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A scarce work that has recently been reprinted is INDEX TO OBITUARY NOTICES IN THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, 1828 - 1938 prepared by the Historical Records Survey of Virginia, Division of Professional and Service Projects/Work Projects Administration. Reprinted as two volumes in one, the material was originally published in 1940 as the GUIDE TO THE MANUSCRIPT COLLECTIONS OF THE VIRGINIA BAPTIST HISTORICAL SOCIETY, SUPPLEMENT NO. 1.
Covering a 100-year period, the book gives approximately 19,000 references to individuals who were either members of or were connected to Baptist churches in Virginia. Arranged alphabetically by surname and thereunder by given name, all the announcements provide the deceased's date of death. Often the notices also furnish the name of parents or a spouse. In addition, they sometimes supply a person's professional position, such as Reverend, or his military rank.
Because Virginia did not start requiring the statewide recording of vital statistics until the Act of April 1853 and many marriage and death registers were destroyed during the Civil War (1861-1865), the data from the Baptist periodical fill in some of the gaps in the absence of official vital records. The importance of this reprint becomes even more evident when family researchers discover that copies of the original printing are difficult to locate; when they can be found, they are often in poor condition. Due to these factors, genealogical libraries will want to acquire a copy of INDEX TO OBITUARY NOTICES IN THE RELIGIOUS HERALD, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, 1828 - 1938 while supplies last.
The 386-page paperback (item order #9582) may be purchased by check, MasterCard, or Visa from Clearfield Company, 3600 Clipper Mill Rd., Suite 260, Baltimore, Maryland 21211 (toll free phone 1-800-296-6687; fax 1-410-752-8492; website www.genealogical.com). To the book's price of $36.50, add these handling charges: For U. S. postal mail, the cost is $4 for one book and $1.50 for each additional copy; for UPS, the cost is $6 for one copy and $2.50 for each additional book.
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Yvonne S. Perkins, 2107 54th St., Lubbock, TX 79412-2610 (e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com) is seeking information on buffalo hunters who fought at the Battle of Yellow House Canyon in Lubbock County, TX. It is possible that several remained in the Texas Panhandle after the battle and after the buffalo were gone.
If you are looking for relatives in the western U. S., you may want to see if you can find them in the BYU-Idaho Western States Historical Marriage Records Index. Compiled by Brigham Young University religion faculty member Blaine Blake and several volunteers, it is the most comprehensive index available to the marriage records in this region. Researchers can search for individuals in the groom index or in the bride index or they can enter a specific surname to call up all persons bearing that name. An advanced search can also be done by county. Entries provide an ID number, the names of the couple, the county and state where they wed, date of marriage, and the volume and page number where the document can be found. Often the entries also furnish the town where the marriage took place, and the places of residence of the couple. You can visit the website at http://abish.byui.edu/specialCollections/fhc/gbsearch.htm.
As experienced genealogists know, data can sometimes appear in unexpected places. An example is the death notice of Civil War veteran James LYNN of Wilmington, DE, which was carried on page 1, column 2 of the December 25, 1933 issue of the Chicago Daily Tribune (Vol. XCIL, #307). Headlined "Veteran, 89, Dies in Home Where He Lived 61 Years" and dated December 24, the short article states that he was a former city councilman and had lived in Wilmington for the last 61 years.


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Captain Robbie Farah admits he considered walking away from the Wests Tigers after being painted as the architect of a move to oust coach Mick Potter, but has pledged to see out the remaining three seasons of his contract with the NRL joint venture.
In an interview aired on the Nine Network's NRL Footy Show tonight, Farah also took aim at Tigers chief executive Grant Mayer for what he said was a lack of support during the crisis that has engulfed the club since Gorden Tallis aired claims on radio two weeks ago that Farah wanted Potter gone.
Farah confirmed he had sought counselling after taking stress leave from training last week as he hit rock bottom over the saga. But the NSW hooker said he was committed to his future at the Tigers amid reports he had considered seeking a release from the club.
"At times, I thought is this all worth it?" Farah said.
"I even messaged Mick, saying I'm not sure I'm in a position to captain the club.
"But I'm out of that now. There's no doubt about that. I love this club. I'm in it to the death."
"I'll give my all for the club ... I'm not going anywhere."
However, Farah said he had fallen out with Tigers management after he said Mayer declined to publicly support him on his role in deciding the future of Potter, who is off contract at season's end.
"I haven't heard from our CEO since the Sunday night after the Dragons game," he said.
"I spoke to him after Gorden's comments on the Friday night and asking him to come out on the Saturday and strongly support the players, because we were getting dragged into it.
"That's the biggest problem with our club: there are people at the top leaking stuff to the media ... I'm not sure why.
"Whether it is for their own interests or those Balmain or Wests factions fighting against each other.
"It doesn't help when it's leaked, whether it's true or not."
Farah also said he regretted confiding in Tallis 15 months ago that Potter was struggling.
"Looking back, I shouldn't have said to Gordie what I said.
"The club was struggling, the coach was struggling, but I thought it was a private conversation.
"I can assure you and everyone else, whatever I conveyed to Gordie at the time, I also conveyed it to Mick.
"Me and Mick have an open and honest relationship. I'm always giving him feedback on how to improve.
"He's always giving me feedback on what he needs from me and how I can improve as a captain.
"There's no issue between us."
For more on all the latest sports news, visit wwos.ninemsn.com.au

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42 applicants hope for seats on School Board, County Commission.
The field of applicants for a School Board and two County Commission seats in Levy County was still growing this week.
By Wednesday, Gov. Charlie Crist's office had received 15 applications from people who wanted to replace Billy Morrison on the School Board and 27 applications from those who wanted for fill in for suspended commissioners Tony Parker and Sammy Yearty.
The applications are public record, and all 42 can be viewed from this Web page.
A spokesman for the governor said the vacancies could be filled within 30 days.
The School Board seat was vacated in November when Billy Morrison resigned after reaching a plea deal for an October indecent exposure charge. Whoever replaces him will be up for election during the 2010 election cycle. The job pays $26,317 a year.
The commission seats have been empty since Parker and Yearty were indicted in November by a federal jury on charges of conspiring and soliciting bribes.
Immediately after their arrests, Parker and Yearty were suspended from the $33,419-a-year positions. Those named to fill in for Yearty and Parker would be serving for unknown periods of time to be determined by how the criminal charges are resolved.


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Several days ago I wrote that we planned to go down through the Fenny Stratford stop lock immediately ahead of our mooring. Adam (nb Briar Rose) left a comment mentioning we would be going up rather than down and it wasn't a stop lock. Adam thought the lock might have been required because "someone" got their water level calculations wrong. Today I was reading that the lock was built to reduce the water pressure in the long pound between Cosgrove lock on the north side of Milton Keynes and Stoke Hammond Lock on the south side. The long sump pound has at least one spillway and so I can't see how there could be too much water in the pound. I suspect Adam's suggestion is more plausible.
I've also taken photos of two buildings that were originally pump houses. The pumps would have been fuelled by coal and driven by steam engines. Yesterday Jan and I noticed water was being discharged into the canal from a culvert immediately above the lock. The culvert was located on the low side of the canal and as water doesn't usually flow uphill it seemed strange. Today I noticed a small and low structure beside the original pump house. It had a 10" steel pipe running to this "shed" which crossed the towpath below the lock. I could also hear the sound of machinery. My guess is the shed holds an electric pump and CRT are back pumping to the higher pound above Stoke Hammond Lock. However we haven't seen a boat come down through Fenny Stratford lock for at least 4 days so why the need to back pump? I can only think of three reasons
- The pump is working unnecessarily;
- There is a significant leak somewhere in the pound above the lock.
- CRT are back pumping water all the way back to the pound above Soulbury 3 Locks because of the stoppage at Leighton Lock.
Walking the towpath often leads to sights that might pass unnoticed when boating. On today's walk I came upon three different types of canal markers.
This one was just a baby hiding in the grass and I nearly tripped over it. GJC is obviously the initials of the Grand Junction Canal which was the former name of the Grand Union. I assume it became the Grand union when a number of different canals were combined, or united!
I do wonder what purpose it serves?
Meanwhile, this is a more common canal marker. It's taken us almost two weeks and we've moved the amazing distance of 40 miles!
Now I haven't seen one like this before. Rather quaint!


