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Horse racing: Merv Corliss loomed large in the lives of many people - non more so than Bec Baldock
Bec Baldock's very personal farewell to her grandfather, renowned horse trainer Merv Corliss, was a touching tribute to a man she loved deeply – someone who had left an indelible mark on her life and on the lives of many people.
When Bec Baldock got married, the man she chose to give her away was the same man who had given her shelter and imparted on her his considerable knowledge and wisdom.
It was the same man who earlier this year came to her as she slept and complained of having chest pain. "He walked out to the ambulance," Bec said. "He goes, 'I'm right, I can walk.'"
And it was the same man she watched die quickly and peacefully, just as he had desired, as she stood around his Tamworth Hospital bed with other family members on February 11.
Merv Corliss, the legendary Tamworth horse trainer, was Bec's grandfather. But he was also a father figure to her who taught her so much about life and the horse racing industry. His passing has left a big hole in her heart.
"We were all very close to him," Bec said, "but my mum [Tamworth trainer Lesley Jeffriess] and myself actually lived with my grandparents my whole entire life until I went to uni and then come home and got married and stuff like that.
"I've pretty much seen him every day of my life. And he was just such a gentleman, just the best friend. He'd do anything for you if he could."
In return, Bec would do anything for him – taking him to doctor appointments, for example, after Merv's wife, Joan, died. She said her father, Col Jeffriess, was grateful Merv was so instrumental in her life.
"He said, 'I'm just so glad you had him in your life when I couldn't be,'" Bec said.
She quoted a Facebook post from her friend: "Wherever Merv was, there was happiness and laughter."
"That one comment got to me," she said, "because I was like, You know what, that's pretty damn true."
Merv died at age 93. Racing NSW issued a statement: "Merv Corliss will be remembered as an outstanding trainer and horseman," chief executive Peter V'landys said.
Merv is best known for his association with Akwazoff, whom he trained to 16 country cup wins in the early 1990s. His last winner was Glenbarra Boy in the 2010 Warialda Cup.
Journalists called Merv the Country Cups King. Family and close family friends called him Dada.
Bec said: "He said all the time, 'I've had a great life. I've been here for a long time'. It didn't matter what circle he was in. Whether he was at golf or he was at the races [people adored him]."
Like her mother and her cousin, Bendemeer trainer Jane Clement, Merv's eldest grandchild, Bec followed him into the racing industry. "Grown up with it, born and bred," she said.


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The Extension of Human Life Indefinitely and its Effects
This discourse was initially prompted by my discovery of Aubrey de Grey who is a scientist working on a treatment to extend human life indefinitely. He spends some time in interviews explaining the numerous criticisms he receives (which is quite substantial I can only imagine for someone who is dedicated to such a controversial cause) and presenting his arguments to defend his research. His defenses were extremely interesting to me and during my analysis of them, I decided to write my own opinion on the matter.
I would first like to state that my discourse is not holistic; it consists of only the factors that I have thought of, excluding most of the ideas of Aubrey de Grey that I have heard, trying to keep the considerations in this essay as original to me and to him as possible. Furthermore, I intentionally did not include the subject of economics as I lack a thorough understanding of it that it deserves, if it is to be written about. This discourse is just one piece of the large puzzle which is needed in the holistic debate of the extension of human life and its effects.
The first part of this composition will consist of the question of man's nature and his morality. The point of this first section is to understand the concept of anti-aging treatment in the context of existing treatments to extend human life; this section will have it's own conclusion based solely in the context in which it is analyzed. In other words, I would like to use the context of existing treatments to show that we generally agree that postponing death is natural and moral.
The second part of this composition will consist of the analysis of the effects of extending human life indefinitely. The reason why I separated these two sections is because they take different things into consideration. The former takes into consideration general accepted morality while the latter takes into consideration concrete effects, a more utilitarian approach. In my opinion, the latter should ultimately have more weight in determining whether or not this treatment should exist.
Nature and Morality
When analyzing a new subject such as the anti-aging treatment, I find it helpful to connect it with similar subjects which are not debatable. In this case, treating disease or preventing unnecessary death would fit the criteria.
Do we find treating disease to be natural? The answer seems to be yes; it only seems natural that man would use his superior intellect to further his life, taking into consideration that all living creatures tend to do the same to their respective capacities. I see no difference between receiving treatment for a disease and aging; both cause unnecessary death and suffering.
This leads me directly to the second topic of this section, which is morality.
Do we find treating disease to be moral? I think we do. I would definitely find it immoral to allow suffering to continue while having the power to stop it. How is extending human life through anti-aging treatment any different? I do not believe it is and therefore, I conclude that extending human life indefinitely is moral.
The next step that needs to be taken is to discuss if extending life is moral given the context. In other words, are relieving pain and extending life good things once we take into consideration their positive and negative effects? Since I have already made the case that extending life through the anti-aging treatment is a moral thing, I would now like to mostly consider the negative effects it might have because ultimately, what determines the immorality of this treatment is the strength of the negative effects. In other words, if the negative effects do not outweigh the initial good of relieving pain and extending life, then the treatment should be developed. I would analyze other positive effects as well, but I do not find it necessary to take that next step because I do not believe the negative effects outweigh the initial good.
This section will unfortunately not be as structured as the previous; it would be more of a short list of the most obvious effects I think an anti-aging treatment will have.
I. Over Population
The most obvious negative effect this treatment could have is over population. This is, of course, a very legitimate concern for people who would like to take care of the planet and future generations. Seeing how humans are already destroying the planet and seeing how the world population is only growing, one would conclude that an anti-aging treatment would exacerbate this problem. I am not so convinced of this argument to the extent where I think we should not even try to develop the treatment.
The first part of the argument which is not too convincing is the possibility of overpopulation. The fact is that the problem of overpopulation is not about numbers, the problem is the fact that we're destroying the planet. For example, if one were to take the biomass of ants and put it in one hand, and then the biomass of humans on the other, one would realize that the biomass of ants would actually weigh more. However, ants do not create waste, they do not destroy the environment so it is not a problem that they are so many. In other words, the problem is not that we are too many, the problem is that we are too stupid. If humans were to live in a sustainable way, the world could actually support many more people.
Another factor to take into consideration is the status of women. As the status of women rises, fertility rates tend to drop. In fact, many countries in western Europe have extremely low birth rates to the point where it is not sustainable.
Therefore, I am not certain of how likely it is for our world to be over populated taking into consideration new green technologies and the rising status of women. However, if there were to be this threat, treatment could just be discontinued. Also, I would like to point out that this treatment does not make humans immortal; people will still die, just not due to aging.
I (extended). Taking Care of the Environment
It is possible that humans will actually take better care of the environment because they themselves would be affected by the deterioration of it. I believe the reason why most people who can protect the environment don't is because it poses no immediate threat to their existence. Moreover, it poses no threat at all to the older generations because they will be dead before they will suffer from their misdoings. Thus, an anti-aging treatment could make humans more environmentally friendly. Although people still would not suffer from their mistakes immediately, it would nevertheless be something significant for them to consider.
II. Violence
Such a radical treatment would definitely cause some unrest. I do not think this treatment will cause wars, but I leave that as a possibility. I think it is more likely that it would cause domestic violence, particularly from religious fundamentalists. I think this subject will be treated similarly as abortion.
III. Good and Bad People Living Indefinitely
I think it is very difficult to imagine if the general good of mankind would benefit or suffer more from good and bad people living indefinitely. It will be helpful first to distinguish different types of bad people, since there are a variety of them. Imagine a pyramid hierarchy with the petty criminals in the bottom and the powerful tyrants in the top. I think it is most likely that the anti-aging treatment will have more effect the higher we look on the pyramid. Petty criminals would still get punished with probably higher jail sentences to adjust to the increase in lifespan. Violent criminals, such as gangsters, would also not be significantly effected due to the dangerous nature of their activities. In other words, they would more likely die before they could take advantage of the treatment. The most considerable effect would be on the powerful tyrants and others who belong in the same category, and seeing that they pose the most formidable threat, I am unable to conclude whether or not society at whole would benefit more or suffer more from good and bad people living indefinitely. One would hope that the good done by good people in general would outweigh the bad done by tyrants.
Final Note
There is one more concept that I would like to give some credit to before I end this essay and it is the instinct factor. However nonacademic and unprofessional this factor sounds, its legitimacy should not be underestimated. For many it is difficult to avoid having a negative initial feeling when hearing about this anti-aging treatment. Although many would not be able to explain this negative feeling and although this anti-aging therapy could be logically explained as something positive, many if not most people would still have a negative feeling towards it. I think there are two likely possibilities for this. One is that people are emotional animals that distinctly dislike what they are not familiar with. The other possibility is that this instinct is brought about from unexplainable and unforeseen negative effects that the subconscious mind realizes. Of course, if its caused by the former, it should be ignored, but if by the latter, we should proceed with caution. And because I am unable to discredit this instinct, I think it would be wise for us to take it into consideration.
In conclusion, I believe the negative effects of this treatment are not considerable enough to outweigh the initial good of relieving pain and extending life; therefore, Dr. de Grey has my support.


