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My board is being held at the ups sorting facility (so I don't have to wait for delivery). I just have to wait until they open at 10. Can't wait!
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I think I'm more excited for @njcustom to get his OW than I was to get mine.
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@forzabucks thanks man! When is yours coming ! If youre in jersey come take a ride on mine..
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@njcustom I've had mine for 6 months+, I have just been living vicariously through your struggle. Luckily for you it's almost over and you can begin enjoying the ride.
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Just got my tracking tonight 10/27. I ordered August 4th so 12 weeks. Glad to have completed my onewheel initiation 😄
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@PRIME4TIME4 said:
Just got my tracking tonight 10/27. I ordered August 4th so 12 weeks. Glad to have completed my onewheel initiation 😄
Can't wait to write those words!
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@libertine hang in there my friend. I'm sure you won't have to wait as long as I did haha. It seems like future motion is back on track and production times are going to get shorter.
@PRIME4TIME4 did you get it yet?
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I received mine today. I must say it is really awesome. Well worth the 1549 and the wait. I'm actually kicking myself for not ordering sooner. How long did people ride on out if he people who recently got there boards, has anyone switched to extreme yet? I think I've picked it up pretty easy. I use to skateboard when I was a lot younger. It's the turning on grass that's giving me a problem. They say extreme mode is suppose to feel like lossenonf the trucks on your skateboard. Maybe could help with the turning? How are all the new board owners liking it? (Ordered August 14)
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@Yonkers turns and carving will come with time as muscle memory and your comfort level builds. Make the switch to extreme mode and dont look back. Glad your havin fun!
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FYI all theres a new in box board on ebay for a starting bid of $1695 and free shipping. No "buy it now" option but might be worth checking out if your facing a long wait.
Got my wheel just about 2 hours ago.. It was awkward for maybe 5 mins.. I'm in love !!
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Got my wheel just about 2 hours ago.. It was awkward for maybe 5 mins.. I'm in love !!
Congrats, njcustom! Good to hear. I have thought about cancelling a couple of times, but this forum convinces me to hold on a few more weeks...
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@tksf DO NOT, I REPEAT DO NOT CANCEL!!! LOL
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@njcustom congrats bro! Love to hear if it's everything you thought it'd be.
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@Yonkers I switched to Extreme about 2 hours on it and I never switched back unless it was for one of the many coworkers who've jumped on. I have noticed the weird push back at speed and have powered through it. It's waaay more fun than the 2 wheeled hover board thing.
@rainynite its great I'm in love.. Started on extreme
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Those two wheeled hoverboards are kids toys compared to this thing 😜.
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Hey guys! Any one else getting sore legs /feet afterwards? I Ordered August 12, received my tracking on Oct 24 and physically got it on Oct 27 (hours shy of 12 weeks). The wait was a killer... so I'm totally making up the time from it. :grin: Started on extreme and stayed on it. Just wondering with the muscle cramps... is that normal?


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September 20, 2017
Dr. Martha "Marti" Engelke (BSN 1971) knows first-hand how difficult it can be for nursing students to balance their schoolwork and jobs when overcome with schooling and living expenses. She has seen and taught nursing students for 37 years as professor of nursing at the East Carolina University College of Nursing in Greenville, NC.
So, when Engelke and her brothers Daniel (who is also a nurse) and William decided they wanted to make a meaningful impact with the money from selling shares of stock their father left them, the MSU School of Nursing came to mind. Together, the three decided to make a gift in memory of their parents.
"My father William had a high school education and my mother Angeline only finished seventh grade," Martha says. "Today, all three of their children have graduate degrees. We wanted to honor our parents while helping support student nurses at MSU."
Engelke recalls that this contribution is something she'd been thinking about for some time. When Marti became involved with the MSU College of Nursing Alumni Board, and began attending the annual Scholarship and Awards Banquet, the idea of a gift to the College came to the fore.
"Dr. Isabelle Payne was director of the School of Nursing when I graduated in 1971." Martha says. "So, I've been gone from MSU for a long time. When you're young and just starting out, though, you don't have much money, so you aren't thinking about giving back. You're too busy concentrating on moving forward. My brothers and I had been holding on to this money for some time, because we didn't want to just 'buy something.' We truly wanted to do something special. And we believe we have."
Following graduation from MSU, Engelke first worked for the Detroit Visiting Nurses Association, and then in University Hospital's Intensive Care Unit and outpatient clinic at the University of Michigan where she earned her Master's in Public Health Nursing and Health Education in 1976. At the end of 1979, Marti and her husband, Stephen, moved to Greenville, where she landed a teaching position with East Carolina University.
Marti went on to earn her PhD in Sociology with a concentration in Family and Community Health and a minor in Health Education Occupations from North Carolina State University. A Professor of Nursing Science, Engelke co-taught a face-to-face undergraduate research class with 120-130 students, and a hybrid Quantitative Methods course with three to six doctoral students before retiring in 2017.
In addition to teaching, for five years, Martha led a statewide initiative to develop a school nurse case management program to address the needs of students with chronic illnesses. The project was funded by the Kate B. Reynolds Health Care Trust. Since then, she has continued to engage in research related to school nursing and students with chronic illness. Engelke's other main research interest is the relationship of workload to students' outcomes and school nursing.
Martha held the first endowed chair at East Carolina University and was recognized by ECU as the Community Engagement Scholar. She was also selected as a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, and received the outstanding research award from the National Association of School Nurses.
Marti and her husband have two daughters, Kathryn and Anna, and one grandchild; Kathryn's daughter Charlotte.
"Over my career, I have worked in a variety of hospital and community settings and taught at both the undergraduate and graduate levels," Marti recalls. "That's one of the great things about nursing. There are a lot of exceptional opportunities in the profession. It may take you awhile to find what you most enjoy doing, but I think nursing has been a great career for me."