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Colorado's Embree "likes chances" that safety Ray Polk can play vs. ASU
BOULDER — Colorado senior safety Ray Polk hasn't suited up since suffering a serious high-ankle sprain 25 plays into the season opener against Colorado State. But CU coach Jon Embree said he "likes the chances" of Polk playing Oct. 11 in the ESPN-televised Thursday night home game agaisnt Arizona State.
"Ray was running around pretty good," Embree said following Wednesday's practice.
Polk said he is just taking it day-by-day and not putting any undue pressure on himself to be back for a specific game, although he sure hopes to play against the Sun Devils.
"This week has been great," Polk said. "I had kind of reached a plateau, where it didn't seem to get any better. But we taped it up, put a brace on it to run down the field, and it went a lot better than I expected.
"At first it was a little stiff. But then it started to loosen up and finally I was able to start running. It was a great feeling."
Polk is the only senior among CU defensive backs, and his absence has been felt. As the free safety, he was being counted on to call the signals and basically direct traffic for a young secondary that at times includes as many as three true freshmen when in a nickel package.
"Ray brings leadership back there, a different element of communication," Embree said. "He's a guy that can diagnose plays maybe a little quicker than some of the young guys, so that can help."


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Cockney Rejects
Cockney Rejects (1978-1985, 1990-present): a Punk band from London, UK.
ith the membership of Jefferson Turner (vocals), Mick Geggus (guitar/vocals), Vince Riordan (bass/vocals) and Keith Warrington (drums), Cockney Rejects singed to 'Small Wonder' with a one-off single in 1979 titled Flare 'N' Slippers but the serious comic relief came with their debut 1980 album Greatest Hits Vol 1. The album begged the question "what hits?" since it featured all new tracks and only two previous minor charters I'm Not A Fool and Bad Man. It made 22 in the UK but the album, and live work, never got a foothold in the US, especially their live shows since the US governmentnever issued them a work permit. Taking on the musical style of Sham 69, the band also attracted the less desirable of the right wing population including Neo-Nazi Skinheads thus making them pivotal in the punk "oi" movement, even going so far as to name that movement in one of their many football (soccer) anthems on the follow-up album. That follow-up was Greatest Hits Vol. 2 (1980) and with it the track Oi, Oi, Oi, naming the punk movement, not to mention their I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, a song that would become the West Ham United anthem, a football team that included Cockney Rejects, along with Iron Maiden as their supporters. Their 1981 effortsof Greatest Hits Vol. 3 charted at UK 27 featuring a cover of Motorhead's Motorhead, but Power And The Glory failed to chart. The 'Rejects rejected their punk buddies and went all Metal on The Wild Ones (1982) to similar attention, likewise for Rock The Wild Side (1984). The joke was over and they split shortly after. Their attempted reformation in 1990 with Lethal went nowhere.
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Near the anniversary of a devastating 2011 earthquake, New Zealand has suffered another.
5.8-magnitude quake hits #NewZealand city: USGS https://t.co/sbWZK5p3JO pic.twitter.com/AG812mDSKh
— The Straits Times (@STcom) February 14, 2016
In Christchurch, New Zealand, Valentine's Day was occurring and residents were going about their day as normal. It was approximately 1 p.m. when the rumbling of an earthquake began causing residents to stop what they were doing and attempt to go for cover.
According to GeoNet, the 5.7-magnitude earthquake was "severe." The site reported that the earthquake occurred 15 kilometers east of Christchurch, New Zealand, and was relatively shallow. Originally, the earthquake was thought to have been 31 kilometers deep, but further research corrected the data. Authorities now believe that the earthquake occurred at 14 kilometers deep. There are no warnings of a tsunami, but there have been reports of aftershocks that are continuing, even now.
GeoNet is a site dedicated to operating "a modern geological hazard monitoring system in New Zealand."
New Zealand is in dire need of such a monitoring system because it exists on the "Ring of Fire." According to the New York Times, the Ring of Fire is "an arc of seismic faults around the Pacific Ocean where earthquakes are common."
Five years ago, on February 22, 2011, New Zealand was hit by another severe earthquake, one that nearly destroyed the majority of the second largest city in New Zealand. The 6.3-magnitude earthquake was fatal to over 180 people and the damage caused to the structure of the town is still being repaired.
Just felt magnitude 5.7 EQ (while driving) in Christchurch where 80% of CBD is being rebuilt from 2010 & 2011 quakes pic.twitter.com/wBX7mtGNrQ
— Michael Kerwin (@mkerwin111) February 14, 2016
When the earthquake hit today, residents were brought back to that feeling of helplessness and worry, wondering if this would be another deadly force of nature.
"It was quite forceful. It just brought it all back again. I didn't want to go through another one," Chrissy Coulter, a woman injured in the 2011 earthquake, told New Zealand Stuff. "It just reminded me of what happened on February 22."
"It was just that awful sound again, that rumble. It lasted a good 20 seconds, it was stuff falling of the shelves, people diving under their supermarket trolleys, and everyone just looking at each other going 'no not again'," Jocelyn Ritchie, Christchurch, New Zealand, City Council Media Manager told Radio New Zealand.
According to Ritchie, people in the supermarket were in tears as they tried to contact their families to find out if anyone had been hurt. Unfortunately, the lines were jammed and several cell towers were down due to the earthquake.
Despite the worry and flashbacks, however, the damages were minimal and authorities have reported only minor injuries.
Briscoes Christchurch post quake. https://t.co/uMADiG57N8
— TAZ! (@sirtazzie) February 14, 2016
Upwards of 500 people lost power after the earthquake, but authorities got to work quickly and within a couple of hours that number had dropped to only 190.
"We are working hard to quickly restore power to those still affected," Rob Jamieson, Orion chief executive, told New Zealand Stuff.
Aside from the cell phone issues and the lost power, there were several burst water mains that affected areas of Office Road, Shirley Street, Alfred Street, Hurst Place, Hargood Street, Courtfield Close, Hills Road, Bower Avenue, and Marriots Road.
Many bridges and tunnels closed initially as authorities wanted to ensure the earthquake hadn't caused any structural damages. At this time, all of those tunnels and bridges have been reopened. However, a cliff collapse at Taylors Mistake is causing officials to urge New Zealand locals and tourists to stay away from Sumner until they are able to establish whether or not the cliffs have returned to stability.