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Mapping and 3D Modeling with drones is a cost effective way to gather and deliver data about property, construction, and real estate. This interview with Troy from GM6 Solutions talks about the basics of drone mapping, including an overview of who uses drones for mapping and why. This is the "what and why" for drone mapping.


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American emo-turned-indie rock band Panic! At The Disco have announced they'll play at Auckland's Spark Arena in October.
Teens of the mid-2000s will remember the angsty energy of the band's debut track 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies', which propelled them to the top of the popular emo music scene in 2005.
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That leaves my dad and I to roam around aimlessly. So far we have worked on my car together, I think we did something with the AC or something with tubes and cans and such. He is the ultimate Mr. Fix It, from cars to houses, he can basically do it all. My dad is a retired fireman, he retired when I was just turning 13, so hes been retired for a while.
Anyways, in between the car talks and such, the subject of school came up. More specifically what am I going to do after school. I am a bit jealous of my friends who have plans to take a year off and wonder and then do grad school or work. My plans revolve around health insurance. So basically I need to a) get a teaching job right off the start that has health insurance or b) jump right into grad school and then find a part time job to cover living expenses- i.e-food and a car. If I am in grad school my parents insurance will cover me till I am 25.
So at least I have options...they may not be my top choices, but realistically I just got two insurance statements, one for my last MRI and one for Tysabri for the month of July and the total for those two is just under 10grand...so paying for it myself is not a option, buying health insurance with a low wage job is impossible, epically if I need to factor in buying a car that is super reliable...so that leaves me back with options a or b.
I am basically counting on loving teaching, if I don't I am a bit screwed for school and budget and ect....
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Phil Younghusband rejoices after scoring the Azkals' second goal against the Singapore Lions. Photo: ABS-CBN
The Rising Philippines seen not only in economy, tourist destination, Web Index, Competitiveness but also in Sports.
For several decades, the Philippines experienced a losing spell against Singapore Lions in football match.
But a pair of goals changed it all for the Azkals on Friday night (September 7, 2012) as the Filipinos outclassed the Singapore Lions...
Emelio "Chieffy" Caligdong fired the opening salvo for the Philippines in the 8th minute.
Chieffy Caligdong scored an early goal to propel the Philippine Azkals to a breakthrough 2-0 win over Singapore in Friday night's friendly match at Jurong West Stadium.
After receiving a pass from Stephan Schroeck, Caligdong eluded two defenders during a counterattack in the eighth minute with a side step move before booting the ball that bounced once before landing on the net for the opening score that rocked a huge Filipino contingent watching the match in the Lion City.
In the second half, it was Phil Younghusband's turn to stun the Singaporeans.
Phil Younghusband added an insurance goal in the 48th minute to secure the country's first win over Singapore since a 2-0 decision on June 12, 1972 in Jakarta, Indonesia.
It was the 14th international goal for Caligdong and the first since scoring two in the Azkals' 2-0 win over Macau in last year's Long Teng Cup in Taiwan.
Behind Caligdong, the Azkals rebounded from a disappointing scoreless draw against Cambodia in Phnom Penh when they blew plenty of chances to boot one home in the second half.
The Azkals also witnessed the first appearance of Fil-German Stephan Schrock since a scoreless draw against Malaysia in June. Schrock has been busy with his club in the German Bundesliga.
Schroeck was eventually chosen as the man of the match for creating scoring chances for the Azkals. Schroeck created another chance for Younghusband, who fired a shot with his left foot for the Philippines' 2nd goal against Singapore in the 48th minute.
Pumped up by the victory, the Filipino booters will try to end their three-leg friendly in style when they travel to Vientiane to face Laos Today (September 10, 2012).
The Singaporean Lions' closest attempt scoring was Fazrul Nawaz's shot in the 34th minute that was disallowed by officials for offside.
There was also a near goal for Singapore in the 43rd minute when Filipino keeper Neil Etheridge's fumble nearly resulted to an own goal.
The Azkals' plays against the Lions were much better than the former's performance against Cambodia.
The Cambodians held the higher-ranked Azkals to a scoreless draw last Wednesday.
Singapore also lacked ferocity in offense with the absence of their injured veteran marksman Aleksandar Duric.
Upon arriving back home, the Azkals then focus on their campaign in the Philippine Football Peace Cup against Taiwan, Macau and Hong Kong at the Rizal Memorial Stadium.
All scheduled friendlies are part of the team's build-up for the AFF Suzuki Cup in Bangkok, Thailand.
The Philippines had never beaten Singapore since 1991. The Lions blanked the Azkals, 2-0, in their match last year.
Azkals Destiny Today in Cambodia without Neil Etheridge, Denis Wolf, Paul Mulders
The Philippine Azkals go up against lighweight Laos in the final stop of their three-nation ASEAN tour tonight in Vientiane's National Stadium, their confidence boosted by their recent 2-0 victory over long-time tormentor Singapore.
"Even though it's only a friendly and at the end of the day, it doesn't really mean that much, it's good for our confidence and team morale. After that game, our confidence should be sky-high," said Fil-British defender Rob Gier, who also serves as the team's scout.
Gier, however, cautioned fans against expecting the Azkals to just steamroll their lower-ranked oppositions.
"It's going to be a totally different game. We're not at that stage wherein we beat Singapore and then we're already expected to go and thump Laos, five, six, seven-nil. It doesn't happen like that," he said.
The Azkals will face the Laotians without three players who starred in their win over Singapore – Phil and James Younghusband and Jerry Lucena. The Younghusbands were excused from the game on the occasion of their mother's first death anniversary while Lucena left due to a commitment with Danish Superliga side Esbjerg fB.
"Unfortunately, we will miss the game against Laos but this is an important day for our family and we have spoken with management and they understand," said James.
The brothers assured their continuing commitment to the team. "We remain fully committed to the national team and look forward to rejoining them in other preparations for the Suzuki Cup late this year," said Phil, one of the goal-scorers against Singapore.
The Azkals, though, will still parade Fil-German Stephan Schrock, whose highly efficient performance at midfield carried the Pinoys past the Lions.
"We have to say that Schrock is in a totally different level, playing in the first division Bundesliga. In recent years, we've never seen a player like Schrock playing for the country," said Philippine Football Federation president Nonong Araneta.
Neil Etheridge, Denis Wolf, Paul Mulders will also be around for the game, the third and last friendly in the Azkals' three-nation ASEAN tour. The Azkals earlier played Cambodia to a goal-less draw in Phnom Penh before nipping Singapore.
"We'll be happy with any kind of result. If we go through these three games without conceding a goal, I'll be happy," said Gier.
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It's the time of cakes, cookies and biscuits. Since we're all rushing and managing between gift shopping, apartment decorating and cooking, sometimes an easy, couple of ingredients recipe comes in handy. Therefor I created this recipe with 4 ingredients and 20-25 minutes of effort. It's for all of us ladies who joggle 101 things on a daily basis.This is how it went down in my house while I made those beauties.
- 200 g all purpose flour
- 200 g fresh cheese
- 150 g of butter
- Nutella
- Mix together the first three ingredients into a dough. You'll need about 7-10 minutes. Cover with cling film and leave in the fridge for an hour. I scrubbed the bathroom and vacuumed the apartment in the meantime.
- After one hour turn on the oven to 180 Celsius degrees. Roll out the dough into half a centimeter thick. Cut out into squares. Put a tea spoon of Nutella into the middle of each square and connect two opposite edges. Lay onto the tray covered with baking paper.
- Bake for 20 minutes until lightly blushed. Meanwhile I managed to untangle Christmas lights.
- Sprinkle with icing sugar while warm (not hot). And voila. Enjoy these sweet delights in your clean, decorated apartment. Multitasking is everything.
The pastry is like puff pastry, soft and lightly crunchy. And when you get to the sweet part…heaven (of course you can stuff with jam, tahini or go for cheese/ham salty option).


