text:
About The Book
Transforming chronic illness and reconnecting you to your powerful authentic self!
AS SOMEONE OVERCOMING LONG-TERM ILLNESS or serious disease, you are probably aware of the many pitfalls and challenges that come with physical healing. Perhaps you have found yourself feeling trapped by your body in its current condition or doubting that you will ever experience health again. No doubt your emotions have played a huge role in this journey so far, as you have swung between hope and optimism that you will return to health, and back to doubt and fear that your body will never change.
In this groundbreaking book you will not only learn how to transform your current emotional climate, but you will also discover how healing your emotional state plays a vital role in transforming your physical condition too. Using the increasingly popular and powerful tool Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), you will be taken on a journey of resolving the underlying causative factors of your physical condition.
You will learn how to:
- Identify the triggers of your condition
- Resolve the underlying emotional drivers of your illness
- Release symptoms and alleviate physical pain
- Transform the condition on a physical, emotional, and spiritual level
With tools and practices that you can self apply, this book is a manual for self-healing. It is also fast becoming the number one resource for EFT practitioners to share with their clients, in order to deepen the work they are doing together.
About the Author
Annabel Fisher has worked with thousands of chronically ill clients from around the world since 2004. Her journey with this work began when she healed a chronic health condition for which she was wheelchair-bound.
One of Annabel's key strengths when working with others is that she is deeply intuitive. She is able to quickly identify the root cause of an issue with her clients, and help them quickly shift their perspective.
As a result of her work in the field of chronic illness, Annabel is the Founder and Creator of The Healing Game and the leading authority on using this process to reclaim vibrant health and true authenticity. She is the host of the radio show, The Healing Game.
Annabel is a Master Trainer and facilitates EFT and Matrix Reimprinting workshops and training courses worldwide. As well as training others in recognised qualifications, she developed her own rigorous Practitioner Certification Programme.
Connect with Annabel:
Praise for the Book
In this unique and comprehensive book, Annabel Fisher has provided a road map for [the healing] journey. It covers all aspects of the healing process, and gives the reader a road map to heal themselves. It's also a great resource for practitioners to give to their clients, to support the work they do with them.Sasha Allenby , Co-author of Matrix Reimprinting using EFT, author of Write an Evolutionary Self-Help Book
You have in your hands a book that could quite literally transform your emotional health. It may transform your physical health in the process too. It's a book that those on a budget can use alongside getting other forms of help. It will support the journey to health that anyone who is using EFT on themselves is making. And it is definitely a book that I would recommend to my practitioners worldwide.Karl Dawson, Creator of Matrix Reimprinting and co-author of Matrix Reimprinting Using EFT and Transform Your Beliefs, Transform Your Life: EFT Tapping Using Matrix Reimprinting
NOW is the time to reclaim your life and allow Annabel Fisher to hold your hand and expertly guide you through The Healing Game, helping you move from illness to wellness, putting you back in the driver's seat of your own life and enabling you to see and experience the world in a whole new way.Sharon King, Creator of the Matrix Birth Reimprinting technique and author of the upcoming book, Heal Your Birth, Heal Your Life: Tools to Transform your Birth Experience and Create a Magical New Beginning
Share the book on:
If you have questions, or you're interested in receiving coaching in The Healing Game process, or if you'd like Annabel to speak at your next event please contact annabel (at) thehealinggamebook.com
Copyright © Annabel Fisher. All rights reserved.


text:
Monday, April 30, 2012
New Post Coming Soon
9 comments:
Missed you Matt...don't quit.
- May 7, 2012 at 8:32 PM
John I Dickerson Alpine Capital is an amazing fly fishermen as well! Great blog, learned a lot about fly fishing!
- May 25, 2012 at 2:50 PM
- Raymond Culver said...
- August 21, 2012 at 10:33 PM
- karyn gray said...
- December 13, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Abella Ivan said...
Hi, i was reading the article posted in your home page of Fly Fishing Blog. I really like it have bookmarked your blog. It seems to be very interesting. You should keep uploading more in future for all of us. Thanks
Cayos Cochinos
- January 9, 2013 at 2:43 AM
post more stuff
- March 7, 2013 at 4:58 PM
- Cayos Cochinos said...
Thanks to share with us the information. I wish you good luck!
- May 10, 2013 at 6:27 AM
- silverkingalaska said...
Fishing is a hobby that you will be able to enjoy for your entire lifetime.
Alaska Fishing Vacation
- October 20, 2013 at 9:43 PM
- corbin phillips said...
Good afternoon! My name is Corbin and I run a NC fishing blog. I love your content and would like to feature you on my own blog. If you would like all of your own viewers to know about your feature please tell them to visit www.nchippie.blogspot.com. thank you for your time, if you have any questions or would like to get in contact with me you can contact me on my blog
- February 15, 2017 at 10:45 PM

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The UUA's Green Sanctuary program sets forth a comprehensive series of actions that integrate our values to protect the earth into our congregational life. In December 2011, we voted to move forward with seeking certification from the UUA as a Green Sanctuary and developed a list of projects. Projects that will lead to certification are in four areas:
These are areas we can be working on now, as well as incorporate into any new space in the future.


text:
25 March 2014
UCU members at Lambeth College have voted by 95 percent on a 69.5 percent turn out to strike over the imposition of new contracts. They will now strike on Tuesday 1 April at all 3 centres with a rally at the Clapham site on the day (details to follow).
Workers at Lambeth College are also fighting bosses plans to sell off a college site in Brixton that has been earmarked to become a free school. Local activists have called a protest at the site on Thursday 27 March at 5pm.
Assemble Brixton Centre, Lambeth College, 56 Brixton Hill, SW22 1QS. Rush messages of support to email@example.com


text:
Unai Emery revealed Sead Kolasinac was disconsolate after his error gifted Manchester United the goal which helped Jose Mourinho's side battle back to force a 2-2 draw at Old Trafford.
Marcos Rojo's own goal looked destined to help Arsenal record their third straight Premier League win, but the Gunners were forced to settle for a share of the spoils when Jesse Lingard capitalised on the Arsenal wing-back's mistake.
Substitute Romelu Lukaku caused pandemonium in the Arsenal defence, rolling Sokratis Papastathopoulos, but as the ball ran loose there appeared to be little danger.
Kolasinac opted to take a touch rather than clear first time, allowing Lingard to pounce and slot past a stranded Bernd Leno.
Emery said afterwards: 'I am not frustrated. At the end Kolasinac had his head looking down and I said to Sead you had a very good match and you gave us a lot of good circumstances where we could have scored with your actions – these things can happen in defence.
'These things can happen and above all be positive and learn with this action.'


text: ASUS U31 Series brings power in a thin and light design Powered by a Super Hybrid Engine-boosted standard voltage Intel® Core™ i3 or i5 processor Super Hybrid Engine extends battery life to 10 hours for all-day, on-the-go computing Elegant design that comes in under an inch thick for maximum portability*Mobile Mark 2007 reader mode @ Super Hybrid Engine Battery Saving mode with 8cell 5600mAh battery , WLAN/BT turn off. Shop Modal header ASUS Super Hybrid Engine boosts performance up to 15 percent With its supercharged performance, the ASUS Super Hybrid Engine boosts the U31F notebook performance up to 15 percent in demanding tasks, thanks to its dynamic overclocking technology. It's not simply about cranking up the CPU though, ASUS engineers have specifically tuned several system-wide values to optimise the performance gains for the energy used, and Super Hybrid Engine is designed to work specifically on Intel® Core™ i3, i5 mobility processors! The Super Hybrid Engine boosts performance only when required by CPU-intensive tasks, like games and high definition movies, without sacrificing any stability and reliability.*Product performance will vary depending on usage and model. Battery Boost means you don't compromise on all-day computing As an urban professional constantly on the move, having a notebook that can keep up with you is of absolute importance. That's why the U31 features ASUS Super Hybrid Engine's 'Battery Saving' mode to intelligently reduce power consumption based on usage. This technology allows for up to 10 hours of constant usage without the need to plug in and carry a charger with you at all times.*Mobile Mark 2007 reader mode @ Super Hybrid Engine Battery Saving mode with 8cell 5600mAh battery , WLAN/BT turn off. Super slim, ultra portable, incredibly beautiful Combined with its extremely slim and beautiful sub 1-inch thin design, the U31 series notebooks can be easily slipped into any backpack or briefcase. Combining this attractive form factor with the technical advancements of the Super Hybrid Engine for extra performance and boosted battery life, it raises the bar even further creating the most powerful ultra-portable in the world.


text:
Both myself and Amanda want to express our gratitude and thanks for the amount of work you have both put into us getting this mortgage, and for being on hand for phone calls and emails when we have needed help. We know we have been a complicated/problem case but you have both been fantastic and never made us feel like a burden. We are hugely appreciative of everything you have done. I wish to apologise in advance because in 2 years when our fixed term is up, we are coming back to you for a renewal!
Thanks very much, Amanda! Yourself and Linda have been wonderful so far and both myself and Sam look forward to working with you again in the best future
We just wanted to say a huge thank you to you both for all your help and advice over the last few months. You have both been amazing!
I would take this opportunity to thank you for your extended and superb services to leads us to this day!
Once again thank you so much for all your help in making this process easy for me. I was a nervous wreck at the start and you gave me the confidence I needed.
If there is anywhere I can leave feedback or recommend you please let me know!