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I am using ACT! by Sage 2010 Version 12.0.409.0, Hotfix 3, single user.
I am using the Act Email client as a stand-alone; no Outlook. Some of my received emails come with an attachment, but the file can't be found. I can't find the directory where Act is supposedly looking; I assume it's hidden. This is happening w
This seems to be random, but not infrequent. I can't find anything on the forums. Does anyone else experience this?
Have you been able to determine any pattern? Is it a particular type of file (PDF, Word Doc, etc.)?
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One thing most medical students have in common is that they will leave medical school with a considerable, if not daunting, amount of debt. Medical school tuition is an exceptional burden, ranging from around $10,000 per year for the cheapest public schools to over $46,000 per year for the most expensive private schools. The $10,000 price tag is not common though: the average debt for a medical student graduating from a public school is around $100,000, while the number rises to around $130,000 for private school graduates (the overall average according to the AMA is $130,571 in 2006, with 72% of graduates having at least $100,000 in loans and 86.6% carrying outsanding loans upon graduating). This, of course, does not include room and board expenses, transportation, books and supplies (e.g. $700 diagnostic sets, $100 stethoscopes, etc.), which brings the overall price tag to around $250,000 for four years. For some (myself included), this will be the first time that we will have to pay for our own education. Other students may still have to repay loans that financed their undergradute education. Some take a few years off before entering medical school in order to raise money for their education. A select few have the luck of being able to have their parents pay for their education, but unless they are extremely well-endowed, the cost of education is, at the very least, an uncomfortable thought that urges one to feel grateful.
People have lambasted and lamented the high cost of medical education for a variety of reasons, but for me, there is one problem that is much easier to see from the perspective of a medical student: the problem of entitlement.
Simply put, the more students have to pay for their education, the more to which they will feel entitled. At a time when the standing of physicians is under attack from many sides and public opinion varies considerably, a culture of entitlement is that last thing we need to foster in the next generation of physicians. Entitlement serves no useful purpose: it makes us impatient, callous, lacking in perception and perspective, and unfit to do our jobs.
What do we feel entitled to? Some desires seem reasonable and natural: for the price we're paying, we should expect to receive a top-notch medical education from experts in the field. We expect to have good resources that come with reasonable convenience: maybe not served to us on a silver spoon, but at least accessible without a gargantuan effort.
But there are also some expectations that are not as reasonable. We should not expect that our instructors are only there to teach us and have the time to attend to all of our needs. We should not feel entitled to common study spaces and get angry when someone else actually uses them (i.e. the amount of times I've heard people rant at a pile of books or a backpack…). We should not feel that we are all-important, or that our clubs, causes, and purposes exceed all others in priority. We should not expect to automatically receive respect and deference from house staff as medical students. We should not believe that, as medical students with great burdens on our backs, that it is acceptable for us to forget common courtesy. Or that our burdens exclude us from the duties of being a good person: to reach out to others, to be tolerant, to be patient and understanding.
The great weight of growing responsibility that comes with medical training has a variety of effects on people. The majority of medical students are humbled, to some degree, by the experience: we feel grateful to the people who have helped make our training possible, and we feel duty and responsibility to the people who need us. We complain little, or if we do, in private and with humor or a shrug of the shoulders. However, some students react in the opposite way: they see their medical training as a route to ascension, an expensive, difficult process that will make them something greater and stronger. Given the investment and the sacrifices they are making, it seems natural that everyone else should try and make the process as easy as possible for them: give me convenience, give me respect, give me a break. I am trying to do some good, I am holier than thou, I am the one with the quarter-million-dollar debt, and still you don't respect me and my efforts?
To my fellow medical students, I ask of you: find some strength within you and be patient. Our path will not become any easier as time goes along.
This does not preclude you from being an advocate for change: it's all about a change in attitude and approach. Instead of feeling entitled and making demands, step back, assess the situation, and think of solutions of mutual benefit and contribution. Be willing to meet the other party halfway.
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This program jointly-sponsored by the Burbank Chamber and the City of Burbank, offers attendees the opportunity for new members to introduce themselves, network with other small businesses, bring local issues or concerns to City staff, and to hear fast-paced presentations on topics of interest to small businesses. These presentations focus on emerging TOPICS for small businesses–online advertising, the use of social media, etc. They also include small business RESOURCE opportunities such as access to capital programs and 1-on-1 business counseling programs. Finally, COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT opportunities geared for small business participation are presented; such as the annual Back to School Event and the Leadership Burbank program. Participants in the Small Business Networking Breakfast program are Burbank business establishments with 30 employees or less who are current in their Chamber membership.
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Vestil Aluminum Hand Truck Dock Boards offer:
- These dock boards are lightweight and can be carried and positioned by one person.
- Provides a safe and convenient bridge between dock and truck.
- Welded aluminum diamond tread surface and beveled edges provide safe and smooth entry and exit.
- The 12° bend is located 6" from the edge and is designed to keep ramp edges flush with the dock surface and the truck floor.
- Equipped with bolt-on on locking legs.
- Full length aluminum curbs provide hand holds and reduce chance of roll off.
- 800 lb. uniform capacity.
- Designed for use with two-wheeled hand trucks.
- 3/16" plate thickness.
- Manufactured in compliance with OSHA.
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"David Mazza, 30, and Casey Patten, 28, best friends since middle school, opened Taylor Gourmet, a Philadelphia-style deli and gourmet Italian market, at the end of 2008, in the ground floor of a three-story brick building at 1116 H Street NE. In the salad days before the '68 riots, 1116 had housed a bakery, but since then it has played home to a hair salon, a crack house, and, for a time, just the rats and pigeons." Now they each have an apartment over the store. Nice!
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The meal at the Black Horse pub was very good, although it was apparent we are now paying London prices. From the outside the pub looks old however once inside it has a more modern look. There were plenty of vacant tables and the staff were friendly.
The heavy overnight wind and rain had pushed all the rubbish in the canal down to our mooring. It was bank to bank and looked disgusting. By the time we were ready to leave it had moved on. unfortunately in the same direction as us which meant we had to cruise through it. Actually I tried to glide through it with Waiouru in neutral. Despite this we picked up more multi-coloured London jellyfish. It seems rather pointless going down the weed hatch at this stage. I'll wait until we reach Little Venice.
After an hour of cruising we reached the 7 Day moorings outside the large Sainsbury's at Alperton. There are moorings for three boats and we comfortably managed to fit in between the two boats already there.
There is a large Chinese supermarket behind the Sainsbury's which we will visit tomorrow. Today it was a quick trip to Sainsbury's for essentials. Back again tomorrow to restock the cupboards. The engine has also reached 2050 hours and is now due for a major service. Apart from the oil, we already have all the consumables. A quick check on Google Maps showed a nearby Halfords so I walked there after lunch and purchased 10 litres of oil. At least tomorrow morning's activities are now known!
I took a photo of the moorings at Alperton on my way to Halfords using the old Samsung S1 with the custom ROM.
Apparently the towpath at Alperton has been used in a number of episodes of the TV series Eastenders. Not that I've every watched the program! Whilst walking to Halfords I noticed the Pleasure Boat Pub on the opposite side of the canal. 150 years ago the countryside at Alperton was a popular place for visitors who also frequented the pub. The canal became a celebrated resort for anglers (obviously not fishing for urban jellyfish or London eels). The area became less salubrious with the arrival of industry at the beginning of the 19th century. As the most industrialised village in Wembley, it was infamous for the smells coming from shipments of gas lime and dung, a sewage farm, two recycling plants and three large piggeries. There were public order problems with fights among labourers and bare-knuckle boxing bouts and cockfights.
By the 1960's Alperton was in decline. The major redevelopment around Wembley and Sudbury didn't reach the area. However things started to change in the 1970's with the arrival of many East African Asians (expelled from Uganda?) who opened shops along Ealing Road, selling saris, vegetables or sweets. Many of the public notices in the local area are multi-lingual.


