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Congratulations to Alex, Zander, and Mathias on the medals they earned at the Highland Games yesterday in Georgetown, Ontario. For the first time I can remember, it didn't rain at the Games. It was a glorious sunny day with just enough breeze to keep it cool, and the turnout was one of the best I recall. It is fun for me, after thirty years of piping, to sit back on a blanket under the trees and dandle grandbabies on my knee and just enjoy watching, instead of lugging myself around in 8 yards of wool and fighting pre-piping jitters. I like watching people celebrate their heritage, remember their ancestors, and pass on traditions. I like the judges who take the time to counsel and teach each competitor, and I like the comradery when you bump into people you have known for years but meet only on the piping circuit. There is a secret thrill of satisfaction when people like Hugh Cameron or Bob Worrall recognize you and give you a friendly nod and wave as they pass. They probably don't know my name, but they've seen my face around, they know I am somehow involved, and that's good enough for them.
I am proud of the members of St. Andrews Pipes and Drums, who competed for the first time yesterday. This wasn't just their first time competing together---for most of them it was the first piping competition they've ever been in. They did a great job and have much to be proud of. Learning to conquer fear is the biggest challenge, and they all succeeded so well! I think it's a rare and precious thing, when a group of people dare to try a new experience they've never done before, cheering each other on.
Afterward, as we were relaxing back at the tents, someone pointed out to me that our band was all chatting and laughing and genuinely enjoying each other, while the band next to ours was all huddled together and receiving a stern lecture from their pipe major. I guess their performance was sub-par, and he was letting them know it. It was such a contrast to the happy group I was sitting with, and I appreciate the friendliness and family-feeling of our band. And I appreciate that I still feel it's our band, even though I no longer formally play with them. I am glad for the friends music has brought me.


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oddjob - 0.27-9.x86_64
Conflicts: 6
File conflict in:
Packages with the same files:
oddjob - 0.27-9.i386
Are we installing both arches of the main package? I split off the -libs
subpackage so that we wouldn't have to do that.
This ticket is purely based on checking repository metadata in an
automated way. The "oddjob" i386 main package has found its way into
the x86_64 repository through a -devel package dependency.
Splitting of a -libs packages sounds right.
Eek, you're right. I forgot to change that requirement to point to the -libs
package. Assuming that the -libs package's dependency on the main package
doesn't pull both versions of the main package into the repository, then I think
Requires: %{name} = %{version}-%{release}
Requires: %{name}-libs = %{version}-%{release}
should fix this. Giving it a try.
I've had a look into cvs:
* "oddjob-libs" explicitly Requires "oddjob". Hmm? In that case,
splitting of the -libs pkg is pointless, as it is tied to the main
package through this explicit dependency.
* oddjobs-libs also includes a Python module and a PAM module,
creating additional deps. The Python 32-bit module creates a
dep on python(abi) = ...
Conclusively, if oddjob-libs contained just the shared liboddjob.so.*,
the split packages were fine:
oddjob-devel => oddjob-libs
oddjob => oddjob-libs
error: %changelog not in descending chronological order
error: query of specfile oddjob.spec failed, can't parse
Yeah, aargh. That happens all to me all the time.
I would have expected that the i386 oddjob-libs package's dependency on oddjob
would be satisfied by the x86_64 package, as there aren't any shared libraries
involved. If that doesn't happen, then we're screwed.
The python module dependency, though, I'm not sure what to do about that.
Splitting it off into another subpackage would solve it, but that's getting to
be a large number of subpackages.
Splitting off into a subpackage for 0.29.

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The Ex-member association of DIOK, OLV Uitgeëikeld, is an active association for and by ex-members. Through the OLV it is easy to keep in touch with DIOK members of your badminton years or to get to know members that joined before or after you. The OLV is in close touch with DIOK. There are about 80 members connected to this association. Every year more ex-members from DIOK join them.
Every year the OLV organizes about 2 events. Next to that the OLV is always present on the BTUTK and at least one other DIOK event. Through the years there have been many fun events like: canoeing on the river Linge, playing squash, wooden farmer shoe golf and a local sport called klootschieten. These events are organized throughout the country, the exact position depends on the organizing people.
The OLV has its own mailing list. On this list you will receive notifications, stories about the OLV and DIOK and information about events. The ideal way to stay in touch.
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This is a public parking space near a suburban railway station (Ano Liosia) that had been used by drivers for many, many years without any interest by the local authorities.
Two weeks before the municipal elections (May 18, 2014), the mayor decided that he should (firstly) place a giant sign stating it is a "municipal parking" (note: still free for the time being), cement some railings around the area and place a guard to keep watch over the cars. Of course every day, the guard's duty was to place a note reminding the drivers that the mayor (re-running for office) had taken the initiative to make their cars safer., blah-blah-blah.
The mayor lost the elections by the way.
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Venue: Bhakti In Motion Yoda Studio, Portland, Maine ~ May 10, 2014 ~
I climbed the three flights to the Bhakti in Motion Yoga Studio in Portland, Maine, and found a circle of chairs in the center of a big space, with a wooden floor and walls painted shades of orange and deep red. There were a couple of guitars and a harp, and a group of mostly women waiting for the performance.
Two singer/songwriter mothers, Katey Branch and Deb Hensley, were there to entertain us and to honor motherhood. It felt unusually intimate because we were sitting in a circle with the singers. There was no stage, so the distance between the performers and the audience was eliminated. It created a participatory feeling; there was no 'us and them.'
They kicked off the concert with Kate Wolf's great song, "Give Yourself to Love," and then the rest of the evening was mostly original tunes written by the two women. They sang about motherhood, birth, love, broken relationships, the earth, fairies, and stars. They're both of the glowing woman variety – they sang, they harmonized, they belted out tunes, they danced, they taught us to sing some of the tunes in rounds.