text:
Why The Sun is afraid of poetry
During my PhD research trip to Britain in 2005 I became addicted to The Sun. I would arrange to meet British friends and research contacts in pubs in the East End of London or in Hull; they would arrive to find me nursing a mug of Tetley's Ale and ogling the inner pages of Rupert Murdoch's notorious tabloid.
It sounded unconvincing then, and will probably sound unconvincing now, but the truth is that I didn't become an avid reader of The Sun because of the page three girls, or the celebrity tittle-tattle, or the reactionary right-wing politics. What fascinated me was the manner in which the paper's articles were constructed. The Sun's journalists – the term seems almost inappropriate – built their stories out of simple, active voice sentences linked together three at a time in paragraphs that had the terseness of bullet points. A story rarely consisted of more than half a dozen paragraphs. The vocabulary of the paper was determinedly concrete: abstract nouns and words of more than three syllables were hard to find. The paper's editorials seldom departed from the strict rules that governed the rest of its prose.
Critics of The Sun often talk about the way the paper 'argues' or 'makes the case' for right-wing politics and philistine, xenophobic attitudes. The fact is, though, that the paper almost never engages in argument. More baroque publications of the right – the Wall Street Journal, for example, or The Times – are filled with opinion pieces which advance, however tendentiously, detailed arguments in favour of tax breaks for the rich, wars in the Middle East, and other currently favoured policies of conservatives, but The Sun does not bother with such trifles. The paper offers assertion after assertion, and carefully selected fact after carefully selected fact, without bothering to attach them to arguments.
There is a logic to The Sun's procedures. To argue explicitly for a worldview is to make one's audience aware of the fact that there are alternatives to that view, and to suggest that argument is an appropriate response to ideological differences. The Sun prefers to immerse its readers in its worldview, and it accomplishes this feat with an efficiency that is almost spectacular.
In his last novel, George Orwell imagined an effort to 'reform' English by greatly reducing the language's vocabulary and eliminating ambiguity from its remaining words. The 'Newspeak' of Ninety Eighty-Four is distinguished by its precision and concreteness, and it is these qualities which make users of the language unable to think creatively, let alone subversively.
Nineteen Eighty-Four was intended not as a prophecy but as a satire of the postwar world, including the capitalist countries of the West. Orwell ridiculed US consumer culture, for example, in his descriptions of his heroine Julia's work at a 'factory' which mass-produced porn novels for the 'proles'. The dreary austerity of post-war Britain was satirised in the Chestnut café, where characters drank watery gin and smoked tasteless cigarettes, and the increasingly remote leadership of the post-war Labour Party, with its tendency to take on the trappings and habits of the British bourgeoisie, was lampooned in Orwell's description of the division between the 'inner' and 'outer' sections of the party of Ingsoc. It is a pity that it is only Orwell's enemies on the left, namely the Soviet Union and the Communist Parties loyal to Moscow, which have been popularly identified as the targets of Nineteen Eighty-Four.
They may have failed to influence popular perceptions of Ninety Eighty-Four, but many Orwell scholars have identified Western journalists, as well as Stalinist propagandists, as one of the targets of Orwell's discussions of Newspeak. Orwell worked for many years in the newspaper business, and was employed by the BBC during World War Two. He knew how easily a few strokes of a subeditor's pen could change the emphasis, and sometimes even the whole meaning, of a news report. He had a horror of philistine editors, and of political censorship. All satire involves exaggeration, and Orwell's concept of Newspeak seems like an exaggerated but fundamentally truthful portrait of the methods of the bureaucrats of the word that the author of Nineteen Eighty-Four so often had to deal with.
It seemed to me in 2005 that The Sun , with its carefully circumscribed vocabulary and relentless concreteness, was working unwittingly towards the actualisation of Orwell's Newspeak. When I expressed this fear to friends, they tended to shrug their shoulders, and to ask me why I bothered to read the paper in the first place. Did they have a point? If Sun readers want to wallow in ignorance, isn't that their business? Why should the rest of us worry?
I think we should worry, because The Sun is only an extreme example of a much wider tendency towards the instrumentalisation of language and the elimination of the complexity and nuance that makes good writing, and good thinking, possible. In a long article for The Atlantic in 2008, the technosceptic Nicholas Carr suggests that market forces and the internet are conspiring to change the way we read, the way we think, and even the way our brains are wired. Citing neurologists as well as literary critics, Carr argues that the internet is making us 'shallow' rather than 'deep' readers and thinkers, as we skip merrily from one online text to another. Attention spans are shrinking.
Carr rounds on Google as a symbol of all that is wrong with the way that capitalism is using the internet. He explains that Google sees information as a kind of commodity, 'a utilitarian resource that can be wired and processed with industrial efficiency'. Google operates as though the mind is a mechanical rather than a creative device, and consequently has no place for the 'fuzziness of contemplation'. For Google, ambiguity is not an 'opening for insight' but a 'bug to be fixed'. Like the architects of Newspeak, the executives of Google dream of making our language perfectly precise.
In Ninety Eighty-Four, Orwell opposes the half-forgotten richness of poetry to the grotesque precision of Newspeak. Winston Smith, the novel's rather uncertain hero, tries to retain a fragment of an old poem in his mind, as a sort of good luck charm, and wakes from a dream of rebellion and the open countryside with the mysterious name 'Shakespeare' on his lips. Today poetry, with its frequent refusal of explicit statement and its reliance on the complex chords of meaning that words can strike, seems particularly at odds with the instrumentalisation of language represented in different ways by The Sun and by Google. Good poetry cannot be skimmed on a screen, or condensed into a slogan or search word: it must be read 'deeply', or not at all.
Recently David Yelland, who had the dubious distinction of editing The Sun between 1998 and 2003, published an article in which he confessed to two scandalous weaknesses. Yelland revealed that he was a daily drunk during his tenure at The Sun. He often woke in the morning unable to remember the editorial he had written the night before, and he was once so drunk he turned up to a meeting with Rupert Murdoch wearing two shirts and two ties. Yelland explains his drunkeness by saying that he was unhappy with The Sun's politics, and with much of its content. Getting tanked was his way of coping with the xenophobia, the cheesey page three girls, and the relentless snooping on beleagured celebrities like Kate Moss.
Yelland's other confession is more surprising. During his darkest days at The Sun, he turned to poetry as well as the bottle for succour:
I know it sounds mad but I began to take huge comfort in poetry, my first love, and would often reach for one of the slim volumes I kept hidden at the back of my office. I felt a love of T. S. Eliot, Dylan Thomas and Keats was not wholly compatible with being editor of The Sun.
Indeed I once hid a copy of The Waste Land inside my own paper – had it been Playboy, no one would have batted an eyelid.
Yelland's memoir appeared in the Daily Mail, a tabloid which rivals The Sun for self-righteous philistinism, and so a few of his readers might have shaken their heads at his secret literary excursions. Winston Smith, though, would understand Yelland's attraction to poetry, as well as his furtiveness. For Smith and for Yelland, poetry offers, in its very recalcitrance, its very refusal to be controlled and directed by subeditors and propagandists, a subversive example. As TS Eliot wrote, in the opening section of The Waste Land:
What are the roots that clutch, what branches grow
Out of this stony rubbish? Son of man,
You cannot say, or guess, for you know only
A heap of broken images, where the sun beats,
And the dead tree gives no shelter, the cricket no relief,
And the dry stone no sound of water. Only
There is shadow under this red rock,
(Come in under the shadow of this red rock),
And I will show you something different from either
Your shadow at morning striding behind you
Or your shadow at evening rising to meet you;
I will show you fear in a handful of dust.
3 comments:
professional anon, 9. April 2010, 13:39
if the author of this article is so oposed to technology, why does he use the internet to transmit his thoughts?
why not go back to the technology of gutenberg?
or why not to the cave?
why indeed.
technology is not evil. it is neutral. how we use it is what matters.
Mike, 13. April 2010, 13:26
"if the author of this article is so oposed to technology, why does he use the internet to transmit his thoughts?
why not go back to the technology of gutenberg?
or why not to the cave?
why indeed.
technology is not evil. it is neutral. how we use it is what matters."
And that, one would presume, uncludes actually reading, not skimming. The author is not opposed to technology, he is referring to "the technosceptic Nicholas Carr"
Epic highbrow fail.
peterlepaysan, 6. September 2010, 19:44
Thank you. A very insightful article.
It actually brought me up with a jolt.
I realised how some of my mental faculties had been neglected.
by paying too much attention to what passes as "main stream media".
Eliot has never been a great fave of mine as a poet although there are bits of his stuff still linger in my mind 40 years after I first read them.
Thank you for quoting that opening from The Waste Land.
It left me cold when I first read it at 20.
Some decades later it resonates.
Reminder to self. Go back and reread Orwell and Eliot.
Funnily enough I still revel in Shakespeare, Milton, The St James version of the bible (I am not a Christian).
Once again thank you very much.


text:
onmosis36's Cheat Happens Profile
Rank: ELITE
Member Since: Aug 03, 2009
Last Visit: May 20, 2011
Location: Philippines
Boards Postcount: 194
Personal Comment
I'm half French. Ain't it dandy? ;)
Systems I Own
Sony PS Vita
Sony PSP
Playstation 4
Playstation 3
Playstation 2
Nintendo NES
XBox One
XBox 360
Super Nintendo
Nintendo Switch
Nintendo Wii U
Nintendo 64
Apple iOS Device
Nintendo Wii
Game Boy
SEGA Dreamcast
Android Device
Nintendo DS
Game Boy Color
SEGA Genesis
Nintendo 3DS / 3DS XL
Game Boy Advance
SEGA Saturn
My Friends
onmosis36 has 9 friend(s).
Note: Cheat Happens is not responsible for the content of the user's homepage or personal comment. If you find that either contains questionable content, please let us know so we can look into it further. Please send your comments to firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
The opioid crisis has cost more than a trillion dollars since 2001, a new analysis finds, and may incur an additional 500 million dollars in costs over the next three years.
The new report from healthcare nonprofit Altarum analyzed CDC mortality data through June of 2017, NPR reports. The report analyzed the economic impact of lost productivity, earnings, and tax revenue in addition to the direct health costs associated with drug overdose.
The greatest individual cost associated with the opioid epidemic, Altarum concluded, was lost productivity due to opioid fatalities—there were more than 42,000 such deaths in 2016. Although the bulk of the costs accrue to the private sector, early deaths and substance abuse also negatively impact federal, state, and local tax receipts.