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On July 22, 2016, the 4th Hemp Heals Music Festival took place in Philly. It was a great event, as always. I missed last years event, and during the time since I attended in 2014, Philadelphi decriminalized marijuana…and there were many joints lit, including a giant spliff smoked on stage. Times they are a changin'. Riley Cote, former Philadelphia Flyer and founder of the Hemp Heals Foundation, has been a great supporter of Artisan Hemp. In 2015, we made custom printed posters for the festival and did again this year and included some cool new products, including posters with cannabis leaves inside the paper. Here are some photos. The headlining musicians were 311 and Matisyahu and it was a true honor to go backstage and meet Matisyahu, while he signed the posters.
Here are some photos. Make sure to check out Hemp Heals next year! Hemp Heals posters on handmade 100% hemp paperPoster with cannabis leaf inside!Hemp Heals logo on cannabis leaf hemp paper with botanical print…Close up of poster coming out of printer..Matisyahu signing Hemp Heals postersSelfie with Matisyahu!


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One of the biggest issues in AIDS testing in the field is the collection, transport, and processing of blood samples. A team of scientists at Harvard Medical School and the University of Texas are trying to meld a mini-processor and a digital camera to create an entirely new form of test, one that fits in a pocket and returns results in minutes, with no lab work needed.
"We etch silicon chips in ways that are very similar to what are used to make Pentium and other computer chips," McDevitt says. "But instead of transistors, we create little test tubes — these little test tubes are miniature reaction vessels that hold artificial taste buds."
To test a sample, you drop some blood onto the chip and then place it into a reader which then tests for the blood CD4 count. Not completely portable—yet—but definitely a step in the right direction.


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The Aturi Cluster was a star cluster within the Hook Nebula that was located in the Sarin sector.[1]
During the Galactic Civil War, this cluster was a hotbed of Alliance to Restore the Republic support. This lasted until the Scimitar assault wing took out much of the Rebel resistance.[2]
- Imperial Sourcebook (First mentioned)
- Imperial Sourcebook, Second Edition
- Star Wars: The Essential Atlas Online Companion on StarWars.com (article) (backup link)(as "Aturi Cluster System")
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China fosters tourism growth in Tibet
Published on Nov 18, 2011
The Chinese government has revealed plans for tourism growth in Tibet. During the 12th five-year plan (2010-15), authorities have set a target of receiving 15 million visitors each year. This is expected to generate CNY18 billion (US$2.8 billion) and create 300,000 jobs in tourism and related industries by 2015. With development focused on the high-end market, tourism will represent 50% of the service sector in the autonomous region by this date. To achieve this however, the Chinese government will need to keep Tibet open to international visitors all year round, rather than suspending travel the region at certain times of year, as it has been prone to do in recent years, in an eff ort to quell reports of unrest.
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Meet to my new doll ! Lady Leonora , she is 10" tall.Hip jointed .
This doll hand carved from basswood, , she has antique Germany glass eyes , doll antiqued to age , and has English wax protection .Doll has Natural, Human hair .All cloth is not removable . All cloth made from antique textiles : dress from nice French watered silk taffeta with tiny polka dots , trimmed with antique organdy , silk ribbons , tiny silk acorn buttons , organdy petticoat and bonnet , all fabrics rescued from real antique clothes ( 1800's period).Doll has shoes, made from metallic lace.
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Recipe by KalaLea K
Serves 4-6 country singers
Lentils cook faster than any other bean and there's no need to soak them before cooking. It's my quick protein fix.
You will need:
3-4 cups of water
1 large cup of dried lentils
1 large Vidalia onion
2-3 garlic cloves
1 12 oz. can of diced fire roasted tomatoes
1/2 green pepper
1/2 red pepper
2 TBSPs yellow mustard
1 generous TBSP of blackstrap molasses
1/4 jalepeno
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Recipe & Photography by Dar Riser
Serves 3-4 healthy eaters
Taking a long break from meat again, it's important for me to eat tons of beans for protein but I also enjoy tempeh and that's what Dar made last Sunday for dinner. I'm not going to outline how to make beans for the 3rd time if you wish to add this tempeh recipe to your beans, check out the previous recipe, East Indian Black Eyed Peas
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How are urban renewal projects funded?
Funding occurs through tax increment financing; a taxing concept for economic redevelopment. The basic idea is simple: future tax revenues pay for revitalization efforts. The City Council, acting on the recommendations from the Ketchum Urban Renewal Agency (KURA), draws a line around an area (Revenue Allocation Area) and identifies desirable improvements or concepts within that area (Urban Renewal Plan). The KURA issues urban renewal bonds to pay for the identified improvements, or pays for these improvements directly out of the tax revenue, often called "pay as you go". As property values increase in the area due to new investment, the rise in property tax revenues (called "tax increment") is used to pay off the urban renewal bonds. This financing method is called tax-increment financing, and it is the most common method of paying for improvements in an urban renewal area.