We in the audience were suddenly privy to intimate stories of their grandmothers, their mothers, their children, their lovers and husbands. I found myself acquiring a lump the size of a watermelon in my throat and I didn't know what to do with it. I was moved by the songs themselves, by the way they were performed, and by the character and heart of these two women. Suddenly our little audience was transformed into a kind of family. It was a remarkable experience. They gave us the gift of their stories set to music, and we got to witness it in close proximity. We shared our common experience, we honored motherhood and felt honored, and suddenly this little moment in time became more than special. Two hours was more than a concert, it was a ritual that honored our lives.
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Thank you for your question although I am unsure what your question is.....
Are you concerned about your dog and exposures? Dogs are now being used to locate cancer on humans so I am curious as to what your exact issue is? Please be more specific.
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Can I use a pressure washer?
Yes but not at full power. Be particularly careful if the fabric is old as it may tear. Also, if you have painted graphics on your awning or canopy, the pressure washer may damage them.
Can I wash my awnings in a washer?
Yes if it is made of Sunbrella fabric and provided of course that your washer can handle the size of your awning. Just make sure it is on the gentle cycle and do not use any harsh detergents. Something like Woolite would be good or as mentioned above, the Sunbrella Fabric Cleaner 303 can be used in your washer. If you have multiple awnings, and in particular if they have clinch staples, it is recommended that you wash them separately so that they don't get tangled together and rip. However, please note that the more you clean your awnings, in particular in a washer, the more likely you will remove the water-repellent coating.
Is there any way I can clean bird droppings off my awning/canopy?
For stains such as bird droppings, roof run-off, pollution, rust, tree, sap, insect stains, etc., here are some products that Sunbrella suggests trying (provided you have Sunbrella fabric): Goo Gone Grease Cutter (a hand cleaner), Greased Lightning or Clean Rite Purple Power. Rub product into fabric allowing it to penetrate. Brush with a soft brush and rinse THOROUGHLY! Repeat if necessary. Sunbrella also has their own 'Fabric Cleaner 303' which is a concentrate available in various sizes. We stock small 2 oz bottles that you can purchase and try on a difficult spot you may have. This is also available in sizes up to 1 gallon and is made to be diluted in water. You can even use this in your washer!
How often does it need to be cleaned?
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Cruise on a yacht in Malta – new emotions
The Mediterranean island has everything necessary to make a cruise on the yacht Malta. We offer comfortable vessels for hire with various capacities, with different levels of comfort. The cruise program can be very different – whether it's a walk along the shores of neighboring islands, such as Comino, Gozo, or visiting distant countries.
The Maltese archipelago is located at the intersection of the most ancient sea routes that connect the Middle East and the Mediterranean West, as well as North America and part of mainland Europe. Most likely, in no other corner of the planet can you make a journey of 7,000 years of history, see numerous UNESCO heritage sites. Going on a cruise on the yacht Malta, you will get a lot of pleasure from what you saw. There is a special atmosphere, which nowhere else is felt just like here. You will have the opportunity to discover new places.
The prospect of Malta in terms of organizing cruises is not easy to overestimate. The successful strategic location of the island allows you to use any direction for sea travel. Malta is a "golden vein", which is rich in cultural flair, centuries-old traditions, as well as high-quality European service. She fascinates every foreigner and forces him to come to these regions every year again.
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View the photo gallery: MJ grow taken down in El Cajon
Law enforcement agents carted away equipment believed used for growing marijuana in the garage of an El Cajon home Wednesday morning.
The action was run by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which went to the hillside home on Hardin Drive, south of Chase Avenue, with a search warrant, agency spokeswoman Lauren Mack said.
Agents dismantled a marijuana growing operation and took one man into custody, but then released him, Mack said.
Law officers worked for several hours to remove air conditioners, dehumidifiers and other equipment and load them into trucks, to be impounded.
Mack said she had no information about how much drugs, if any, were confiscated, or how long the growing operation may have been going on at the house.


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1. Constructing Quality: Producer Power, Market Organization, and the Politics of High Value-Added Markets.
- Author: Elizabeth Carter
- Publication Date: 12-2015
- Content Type: Working Paper
- Institution: Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies
- Abstract: Economists assume increased producer flexibility creates production advantages. So why do inefficient French quality wine producers dominate their flexible, efficient Italian counterparts? French AOC wine producers created "corporatist" producer organizations which served three purposes: encouraged increased product quality information across the supply chain; allowed for the emergence of a unique production style; and enabled producers to define their production methods as "quality" via state regulation. Italian DOC wine producers have fragmented political structures at both the regional and national levels, causing producers to rely more on the price mechanism and less on political structures to coordinate supply chain transactions. Market asymmetries persist across the supply chain, making it difficult for producers to guarantee quality and adversely shaping their potential production and brand strategies. Solving supply chain problems through representative political institutions yields superior economic outcomes than uncoordinated market transactions because the former corrects market power asymmetries.
- Topic: Economics, International Trade and Finance, Markets, Politics, Regulation
- Political Geography: France, Italy, Global Focus
2. Bringing Power Back In: A Review of the Literature on the Role of Business in Welfare State Politics.
- Author: Thomas Paster
- Publication Date: 03-2015
- Content Type: Working Paper
- Institution: Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies
- Abstract: What is the impact of business interest groups on the formulation of public social policies? This paper reviews the literature in political science, history, and sociology on this question. It identifies two strands: one analyzes the political power and influence of business, the other the preferences and interests of business. Since the 1990s, researchers have shifted their attention from questions of power to questions of preferences. While this shift has produced important insights into the sources of the policy preferences of business, it came with a neglect of issues of power. This paper takes a first step towards re-integrating a power-analytical perspective into the study of the role of business in welfare state politics. It shows how a focus on variation in business power can help to explain both why business interest groups accepted social protection during some periods in the past and why they have become increasingly assertive and averse to social policies since the 1970s.