Engelke says it's also one of the main reasons she and her brothers made their gift to the College of Nursing. She has seen how her own students struggle to juggle their courses and work schedules in order to get good grades and make ends meet financially, and Marti says she had student loans while in college.
"Our hope is that these funds will help lessen the financial burden a bit, and help students focus on their studies and complete their program," Marti says. "We intentionally kept the funding restrictions to a minimum so more students were able to qualify."
"As you get older, you begin to reflect on the things that have been important in your life. You want to give back," Martha says. "And we certainly need more nurses."

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CALAIS, France — Somewhere between the Good Chance Theater and the One Spirit Ashram Kitchen sits the School of Arts and Trades, not to mention the Hamid Karzai Restaurant and Arts in the Village.
Amid it all, countless ragged tarpaulin tents house grim-faced migrants, who are tended to by dozens of earnest European volunteers, distinguished by exotic body piercings and dreadlocks.
This is the camp called "the Jungle," home to perhaps 1,000 or 3,000 refugees, depending on who is doing the counting. While not Europe's largest migrant camp, it may be its most emblematic. It is certainly its most convenient, less than two hours by train from Paris or London.
That has helped make the Jungle a magnet for celebrities, and for just about every benevolent and not-so-benevolent organization on both sides of the English Channel — and the migrant issue — to make their case.
It is also the place that France would like to see close, which it announced plans to do last week. And on Thursday, a judge in the regional capital, Lille, gave permission to do so, sort of.
The migrants must leave the camp, Judge Valerie Quemener ruled, giving no timetable. But she also said the state could not immediately level the whole thing and expel the migrants.
What the migrant associations most feared — that bulldozers would immediately move in — appears to have been staved off, at least for the moment.
Judge Quemener also ruled that the state could not get rid of the oddball restaurants, places of worship, schools, theater, library and other community places that have taken root, courtesy of the energetic volunteers.
Not surprisingly, her mixed decision was seized upon by both sides as a victory.
French officials publicly breathed a sigh of relief, saying Judge Quemener had backed their contention that the migrants had to go. Advocates for the migrants expressed satisfaction that the judge had decreed that the elements of associative life they take most pride in here — schools, the theater and other places — must be preserved.
"I'm not unhappy at all, because they have protected things that are important to the refugees," said Julie Bonnier, the migrants' main lawyer.
But if there was something for everyone in the judge's decision, it was less clear that there was an actual solution to the increasing permanence of the camp, which has become an epicenter of both despair and disruption.
Over the last year, the police have been sent in to surround the 45-acre, mud-filled jumble of torn tents, with no sanitation or heat. Clashes have multiplied, and clouds of tear gas have floated over the Jungle's muddy lanes.
After the ruling, French officials said the migrants would now have to live in the metal containers set aside for them next to the Jungle, or be dispersed in reception centers across France.
Many of the Afghans, Sudanese and Iraqis in the camp resist such a move because it takes them farther from their promised land, England, where they see more attractive social benefits and opportunities for work.
But the stern tone of the original government order — which had set a deadline of 8 p.m. Tuesday for the migrants to leave — appears to have been forgotten.
And for now, life in the Jungle goes on, even as many of those who live there appear to regard some of the added elements — the offbeat civic life so prized by the volunteers — with bemused detachment.
Groups including the serious and long-established, like Doctors Without Borders, and those whose militant talk brims with denunciations of "the fascist police," have staked claims here.
Celebrities routinely use the place as a stage to express indignation over the living conditions; well-dressed young people can be seen filming videos of themselves, or bending over at odd angles to take photographs.
On a recent morning, a young woman was even spotted walking her dog through the camp. Another boisterously sang "La Marseillaise" to a bemused-looking Afghan.
The French state has neglected the Jungle, hoping that its unpleasantness would stop the migrant flow. But the migrants have kept coming, and the dire conditions have only increased the attractiveness to the volunteers, while multiplying the exasperation of the French authorities.
Tuesday was mask-making day at the theater. Under the theater's large white canvas geodesic dome, some young Afghan men were hanging out in the back in the freezing cold, fiddling with cellphones, while another dashed madly about with a video camera, filming all who entered.
"I think it's really important," said Joe Murphy, 25, one of the organizers, a writer and playwright from England. "It's basically a place where people can come and talk all the time."
Thursday was kite-making day at the theater; on Wednesday, a masked mock "trial" of the Jungle had been staged.
A volunteer at the theater with cropped purple hair explained to a group of bewildered-looking refugees, "I'm not Christian or Muslim, I'm punk."
Inside a darkened shack powered by a generator nearby where migrants had gathered to recharge their cellphones, the preoccupation was with England, and what would happen if the authorities succeeded in dismantling the Jungle.
"It's worryful for us, if they plan to destroy this camp and they don't have any plan for the people who are living here," said Habib Sadat, 31, an Afghan. "That's not good, not good."
He does not want to stay in France. "The French have some bad relations with the refugees," he said. "Every day around the camp, we see the police with gas."
Down the street at the Secular School, under a corrugated metal roof, young men were earnestly learning how to pronounce French numbers under the guidance of a Haitian teacher.
A volunteer in a bunny jumpsuit darted among groups of migrants. Others embraced the migrants. At the One Spirit Ashram Kitchen, signs exhorted the diners to "Stay Healthy, Drink Super Chai" or to "Eat Raw Garlic."
"It's both horrible and wonderful," said Di Parkin, a retired Englishwoman who had come for the day to help out.
On evenings, the generators go on, and so do the lights. The shops and restaurants on the muddy dark main street are suddenly illuminated. Sudanese tunes and other pop music pound from the shacks.