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But when your pet has loose stool it calls for action.
Marc Ching, 4th generation animal nutritionist and herbalist and owner of "The PetStaurant" in Los Angeles. Marc says the first thing in trying to fix looseness of stools, is to identify the problem. Many and most times, the food or treats you are feeding them is the cause.
Regardless of the reason, here are ten tips to try to firm of stool.
--Add boiled lentils. Why they're great? Because they're cheap, and they work to firm up stool very fast. One up side, if your dog has allergies, this shouldn't make them worse.
--Pure Aloe Vera Capsules. Why this works? Because it helps soothe the stomach lining. We recommend mixing this into the feed and feeding in conjunction with the boiled lentils
--Psylium Husk. This is a great supplement to add for those whom have dogs and cats with mucus in their stools or looseness. The husk, while not digestible, keeps stools formed and intact.
--Slippery Elm- Great for dogs and cats with IBD. Slippery elm reduces gastro intestinal inflammation.
--Pectin. This supplement can be found at your health food store, and can be mixed into food in conjunction with slippery elm, or by itself. Pectin helps form stools and keep them nice and compact.
--Papain. Papain is a plant based enzyme from the Papaya, it aids in digestion and helps greatly in regards to dogs and cats suffering from bowel and intestinal problems.
--Quinoa- More of a seed than a grain, quinoa is a good component to add to both dry and wet food to help firm up stools. Not starchy like rice or pumpkin, we find quinoa to be healthier and more tolerant for animals than rice and pumpkin.
--Veggies. Adding steamed green veggies to your dog's diet can help firm stool up greatly. The extra fiber in things like Kale and Green Beans can help form stools and reduce GI irritation.
--Diarrhea? Try this… Boiled lentils. Mix with cottage cheese. 1/2 aloe vera capsule per 20 lbs in weight of animal.Psylium Husk. Firms stool in almost 24 hours. And sometimes you just need to find a better or different food. Marc recommends minimally processed foods, and grain free options that are moderate in their protein levels. Try staying away from red meats as they can be inflammation causing.
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Finn McGough is London-based Knucklehead's latest signing. The multi-talented director whose career spans documentary and drama as well as advertising, will be represented by Knucklehead for commercials globally.
With a background in Fine Art, McGough developed a great reputation as a documentary filmmaker. This work took him all over the world from Azarbijan to Kenya and to the Cotswolds where his film about a gypsy traveller community 'Summer with The Johnsons' won him a Prix Europa for Best Non-Fiction Film. He was nominated for Best Newcomer by the Royal Television Society the same year.
After his short film Flak picked up awards on the festival circuit, McGough took the commercials world by storm here with a beautiful campaign for Visit Wales and spots for brands such as Philips, Budweiser, Morrisons and Sainsburys. His film for Cancer Research UK won at the British Arrows and the Clios this year.
"There's an honesty and singular visual style to all Finn's work," says Knucklehead's Tim Katz. "It's really stand out. We're delighted to welcome him to the Knucklehead stable."
McGough wants to "make beautiful films across the globe with the Knuckleheads. They've got a great reputation and a brilliantly daft name. I'm excited to be joining such a great team".
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I like bone china cups with little flowers. Seriously. When I was four or five years old, my grandma took me downtown to a pastry shop. A magic place. Large mirrors with golden frames on the walls. Dark brown furniture. A large showcase with all sorts of cakes to choose from and massive glass jars full of candy. That view, that smell… Like the French writer Marcel Proust, I had my "madeleine" moment!
With grandma at the "Kaffeehaus"
Adjacent to the shop was an elegant room painted in pastel green with golden chandeliers where elderly ladies met to chat and drink coffee or tea. Each time, grandma bought me a pastry or a piece of cake and a glass of hot chocolate. The cake would be served on white bone china plate with tiny red, blue, lilac or yellow flowers, the chocolate in a matching cup. I loved those moments and I remember them as if they had happened yesterday.
At the time I didn't know anything about classical music and even less about the Viennese composer Joseph Haydn. But somehow my memories of the only "Kaffeehaus" in Luxembourg at the time invariably lead me to Haydn's string quartets. Chamber music that would have perfectly matched that pastry shop. Would I have enjoyed it? Perhaps. The delicate structure of the music is comparable to the artwork on the cups and plates – and the deliciousness of the pastry.
Sweeping like a Baroque dance
Here is the piece to listen to: String Quartet in E flat, Hob. III:2, op. 1 No. 2. So light and still sweeping. It betrays it's origin, the Baroque dance forms, prancing music but not pretentious. Haydn wrote it between 1757 and 1762. I am aware that I have already presented some of Haydn's string quartets from that period in an earlier post, but Haydn has written so many of them, and this one is dear to me. It has been recorded by the Angeles String Quartet.
The music publishing house G. Henle explains in its edition of the score of op. 1 that "the Weinzierl castle in Lower Austria […] can be considered to be the birthplace of a chamber music genre, which is firmly established in our present-day repertoire. The young Haydn was invited to spend some time at this place by a wealthy musical friend and often met up with the steward at the castle, the castle priest and the cellist Anton Albrechtsberger to make music. Although his first two works for two violins, viola and bass still have five movements, their musical value establishes the success of the string quartet in its own right."
The illusion of intimacy
What is it that made chamber music so attractive? Why is it that string quartets from Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky or Shostakovich fill me with such happiness? It probably has to do with the fact that chamber music suggests an intimacy between musicians and audience that cannot be achieved by a symphonic orchestra because of its size or by a soloist, who often is so focused on his performance that he remains distant from the listeners.
This intimacy is an illusion similar to the one suggested today by social network contacts, but it allowed artists and audiences to connect. Since most musicians and composers depended on patrons, creating this illusion time and again with new compositions and repeated performances did make sense for the artist. At the same time it satisfied the emotional need of noblemen to present themselves as cultivated people through a limited investment.
"Dream delivers us to dream, and there is no end to illusion." (Ralph W. Emerson)
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Its now OFFICIAL – no more Shetland in a box
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Representing remarkable interference by government in freedom of expression, the Scotsman Newspaper reported today that the Islands (Scotland) Bill has been passed in the Scottish Parliament. It passes complete with an amendment from Shetland MSP Tavish Scott, such that it is now officially illegal to put Shetland in a box!
Following the points made in my previous blog post on this issue, I have no doubt that this shows a complete lack of cartographic understanding and considerable disrespect to those living in Mainland Scotland, which is arbitrarily reduced in size by 40% following this decision. We await with interest the first prosecutions….
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Logitech Lapdesk Touch N600: support multitouch touchpad laptop
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Logitech Lapdesk evolves, support for notebooks and netbook, with Touch Lapdesk N600, new version, characterised by a multitouch touchpad. Designed to support your laptop on your legs, the touchpad of the N600 goes to solve the problem of peripherals, offering a broader scope mounted on the notebook's touchpad and avoiding having to connect a mouse.
The 5-inch multitouch pad are and support scrolling with two fingers and touch gestures. The support is obviously insulation from heat, anti-slip and works using the Logitech Unifying receiver to connect to a single port peripherals Logitech. The battery should reach 6 months duration and price of 69.99 €.