- Topic: Human Welfare, Politics, History, Sociology, Landpower, Business
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- Author: Alex Evans
- Publication Date: 12-2014
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- Abstract: Until recently, 95% of the bandwidth for talking and thinking about the post-2015 agenda was focused on goals and targets. Now that the Open Working Group (OWG) on the post- 2015 agenda has reported, though, policymakers and opinion formers are starting to think more seriously about the 'how' as opposed to the 'what' – and what a new Global Partnership on development, as well as the overall political outcome on means of implementation (MOI) more broadly, might look like by the end of next year.
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COEUR DE PIRATE and Kandle at the Phoenix (410 Sherbourne), Wednesday (October 7), doors 7 pm, all ages. $27.50. ticketmaster.ca.
When it comes to heartache, Montreal chanteuse Béatrice Martin's first language is English.
Recovering from a rough breakup, Martin – Coeur de Pirate to most – penned the emotional piano ballad Oceans Brawl in 2011. But rather than writing it in her native French, she sang in English.
She kept the song tucked away for years, releasing her sophomore francophone album, Blonde, and playing sold-out gigs in Canada, France, Switzerland and Belgium.
And yet that reflective, heart-wrenching song stayed with her. "I thought it was so sad I couldn't record it," says Martin at Toronto's Thompson Diner, "[because] I only sang in French. That was my thing."
Martin decided the only way she could release an English song was if she wrote a whole album's worth of material, an intimidating challenge.
"Even though I'm bilingual, I didn't know if I'd be really bad at writing in English or if it would sound corny," Martin says. "I didn't know if I was able to do it."
Her recent album, Roses (Dare to Care), on which all but four songs are in English, shows that, yes, she can do it – and beautifully. Roses is Martin's most daring album, a varied collection of lush pop songs where delicate piano transforms into slick synth lines.
There was a pragmatic reason for a bilingual album as well. Singing in English would expand her fan base and allow her to tour places like South America and Asia.
"People would come see me after the shows and tell me, 'We love what you do, we love it when you sing in French, but we have to go on Google Translate to understand what you're saying,'" Martin says. "I wanted to give them something a little more direct."
Martin further stepped out of her comfort zone by reaching out to "dream" producers Bjorn Yttling (Lykke Li, the Hives), Rob Ellis (PJ Harvey) and Ash Workman (Metronomy), and left her home base of Montreal for Stockholm, Bristol and London.
Language and locations aside, Martin's biggest transformation was personal. From Blonde to Roses, she got over a highly publicized breakup with Bedouin Soundclash's Jay Malinowski, met her husband, Parisian tattoo artist Alex Peyrat, and had a daughter, Romy.
"I had a very destructive view of love. I thought love wasn't for me any more. And then I met my husband and shortly after got pregnant. All these things happened for a reason, and it really forced me to see love in a different light and direction.
"My daughter made me a better version of myself. Everything I do now, I do it from the perspective that she will one day listen to these songs."


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Quietly and peacefully, our beloved Sister Irvin Marie heard the summons of her Bridegroom and, at 2:45 A.M. on this 80th anniversary of her entrance into the Oldenburg Franciscan Community, she was lifted to the waiting arms of God! How fitting that, as the Church honored the Birthday of Mary, Sister Irvin Marie was born into eternal life! How jubilant a reunion she must have experienced with the other members of her family, all preceding her on the journey to God!
Florence Catherine was the eighth of eleven children born to John and Agatha Kreimer in South Fairmount, Cincinnati. Her niece attests that the name "Florence" was too difficult for the younger children to say, so they affectionately called her "Aunt Flap". Other family members recalled her desire, as a young girl, to look like a "flapper", with shorter bobbed hair. Her father was a local grocer, and Florence grew up in a big, loving family. In her grade school years, Florence was taught by Oldenburg Franciscans at St. Leo School. Under the guidance of Sister Rita Ann Horstman, whom she described as "super special", "Flap" decided at fifth grade to become a Sister. She continued her education at the Academy of the Immaculate Conception (now Oldenburg Academy) in Oldenburg, Indiana. There, Sister Marie Pierre Buttell was a powerful influence. Although it was her plan to be a nurse, "Flap" was inspired to enter the Oldenburg Franciscans, knowing she would be a teacher instead. There, she became Sister Irvin Marie, a name she chose in honor of her baby brother Irvin who had died.
Sister Irvin Marie had an illustrious career in education which spanned 42 years. As teacher and principal, she was respected and loved by all. Though she would have loved to go to China as a missionary, the Chinese government closed foreign missions and Sister Irvin Marie was sent to teach at schools in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri. Students and Sister companions have remarked on her compassionate attitude with students. Though she was strict, her kindness shone through her actions and her sense of humor could lighten the moment for a child. Even while serving as principal at St. Lawrence School in Indianapolis, Sister Irvin Marie continued to teach a class. She noted, "I felt it was important to stay in touch with the kids, and the best way to do that is through teaching." She was especially talented as a science and math teacher. Her love of nature was well-known: plants, flowers, and butterflies were uplifting to her spirit.
After a short time as manager of employees for the Motherhouse, Sister Irvin Marie was called by the Community to become Motherhouse Minister—a role she held for five years. Recognizing the importance of this position, Sister Irvin Marie wrote, "Two qualities essential for this job are concern for the senior Sisters and availability". So seriously did she take this responsibility that she wore a beeper in order to meet any unexpected needs. Sisters under her care found her very receptive to them, always putting their welfare first. Service to the Community continued as she became a driver for the senior Sisters at the Motherhouse, taking them to hospitals and doctors' appointments. "Although this is not nursing," she reflected, "it has lots of those aspects that help the ill accept their limitations, and it helps me feel very fulfilled."