text:
If you would like to be notified by email when a new post is made here, please sign up HERE
Coal Mine Air Still Healthy… Says the Canaries
Canaries Still Singing
With many all time highs seen in October, it is a good time to review the canaries in the coal mine for signs of trouble. Remember, canaries are only valuable at major market peaks and bottoms. For the vast majority of the time in between, they will be of little value.
We review all of the major stock market indices and sectors along with other key indicators of overall market health. At major market turning points, we will often see glaring divergences or non confirmations with a few of the indices, sectors and indicators lagging the move. Let's do a quick walk with the major indices and see if we have any warning signs.
The Dow is first and it just recently scored an all time high, which washed away the very small yellow light in October.
The S&P 500 is next and it, too, recently hit an all time high.
The S&P 400 Mid Cap is below and look how quickly it went from laggard (mid Sep to mid Oct) to leader now where all time highs were made.
Ditto with the Russell 2000 Small Cap, which has been the single market leader since mid October and throughout 2013.
The NASDAQ 100 is next and this index has frustrated me somewhat this year, especially in the middle of the year. Although it still needs to rally roughly 50% to eclipse its Dotcom bubble all time high from 2000, the index is sitting in new 52 week high territory and that indicates strength.
Summarizing the indices, they are all in sync and show no sign that the bull market is ending.
The Dow transports are below and they are vitally important to confirm highs and lows with the Dow industrials. In the current case, the transports are and have been a market leader all year and that continues today as all time highs made.
The semiconductors are next and they are so important because they reside at the beginning of the technology food chain. The only caveat with them is that they are very volatile and can give more false warning signs that the others. As with the NASDAQ 100, they are far away from all time highs, 175% to be more precise, but they are currently seeing 52 week highs and their best levels since 2001.
The banks are below and are nowhere near the high they hit in 2007. That's okay, but more recently, they have not exceeded the high they saw in June of this year. I consider this a mild warning sign.
The New York Stock Exchange Advance/Decline line is next, which measures the cumulative number of stocks going up and down each day. Until very recently, warning signs were given that the rally was becoming more and more selective. As you can see, the A/D line blasted through the previous all time highs and there is no longer a warning here.
Finally, the high yield bond sector is below using the PIMCO High Yield Fund as its proxy. I felt strongly that the peak seen in May of this year was THE high and that this was the first nail in the coffin for the bull market. Junk bonds have certainly surprised to the upside since the Fed did not taper in September and the run has been very strong, causing me to waver on whether the May peak could be slightly exceeded. In any case, this remains a warning sign, but not nearly as much as before.
Over the past few months, the market has breathed life into a few of the canaries on life support and the bull market remains alive and well. Because we do not have a preponderance of warnings, it will likely take at least a decline followed by a narrow rally to before we start seeing canaries die.
If you would like to be notified by email when a new post is made here, please sign up HERE
Markets Stabilized… For Now
Here is the segment I did with Fox Business. I think Adam Shapiro was trying to interview me as a bull, but he ended up calling me a bear. Truth is, I am an opportunist right here and willing to play both sides of the market for a while. I think big rallies can be sold and short-term panics can be bought.
If you would like to be notified by email when a new post is made here, please sign up HERE
Stocks at Inflection Point
Here is the article based on my interview with CNBC's European Closing Bell from May 1.
The 2012 bull market still has further to run, according to Paul Schatz, president of Heritage Capital, an independent investment banking and advisory firm. Instead of a major selloff, Schatz believes that the equity markets will only peak later on in the year, or early in 2013. But he's undecided about whether this will incorporate a "sell in May and go away" mantra.
Fuse | Getty Images
"We see two possible paths. One is that the major indices go right back to new 2012 highs in May and then race to all-time highs in the third quarter or early fourth quarter," he told European Closing Bell. "The other scenario is that stocks use May to pull back and take out the April lows before bottoming and then heading to new 2012 highs in the third quarter."
Schatz's reasoning is that the huge amount of central bank liquidity in the system is only going to get bigger.
"The Fed remains, and there's still a torrent of liquidity in the system," he said. "The ECB is just warming up. They have printing presses for trillions and trillions of stimulus for the rest of the decade."
Schatz also downplayed the effect of the euro zone debt crisis on the equity markets. "It'll be hard-pressed to say that Spain being in a recession is going to end this bull market."
Even though Schatz is bullish in equities, his company still has a sizeable position in U.S. Treasuries.
"The U.S. fiscal house may not be in good shape, but on a relative basis, it's better than most of Europe and Japan and there remains a sizeable bid under the market from the Fed and foreign governments," said Schatz.
If you would like to be notified by email when a new post is made here, please sign up HERE


text:
Soviet Storm: WW2 in the Eastback to list print
Type: historical reenactment
Genre: docudrama
Year of production: 2011
Number of episodes: 18
Directed by: Anna Grazhdan
Written by: Artem Drabkin, Aleksey Isaev
Production designer: Valeriy Babich
Music by: Boris Kukoba
Producers: Valeriy Babich , Vlad Riashyn , Sergey Titinkov , Konstantin Ernst
Premiere: 29/03/2010 (Russia), 03/05/2010 (Ukraine), 20/06/2011 (UK)
The project "Soviet Storm: WW2 in the East" depicts the most important events and battles of World War II. The task of the project is to illustrate the history of the war by means of computer graphics, motion-picture images and wartime actuality shots.
Episode 1: Operation Barbarossa
Episode 2: Kiev, 1941
Episode 3: The Defence of Sevastopol
Episode 4: The Battle for Moscow
Episode 5: Leningrad
Episode 6: Rzhev
Episode 7: Stalingrad
Episode 8: The Battle for Caucasus
Episode 9: The Kursk Bulge
Episode 10: From the Dnieper to the Oder
Episode 11: Operation Bagration
Episode 12: War in the Air
Episode 13: War in the Sea
Episode 14: The Partisan Movement
Episode 15: Secret Intelligence of the Red Army
Episode 16: The Battle for Germany
Episode 17: Berlin
Episode 18: War Against Japan


text:
Vintage Granny Squares
20 comments
Wow, you must be fast with the crochet hook. I love the colours and I'm sure your daughter will love the blanket. Look forward to seeing the final result.ReplyDelete
Anne :-)
It looks lovely, well done! I really like that you have made pairs, one the reverse of the other, I hope you'll share a photo of the finished blanket!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1:08 pm BST
Thanks for posting this! It is just the color combinations I've been trying to come up with for cushion covers. You've made my day!ReplyDelete
Gee I wish I could produce a finished product that looked like that!What do you do with all the dangling ends?ReplyDelete
That's going to be a really lovely blanket. I have exactly the same issues with photographing red - my camera just never shows it anywhere near true.ReplyDelete
Helsie, I weave the ends in as I go, holding them along the back of my work so that the stitches enclose them. The final end gets sewn in with a needle. I've learnt from experience to do it as I go.ReplyDelete
i'm a knitter who can't crochet. I'd love to be able to do a granny square. You have a beautiful sense of colour.ReplyDelete
Gorgeous granny squares. I am sure she will love it. xReplyDelete
- Rachel6:05 pm BST
i so so long to make a granny square blankie for my daughters bed - the only stumbling block being I have no idea how to crochet! Any links to a good tutorial?ReplyDelete
Good work Sue! That will be a beauty that your Daughter will love. Keep having fun!ReplyDelete
Positively gorgeous - honestly those colours are fab.ReplyDelete
Nina xxx
Really gorgeous Sue , I love the colour cominations Cath K would be proud ! xoxReplyDelete
If your daughter doesn't like it, would you mind sending it to me please? It would cover my sofa just beautifully!! Oh go on... xxReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:23 pm BST
Your granny squares are lovely, the colours go so well together. I'm always interested in how other people put colours together.ReplyDelete
Being totally lacking in the ability to crochet I am lost in admiration of your granny squares. I'm always happy to read about food though!ReplyDelete
- Amanda6:56 pm BST
Hi Sue, just wanted to say how much I enjoy reading your blog and Oh how I wish I could crochet! Are you up to giving lessons???ReplyDelete
Amanda x
- Anonymous11:26 am BST
Absolutely stunning. Your eye for colour is outstanding. I love that CK messenger bag :)ReplyDelete
I made one blanket similar...and was inspired by the colors and the vintage look....it looks so vintage...ReplyDelete
These granny squares are beautiful! I haven't done much crocheting, and when I make squares I always use one colour for the entire square because I'm not sure how to change for each row without having threads everywhere. Yours are gorgeous and so neat. How do you switch the colours? Are they all tied in at the back?ReplyDelete
Really love the colours you have used, and like the idea of the colour order reversed to make pairs.
Jen, thank you and welcome. Yes, you just tie a new colour on and hold the ends at the back of your work as you crochet the next round so that you enclose the ends as you go -saves a lot of time.ReplyDelete


text:
Un-busy your agency
One easy to use system, designed for agencies with free, live support
Your agency is unique. So are we. Whether it's grievances, stipends, or CBA's - we understand the challenges that face developmental services agencies and specifically built the Inclusion System to make your life easier.
Everything you need to manage your employees
The app that fills last minute shifts quickly and stress-free
Automatically generate call lists based on your team's availability, rules, and schedules to intelligently avoid double-bookings and overtime while following your CBA to the letter. Confirm the list, and Shiftshark will send automated texts or calls en masse to your selected team members and display their response in real time. Assign the shift, and we'll notify everyone who responded and update your schedule.


text:
Homemade Bagels
Category: Main Dishes | Blog URL: http://www.creamandsugarkitchen.com/cream-sugar/2009/11/2509.html
This recipe was entered in The Foodista Best of Food Blogs Cookbook contest, a compilation of the world's best food blogs which was published in Fall 2010.
Photo: Jaime Davis
About a month ago, I noticed that my friend Sara kept Twittering and Facebooking about homemade bagels. When I first read the words "homemade" and "bagels" next to each other, my ears perked up like a hound dog's...what the what? I kept thinking, "she must be off her rocker, mayor and sole inhabitant of Crazertown." For some strange reason I had lumped bagels with baguettes as an impossible bread that absolutely cannot be baked in an ordinary home kitchen.
Sara sure did prove me wrong. Working from a Nigella Lawson recipe out of "How to be a Domestic Goddess," the bagels were soft and chewy with a positively dreamy, crunchy outer layer. After noshing and savoring these homemade treats, I can honestly say I never ever want to eat another store-bought or day old café bagel again. The texture and taste goes beyond just "fresh"...heavenly seems a better descriptor, especially straight out of the oven with some butter and jam or cream cheese (or plain).
The technique needed for this recipe isn't that advanced - just make sure to block out a few hours and prepare yourself to flex a bit of muscle. I think you'll agree that once you've tried these at-home bagels you won't go looking for them elsewhere.
Let us begin, shall we?
This is flour mixed with salt and yeast.
This is water mixed with oil (!) and sugar.
Flour meets water.
What I love most about this recipe is that you can do it completely by hand. After incorporating liquid into the flour, you need to shape it by hand into a dough.
Remove dough from the bowl and knead it for approximately 10 minutes, manipulating it until it's elastic and smooth.
Your dough needs to be on the dry side, so if you end up with stickiness of any kind, just add flour little by little and incorporate.
You should end up with something like this.
Plop your dough ball lovingly into an oiled bowl and give it a nice little bath. Cover and let it rest (read: rise) for about one hour.
Holy matzoh ball soup! That's a big dough ball. You'll also know it's ready if you poke it with your finger and the impression remains.
Now you get to punch your dough! Super fun! And therapeutic!
Cut into three sections...
Roll each section into a long rope...
And then separate each rope into five pieces. These pieces will then each become a bagel! Yum.
This is my favorite part - shaping the bagel! Remember those five pieces from the long rope? Shape each one into ropes as well and then form little twisted rings. Crimp, pinch, and fold ends until they essentially disappear, forming a complete circle.
So you're ALMOST ready to poach and then bake and then eat these cute 'lil suckers! At this point the dough needs to rest again (jeez), covered with tea towels on oiled baking sheets for about 20 minutes.
Time for poaching. When your water starts to boil, add some malt (or malted milk or sugar). This gives the bread some sheen. Your bagels need about a minute on each side in the water bath.
(In a Maria Bamford-style little girl voice) Oh hi, I'm a poached bagel! But I'm getting very chilly out here...can't wait to dip into the 500 degree oven for 10 to 15 minutes!
I wish you could taste how good these are.
Or better yet, why not make some of your own?


