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Finish The Ride Event Promotion
I was commissioned to do this poster for FinishTheRide, a non-profit in Los Angeles whose mission is to make the streets of Los Angeles safe for bikers, runners and others that share the roads with cars. The event is a large 7-part marathon to raise money for the cause. I was asked to do two posters for the event as there are two different publics: Cyclists and non-cyclists. There are also two separate logos for these publics. I used the elements of the two brands while still keeping the overall template consistent.

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This past April we hosted our 4th Kimberbell Academy here in beautiful Logan Utah! If you have never heard about the Kimberbell Academy, then let us tell you all about it!
The Kimberbell Academy was launched last Fall as a way for shop owners and machine dealers across the country to be able to host any Kimberbell machine embroidery event in their local area…anytime of the year. For a shop to become certified to teach Kimberbell events, shops attend a 2 1/2 day workshop with our staff here at Kimberbell where we teach them exclusive projects and techniques, learn about best-practices in business and marketing and…we spoil them rotten!
We grant all requests here at Kimberbell as is proof for Vicki and Kaye from Sewing Concepts!
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One of the best things about the Academy is that we get to spend time with so many amazing shop owners! We learn from each other and the shop owners & their instructors are just giddy to be able to take the time and actually sit down to machine embroider! During the Academy we complete 4 exclusive projects from the various events in addition to classes, games and networking.
Karen of A Scarlet Thread in Georgia, Leslie from Country Traditions in Nebraska in and Karen of The Quilt Company
Stephanie and Rachel from Idaho Sew & Vac and Vickie and Tina from Green's Sewing & Vac
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See any shop owners you know?! We sure adore these fun ladies!
Why attend a Kimberbell event hosted by your local shop?
When you attend a Kimberbell event, we provide the 6 exclusive kitted projects for the event! Each are kitted in Kimberbell fabrics, along with buttons, ribbon, zippers & other embellishments. Kits & CD are presented in a zipperd Kimberbell project bag. We also provide full-color, printed instructions for each attendee. The shops also receive a full pop-up shop with samples so you can shop the latest and greatest Kimberbell products.
We will continually be adding more events! To date, there are 4 fun events with a BRAND NEW event coming this fall!
A Kimberbell Christmas: Merry & Bright event
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Phoenix Theatre
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(3mins) Take Tottenham Court Road south (towards Leicester Square) and the theatre will be on your left after 100 metres.
When it comes to great music Gary Barlow has been at the forefront for more than two decades, fronting the monumentally successful group Take That, launching a hit solo career and also penning songs for other popular artists.
But for West End audiences in 2017 it will be his new musical that brings him all of the attention as he teams up with Tim Firth to create The Girls, a new musical based on the famous Yorkshire women who made a very famous calendar, and considering its success at other UK locations it is bound to be a Theatreland treat.
As you might remember from the play/film Calendar Girls, this is a real life story of women in Yorkshire and their unusual attempt to make money for a local hospital – to pose nude for a Women's Institute Calendar. In real life it was a feat that led them to raise millions of pounds and in The Girls we will witness their story unfold with a memorable soundtrack to help it stay in your mind.
Sophie-Louise Dann is amongst the cast members alongside Debbie Chazen, Claire Machin and Joanne Riding, whilst Tim Firth takes on directing duties.
Whilst the capital is no stranger to popular films making their way to the stage (the successful Billy Elliot The Musical, which closed at the Victoria Palace Theatre in 2016, comes to mind), The Girls is bound to stand-out when it opens in 2017. After all, with a stellar cast and high profile musical talent working to bring it to life this is all but guaranteed.
Gary Barlow, in addition to his work in the pop charts has also dabbled in musical theatre before, whilst also making a high profile turn as a judge on the series The X-Factor, and this makes him well versed in putting together The Girls. He notably put together a musical based on Finding Neverland, which was seen on Broadway and has also worked as an actor for television programmes and film.
The Girls follows The Last Tango at the Phoenix Theatre in London's West End. It runs there from Saturday 28th January 2017.
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Pressure distributions on some simple sharp-nosed aerodynamic shapes have been obtained at Mach numbers from 16 to 18 in helium flow. The results obtained for the flat plate differ from the prediction of Lees for the strong interaction region by an amount which may be accounted for by finite thickness of the leading edge.
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S: St Vincent's Parish AShfield - Mariam Toufan
BC: St Vincents Parish Ashfield A Parish under the pastoral care of the congregation of the mission, known as the Vincentian Priests and Brothers | Written by Mariam Toufan
FC: St Vincent's Parish Ashfield
1: Welcome to St Vincents Parish! We are located on 7 Bland street Ashfield. We approximately 1000 people that belong to our parish!!