Sister Irvin Marie's later years were spent in dealing with her own limitations brought on by age. Yet these did not keep her from living fully. Nurturing strong friendships with Sisters and staying connected to her large family were important parts of her life experience in retirement. She loved to spend time visiting, but she also enjoyed working jigsaw puzzles, Sudoku, and crossword puzzles. In addition, she continued her involvement in Community matters—retreats, Community Days and events were opportunities for her ongoing interest.
As Sister Irvin Marie's physical activities slowed down, her reflective inner self grew to fuller maturity. Frequently, she would use both art and poetry as means of conveying her spirituality. She learned to turn the challenging experiences of her life into moments of grace as she discovered God's presence working through them. An empty well, pictured in one sketch, caused her to ask, "Can I use my dried-up well as a means of rising up?" An unfinished tower moved her to reflect on building that "inner" tower to completion, a project which she "had started and stopped on many times before". In one poem, entitled "My Artichoke", she expresses, "I look to you, Lord, to find the growth that did, and can continue to be the awakening of the real true me." This quest to know and give herself completely was truly her life-work, now brought to fulfillment in the eternal presence of God.
We extend our heartfelt sympathy to "Flap's" nieces and nephews, to the nursing and pastoral staff of St. Clare Hall, and to all the Sister-friends who were blessed to share life-moments with Sister Irvin Marie. May our beloved Sister Irvin Marie, shining in radiant light, guide our Community and share with us the peace of heaven!
In Christ's love,
Sister Delouise Menges
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Student Studies
For students pursuing careers in scientific fields, finding a job to beef up your resume is essential to succeed. The first step for these students is finding the right research project. Here are the stories of three student researchers and the answers they are seeking.
Jacob Burba
Fields of Study: Earth and Space Exploration with a focus in Astrophysics and Computational Mathematical Science
"It took me a little while to find out what I really wanted to study," Jacob Burba says, as he tinkers with the control panel. The Blue Planet appears on screen; he taps a key and soon we see satellites rapidly orbiting the 3-D image. "I was googling different subjects and came across the Astrophysics page on the ASU website. In a matter of minutes I just knew it was right."
Happy to leave his job in retail behind, astrophysics and computational mathematical science junior Jacob Burba took a job as a planetarium technician at the Marston Exploration Theater at ASU.
"My favorite part about this job is the educational aspect. Anyone who is interested can come in and get a pretty good tour of the universe from the comfort of our theater, in 3-D," Burba says. "We've also got an impressive meteorite collection up stairs."
Aside from giving tours and the normal class workload, Jacob is crunching data from lunar images taken by a camera system created at ASU.
"It's all for the resume. Anything I can handle, I try to take on, because it's competitive out there."
Finding research work as an undergrad student can prove a difficult task. Jacob says the hardest part of searching for a job is getting a foot in the door. He maintains that gaining experience is a result of testing limits.
"My advice to students looking to get more involved in research is to just say yes," Jacob asserts. "Say yes even if it's not what you want to do forever. For now, it shows that you are eager to work, eager to explore. And that can only help you."
Teresa Lupone
Field of Study: Health Sciences and Microbiology
It often takes students a matter of years before they know exactly what career path to choose. For health science and microbiology junior Teresa Lupone, it was not until after she had received her bachelor's degree in journalism that she learned her true calling.
Lupone participated in research on black widow spiders for a professor at the West campus after agreeing to spend the summer in the field with one of her friends. She remembers how adventurous the fieldwork was, visiting sketchy places late at night.
"I had so much fun doing urban fieldwork that I decided to take a few science classes," she says. "I turned out being better at the subject than I thought."
With her first real biology-related experience being a research gig, Lupone had no hesitance when the time came for her to work on a project of her own. She and a team of like-minded students are currently working at an ASU West lab collecting and analyzing the DNA of fruit flies. They plan to map the gene sequence in hopes of finding where these genes are expressed in the larvae of fruit flies.
On top of this, Lupone is an instructional aide, which means she is an undergraduate student who is paid to teach labs for a biology instructor.
When asked for advice to give to young students looking to step it up, Lupone says not to be afraid to seek the guidance of professors.
"They are people too, and some of them are still even students," she adds. "They know what it is like to start out with a blank resume, and most are happy to help you out."
Trystin Bercel
Field of Study: Earth and Space Exploration with a concentration in Astrobiology and Biogeosciences with Minors in Biological Sciences and Sustainability
Astrobiology and Biogeosciences senior Trystin Bercel studies three highly scientific fields at once, constantly working towards some lofty goals. Enrolling in 18 credit hours with an additional three in research is one good way to make your name at ASU.
"I'm more of a big picture kind of person," Bercel says. "The origin of life is very interesting to me, so studying organisms that live in hydrothermal vents or on asteroids is just so cool to me."
Bercel, still an undergrad, has already had the chance to study organisms living in extreme environments around the country. Recently, she went to Yellowstone National Park to sample hot springs to observe organisms that live in the boiling hot water.
She favors fieldwork in scientific research and hopes to pursue oceanography.
For many students, especially those studying physical sciences, the work load is a necessary evil. So, having support and enjoying leisure time is essential to success. Bercel says time management is the greatest struggle.
With research, an on-campus job and a full course-load, she finds herself on campus during weekends and holidays. In spite of her hectic schedule, she says she loves the work she does.
"You really just have to convince yourself that is worth your time," she says.
Reach the writer at firstname.lastname@example.com or on Twitter @tscholes92.


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Yesterday I started my day as normal checking emails. Surprisingly, it was one of those odd days when there was nothing 'to do' in my inbox. How nice for me.