text:
Restore us, Lord God Almighty;
make your face shine on us,
that we may be saved.
Psalm 80:19
I'm thankful to live in a country where I can wake up the morning after a hotly contested election and go about my day in peace and security.
After months of bitter campaign ads and tense debate, I'm in awe of the quietness of this morning.
Whether we are in joy or in sorrow over the results of the election, we still live in freedom.
What an incredible gift.
I think we can all agree, regardless of who we voted for, that there is work to be done in this nation. Let's not stand in each other's way with stubborn hearts and lazy conviction.
I pray that we would all be renewed in the spirit of love and community that Christ modeled for us in the Gospel. I pray that we would recognize His spirit in us today and that we would have the courage and boldness to act out of it.
We may not be a perfect country, but our freedom is something others pray for everyday. Let's not waste it.


text:
Proverbs 19:21 says, many are the plans in a person's heart, but it is the LORD's purpose that prevails.
If you're like me, you have been thinking about how fast the year has gone. In January 1, 20016 I started out with and new journal and in that journal, I wrote down things I wanted to do. I haven't done not fifty percent of them.
I must always be prepared for God's purpose to prevail in my daily life. This year has truly been one of God's purpose. The whole entire year of 2016 has been upside down. I mean I went from having a great career to being fired from two jobs. The first one made no sense to me what so ever, I was working for a Limousines service which included I had to make reservations for the customer to be picked up from either National or International Airports to the customer's final destination. While in training we all were given a test each week to see how much we obtain. Each test I pass with an 80% and a 85% on the second but my final test I received a 55% which meant I failed. Not sure how that was even possible, considering I did so well on my other two test.
When they let, me go I thanked them for the opportunity and I will take what I learned here to my next career. But when I got outside and called my husband I cried like a baby. I was hurt, matter of fact I became discourage, I blamed myself. I was mad at God for Him even allowing me to have the interview and passing the test in the interview. I was not a happy camper. My husband kept telling me "Baby we are going to get through this" God has a plan for you". By my husband being the spiritual leader in the home each morning we got down on our knees and prayed as a couple. We thank God for providing for our daily needs, we prayed for a new career we prayed for peace in my heart. We rebuked the devil for trying to rob us of our joy.
I must have sent out a hundred resumes, then within five weeks the Lord opened a new career for me it was working as an Optometric Technician, I went through my training which was very hard, looking at people's eyes makes me squeamish but I did it. Let me say folks, it's more to it than just picking out frames, I learned allot about the eye, the different types of lenses, how to read the prescription, learning about the cylinder, the axle.
Then after about forty-five days into the job they had done what is called a reconstruction of workforce, they let me go because the company wasn't doing so well and they gave me a severance packet. But you know what family, I didn't cry like I did on the first job, see the Lord had taught me something. I was disappointed but I didn't let it get to me. There were several things I learned from all of this, one was get out of the comfort zone of what you already know how to do, second was Jesus had an assignment that needed to be done and He sent me to do it. Once the assignment was over it was time for me to leave. I wasn't mad at God this time I wasn't dismay like I was before.
Here we are in the Holiday Season and the Lord blessed me again with a new career which I start December the 5th. During my time of unemployed we never went without our daily needs, God promised to take care of us and He did. Now I am not sure what assignment God has for me here on this job but whatever it is He has sent me.
Why did I tell you my personal testimony? Because no matter what you plan for your life ultimately it's up to God, not you. He's the one that has the last say about what He wants for our lives. So, this year 2017 I am not going to jot down in my journal what I want to do. I am going to let Jesus Himself tell me what He wants me to do. We must always leave room for God to change our plans. I hope that this has helped someone. God matters to me and I have to go by what He does even when it makes no sense to me what so ever.


text:
I purchased this blog space which was going to years ago, contain my personal opinions on all things. Thought myself a smart, intelligent, well-experienced person, whom had much to offer the world of blogging. As I read and as time passed, I discovered I am just a girl with words to share and much to learn….
I didn't start contributing posts to this blog until, around the date she went missing.
A close friend of my extended family was missing their teenage daughter, Mila Johnson. She was gone. She left her home one day, nothing different from any day before and she wasn't heard from again. Just gone. VANISHED. Having spent some time with this teen myself (not much but) enough that I couldn't ever forget the smile on her face; I couldn't help but get involved any way I could in sharing in the search for her safe return.
I had a Twitter account for years. Never touched it. Mila's disappearance was the reason I started using that account. Creating 'Our Missing Youth' I dedicated much time tweeting, tweeting, and re-tweeting, to the media, volunteers, friends, twitter handles for the missing, organizations; anyone that would listen, re-tweet and or share my original blog posting of Mila's disappearance! Just a few days later, there were over 3,000 people joining together in a Facebook Group dedicated to finding Mila Johnson.
All anyone could think about was Mila, missing…trying to empathize, I only did what I would want the world to do if one of my children ever went missing. Wether you knew Mila or not, she has a sweetness present in her photos, that is unforgettable. I could hear the sounds of Mila and my nieces giggles, coming from my sisters apartment bathroom. Clearly recalling the sounds of the tweens (then) like yesterday as they played tricks, and hid from the annoyances of the younger children–LOL fully clothed and chatting in the bathtub LOL! ;) Texting, dancing, laughing, and just having fun; things in life normal kids should be doing, at their age. From what I knew of Mila Johnson, she was a quiet, fun-loving, down to earth teen. Blessed with a sweet aura surrounding her, that could soften a person, with just a grin. I remember little Mila's baby face, and as if almost through magical sparkles, her childish spirit glowed through her eyes… An innocent child…
'Our Missing Youth'…I chose 'Our' because, to some extent, the worlds children are all our 'responsibility'. As adults we are given the job to look out for them, as much as we can, as they grow. We all try our best to be there for them as best we can…Pinterest Board for Mila Johnson
An ending this tragic, a mom losing her baby, a sister losing her best friend, a father without his 'daddy's girl'..an unimaginable loss…a day like this, brings a grave sadness over us all that were touched by Mila Johnson–and even the ones that weren't… Loss of a child moves hearts of the world.
After ten months, finally the Police had results from forensics they had to notify the family about: And just days after 'Mothers Day' had to inform the suffereing family that Mila would not be returning home. Brampton newspapers printed this update article here
So I'm writing again about Mila. I am writing in this place to always keep Mila's memories alive and amungst us here. I am writing about this to keep her family in minds, thoughts, and prayers from others. The world is a better place because of the time you shared with us here. I am writing in memory of you Mila, and keeping a place here especially dedicated to your loving memory. Your space in time was short and you will be deeply missed by many. I write this in respect and support for the parents and the entire family. I couldn't say anything to change this but, we send many words of support and offer any assistance to the entire Family of Mila Johnson.
I pray for the families of those with missing loved ones, today and everyday.
Every Mother (and parent) is praying for your Mother Mila.
We pray for your Father, for your Sister, your loving family members,
and friends, that they may find some peace in their hearts, through a loving God.
I pray for all who loved Mila Johnson.
We pray for all who knew Mila and experienced her kindness and friendship.
I pray for the Lord (of their beliefs) to carry their hearts in comfort today; and through each their own,
personal grieving process that lies ahead.
I pray for the family to find strength in each other and that they rely on GOD for their consoling and counsel.
Prayers of love support and un-ending hope for the healing through their future.
May the Lord hold His child, Mila Johnson close, as she has been returned to His hands.
We are grateful for each moment she blessed our lives, no matter how short.
Unfortunately, this is all to real a living nightmare for too many families and we recognize their struggles at this time as well.
All are welcomed to write a message of condolence and support to the family below in the comment area.
GOD BLESS each and every parent and child out there today.
Jaynine xo