2: We welcome you to come to the house of God here are our mass times: | Sunday : 8 am, 10 am, 6 pm Monday : 12 Noon Tuesday : 7 am Wednesday : 12 Noon Thursday : 9 am Saturday : 9 am | Unfortunately we do not offer mass on fridays BUT! we do offer on Sundays at noon a mass in Polish. | Our parishioners mainly attend the Sunday masses because during the week it gets busy for some of our family parishioners so on Sunday we offer three sessions of mass
3: St Vincent's parish was established in April 1894. The building of the church was completed in 1895. Then on the 25th of November 1895 St Vincent's Church was finally blessed and opened. In 1909 after a few additional requirements to the church like paintings and religious ornaments the church opened and celebrated with what is called a Solemn High Mass held by Cardinal Moran.
4: Our Priest... | Our Parish Priest is Fr Michael Walsh, he has been our parish priest for almost 8 years, he joined our community in 2004. he himself was baptized in St Vincents church by Bishop David Cremin. Fr. Walsh visited people in jail for over three years to comfort them and be by their side before he became a priest, His motivation to become a priest was because he had the stimulated miond of aiding people in difficult situations. He was then ordained in 1974.
5: Our Parish Council: | Pastoral Associate: Marguerite Martin Parish Priest: Fr Michael Walsh Ex-Officio: Anna Dickinson Chairperson: Paul Khoury Deputy Chairperson: Gerard Howard Secretary: Nikki Kelso Rosanna Riccio Ron Vozzo John Bridge Christian Moulder Jessica Wood Pam Fitzpatrick | Maruerite Martin | Carmen Yap
6: Our committee's that are open for all to join: | Finance Committee-manages the budget and donations, advises the priest on financial matters The Hospitality Group-provides support and service The Transport Group-provides transportation to Sunday mass and to Masses Anointing of the sick St Vincent de Paul Society-aids and assists the needy , visits the homeless, the ill and the old. Counters-count the first and second collections and total them in preparation for banking Readers-train to understand the scriptures, then they read the scriptures to the parishoners at mass from the heart Wardens-responsible for taking up the collections at each of the weekend Masses Welcomers-meet and greet parishioners and visitors as they arrive for weekend masses
8: Our ministries here to guide you in the right direction: | Catechists/Christian Initiation-educates those who are unable to be educated in religious studies. e.g. in public schools. Music/Choir Ministry-Play during the masses, which is a very large role. Acolytes/Altar Servers-Assist the priest during liturgies and masses. Ministers of the Eucharist-are appointed to distribute the Eucharistic bread and wine. Youth Ministry-Social gathering for the youth to be introduced to the parish Pastoral Care-Network of service
9: Ministries for any age: 13 year olds: At this day in age , children don't want to be forced into a religious life, instead of forcing them, they can be apart of a Youth Ministry with teenagers much like themselves learning about the scriptures. An alternative is to become apart of the Music Ministry to express musical talent at such an age in a parish puts a smile on many faces. 21 year olds: Catechist-At this age a young adult, can express in their way the good word of the lord to children who are unfortunate and cannot afford a religious education. 40 year olds: Eucharistic Ministers-At this age people would like to follow the footsteps of Jesus and distribute his and body and blood to others.
10: A scripture in the bible which reflects St Vincents Parish... | The story of when Jesus washes the disciples feet. Jesus gives the idea of service, we as a parish are servicing others. After Jesus tended to his disciples he questioned them and said: "Do you understand what i have done to you?" We as Christians should do the same and follow the footsteps of Jesus and learn to serve and appreciate others as Jesus did to his disciples. Jesus had the power, it was his obligation as the one with power to "serve others." Jesus also conveyed that he was cleansing them metaphorically; cleaning them physically, emotionally and spiritually. As the teacher and the Lord, Jesus performed an act that was only completed by servants in his time. Jesus wanted to convey to his disciples to think of others first.
11: Resources Used: An email from Fr Walsh himself and our website itself: http://www.vinash.org.au | Any Enquiries? Contact us, we are here to help: Phone: +61 2 9798 2501 or 2503 Fax: +61 2 9798 2504 Email:firstname.lastname@example.com


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October Recipe BROOM HOUSE BREAST OF LAMB
Ingredients for the stuffing:
A knob of butter
4 small shallots, chopped
3 garlic cloves, crushed
125g fresh breadcrumbs
75g dried apricots, chopped
Grated zest of 3 lemons
1 tbsp thyme leaves
1 medium egg, beaten
2 boned breasts of lamb, boned
3 fennel bulbs, cut into 6 wedges
2 large onions, cut into 8 wedges 2 lemons (the ones you've zested for the stuffing), into quarters
A little white wine or water
salt and ground blackpepper
First, make the stuffing. Melt the butter in a pan, add shallots and garlic. Cook until soft.
Mix the breadcrumbs with the apricots, lemon zest, thyme, shallot mix and season. Stir in egg to bind the mixture lightly.