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This post is mainly for my well being though I know there have to be many out there that could benefit from this information all in one place.
My life has be radically focused on family members with various mental health issues. I find myself being sucked into that land of "What Is"-itis way too often for my comfort. Searching for Abraham's perspective on these types of issues has helped me. I know that I need to focus on how I want to feel, and stop "blaming" them for making me feel awful. I am choosing to take control of how I am feeling under all circumstances. There is a tremendous amount of relief in moving from the feeling of total helplessness to affect a change to a feeling of control in where I am choosing to focus. Feel free to add your favorite Abraham videos that talk about how to deal with mental illness in others and staying in the vortex.
Abraham Hicks ~ Depression, Bipolar Disorder And Suicide
Abraham Hicks ~ Helping a loved one with depression
Abraham Hicks – Mental illness and more
Abraham Hicks – To live with family member's mental illness
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As of July 2011, the University of Guelph requires the electronic submission of all theses. Electronic theses are commonly referred to as ETDs. ETD processing is easier, quicker, cheaper, and more environmental for the student, the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies, the University of Guelph MacLaughlin Library and for the National Library and Archives Canada. Theses are deposited and accessible in the University's institutional repository known as the Atrium.
All program information is currently published and made available on the World Wide Web through the Atrium [1] and through the National Library and Archives Canada [2]. Administrators, faculty and staff should make this information known to the student at the commencement of the thesis writing.
In addition to the electronic filing of your thesis, you may wish to individually submit your thesis to Proquest [3].
Questions regarding the format of your thesis or the submission process not adequately answered in this guide may be directed to the Office of Graduate & Postdoctoral Studies; questions regarding the creation of your electronic document not adequately addressed may be directed to the Research & Scholarship Team [4] who will be pleased to give assistance.
Find on-line help with your research issues through Ask Us [5]!
The following are pages your should consult in producing your thesis.
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Propanal TR 40mg Capsule 10'S
By Lia Life Sciences Pvt Ltd Prescription Needed
What is PROPANAL TR?
- PROPANAL TR contains Propranolol Hydrochloride
- It works by the effects it has on the heart and circulation and also on other parts of the body
What PROPANAL TR is used for?
It is in an modified-release form, used as:
- Maintenance treatment for patients with high blood pressure
- Preventive treatment of angina pectoris (a condition associated with sharp chest pain and difficulty breathing, often associated with exercise)
Talk to your doctor before taking PROPANAL TR, if you:
- are allergic to Propranolol Hydrochloride or to any of the other ingredients of this medicine
- have history of wheezing or asthma
- have allergic rhinitis
- have pulmonary hypertension (high blood pressure in the arteries of the lungs, which lead to heart failure)
- have heart problems such as ischaemic heart disease, uncontrolled heart failure, first degree heart block, Prinzmetal's angina
- have peripheral arterial circulatory disturbances
- have sensitivity towards allergens
- are prone to chronic bronchitis and emphysema not related to allergies
- suffer from untreated pheochromocytoma (high blood pressure due to a tumor near the kidney)
- have diabetes (may block the symptoms of hypoglycaemia)
- have a condition caused by an overactive thyroid gland (thyrotoxicosis) it may hide the symptoms of thyrotoxicosis
- are on a strict fasting diet
- have severe liver or kidney problems
- This medicine should not be used in pregnancy unless absolutely necessary
- Hypoglycaemia or bradycardia may occur in the neonate
- This medicine will pass into breast milk although to a variable extent
- Breast-feeding is not recommended during this treatment
Tell your doctor if you are taking medicines such as:
- Diuretics (used to increase urine output, such as hydrochlorothiazide)
- Drugs used to control heart rhythm, e.g., disopyramide, amiodarone, propafenone, quinidine
- Warfarin (used to prevent blood clots)
- Insulin used to treat diabetes
- Drugs used to reduce high blood pressure, e.g., guanethidine, verapamil, nifedipine
- Rizatriptan (used to treat migraine headaches)
- Digitalis (used to control heart rate and rhythm)
- Epinephrine (used to treat severe allergic reactions)
- Cimetidine (used to treat stomach ulcers and pain)
- Ergotamines (used to treat migraine headaches)
- Chlorpromazine (one of a class of drugs used to treat psychoses)
- Lidocaine (used as a local anesthetic)
- Pain relief or anti-inflammatory drugs available with or without prescriptions such as ibuprofen
- Always take this medicine exactly as your doctor has told you
- Swallow PROPANAL TR with a drink of water before meals
- Do not chew or break
- Take this medicine once daily, either in the morning or the evening
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- If you have accidentally taken more than the prescribed dose, contact your doctor or go to the nearest hospital
- Overdose causes an excessively slow heart rate, too low blood pressure, heart failure and breathing difficulty with symptoms such as fatigue, hallucinations, fine tremor, confusion, nausea, vomiting, body spasms, fainting or coma, low blood sugar
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Twentieth Century Fox & Apple introduce iTunes digital copyTwentieth Century Fox and Apple today announced Digital Copy for iTunes, which provides customers who purchase a DVD with an additional Digital Copy of the movie.
Just like movies purchased from the iTunes Store, an iTunes Digital Copy can effortlessly be transferred to iTunes and then viewed on a PC or Mac, iPod with video, iPhone or on Apple TV. The first DVD to make its debut with iTunes Digital Copy is the Special Edition DVD premiere of the Family Guy Star Wars parody, Family Guy Presents: Blue Harvest, which is being released in stores today. Fox and Apple are planning to deliver many more DVDs with iTunes Digital Copy this year.
One of the most requested features DVD buyers have been asking for is the ability to get the movies they bought into their iTunes library, said Jim Gianopulos, chairman and chief executive officer of Fox Filmed Entertainment. Were thrilled to offer such an incredibly simple way for our customers to get even more out of their DVD purchase, and we look forward to releasing many more DVDs this year with iTunes Digital Copy.
The new iTunes Digital Copy provides a consumer friendly way to transfer a DVD purchase to a users iTunes library. Once a customer buys the DVD, they insert it into their computer, enter a unique code into iTunes and iTunes automatically copies the movie to their iTunes library within minutes. Customers own the iTunes Digital Copy of the movie and it has all of the same viewing options as other iTunes Store video content, including the ability to be viewed on a computer, iPod with video, iPhone and Apple TV.
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The 2018 Dodge Durango is a powerful force to be reckoned with—and it is available with three potent engines. Choose the engine that best fits your driving needs.
2018 Dodge Durango Engine Lineup
Every Dodge Durango engine is paired with a class-exclusive electronic eight-speed automatic transmission with available steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters.
The standard engine for the Dodge Durango is the classic 3.6-liter Pentastar® V6 engine. This engine cranks out 295 horsepower and 260 lb-ft of torque and is highly efficient, yielding up to 26 miles per gallon on the highway (RWD models only; AWD models reach 25 mpg).* This engine enables the Durango to tow up to 6,200 pounds.
For more power, go with the tried and true 5.7-liter HEMI® V8 engine, which produces 360 horsepower and 390 lb-ft of torque. This engine is still highly efficient thanks to Variable Valve Timing and Fuel Saver Technology, achieving up to 22 miles per gallon on the highway.*
Finally, the 6.4-liter HEMI® V8 engine delivers maximum power in the 2018 Dodge Durango. With this engine, the Durango can tow up to 8,700 lbs — a best-in-class distinction. The 6.4-liter HEMI® V8 pounds out 475 horsepower and 470 lb-ft of torque.
Whether you want your Durango to deliver efficient performance or the best-in-class strength of a HEMI® V8, you can find what you are looking for at Transwest CDJR. Come and test drive the new Durango today.
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狭距紫堇 xia ju zi jin
Corydalis kokiana var. robusta C. Y. Wu & H. Chuang.
