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Graduate Degree Program Summary
Graduate programs offered
Earn a Graduate Degree
- MCRP in Community and Regional Planning (48 cr, Option I or III) with optional specialization:
- Environmental Studies
- Great Plains Studies
- Water Resources Planning and Management
Note: A specialization is not required for completion of the MCRP degree program.
Online and Distance OpportunitiesSome online coursework may be available for your program; contact dept. for details.
Contacts for Community and Regional Planning
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Graduate Chair
Professor Gordon Scholz
Graduate Admissions Coordinator
Dana McIntyre
Campus Address
302 Architecture Hall
Lincoln NE 68588-0105
Application checklist and deadlines
1. Required by Graduate Studies
- Application for Admission with $50 non-refundable application fee
- One set of transcripts
- If English is not your native language: verification of English proficiency
- If you are not a US citizen and you expect an F or J visa: financial information
2. Required by Community and Regional Planning
- Entrance exam(s): GRE not required
- Minimum English proficiency: Paper TOEFL 550, Internet TOEFL 79, IELTS 6.5
- Three recommendation letters
- Personal Statement
- Resume
When sending GRE or TOEFL scores, our institution code is 6877 and a department code is not needed.
Application Deadlines for Community and Regional Planning
- For priority consideration for admission: February 1 for Fall. November 1 for Spring.
- Otherwise: Rolling admission.
Application/admission is for entry in a specific term and year. Our academic year is divided into 3 terms: Fall (August-December), Spring (January-May), and Summer (multiple sessions May-August). Some programs accept new students only in certain terms and/or years.
The Master of Community and Regional Planning (MCRP) program is accredited by the Planning Accreditation Board and designed to provide students with an understanding of the economic, social, political, and physical characteristics of communities and regions, and to assist students in developing skills for application in the planning profession.
Students from diverse educational and professional backgrounds are encouraged to apply for admission to the MCRP program; no prior course work in planning is required. Specializations are optional. Students may pursue an interdepartmental area of specialization: Environmental Studies , Great Plains Studies , or Water Resources Planning and Management .
MCRP students may choose to pursue one of three dual degree programs.
- The Master of Community and Regional Planning / Master of Architecture dual degree program is offered in collaboration with the UNL Architecture Program. This program enables completion of both the MCRP degree and the Master of Architecture degree within a duration of three years of full time study. This program is intended for persons who hold the Bachelor of Science in Architectural Studies (BSAS) degree or equivalent undergraduate degree.
- The Master of Community and Regional Planning / Juris Doctor dual degree program is offered in collaboration with the College of Law at UNL. This program enables completion of both the MCRP degree and the Juris Doctor degree within a four-year duration of full time study.
- The Master of Community and Regional Planning / Master of Science in Civil Engineering dual degree program is offered in collaboration with the UNL Department of Civil Engineering. This program enables completion of both the MCRP degree and MS in Civil Engineering (transportation specialization) in two and one-half years of full-time study. This program is intended for persons who hold a BS in Civil Engineering or equivalent degree.
The MCRP program requires completion of 48 graduate credit hours, 24 of which are required core courses and 18 to 24 (depending on track chosen by student) are electives. Each student consults with a faculty advisor to select elective courses within and outside the program that will help the student achieve his or her academic and professional goals.
A varying number of research assistantships and off-campus internships are available for MCRP students.
Courses and More
- Students work with an advisor to create a plan of study and follow the Steps to Degree Completion. See all courses or jump to related subjects:
- Cost of attendance differs from one student to another. Try our Cost Estimator or see Tuition, Fees, and Funding for details.
Faculty and research
Where available, names link to bios or homepages and contact card icons () link to directory listings with address, phone, and email.
Economic Development and Planning; GIS; Minority Health Issues; Small Town Quality of Life Issues; Immigration
Public Policy; Urban Modeling; Urban Spatial Structure; GIS and Analytic Methods; Land Use and Transportation Interaction
Transportation Planning; Urban Design; Sustainability; Social Equity; Environmental Justice in Transportation; Travel Behavior; Mixed Methods Research
Land Use Planning; Historic Preservation; Urban Planning and Design
Environmental Planning and Policy; Local Land Use Planning in Environmental Management; Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptations; GIS Applications in Planning
This summary page is maintained by Graduate Studies.
For additional details check out the dept./program website: Community and Regional Planning.
Departments: Have an update for this summary? Contact Kurt Mueller.


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I have been monitoring the status of Penn Quarter's iconic Central Liquor sign ever since the building changed hands and the new owners (Joe's Souvenir) applied to the HPRB to make some major changes to it. Although the Board has not yet ruled on Joe's application, it appears that the store went ahead and did what they wanted anyway.
Here's what the sign has looked like since 1936:
And this is what the sign looks like today:
If you couldn't tell (sorry the pic is a bit blurry), the word "Liquor" is gone.
As you may remember, Joe's Souvenir had wanted to change the word "Central" to "Joe's" and the word "Liquor" to "Souvenirs". At the last meeting that the HPRB discussed this issue, it decided to hold the record open until its next meeting: the HPO's representative would go to do some research into relocating the sign, Joe's would revise its application.
This afternoon, I talked to DC Preservation League Director Rebecca Miller about the change. In her last update from the City, she was told that a developer would be removing the sign and storing it until a new home was found where the sign could be displayed intact. The sign hasn't been on HPRB's agenda since I last reported, and no permit has been issued by the City to change it.
This is a disappointing development.


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Richard "Rich" Arthur Buechler, 88, of Collegedale, Tenn., died Tuesday afternoon, May 8, 2018 at the Life Care Center in Collegedale, Tenn.
Visitation will be held from 1:00-2:00 p.m., Tuesday, May 15 at Fenton Funeral Chapel. Funeral services will be held 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 15 at Fenton Funeral Chapel with burial to follow in Centralia City Cemetery.
Rich was born Nov. 20, 1929 in St. Louis, the son of Phillip and Mildred Buechler (nee Braun).
On June 22, 1957 in St. Louis, Rich married M. Sue Buechler who preceded him in death on March 15, 2013.
Rich was a graduate of the University of Missouri. He loved baseball, especially the St. Louis Cardinals, and really enjoyed bowling and tennis.
Rich moved to Centralia from St. Louis and worked at A.B. Chance for many years until his retirement.
Rich is survived by a son, Craig Buechler and wife, Tessa, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; grandsons, Adam and Alex Buechler of Chattanooga, Tenn.; sister, Sandy O'Brock and husband, Butch of Edwardsville, Ill.; brother, Brad Buechler and wife, Stephanie of Chesterfield.
Along with his wife, Sue, Rich was preceded in death by his parents; infant son, Ronald Arthur Buechler; son, Eric Todd Buechler; and sister, Phyllis Stovall.
Memorial donations are suggested to the First Baptist Church in Centralia, in care of Fenton Funeral Chapel, 104 S. Collier, Centralia, Mo. 65240.
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Publisher: The Leicester Galleries: 1959
Seller ID: 24033
Condition: Very Good
VG, tiny white booklet, a little toned by age; b&w photos & text inside are clean & bright. Scarce, this catalogue is part of series on artists that displayed at the Leicester Galleries in Leicester Square. ; 5.5" x 4.2" x 0.1"; 16 pages View more info