Lay the breasts of lamb on a board. Divide the stuffing between them, leaving a little space at the edges. Roll the breasts up tightly, starting at a pointed end, and tie each one in 3 places with string. Place the two lamb rolls side by side in a roasting dish.
Put into an oven preheated to 200°C and cook for 30 minutes. Turn the temperature down to 150°C. Lift the lamb rolls out of the dish. Scatter the fennel, onions and lemon wedges in the roasting tin, turn in the oily pan juices and season with salt and pepper. Place the lamb on top and return to the oven. Cook for about 1½ hours, turning the fennel, onions and lemons occasionally, until both meat and veg are tender. Sprinkle the vegetables with a little wine or water if they appear a little dry
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A 3-year-old Fluvanna County girl that was abducted early Sunday has been found safe, according to law enforcement officials.
The Virginia State Police and Virginia Missing Children Clearinghouse issued an Amber Alert for the abduction of Haven Melina Moses on behalf of the Fluvanna County Sheriff's Office.
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Cost of Capital: The Marietta Corporation
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The Marietta Corporation, a large manufacturer of mufflers, tailpipes, and shock absorbers, is currently carrying out its financial planning for next year. In about two weeks, at the next meeting of the firm's board of directors, Frank Bosworth, vice president of finance, is scheduled to present his recommendations for next year's overall financial plan. He has asked Donna Botello, manager of financial planning, to gather the necessary information and perform the calculations for the financial plan.
The company's divisional staffs, together with corporate finance department personnel, have analyzed several proposed capital expenditure projects. The following is a summary schedule of acceptable projects (defined by the company as projects having internal rates of
return greater than 8 percent):
Investment Amount
(in Millions of Dollars)
Internal Rate
of Return
All projects are expected to have one year of negative cash flow followed by positive cash flows over the remaining years. In addition, next year's projects involve modifications and expansion of the company's existing facilities and products. As a result, these projects are considered to
have approximately the same degree of risk as the company's existing assets. Botello feels that this summary schedule and detailed supporting documents provide her with the necessary information concerning the possible capital expenditure projects for next year. She can now direct her attention to obtaining the data necessary to determine the cost of
the capital required to finance next year's proposed projects. The company's investment bankers indicated to Bosworth in a recent meeting that they feel the company could issue up to $50 million of 9 percent first-mortgage bonds at par next year. The investment bankers also feel that any additional debt would have to be subordinated debentures
with a coupon of 10 percent, also to be sold at par. The investment bankers rendered this opinion aft er Bosworth gave an approximate estimate of the size of next year's capital budget, and after he estimated that approximately $100 million of retained earnings would be
available next year. Both the company's financial managers and its investment bankers consider the present capital structure of the company, shown in the following table, to be optimal (assume that book
and market values are equal):
Debt $ 400,000,000
Stockholders' equity:
Common stock 150,000,000
Retained earnings 450,000,000
978-1-111-03145-9, Contemporary Financial Management, 11e, R. Charles Moyer, James R. McGuigan, William J. Kretlow - © Cengage Learning
Botello has assembled additional information, as follows:
- Marietta common stock is currently selling at $21 per share.
- The investment bankers have also indicated that an additional $75 million in new common stock could be issued to net the company $19 per share.
- The company's present annual dividend is $1.32 per share. However, Bosworth feels fairly certain that the board will increase it to $1.415 per share next year.
- The company's earnings and dividends have doubled over the past 10 years. Growth has been fairly steady, and this rate is expected to continue for the foreseeable future. The company's marginal tax rate is 40 percent.
Using the information provided, answer the following questions. (Note: Disregard depreciation in this case.)
1. Calculate the after-tax cost of each component source of capital.
2. Calculate the marginal cost of capital for the various intervals, or "packages," of capital the company can raise next year. Plot the marginal cost of capital curve.
3. Using the marginal cost of capital curve from question 2, and plotting the investment opportunity curve, determine the company's optimal capital budget for next year.
4. Should Project G be accepted or rejected? Why?
5. What factors do you feel might cause Bosworth to recommend a different capital budget than the one obtained in question 3?
6. Assume that a sudden rise in interest rates has caused the cost of various capital components to increase. The pretax cost of fi rst-mortgage bonds has increased to 11 percent; the pretax cost of subordinated debentures has increased to 12.5 percent; the company's common stock price has declined to $18; and new stock could be sold to net Marietta $16 per share.
a. Recompute the after-tax cost of the individual component sources of capital.
b. Recompute the marginal cost of capital for the various intervals of capital Marietta can raise next year.
c. Determine the optimal capital budget for next year at the higher cost of capital.
d. How does the interest rate surge affect Marietta's optimal capital budget?
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1. Cost of debt:
ki = 9%(1 - 0.4) = 5.4% for the first $50 million
ki = 10%(1 - 0.4) = 6% for debt exceeding $50 million.
