchester was formed in 2007, bringing together a group of public and private institutions including Manchester City Council, The University of Manchester, Manchester Metropolitan University, Bruntwood, Arup and the Central Manchester University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
The partnership seeks to realise sustained economic growth and investment in times of austerity, emphasising the need to leverage the knowledge economy for the benefit of the city region as a whole.
In building upon new and existing investments within the 243 hectare Oxford Road 'corridor', University of Manchester researchers have provided critical scoping and evidence gathering assistance.
The impact
Oxford Road, Manchester's self-styled 'cultural corridor', is populated with a unique and eclectic mix of education providers, museums and galleries and other creative assets. In contrast to this urbane backdrop, it is also one of the busiest public transport routes in Europe, with a constant stream of buses traversing the route from the edge of Rusholme's renowned 'Curry Mile' to the newly refurbished Manchester Central Library.
Led by Dr Andrew Karvonen, our research brings a new perspective to Corridor Manchester, augmenting the University of Manchester's role as a large estate owner via the deployment of its research and pedagogical expertise to inform urban development. With support from a Higher Education Innovation Fund (HEIF) grant (2011-15), Karvonen's team fashioned several applied teaching and research projects by utilising qualitative and spatial methods to analyse the regeneration activities being undertaken on Oxford Road.
This included a specific focus on local policy-making, spatial planning, environmental governance, place making activities and locale-based innovations.
One of the key outputs was a protocol, co-authored by Karvonen and Jamie Anderson, to characterise Sense of Place (SoP) 'before and after' construction activities occur. This has an ongoing value, with Oxford Road undergoing a major phase of reconstruction, from summer 2015, to upgrade transportation infrastructure and the public realm.
The planned streetscape redesign, including significant pedestrianisation, will have a major influence on local and regional traffic flows, changing the everyday experience of users. In addition to the value added through building on the HEIF project, this presents a unique opportunity for additional study during a significant period of urban transformation.
The next generation of urban designers and policy makers will gain from viewing 'research in action', with the project as a whole exhibiting international relevance.
Our research
These combined research activities feed into a recently awarded European Commission project called Triangulum that will transform Oxford Road into a low-carbon, smart district. This aim of this five-year €25million Horizon 2020 project is to provide a real-world demonstration of a cutting-edge smart city and provide insights on how the associated technologies can be rolled out in cities around the globe.
The University of Manchester is working with 23 European partners from urban municipalities, research institutions and industry to demonstrate 'smart green growth' that involves the reduction of carbon emissions whilst maintaining economic growth. Other cities involved in the project include Eindhoven (Netherlands), Stavanger (Norway), Leipzig (Germany), Prague (Czech Republic) and Sabadell (Spain).
Taken together, these unique place-based activities provide an example of how University of Manchester researchers, utilising the Manchester Urban Institute network, are redefining traditional models of knowledge exchange. The collaboration with Corridor Manchester, and other stakeholders, clearly demonstrates how teaching and research activities can be combined to realise positive change within the University's own physical environment.
The research has also translated into a second-year undergraduate course unit for Architecture and Geography students, titled 'Infrastructure and Urban Change'. This unit uses Oxford Road as a case study to understand how infrastructure supports and shapes urban life, providing an opportunity for students to develop their research skills and apply theoretical ideas in a real world setting.
To date, over 150 students have participated in the course unit, using the Oxford Road corridor as a 'living laboratory'.
Key people
- Dr Andrew Karvonen (Principal investigator)
- Sarah Butler
- Michael Dimelow
- Tom Hiles
- Charles Jarvis
- Tom Langridge
- Laura Partridge
- Jessica Pineda-Zumaran


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Details(Clematis) An intense bloomer, HAPPY JACK® Purple is sure to wow you! The deep purple-blue blooms range from 3-5 inches across and bloom from midsummer into the fall. Standing 6-8 feet tall, add vertical interest to your garden or landscape with HAPPY JACK® Purple. Easy to grow and provides loads of blooms, this is the gold standard of Wim Snoeijer breeding. Take your garden to a new level and create vertical color with clematis vines. In early spring, HAPPY JACK™ Purple can be trimmed back to 18 inches. A PROVEN WINNERS® COLORCHOICE® Flowering Plant.
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2011 Leeuwin Estate Prelude Chardonnay
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- Cellar 3 - 4 years (2016-2017)
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Brilliant very pale straw colour with watery hue. The nose exhibits ripe peach and melon top notes followed by some cashew and spicy oak. Medium to full bodied the palate possesses ripe white peach and melon flavours over some cashew and a touch of spice on the back palate. Creamy texture and broad mouthfeel. Medium to long aftertaste of ripe white peach, cashew, nougat and spice.
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