I checked my 'other' email address, which I do everyday, but it's mostly junk (facebook messages, groupon – that kind of thing). Because I didn't have any actions to take work wise, I sifted with a bit more care through this inbox. No biggie, right?
I saw a statement of what I wrongly thought was our Tennessee phone/internet bill, which I opened just for fun. Now, a bit of a back story…
In the fall last year, I put the phone and internet at the house in TN 'on vacation' – so instead of paying about $90 a month, our bills would be about $20 a month. I planned on 'turning it back on' around now – mid April. In late February I received an odd (I'm saying odd because I don't usually get them) bank statement from TN – our account was overdrawn. I was shocked and bothered and stressed to say the least. In the winter, we generally put enough money in the bank down there to cover all the aut0 bills that come (insurance, water, phone/interent, and power). After a little investigation I realized that the phone company never put our service on vacation, and had been charging us the full amount all winter long!
So I called the phone company, and of course they had no record of my request (even though the woman I spoke to actually called me at home in Canada, as she couldn't put our phone on vacation unless we had 'digital phone' – which I agreed to)… blah blad blah. I actually had awesome customer service and the phone company agreed to credit us for a full 6 months of bills. Yippee.
So during this time our bank account was drained. When I was in Florida the first time, I sent a money order to cover the house's expenses until we have some rental income. HOWEVER, I neglected to consider the other bills that came into arrears during that time, as well as the growing NSF charges. Duh! ARG!
Sooooo…. I opened our electric bill, which I thought was a credit for our phone bill, yesterday and saw a balance of $243, which is crazy, as our monthly bills usually top our at $35 a month! So again, more NSF charges, interest… blah blah blah!
So in a call down there I learned:
– I could not discuss the account with them, as the account was in PF's name (I charmed my way around that… I think 'my husband is going to kill me' really helped).
– Our electricity was turned off as of March 15th. Awesome.
– They tried multiple times to call us, but had a WAY wrong phone number.
– They have our wrong address, so no mail!
So all in all, it was totally my fault. A completely stupid oversight on my part not considering all the other accounts in arrears with NSF charges. I don't make a habit of checking the TN bills as I 'know' there is enough money to cover our expenses. Duh! That won't happen again.
So (I need to wrap this up quickly), the phone company needed to call me back, and I attached the phone to my ass all morning and heard nothing. I learned when calling yet again, that their office can't call internationally. Yeah, so I sat stewing in my stress for house! Super!
I could get the electricity turned back on immediately (paying the arrears plus a $30 charge) with a credit card (yeah!) – kind of important as the next bank draft wasn't scheduled until April 29 – no good, as William arrives there on the 25th! And he would kill me if there was no electricity! I had Jen (PF's girlfriend who lives in PA and obviously has an American bank account) fire off a big ole cheque to cover any other random charges. (I think we've paid more than $200 in NSF charges! Stupid!!)
The company also requires a SSN. Super. We're Canadian. Kinda hard for us to have a SSN! Luckily PF has a US Tax Payer Identification Number, which works in these cases. If not we would have to pay a $300 deposit on top of everything else!
So trust me when I say I'm going to pay a lot more attention to what is going on down there! I have online banking for our TN account (it's super crappy compared to what we have here), and I'm committing to checking it weekly! Our electricity will be back on today, and the woman I dealt with re-assured me that I'm not a complete moron, even commenting that in the 13 years we've had an account with them, we've never missed a payment. Still…
So it was pretty funny when William called me when I was in the middle of dealing with this hot mess yesterday, and he asked, 'how's your day going?' and of course I said, 'good, good, not much going on really. How's your day?'
Yeah… live and learn. Life's (still) good, just a little more expensive than it was!
Last night we ventured to PDF's for dinner (I had a meeting first with he and Jen). It was nice, and TOL joined us for some after dinner drinks. Although we drove separately (I mentioned the meeting, right?) we arrived home at almost the same time, and I could hear William scolding (yelling, threatening death really) at Shank from inside my car inside the garage.
It appears Shank in his four hours without adult supervision (Halia we've determined is a useless babysitter) Shank thought his time well spent by pulling at a loose string in the carpet on the bottom stair. No biggie really, but pulling at that one string for several hours resulted in one very long string (like 2 inches by a foot and a half) of carpet missing from our bottom step.
So that's just awesome.
A little while ago PDF called to talk to William. Apparently when William left PDF's last night (in his brand new fancy F-150) he knicked the neighbour's car with his bumper and they would like compensation for said dent. I was standing right there when he left (me a minute behind) and didn't see or hear anything, neither did he – but I guess PDF and Jen did. Humf!
I've decided we're no longer going to friends' houses for dinner. From now on everyone comes here. Oh, and better him knick a vehicle than me!
He was mad, not now he's not.
Get over it
Speaking of the loss to Detroit on Saturday…. I'm reminded that this still pisses me off!
I have issues!
Today was way too cold to go golfing. Actually, it's not all that cold, but the weather has changed so quickly I'm just not ready for it.
So, I decided today would be the perfect day to steam clean the carpets. We don't have a lot of carpet (2 bedrooms, office, and 1/2 of the big room in the basement. It's fairly easy to move the furniture to the other side of the room where the laminate is, and in our bedroom I don't move any furniture.
Today is the best day to do this task as:
– Pooch is at MomG's
– Billy is working then golfing today, so the moved furniture and damp floors won't affect him at all
– Nothing better to do today
– Carpets will be clean and dry by the week-end, although William is playing in a big tourney and won't be around anyways
I moved out all the furniture, and went to rent the steam cleaner, and yippee! There was one available! But no upholstery attachment – most important for the stairs and edges of the rooms.
So I'll vacuum, and check back later.