Cost of equity: (g = 7.2% using the Rule of 72)
ke = $1.415/$21 + .072 = .139 or 13.9% for internal equity
ke' = $1.415/$19 + .072 = .146 or 14.6% for external equity
2. Size of first interval:
$50 million first mortgage bonds/0.40 = $125 million. (Balance of first block of funds is retained earnings with a cost of 13.9%. Debt cost is 5.4%).
ka = 0.4(5.4%) + 0.6(13.9%) = 10.50%
Size of second interval:
$25 million retained earnings/0.60 = ...
Solution Summary
The cost of capital for the Marietta Corporation is provided. Contemporary Financial Management is examined.


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12 Comments " 5 Wedding Color Palettes to Love "
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Cute! Love the idea of that pink and ivory combo - reminds me of strawberry + vanilla ice cream! Happy party planning and happy birthdays to your kiddos!
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LOVE these. I think the blue and aqua really work together though!
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This is not a test which can be passed with a basic knowledge of the SPC module and its functionality. It is highly advisable to become familiar with the documentation, and to even have a sample project open for testing. A great place to start to broaden your knowledge of the SPC module is the corresponding video course, available here: SPC Video Training Course
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Celebrate LIFE Journey – Maturity: Class 201
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I was riding my bike one morning last week on a designated bike route when I had a really off-putting experience with a driver that I wanted to share. I was approaching a stop sign when some older man in a truck pulled up behind me and started honking his horn. Repeatedly.
Before I continue, I want to point out a few things. Under Tennessee law, bicycles are considered vehicles and have the same rights and responsibilities on the road as other traffic. Additionally, Tennessee law allows cyclists to take up an entire lane, which is what I do if I am riding on a street without a bike lane for several reasons. The first reason is that taking the lane forces motorists to pass you in the other lane. If you ride too far to one side of a lane, some motorists will try to pass you in the same lane and for me, that is too close.
I also prefer to take up the lane to avoid cars parked on the side of the street. There is a phenomenon called being "doored" that happens when someone parked on the street opens their car door without checking for cyclists. If the cyclist is too close to the car when the door opens and they do not have time to brake, they crash into the door. A lot of people suggest that cyclists ride at least 3 feet from parked cars to avoid being doored and on a narrower street that means taking the lane. The final reason I prefer to take the lane is that if you ride too close to the curb in the right lane, there is nowhere for you to go if a car tries to pass too close. Being trapped between a curb (or a ditch or a railing) and a car that is crowding me seems more dangerous than riding in the center of the lane with flashing lights on my bike for added visibility. I'm sure some cyclists would disagree, but for me, taking the lane feels like the safer choice.
Anyway, back to the other morning. This guy starts honking his horn and since I was on a quiet side street with next to no traffic there was no reason he couldn't just go around me. I kept peddling and motioned for him to pass me. Instead of just going around me like every other car I have encountered since starting to ride on the road, this guy decided to pull over and lecture me about riding "in the middle of the street."
I was absolutely livid. I tried to explain to him that bicycles are considered vehicles and I had the same rights and responsibilities on the road as him. I told him that if I was too slow, he could just go around me. That's not right, he said. That would put him into oncoming traffic he told me before finally driving off. Apart from the fact that there was no oncoming traffic on that tiny side street, it really upset me to encounter a driver like that on a designated bike route that was clearly marked as a designated bike route. It didn't help that I'm a recent law school graduate who takes the bar in a few weeks and this idiot was arrogantly spouting off misstatements of the law to me like I was a child and wouldn't have the sense to call him on his shenanigans.
As someone who is both a cyclist and a driver, it doesn't make sense to me when drivers behave as though cyclists shouldn't be on the road when the law makes it clear that they belong there. Drivers may not like that the law allows cyclists to share the road with them, but harassing cyclists on the street is not going to change things and real talk: it just makes you look like an a**hole. If you are a driver who doesn't want to share the road with cyclists, why don't you try talking to your local government officials about putting in better bike infrastructure--separate and ideally protected bike lanes on every street that will allow both cyclists and motorists to get where they are going with minimal friction. And until that becomes a thing, drivers, please be courteous. Going around a cyclist is no different than going around a car that is moving slower than you. You may not like it, but that's the law.
***Although this post discusses some Tennessee traffic laws, it is not legal advice and should not be taken as such. If you need advice regarding your local bike laws, please find an attorney in your area.***


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Photoshop Techniques: Retouching Portraits Part 1
Suzette Allen Cr.Photog., CPP, API
In this video class—the first of a three-part, content-rich series—PPA instructor and Photoshop guru Suzette Allen discusses and demonstrates the art of retouching portraits. She'll lay the groundwork for increasing your Photoshop efficiency and flexibility in bite-sized pieces! With her you'll learn about…
- Several essential time-saving preference settings
- How to use snapshots, the history brush and more for flexible retouching
- How to use the "content aware" function to remove distractions quickly (an exciting feature introduced in CS5)
Presets, layers, cloning, healing… you can read your instruction manual, or better yet take this class and watch a professional photographer in action. Suzette will show you actual results and "aha" moments that a manual just can't deliver!