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Equal Rights for Women is a major category, like energy or climate change, of sustainability and the voices in this collection are of the present and the past.
If we don't address human rights and social justice of which the sustainability keywords and phrases include children's rights and welfare; human trafficking, slavery, and women's rights and roles, then as David Korten points out, we will not be able to come to terms with the limits of the planet and not even technology will be able to save us.
Curated by mokiethecat
The Political Butterfly Effect with Catherine MacKinnon
The Butterfly Effect with Catharine MacKinnon
Equality seakers spread your wings! Under the right conditions, small simple actions in a collective context can produce large complex effects and change. Pioneering lawyer and activist for women's rights Catharine A. MacKinnon argues that seemingly minor interventions in the legal realm can have a butterfly effect that generates major social and cultural transformations.
Substantive Equalty, Multidimensional Political Thinking, Principled Creativity, Inspired Intervention, Open debates on strategy, old and new forms of organizing.
Catharine A. MacKinnon is the Elizabeth A. Long Professor of Law at Michigan Law and the long-term James Barr Ames Visiting Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. She holds a BA from Smith College, a JD from Yale Law School, and a PhD in political science from Yale. She specializes in sex equality issues under international and domestic (including comparative, criminal, and constitutional) law.
EarthSayer Catherine MacKinnon
Women's independence through work
The Changing Power of Women by Gifty Pearl Abenaab of Ghana
Jimmy Carter on Women, Religion, Violence and Power
150 Corporations Take Action on Diversity and Inclusion in the Workplace
Women Make Gains in C-Suite Positions - CSR Minute/3BL Media
But where are you Really from? Resolving Unconscious Bias | Rehman Abdulrehman | TEDxWpg
I Am Rising...by Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky
Women in the Workplace 2015 from LeanIN.org/McKinsey
10 Reasons Why Schneider Electric Integrates the Bloomberg Gender-Equality Index
Women Deliver by Jill Sheffield
About One Billion Rising Event on February 14, 2013
Daughters of the Niger Delta Tell Their Stories (Trailer)
Tackling gender equality in the United Kingdom
Gender Balance is Our Business by Sodexo
Science stories ? Equilibrium: Where are the women?
Meet Luisa Daniel Pérez
I Am Rising... by Nousha Salimi of Iran
Four Facts About Women Work and Economy
State of Female Revolution by #GRITtv on International Women's Day
Violence Strikes 1 in 3 Women Globally by Jeni G. Klugman
Design a Crime for Social Impact by Jasmina Tesanovic
I am Rising...Lily Tomlin
Billie Jean King Congratulates Dr. Bernice Sandler
Eve Ensler Extends Her Gratitude
The Equality Effect
I Am Rising a Union of Values by Herman Van Rompuy
Women's Economic Empowerment with Amanda Donigi and others
Healthcare Organizations Address C-Suite Gender Gap
I'm Rising Against Violence Against Women by Canadian Adrian Dix
Pro Mujer celebrates its 20th Anniversary
Fostering gender equality and empowerment by the IDA
Global Ambassadors Program Overview by Vital Voices
Join Bay Area One Billion Rising Flash Mob in SF Feb. 14th!
Connecting Women and STEM by Dr. Ekemini Udofa
Worklife and Friendship by Ruth Ann Barrett
Gender Equality by the OECD
1 Billion Rising - February 14, 2013
Getting Mad then Inspired - Dr. Bernice Sandler Interview
I am rising...Jessica Alba
What Gender Reconciliation Looks Like by Cynthia Brix
A Conversation with Hillary Rodham Clinton
"I Am Rising...Marta Coronado from Chicago, IL
Dissecting the Diversity Problem: STEM Leadership in Tech (panel)
Capitalism, Imperialism, Feminism: Monique Wilson & Agnes Pareyio
Dear Woman: Mainfesto for Conscious Men
Aisha's Song
Disrupting the Narrative: Unlocking Stories of Diversity in Tech
Faith in Women by Reverend Lucy Winkett
UN Millennium Development Goals and Gender Equality by Anita Sharma
I'm Rising...by Ted Turner Laura Turner Seydel
Looks Count: The Few Women in Science,Tech,Engineering and Math
How Bella Abzug changed credit laws
Crowd sourcing the feminine intelligence of the planet: Jensine Larsen
Equal Rights Agendment (ERA)
The Political Butterfly Effect with Catherine MacKinnon
Women in the Workplace (2017) by Charlotte Relyea
Emerging Women Live Conferences