text:
All SAT II World History Resources
Example Questions
Example Question #1 : Revolutions In South America
Peronismo in Argentina had a relationship to the economy best defined as
Juan Peron was elected President of Argentina three times, ruling from 1946-1955, and then again from October 1973 to his death in July 1974. Peron was a military leader who espoused a "third way" form of economics and government between capitalism and communism that was referred to as "Peronismo." Typically, this is called "corporatism," as Peron and his followers sought to have the government work with corporations and labor unions to create economic balance.
Example Question #2 : Revolutions In South America
At the time of the Great Depression, the Brazilian economy was overwhelmingly reliant on __________.
the mining and sale of silver
the growth and sale of cotton
the growth and sale of coffee
the harvesting and sale of rubber
the growth and sale of tobacco
the growth and sale of coffee
In the early twentieth century, more than three quarters of the worlds coffee was grown in Brazil. The country was governed by a proto-republican oligarchy that was able to maintain power as a result of the high cost of and demand for coffee; however, during the Great Depression, the demand for coffee collapsed, causing the price to collapse and plunging Brazil into an economic crisis. This led to the overthrowing of the republican government, which was replaced by a military dictatorship.
Example Question #3 : Revolutions In South America
Which Argentinian military officer governed the country from 1946 to 1955 and from 1973 to 1974?
Pedro II
Lázaro Cárdenas
Juan Perón
Benito Juárez
Simón Bolívar
Juan Perón
Juan Perón is the most famous Argentinian president who served during the tumultuous years of revolution and military dictatorships that defined Argentinian politics in the middle of the twentieth century. He came to power shortly after the end of the Second World War before being overthrown and ostracized from the government by a military coup in 1955.
Example Question #1 : Revolutions In South America
The movement towards democracy in Latin America in the 1970s and 1980s occurred as a result of __________.
the growing global demand for oil and other raw resources
skyrocketing debt and economic stagnation
the declining global demand for oil and other raw resources
the economic influence of the United States
the cultural influence of the United States
skyrocketing debt and economic stagnation
During the military dictatorship regimes of the mid-twentieth century, most Latin American countries were almost entirely reliant on exporting their raw resources to the industrial nations of Europe, North America, and Japan; however, as the economies of many Latin American countries began to struggle in the 1970s, their governments reacted by taking massive loans out from the banks and governments of the developed world. By 1982, Latin American debt had spiraled out of control, and many governments declared themselves unable to pay off the debt. This led to a movement towards democracy as the people of the various Latin American nations lost faith in the ability of the military dictatorships to provide safe and effective government.
Example Question #2 : Revolutions In South America
Which of these is the biggest reason why military dictatorships emerged in Latin America in the 1930s?
Weak republican leadership
Economic crisis
The spread of Christianity
Natural disasters
Global conflict
Economic crisis
In the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, the nations of Latin America were generally either colonies or republics, with a few exceptions. When the economic crisis of the Great Depression hit in the 1930s, many states lost faith in their republican governments, and military dictatorships were able to seize power. This happened in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Guatemala, and several other countries.
Example Question #4 : Revolutions In South America
Which of the following countries played the largest role in Latin American economic and political life in the twentieth century?
The United Kingdom
The United States
The United States
For several centuries, Latin America was a series of European colonies, mostly Spanish and Portuguese. In the nineteenth century, most of these achieved independence; however, that independence was to become profoundly illusory in the twentieth century as the United States began to exert overwhelming control over Latin American economic and political life. American investors took control of mines, plantations, and financial institutions throughout Latin America, and the American government took an active role in encouraging revolutions to further political interests.
Example Question #1 : Revolutions In South America
The Iran-Contra Affair happened during which Presidential administration?
Bill Clinton.
George W. Bush.
George H.W. Bush.
Ronald Reagan.
Jimmy Carter.
Ronald Reagan.
The Iran-Contra Affair was a political and diplomatic scandal that occurred during the second term of Ronald Reagan's presidency. It involved the sale of arms, illegal under an international embargo being enforced at the time, by the American government to the Iranian government. The money was then used to fund rebel soldiers in Nicaragua (the contras) which had also been prohibited by the United States Congress. Because the President's administration effectively acted in secret and in knowing violation of two laws it was a significant scandal for Reagan to try to deal with.
Example Question #4 : Revolutions In South America
Dollar Diplomacy was the primary foreign policy of which President?
William Howard Taft.
Franklin D. Roosevelt.
James Madison.
James Buchanan.
James K. Polk.
William Howard Taft.
Dollar Diplomacy was part of the early period of American imperialism, at the beginning of the Twentieth Century. It was most frequently used under President William Howard Taft. Dollar Diplomacy involved establishing businesses and lending money to investors in foreign countries (particularly Central America) and taking economic, political, and financial control over a country by wielding the power of big business and financial obligation.
Example Question #3 : Revolutions In South America
The money raised through the sale of arms to Iran during the Iran-Contra Affair was used to fund rebels in which Latin American country?
The Iran-Contra Affair was a political scandal that occurred during the Reagan administration. It involved the sale of arms to Iran (illegal under an international embargo) and the use of that money to fund rebels in Nicaragua (prohibited by Congress). It was also an attempt to arrange for the release of American hostages in Iran.
Example Question #691 : Sat Subject Test In World History
Juan Peron became the long-serving President of which country following a Coup-d'etat in the 1940s?
The history of Latin America in the twentieth century is a history of revolution, populism, military coup d'etats, and American interference. Argentina is often held as the classic example of these competing trends and movements and Juan Peron is one of the most famous rulers. He came to power following the coup d'etat of 1943, in the elections of 1946, and ruled until 1955 when he himself was overthrown by a separate coup d'etat.
Certified Tutor
Certified Tutor
Certified Tutor


text:
Another miserable weekend of Mack-Cali's Lutze Biergarten ignoring both the city's ordinances regarding appropriate sound levels and common decency. They are streaming another horrible ...and mean high school garage bad quality horrible band into my living and bedroom. Drums, bass, pounding into my HOME. My windows and doors are shut mind you. There is nothing else I can do to stem the sound. How in the world does this business get away with this weekend after weekend month after month? Where are my elected officials who are responsible for representing me and my neighbors and our rights? Where is the mayor? Where are the police who I have called multiple times? MR. MAYOR WHY AREN'T YOU AND THE CITY COUNCIL DOING YOUR JOBS?
também perguntou...
R. Mack-Cali Lutz Biergarten
R. Illegal Business Activity


text:
Video Interview & Celebration
Game Highlights
Postgame Press Conference
Big Rapids, Mich. - A layup with 32 seconds remaining in regulation lifted the Ferris State University Men's Basketball squad to its third consecutive Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Tournament Championship on Sunday (March 5) as the Bulldogs defeated the Ashland Eagles 80-79 at Jim Wink Arena.
The victory gave FSU a school-record 27th win this season and also represents the first time in which the Bulldogs have won both the GLIAC's regular-season and tournament titles in the same campaign. It was also Ferris State's fourth-ever league tournament crown and the first captured on FSU's home floor.
Ferris State senior guard Quentin Ruff exploded for 28 points, hitting all seven of Ferris State's three-point shots, shooting 7-of-13 from beyond the arc. Sophomore forward Zach Hankins chipped in 16 points including the game-winning bucket to go with a game-high 12 rebounds.
Ruff earned GLIAC Tournament MVP honors with Hankins and junior guard Drew Cushingberry both also garnering all-tournament kudos.
The Eagles, who entered following a scorching offensive performance against the Findlay Oilers in their GLIAC Tournament Semifinal game, shot 63.3 percent in the opening half and took a slim 46-44 lead into the locker room. The Eagles, who hit 21 three-point shots in their previous game, hit just six in the GLIAC Championship game, shooting 25 percent from beyond the arc.
Down 79-78 with under a minute to play, Ferris State capitalized on a missed three-point shot by Ashland. The Bulldogs rushed the floor and Cushingberry lobbed a pass up to Hankins, that he caught and put in out of the air.
With an 80-79 lead, Cushingberry missed a free throw with two seconds to play and the Eagles had a shot from beyond half court that bounced off the rim as the horn sounded.
The Eagles were led by 23 points from Marsalis Hamilton, but four of the five Ashland starters finished in double-digits. The Eagles only played three men off their bench, who totaled 11 points. Ferris State finished with 22 points from reserves as all but two Bulldog reserves scored in the game.
Ferris State dominated on the boards with 42 rebounds to Ashland's 30 for the game. The Bulldogs also had 18 second chance points while the Eagles finished with none.
The back-and-forth contest featured nine ties and 10 lead changes. Neither team built a double-digit lead in the game with the Bulldogs leading by as many as six points and the Eagles leading by as many as nine.
With the victory, the Bulldogs improve to 27-4 on the season and receives the automatic bid as GLIAC Champions into the NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Tournament with the Midwest Regional set for March 11-14 at a campus site.
The official NCAA Division II Tournament site & selections will be announced on Sunday (March 5) evening at 10:30 p.m. (ET) at www.ncaa.com.


text:
While some users are just now getting their footing in Big Data, two — healthcare management and fraud prevention experts —are already successfully using predictive analytics to deliver unprecedented results. And so it makes sense that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid are turning to Big Data predictive analytics solutions to prevent fraud and enhance operational controls in the new health insurance exchanges that form the centerpiece of the program.
Health insurance fraud is a huge issue
Health insurance fraud is a huge problem, estimated to be between $48 and $98 billion in Medicare/Medicaid alone. And it's only going to grow as more people receive health insurance benefits through the exchanges, which are slated to enroll 7 million people in 2014 and 24 million by 2016 (as well as through other expansions under the ACA). Only sophisticated machine learning algorithms, delivered at scale, can efficiently and effectively identify fraud in the billions of transactions that will be generated by these exchanges.
It's not just the sheer size that's challenging — there's also variability in the data flow. Under the current system, the federal exchange is just one piece of the puzzle. States also have to provide access to exchanges, either by building their own, defaulting to a federally facilitated exchange, or partnering with the federal government in varying capacities. Each of these constructs will need to address fraud and abuse challenges in its own way.
Exchanges vary by state
For example, the critical tasks of state exchanges will be to identify individuals eligible for subsidized insurance plans by matching their information with a federal database, offer a variety of health plans to qualified individuals based on level of coverage, facilitate competition among plan providers, and provide support and navigation services for exchange users. Underneath all of these surface functions, fraud and abuse systems must constantly work to detect, identify, and control instances of fraud.
State exchanges will also need to seamlessly determine eligibility for public programs, such as Medicaid, and determine whether consumers are eligible for any cost subsidies or tax credits. This will be accomplished by cross-referencing consumer information with several state and federal databases. Exchanges, regardless of their governing body, will be used to facilitate transactions among consumers, insurance companies, and providers — the core concept being that objective comparisons of key components of several health plans offered in the marketplace will give more power to the consumer.
The good news is that these changes in the healthcare system provide a new opportunity to implement advanced analytics solutions to reduce the fraud epidemic that plagues the current system. Analytics systems that are designed to sit on top of state and federal exchange databases and that utilize advanced pattern recognition, anomaly detection, and other tools will be paramount to ameliorating fraud and abuse in the exchange systems.
How Big Data can help
These systems hold huge promise for eradicating fraud and improving operations. Here's how it will work in the area of claims:
Machines, armed with sophisticated algorithms, will automatically generate a risk score for each submitted claim based on such factors as providers, services rendered, beneficiary, or other tags. Red-flagged claims will be routed to CMS case managers, who will further examine them and take appropriate action. As more claims are analyzed, scored, and approved or declined, the analytics models will identify ever-more-predictive patterns and use this information to become more efficient at identifying fraudulent claims. The technology for prescreening claims to identify aberrant and suspicious patterns will become a core capability of every exchange, regardless of federal or state control.
In 2012, Opera Solutions was awarded an exclusive contract from CMS to provide the fraud and abuse-detection systems in all federally facilitated exchanges. We will provide our unique healthcare fraud anomaly-detection tool to CMS, as well as extensive experience in both the healthcare and fraud-detection fields.
Learn more about our agreement with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services in our press release.