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Book XI of Augustine's Confessions consists almost entirely of him trying to figure out the nature of time based on a few clues in Genesis. Despite working from a bad Latin translation and having just a few phrases to work with anyway, Augustine describes several remarkably modern theories about the nature of time.
I'll admit that this book was a bit hard to read. Augustine has some complicated theories that English just wasn't built to handle, and at times he seems to chase himself around in circles.
However, there are some gems to be found. I was especially struck by this passage, where Augustine cries out to God for understanding about time:
My mind is on fire to solve this very intricate enigma. Do not shut the door, Lord my God. Good Father, through Christ I beg you, do not shut the door on my longing to understand these things which are both familiar and obscure. Do not prevent me, Lord, from penetrating them and seeing them illuminated by the light of your mercy. Whom shall I ask about them? And to whom but you shall I more profitably confess my incompetence? You are not irritated by the burning zeal with which I study your scriptures. Grant what I love. For I love, and this love was your gift. Grant it, Father. You truly know how to give good gifts to your children. Grant it, since I have undertaken to acquire understanding and the labour is too much for me until you open the way. Through Christ I beg you, in the name of him who is the holy of holy ones, let no one obstruct my inquiry." – Augustine's Confessions, XI, xxii (28)
Wow. I've prayed for scientific insight before (including the night before my IB physics test), but never with the fervor Augustine displays here. I love his hunger to understand and his understanding that God is the one who can provide it.


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The new Sony Alpha SLT-A55V and SLT-A33 DSLR Cameras feature Translucent Mirror Technology.
Sony today introduced two new alpha cameras with the SLT-A55V and SLT-A33 that adopt Sony's newly-developed Translucent Mirror Technology, which achieves the highest-level of auto focus speed for both still image and movie shooting.
The Translucent Mirror Technology in the new Sony Alpha SLT-A55V and SLT-A33 provides performance previously unattainable with traditional DSLR technology says Sony. Using the new technology, the a55 and a33 models can continuously and quickly focus (with TTL phase-detection) while shooting stills and recording video--even in full HD, allowing desired moments to be captured in tack sharp focus, high-definition video. They can shoot continuously at up to 10 frames per second on the a55 (and up to seven on the a33), achieving shooting speeds that are the fastest in the industry for an APS-C size sensor-equipped interchangeable lens cameras under $1000.
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If you're looking for a book recommendation, I recently finished Ken Greenhall's Hell Hound. It's stunning. Think Shirley Jackson meets Ernest Hemingway by way of Stephen King. It's horror, but it's that slow, seething, and spine-chilling kind of horror that gets under your skin and burns your heart.
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By Marguerite Harkness
'Twas the rainiest morning,
And out on the Street,
Stood legions of SLH folks,
Who wouldn't be beat.
"Save Lakewood Hospital",
They shouted out loud –
Save Lives, Save Jobs, and
Keep Lakewood proud!
The rain was relentless,
The puddles were deep,
The drivers were happy
To tell us "Beep-Beep"!
The Clinic cops were decent,
This we must say,
As we cleared the crosswalks,
And promised to obey.
Back home before breakfast,
Our coats soaking wet,
Our gloves and our pants
And our shoes were a mess!
Toby is bragging,
We heard with alarm,
He says Clinic's flush,
Means Lakewood no harm.
But Clinic monopoly
In Lakewood's own town
Means Lakewood's economy
Is heading WAY DOWN!
A thousand of jobs,
And a ton of dough,
No inpatient beds,
And NOWHERE TO GO!


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Ojanen, Tapio
Tapio Ojanen is the Chair of the Finnish Association for the Club of Rome. His main interests include sustainable development, energy and resilience thinking.
Tapio is Senior Advisor at the Regional Council of Paijat-Hame, Southern Finland. His work focus is on issues of transportation, land use, natural resources, climate change and energy. He holds a MS in Energy Economics from Aalto University in Helsinki. Tapio has previously worked at the Divisions of Sustainable Development of both Finland's Ministry of the Environment and the United Nations in New York.


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Tribune Bankruptcy the Leading Edge of the Private Equity Bust
The reason the Tribune went under isn't primarily because dead tree media is having a hard time making money these days, though it is. The reason it's going under is because it has too much debt, and can't borrow much more. It has too much debt because when Zell took over the company, he loaded the company down with the costs of his takeover.
This is standard in deals where private equity firms, or takeover artists like Zell take a company private. The cost of the buyout is loaded onto the takeover target. The new owner then tries to deal with whatever cash flow problems or other issues the company might have had, pays itself a huge dividend, and then sells the company, either to someone else private or back onto the public market. The clean ups are often not as good as they look, they destroy long term value, but the short term is what matters to the market, even though the firm which is resold is generally loaded down with a huge amount of debt, and has had valuable parts of the business sold off.
So, with the Tribune what happened is that Zell bought the company and then a big bad recession happened. If the Tribune wasn't burdened by so much debt, it could probably have struggled through for a few years, hoping that when the recession ended it could pick things up and that in the meantime it could continue restructuring for the new realities of the news business, where advertising profits from the printed editions are down and never going to recover fully.
But because of the debt, it can't. Being taken over by Zell is precisely why it's going under.
This pattern is going to repeat with a lot of private equity acquisitions. Most were bought with the explicit intention to flip, but in the middle of a bad recession or maybe even a depression, with balance sheets burdened by debt related to their own takeover, no one wants to buy and the debt makes it hard for them to survive.
Private equity was easy money, just like high finance.
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Matthew Lee
Matthew Warren Lee is a Wisconsin born painter of landscapes, architecture, and portraits. He received his Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee in 2014 and lives and works in Milwaukee. Much of Lee's work is rooted in his experiences with large scientific devices as a member of the United States Antarctic Program where he worked in science support from 2008-2010. This included a 13 month stay at the Geographic South Pole for Antarctic winter where he learned field medicine and taught watercolor classes to scientists and support personnel. Lee is currently involved with the Carthage Institute of Paleontology for whom he excavates dinosaur bones in Montana's Hell Creek Geological Formation. Lee taught at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee from 2012-2014, Carthage College from 2014-2015, and currently teaches at Alverno College and the Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design. His work is exhibited throughout the American Midwest. His paintings and arts writing have been published locally in Third Coast Digest and nationally in New American Paintings and Manifest.
Matthew Warren Lee
2505 E. Bennett Ave. Upper Rear, Milwaukee, WI 53207
Portfolio of Artworks available at www.MWarrenLee.com
2014 MFA, Painting and Drawing, University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee
2016 Bachman's Warbler, Gallery 224, Port Washington, Wisconsin
2015 A Tale of Two Residencies, RedLine, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2015 Scientificous, Manifest Creative Research and Drawing Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
2015 Distressed Structures – The Weathering of Ecology, Jazz Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2014 Meet the Residents, Gallery 224, Port Washington, Wisconsin
2014 Hidden River, Sharon Lynn Wilson Center for the Arts, Brookfield, Wisconsin
2014 Master Pieces, Manifest Creative Research and Drawing Center, Cincinnati, Ohio
2014 Group Show, Elaine Erickson Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2014 The Empire of Debris, Institute of Visual Arts (INOVA), University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee
2010 Watercolors and Drawings, Amundsen-Scott Research Station, Antarctica
2007 Watercolor Portraits, Tory Folliard Gallery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
2012 First Place, Harbin International Snow and Ice Sculpting Competition, Peck School of the Arts Team, China
2010 United States Medal of Antarctic Service, with Bronze Clasp, Department of Defense
2015 The World Retrieved: Contemporary Landscapes, Gallery 224, Port Washington, Wisconsin
2014-2015 Port Art Partners Artist in Residence Program, Port Washington, Wisconsin, September 2014 – May 2015
2016 International Painting Annual, Manifest, Fall 2016
2016 Manifest Exhibition Annual, January, 2016
2015 International Painting Annual, Manifest, Fall 2015
2015 Manifest Exhibition Annual, January, 2015
2013 New American Paintings 107, Midwest Edition, August/September, 2013
2012 Third Coast Digest, August 8, 2012
2012 Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Missouri
2010 United States Antarctic Program, Amundsen-Scott Research Station, Antarctica
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As IF Articles
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Carpets & Candids: Spirits As IF
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Paula Patton, as IF. As IF she arrived last, after some major major stars, including Jennifer Lawrence. And preened at the photo wall forever. The dress looked good on her. But terrible colour. Full Article
Carpets & Candids: the most annoying outfit at Comic-Con
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She makes it that way. If it were Emma Stone or Kirsten Dunst, sure. But Emmy Rossum is dressed in a bridesmaid-coloured suit with a shiny tie like she can pull it off. Who is Emmy Rossum? Whatever she is, she's not enough. Some clothes require It. Few girls have It. Emmy Rossum will never be It. Full Article