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PlayStation Vue Clears More Local TV Feeds
PlayStation Vue, Sony's virtual MVPD, said it has added 11 more local broadcast TV feeds to its lineup this week, including eight ABC local stations, two NBC stations, and one CBS station.
The latest local broadcast tV feeds, which include stations owned by Hearst Television, Scripps TV Station Group, Graham Media Group and Berkshire Hathaway, and Hubbard Broadcasting, are comprised of the following:
NBC (added August. 23):
-Cincinnati: WLWT- Channel 5 (Hearst Television)
-New Orleans: WDSU (Hearst Television)
CBS (added August 23):
-Nashville: News Channel 5 (Scripps TV Station Group)
ABC (added August 22):
-Baltimore: ABC 2 (Scripps)
-Indianapolis: WRTV Channel 6 (Scripps)
-Kansas City: KMBC Channel 9 (Hearst Television)
-Miami-Ft. Lauderdale: Local 10 WPLG (Berkshire Hathaway)
-Milwaukee: WISN 12 (Hearst Television)
-Minneapolis-St. Paul: 5 Eyewitness News/KSTP TV (Hubbard Broadcasting)
-San Antonio: KSAT 12 (Graham Media Group)
-San Diego: ABC 10 (Scripps)
PS Vue, which competes with virtual MVPDs such as Sling TV, fuboTV, Hulu, and YouTube TV, has not disclosed subscriber numbers, but stands to get a boost from its distribution deal with the National Cable Television Cooperative, which represents tier 2/3 cable operators that are seeking video options for broadband-only customers. NCTC is also working with fuboTV.
RELATED: PlayStation Vue Nets NCTC Deal
About half of the subscribers being lost by traditional pay TV players are being recaptured by virtual MVPDs, according to MoffettNathanson.
RELATED: Traditional MVPDs Lose Record 941K Subs in Q2: Analyst


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The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded Case Western Reserve University $10.75 million over four years to explore "Breakthrough Electrolytes for Energy Storage" (BEES), with the goal of inventing large, long-lasting energy solutions for the power grid. BEES will be part of the DOE's new Energy Frontier Research Center (EFRC).
The DOE's Office of Basic Energy Sciences announced the $100 million in 2018 awards on June 29. The funding will be distributed among 42 centers nationally, including 22 new projects such as the one being led by Case Western Reserve, which was the only Ohio project to receive funding in this round. Over the four-year period, the program awards total around $300 million.
BEES, which was proposed with support from the Case School of Engineering and Great Lakes Energy Institute (GLEI), will be led by CWRU Faculty Member and Professor of Chemical Engineering Robert Savinell. Savinell will lead a team that will collaborate with researchers from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville; University of Texas at Austin; Hunter College; Notre Dame University; Columbia University; New York University; and Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Also on the Case Western Reserve team: Burcu Gurkan, Jesse Wainright and Rohan Akolkar, from the chemical engineering department at the Case School of Engineering; and Emily Pentzer and Clemens Burda, from the chemistry department at the university's College of Arts and Sciences.
Efficient, large-scale energy storage is critical to the growth of renewable energy. Historically, solar and wind power have always been limited by the lack of storage capacity. Current technology is very expensive, and can't provide large amounts of power for hours or days. Large-scale storage would also enable fossil fuel power plants to run more efficiently and store excess power, as opposed to being fired up or cut back in response to energy needs.
BEES will begin work this fall to explore the chemistry of two new classes of electrolytes: deep eutectic solvents and soft nanoparticle electrolytes. These electrolytes are high-performance in energy density, safe, non-volatile, and are less impactful on the environment than current batteries.
For more information, visit thedaily.case.edu or energy.gov.


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16 May 2018
Infrared by Nancy Huston (2012)
"He runs his tongue and lips over my breasts, the back of my neck, my toes, my stomach, the countless treasures between my legs, oh the sheer ecstasy of lips and tongues on genitals, either simultaneously or in alternation, never will I tire of that silvery fluidity, my sex swimming in joy like a fish in water, my self freed of both self and other, the quivering sensation, the carnal pink palpitation that detaches you from all colour and all flesh, making you see only stars, constellations, milky ways, propelling you bodiless and soulless into undulating space where the undulating skies make your non-body undulate…"
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- Australian Influenza Surveillance Report
- Previous Reports and Updates
- Annual Reports
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The Australian Influenza Surveillance Report is published on a fortnightly basis during the influenza season, typically between May and October. Influenza activity updates will be published outside of the seasonal period, with updates also provided during the season. A more in-depth end-of-season report is also published in Communicable Diseases Intelligence journal.
Australian Influenza Surveillance Report No 02 - 11 June to 24 June 2016
- Influenza activity remains at low levels across Australia with increases seen in some areas of the country.
- Respiratory viruses other than influenza are more commonly causing influenza-like illness presentations to sentinel general practitioners, with RSV detected most frequently.
- While influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 has been the predominant circulating influenza virus so far this year, influenza A(H3N2) has increased in recent weeks in some jurisdictions.
- There is no indication of the potential severity of the 2016 season at this time.
- To date, the seasonal influenza vaccines appear to be a good match for circulating virus strains.
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- Australian Influenza Surveillance Report No 02 - 11 June to 24 June 2016 (PDF 771 KB)
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got an idea to seed yogurt with bacteria from sourdough (which is easy to "catch" with a mix of flour and water), but googling only turns up recipes for the opposite, i.e. making a sourdough starter with yogurt. guess I'll just have to buy some milk and try it.
got a new batch of sourdough started just now, using a blob of a previous batch I had stored in the fridge. by tomorrow afternoon it should be ready unless tonight is unusually cool.
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This session is extra special to me...because its my best friend and her soon to be husband!! AHH! Still so crazy to think about. These two have such a great love story: being best friends for years (while all along Christopher knew that he wanted to marry her) and then they FINALLY decided to try the dating thing....and now they are actually getting married!! It's been a whirlwind lately, but the Lord has unfolded it all beautifully in His perfect timing. So thrilled to see these two so happy together and can't wait to see them tie the knot soon!!!
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The White, Fluffy Stuff Is Falling!
WELL, just in time for the school holidays, Mother Nature has jumped in on cue and delivered Mt Buller a dump of snow, with 45cm as at June 25 with more on the way.
There's certainly a buzz around town and on the mountain with expectations at altitude of a busy couple of weeks as skiers and boarders head for our hills.
But it is very cold, so you'll need some nice, warming, High Country reds to sip on Apres Ski to celebrate our favourite high altitude sport.
Our range of wines has expanded with the introduction of more Strathbogie wineries including Garners Heritage Wines and Murphy Wines to complement our extensive Upper Goulburn Region selection.
From Garners we have a full bodies, lucious black fruit 2012 Shiraz with notes of spice and savoury, and two Rose's (2011 & 2012) both made from Shiraz grapes. The 2011 is the dryer of the two and both are great drinking for those not so keen on big reds.
Murphy Wines have produced a 2013 'California Dreaming' Chardonnay and the taste is like nothing you have ever tasted before in Chardonnay-a rich juicy fruit palate with butterscotch tones. Even a hard core wine lover like myself is enjoying this unique wine.
High Country Wine Cellars can arrange delivery to your lodge on Buller, and after-hours pick-up can also be arranged, so check out our website or call in to High Country Wine Cellars and view our huge range of wines, plus local cider and beer.
Have a safe and happy time in the High Country, and if snow's not your thing, just take in the sights and enjoy the Mansfield hospitality at the many hotels, cafes, restaurants, and of course our cellar door.
With the snow here, things are looking downhill, and we're on top of the world because of it.