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March 26, 2009 – Today, I was hurrying Michael (my 3 year old) into his car seat knowing both he and his brother William (18 months old), were on the cusp of a "I'm-hungry-please-feed-me-now-and-I'm-sleepy-too-melt-down." I knew I didn't have long to get them home, fed, and down to naptime before one or both of them imploded.
I put them in the car, buckled in William, told Michael to do the same, and then I got in the front seat, buckled in, started the car, arranged all the items and bags, when Michael asked for "hep". I got out and groaned – "jeez, Michael, let's go…". "Focus", and I pointed to my eyes, "focus Michael!"
Just then he looked up at me, the reflection in his eyes so innocent and with such a clarity that struck my soul and put everything around me in slow motion….then, without any strife or reaction to my actions, he tried to put his little fingers into a sign. He looked at them for a second, and knitted his toddler brow as if to say – "please help me express myself." Once he got his fingers to cooperate he looked into my brown eyes with his big, clear, innocent, brown eyes and signed, "I love you."
The whole word melted like snow – and all my superficial concerns with it. I just stared at my son's tiny hand, signing "I love you", and I was amazed and humbled. How could a three year old, my son, have such wisdom and a peace that passes all understanding – in the midst of a stressful moment for him, with his limited ability to speak and express himself; especially when all he knows in this world, his own mother, was being impatient and short with him?
Again he signed " I love you," and then the entire world fell silent as I formed the same sign with my hand and carefully matched my fingers up to his. He loves when I do that – and then he smiled his huge, "Michael smile." He gave me a kiss and a hug and said in his labored vocabulary learned from months of speech therapy, "yes, kisses and hugs for mommy." I received 7 kisses.
As I got back into the front seat and backed out of the parking lot to take them home for their lunch and nap, I realized who my greatest yoga guru was…
Although the entire "lesson" transpired in just a minute or two his loving action took no longer than my rough, impatient action. Mere minutes, we should remind ourselves, make all the difference in the world. Of all the lessons in the world we can learn, learning how to love unconditionally may just be the most important.
Today I learned a lesson in unconditional love, one of remaining undeterred by external circumstances; to love even when it is difficult.
Yes, there are a few Truths in life, and one of them Mother Teresa wrote of, "If you want world peace, go home and love your family." If I am at all successful in a meaningful, eternal way (not worldly) in my dharma, it is because of my greatest guru: my children.


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Julie - posted on 01/16/2010 ( 16 moms have responded )
What food do I give my 14 month old baby to add weight?
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Julie - posted on 01/16/2010 ( 16 moms have responded )
What food do I give my 14 month old baby to add weight?
Rachel - posted on 04/02/2011
I am currently having the same problem with my daughter she will be 14 months old on monday and is 17.2lbs. she was very sick this winter and lost weight. i a now trying to get her to atleast gain back what she lost. she loves yogurt so we give her that and pasta and other stuff like that. good luck and try not to worry too much believe me I know it i hard I worry about her all the time but i try my best to get her to eat anything cause she is picky too
Marla - posted on 01/17/2010
I feel your pain! My little guy is 10 months old and 15 pds. He was born at 5 and a half pounds. We're trying everything too and are not seeing any amazing results. We put olive oil and flax seed oil in everything he eats, we even put flax seed oil in his bottle. He loves avocado mashed with egg yolks and oil, and then is very picky about everything else. I'm actually going to see a specialist next Monday and will add to this e-mail if we get any amazing advice. Everything else with my little guy is perfect. It's so hard not to go nuts over this, my husband and I experience so much stress about his eating, and then we end up snapping at each other. The wiser part of me know's he's fine and that these charts can be a little absurd. We just have little ones. It's so confusing becuase I want to trust that my baby knows what he needs and will eat when he's hungry and stop when he's full but when you have the doctor's telling you otherwise, it can make you spin inside. Good luck! We'll get through this!
Kelly - posted on 04/02/2011
I have this same problem with my baby . when I took her to the Dr in January when she turned one he told me she needed to be 20 pounds by the time i brought her back in April . He told me to up the cereal up the milk up everything give her cheese but my little girl is also active and she eats alot but mostly just wants to snack . How many oz's of food should she have in a day . This worries me to I felt like a bad parent like I wasn't doing my job .She feels like she has gain some weight and I always change her food so she wont get bored .
Sammi - posted on 04/08/2010
Hi Julie, Please try not to worry! That old chestnut. My little fgiurl was small for dates at 5lb 5oz and I really stressed about getting her to eat. She is now 10 and eats for England and is probably if I'm honest a bit overweight.These things sort themselves out in time. As long as your child is getting the right nutrients for growth I would relax. Best wishes Sam xx
Samantha - posted on 01/16/2010
Try to vary the diet up and make sure your baby has plenty to eat, even if they don't eat it all. Don't force food if they won't eat. If they're not eating, try a meal replacement designed for kids. (You can ask your pediatrician for help finding one.)