Herbs, perennial, 10-25(-40) cm tall, glabrous; stems and petioles of radical leaves attenuate to filiform underground base. Storage roots oblong, 20-60 × 3-4 mm. Stems 1-5, erect to ascending, slender, usually branched, with 2 or 3(-5) leaves. Radical leaves: petiole 2-10 cm; blade glaucous abaxially, green or glaucous adaxially, triangular, 2-4 × 2-5 cm, bi- to triternate; pinnae petiolulate; terminal leaflets sessile, entire to coarsely dentate or deeply divided into obovate to oblanceolate lobes 2-10 mm, apex mucronate. Cauline leaves sessile, once to twice ternate with pinnatifid or once to twice ternatifid leaflets; ultimate lobes ovate-lanceolate, acute or obtuse. Racemes 10-20(-30)-flowered, dense at first, becoming lax; lower bracts like uppermost cauline leaf; middle bracts once to twice ternatifid into 3-15 lobes; uppermost lanceolate, pectinate-dentate. Pedicels equaling or usually longer than bracts, 10-20 mm, thin, erect in fruit (in shade forms to 45 mm). Sepals minute or to 1 mm, deeply dentate. Petals pale blue to clear purplish blue; inner petals usually whitish; outer petals rather broad with shortly acuminate apex; dorsal crest attenuate in both directions and ca. 1 mm wide; upper petal 15-18 mm; spur usually slightly downcurved at apex, cylindric, 7-9 mm; nectary 1/2-2/3 as long as spur; lower petal rhombic, 9-11 mm, base narrowed, apex acuminate; inner petals 7-9 mm. Stigma square, slightly bifid; marginal papillae: median 2 distinct, lateral broad, indistinct; geminate papillae lateral (submarginal) and on well-developed basal lobes. Capsule linear-oblong, 8-12 × 1-1.5 mm, 5-9-seeded. Seeds ca. 1.1 × 0.9 mm, smooth. Fl. and fr. May-Sep.
● Forests, among shrubs, meadows, limestone cliffs, limestone gravel; 3100-4200 m. W Sichuan, E Xizang, NW Yunnan.
Shade-grown plants have long and lanky stems, broader and thinner leaves, and the racemes can be much drawn out with the lower flowers on up to 45-mm-long pedicels from large leaflike bracts.
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For decades, progressive identity politics have increasingly driven a wedge between Americans. The Democratic Party has routinely divided Americans by race, religion, and gender, appealing to the American people as interest groups rather than as citizens. They primarily do this by labeling their opponents as a threat or as racists, as noted here by PragerU:
In recent years, this divisive tactic has spread to some, I will not say conservatives, in the Republican Party. The rise of politicians and political organizers who gain funding and power from pitting Americans against each other must be checked. The rhetoric of groups such as Black Lives Matter and the alt-right serves to emphasize our differences and may ultimately make our country ungovernable and irreconcilable.
In this moment, it is time to discuss what unites us as Americans. It is time to revisit what makes each and every one of us an American, the principles that we adopted after we had the privilege of being born in or admitted to this great country. Amongst all the nations founded to further the interests of a powerful family, united by a king, held together by a common ethnicity, or conquered by a faith such as Islam, the United States has the unique privilege to be the oldest country founded upon a philosophy. The inalienable rights addressed by John Locke, as well as a great deal of his other principles, make their appearance in our revolutionary documents, especially the Declaration of Independence. Our Constitution, especially the Bill of Rights it contains, emphasizes the separation of power within the government and the protection of the individual citizen from tyranny. Lincoln recognized this unique founding in his Gettysburg Address, calling America "a new nation conceived in liberty, and dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal." We do not trace our heritage to a single nation, or a single group of nations, but to this proposition. While in the beginning, most Americans traced their ancestry to Europe or Africa, this proposition is open to people of every ethnicity.
The hands of freed slaves, immigrant laborers from China, and the unwanted or persecuted refugees of European revolutions joined together to build the world's strongest economy, to rescue our colonial masters from Germany twice, and to create the world's sole military superpower. Despite sins in our past, we have united this country to humble the National Socialists and the Communists alike.
We are now divided once again, but we have overcome such obstacles in the past. The Mormons faced persecution wherever they traveled. African-Americans suffered under plantation owners, the Confederacy, and the Ku Klux Klan. Catholics, especially Catholic immigrants, were persecuted by groups such as the Know Nothing Party. All of these cases involved frequent and fatal violence. Yet each of these groups persevered through this hatred. As a Catholic, I am proud that we enriched the country with our culture and faith rather than surrendering to those who would have blocked our entry if they could. Nationalists of many types have persecuted minorities in our history, but patriots of all races and religions have responded by fighting and dying in our wars and building our country.
The attachment of these patriots to the founding principles of our country, exemplified best by those who serve, is what defines us as Americans. While we legally become citizens through our birth here or through legally immigrating to this country, our love of this country and the philosophy she was built on make our citizenship more than a mere accident of birth. This manifests itself not only through small external displays of patriotism such as our National Anthem, The Pledge of Allegiance, The Battle Hymn of the Republic, or fireworks, but the incredible sacrifice of all who have served in our Armed Forces and the support we provide for them. It manifests itself in immigrants who pursue the American Dream as they depart countries that limit their opportunities and stifle their voices. If they come legally and embrace our values, everyone is welcome to join and build this country. In manifests itself in the voices of millennial patriots, speaking about what being an American means to them:
"The great part about being an American patriot is that there are a thousand ways you can earn this title. First, you can hold it by simply being born on U.S. soil or descent from U.S. citizens. The second part of the title must be earned. It requires a direct act to hold in the land of opportunity where the storied American dream takes place. The path to earning the "patriot" part is as unique as you are. For less than one present of the population that path is serving in the military. For others, this path is teaching the children of this great nation. Some will become first responders. Some will protest when the government is believed to have exceeded its responsibilities. The path to being called an American patriot is as unique as the individual who takes it. But everyone should remember this title isn't untouchable. You have people like Bradley Manning who lose all claim to such title. And those who fall off this pedestal have no way to recover it," Travis Synder, veteran.
"I think what makes a person an American is patriotism for America. I think an American loves their country and shows that support through their everyday life. Being an American is about protecting and loving the country of America," Kianna Chevalier, Catholic University of America.
As a person with a lot of immigrant family members, what made them American was a love of freedom and democracy, an appreciation for our institutions, and the commitment to participating in America's success politically and economically. America is an idea, so being American is a choice in many ways, to commit to and support the principles of the American experiment, so to speak. To me it has very little to do with food, language, etc. at its core, which is why my foreign-born (sister) Tia is as much an American as I am," Mimi Texiera, University of Notre Dame.
It is my hope that each side will embrace this common identity and that conservatives will continue to reject the alt-right, while progressives expel their own radicals and learn a new appreciation for those who protect and serve. The president has expressed a desire to heal the wounds of past identity politics and this election season. This will not occur if both sides focus on their differences. The Speaker has proposed a better way forward for a united America. We would be wise to take it. There must be no tomorrow, no dawn, for the movements that wish to divide us between black and white, Christian and Muslim. While our president and the vast majority of our elected officials support this goal, it is not up to them, but rather up to us to decide whether we will live in a united or divided country. Self-interested politicians rarely adopt positions that antagonize most of their constituents or turn a deaf ear towards the concerns of a vocal majority. It is our responsibility to stand together and make ourselves heard.