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Biography of
Ursula Prem
The soprano Ursula Prem was born in Nuremberg, where she studied voice from 1985 – 1991 at the Meistersinger Conservatory, in addition to taking private instructions. She successfully completed master courses with Birgit Nilsson and Ingrid Bjoner.
She debuted on the stage in 1990 at the Nuremberg Opera House in the Graf Mirabeau / Siegfried Matthus.
In 1991, Ursula Prem was a finalist in the 1st International Lake Constance Music Competition in Bregenz, after which she received a beginners contract at the Stuttgart State Opera under the direction of Klaus Zehelein and Pamela Rosenberg.
Her roles there included the 1st Lady / Zauberflöte, Echo / Ariadne,
4th Maiden / Elektra, Flower Girl / Parsifal, Berta / Il Barbiere di Siviglia and Countess Ceprano in the Rigoletto adaption from Johannes Schaaf.
During this time the artist was guest performer at the Kaiserslautern Pfalztheater in the opera L´Amore dei tre Re, by Italo Montemezzi, where she assumed the role of Fiora under the direction of Ulrich Peters.
With the role of Leonore / Fidelio in 1994, Ursula Prem´s fulltime engagement at the Anhaltische Theater Dessau began, where she had the opportunity to debut in the central roles of her profession; Elsa / Lohengrin, Desdemona / Otello, Mother / Hänsel und Gretel and Lucrezia / I due Foscari, frequently under the direction of Johannes Felsenstein.
Since the 1996 / 97 season, Ursula Prem has chosen to work free – lance.
She achieved vocal and thespian success respected beyond regional boundaries in 1996 as she appeared in the leading role in Johannes Felsenstein´s new production of Salome in Dessau, making a spectacular appearance.
1997 followed in Dessau with Madeleine / Andrea Chénier, and brought Senta / Holländer, also in Dessau.
Ursula Prem sang in the role of Marie / Die verkaufte Braut at the Eutiner Sommerspiele in July of 1997.
In October 1997, she debuted as Eva / Meistersinger at the Badische Staatstheater Karlsruhe, laying the foundation for continued fruitful collaboration with this opera house. Afterward she appeared there as Anita / Jonny spielt auf,/ Krenek, Senta / Holländer, Gutrune and 3rd Norn / Götterdämmerung, followed in 2000 as Isolde / Tristan und Isolde, and in 2001 as Salome.
In March of 1998 Ursula Prem enjoyed outstanding success with her premier at the Komische Oper Berlin, where she appeared as Puccini´s Turandot in the highly regarded production by Christine Mielitz.
In 1999 she sang in Meiningen for the first time in the role of Katerina Ismailova in Shostakovich´s Lady Macbeth of Mzensk.
In the meantime she appeared in Augsburg, Wuerzburg and Wuppertal as Elsa / Lohengrin, in Schwerin, Flensburg and Bielefeld as Salome, as Desdemona / Otello in Prague and Eisenach, as the 1st Lady / Zauberflöte in Stuttgart and Magdeburg and also as Isolde / Tristan und Isolde in Saarbruecken along with other roles.
Following in 2001 was the debut role of all three Brunnhildas /
( Walküre – Siegfried – Götterdämmerung ) in the Meiningen – based Christine Mielitz production of Der Ring des Nibelungen.
Additional engagements led Ursula Prem to Freiburg, where she sang Leonore in the Uwe Eric Laufenberg production of Fidelio, and to Chemnitz, where she appeared as all three Brunnhildas and also as Senta in both productions by Michael Heinicke.
In the Schwerin Schlossfestspiele in 2003, she sang the role of Elisabetta / Don Carlo for the first time.
2004 followed an appearance as Brunnhilde / Walküre in Wroclaw.
In March / April 2005 she created the role of Lady Billows in Benjamin Britten´s opera Albert Herring at the Komische Oper Berlin by the production of Willy Decker.
In the same month she sang the role of Brünnhilde / Siegfried at the XXI. Festival de México in México City.
Also in México City she sang the title part of the opera Turandot in June 05 and in spring 06 the part of Brünnhilde / Götterdämmerung.
In the concert sector, Ursula Prem has appeared with Verdi´s Requiem, Paulus, Die Schöpfung, Beethoven´s 9th Symphony and in opera galas with Bernd Weikl and Franz Grundheber, among others.
Worthy of special mention are three concerts with the Bamberg Symphony Orchestra which took place in September of 2000 at Neuschwanstein Castle, featuring large portions of Tristan und Isolde.


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New Houses – Breakfast Field
The Breakfast Field Development is now complete (July 2019) and the houses are now occupied.
Development history at Breakfast Field
As February 2019 draws to an end, our attractive new houses at Breakfast Field are at completion. First to be occupied will be Plot 12 on 28th February.
Article from Tom Finchett (published in the August-September edition of the 'Newsletter')
The Swanbourne Estate now has full planning permission for Breakfast Field, and plans to commence work in October. All being well, the small development at Deverells Farm will commence at the same time, with a view to completion in spring / summer next year. All the Deverells Farm houses will be kept for rental. At Breakfast Field, current plans (which can change) are that the Estate will keep properties 1-5 and 8, and let these, with the remainder (all 2 and 3 bed semis) for sale. The properties will all be sold at open market prices, but the Estate intends to publish details locally to give those who live in, or have family living in Swanbourne, advance notice before the properties are advertised. More details to follow in due course.
Tom Finchett
Swanbourne Estate 01296 720256
Summary of new homes which should become completed in Swanbourne village probably within the next 12-18 months
Breakfast Field = Full approval for 6 new homes for rental and 7 new homes for purchase.
Deverells Farm = Full Approval for 4 new homes for rental.
Nearton End Farm = Outline approval for 4 homes for purchase.
TOTAL = 10 homes to rent and 11 homes for purchase.
For full details, please refer to the relevant planning applications here:-http://swanbourneparishcouncil.co.uk/category/planning-applications/
Breakfast Field – Development News as at 23rd November, 2017 – The 7 new houses available for purchase
The Breakfast Field development is on its way, but somewhat delayed due to the need for more detailed archaeological investigations. The scheme has proved to be very popular amongst villagers and people with a 'connection' to the village and the 7 private sale houses are very oversubscribed but at least they are very likely to go to local people.
As I write we await the Chancellors announcement in the Budget which may help (just announced – First time buyers to be exempt from stamp duty for purchases up to £300,000). Prices are likely to be released and reservations accepted before Christmas. Detailed work to make sure the finished dwellings come with a good specification, provide choice for buyers and have individuality remain priorities. It's a very exciting project and we all want it to fit in well to the village scene. The emphasis now is on detail including sensitive landscaping and the use of local materials.
If you are interested in applying to buy one of the new houses, you need to fill in a form to show your links to Swanbourne and forward it to Simon Wilkinson by email:- email@example.com
Or telephone 01525 382065 to talk it through. Here is a link to find the Breakfast Field form:- Breakfast Fields Swanbourne Form


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- One of your bedrock customers (or a key vendor) needs you to enable your IT systems to integrate with theirs, and you have no idea where to start.
- Recent growth in your sales volume (congratulations!) has exposed the inability of a vital software platform to scale with your business, creating a new bottleneck. Is there a simple fix? Do you have to scrap the existing software? Is moving to the cloud the answer?
- A process that has been handled manually has been stretched to its breaking point, and you need an automated solution to help your staff cope with increased transaction volumes, and soon, or you're going to lose great employees to simple burnout.
- Is there something you can do besides continually throwing larger, more expensive, more powerful servers at an aging application to make it keep pace with your business?
You can find a software vendor to sell you a solution to almost any need, but so often it is an expensive, cumbersome, one-size-fits-all, make your process match the solution proposition. Or you can invest a lot of money to hire a full-time IT staff to address your needs. But do you have enough technology needs – or enough of the same sort of needs – to keep specialist staff tasked at a cost-effective level in the long term? And will your staffing budget match the degree of expertise your current challenges demand? Do issues like these strike a chord with the technology pains you have in your business? We can help. We have decades invested in the processes of software specification, design, integration and implementation, across an array of industries including heavy manufacturing, financial services, healthcare and online service delivery. Chase Data Insight can apply this wealth of problem solving experience to your challenges. We are focused on helping businesses cope with the technology challenges presented by today's rapidly changing, increasingly global marketplace.