Today was way too cold to go golfing. Actually, it's not all that cold, but the weather has changed so quickly I'm just not ready for it.
So, I decided today would be the perfect day to steam clean the carpets. We don't have a lot of carpet (2 bedrooms, office, and 1/2 of the big room in the basement. It's fairly easy to move the furniture to the other side of the room where the laminate is, and in our bedroom I don't move any furniture.
Today is the best day to do this task as:
– Pooch is at MomG's
– Billy is working then golfing today, so the moved furniture and damp floors won't affect him at all
– Nothing better to do today
– Carpets will be clean and dry by the week-end, although William is playing in a big tourney and won't be around anyways
I moved out all the furniture, and went to rent the steam cleaner, and yippee! There was one available! But no upholstery attachment – most important for the stairs and edges of the rooms.
So I'll vacuum, and check back later.
This and that
I forgot to mention in yesterday's post that along with my Texas Hair, I was also giving my best 'Blue Steel' look. So there.
Today there is a benefit thing at SC for a guy I don't know, but I'm pretty sure EVERYONE will be there, so I'm hoping to go. It will for sure be the last time I see the people there, so it will be fun. Maybe alcohol will help with the pain… I don't remember it being this bad last time, and I'm having tingling in my right leg, as well as a cramp like feeling in my right calf. I hope it's just from laying about, as I'm sure that's not a good sign…
Kiks and Jim are coming over after for Prime Rib dinner. Oh yeah. Mama likes. I don't think I'll be playing Wii, or Dance Dance Revolution… maybe Jim and I should take on Billy and Kiks…. he's more crippled than I due to electrocution/falling from 10 feet and landing on his face. What a pair! It will be fun anyways… I only hope that I can get rid of the nausea due to stupid stupid stupid back pain. Oh, and I've taken:
– Tylenol 3
– Liquid Advil
– Aleve
Yeah, no help at all. Super.
I've got to go lay down (or is it lie down… I don't know). Oh, I took this pic yesterday… It's our neighbor's yard, very pretty…
Don't worry… I'll do my picks soon… I know you're waiting with bated breath (that's how Billy Shakespeare spells it btw…).
Opps I did it again
Sprained my back that is.
Oh yes… I did a quick post yesterday, checked my email, and when I went to stand I discovered that I couldn't stand up straight. I thought perhaps I was just stiff… oh no, oh no. It's pain reminiscent of this post… Super! I've talked to my chiropractor, (as I can't even go see him as I wouldn't be able to make it from the car into his office without substantial embarrassment to myself, as I'm hunched over like a 103 year old) and he wants me to get x-rays and a CAT scan as he is concerned about the re-injury factoid in addition to my Golfer's Ass Syndrome which only ended 3 short weeks ago, by the way.
For the last few days before this I've been feeling great. I appreciated the lack of sciatic pain, and how good my body felt… now, un-so much.
The only good thing to come out of this is that I showered and washed my hair yesterday and couldn't dry it, and now I'm sporting fabulous Texas Hair… oh I just love it! (Usually my hair is either fuzzy or stick straight… I'm pretty sure the combination of not washing all the conditioner out of it combined with severe bed head has resulted in a great hair day if nothing else…
Thank God for a great husband who totally does everything for me, and the fact that he has a great job with good coverage.


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Lindsey Runell
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Phone: (610) 683-4241
Rutgers University: Ph.D., Criminal Justice
The George Washington University Law School: J.D.
Lehigh University: B.A., Political Science
Lindsey Livingston Runell joined the Department of Criminal Justice at Kutztown University in January 2015. Before coming to the university, she taught at Rutgers University and East Stroudsburg University. Dr. Runell received her doctorate degree in Criminal Justice from Rutgers University in May 2015. Prior to that, she was awarded a Juris Doctor from The George Washington University Law School, where her primary areas of focus were criminal law and criminal procedure. She is a co-advisor for the Kutztown University Mock Trial Association and was also appointed to serve as an at-large member of the Kutztown University Commission on the Status of Minorities for the 2015-2016 academic year.
Areas of Research:
Carceral and Post-Carceral Involvement in Higher Education
Life-Course Criminology and Desistance
Structural Inequality and Crime
Courses Taught:
Criminal Law
Criminal Procedure
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Case Processing
Reducing Local Crime
Philosophical Ethics and Legal Foundations
Selected Articles:
Runell, Lindsey Livingston. "Arrested Development: Pursuing a Higher Education in Carceral Contexts" The Prison Journal (2018): 0032885518776379.
Runell, Lindsey Livingston. "Doing Time and College: An Examination of Carceral Influences on Experiences in Postsecondary Correctional Education." Journal of Prison Education and Reentry 3, No.2 (2016): 92-105
Runell, Lindsey Livingston. "Identifying Desistance Pathways in a Higher Education Program for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals." International journal of offender therapy and comparative criminology (2015): 0306624X15608374
Livingston, Lindsey and Jody Miller, "Inequalities of Race, Class and Place and their Impact on Post-Incarceration Higher Education." Race & Justice 4(3): 212-245 (2014) (Special issue on Examining Racial Disparities in a Post-Racial Era).
Encyclopedia Entries:
Runell, L.L. (2017). Emile Durkheim. The Encyclopedia of Corrections.
Runell, L. L. (2017). San Quentin State Prison. The Encyclopedia of Corrections.
Runell, L.L. (2017). Sex Offender Programs. The Encyclopedia of Corrections.
Selected Conference Papers and Presentations:
2017 "Psychosocial Correlates of Bullying Among Middle School Youth." Roundtable. Annual Meeting of The American Society of Criminology Conference. Philadelphia, PA. November
2015 "Examining the Role of Pre-Carceral and Carceral Experiences on Success in Post-Secondary Correctional Education" Annual Meeting of The American Society of Criminology Conference. Washington, D.C. November.