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Clare - posted on 04/08/2010
What is carnation Instant Breakfast, can you buy it in the UK?
Shéyna - posted on 01/17/2010
You could try pediasure or whole milk or mix cereal with whole milk but it doesn't always work. I did both with my daughter. Look at your baby's growth chart and if she is gaining weight at a steady pace. also look at both you and your babys fathers body type if you guys are not big people your baby wont be. my daughter is considered underweight on that curve that the doctor uses but I looked at it and she was progressing evenly. One doc said its nothing to worry about and another wanted to get her weight u. Both her dad and I are small so she is gonna be small too. If your baby is eating, even a little bit, I wouldn't worry too much about it. Just make sure she is getting liquids, thats what all the grandmas and aunts told me :-)
Julie - posted on 01/17/2010
She has been falling on the curve since she was 6 months old. She is now under 5% and was at 40% when she was 4 months old. She is 14 months and weighs 17.5 lbs. I'm starting to think she needs to gain weight, she had blood tests done and everything came out fine. Dr. thinks she's just not getting enough to eat/calories per day. I've tried to put butter on everything she eats but that doesn't seem to be helping. Just looking for some advice on things to try to feed her to help her gain weight. thanks
Theresa - posted on 01/16/2010
Has your doc told you she's under weight? And has the doc recommended that you "fatten" her up, or are you just feeling like she is and you should. My oldest was always in the 10th percent for weight and the 90th for height. He is now almost 14 and is still that way. He eats a lot and just doesn't gain weight (lucky kid). :) He only weighs 110 and is 5'10". My 3rd is also very petite, that's just her build. I just had her in for her 15 month check up and she was only 21 lbs. If she is eating healthy then I wouldn't worry about it, unless there is a drop in her weight. As long as her weight is following along at about the same rate on her growth charts she'll be fine. I would wait until her 15 month check up and talk about it with her doc.
Sara - posted on 01/16/2010
My son has always been tiny. He always will be. He is 19 mos now and I have always tried to get him to gain weight, but he just isnt going to be a chunky baby. You can talk to your doctor about doing a 3 day calorie count. We had to write down every thing he ate for 3 days. We gave it to his pediatrician and she sent it to a nurtitionalist. they did all the math. A few weeks later (they lost the paper work) the nutrionalist called and said that we needed to add more butter to his vegetable. This way you have the conformation that your child is being properly nurioushed. You can always get your childs thiroid checked too.
Rosie - posted on 01/16/2010
my children were all considered failure to thrive (less than the third percentile). and have used pediasure, boost and carnation instant breakfast. also other recommendations by doctors were calories, calories, calories. if you make a potatoe use butter, sour cream and cheese. put butter and parmesan in with noodles, if you give her fruit or veggies use a dip or peanut butter (if there's no family history of allergies). whole milk, to drink other times, not as much water.
these are all recommendations for an underweight child less than the third percentile. if your child is above the third percentile and keeps growing on her curve though, i wouldn't worry to much about it. she's probably just going to be little and that might be just normal for her.
Jodi - posted on 01/16/2010
How underweight is she? And has she always been underweight? My daughter has always hovered around the 3rd percentile - she was born that way, and is still that way at almost 5. I therefore don't consider her underweight - I never have, and neither does her pediatrician. We consider it NORMAL for HER. She eats a balanced diet, and eats well, so I don't believe it is a problem. She's just petite :)
Jaclyn - posted on 01/16/2010
is your child a picky eater? can you give a little more info so we can help with some advice on what food to give your 14 month old baby to add weight? :o)
April - posted on 01/16/2010
My daughter wouldn't touch Pediassure, but she loves the Carnation instant breakfast. It helped beef her up.
Brittany - posted on 01/16/2010
My son was considered underweight until he was 2. His doctor actully prescribed him pediasure. He would have to drink 3-4 bottles of pediasure a day and get his weight checked monthly. I tried giving him bigger servings of foods I know he liked and even making him the same meal 3 times a day (he'd refuse to eat some things - he's a very picky eater). The doctor even wanted to test him for cystic fibrosis and some rare genetic diesease. But he's fine now. He was just skinny (like me and his dad! - well, dad was lol). He still only weighs 28 lbs and he's almost 4!
So I would suggest to try the pediasure thing (bring it up to your doctor and see if you get prescription for it. It will be A LOT cheaper that buying them).
Alexis - posted on 01/16/2010
how much does she weigh? When my daughter was 12 months she only weighed 18lbs.