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This post contains spoilers for new version of LiteSpeed! Read under your entire responsibility. Don't tell me I did not warn you!
We know that with LiteSpeed for SQL Server 8.5 we can backup to Azure, restore from Azure, backup to Amazon S3 and restore from Amazon S3.
That is good but, what if we need to backup to Amazon and to Azure at the same time? Or to disk and Azure at the same time? Or even to two local storage locations plus Amazon S3 plus Azure? hummmm For local storage we have mirroring but, what happens for the other scenarios? How can we do this in an easy way?
Yes! As you can imagine LiteSpeed 8.6 is the answer! With this new version backups can be stored to local drive / Azure Blob / Amazon S3 at the same time in any combination you can think of. And remember that LiteSpeed is not using a local drive as cache for cloud platforms upload. LiteSpeed will always send the backups directly to these cloud platforms!
Exciting, isn't it? But that is not all! Some of the major features in LiteSpeed will support cloud now:
- Mirroring backups to Cloud (implemented in the Backup Wizard and in the Maintenance Plans)
- Mirroring backups in Backup Templates to Local and Cloud storage
- Object Recovery Level (ORL) will read backups directly from Cloud
- Log Reader will also read backups directly from Cloud
We have also implemented some Enhancement Requests that were directly requested by you. Check if any of them is the one you asked for!
- Support new Azure large Blob Block type (up to 4.77GB)
- Log Reader: load more objects from logs
- Support stripped full backups in Log Reader
- Support Amazon S3 Transfer Acceleration Speed in Backup Wizards, Templates, and Maintenance Plans
- Automated Restore - Add option "No Recovery"
This post is just so you are aware of the new cool features coming soon. As soon as the new version is available we will let you all know and we will go in deep into each new feature.
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Manufacturing Engineer
Charlotte, NC
Position Overview
Siemens Energy in Charlotte is the North American hub, producing all three main power-producing products used by central station power producers (Generators, Steam Turbines and Gas Turbines) and industrial turboset main components.
Manufacturing is an integral part of the Siemens Energy Charlotte facility. The Steam Turbine Manufacturing Engineering department is seeking a technical, proactive leader to join the team as a Manufacturing Machining Programmer.
- Review DWGs, specs, and other inputs to establish machining operations and tool paths to manufacture predominantly medium-sized components on multi-axis milling machines, turning machines, and mill-turn machines.
- Identify necessary tooling, and establish part set-up in machining centers
- Optimize tooling and machining processes to meet manufacturing requirements and optimize budgets.
- Use experience and ingenuity to resolve complex manufacturing processes on both repeatable part production and specialized component machining
- Develop, improve, and document processes for machining
- Work with machinists in resolving complex manufacturing opportunities on components requiring high precision.
- Ensure safety, quality, and efficiency in all aspects of the job.
Required Knowledge/Skills, Education, and Experience
- Associates Degree
- 5-8 years' experience with Heavy Equipment Manufacturing Environment
- Knowledge of tooling selection and use (Feed, Speeds, HP)
- Work closely with shop floor personnel to solve issues (tooling, program, machine) as they arise
- Experience in implementing and/or improving manufacturing processes, information, facilities, and production planning in a shop environment
- Working knowledge and experience within complex manufacturing operations and demonstrated competence in a production environment leading diverse team
- Ability to lead / work well with teams to obtain consensus in developing processes and standardizing manufacturing information flow.
- Ability to work with close tolerance machining on large projects.
- Develop annual business project plans to ensure synchronization with the department budget and the return on investment plan of work centers
- Strong interpersonal skills at all levels.
Qualified Applicants must be legally authorized for employment in the United States. Qualified Applicants will not require employer sponsored work authorization now or in the future for employment in the US.
Preferred Knowledge/Skills, Education, and Experience
- Project management or team leadership experience with proven delivery of improvement projects in a manufacturing environment
- Facility and Maintenance interfaces and experienced in the aspects of Preventative Maintenance
- Experience in developing cost quotations, return on investment analysis, and skills to perform fundamental tasks of business administrations
- Ability to use Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.)
Siemens Gas and Power (GP) is a global pacesetter in energy, helping customers to meet the evolving demands of today's industries and societies. GP comprises broad proficiencies across the entire energy value chain and offers a uniquely comprehensive portfolio for utilities, independent power producers, transmission system operators and the oil and gas industry. Products, solutions and services address the extraction, processing and the transport of oil and gas as well as power generation in central and distributed thermal power plants and power transmission in grids. With global headquarters in Houston in the U.S. and more than 64,000 employees in over 80 countries, Siemens Gas and Power has a presence across the globe and is a leading innovator for the energy systems of today and tomorrow, as it has been for more than 150 years.
Job ID: 180909
Organization: Gas and Power
Company: Siemens Energy, Inc.
Experience Level: Experienced Professional
Job Type: Full-time
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Innovations sometimes pop up unexpectedly — something the up-and-coming smart home operation at Nucleus learned right around the time of its founding.
Today, the New York-based firm stands behind a clever central control hub for smart homes that's been endorsed by the likes of Amazon and Lowe's. And while the firm couldn't be happier about its progress, Cofounder and CEO Jonathan Frankel had a much simpler goal in mind at the start.
All he wanted was an intercom system to keep track of his three rather energetic young boys while at home, and his research revealed that even a relatively simple intercom system would cost multiple thousands of dollars and require drilling some fairly serious holes in his walls.
"What I found resembled what my parents had in our home growing up — clunky and outdated, not to mention extremely expensive to install. It would require that my wife and I rewire the house and break down walls to get the system up and running," Frankel noted. "On top of that, they didn't offer desired features like video options, smartphone connectivity or connected device control, so it didn't really suit our family."
However, where others might have given up — or paid a lot for something that didn't meet their needs — Frankel picked the road less traveled and definitely much harder: He decided to build his own solution.
Frankel, it should be noted, has a rather diverse background. He holds a JD from Harvard Law, has a BA in computer science and is an ordained rabbi (via the Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary). However, when it came time to build the prototype for what is now the Nucleus, he tagged in some more technically specialized help in the form of Isaac Levy, a multiple patent holder in wireless video communication and the father of three boys, too.
The culmination of their efforts — boosted by an ~$4 million seed round last fall led by Foxconn — is a wall-mountable tablet-like intercom device that allows families to talk between rooms in their homes, between homes or between the Nucleus and other smart devices (tablets, smartphones, etc). Apart from its communications capabilities, the Nucleus also acts as a central command hub that gives users an easy interface to access home security functions, make voice commands and control smart appliances.
"Consumers see a smart lightbulb or a voice-activated washing machine and they think, 'Oh, wow, that's cool,' but they won't think about about how much they need it," Frankel noted. "Smart houses are absolutely the future, but to introduce people to that, I think, they need to be paired with a need for families, and communication is a central need."
And it is a central need that Frankel thinks his company will fill.
As of yet, not a single device has been sold — Nucleus is still in pre-order and is not scheduled to ship until early summer 2016. The price for the unit — a Wi-Fi- and Bluetooth-enabled device with an eight-inch touch screen, wide-angle camera and noise-canceling microphone — is $203 for a pre-order. It will rise to $250 (with a discount for multiple devices ordered).
Despite the fact that it has yet to get a formal test drive from consumers, the super-small device firm has already picked up some rather high-profile interest. Foxconn, most famously known for building Apple's iPhones, led its seed funding round. At CES last week, the firm announced a national partnership with Lowe's that will see the national chain taking pre-orders for the devices starting this month and also promoting the product as part of its connected home "kits."
"We've been in the smart home space for a long time and learned a lot in the process, and the minute we saw this we knew it would help our customers," said Zach Miller, merchandising vice president of connected home and security at Lowe's. "It's a busy industry, and there are a lot of folks trying their hands at lots of different products and concepts. [Nucleus] felt like a great blend of where that home improvement customer is and connecting families."
"We are thrilled to announce our category-exclusive retail partnership with Lowe's, the home improvement company trusted by millions of families across the country," noted Morley Ivers, cofounder and president of Nucleus. "Lowe's pairs over 70 years of home improvement expertise with a valued customer experience, and we are excited to offer Nucleus to simplify the connected home for customers."
Nucleus has also announced a tie-in with the Amazon Home Automation store and is integrating with Alexa, the digital personal assistant for the Amazon Echo. The firm also announced its inclusion on Amazon Launchpad.
"Between their hundreds of millions of customers worldwide and unparalleled fulfillment networks, we are honored to join Amazon Launchpad. Amazon recognizes the increasing importance of connected home devices, and we're excited Nucleus will be included on such a large discovery platform," Ivers noted.
Nucleus is a small firm that, today, most people probably haven't heard of but that nonetheless has drawn the interest of some much bigger players whom everyone has heard of with an idea that is, at base, pretty old school: an intercom system.
But Nucleus has attached some cutting-edge capabilities to that old school idea and, in so doing, has offered something that might just have a lot of potential – an inroad to the 94 percent of consumers that, as of yet, have not really made a purchase-level commitment to the future of smart connected devices.
And if it has correctly guessed how much demand there is for an easy and relatively inexpensive communication network for families in the digital age, well, Nucleus might not stay all that small for all that much longer.
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What do I need to get pre-approved?
When you talk to a loan officer at TMC Home Loans they will take your basic information to get started. We will pull your credit and review it. Once we have done that, we will need to verify your income. You will be asked to send us 1 month of current paystubs and your tax returns for the last 2 years.
How long is a pre-approval good?
A pre-approval it usually good for 3 months. After that, we will have to update your credit.
When can I lock my interest rate?
TMC Home Loans will only lock your interest rate once you have a contract in place.
What if rates go down after I lock my interest rate?
Generally, most lenders are willing to renegotiate if rates go down. This is handled on a case-by-case basis.
How long does the loan process take from start to finish?
It is typical from the time you have a signed contract to closing to take about 30 days. USDA loans require a little more time. They usually take around 45 days.
Who orders the appraisal?
TMC Home Loans will order the appraisal. The appraisal is ordered through an appraisal management company. They assign the appraiser. Once the appraisal is finished we are sent a copy of the report. When TMC Home Loans receives the appraisal we will forward that to you for your review.
Who orders the survey?
TMC Home Loans will also order the survey. We try to wait until we have underwriting approval and the appraisal before ordering the survey. We will provide you with a copy of the survey at closing or before, if requested.
When do I get my inspection?
You should order your inspection as soon as you have a contract. Your real estate agent will assist you in getting this done. Your agent will have several different inspectors for you to choose from. You can also find your own inspector. Most loan programs do not require that you get an inspection, but getting an inspection is a great way to protect yourself from unseen problems with a house.
What will I need to bring to the closing?
At closing you will need to bring a cashier's check for your down payment and closing costs. We will tell you in advance the exact amount you will need to bring. You will also need to bring your driver's license or a valid form of ID.
How do I know how much to bring to closing?
TMC Home Loans will tell you at the beginning of the process an estimate of how much you should be ready to bring to closing. After the loan is ready to close and closing papers are at the title company TMC Home Loans will call you to tell you the exact amount you will need to get in a cashier's check for closing.