2014 "Exploring Race and Class Differences Embedded in Peer, School, and Neighborhood Pathways to Crime" Annual Meeting of The American Society of Criminology Conference. San Francisco. November.
2013 "Alternatives to Crime: Identifying Desistance Pathways in a Higher Education Program for Formerly Incarcerated Individuals" Annual Meeting of The American Society of Criminology. Atlanta. November.
Fellowships and Awards:
Kutztown University Foundation Grant, Kutztown University, 2016
Dissertation Fellowship, Rutgers University, 2014
Dean's Research Award, Rutgers University, 2012
Ralph Bunche Fellowship, Rutgers University, 2010


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The 214 space underground car park was completed in November 2014. Accessed off King Street roundabout, it will service tenants and patrons of Ebrington. The route provides a fourth pedestrian entrance in addition to the Peace Bridge, St. Columb's Road and Cunningham Square. Ebrington and the river front can now be accessed from four directions.
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There is no upper age limit for our 'Accident Only' policy. Please speak to our Customer Service Centre for details.
Your cover will start on the date you specify, but there will be a 14-day 'waiting period' before illness cover begins. The 'waiting period' means a period of 14 days from your cover start date. During this time any illness which occurs or shows clinical signs will be excluded from cover unless otherwise agreed and noted on your Schedule.The 'waiting period' does not apply to the Accident Only policy as illnesses are not covered.
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These are conditions affecting body parts that your pet has a pair of e.g. eyes, ears, cruciate ligaments, hips etc. It is important to note that when we apply exclusions to cover (and also Benefit Limits) a 'Bilateral Condition' is considered as one condition. Here are some examples of how this might be relevant to a customer:
1) If you have a Premier Plus policy (£5,000 per condition per year) and your pet is diagnosed with an ear infection affecting both ears you can claim up to £5,000 for treatment of both ears within that policy year. When you renew you would then have another £5,000 available for both ears if further treatment was required for the same condition.
2) If your pet had surgery to repair a damaged cruciate ligament in his left hind leg before the policy was taken out, any treatment of the cruciate ligament in the right hind leg would not be covered by the policy as the condition is considered as bilateral and therefore pre-existing.
You can pay for your policy in 12 interest free monthly instalments by Direct Debits.
The claim excess is the amount you pay towards each new, unrelated claim. You will be need to pay your chosen excess (£69, £109 or £149) if your pet is treated at a Vetsure-accredited clinic (or any other clinic at your Vetsure vet's direction). The excess is increased by £20 if your pet is treated at any other veterinary practice of your own choosing. Please note that for pets over the age of 8 years, a 15% 'co-payment' will apply to each claim payment for veterinary fees, special diets and complementary medicine, which is in addition to the deduction of the applicable standard excess.
Please note, the co-payment does not apply to Accident Only policies.
Many pet insurers state that they will 'pay claims directly to vets'. However, it is not really up to the insurer to determine this, but at the discretion of the vet. If the vet is not confident of being paid in a timely manner by the insurer in question, they may be reluctant to agree. Some vets, as a general rule, will not undertake any direct claims on behalf of clients regardless of insurer. If this is the case, it means that you will have to pay for the treatment up front and claim from the insurer later.
As part of the accreditation process, Vetsure practices have committed to undertake direct claims for Vetsure policyholders as the norm – due to our prompt claim payment record, our partnered practices are more than happy to agree to this. This means that for any eligible treatments, you normally need only pay your vet the applicable excess and Vetsure will pay the remainder of the claim directly to the vet. If your pet receives treatment at a non-Vetsure-accredited clinic, we will happily agree to undertake a direct claim in the same way but we cannot guarantee that your vet will agree to this. You may have to pay the full cost at time of treatment and claim this back from Vetsure yourself. Practices may have their accreditation status changed from time-to-time so you should check our up-to-date network list when making a claim if in any doubt.
View the current list of vets in the Vetsure network
All new policies taken out will have a 10% Introductory Discount applied to your first year of cover only. If you insure more than one pet with us you will also be entitled to a 10% multi-pet discount – which is applied to each policy (pet) and remains in force for as long as you have more than one pet insured with us. Discounts are applied consecutively.
If you move house to anywhere within the UK (inc Northern Ireland) you can still keep your Vetsure pet insurance policy. You can use our Find a Vetsure Vet tool to check whether there is a Vetsure-affiliated clinic near to your new home. If not, you can take your pet to any vet of your choosing – the only difference is that you will pay a slightly higher excess (£20 more) if you attend a non-Vetsure-accredited clinic. You may have to pay the full cost at time of treatment and claim this back from Vetsure yourself.


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A basic tool to enable you to lay out a PDF/photograph or other source file alongside a wiki or text field for transcription. Should be able to share URL. Optionally able to annotate the text (or this could be done separately if easier.)
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submitted 21 Mar '11, 12:40
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See Scripto: http://scripto.org/ and https://github.com/chnm/Scripto (where it gives the license as GPL 3)
and From The Page http://manuscripttranscription.blogspot.com/ (under AGPL)
and see this post: http://scripto.org/?p=77 about crowdsourcing technologies.
solved 21 Mar '11, 12:57
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See Scripto. http://scripto.org/
It appears to be exactly what you want.
--Peter Suber
solved 21 Mar '11, 13:01
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Just spotted:
solved 03 May '11, 14:51
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Workers in Slovakia are the most likely among 32 OECD members surveyed in a new study to lose their jobs as automation technologies are adopted.
The report published by the OECD with financial assistance from the European Union looks at the implications of developments in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning for demand for workers and specific skills. As new technologies — such as those developed by Bucharest-born UiPath — become more widely used, potential future job losses associated with the adoption of such technologies and the automation of routine tasks are increasingly becoming a question for policymakers.