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Tina joined the firm in 2014 as the IT Administrator. Her duties include the design and development of the CRM system, hardware and software purchasing and implementation, and assisting with any technology support needs.
Tina developed the love for technology as a child. In her early years, Tina built computers as a hobby, and since then has educated herself in all aspects of technology.
Prior to joining the firm, Tina worked in a variety of non-profit organizations. Her previous experience includes working as a Case Manager in the Lyon's Veteran's Hospital for Community Hope, and as an Office manager/IT Specialist for a construction company. During her college years, Tina was a stress management counselor for the Women's Center at Montclair State. She also founded and ran an anti-trafficking organization called Campus Coalition Against Trafficking "CCAT".
Tina enjoys spending time with her husband Dave and their dogs Jack and Jill. In her spare time, her other hobbies include, extreme couponing, gardening, and sewing. She also enjoys musical theatre, and playing and watching sports.


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Kim Lenox is a senior interaction designer at Adaptive Path. With over a decade of experience in software design and development, she is a strong believer in the power of user experience design to improve our daily lives. Kim's primary focus is working with clients as a researcher, trainer, and designer for mobile, devices, and application software.


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It is the mission of the Tega Cay Police Department to safeguard the lives and property of the people we serve, to reduce the incidence and fear of crime, and to enhance public safety while working with communities to improve their quality of life. The Police Department will strive to be mission oriented, and a problem solving department that works hand and hand with the community to reduce crime and build relationships. Our mandate is to do so with honor and integrity, while at all times conducting ourselves with the highest ethical standards to maintain public confidence.
Payments can also be made via mail: 7705 Tega Cay Drive, Tega Cay, SC 29708 (Attn. Tega Cay Municipal Court)
Do you believe you've been a victim of fraud? Do you wonder about scams going on in our area? Help report false phone calls and fake internet scams on the Better Business Bureau's Scam Tracker. Stop other people from becoming a victim of fraud.
The Tega Cay Code of Laws (Sec. 34-171) requires alarms and alarm systems to be registered. Click here to register now.
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Frisky Prickly 2009
Winemaker's Notes:
Made by a team of maverick winemakers hailing from Victoria's far corners, Frisk is crafted by seasoned hands. Harvested in the chilly eve, prized free-run Riesling juice is fermented with canny yeasts that ensure the wine is sporting plenty of aromatic verve. And the prickle? A gentle spritz courtesy of those clever yeasts, captured to deliver a palate-rousing tickle.
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It's a mouth-revving Riesling with a bite that sings with mountain-stream purity, quartz-like acidity coming right at you, bold and unapologetic. You may see notes of lemon sorbet, bath salts and white lilies layered with spices from your favorite childhood pie shop…guess that depends on your childhood. But you can't deny its raciness and versatility, sidling up suggestively to food that's both sweet and spicy. Its intensity will slap you in the face, the oodles of length will have you scrambling for more
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Just when I think that I can't write about payday early enough, I get a bump in questions about when the next military payday is coming around. The next regular, active duty military payday is Tuesday, 15 September 2015. The day and time of your pay deposit will depend on the bank with whom you have your pay directed deposited, and sometimes the type of account which you use, because some banks and credit unions offer early direct deposit as a benefit to their customers (and to encourage people to move their direct deposit to a new financial institution.)
Tuesday PaydayIf your bank or credit union does not offer early direct deposit, your pay will be deposited into your bank account sometime on Tuesday, 15 September 2015.
Getting Paid On MondayThe most common early direct deposit schedule is to post military pay one business day prior to the regular payday. For this payday, one business day early will be Monday, 14 September 2015. The two biggest financial institutions that offer to deposit military pay one business day early are USAA and Pacific Marine Credit Union.
Probably On SaturdayNavy Federal Credit Union members who use an Active Duty checking account for their military pay deposits will have their funds available for use on the morning of Saturday, 12 September 2015. Navy Federal members with any other type of checking should expect to have their pay deposited on the regular payday of Tuesday, 15 September 2015.
Likely on FridayService Credit Union offers direct deposit of active duty military pay two business days early, pending the receipt of the deposit information from the Defense Finance and Accounting Service (DFAS). Last Tuesday payday, Service Credit Union credited deposits on the preceding Friday. It is likely that this Tuesday will follow the same pattern.
While early direct deposit is a nice perk of certain banking institutions, please don't make any financial moves based on that early pay. Even for banks and credit unions that guarantee early direct deposit, there are a million and one things that could go wrong. Safer to plan to be paid on the actual payday so that you won't find yourself in any unfortunate situations.


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Everyone has questions about plumbing question at some point in time. This article will give you the information that you need for all kinds of plumbing emergencies arise.
Pump out your septic tank every five years to keep it in proper working well. Although it could cost a good deal of money to pump out your septic tank, it is nothing compared to what you will have to spend on cleaning up a backup of sewage or repairing or replacing your septic system.
Do not pay your plumber until the problem is fixed. You may need to pay some money in the beginning, but do not give them the entire sum of money until you are sure they have done a good job. You need to know the plumber did what he promised before they get your money.
Knowing what tools and how to use them can help greatly in your plumbing experience. Be sure to have a plan ahead of time before trying any type of repair, because it can be expensive to fix mistakes.
Don't use harsh chemicals such as toilet tablets that claim to be cleaners in your toilet. These may deodorize, but they have the side effect of damaging the rubber in your toilet, causing poor functionality or even complete breakdown of the fixture.
If your toilet gets clogged, and the plunger is not working, you can pour a bucket of hot water down the toilet, you can sometimes fix the problem by dumping warm water into your toilet at waist level (or maybe even a little higher). Do this as often as necessary if the water level gets too low.
Don't pour cooking grease, grease or fat into your drain. This is primarily true if you are someone who has a garbage disposals because the fats will make the blades go slower and less efficiently. Make sure you dispose of oils in other places other than the sink.
Schedule all your plumbing work simultaneously.You might be tempted to have a plumber come out for every little thing that happens, but having multiple repairs done at once allows you to save up for the cost. Most plumbers have an hourly rate and a flat rate for the trip: asking a plumber to fix multiple problems in one visit to your home.
Pour equal parts baking soda and vinegar down your bathtub drain every month. Plug up the opening or cover it with a cloth while the chemical reaction takes place. After waiting a few minutes,just flush the drain out with water that has reached a boiling point. This simple solution can break up the pipes by everything from hair to soap scum.
Don't flush items like paper towels, sanitary napkins, diapers or cotton balls, paper towels and cotton balls.
Learning about these problems can save a lot of headache down the road. In addition, routine maintenance work can help prevent problems before they come up. Keep these tips handy so you'll be prepared for any future plumbing need.