People — mostly young men — from half a dozen nations stroll back and forth. An imam's call to the faithful wafts over the tents. The liveliness of this scene is in contrast to the moribund stillness of Calais itself, a northern French city long down on its luck.
Inside the shacks, some of the men prepare themselves for the frequent — and fruitless — assaults on the heavily guarded and barricaded Channel Tunnel.
Few make it through. One freezing night this week, dozens tried at once; it was all over within minutes, the only vestige half a dozen French police vehicles filled with bored-looking officers at the roundabout near the tunnel.
"We're still between earth and sky," said Muhammad Ali, a bespectacled, middle-aged Afghan farmer. "It's a horrible situation for all of us."


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Discovered: September 27, 2001
Updated: February 13, 2007 11:46:51 AM
Type: Worm
Systems Affected: Windows
W32.Vote.gen@mm is a mass-mailing worm that is written in Visual Basic. When it is executed, it emails itself to all email addresses in the Microsoft Outlook address book. The worm inserts three .vbs files on the system. It also modifies the Internet Explorer home page. W32.Vote.gen@mm is a variant of W32.Vote.A@mm . The main difference is that it inserts three VBS scripts instead of two.
NOTE: Virus definitions dated September 26, 2001 or earlier may detect this as either W32.Vote.A@mm or W32.Vote.B@mm
If the Backdoor.Trojan was successfully installed on the computer, it is possible that your system has been accessed remotely by an unauthorized user. For this reason it is impossible to guarantee the integrity of a system that has had such an infection. The remote user could have made changes to the system, including but not limited to the following:
- Stealing or changing passwords or password files
- Installing remote-connectivity host software, also known as backdoors
- Installing keystroke logging software
- Configuring firewall rules
- Stealing credit card numbers, banking information, personal data, and so on
- Deleting or modifying files
- Sending inappropriate or even incriminating material from a customer's email account
- Modifying access rights on user accounts or files
- Deleting information from log files to hide such activities
To be certain that your organization is secure, you must reinstall the operating system, restore files from a backup that was made before the infection took place, and change all passwords that may have been on the infected computers or that were accessible from it. This is the only way to ensure that your systems are safe. For more information regarding security in your organization, contact your system administrator.
Antivirus Protection Dates
- Initial Rapid Release version September 27, 2001
- Latest Rapid Release version August 08, 2016 revision 023
- Initial Daily Certified version September 27, 2001
- Latest Daily Certified version August 09, 2016 revision 001
Click here for a more detailed description of Rapid Release and Daily Certified virus definitions.
Technical Description
W32.Vote.gen@mm is a mass-mailing worm written in the Visual Basic language. It requires the file Msvbvm50.dll to execute.
When executed, the worm will attempt to email itself to all contacts in the Microsoft Outlook address book. The email will appear as follows.
Subject: Fwd:PEaCe BetWeen AmeRiCa And ISLaM !
iS iT A waR Against AmeriCa Or IsLaM !?
Let's Vote To Live in Peace!
Attachment: WTC.EXE
In addition, the worm inserts three .vbs files on the system:
- \%Windows%\MixDaLaL.vbs
- \%Windows\System%\WaiL.vbs
- \%Windows\System%\DaLaL
- %Windows% is a variable. The worm locates the \Windows folder (by default this is C:\Windows or C:\Winnt) and copies itself to that location.
- %Windows\System% is a variable. The worm locates the \Windows\System folder (by default this is C:\Windows\System or C:\Winnt\System32) and copies itself to that location.
In addition, the worm will attempt to download and execute a file. Norton AntiVirus detects this file as Backdoor.Trojan.
What the inserted files do
MixDaLaL.vbs is a Visual Basic Script file that is inserted in the \%Windows% folder. This file is the same as in W32.Vote.A@mm . This file is executed by the worm. As the file is executed, it looks through all folders on all fixed drives and network drives for files with the extensions .htm or .html. If such files are found, they are overwritten with the message
AmeRiCa ...Few Days WiLL Show You What We Can Do !!! It's Our Turn >>> ZaCkEr is So Sorry For You
This file is inserted in the \%Windows\System% folder. It is not executed by the worm. Instead, the value
ZaCker = \%Windows\System%\DaLaL.vbs
is added to the registry key
so that the file is executed when you start Windows.
When the file is executed at the next restart, it performs the following actions:
- It creates or overwrites the file C:\Autoexec.bat. Inside the file there will be a command that formats the C drive. The Autoexec.bat file is executed on Windows 95/98/Me and DOS systems as the computer is booted up.
- Next, the key
ALWaiL = \%Windows\System%\WaiL.vbs
is added to the registry key
so that the file is executed when you start Windows.
- Finally, it displays the message
After displaying the message, the worm attempts to shut down Windows. If you restart the computer and you are running Windows 95/98/Me, it is likely that drive C will be reformatted.
If drive C was not reformatted after DaLaL.vbs was executed, WaiL.vbs will be executed. This script simply attempts to delete all files in the %Windows% folder. Once it has finished, it displays the message
Symantec Security Response encourages all users and administrators to adhere to the following basic security "best practices":
- Use a firewall to block all incoming connections from the Internet to services that should not be publicly available. By default, you should deny all incoming connections and only allow services you explicitly want to offer to the outside world.
- Enforce a password policy. Complex passwords make it difficult to crack password files on compromised computers. This helps to prevent or limit damage when a computer is compromised.
- Ensure that programs and users of the computer use the lowest level of privileges necessary to complete a task. When prompted for a root or UAC password, ensure that the program asking for administration-level access is a legitimate application.