Jaclyn - posted on 01/16/2010
is your child a picky eater? can you give a little more info so we can help with some advice on what food to give your 14 month old baby to add weight? :o)
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The end of La Nina in the Pacific – and warm sea surface temperatures in the Atlantic – reflect conditions present during the 1996 hurricane season. Click on image for a larger map. (Credit: National Hurricane Center archives.)
As I mentioned on Monday, sea surface temperatures (SSTs) in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico are heating up rapidly this spring. And now it looks like a similar trend is under way in the eastern Pacific – which means the end of La Nina is nearing.
The current La Nina, a cooling of the waters in the eastern Pacific, began in July 2010. It produced the unusually dry conditions in South Florida this winter and was a major contributing factor to the additional water restrictions imposed by the South Florida Water Management District this week.
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That could bring some drought relief to Florida after a very difficult winter.
"As La Nina continues to wane, we can expect that rainfall over the drought regions of the southern U.S. will gradually return to normal levels by mid-summer," said Jeff Masters, a meteorologist and co-founder of Weather Underground.
Masters believes, by the way, that warm SSTs in the Atlantic and the impending neutral tropical Pacific conditions reflect the summer of 1996. So it is, he says, "a reasonable speculation at this point to predict this year's hurricane season will be similar to 1996, with its 13 named storms, 9 hurricanes, and 6 intense hurricanes–assuming we end up with neutral and not El Nino conditions this fall."
Just for reference, I've posted a map of the 1996 hurricane season above, although it's obviously impossible to predict where any season's storms are going to go this far in advance.
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Sorry for the delay in replying, cable found and connected directly from hub to PC, all other equipment turned off. I hope this is the information you requested.
Thank you
can you go to hub manager then troubleshooting then helpdesk and post your stats please
Sorry I posted the wrong thing last night - is this the info you need?
Well that looks to be a good connection Marg ...
SNRm is a tad high but should resolve with time.
Your BT speedtest and line profiles are set, and giving you good throughput on ethernet.
Eventually once it stabilises and you use good cable management and placement, you might even see g.inp
Do a review of stuff and refer to the recommendations for placement and keep power and data cables tidy and segregated as much as you can.
I think you've been unlucky somewhere with placement.
Thank you - I now have to find how to permanently fix the wire draped across the front of of the house. or maybe how to move the hub to a more central point.......and perhaps be grateful the ex plumber didn't do any plumbing on our house. "*glug glug*"


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In the Bible, Tertullus (a modification of "Tertius") was a lawyer, who was employed by the Jews to state their case against Paul in the presence of Felix (Acts 24:1-9).
The charges he raised against the apostle were "First, that he created disturbances among the Romans throughout the empire, an offence against the Roman government (crimen majestatis). Secondly, that he was a ringleader of the sect of the Nazarenes; disturbed the Jews in the exercise of their religion, guaranteed by the state; introduced new gods, a thing prohibited by the Romans. And thirdly, that he attempted to profane the temple, a crime which the Jews were permitted to punish."
It is generally assumed that Tertullus was himself a Hellenistic Jew,[1] though he could have been a Gentile.[2] It is not certain whether the trial would have taken place in Latin or Greek.[3]
Tertullus before Antonius Felix makes the first recorded use of the plural "Nazarenes" (the plural form of the Iesous ho Nazoraios "Jesus of Nazareth") to refer to Christians, though the use of the term "Christians" is already used at Antioch, and by Herod Agrippa II in the next trial of Paul before Porcius Festus.[4] Tertullus' use of the Greek term Nazoraioi has continuity with the Hebrew term Notzrim found in later rabbinical literature.[5] Tertullus presumably could not use the Antioch term Christianoi (Hebrew Meshiykhiyyim משיחיים) since Christianoi from Greek Christos (literally "Anointed One", "Messiah") might imply Tertullus' recognition of Jesus of Nazareth as a Davidic "Anointed One," or "Messiah."[6]
- ^ The MacArthur Bible Commentary John F. MacArthur, Jr., John MacArthur - 2005 "Tertullus. Possibly a Roman, but more likely a Hellenistic Jew (cf. v. 6)."
- ^ Acts p213 Paul W. Walaskay - 1998 "Not only that, they have hired an attorney, Tertullus, well-versed in Jewish and Roman law, to present their case against Paul. Tertullus appears to have been either a Hellenistic Jew (his Greek is impeccable) or a Gentile; "
- ^ Ben Witherington The Acts of the Apostles: a socio-rhetorical commentary 1998 p704 "Normally one would expect the trial to be undertaken in Latin, which might militate against Tertullus being a Jew, unless he was from the Diaspora. It is not impossible, however, that the trial, or at least the speeches, was in Greek"
- ^ The Routledge companion to the Christian church p13 ed. Gerard Mannion, Lewis Seymour Mudge - 2008 "Acts is also one of the two books in the New Testament that call the early community 'Christians' (Christianoi). ... is used once in Acts in the mouth of Tertullus, the advocate who accused Paul before Felix in Acts 24."