text: Fine article with data about preferences of most Americans for natural burial. But there are no local options for those of us in or near Ann Arbor. We have some work to do to establish this. If most of us want it, why are we lagging behind demand? Because we are afraid to talk about death, and therefore, we don't plan ahead, which results in doing what our family has always done – conventional funeral and burial. Visit your local cemetery and ask them for natural burial. Chances are they will tell you that they don't offer it because no-one is asking for it! Or they don't really know what it is. You have to inform them.


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First awarded 1990, the Australian Trophy was donated by Sid Jaffe, twice Rear Commodore Australia. It is awarded for a voyage made by an Australian member or members which starts or finishes in Australia. The winner is decided by vote of the Australian membership.


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Kajal Aggarwal
Kajal Aggarwal is a dazzling Bollywood diva, who has appeared in many Hindi, Tamil and Telugu movies. She is not only stunning but also extremely talented. The dusky beauty has nominated for the Filmfare Award for Best Telugu Actress with her biggest Blockbuster hit movie "Magadheera". Kajal Aggarwal has made her acting debut with Bollywood movie Kyun…! Ho Gaya Na which has received positive response at the Box office. Then she got a chance from some Tollywood filmmakers and entered into Tollywood film industry with Lakshmi Kalyanam.


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|No such thing as a small change
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What it sounds like what you really want is different tests with varying level of details but only run one big test script. The thing about tests is that it cost nothing to keep making them, if you make one big test script you might spend as much time just trying to debug your test script as you would your module.
Why not start with a strategy of making a number of different tests with each one in its own file; each test has different layers of complexity. Start with small simple tests as your core and write them. As you need add complexity to your tests, focus a test on one aspect of your module. Your tests are easier to maintain because they are limited in scope. Another reason to limit the scope is that it easier for you to focus on that one piece. I cannot imagine, with the things that you are working with, trying to test everything at once. For example these could be a list of test files,
basic.t # Basic functionality (Does a single level hash or array work?) embedded.t # Embedded functionality (Does a HoH, HoA, AoH, AoA, and deeper work?) wide_data.t # What about wide hashes and arrays (4000+ keys)? deep_data.t # What about deep hashes and arrays (4000+ levels)? Does every level behave appropriately? filter.t # What happens if we use filters on the keys? The values? internals.t # What about changing some of the internal key values? change_wide.t # Changing the hashing function make a difference? change_deep.t # clone.t # Does cloning work? import.t # What about importing and exporting from standard Perl data structures? tied datastructures? export.t # locking.t # How about if I turn locking on and off? dbm_deept.t # What about creating the db using tie vs. DBM::Deep->new? concurrent.t # How about concurrent access? auto_bless.t # What about turning autobless on and off? What about locking? autoflush?
This way might be more redundant, however, by building it in layers you will be able to more easily identify when you broke your code because the simple stuff will start breaking right away and you can focus your immediate efforts on fixing that before you attempt to address your very specific and detailed tests.
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Benefit Dandelion Shy Beam is the answer to my prayers. Out of all the new things I've tried lately, this is my favourite. Basically, Shy Beam is a liquid highlighter. A matte liquid highlighter. It sounds crazy but bear with me.
Firstly the packaging. It's so pretty, a little glass screw top bottle with a brush, much like Benetint, or in fact, a nail polish. The colour scheme is really pretty too.
If you're looking for a product that will add light and radiance to your face, without adding shimmer or worse, glitter, to your face, then look no further. This unassuming nude liquid will answer your prayers. Even if you're as pale as I am (Mac NW15 if that helps).
You apply the liquid, as with any other highlighter, where you want to brighten. I must apologise for the following pics, I'm fresh out of the shower with a towel on my head and nothing by my base makeup on.
Next, this is where I apply the Shy Beam.
And here it is blended out.
To make it easier to see the difference, here's a side by side comparison. Hopefully you can see that the central parts of my face, under my eyes, nose, between the eyebrows and chin are just brighter.I moan a lot about my skin, and lots of base products don't work too well for me, settling into pores, or showing up dry patches I didn't even know were there, but his blends quickly and easily. It's absolutely foolproof. I've blended out with brushes and fingertips and both work well, I find fingertips melt this into the skin seamlessly quickly and easily.
Just so you can see the full effect (and I can share a photo where I don't have a towel on my head), this is the finished effect, with my hair dried and the rest of my make up on.
The lightness it adds to your face is subtle, but that's the point. Don't get me wrong, I love a beautiful shimmery highlight as much as the next person (and in fact I sometimes add that as well), but for brightening up the face this works an absolute treat.
I would imagine, the darker your skintone the more dramatic the effect but I will say that this is quite buildable, or it can be really sheered out, so it will cover a good range of skin tones. Make it as dramatic as you like!
I bought my Benefit Dandelion Shy Beam from my local Benefit Counter where it retails at £19.50.
I've not heard about this product before. Love the side by side photo – there is a slight lift. Thanks for sharing
I agree that it's subtle but yes! That's what we want sometimes! Looks lovely 🙂
It is must definitely subtle but to be honest I like subtle things more and so with that in mind I think I need it my life 😉 x
It looks great. I like how subtle it is, this is what I'm looking for in a makeup too. It seems like a great product. x
Wow! It looks good in you. I always fond of nude shades for natural look. 🙂


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Beyoncé is a fashion icon for sure, and her "Single Ladies" video has become a phenomenon. Check out this tutorial for a step by step on how to style your own hair into a bouffant 'do just like Miss Knowles herself.
This style is not hard to do but you may need to use extensions if your hair is not long enough. Have fun with it! This style is guaranteed to get someone to "put a ring on it"!