- Disable AutoPlay to prevent the automatic launching of executable files on network and removable drives, and disconnect the drives when not required. If write access is not required, enable read-only mode if the option is available.
- Turn off file sharing if not needed. If file sharing is required, use ACLs and password protection to limit access. Disable anonymous access to shared folders. Grant access only to user accounts with strong passwords to folders that must be shared.
- Turn off and remove unnecessary services. By default, many operating systems install auxiliary services that are not critical. These services are avenues of attack. If they are removed, threats have less avenues of attack.
- If a threat exploits one or more network services, disable, or block access to, those services until a patch is applied.
- Always keep your patch levels up-to-date, especially on computers that host public services and are accessible through the firewall, such as HTTP, FTP, mail, and DNS services.
- Configure your email server to block or remove email that contains file attachments that are commonly used to spread threats, such as .vbs, .bat, .exe, .pif and .scr files.
- Isolate compromised computers quickly to prevent threats from spreading further. Perform a forensic analysis and restore the computers using trusted media.
- Train employees not to open attachments unless they are expecting them. Also, do not execute software that is downloaded from the Internet unless it has been scanned for viruses. Simply visiting a compromised Web site can cause infection if certain browser vulnerabilities are not patched.
- If Bluetooth is not required for mobile devices, it should be turned off. If you require its use, ensure that the device's visibility is set to "Hidden" so that it cannot be scanned by other Bluetooth devices. If device pairing must be used, ensure that all devices are set to "Unauthorized", requiring authorization for each connection request. Do not accept applications that are unsigned or sent from unknown sources.
- For further information on the terms used in this document, please refer to the Security Response glossary.
To remove this worm, delete files that are detected as W32. Vote.A@mm and W32.Vote.B@mm and remove the value that the worm added to the registry. You may need to replace the .htm and .html files.
To remove the worm:
- Run LiveUpdate to make sure that you have the most recent virus definitions.
- Start Norton AntiVirus (NAV), and make sure that NAV is configured to scan all files. For instructions on how to do this, read the document How to configure Norton AntiVirus to scan all files.
- Run a full system scan.
- Delete all files that are detected as W32.Vote.gen@mm, W32.Vote.A@mm, or W32.Vote.B@mm.
- Reset the Internet Explorer home page
- If the computer was restarted after the infection, or if the computer seems very unstable, we recommend that you reinstall the operating system.
To edit the registry:
CAUTION : We strongly recommend that you back up the system registry before you make any changes. Incorrect changes to the registry could result in permanent data loss or corrupted files. Please make sure that you modify only the keys that are specified. Please see the document How to back up the Windows registry before you proceed.
- Click Start, and click Run. The Run dialog box appears.
- Type regedit and then click OK. The Registry Editor opens.
- Navigate to the following key:
- In the right pane, delete the following values:
ZaCker = \%Windows\System%\DaLaL.vbs
ALWaiL = \%Windows\System%\WaiL.vbs
- Click Registry, and then click Exit.
To reset the Internet Explorer home page:
- Start Microsoft Internet Explorer.
- Connect to the Internet, and go to the page that you want to set as your home page.
- Click Tools, and click Internet Options.
- On the General tab, click Use Current, and then click OK.


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I know this topic might be a cliche but I think it is something very important to let it slide so easily. Although it is talked about everyday, not a lot of people fancy the use of a real book, but rather use their phones or an e-book to read whatever they like.
Of course there are many advantages of having every book you want to read in a very small and portable device like your smartphone, but the value of literature is lost in some way. I'm sure everyone will be asking what I mean so I will explain myself a little better.
It was pointed out to me once that when someone reads the paperback of a story, they are able to use all their senses; they can feel the texture of the book, the sound and smell of the pages while they flip through them one by one, they use their sight whether it is to read the text or an illustration that is included in the pages, and with the use of imagination, they can create a character by understanding the descriptions which the author provides them with, stimulating the senses of taste, sight and sound at the same time. It is truly amazing. Another advantage of books is that the readers don't have to charge them to read the rest of the plot.
When someone decides to use the other form of reading, all that excitement is lost. I for one can't stand reading something on a monitor for too long. My eyes sting and I pretty much read less because my vision gets blurry by being exposed to the light emitted by the screen.
Of course, that doesn't mean I judge others for preferring technology. I'm not somebody who can tell them what to do and not do. It's a matter of perspective. Everyone has their own ways of reading. For example, I may support the reading of books, but I do love reading some stories on the net. As I had mentioned on my previous post, I write stories on Protagonize, but I also read other people's stories as well, not to mention other blogs on WordPress. To be more specific, others have more endurance reading online, while others books.


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Hi Ya'll. How was your weekend? I made a quick trip this Saturday up to Cascade Springs here in Utah to practice the second and third lessons in the Photo Challenge Series. It was really fun, cascade springs is a good place to practice using shutter speed to blur motion. It also has lots of flowers and things to work on aperture with. Today's lesson is about mastering the triangle.
This is another challenge out of the book The Visual Toolbox: 60 Lessons for Stronger Photographs (Voices That Matter) by David duChemin.
The triangle refers to the relationship between the three settings that control the exposure in your photograph. When you shoot in manual, these three settings are the ones you'll work with the most and they include;
- Shutter Speed
- Aperture
The reason they are referred to as the triangle is because just like the legs of a triangle, when you move one point, the other legs will need to stretch or subtract to account for the change. It's all about balance.
Just like the last few posts in the series, I won't go much into the actual lesson – you can find that in the book. But I do want to share with you the photos from this challenge.