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Madeleine Milburn Literary Agency
Posted on February 27th, 2012
I just saw this tweeted, and thought it might make for an interesting post. Madeleine worked at the Darley Anderson Agency for many years and recently decided to strike out on her own. The announcement of her new agency was made in the Bookseller last week:
http://www.thebookseller.com/news/madeleine-buston-set-own-agency.html. (The Bookseller is great for industry news by the way.)
When writers are looking for an agent, they often go first to the big name agencies. And this makes sense if you have a specific agent in mind for specific reasons (i.e. you know their list and have read it inside out). But do also consider independent agents. They are responsible only for their clients, which makes them flexible and dedicated. They are highly-skilled, and ambitious. And most importantly, they will be looking for wonderful new scripts to fill their books. Savvy knowledge of independent agents is a GOOD idea.
Still Quite a New Year
Posted on February 11th, 2012
I had a very lovely evening at the SCBWI Undiscovered Voices Anthology Launch Party last Thursday. The room was packed with agents, editors and the 2012 winners, some of whom had already secured representation and a book deal. Impressive!
It was also the perfect opportunity to follow up on my promise to find out What Children's Book Editors Want… The response, unsurprisingly, was varied. One mentioned they were looking a writer like Eva Ibbotsen; beautiful, classic story-telling for 10+. Another said that Middle Grade (i.e. anything not YA and not a picture book) was in top demand. Yet another remarked that YA itself seemed to be moving away from the paranormal and dystopia towards edgy real themes: the mafia, true crime and thrillers were all cited. Interestingly these genres were once the preserve of commercial fiction… So the line between books for kids and adults is further obscured. It seems YA crossovers can do just about anything.
Is there a particular publisher you are interested in? Send me an email and I will update you on the Editors' Wishlist 2012.


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In 2017, Middlesex County, NJ had a population of 843k people with a median age of 38.4 and a median household income of $85,337. Between 2016 and 2017 the population of Middlesex County, NJ grew from 837,073 to 842,798, a 0.684% increase and its median household income grew from $82,375 to $85,337, a 3.6% increase.
The population of Middlesex County, NJ is 42.5% White Alone, 25% Asian Alone, and 21.2% Hispanic or Latino. 44.2% of the people in Middlesex County, NJ speak a non-English language, and 84.3% are U.S. citizens.
The largest universities in Middlesex County, NJ are Rutgers University-New Brunswick (12,279 degrees awarded in 2016), Middlesex County College (1,596 degrees), and DeVry University-New Jersey (315 degrees).
The median property value in Middlesex County, NJ is $340,700, and the homeownership rate is 63.7%. Most people in Middlesex County, NJ commute by Drove Alone, and the average commute time is 32.3 minutes. The average car ownership in Middlesex County, NJ is 2 cars per household.
Middlesex County, NJ borders Union County, NJ, Richmond County, NY, Mercer County, NJ, Somerset County, NJ, and Monmouth County, NJ.