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The Judith Friedland Fund for Occupational Therapy Research in Oncology and Palliative Care
In honour of Dr. Judith Friedland, former Chair of the Department of Occupational Therapy, The Judith Friedland Fund for Occupational Therapy Research in Oncology and Palliative Care was established. It recognizes Dr. Friedland's exemplary contributions to the field of occupational therapy, the Department, and the University of Toronto.
The purpose of the Judith Friedland Fund is to support research on how occupational therapy can help individuals with cancer and those in palliative care to pursue their occupational goals. Research proposals should address: 1) challenges presented by living with a diagnosis of cancer, or 2) coping with end of life concerns regarding life roles and relationships.
The Fund provides up to $5,000 awarded annually.
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Past Recipients of The Judith Friedland Fund for Occupational Therapy Research in Oncology and Palliative Care
Brain tumours are the leading cause of cancer death among children and youth aged 19 years and under and it is estimated that 27 Canadians are diagnosed with a brain tumour every day. Currently, there is a paucity of population based information on brain tumours and even fewer on benign brain tumours. However, it is important to recognize that benign brain tumours can still cause serious health problems and negative long term effects that may be improved through rehabilitation. This study will describe the profile and trajectory of all patients with malignant and benign brain tumours in Ontario, Canada. A focus will be placed on patients with brain tumours that receive occupational therapy. Patients with benign and malignant brain tumours will be compared and geographic variation within Ontario will also be examined. Using specified International Classification of Disease Version 10 codes, patients with brain tumours in the emergency department, acute care, and inpatient rehabilitation will be identified in the National Ambulatory Care Reporting System, Discharge Abstract Database, and the National Rehabilitation Reporting System respectively. Patients that receive occupational therapy will be identified in the Home Care Reporting System. Surveillance of brain tumours is crucial to better address the needs of this population and to align resources with needs. As survival rates increase, a greater demand for rehabilitation will emerge. As such, this project will provide the foundation for future research proposals to build upon. Finally, this project will build upon an already established working relationship with knowledge users throughout the project to ensure the data are utilized in planning of occupational therapy for patients with brain tumours.
Rationale: Individuals with cancer are living longer due to medical advances in detection and treatment. Despite adding years to patients' lives, cancer treatments are associated with adverse health effects. Occupational therapy (OT) can play a key role in rehabilitating cancer survivors, however there is limited research evaluating the effectiveness of OT within oncology rehabilitation to ensure patients receive the most effective rehabilitation.
Objective: The aim of this sequential explanatory study is to examine whether OT as part of an in-patient oncology rehabilitation program at TRI-HC will improve the performance of ADLs for adults above the ages of 18 living with cancer.
Methods: A pre-post mixed methods design will be used. A convenience sample of thirty participants will be recruited from the in-patient oncology program being evaluated. Participants will complete the RNLI, KPSS and GAS measures before and after participating in the OT oncology rehabilitation program. One month post-discharge, participants will complete the RNLI and a qualitative semi-structured interview aimed at understanding their experiences and perceptions of the program. Assessment data will be analyzed using a t-test for paired comparison and interviews will be analyzed through directed content analysis.
Practice implications: The evaluation of the OT oncology rehabilitation program will provide rationale for the inclusion of the OT within oncology rehabilitation teams and contribute to future evidence-based oncology program development.
Conclusion: The findings from this study will continue to provide evidence regarding the effectiveness of OT and its impact on patient satisfaction in achieving self-identified goals and improving ADL performance within an oncology rehabilitation program.
Background: Only 60% of individuals who are diagnosed with cancer have returned to work 1-2 years following cancer treatment. An understanding of the processes (most commonly identified in qualitative research) that can facilitate successful return to work can enhance return to work rates.
Purpose: In this study we propose to complete a meta-synthesis of the qualitative research to investigate how cancer survivors themselves experience the return to work process, the challenges they identify, and the supports that facilitate both a positive return to work process and outcome.
Method: We will employ a systematic process utilizing the following five steps: 1) identify relevant research question(s) [as indicated above]; 2) establish study inclusion and exclusion criteria; 3) establish search strategies and select relevant studies; 4) appraise study quality; 5) extract, analyze and synthesize the findings across studies. A meta-ethnographic approach will be used to analyze and synthesis the data.
Anticipated Outcomes: Results from this meta-synthesis will be used to:
- Develop a databank of qualitative studies and evidence tables
- Gain a deeper understanding of the processes individuals engage in to return to work and maintain their employment following cancer survivorship
- Develop best practice recommendations for supporting cancers survivors' abilities to return to work
- Identify elements within the individual, work, workplace, and environment that may either challenge or facilitate successful return to work.
Stergiou-Kita, M., Grigorovich, A., Tseung, V., Milosevic, E., Hebert, D., Phan, S., Jones, J. (2014). Qualitative Meta-synthesis of Survivors' Work Experiences and the Development of Strategies to Facilitate Return to Work. Journal of Cancer Survivorship: Research and Practice. 28(2), 1-14.
Introduction: Physician Assisted Suicide (PAS) is the process in which physicians provide the means for terminally ill patients to end their lives (Carlson, 2014). Euthanasia involves more active engagement with the process of bringing about death. While the two are distinct, the likelihood is that legislation in Canada will embrace both options. With the Supreme Court of Canada soon to rule on the Carter appeal, the prospect of decriminalization across Canada is real and imminent. While studies have examined opinions of certain healthcare providers (Levy, Azar, Huberfeld, Siegel & Strous, 2013), little is known about Occupational Therapists' (OTs') attitudes towards PAS and euthanasia. OTs' client-centred perspective potentially enables them to explore a patient's wish to die (Carlson, 2014), and contribute to discussion around PAS and euthanasia.
Objective: OT-PASE-Canada will survey the perspectives of OTs and Student OTs in Canada on the legalization of PAS and euthanasia and inform discussions on a position statement from the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists. This will potentially assist with identifying any emergent best practices for clients requesting PAS or euthanasia whenever it may become legal.
Methods: We aim to recruit 100-200 participants for our concurrent, mixed-methods study. We will use an online anonymous survey, with quantitative and qualitative questions. To analyze the data, we will use an online survey tool to generate descriptive statistics of the quantitative responses and the research team will engage in a triangulated thematic analysis of the qualitative responses.
Dr. Mary Stergiou-Kita; Kim Adlard
Background and Relevance: With improvements in screening, diagnostic and treatment techniques, the number of individuals who are surviving cancer is increasing.1 American statistics indicate that two thirds of individuals diagnosed with cancer have a life expectancy of at least 5 years.2 In Canada there were an estimated 171, 000 new cases of cancer in 2009 with an accompanying five year survival rate of 82.5%.3 The number of adults of working age surviving cancer has also increased with almost half of cancer survivors currently representing individuals under the age of 65.4-5 Individuals who have survived cancer report a desire to re-engage in paid employment in relation to productivity needs, a sign of recovery and return to their normal lives and ability to financially self-sustain oneself and re-enter the labour force.1, 5-6 However, despite the importance of work to their well-being, survivors are 1.4 times more likely to be unemployed than individuals without health concerns.2 In addition, only 60% of individuals who are diagnosed with cancer have returned to work 1-2 years following cancer treatment.1 These individuals are in the prime of their work lives and if unable to return to work, pose health care costs and financial losses at the individual, family and societal levels. Returning to work following cancer diagnosis and treatment can be challenging. Cancer survivors must contend with persistent symptoms (e.g. pain, fatigue, cognitive dysfunction, anxiety and depression) that affect their ability to re-engage and maintain employment. 1,5, 9-11 Survivors may also find it challenging to access supports from health or vocational service providers (e.g. vocational counseling services, vocational training/re-training, job replacement, job search and job maintenance assistance).1-11 Poor workplace supports, limited access to workplace accommodations and experiences of stigma and discrimination can lead to job separation following cancer. 5-7, 9, 11-15 For individuals who were either unemployed prior to their cancer or experience loss of their pre-illness job following cancer, navigating the journey back to work can be particularly challenging. While some community services exist for individuals who are returning to their pre-cancer work with established employers (e.g. Wellspring), there are no vocational programs that assist cancer survivors in re-establishing vocational goals, searching for new work, accessing training opportunities, and securing a job with a new employer.
Project Objectives: To fill this gap, we propose to develop a modular self-management tool that survivors can utilize when planning and returning to work following cancer. This pilot work will also serve as a catalyst for developing further vocational programming for cancer survivors. Modules will address the following areas: work readiness; understanding how on-going symptoms can affect my work; identifying work interests, aptitudes and work goals; income replacement benefits information; job search skills; disclosure to future employers and at the workplace; and accessing government support for employment services.
Methods: We will use the following methods to develop the tool and garner feedback on its applicability:
- A review of best practice evidence and identification of the knowledge, skills and supports required by cancer survivors to plan, navigate and negotiate their labour market re-entry, if job separation has occurred. This will include reviews of vocational service delivery models/approaches in cancer and meta-syntheses examining strategies for facilitating return to work (as previously completed by the principal investigator).
- A review of vocational services provided in cancer and other populations (e.g. HIV, mental health, physical disabilities) to identify relevant elements for a vocational self-management modular tool (e.g. Canadian Partners against Cancer reports on return to work programs in Canada, relevant websites such as Cancer and Careers and websites and resources from other disability groups who have developed vocational counseling self-management tools such as. Employment ACTion Toronto.
- Focus groups with cancers survivors and expert cancer rehabilitation vocational service providers to garner their feedback on the modules created, and the tools' comprehensiveness, clarity, utility and ease of use.
Knowledge Transfer Plan: Once developed we will disseminate information regard the tool through a publication in the Journal of Cancer Survivorship, local and national presentations through the Cancer Research Consortium and Canadian Partnership against Cancer and vocational programs that assist cancer survivors with work-related goals (e.g. Princess Margaret Hospital, ELLICSR, Sunnybrook Odette Centre, WellSpring).