For the first demonstration of Aperture, I set up my tripod next to a waterfall that I liked, and brought down the ISO down to 100. Then I brought the shutter speed to an average point at 1/320 sec. Next I set my aperture to wide open – which on the lens I was using was f/1.8. That created a completely overexposed photo (of course), but I took the shot, then moved up to the next f-stop and took another shot. All the photos were overexposed until I got to f/2.2 – so I didn't include those in the demo below. Aperture not only controls how much light is let in, but it also controls your depth of field, so pay attention to the differences in each f-stop below.
I stopped at f/13 because the shot was basically black after that point. The idea is to isolate one of the settings to give you an idea of how they effect the photograph.
The next one I worked on was Shutter Speed.
This one required a lot less photographs because the difference between the speeds made a huge impact on the amount of light being let in. So I quickly went from being overexposed at anything faster than 1/3 sec, and completely underexposed at 1/320 sec. Pay attention to how the shutter speed effects the motion in the water.
Aperture is my favorite setting to experiment with because it creates completely blurred out backgrounds, allowing you to really focus in on whatever you're trying to photograph. Both of the photos above were shot at f/1.8, with varying shutter speeds to account for the lighting in the area. Notice that even at 1/3200 sec, the bees wings are still blurred.
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Martha Scrivens was the daughter of the late Redman Cuffie and the late Argie Jones. She was born December 14, 1928 in Saint Petersburg, FL. On November 20, 2018 at 12:49 a.m. the Lord called her home.
Martha was married to Edgar Scrivens, deceased. She had four children, Patricia Elizabeth Scrivens, Chris Renee Scrivens, Edgar Wayne Scrivens and Argie LaGetta Cuffie, deceased. She was educated through the Pinellas County School system. Martha had four brothers, Fillard Cuffie, decease; Charles Cuffie, deceased, Richard Cuffie, deceased and Boston Cuffie.
Martha worked as a Home Health Care Provider most of her life. She was a caring and loving person. She never met a stranger and was always willing to help others. Being the only daughter in her family, she willing took care of her father and mother when they were no longer able to care for themselves.
Martha was also a very fun loving person, she enjoyed traveling, football, tennis and was a great cook. She believed in family and friends and would always go out of her way if they were in need.
Martha will be cherished in the hearts of her children Patricia E. Miles (Dr. H. Bruce Miles), Chris R. Scrivens, and Edgar Wayne Scrivens; four grandchildren, H. Bruce Miles, ll, Tanece Miles, Joshua Burch (Mariah), Brian Cuffie; two great-grandchildren, Shaymiya Cuffie, Kendall Miles; brother, Boston Cuffie and a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.
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The great Rangers Catholic Player debate.
There belief is that Mo Johnstone was not the first Catholic to sign for Rangers (a fact we all knew anyway! Why go to all the trouble? - Ed) and there is a plethora of former players who were Catholic.
Their entire campaign is based on a list of Catholic 'players' whom they assure us wore the Butcher's Vest throughout there Loyal and dignified History.
Here is that list.
Willie "Doc" Kivlichan 1906 - 1907
Colin Mainds 1906 - 1907
Tom Murray 1907 - 1908
Pat Lafferty 1886
Johnny Jackson 1917
James Tutty 1899 - 1900
Tom Dunbar 1891 - 1892
Joe Donnachie 1914 - 1918
Hugh O'Neill 1976
Constantine McGhie
Don Kichenbrand 1955 - 1956 (whom it was not known he was a Catholic when he signed)
Laurie Blyth played 1951-52 again signed by 'accident' and was released once his religion was known.
John Spencer played 1987-1992, 13 appearances, John Clare
Johnny Kennedy
Charles McCafferty (Never made a first team appearance)
Daniel Divers
Chris Houston
John Manners
Bob Cleary
George (or Gorg) Banciewicz
Eddie Devenney
Terry Sloan
Brian Grubb
Edward Devlin
Andy Casey
Tom Cassidy
Bob "Dancer" Dunn
Peter Mone
"Starry" McLachlan
Closer scrutiny however would reveal the true nature of some of these names was not of a footballing background, but was of a scholastic nature.
It would appear that many of the names that appear on this list are former teachers of St Aloysius College!
This from a comment posted on the Scotsman Site: -
"William at 72, your list of Catholic Rangers players is certainly impressively long. Obviously the very idea of a sectarian signing policy was a vile slur.
However, I notice that a large number of these Rangers players' names bear a striking similarity to those of the teaching staff working at St Aloysius College in the late 1970s and early 1980s. To wit:
Charles McCafferty or "Weed" as we knew him - Latin master at St Al's. Liked the Aeneid and Caesar's Gallic War. I didn't. Rumour had it that he had been on Celtic's books at one point.
Daniel (Dan) Divers - also Latin master at St Al's, as were Chris Houston (Sweaty, RIP) and Bob (Bob) Cleary. So that's the entire Latin department from my time at St Al's. What a great back four they'd have made. Badminton was more Sweaty's speed, I think.
John - or rather, Father - Manners was before my time, but I believe he was a Jesuit man and that his nickname was Toad.
George Banciewizc was a somewhat psychotic maths teacher, fond of hurling the wooden blackboard duster at the inattentive. Truly terrifying man and too scary for a nickname.
Terry Sloan was a fellow pupil who I sat beside in 4th year chemistry. Played bass in a very bad sub-Stranglers band called Underground Hero.
Brian Grubb was the useless and slightly thuggish physics teacher who was fired for moonlighting as a minicab driver. No need for a nickname with a surname likes that.
Edward Devlin was the useful but slightly scary physics teacher. Nickname was "Ernie" after the v dull motorbike daredevil cartoon of the same name.
Andy Casey was a rather dapper geography teacher who apparently had some connection with Clyde FC. Had a worrying attachment to colour pencils.