text:
Get ready to be comfortable…
When you stay at the Abbey Inn of Cedar City you're sure to love our FREE FULL BREAKFAST, served each day from 6:30am – 10:00am. We serve eggs, sausage, bacon, country potatoes, oatmeal, yogurt, hot fresh waffles, biscuits and gravy, countless bagels and english muffins, fruits, cereals and an assortment of juices, "Seattles Best" coffee, tea and hot chocolate.
At the Abbey Inn of Cedar City you will find many amenities that make you feel like you are at home. You won't miss out on any activities while on vacation. Available at no extra charge you will enjoy the convenience of our exercise room as well as our indoor pool and spa.
In your room you will have the convenience of an in-room coffee maker, a microwave, a refrigerator, a 42″ television, an iron with ironing board, and a hair dryer.
• Easy Access Off I-15
• Free Full Breakfast
• Indoor Spa
• Indoor Pool
• Exercise Room
• Guest Laundry
• Free High Speed Wireless Internet
• Beautiful Landscaping
• Bus Tours Welcome
• Business Center
• Outdoor Sundeck
• King & Double Queen rooms
• Family Suites
• Spa Suites
• Anniversary Suite
• Handicap Rooms Available
• Senior Discounts
• Corporate Discounts
• Group Rates Available
• Government Discounts
• Bus and RV Parking
• Free Parking


text:
Sorting Pinterest by Repins was once one of the most effective ways to find hot t-shirt design ideas, and great product ideas. That was, until Pinterest took away our precious Repins. In fact there were at least 2 very popular Pinterest sorting Chrome extensions that I can think of right now. One was called Pinterest sort, and another called Pinontop. ...Read More »
Find The Top Instagram Hashtags For Any Niche
It's no secret that using Instagram hashtags correctly will increase reach on Instagram, but did you know that by using the maximum allowed 30 hashtags, you can increase your reach by up to 30%? In this tutorial I'll show you how to find the top Instagram hashtags for any niche, and prepare 30 of them for quick copy/pasting to Instagram. What you ...Read More »
Facebook Ads Reporting Setup
We all know that Facebook is an absolute BEAST of an advertising platform. You can reach millions of people and super-target your ads, but in order to run successful Facebook ads you need to make the correct decisions. Unfortunately Facebook isn't great at giving us the information we need by default. In this tutorial I'm going to show you how you can adjust your Facebook ...Read More »
How to Stop T-Shirt Copycats From Stealing Your Designs
If you've ever run a really successful t-shirt campaign on print on demand platforms like Teespring then you know what a pain copycats are. Unfortunately it's hard to stop copycats from stealing your designs and launching them elsewhere, but there are several things you can do to make it harder for them. In my 2nd of many Facebook advertising tips, you'll ...Read More »
Get Maximum Engagement on Your Facebook Ads
This is the first of many Facebook advertising tips that I'll be showing you over-my-shoulder here at peterfitzer.com! Here' goes… When split-testing the targeting of your Facebook ads, and not using a page post, you want to be sure that you point each adset at the same Facebook post. Many people don't do this, or don't know how to do this, ...Read More »
Audience Intersect is Dead… and That's OKAY!
In this video you're going to learn how to do the exact same things you used to be able to do in Audience Intersect, only I'm going to show you how to do them within the Facebook ad manager. It's simple and it's free! How to Use Facebook Flex Targetting I've seen a lot of folks asking for help on ...Read More »
Researching T-shirt Design Ideas Using Evernote
As online marketers, we know how it feels to be overwhelmed by tons of ideas. I'd say it's even worse when you're selling T-shirts online. That's because ideas can come from any where, at any time. Even when you sit down at your PC to research T-shirt design ideas, it can become overwhelming to keep everything organized. The images. The FB interests. ...Read More »
Find T-shirt Design Ideas With BuzzBundle
If you've ever tried selling Tshirts online via Teespring or sites like it, then you know that it's not easy to find winning t-shirt design ideas. In fact that's why I created my own tee shirt spy tool to help me find them, but that's not the only tool I use. Another great tool called BuzzBundle helps me uncover THOUSANDS of t-shirt design ideas that people ...Read More »
Free Translation Service For Teezily Sellers
If you guys know me, you know that I'm all about simplifying processes. My tutorials are usually short and straight to the point. It's because I've learned that removing steps makes it much easier to follow through on tasks and create good habits. That said, it's story-time. I've had quite a bit of success selling t-shirts in the U.S. and I've been ...Read More »
Find The Most Popular Products on Any Ecommerce Site
Watch over my shoulder as I expose the social popularity of hundreds of products on a popular e-commerce site. What You'll Learn: How to automagically parse product links from any E-commerce website. How to quickly find Facebook, Pinterest, and Google +1 engagement numbers for each product. What You'll Need: Free version of Screaming Frog SEO Spider (Can crawl up to 500 ...Read More »


text:
I have cross certified cert ID for two diferent organization domino domain server and both organization users are able to send and receive mail to each others, and both organization are having sametime server version 7.5, I want integrate sametime server so that both sametime server users can chat, online and do meeting, conference etc.
Concern is one organization user is not able to see online to another organization users.
Please suggest us what setting need to do so that both organization users can see online.
Thanks in advance.


text:
Nucleic Acid Center is a research centre established in 2001, based on fundings from the Danish National Research Foundation for studies on Nucleic Acid Chemical Biology.
The idea of the research center was to combine synthetic organic chemistry and the encoded recognition pattern of nucleic acids in novel innovative and creative ways.
The research center is located at the University of Southern Denmark, at the Department of Physics, Chemistry and Pharmacy and the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, joining the major research areas of nucleic acid chemical biology under one roof.


text:
"Family; where life begins and love never ends."
As a wife, daughter, niece, granddaughter and most importantly a mother I am so excited that you are here to find out more information about photographs for your family. I am so lucky to be a Maine based family photographer. I combine my education in photography and experiences as a teacher to make your photography experience easy and most of all fun.
I know the importance of family in my life. Since you are here I know you feel the same way to0. It is with our families where we feel the most connected. I love capturing genuine moments shared with families. From family reunions to playing in a sandbox, to opening your doors to your home, or meeting at your families at a beloved beach house or camp. I'm always inspired to photograph real moments shared with loved ones of all ages here in the state of Maine and in New England. It is an honor being a Maine Family Photographer.
I'm so looking forward to chatting with you about your personal needs of your cherished family photos.
Family Portraits | Engagement Portraits:
$495 Includes:
1 hour session
25 mile radius of Freeport, Maine
Print Release
Online Gallery
Digital Files
Shoot includes up to 5 people
each additional person $35 per person
tax and additional fees will be charged when applicable.
We also offer in Studio sessions which are ideal for little ones max 5 people.
Mini Sessions
I offer mini sessions only once or twice a year. These sessions are on site/ specific location, where clients come for a short amount of time for a fun filled session with a beautiful set. These sessions have limited amount of space and are on a first come/sign up, first served basis. To find out more be sure to subscribe to our mailing list and or follow us on social media.
Day In the Life:
If you are interested in a more candid, documentary photo session/ essay of your family reach out to me. These sessions are wonderfully real, intimate, fun and powerful. Photos start with your family waking up to going to sleep. Due to the uniquely awesome aspect of this form of photography contact me for a custom quote.


text:
Review: The Samurai I Loved (2005)
I don't get it. The Samurai I loved (TSIL) is based on a brilliant novel by Shuhei Fujisawa. It's well-crafted and has a talented cast. So why did I find it to be so tedious and boring?
The first problem is that the picture doesn't know what it wants to be. It has a love story, political upheaval, class struggles, and over the top bloody sword combat. These things just don't play together nicely and the lack of focus definitely hurts the effectiveness of the beautiful cinematography (sadly, no cinematographer is listed for THIL on IMDB). The script is mostly to blame as it provides the framework, but tone is an issue as well. Either way, the blame lies firmly at the feet of writer/director Mitsuo Kurotsuchi.
I haven't had the pleasure of reading the novel, but I can see how this convoluted tale could play well in print. A novel has the luxury of time. An author can slowly weave various plot lines and themes together into a cohesive whole over the course of hundreds of pages. But a film, even an epic one, has only a couple of hours. You'd think that would result in a hurried presentation if a writer tried to get it all in, but in this case the pacing is positively languid.
At the end of the day, I just never related to the characters. Part of that may be the Japanese tendency to keep emotions close to the chest but I think it has more to do with Kurotsuchi's inability to draw us into the lives of the main characters. The world is well-defined, fleshed out with beautiful art direction. The characters are well played. The mise en scene presents ideas and thematic concepts clearly. But at the end of the day, the film falls flat.
If you'd like a better experience with a film adaptation of one of Fujisawa's works, I'd recommend The Twilight Samurai. This one, not so much.


text:
WOLFSON Microelectronics has released a new version of its WM8718 differential stereo DAC. It has smaller packaging and operates over an extended temperature range. It is aimed at in-car DVD players.
The WM8718QFN is offered in a 4mm x 4mm QFN package. It has a 111dB signal to noise ratio and -100dB total harmonic distortion. It has differential outputs for improved audio quality. Left and right zero flag outputs allow control of external mute circuits. The WM8718QFN is specified for operation over the automotive temperature range of -40ºC to 85ºC.
The WM8718's multi-bit sigma-delta architecture makes it less sensitive to clock jitter. The DAC uses a low-order modulator that produces less high frequency noise, requiring fewer analogue output filter components. The device supports PCM data input word lengths from 16 to 32-bits and sampling rates of 192kHz.