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Discussion in 'The Watercooler' started by gottaloveem, Jan 25, 2007.
Who was the guest judge? I can't figure it out or find the answers on the internet anywhere.
She's Carole Bayer Sager. Here's some info:
So what did we think about the auditions?
I thought there were some good people. I cant remember them all but I liked the girl who snuck into town from ohio without her dads permission and then called him. That was so touching. Then there was the guy from VA.
Why on earth do people show up in costumes? A space suit? Please!
And what about that girl who got up there and couldnt sing, told them she knew she couldnt sing, admitted she was tone deaf but told them she knew she could be the next american idol because she felt that you didnt have to be able to sing! LMAO. Then she got mad at the judges when they pointed out that all the people who had won previously could sing...OMG. I was laughing so hard.
Yeah Janet, the space suit was way over the top
thanks TM for the answer. My friend and I couldn't figure it out. Her husband kept saying Carol King :wildone: and we were saying, No Way! LOL
I liked the two girls that came in together as friends. Simon told the one that the hollywood way is to kick them when they are down. She had a great voice. (the taller one) I bet she will make it to the final 12. JMHO
I agree. My favorites were the best friends. Oh- and the guy who came back. The one who partied too hard last year and couldn't remember the words in Hollywood so he quit. I loved how it haunted him and he had the cojones to admit he was wrong and asked for a second chance---and that they are giving it to him. YAY!
I was so annoyed by that Ian Bernardo guy. I think he was just there to get on the air. I think he had everything he said to Simon scripted in his head.I think he knew that he couldn't sing. He's annoying and a waste of time. I can't stand the way he talks. New Yorkers don't talk that way. I honestly think they shouldn't give him anymore airtime. He's just a jerk.
The two girls that are friends are actually from my neck of the woods. For some reason, I don't think they are going to make it to the finals. They were good, but I don't think they are quite as good as some of the others that have gone through.
I liked the kid with the green shirt that Simon said he thought he was better than the audition and that he'd probably surprise everyone in the next round.
I was glad the guy who made it last season but forgot his words and left got another chance. He has an AWESOME smokey voice!
Do you notice the look on Paula's face when the good looking young guys can sing? She has the look of a cat in heat and on the prowl, doesn't she? Did you catch the look on her face when the 16 year old came in (the one who was adopted by a Bolivian family)? His mother better keep an eye out, cause Paula's on the prowl!
There's a thread on americanidol.com about how much the guest host looked like Joan Collins.
I thought the same thing when she first walked out! I couldn't figure what in the world Joan Collins had to do with singing.
Loth, I'd forgotten about the 16 year old. He was incredibly handsome and sure doesn't look 16!
Yes I also noticed how Paula's demeanor changed when a good looking male was in the room. Do we really think she didn't have that flirtation with Corey What'shisname a few years back? Hmmm.
Kathy- you're right about C.B-S looking like Joan Collins! I hadn't thought of that before. I remember when she was dating Marvin Hamlisch and then married to Burt Bacharach. I enjoyed reading the article about her on the link TM provided. It brought back a lot of memories and made me want to hum some of her tunes.
LOL...My husband said hey what is Joan Collins doing on American Idol!
OK...I thought it was Joan Collins at first also. Then the
only other Carol I could think of was Carol King.
The 16 year old boy was something. I'm sure Paula wasn't the only one flipping out! DDD
In all fairness to Paula, the guys go banannas and get stupid looks on their faces with a nice looking girl too. Paula just sits upright and her eyes light up and she practically blushes and gushes over the guys. I'm just waiting for cartoon hearts to start shooting out from around her.
I though that woman looked like Joan Collins too. I'm sure most of those kids hadn't a clue who she was either.
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The naming of the Canadian Town of Ajax in Ontario is unique being the only recorded instance of a town or city taking its name from a ship. It continues to be the only town or city in the world so named.
But why name a town after a ship, especially a Canadian town with that of a British warship?
How did this happen?
And why this particular ship?
On September 10, 1939 when Canada declared war on Germany, the present site of the Town of Ajax was then just peaceful rolling farmland nestled on the edge of Lake Ontario in Pickering County, some 16 miles (25 Kms) east of Toronto. In fact at that time it had only been 150 years since the first white settlers had arrived in this area to start their new life in what to them was unknown land.
And so it had remained peaceful farmland until abruptly early in 1941 it suddenly became the site of Defence Industries Limited (D.I.L.), Pickering Munitions Works. Thus began what was to rapidly become a vast munitions plant, the largest in Canada and one of the biggest in the world. By 1945 the Works had filled 40 million shells; employed over 9,000 people at peak production, by far the majority being female. It boasted of its own post office, water and sewage treatment plants, a school population of over 600, 30 miles of railroad and 30 miles of roads. The entire D.I.L. plant site included some 2,985 acres. People had come from all over Canada to work at D.I.L.
This enormous burgeoning war plant had grown very quickly into a community which sorely needed to have its own identity, its own name. In mid summer of 1941 the D.I.L. management formed a committee to arrange a competition to choose a name. The name chosen was to come from the first significant British naval victory of World War 2 and of course, the D.I.L. Pickering plant was a critical supplier of shells to the British Royal Navy.
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in our naval annals .....in the days of a dark cold winter it warms the cockles of the British heart'. That speech literally reverberated around the world. This Battle thus became one of the Royal Navy's most well known World War 2 naval battles and in 1956 was made into a very successful film 'The Battle of the River Plate' starring John Gregson, Peter Finch and Anthony Quale. The name Ajax and the names of her accompanying ships became worldwide symbols of courage and determination; attributes this Canadian community obviously respected and found synonymous with their name seeking aspirations. So Ajax was chosen as the name of this war-born community.
Although the reverse has been common practice for the Royal Navy to name its ships after towns and cities, this naming was unique forging a link not only to the Royal Navy but to those officers and crews who served in this, the seventh Royal Naval vessel to bear the name, HMS Ajax, a cruiser built in 1934 and it's successor, a frigate built in 1962, through which a tradition has now been established. The Town takes a particular interest in maintaining very strong links with the HMS Ajax and River Plate Veterans Association (Note 1) with regular mutual visits particularly as anniversaries occur. Since 1962 each incoming Mayor automatically extends an invitation to the British Admiralty for their ships to visit the town, particularly if an HMS Ajax is currently in commission. Both the cruiser and frigate did pay visits. Upon the frigate being decommissioned and scrapped her anchor was donated to the Town and is now proudly installed there. Special commemorations are to take place in the Town in June 2014 to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Battle in which a contingent of members of The HMS Ajax & River Plate Veterans Association will participate.
In 1945, World War 2 ended, but not the Town of Ajax. As the young veterans returned home, accommodation was required for thousands of additional university students. Consequently, the University of Toronto leased much of the D.I.L. plant to house the new flood of engineering students. War machinery was moved out and the buildings were converted to classrooms and laboratories. The residences that had housed war workers now housed university students. All the facilities of the University of Toronto were duplicated at Ajax. By 1949, the last year of the University of Toronto, Ajax Division, some 7,000 engineering students had received their basic training here.
But what was to become of this Town named Ajax? Many people who worked or lived in Ajax during the D.I.L. or university days wanted to remain there. Due largely to the vision of George W. Finley of the Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Ajax became a planned modern community using the war time base for its post-war foundation. The swords were beaten into ploughshares. Post-war Ajax began its growth.
Industry and people came from everywhere to take advantage of the many assets of Ajax. Its schools, churches, hospital, steam generating plant, comprehensive town planning and particularly its geography on the shore of Lake Ontario close to Toronto but setting its individual identity, at a separate pace with its friendly, industrious and involved citizens.
Brenda Kriz, Records Manager and Freedom of Information Coordinator for the Town of Ajax, who devoted intensive research to the subject, concluded the name Ajax was adopted by the management of the Defence Industries plant in the late summer to early autumn of 1941 following the competition to name the community which had been held in mid-summer. The community gained its own municipal government in 1950 as the Corporation of the Improvement District of Ajax. 1953 saw it become the Corporation of the Town of Ajax holding its first council elections that December. In 1973 it was amalgamated with the Village of Pickering while annexing certain portions of the Township of Pickering and became The Town of Ajax. This was all part of the new Durham Region. The Durham Region and the Town of Ajax officially came into being on January 1st 1974. In 2011 Ajax had a population of 109,600.
There is one final and unique chapter of this bond connecting Town and Ship. The Town is a living memorial as it accords the honour of naming and dedicating all of its streets by taking the names of the Officers and Crew of this Cruiser Ajax, the Frigate which followed her of the same name and of the other two warships at the Battle of the River Plate, HMS Achilles and HMS Exeter. To date some 600 streets have been so named. Thus Bob Sharplin is now remembered by "Sharplin Drive" completed in 2012 and dedicated along with several others on 16th June 2014 in the presence of this author, Bob's son, during the Town's celebrations to mark the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of the River Plate.
"Sharplin Drive" Street Naming Ceremony, Town of Ajax, 16th June 2014
From left - Elizabeth Sharplin (Clive's Wife), Clive Sharplin (Bob's son), Mayor Steve Parish
|Source: Canadian "Daily Commercial News"
- ibid. "Resources", Veterans & Families Associations.