Tom (Butch) Cassidy was a Canadian redhead who succeeded Andy Casey as head of geography after Andy became burser in 1980. Trained to be a priest at Maynooth, but apparently couldn't hack it. Not a great teacher, but a good guy.
The fact that most of these teachers are actually grouped together by the subjects they taught tells me, William, that you have been hoaxed - and quite imaginatively. Who would have thought that these thoroughly Fenian pedagogues from the most Catholic school in Scotland led a double life as Rangers' non-sectarian alibi? God, you think you know people.
Unfortunately, all of this casts doubt on the veracity of most of the rest of your names, and thoroughly undermines your point, does it not?"
So the only question that requires to be answered is "Was this a deliberate Lie in an attempt to rewrite history, or, as this reporter prefers, a complex ruse by a 'timposter' on every ones favourite Rangers site"?
We'll let you decide!
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ERP and ExRP are kinds of psychotherapy used to treat obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). ERP stands for Exposure and Response Prevention. Innovations in this psychotherapy over the past ten years resulted in its being given a new name: Exposure and Ritual Prevention (ExRP). The two therapies are similar, and both build on core behavioral therapy concepts. The purpose of this article is to provide information about what these therapies involve, and how they might be helpful to people suffering from OCD.
OCD is a psychological disorder that has been documented for thousands of years. OCD is characterized by the presence of either obsessions, compulsions, or both. Obsessions can be thought of as intrusive thoughts that cause anxiety. They are difficult to get rid of, despite one's best efforts. Compulsions are activities, often performed repetitively. We often experience anxiety when we are not able to perform the compulsion.
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We had the privilege of celebrating Thanksgiving by giving a corporate offering of praise with our Burn family! We decided to do an abbreviated Burn (7-11pm) to unify the tribe since we were running off of a skeleton crew and are usually spread out a bit. It was nice to have the majority of the core team covering the same shift so we could experience soaking in His presence together. We all have our individual callings and should pursue those callings with excellence in private and in public but it sure is nice when we get to experience things together!
Psalm 133:1 "Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity". (KJV)
P.S. We had the privilege of breaking bread with some of our Burn family afterwards and there is just something special about sharing the table with those who share your passion for the presence of God! Food is a universal unifier!


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The heartbreaking reality is that elderly abuse and neglect in nursing homes or care facilities is more prevalent than many people realize. If you believe your loved one was abused, made to feel unsafe, or was neglected in any way, you can turn to a nursing home abuse attorney in Phoenix AZ from Rispoli Law, PLLC for support.
The sad truth is that many families at one point or another will have to make the decision to place their elderly loved one in a care facility. This is because due to the demands of life, many people are unable to take care of their senior relative in their own home. An elderly loved one may require around the clock care depending on how able they are to take care of themselves. They are vulnerable, and if taken advantage of, a nursing home abuse attorney in Phoenix AZ can protect their rights and pursue compensation for any injuries they suffered.
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- Mental abuse
- Neglect (in many forms)
Signs of Abuse or Neglect
If you notice any of the following signs or symptoms, there is a chance that abuse or neglect is going on and that you should contact a Phoenix, AZ nursing home abuse attorney.
- Bruise marks, especially on the wrist, torso, or ankles
- Burn marks
- Cuts
- Dehydration
- Malnutrition
- Unexplainable infections or STDs
- Bed sores
- Rapid weight fluctuations
- Medication overdoses
- Refusing treatment
- Refusal of visitors by staff
- Emotional agitations
- Unclean living areas
- Rocking back and forth
- Excessive crying or shouting
- Behavior that is "not right"
- Withdrawn from family and friends
- Uncommunicative
- Reluctant to speak whenever staff are nearby
- Being fearful of staff
- Missing belongings
- Missing money
- Sudden changes to legal documents
Recognizing any of these signs can be upsetting and cause a number of emotions. The best thing you can do for your loved one and yourself is to talk with a Phoenix, AZ nursing home abuse attorney.
Emotional, Physical and Mental Abuse
Elderly abuse may often go unreported or simply not be taken seriously by family members, supervisors, or other staff. A resident who complains about abuse may be deemed mentally unstable or starting to develop a condition where they are no longer making sense. If your loved one reports that they were hit, yelled at, ignored, did not receive medication or some other sort of mistreatment do not take this lightly. Contact a nursing home abuse attorney in Phoenix AZ from Rispoli Law, PLLC immediately.
Financial Abuse
Physical, mental and emotional abuse are the most known forms of elderly abuse or neglect. What a family member may not anticipate is that their loved one is being taken advantage of financially by a caretaker. A nursing home abuse attorney in Phoenix AZ from Rispoli Law, PLLC can tell you that this is not unusual. This person may have special access to bank account information, and either directly steal money out or steal the resident's identity. Signs of financial abuse can include:
- Sudden changes in loved one's financial status.
- Unexplainable withdrawals from the bank accounts or charges to credit cards.
- Changes in life insurance policy, wills, or power of attorney.
- Cash missing from resident's purse or dresser drawers.
- ATM withdrawals despite resident being bedridden.
- Atypical services or subscriptions that the resident would not have been able to initiate.
- Evidence of being given insufficient or too much medication.
- Duplicate bills for the same services.
Meet Rispoli Law, PLLC
Rispoli Law, PLLC understands how difficult it is to learn that your loved one has been abused while living in a facility that was supposed to care for them. As a Phoenix AZ nursing home attorney and someone who also has elder family members, this kind of behavior is completely unacceptable. No one deserves to be treated in this way, but especially someone who is old, fragile, and even vulnerable.