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Big, bold and massively over-budget, the controversial city-wide improvement project "Skopje 2014," forever changed the look of the Macedonian capital. A revitalized river walk and new, flashy museums and government buildings were the main focus. Continue reading
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Macedonia's Most Famous Mother
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Mustafa Pasha Mosque: Another Jewel in Skopje's Crown
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Skopje's Old Bazaar: Walk Across the River into Turkey
"Skopje's Old Bazaar and caravanserais" – that's what got my attention. Just reading these words made me think of adventure. I've always loved travel tales about long, arduous journeys to foreign lands, whether truth or fiction. Continue reading


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This is Why You Should Diversify Your Portfolio
You're familiar with the saying "don't put your eggs in one basket", right? Well, that's pretty much what diversifying your portfolio is all about! Only, by eggs we mean money and by basket we mean assets.
Yes – the market is mercurial, and changes faster than you breathe! Therefore, to be able to keep up with it, you must assume a strategy that reduces your risk-exposure, by allocating investments among various financial instruments, industries, or categories. So, if everything goes down the drain, you can keep your cool on! Having said that, here are the reasons why you should adopt a diversified investment strategy.


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If Annie Wilkes were reading this book now would be the time she would stand up and call the whole creative team out for being lying dirty birds. Last month dropped a hell of a cliffhanger on us, or at least it would have been if we weren't waiting for the ultimate cop out from it. Of course, none of us actually expected to see Matt Murdock die. It's certainly not going to happen with a relaunch already solicited. Thus it makes you wonder why the moment was used at all when it barely held any impact at the time and now, with this soft sell out of events, it's just another lame wannabe moment from a string of them in this run.
Andy Diggle peppers this issue with moments not earned and it truly grates by the end. Murdock inexplicably ends up with the blind boy who has been so earnestly set up. Murdock only says sorry twice but that's all it takes for the kid to fire up and demand more than sorry. It's beats like these that aren't actually built up to, but if Diggle wants the boy screaming encouragement at Murdock like Mickey getting Rocky to chase chickens, then I guess that's what we get. All the goons with guns can't aim -- of course they can't -- and the others goons don't even have guns. You've seen this all before, kids, and hopefully better.
This book simply hasn't been very good. The fights are great but they barely hold a place within the narrative. The big moments pack a punch, but they feel cheap because they aren't worked up to fairly. There is one great moment where the nightmare inducing villain, Calavera, makes Murdock see himself for what he became the moment he murdered. It's a hell of a moment and might be the best thing from this whole title, except for the fact I have no idea how Calavera's powers work and it feels like they shouldn't work on a blind man.
Davide Gianfelice is one hell of an artist. There's no doubt about that but sometimes you have to match your artist to your project and this one just doesn't work. His composition and line work of motion are exquisite at times, though his backgrounds need work. The entire dichotomy of quality from Gianfelice on this title can be summed up on one page. At the top, in a near-half page splash, we see Hell's Kitchen. It's beautiful in a silent moment that Hollingsworth colors with a reminiscent quality. We're among old friends here. A shame the old friend occupies three panels down below and it is without a doubt the worst Foggy Nelson ever generated in nearly 50 years.
There's already enough bafflement floating around the concept that Daredevil has killed, been 'Reborn', and is now being relaunched. It's all so quick and this book only serves to highlight this problem of timing. Diggle squeezes Murdock's return to Hell's Kitchen into the final pages, making his run all the more redundant and forgettable. I really wanted to like Diggle's run, and there were a handful of issues that delivered, but this issue is only worth picking up in order to truly confirm that this houseguest is exiting the premises. Let's all take June to cleanse our palette and prepare for Mark Waid's #1 in July.


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For the last week now, I have been hear all this stuff about John Mayer and his now infamous Playboy interview.
I am not a big fan of his music, so I don't really pay much attention to anything about him. That changed like a car wreck in January when I read the Rolling Stone Interview by writer Erik Hedegaard called "The Dirty Mind and Lonely Heart of John Mayer," with the subtitle, "He has everything a 32-year-old man could want. So why can't rock's biggest playboy shut up and enjoy?"
This interview had the insight of John Mayers stream-of-consciousness ranting, in which we all learned that the singer has a $20 million watch collection, owns a bulletproof vest, can't resist "poop Twitters," believes he has "masturbated [himself] out of serious problems" in his life and describes how even in his sex dreams, he has to stop his virtual mate from grinding on him because he's distracted by a phantom paparazzo. These were all very personal, TMI-style utterances that the average guarded modern pop star would never reveal. His he real, uncontrolled or just plain stupid?
The new big deal the the Mayer interview with Playboy. The Playboy interview was done by Rob Tannenbaum (former music editor of Blender magazine), and is a good detailed interview that has been portrayed as something it may not be – revelations that Mayer is racist and sexist – both may or may not be the case depending on your beliefs.
My favorite little tidbit is how Us Magazine.com published excerpts from the lengthy interview that will be in the March issue of Playboy. Their headline, "John Mayer: Jessica Simpson Was 'Crazy' in Bed," was a distorted and softly sensationalist distillation: Mayer said of the relationship, 'Sexually it was crazy.' Now even a blind bat can see how Us Magazine twisted the meaning and molded it to fit the shape of celebrity.
Now multiply that effect by a million or so. Because among many, many things that flew out of his mouth, Mayer also claimed to have "a David Duke cock" and used the word "nigger" [I don't know if with the over use of the word in music and culture if the rule still exists if only African Americans are allowed to use this word…]
The Interview with Mayer is a 6,870 word article, but it was quickly reduced to something 140 characters or less: Mayer is a racist. Just because he said 'nigger' he is a racist? In the interview Mayer used the word, in imaginary italics or finger quotes, to make a point: As a white musician who has worked extensively with black musicians, he was discussing the paradox and impossibility of a "hood pass" (the notion that some whites are more authentically 'black' than others), and demonstrated the paradox by embodying it via an N bomb. Commenting on white privilege, he stepped right in it.
On Twitter, writer and hip-hop activist Harry Allen described Mayer's refutation of a 'hood pass' as a powerful, pointed statement. It's also a tough way to prove a point. To put it in Twitter argot, "The word > the point."
I understand the point, but maybe someone more nuanced could have done a better job of getting it across. By the way, if you are half white, or part Mexican, or Asian, can you still use the word without being a racist?
Poop Pile
So, the next big poo pile Mayer stepped in was when he made the David Duke reference in self-reproach to his own sexual history: Among his relationships, none have been with women of color, which is ordinary enough but puzzled him and prompted him to reflect, in a joke, about the discrepancy between his taste and his experiences. Mayer named three black women he is attracted to; one of them, actress Holly Robinson Peete, blogged that Mayer had "foolishly picked a fight with a demographic you don't wanna mess with: African-American women." Many of the jokes these women made online, at Mayer's expense, were explosively funny. But Mayer's description of his sexual history was quickly altered and relayed as "John Mayer won't date black women." How does hasn't turn into won't?
The Internet has loosened the definition of writing, and now the online world is a limitless, unstable fiction. Tweets and blogs translate every link, adding ideology in the guise of summation. The reaction to Mayer contains many truths about race and celebrity, though nothing that fits in 140 characters.
The Web is a series of filters, many of which narrow a story until it's a negligible number of bytes. Few people in America are willing to discuss race in public, and this reminds us why. Harry Allen hoped Mayer would "keep speaking as intelligently as he clearly can against racism/white supremacy." That's not going to happen. During a concert in Nashville that night, Mayer apologized for using a profane word and announced he was done doing interviews.
So, the 140 word summary:
The Internet and social media takes long nuanced conversation and reduces them down to inaccurate, sensationalized, celebritized, bastardized 140 word sound bits that completely change the meaning of what was said.


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It's a big month for funding opportunities! We're starting off May with some deadlines you'll want to bookmark. Here's a sampling from our list of 39 fellowships, grant, and awards:
• Austin Film Festival (AFF) Podcast Competition
Deadline: May 10, 2017
Details: The AFF is now accepting fiction podcast scripts and will be judging based on: plot, structure, characters, dialogue, and concept. A cash prize and a five-pound trophy are included with the award.
• IDA Enterprise Documentary Fund
Deadline: May 26, 2017
Details: U.S. citizens or permanent residents who have produced a minimum of two feature-length documentaries are eligible to apply for grants of up to $100,000.
• Points North Shortform Editing Residency
Early-bird Deadline: June 7, 2017
Details: A week in September focused on creative space for independent nonfiction filmmakers and multimedia journalists to hone their short-form editing skills.
• Encontrarte Amares Festival Open Call for Radio
Deadline: June 15, 2017
Details: Portugal's Encontrarte Ameres Festival for visual arts and animation cinema is taking submissions for radio pieces with "creative and experimental features."
• Rita Allen Fellowship for Science Communication
Deadline: June 30, 2017
Details: Fellows receive $82,000 and a year of Boston-based research into the state of science communication in media, starting January 2018.
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