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I do specialize in the coffee niche, but also work in other niches. I also build my own information products and I am a publisher. I come with years of unique working knowledge in the writing field.
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Landing Pages
Here are various landing pages for you to check out, by me. I love writing landing pages.
The first is a B2B sales page rewrite I did on spec. One of the shorter sales pages I've worked in.
The second is the landing page where people signed up for my Successful Church Secretary newsletter.
The third is the landing page where people clicked to purchase my Church Newsletter Toolkit, which was very successful for me.
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I'm showcasing here samples of emails I used for my Successful Church Secretary email newsletter.
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Direct Mail Letters
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Stop Yer Bitchin!
Erm...What exactly am I supposed to be looking at here?
This is why I hate gossip mags...Any point they try to make just goes whoosh over my head.
Am I meant to rub my hands in glee?
I'm sorry, but even looking at their worst (and devoid of any cosmetic enhancement), most celebrities still look miles better than your average woman on the street (which, let's face it, happens to be most of us).
The sooner we resign ourselves to that fact, the happier we would be.
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Interweavings Presented in partnership with the YVR Art Foundation at the RIchmond Art Gallery
November 15, 2014 - January 11, 2015
Opening Reception Saturday, November 15 1-4pm
Artists include:
Rick Adkins, Dempsey Bob, Joe David, Morgan Green, James Harry, Cody Lecoy, Latham Mack, Ariane Medley, Isabel Rorick, Tamara Skubovius, Marika Swan, Grace Williams, Xwalacktun, Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun
Curators: Nan Capogna and Connie Watts
Organized in partnership with the YVR Art Foundation, this exhibition highlights the significance of mentoring relationships in First Nations culture and explores how tradition informs artists' works in contemporary and traditional contexts. The exhibition features paintings, woodcarving, weaving, and jewelry by selected emerging First Nations artists from British Columbia who have received scholarships from the Foundation. Included are works by their mentors who are prominent senior artists.
Teachers can bring their classes for FREE (but should book ahead of time.)
There will also be a teacher guide available online.
Please contact:
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Poetsch added he was certain the carmaker will overcome the crisis if everybody made an effort.
After mostly remaining silent on the cheating scandal, Merkel on Sunday called VW's disclosure "a dramatic event". "I believe that the reputation of German industry... hasn't been so shaken that we won't continue to be seen as a good business location," Merkel said.
An internal VW probe has already yielded several engineers who admitted to installing fraudulent software in 2008 for EA 189 diesel motor models.