When abuse or neglect has occurred, Rispoli Law, PLLC is ready to help. All you need to do to get started is call us and explain what has happened. By choosing our firm, you can count on many things, such as:
- Our firm is dedicated to each individual case
- We ensure claims are well researched and structured to win
- We have handled a broad range of nursing home claims
- Challenging situations are nothing new, and we tackle them with skill and diligence
- We are ready to provide emotional and mental support
When you rely on a nursing home lawyer like Rispoli Law, PLLC, you can feel peace of mind in knowing that we will do whatever we can to get you justice and maximum compensation. If maliciousness is a factor, we may file a motion for punitive damages. These not only provide you with compensation, but also punish the facility for their actions and hopefully prevent others from being harmed in the future.
You can contact us to receive your first free consultation with a strategic yet empathetic nursing home abuse attorney in Phoenix AZ from Rispoli Law, PLLC. We can help you deal with nursing home neglect and abuse through legal action. Call a nursing home abuse attorney Phoenix AZ families turn to for help from Rispoli Law, PLLC.
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At Rispoli Law, we have litigated numerous nursing home and abuse and neglect cases over a wide rage of issues, including:
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BIS Finance/Bank is a new IT department charged with structuring and implementing the ongoing, next-level digital transformation of the financial data and models that are essential for the success now and in the far future of Aegon's Finance and Bank business lines. This includes full IFRS17 implementation.Currently, we are looking for a Model Run & Development specialist who will hit the ground running within the new BIS Finance/Bank IT department. So, if you ready for the next step in your career, come and join our Model Development & Run Team at Aegon Corporate Center in The Hague! FunctionThis is the perfect role for a pioneering numbers-and-processes aficionado who thrives on mastering new challenges and setting standards within a new structure. Key tasks include technical and hands-on management of the financial models used by Finance Nederland, focused on R, Moses and Risk Agility FM. This also encompasses implementing software updates as a result of continued development of methodologies, products, financial policy and regulation; acting as guardian of model standards, developing new models – and working closely with multi-disciplinary project teams with the Finance domain. As a senior in the community that consists of 25 model developers, you are the go-to person for modelling advise, statistical analysis and troubleshooting. The stakeholders (actuaries, financials, risk managers, IT specialists) see you as somebody they will reach for advise on how to best implement a new model and incorporate new functionalities in the target application architecture.
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Every piece of her past informs her current career. Today, Cecily makes her living helping others navigate the twists and turns of life, as a highly sought after futurist. She guides companies through a process of paying close attention to trends, markets, data, and culture. The goal? Futuristic breakthroughs to problems of the present.
To see into Cecily's own future, we'll look into her past to find a path to remarkable imagination and resilience.
Cecily comes from a line of builders and searchers. Growing up in an alternative family— creative and academic—she watched her mother, a painter, flit from Judaism to Catholicism to Hinduism and to Buddhism. Her stepfather was a professor. Her father worked in public television and radio. While this collection of adults may not have prepared her for the skills of making a robust living, she learned that to lead an interesting life you must be interested in life.
Attacking life with gusto and enthusiasm, Cecily dove deep into all of her passions—everything from romance, to dance, to a surprising new love for science.
Even after finding success, there was still the need for more. Cecily itched to find a "thumbs up" feeling with a partner. She couldn't predict that everything would be lost in the process.
At this point, Cecily may not have known where she was going. But she knew how to put on a show. She knew how to teach. She knew how to run a business. So Cecily set out to combine these skills in such a way that could forge a new direction for her career. After many iterations, she founded the Push Institute, a think tank that tracks the implications of global trends. Within the institute, Cecily created the PUSH conference as a call to action for audiences to take charge of the future. Speakers at PUSH included the unlikely combination of the Prime Minister of Estonia, a theoretical physicist, a Grammy-Award winning songwriter, and a buddhist teacher.
Once asked, who are you to be doing all this? Cecily answered, "I'm the one doing it."
In finding herself, Cecily was prepared for the big life challenges still ahead. She now had the experience to position herself as a leading expert in predicting business trends. But even more importantly, she is now able to uncover purpose in others.
For 17 years, Sommers has been speaking and consulting on strategic foresight and innovation. Her book, Think Like a Futurist: Know What Changes, What Doesn't, and What's Next, shares some of the tools and techniques to break free from the "Permanent Present"—the bias for projecting current conditions into the future. Here, she gives Pollenites four practices to sustain change.
Four Practices:
Practice optimism.
It's a state. What will come up first, last, and in between is the fear, and you want to challenge that with a positive potential. Do so by setting in yourself a more open brain. Just smile. It's a physical shift. Correct yourself when you find yourself not smiling. Positivity ratio. For every negative thought we have, it takes three positive thoughts or experiences to balance that out. Whenever there's a negative experience, think of three positives.
Practice curiosity.
This is what you do when you face a problem. You're stuck. You don't know what to do. When this happens you just don't know enough information to make a decision. When we're in a problem state we think there is something wrong (wrong with me, wrong with the world). Instead, practice curiosity. You're way through stuck to flow is when you can see the solutions—something you haven't seen before. You're crafting a learning terminal. When you get stuck, practice curiosity. Ask yourself: What do I not know about there? Where can I start looking way outside myself? That's how you find your way forward. Creating the opportunity for discovery. The ah ha moment. You're energized. You see your way through.
Practice courage.
This one occurred to me in my chiropractic days. What I was hearing from people was their self-assessments: "I'm not that courageous." We have to practice it in the small ways every day. Not when we're scared shitless. Grow your capacity to take bigger risks. Say hello to people you don't know. Show yourself you can survive something—the small act of courage of "excuse me, I don't agree." You begin to build a capacity in yourself that you can draw from in the bigger moments. Most situations in which people are caught in fear are because they're afraid to make a decision. They think it's an all or nothing decision. What it takes to move in life is to keep making decisions. Each decision is not the last one; it's just the next one. The way to move away from fear is to make a decision and take action. Each time you do that, you're practicing courage.