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We always thank God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, when we pray for you, since we heard of your faith in Christ Jesus and of the love that you have for all the saints, because of the hope laid up for you in heaven. Of this you have heard before in the word of the truth, the gospel, which has come to you, as indeed in the whole world it is bearing fruit and increasing—as it also does among you, since the day you heard it and understood the grace of God in truth, just as you learned it from Epaphras our beloved fellow servant. He is a faithful minister of Christ on your behalf and has made known to us your love in the Spirit. (Colossians 1:3-8 ESV)
The Gospel is life giving and life transforming truth. If spiritual transformation has not taken place in your life, you haven't experienced the truth of the Gospel. The hope of believing the Gospel is a slow but fruitful journey that conforms us into the image of Jesus. The word Gospel means "Good News." It is the proclamation of the truth of the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. He paid the penalty for our sins so that we could become part of God's family. When this Gospel message is believed, it sets into motion a life that will be changed forever. Our initial response to this message is faith and repentance. This faith and repentance and trust in Jesus, changes our perspective on life and our worldview.
When we receive this Gospel message we receive Jesus as Lord (God incarnate). We are now reconciled to God through his son, Jesus and indwelt by the Holy Spirit. At this point we desire to do good works for God such as, helping to alleviate suffering in all of its forms, and to seek justice in the earth. But it's important to know that these good works are not the Gospel, but are the fruit of the Gospel. In fact good works that are done apart from Jesus are only temporal and will ultimately have no eternal value. The world desperately needs to be reconciled to God through his son, Jesus. Society will never be effectively changed apart from receiving and believing the Gospel of Jesus Christ.


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AAI Privacy Statement
AAI Limited ('We' or 'us') issue Trōv Protection in Australia, and are a member of the Suncorp Group ('the Group').
This privacy statement applies to the information received by us to provide protection through Trōv. Trōv and us are separate entities and have independent privacy statements and policies. To view the Trōv privacy policy, click here.
This privacy statement explains how we collect, use, disclose and hold your information. If you have any questions or comments in relation to this privacy statement, please do not hesitate to contact us: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Why do we collect personal information?
Personal information is information or an opinion about an identified individual or an individual who is reasonably identifiable. We collect personal information so that we can:
assess your eligibility for Trōv protection and provide you with a price for protecting an eligible item;
identify you and conduct appropriate checks;
understand your requirements and provide you with a product or service;
set up, administer and manage our products and services, including the management and administration of underwriting and claims;
assess and investigate any claims you make under one or more of our products;
manage, train and develop our employees and representatives;
manage complaints and disputes, and report to dispute resolution bodies; and
get a better understanding of you, your needs, your behaviours and how you interact with us, so we can engage in product and service research, development and business strategy including managing the delivery of our services and products via the ways we communicate with you.
What happens if you don't give us your personal information?
If we ask for your personal information and you don't give it to us, we may not be able to provide you with any, some, or all of the features of our products or services.
How we handle your personal information
Your privacy is our utmost concern. We collect your personal information directly from Trōv and, in some cases, from you, other people or organisations. We also provide your personal information to other related companies in the Group, and they may disclose or use your personal information for the purposes described in 'Why do we collect personal information?' in relation to products and services they may provide to you. They may also use your personal information to help them provide products and services to other customers, but they'll never disclose your personal information to another customer without your consent.
We will use and disclose your personal information for the purposes we collected it as well as purposes that are related, where you would reasonably expect us to.
We may collect and disclose your personal information to:
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Sometimes, we need to provide your personal information to – or get personal information about you from – persons or organisations located overseas, for the same purposes as in 'Why do we collect personal information?' Please click here to see a list of countries it is practicable for us to disclose to.
If we ever need to disclose your personal information to, and collect your personal information from, other countries not on this list, we will always do so in accordance with privacy laws.
How to access and correct your personal information or make a complaint
You have the right to access and correct your personal information held by us and you can find information about how to do this in the Suncorp Group Privacy Policy.
The Policy also includes information about how you can complain about a breach of the Australian Privacy Principles and how we'll deal with such a complaint. To access the Suncorp Group Privacy Policy please click here.
We will be or may be authorised or required to collect your personal information under various laws. These laws include the: Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006, Personal Property Securities Act 2009, Corporations Act 2001, Autonomous Sanctions Act 2011, Income Tax Assessment Act 1997, Income Tax Assessment Act 1936, Income Tax Regulations 1936, Tax Administration Act 1953, Tax Administration Regulations 1976, A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission Act 2001 as those laws are amended, and includes any associated regulations
More Information
For more information about our privacy practices you can visit http://www.suncorpgroup.com.au/privacy. The Trōv Privacy Policy is at http://trov.com/legal/privacy-policy.
Alternatively, you can get in touch directly by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Lung Cancer Channel
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Talking With Your Healthcare ProviderYou should discuss breastfeeding and Toposar use with your healthcare provider. Each woman's situation is different, and you and your healthcare provider understand your situation best. After considering what you want and expect, as well as your current health situation, the two of you can make a shared decision that is right for you.
Toposar Chemotherapy Information
List of references (click here)
Toposar [package insert]. Irvine, CA: Teva Parenteral Medicines, Inc.;2011 September.
National Library of Medicine (US). Drugs and Lactation Database (LactMED). NLM Web site. Available at: http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/htmlgen?LACT. Accessed July 20, 2012.
Briggs GG, Freeman RK, Yaffe SJ. Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation. 8th ed. Philadelphia (PA): Lippincott Williams & Wilkins;2008.
Written by/reviewed by: Susan Lakey, PharmD, MPH, BCPP
Last reviewed by: Kristi Monson, PharmD


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Of course you want to ensure complete oral health care for you and your family! This is possible only if you select a family dentist that meets your needs and offers great care. A good family dentist can motivate you and your kids to take care of your teeth. We do not put in enough effort when selecting a dentist for the whole family. However, it is important to consider these things:
Here's a guide that will help you select the good dentist for your family.
Select a dentist with an ongoing education. There are various advancements in dental care and it is important for your dentist to be aware of the latest treatments and technologies.
Referrals from friends and family can be extremely reliable and useful. Your relatives can tell you about their family dentist and how efficient he or she is. However, you should not trust these dentist reviews blindly. A little bit of research about the dentist can be helpful.
'Family' Dentist
When you are searching for the perfect family dentist, you should consider this one. Is the dentist you are looking at really a family dentist? Can he treat adults as well as kids? If the answers to these questions are yes, only then should you consider him.
The professionalism of a dentist is reflected through cleanliness in his clinic. The condition of the clinic and tools used during treatment determine the hygiene levels of their work. A family dentist should make use of sanitized tools and equipment for every patient. If contaminated tools and equipment are used, the bacteria on it can easily enter the body and cause various diseases.
You cannot judge all the qualities of a dentist in the first visit. Find out how much experience the dentist has. Also, look for the efforts they are putting in to improve their skills. You can get to know this if they are making use of the latest technology and tools.
One of the best ways to determine the standard of oral health care that the dentist provides is to see the schedule of the dentist. An appointment-saturated schedule indicates that the dentist is reliable.
You should be able to have a friendly relationship with your family dentist as you will be visiting them for regular dental checkups. You should be comfortable asking questions about the health of your teeth. It is, therefore, important to look for a family dentist who is friendly and more open to discussions.
Only when the dentist you are looking for fits all these criteria, should you schedule an appointment. Selecting the right family dentist will not be easy but taking some effort to find the right one is important to maintain oral health for you and your family.