text:
You've seen him on "Good Morning America" and "The Dr. Oz Show." Dr. Marty Becker, an honorary board member for Pet Partners, is the author of 22 books that have sold more than 7 million copies combined, including three New York Times best-sellers. One of his books is the fastest-selling pet book of all time, "Chicken Soup for the Pet-Lovers Soul." Dr. Marty Becker truly is "America's Veterinarian."
Dr. Becker will be flexing his flour power on Treats & Sweets Day to support Pet Partners. Won't you join him?
You probably recognize David Mazouz for his role as a young Bruce Wayne on the hit TV show Gotham, but we think he is a real-life hero for Pet Partners! When he is not busy on the set of Gotham, David loves hanging out with his family and his two beloved dogs, Lilah and Starlit. Prior to his role on Gotham, David shared the screen with Kiefer Sutherland on the FOX drama series Touch.
David plans to bake up some treats and sweets to help support the amazing heroic work of Pet Partner therapy animals! Holy cupcakes Batman! Won't you be David's sidekick and join in the fun?
Megan Blake and her Pet Partners Therapy Dog, Super Smiley, are thrilled to join Pet Partners as an Official Media Sponsor! Megan is The Pet Lifestyle Coach® from Emmy Winning, "Animal Attractions TV," and now she and Super Smiley host the acclaimed "A Super Smiley Adventure" on Pet Life Radio where Animals are healers and teachers and the Human/Animal bond is explored and celebrated. They'll also be talking up National Therapy Animal Day and Treats and Sweets Day on their Pet Health Central and Pet Life Radio blogs, so while we're baking...be on the lookout for their Super Media Updates!


text:
With Programming ASP.NET 3.5, you'll quickly learn to create state-of-the-art applications using Microsoft's popular web development technology and Visual Studio 2008. This updated bestseller provides comprehensive and easy-to-understand information to help you use several .NET 3.5 technologies for faster development and better web application performance-including ASP.NET AJAX for interactive user interfaces, LINQ for data access, and Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) for web services.
Programming ASP.NET 3.5 includes examples and sample code that let you explore development with ASP.NET in more depth. With this book, you will:
Written by Microsoft technology experts Jesse Liberty, Dan Hurwitz, and Dan Maharry, Programming ASP.NET 3.5 is the best book for learning how to build dynamic, interactive web applications using Microsoft's latest technologies.


text:
Hey, guys, how's it going? As an update to my last post we had the roof replaced, none of my stuff was damaged, and it's been fairly calm around the house. My roomie is still hammering away at things, but he's also been working outside on the landscaping a lot so I guess that's why it has felt a little more peaceful.
I've decided to write this post about things you should look for in a potential roommate. After all of my strange, crazy, and out there roommates over the years, I feel like I can provide a great list of things you either want in a roommate or don't want. Here are some great questions to ask someone you are thinking about living with:
Continue reading Favorite Questions to Ask a Potential Roomie


text:
By Alastair Macdonald and Gabriela Baczynska
European Union leaders will give British Prime Minister Theresa May a tough reception in Brussels on Wednesday, warning her to rally support at home for the Brexit deal on offer or be cut loose without one in March.
May will address the other 27 EU national leaders at a summit before they sit down to dinner without her. Officials said they expected the leaders to tell May they have little more to offer since talks stalled on Sunday and they will step up preparations for Britain to drop out of the bloc with no deal.
Summit chair Donald Tusk warned that the risk of a "no deal" dumping Britain out of the bloc and into legal limbo and border chaos on March 29 was greater than ever. He put the onus on May to bring a "creative" solution to break the impasse over the EU-UK land border on the island of Ireland.
Tusk called it a "Gordian Knot", making clear he did not see May as a contemporary "Alexander the Great", capable of slicing through the tangle of opposition she faces in London and Belfast over her Brexit plan in order to clinch a treaty with the EU.
The "no deal" message is sincere enough. It is also a tactic to pressure a negotiating partner the EU views as weak. And it might just help May by giving her the kind of political theater useful in persuading Britons she has fought for the best deal.
More subtly, leaders may also sound relaxed on the calendar for talks. On Tuesday, officials echoed the mantra that "the clock is ticking" to agree a treaty that parliaments can ratify in time for Brexit. But, sensing more urgency in London, senior EU officials said Brussels would "keep calm and carry on", ready to wait till December or even later to clinch a final agreement.
"For now, Britain is negotiating with Britain," Belgian Foreign Minister Didier Reynders said, referring to May's troubles with her own cabinet and supporters. "We need more weeks to see if we can get a deal. We'll work calmly."
Germany's Europe minister called on May to "take responsibility and be constructive". But some diplomats believe May could be unable to move again in negotiations until after she has steered her budget through parliament in early November.
Leaders will decide at dinner after May has left them on whether to firm up a tentative plan to hold a special Brexit summit in mid-November. But Tusk said they would need to believe that a deal was nearly done -- and without some new move from May in Brussels, that belief seems unlikely to come this week.
"There needs to be a much clearer, sharper messaging on the choice the UK faces," one senior diplomat told fellow national envoys after talks broke down on Sunday. The EU had gone as far as it could to address May's difficulties with her hardline pro-Brexit and Northern Irish allies, he said -- now the summit must not let May think things were just carrying on as normal.
Quite how tough the EU message is to May after Wednesday's dinner will depend on her approach, diplomats said. If she brings to Brussels the uncompromising tone they heard a month ago in Salzburg, when name-calling on both sides hit a low, then the EU warnings of impending calamity will step up a notch.
EU chief executive Jean-Claude Juncker will tell leaders after May has spoken on Wednesday evening about his European Commission's plans for a "no deal". Officials say that will include how to rush through emergency EU legislation to cope with huge disruption to transport and trade links.
The Commission had planned to release its proposals last week but held off, officials said, because Brexit negotiators did not want to sour what was an increasingly positive mood in talks behind the scenes. The brick wall those talks hit over the Irish border issue has flipped around that logic.
Some EU leaders, notably President Emmanuel Macron of France which faces questions over intensive cross-Channel trade and traffic, want much more public clarity to show that the bloc could cope with cutting Britain out of EU regulations.
(Reporting by Alastair Macdonald ; @macdonaldrtr; Editing by Gareth Jones)


text:
OMG! OMG! OMG! *Breathes in. Breathes out.* AHHHHH! It's finally here! I have been waiting for this movie to come out for SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO long. Okay. I'm a little excited, can't you tell? I adore J.R.R. Tolkien and his stories so very, very much. I am terrifically excited about seeing the movie today with my husband and brother-in-law. It is going to be the most epic movie ever!
If you've seen it already, no spoilers! We don't want to ruin it for everyone else, precioussssss…
So, the Sherwins are off to the theatre to see the first installment of the movie adaptation to the beloved book, The Hobbit. I read the book for the first time as a child. I didn't like it. At all. Then, I read The Lord of the Rings and became obsessed with all things Tolkien. After reading the trilogy, I went back and read The Hobbit and adored it. I suppose age, fangirl-like-obsession with The Lord of the Rings, and a better understanding of Tolkien's style was all that was needed for me to be insanely excited about rereading the prequel.
I have plans to reread the book after seeing the movie and then I'll do a fun combination post containing a book review and movie review all in one! Be excited!
We're off to see The Hobbit! The wonderful Bilbo of Baggins….
Happy Saturday.


text:
CORVALLIS, Ore. -- Restoring parts of the Fremont-Winema National Forest in southern Oregon to withstand a warmer, more fire-prone future may require thinning young trees and promoting the growth of large, old ponderosa pine.
However, such activities may not maintain habitat for northern spotted owls, which surveyors have detected in these forests over the past several decades, researchers say in a recent study.
The owl, which is listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act, tends to prefer dense forests with older trees for nesting and foraging purposes. That presents forest managers with a challenge -- in the drier part of its range, more dense forests may also increase the likelihood of severe fires or drought-induced mortality. This could destroy large old trees as well as owl habitat.
To shed light on historic conditions in owl habitat and other forest characteristics, researchers studied changes in density, tree size and other aspects of a 98,000-acre forest near Chiloquin in Klamath County. They found that, since the 1920s, the density of relatively small trees -- ponderosa pine as well as white fir and Douglas fir -- has increased by 600 percent across the study area
Inspiration for the study came from K. Norman Johnson, professor in the College of Forestry at Oregon State University. He discovered detailed tree inventories done between 1914 and 1924 for the part of the Fremont-Winema National Forest that was in the Klamath Reservation.
With Keala Hagmann and Debora L. Johnson of Applegate Forestry in Corvallis, the researchers compared the inventories to modern records and published their findings in Forest Ecology and Management.
The forest on the east side of the Cascades is not considered prime owl habitat. It comprises "an isolated island," the researchers said, on the eastern edge of spotted owl habitat in a fire-prone environment. Northern spotted owls have been known to reproduce and forage in these forests, although at lower rates than in areas west of Klamath Lake or on the west side of the Cascade Range.
Since the forest is somewhat removed from higher-quality spotted owl habitat in the Cascades, the researchers considered whether restoring the forest to a more open condition dominated by fire- and drought-tolerant trees -- which would be more resilient to fire -- would impede survival and recovery of the northern spotted owl population.
They found that, in the past, these predominantly open-canopy forests featured a complex mosaic of trees, shrubs and open grasslands dominated by large ponderosa pine. Such conditions are inconsistent with northern spotted owl habitat as currently defined.
However, the researchers said such a landscape provides other desirable values. Large pines and predominantly open-canopy forests with fine-scale variability in patterns of tree density and openings provide unique ecological functions.
A number of areas that are a high priority for northern spotted owls are also high priority for restoration, given the abundance of old fire- and drought-tolerant trees, creating a potential conflict.
"The analysis stems from fundamental questions about prioritizing single species management, even at-risk species, over forest restoration in areas where desired future conditions are consistent with historical conditions," said Hagmann. "Northern spotted owl habitat, as measured by current metrics, was lacking historically, and the forest is now vulnerable to disturbance processes like fire and drought that historically maintained this area as predominantly open-canopy forest."
The decision to prioritize restoration over habitat may depend on whether the area contributes to owl survival and recovery and the degree to which habitat, created as an unintended consequence of public policy, is at risk of loss to uncharacteristic stand-replacing fire or extensive drought-induced mortality.
"Forest restoration generally considers historical conditions as a starting point," said Norm Johnson. "Landscape context matters."
The presence across the landscape of many large, old ponderosa pines and the absence of large, treeless areas in the historical record, said Hagmann, suggests that such severe fires were uncommon.
"Historically, frequent fire strongly influenced this landscape, resulting in open-canopy ponderosa pine and mixed-conifer forests dominated by fire- and drought-tolerant trees," she said. Since then, fire suppression and other management actions have allowed trees to fill in areas that had been open. As a result, more densely packed trees fuel uncharacteristically severe fires.
"Large and old fire- and drought-tolerant trees are the structural backbone of dry, fire-prone forest ecosystems and make many unique contributions to ecological function," Hagmann added. "If the remaining, substantially reduced population of large and old fire- and drought-tolerant trees are lost to fire, drought, or competitive stress, it would take centuries, if ever, to replace them and their ecological functions."
The Klamath Tribes and the U.S. Forest Service provided support for the study.
Keala Hagmann, email@example.com, 206-979-1456; Norm Johnson, firstname.lastname@example.com, 541-737-2377
Click photos to see a full-size version. Right click and save image to download.