Practice patience.
When you're swimming in uncertainty, self doubt, you don't get to say when things become clear. Things aren't clear until they're clear. You have to give it time until the clarity smacks you upside the head and you allow it to be okay. Evolution—the change that begets change—and the patience in that process. We get to have goals and pursue them and evaluate the outcomes. Just have to let things hang out there for awhile.
Read our in-depth feature on Cecily for more on the art of reinvention.
On Thursday, October 22, more than 100 Pollenites woke up early and joined together in a conversation about reimagining life: When are we at our best? Are we ready for new challenges? What baggage do we need to shed? Before looking inward and answering these questions, a panelist of career and life reimaginers kicked us off by modeling vulnerability.
Sometimes you know exactly what you want and how to get it, and sometimes the answer isn't as clear. But when you look ahead with curiosity and courage, the possibilities are endless.
Life changing moment: Cancer
"After my mastectomy, I looked down my gown and thought, I am so good. I am already whole. The rest is just about going through the process."
Lesson: Time is short.
"It took time to recognize the voice rising in me, going NOOOOOOOOO! This is not working. I ask myself: Is your life working? Yes or no? And if I go thumbs up, I stay. I have to keep being a really good editor. Don't wait too long to make a change."
Life changing moment: Sobriety
"December 31, 2010 was the last time that I drank. Waking up on January 1, 2011, I tried to imagine a life without alcohol. 1/1/11 was a very convenient date of rebirth for me and for my family."
Lesson: Be thoughtful.
"Most people are opportunistic. I suggest thoughtfulness instead. What steps could I be taking to help make that next step more likely to happen. I tell folks, Why network? Why show up for a cup of coffee with a stranger? I think it is because you are trying to accelerate serendipity. As you learn in recovery, so much is not in our control. A new opportunity may not just happen to you. You must take action to change your career."
Life changing moment: Unemployment.
"About a year ago this week…I was an emotional wreck. My primary definer was one thing [her role as co-founder and co-executive director of Students Today Leaders Forever]. "Disorienting" resonates with me. It was how people oriented to me. Now that I was no longer working at STLF, I had to keep my crap together as people brought up STLF to me. Keeping ones crap together is generally difficult."
Lesson: Fight tradition.
"Not having a job in our society is almost a crime. I got a lot of negative feedback about being on sabbatical and intentionally jobless. They said it would hurt my future opportunities. Six months away means every previous opportunity expires? Snowbirds actually gave me a lot of courage. They leave and when they return, everyone's like, yay! They're back.
We must reimagine existing behaviors. We should be equally critical of new paths and tradition."
Life changing moment: Moving.
"I grew up in a small town in southern Iowa. We were the only minority family and we were constantly dealing with bias and ignorance. Then I was accepted into St. Catherine University. As a Muslim woman, culturally, it is not the norm to leave home before marriage. And I was going far away for college. It instigated so many new things."
Lesson: It is okay to move on.
"My last day working at the nonprofit I founded, CAIR-MN, was September 31, 2014. I got on a plane and spent a month in Southeast Asia. I let the person who took my place address the issues, just the way I had to. I was mindful of giving him space. I spent eight years building the infrastructure. If it will fall apart without me, I had failed all along."
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Call for Applications: Tuberculosis: Prevention and Eradication Short Course
Australia Awards in Indonesia is seeking applications from government representatives, health professionals at hospitals or health clinics (Puskesmas), non-government organisations, universities and the private sector from North Sumatera, Central Java, East Java, East Nusa Tenggara, Maluku, North Maluku, Papua and West Papua provinces.
The Tuberculosis: Prevention and Eradication short course aims to integrate all stakeholders in Indonesia to ensure a heightened response and strategy in order to reduce TB prevalence in the country by 2019. Don't miss this opportunity to attend a two-week short course in March 2018 in Australia. Women and people with a disability are encouraged to apply. It is a fully-funded scholarship, including course fee, airfare, accommodation and stipend. The short course is part of a series on tropical diseases courses, funded by the Northern Australia White Paper.
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ICAI has initiated foreign language courses in German, French and Spanish to overcome the language barriers while dealing with foreign companies and also to meet the mandate of Government of India under Action Plan for Champion Sector. However, ICAI has not taken any decision to make the foreign language course mandatory for its members and students as published in some local newspapers. This is for your information.


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Description : Kenny Gioia Multiplatinum Mix Engineer is back this time with an exciting series of lessons called "Remixing Explained"! See how Kenny explains what remixes are and demonstrate how to remix a song from scratch with only the lead vocal track. You also get the vocal track used in this course, so you can follow Kenny and do a real-time remix with him.
Multi-Platinum Engineer / Mixer Kenny Gioia is back, "Remixing Explained"! This track is a track containing a track containing a track containing a track. You can follow along with Kenny.
It's a funky way to remix. He also reveals his approach and tools. Next, Keno focuses on the Lead Vocal Track, the New Arrangement. The all-important Drum Tracks are then created, including Loops and Percussion, followed by an Acoustic Guitar part.
Kenny gets into the Synth Parts, making Leads, Pads and more. Kenny works on the Arrangement of Kenny adds some FX to his Final Mix, while he moves on to his Arrangement.
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The film is the question to an old sculptor from Düsseldorf whether he was willing to participate in an Old Age Porn.
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- On a search for a cuple for a love story with sex beyond the 70 Herbert Götzinger sent me to his colleagues sculptor Ludwig Chateau. During my surprise visit with the running camera, asking if he would be willing to do his part, he attacked me: "Is not that enough what they're doing at this moment?"