In the study's key finding, close to one in two jobs are likely to be significantly affected by automation across the 32 countries surveyed.
About 14% of jobs — currently held by over 66mn workers — in OECD countries participating in the survey of adult skills are highly automatable, meaning they have a more than 70% probability of automation.
A further 32% of jobs have an automation risk of between 50% and 70% which, the authors explain, means there is a possibility of significant change in the way these jobs are carried out as a result of automation. While the entire job can't be automated, a substantial share of the tasks can, which would change the skill requirements for these jobs.
The probability of automation varies significantly between countries, with workers in Slovakia found to be most at risk of losing their jobs to automation. Slovakia has a large automotive industry, with the small Central European country producing more cars per capita than any other state in the world, and automakers are increasingly looking to automate production, especially given the record low unemployment and growing labour shortages in Slovakia and other Visegrad countries.
33% of all jobs in Slovakia are highly automatable, while this is only the case with 6% of the jobs in Norway, says the OECD report. "More generally, jobs in Anglo-Saxon, Nordic countries and the Netherlands are less automatable than jobs in Eastern European countries, South European countries, Germany, Chile and Japan," it adds.
Across the 32 countries surveyed, the median job is estimated to have a 48% probability of being wholly or partly automated, a figure that rises as high as 62% for the median worker in Slovakia. There are similarly high probabilities of automation for workers in Lithuania and Turkey, and among other East European countries the risk is relatively high in Slovenia and Poland. Among countries from the region, the lowest likelihood of the median job being automated is in Estonia.
Within sectors, automation primarily affects jobs in the manufacturing industry and agriculture, although the report points to other highly automatable segments within the service sector, such as postal and courier services, land transport and food services.
However, the type of job within each sector is also relevant. "The occupations with the highest estimated automatability typically only require basic to low level of education. At the other end of the spectrum, the least automatable occupations almost all require professional training and/or tertiary education," says the report.
"The cross-country variation in automatability, contrary to expectations, is better explained by the differences in the organisation of job tasks within economic sectors, than by the differences in the sectoral structure of economies," the report says.
This plays into the core-periphery issue for the Eastern EU member states, where other economists have warned that the type of jobs in those countries are more vulnerable to a future downturn as well as increase automation than the higher value jobs in some West European economies.
A recent report from the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw) warns of the implications of some CEE countries' high level of specialisation in parts of the supply chain where a where relatively small amount of value is created. By contrast, Western European countries have specialised in areas where very high value is created, says wiiw. As a result, there is a "risk of CEE having broken out of the middle income trap to become stuck in centre-periphery trap," wiiw economist Richard Grieveson said in March.
The OECD report's authors do, however, add a "health warning", stressing for example that their estimates refer to "technological possibilities", while adoption of automation systems is likely to be influenced by other factors such as labour regulations, unit labour costs and social preferences with regard to automation.
"In addition, technology will without doubt also bring about many new jobs," says the report, which cites links found between "automation and job growth in the service sector in parallel to job destruction primarily in manufacturing".


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- Mdx said...
Great stuff. You're becoming a pro!
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- steph said...
We've just got back from staying in the woodlands of Norfolk. The sauna at the swimming pool was just like the humidity in the Rainforest (i imagine). And on our way up what East Anglians would call a mountain an adder bid us 'good day!' So why bother with Ecuador when you've got all the same threats in Norfolk? I'm sure the Norfolk Forestry Commission will give you a training course just like this bloke Ralph will.
Kizzy has promised not to embarress me anymore, but I don't believe her as she is on the verge of becoming a teenager.
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- TheJamMan said...
The most exciting way I ever lit a fire was with 2.5 a huge pile of green wood and litres of unleaded. The most exciting fire i ever lit was with a huge pile of soggy leaves and 2.5 litres of diesel (had run out of unleaded) Incidentally the latter was also the most exciting fire I've ever had to put out!
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- Daniel said...
Hugh, I read your article in the Sunday Times mag some time ago and thought i'd just drop a line in support of what your doing. You have my deepest respect and sincere appreciation for such unique, imaginate and original an idea to help. And fair fecks to ya on the fire, so hard to light in the rain-i should know it rains here in ireland ALL the time. You've read Walden? How is your reflection regarding living the Walden life and at the same time sharing that life with a severely-what seems like typical-Western lifestyle. Psychologically it must be pretty strange. The ascetic life of a forest hermit and the metropolitan life of a city bids clerk.
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- ODM (Original Ditch Monkey) said...
I'm currently avoiding writing any of the pseudo philosophy that comes to me whilst at the fireside. I am very aware that this time has changed me a lot but this process is ongoing and so I'm going to refrain from writing about any of the 'deeper' issues until I can look back and write about them as a whole.
Jamman - petrol is like sooooo kewl.
Steph,Norfolk! Brilliant idea, it's flat as well so no uphill. Mike has an idea that kind of invoves Norfolk but it is a secret for now. Suffice to say that it is sillyer than going to the jungle.
maddox - pro? sadly not, the next day there was a lot of huffing, puffing, hands turning black and ash going up nose but no fire.
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"As per Christie's protocol we would not offer works of art when there might be a dispute over title of ownership," Alexandra Kindermann, senior communications director at the auction house, said recently.
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IT was David Barrow's funeral on Friday. He died last week. He was 78.
Now, I didn't know David personally but I came to know "David Barrow, Merewether" – his sign-off at the bottom of the many, many letters to the editor he wrote over many, many years to the Newcastle Herald.
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I like to drink. Not getting drunk, mind you, but the act, the ritual of drinking. Few things offer a better time than sitting at a bar with friends and enjoying a tasty beverage, or two or three, depending on the length of your stay.
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