text:
Vinohradská 157a
130 20 Prague
Tel .: +420 267 031 111
fax: +420 267 036 717
E-Mail: email@example.com
Ricevimento Venus Spa & Wellness
tel: +420 601 158 520
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Ufficio prenotazioni
Tel .: +420 267 031 604
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Dipartimento vendite e marketing
Tel .: +420 267 031 573
E-Mail: email@example.com
MICE Department:
Tel .: +420 267 031 585
E-Mail: email@example.com
Corporate & Event Department
Tel .: +420 267 031 601
E-Mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Finance Department
tel: +420 267 031 426
Highway from Dresden / Teplice E55
Follow the E55 - direction centrum
Continue straight on main road "V Holešovickách"
Continue straight on road "Argentinská"
Follow a half right and then full right turn, you are underpassing the city highway
Take a right onto this city highway "Wilsonova"
Follow the signs Hotel Don Giovanni Prague
Go straight, pass the main train station and then the state opera, which appears on your left
Turn left after the state opera – direction Vinohrady
Continue straight on street "Vinohradská" for app. 2 km
The hotel will appear in front of you
Highway from Vienna / Brno E50, E55, E65
Follow the main road leading towards the centre
Follow street "Brnenská", you see large office buildings on your right
Go straight – direction Centrum, stay on this road called "5.kvetna"
On your right you see a tall building, continue straight and cross the bridge
Follow the signs Hotel Don Giovanni Prague
Continue to go straight further to the town
The National Museum appears on your left, here you have to go right at the big crossing
You are on the street "Vinohradská", follow it for app. 2 km
The hotel will appear in front of you
Airport Ruzyne Prague
On the airport take bus number 119 and go to station called "Nádraží Veleslavín", it is the last stop. Change to subway line A. Take the direction to "Depo Hostivař". Go directly to station "Želivského" (it is 10th stop). Our hotel is situated just next to the exit from subway.
Czech traffic regulations are almost identical to those in effect in other European countries. In the Czech Republic you must drive on the right, put on your seat belt and keep your headlights on, even during the day. Alcohol consumption prior to and while driving is strictly prohibited. Speed is limited to 50 KM per hour in build-up areas, 90 KM per hour on roads and 130 KM per hour on highways. There is a fee for use of highways in the form of highway stickers; these can be purchased at border crossings, gas stations and post offices. Driving directions can be obtained from www.map24.com. Hotel has 200 parking spaces, which are monitored by security and cameras 24/7. The price is 20€/day and reservation is not necessary.
Main railway station / Hlavní nádraží
From the train station go by subway to station Muzeum (it is on the line C). On Muzeum you have to change the line to the green one A. From there you go to station Želivského (it is 4th stop), where you will get out. Our hotel is situated just next to the exit from the underground.
Airport Vaclav Havel Prague
Airport code: PRG Distance: 20.00 km Direction: SE


text:
But when Red Riding-Hood saw the wolf she felt frightened. The creature was dressed as her grandmother, but did not look quite the same.
"Grandmamma," she said, "what a great nose you have."
"All the better to smell you with, my dear," said the wolf.
"And, grandmamma, what large ears you have."
"All the better to hear you with, my dear."
"Ah! grandmamma, and what large eyes you have."
"All the better to see you with, my dear," said the wolf, showing his teeth, for he longed to eat the child up.
"Oh, grandmamma, and what great teeth you have!" said Red Riding-Hood.
"All the better to eat you up with," growled the wolf, and, jumping out of bed, he rushed at Little Red Riding-Hood .
Just at that moment the door flew open and in rushed Grandmother, having just arrived back from market to find Little Red Riding Hood in dire danger. She whacked the wolf soundly on the snout with her new broom. The startled wolf ran about the cottage in panic, being smacked repeatedly by Grandmother's broom, until by luck he happened upon the door and rushed out. The wolf did not stop running until he reached the safety of his own grandmother's den at the far side of the forest.


text: WHAT IS SWEAT? Sweat is produced by sweat glands in the body, which produce a watery fluid and fluid containing substances such as proteins and lipids. We sweat from up to 5 million sweat glands located all over the skin on our body. However, sweating that is triggered by emotions or stress only happens in certain areas of the body, such as the armpits, palms and head. How do we sweat? There are two types of sweat glands on the skin: apocrine – found mainly in the armpit area – and eccrine glands, which are found all over the skin surface. The mechanism of perspiration, or sweating, is controlled by the body's autonomic nervous system – the part of our nervous system which is under involuntary or 'unconscious' control. Apocrine glands become active from puberty and are found mainly in the armpits. They produce sweat when we feel strong emotions, stress, pain or exercise. The sweat from apocrine & glands is responsible for producing the smelliest body odour. Eccrine glands are the most abundant type of sweat gland, found all over the skin and start to function soon after birth, releasing a dilute salt solution composed of 99% water. It is the eccrine gland that is responsible for the wet sensation of sweat. Sweat produced from the eccrine glands are key in keeping the body cool via thermoregulation.


text:
Your Experienced Ohio Law Firm
Legal Services
If you are in need of legal assistance, let Wright & Schulte assist you with your legal needs and give you the caring, personalized and loyal service that you deserve. Our firm specializes in the following…
Automobile accidents leave victims with severe injuries, medical bills, property damage, and complex legal issues. Our attorneys will aggressively fight to help you and your family obtain the physical and financial recovery you deserve.
Facing misdemeanor or felony charges can be unfamiliar and intimidating. Our accomplished and experienced attorneys will aggressively defend your rights at all stages of the legal process.
Personal injuries from workplace accident, negligence or defective products leave victims with severe injuries, medical bills, and complex legal issues. Our experienced attorneys will advocate to help you and your family obtain the physical and financial recovery you deserve.
Complex issues of wills, living wills, trusts, asset protection, and tax planning are only a few issues to be addressed in estate planning. Our attorneys will help you and your family prepare for the future.
When a loved one passes, family members can be left with costly and complex issues to resolve during a difficult time. Our dedicated and compassionate attorneys will guide your family through the tough decisions.
Trucking accident injuries leave victims with severe injuries, medical bills, and complex legal issues. Our experienced attorneys will advocate to help you and your family obtain the physical and financial recovery you deserve.
Changes to the family dynamic raise difficult legal issues of divorce or dissolution, child custody and visitation, property distribution, and juvenile rights. Our experienced and compassionate attorneys will protect your best interests and rights.
NFA trusts protect the safety and legal rights of gun owners. Our attorneys are educated in state and national regulation of firearms and experienced in establishing NFA trusts to protect your right to own firearms.
Free Case Review
For a FREE Case Review, please complete the form below. Out attorneys will review your case promptly and contact you to discuss your legal rights and options.
We maintain the strict confidential privacy of your message. We do not transfer your personal information to any third party. By submitting this form with your information, you give Wright & Schulte permission to confidentially contact you. Information entered in the form will be used solely for informational purposes to assist in your case investigation.
About Wright & Schulte
With a legacy founded on strong principles of client service and ethical practice, Wright & Schulte is devoted to exceeding our clients' expectations. We are dedicated to the belief that America's legal system should work for the people.
Our firm stands up for the rights of people who have been injured or wronged and fights tirelessly to ensure that even the world's most powerful corporations take responsibility for their actions.
Get the personalized and committed service you deserve from a nationally recognized law firm. Our law firm's experienced attorneys stand up for the rights of people in all legal matters.
Experienced in legal matters including personal injury, automobile and trucking accidents, probate and estate planning, criminal defense, family law, and NFA trust, Wright & Schulte attorneys are dedicated to advocating for you.
It costs nothing to talk to us, so schedule a free initial consultation
Latest News
Wright & Schulte Congratulate Attorney Erik Blaine On His Appointment To The Common Pleas Court Of Montgomery County
Mr. Erik Blaine, an attorney with Wright & Schulte since 2012, will join the Montgomery County Court of Common Pleas Court on May 18th, 2017. The attorneys of Wright & Schulte congratulate Attorney Erik Blaine on his appointment. Mr. Blaine was appointed to the Bench by Gov. John Kasich and will join the Court on May 18th to replace the honorable Judge Michael Tucker. "We are proud of Erik's many accomplishmentsRead More
Featured On


text:
So, Thanksgiving is almost here... And I'm still trying to adjust to this perfect weather. I keep forgetting "The Holidays" are coming, mostly because the forecast looks like this:
In my mind I keep thinking I should be putting on boots and sweaters and coats, but you can imagine my confusion when I step outside to sunshine and 70-degrees. Seriously, bizarre! At first I was frustrated.....until I realized that it's usually around this time of year that I stop running outside. But for some reason it's not as hard to go running outside when it's a beautiful day every day.
Besides loving the weather, I am also l-o-v-i-n-g how Aaron works from home. We don't talk that much during the day, but it's just a dream come true to have him home more (compared to our previous situation when he was only home on the weekends from July through September!) and he looks so darn cute in his new little desk:


text:
Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form :(
Sunday – Thursday: 10am – 11pm
Friday & Saturday: 10am – 1am
silverton casino hotel3333 Blue Diamond Road
Las Vegas, NV 89139
Telephone: 702.263.7777
E-mail: email@example.com
Silverton encourages responsible gaming. For help and information on problem gaming, please call the 24-hour Problem Gamblers Help Line at 1.800.522.4700. View More