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PING, as a verb, means "to check the presence of", and in computer terms, its abbreviation is "Packet Inter-Network Groper".
Now, as the name suggests, PING is a process of finding whether a particular computer is present in the network of our computer.
For example, consider two systems of IP addresses
System'A': "10.10.10.1 " and
System'B': "10.10.10.2"
To check whether they both are in network connection, from System 'B', open command promt. (Start -> Run -> type CMD) there type: ping <space> 10.10.10.1 (i.e, the IP address of A).
If you get a reply, that means system A is in Network with B. else they are not reachable to each other!
A sample screenshot:
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Wasps flanker Tom Rees will make his first appearance during the World Cup warm-up schedule when England face a quickfire rematch against France in Marseille on Saturday.
Rees recovered from a knee problem earlier this summer, but was then sidelined by a hamstring strain, missing the Twickenham appointments with Wales and France.
But the 22-year-old now packs down in an England side showing 12 changes from the one beaten 21-15 by France last weekend.
Scrum-half Shaun Perry and lock Simon Shaw both play in their third successive August fixture, while wing Josh Lewsey is also retained.
In contrast, full-back Mark Cueto, prop Perry Freshwater and hooker George Chuter join Rees in being handed their first starts of the pre-tournament schedule.
Andy Farrell resumes his centre partnership with Leicester's Dan Hipkiss, which made its bow during the record 62-5 romp against Wales.
Lawrence Dallaglio though has to be content with a place on the bench after Ashton opted for a back row of Martin Corry, Rees and Nick Easter, England's four-try star when Wales were sunk without trace.
Sale Sharks prop Andrew Sheridan will not feature as he is in a Bath hospital recovering from an insect bite.
Sheridan was admitted on Sunday and has received intravenous antibiotics following a bite to the lower part of his right leg. He hopes to be discharged later this week.
Flanker Lewis Moody (calf muscle) was not considered, while scrum-half Peter Richards is continuing to receive treatment for a back problem and Sale's Richard Wigglesworth has remained with the squad as cover.


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Rockbox mail archiveSubject: Re: [HELP] playback / buffering
Re: [HELP] playback / buffering
From: Nicolas Pennequin <nicolas.pennequin_at_free.fr>
Date: Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:21:31 +0200 (CEST)
----- "Rafaël Carré" <rafael.carre_at_gmail.com> wrote :
> Hi,
I can't see where this is the case. In the #ifdef HAVE_ALBUMART block that is in audio_finish_load_track(), if bufopen() returns ERR_BUFFER_FULL, filling is set to STATE_FULL and thus buffering should stop. This looks like what you mention later, so I must be failing to see the case you're talking about.
> If AA couldn't be loaded because of another error, the function
Your assumption is correct. Once the buffer empties, the track loading will be attempted again (IIRC from scratch (meaning the previously loaded metadata is not reused), but I'm a bit fuzzy on the details, since it's been some time since I've worked on that code).
> There is something wrong there but I just can't figure what:
The buffer reaching the full state while attempting to load something other than audio data is a perfectly normal (although relatively rare) condition. The filling should simply stop until another one occurs, where the data for that particular track should fit in the buffer, since it will now be the first one to be loaded.
> This code is a bit complex for me, and I hope someone could enlight
Unfortunately, it has always suffered from the fact that few people understand it. I like to believe that this has gotten better since playback and buffering were separated, but the situation is admittedly still not ideal. I can only encourage you to continue trying to get familiar with it, since more eyes on a piece of code are always a good thing :)
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There continues to be a large spread amongst the forecasting models as far as which solution is the most likely to verify. Shown above is the North American Ensemble Forecasting System, or NAEFS forecast for Hour 96, which converts to 4 days away from today. We see our system is in Kentucky at this time. If you've been reading my recent posts, you will understand that there has been a north trend with this storm that some models have had. This trend then resulted in the storm going to Wisconsin and other areas in the Northern Plains/Upper Midwest. It has been within the last 48 hours that we have seen a sudden revolt, so to speak, among the ensemble systems. This includes the NAEFS, the Canadian ensemble system and the American ensemble system. All three are considered big ensemble forecasting systems and have all been in fascinating agreement with the system going south rather than north.
Now that we've identified the indices at play here, let's look over that 500mb anomaly map and identify why the models are not handling this well. In that image, we can see high pressure centered over Canada and stretching into the US. This stretch into the US is helped by the negative PNA. By Hour 72 (when this image is valid), the high pressure system has started to extend north, leaving a gap of high pressure in the Southeast that is weaker than the high pressure in the Upper Midwest. Some models, like the European model, want to take this system north and have it ride the stronger high pressure wave into the Upper Midwest. The ensembles seem to believe it will go towards the weaker area of high pressure and this take a more southern route. The logical solution would be to take this system to the south, towards the weaker area of high pressure, as the ensembles are showing. I can understand why the models want to take the system more into the Upper Midwest, and it's due to where the system ejects from the Rockies. The farther north it comes out of the mountains, the farther north the track is going to be. Likewise, the further south the system ejects from the Rockies, the further south the storm track will be, like the ensembles are forecasting. In my personal opinion, if the system will be moving out of the Rockies from Southeast Colorado and the jet stream will be flowing towards the northeast (with winds over 100 knots), I could see the Northern track work out.


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The Rogers Park Chamber of Commerce was founded in April of 2009 with one goal: to help struggling small businesses, and in fact, all businesses, to become successful.
Our Mission:
To provide leadership and representation in order to benefit the members operating businesses in the Rogers Park Community.
Our Vision:
To guide businesses, service organizations and individuals to establish new businesses and promote existing businesses within the Rogers Park community. To create and stimulate an orderly economic growth, thereby enriching Rogers Park's diverse population.


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|Austin Smith. Via bwolvesfootball.teamsitenow.com.
Buford, Ga. high school rising senior outside linebacker Austin Smith committed to Tennessee's 2015 recruiting class on Monday. He becomes the 18th member of the Vols' recruiting class for 2015.
Here is Smith's announcement of his decision on Twitter.
Proud to say I'm a 2015 commit!!! #VOLS pic.twitter.com/r6JOsgCr6R
— Austin Smith #11 (@AustinZSmith24) June 22, 2014
Here are Smith's 247Sports composite intangibles: Smith is rated as a three-star OLB. He is ranked as the 67th-best OLB prospect for 2015. He is ranked as the 99th best overall player in the prospect in the state Georgia, and as the 1001st best overall prospect in the U.S.
Smith attends Buford High School in Buford, Ga., the reigning Georgia state Class AAA high school football champions. He stands six feet, 3.5 inches tall, and weighs 230 pounds.
(via Rocky Top Talk)


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The Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Center of Collegeville proudly welcomes Dr. Renata Milman, DPM to the team.
Dr. Milman was raised in Northeast Philadelphia and is a proud Temple University alum who is ready and excited to give back to her community in and around the Philadelphia area. She believes in building strong long term relationships with her patients while providing the highest standard of care and using the latest techniques and innovations. Dr. Milman has strong training in foot and ankle surgery with a special interest in diabetic limb salvage and elective forefoot surgery. She is fluent in Russian.
Professional experience
July 2014-Present
Private Practice, Comprehensive Foot and Ankle Care, Philadelphia, PA
Solo Comprehensive Podiatric practice serving the Philadelphia metro area:
practice averages fifty patients a day, and also includes the management of hospital patients.
Fellowships and Residency
St. Josephs Hospital / NPHS, Philadelphia, PA
Chief Resident
Saint Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
Rotating Podiatric Residency
2007-2011 Doctor of Podiatric Medicine, Temple University
American Association of Women Podiatrists, Vice President
Podiatric Radiology Club, Treasurer
2003-2007 Bachelors of Science, Biology, Temple University
Magna Cum Laude Graduate
Phi Beta Kappa Honors Society
Back On My Feet in24 – first aid medical volunteer
Step Out: Walk to Fight Diabetes – participant and fundraiser
Fluent in Russian
CERTIFICATIONS and AFFILIATIONS
Board Certification
Board Certified in Primary Podiatric Medicine
Other Certifications
Hyperbaric Medicine Certification
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Basic Life Support (BLS)
American Podiatric Medical Association
American College of Foot and Ankle Surgeons