- ^ Martinus de Boer p252 in Tolerance and intolerance in early Judaism and Christianity ed. Graham Stanton, Guy G. Stroumsa
- ^ Arthur Powell Davies The meaning of the Dead Sea scrolls 1956 "The second mention of Christianoi in the New Testament is also in the book of Acts (xxvi, 28). King Herod Agrippa says to Paul, "Almost thou persuadest me to be a Christianos." Agrippa probably meant it in derision. .. He was himself a king in Israel, an "Anointed One," and therefore quite literally a "Christos" of the existing order."
- This article incorporates text from a publication now in the public domain: Easton, Matthew George (1897). "article name needed". Easton's Bible Dictionary (New and revised ed.). T. Nelson and Sons.


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Author: Nicholas Jennings; Hardcover/Paperback: 228 pages; Publisher: Viking Canada/Penguin Canada; 1997/1998; Language: English; ISBN-10: 014026356X; ISBN-13: 978-014026356
This is an entertaining, authoritative, and highly anecdotal look at the golden era of Canadian pop music-the historically important decade that gave birth to such internationally respected recording artists as Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Ian & Sylvia Tyson, Gordon Lightfoot, Murray McLauchlan, Bruce Cockburn, Buffy Saint Marie, Blood, Sweat & Tears, and Ronnie Hawkins. In the bohemian sixties, Toronto's Yorkville neighbourhood was a hippie haven-our version of Haight-Ashbury or Greenwich Village, a place where coffeehouses like the Riverboat and the Purple Onion offered a creative mecca for musicians from across Canada. They came from Saskatoon and Winnipeg, from Vancouver and Edmonton and Halifax. By the middle of the sixties, they had forged an adventurous, original sound that the American music press proclaimed "a fresh wind from the north." It was Canadian music's first wave of international success. In researching the book, Jennings conducted more than 100 interviews with musicians, managers, club owners, booking agents, and record company executives including Gordon Lightfoot, Murray McLauchlan, Bruce Cockburn, among many others. Many of those he's interviewed have provided the author with period photographs and other memorabilia for reproduction in this book.
"Beginning with Ian & Sylvia, the narrative runs like a train, picking up passengers one by one, tracking their interrelationships, creating an underlying sense of accumulation and momentum."
"Jennings' wonderful study of the formative years of a Canadian folk, pop, and rock sound is an invaluable addition to our understanding of our musical heritage, popular culture, and political history."
Nicholas Jennings is the first author to write an entire book devoted to the Toronto music scene of the 1960's. He follows the making of the Toronto Sound, starting with the folk movement, through rhythm and blues, touches on garage bands and the jazz/country/rock/soul sounds which defined Yorkville music in the late 60's. The volumes of information imparted are astounding, and the story is very interesting, especially for those with an interest in the Sunset Strip, Bay area, Soho and Greenwhich village happenings. Jennings keeps the book flowing by using a time-line style, and manages to throw some of the more obscure names in the Toronto scene around. I highly recommend this book to anyone with a fascination for the music of the 60's, and I urge Jennings to keep on writing his fantastic books!


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I admit that Scotland has not been at the top of my European destinations, it's been unfairly overlooked while I had my eyes on Paris and Barcelona. However, as entertainers, Apollo Robbins and I sometimes get to visit places that pleasantly surprise us and question our assumptions about the world. Edinburgh was one of these.
The famously temperamental weather of Scotland was rather generous to us and it only poured one out of the four days we were there. I found myself actually embracing the clouds and moodiness of Scotland's climate. There is a beautiful contrast between that understated grey and the rich history in Edinburgh's architecture and the lush green of its nature.
Edinburgh is a city of shifting skies, of changing vistas, and of lovely surprises. Surprises that wait for you around the turn in the form of a beautiful and mysterious alley (The Scottish call them Close) or the bright smiles on the friendly faces of strangers, ready to welcome you with that famously charming Scottish accent and pour you some local whiskey.
It's quite an understatement to say that Edinburgh captured my soul and refused to let go. What that gorgeous city lacks in sunshine, it makes up in abundance of heart, nature, and storied possibilities.


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BJES Learning Community,
It is with great pride that I announce that BJES has been recognized by the Kentucky Department of Education and the State STLP Coordinator Mrs. Elaine Harrison Lane as a STLP Gold School! This award is the highest status a school may receive in STLP and our school was presented with the certificate and status on March 28th at the State Championship Competition at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky.
In order to receive this award our school had to acheive outstanding status and be distinguished in the following state STLP goals.
State STLP Goals
As you can see, our school has a lot to be proud of, and we owe a big congratulations to our BJES STLP Coordinator, Mrs. Emily Priddy, many BJES volunteers and staff, and of course our incredible BJES STLP students.
2013 BJES STLP Team
Front Row: Cierra Blanton, Laci Mattingly, Paige Drane, Austin Priddy, Andy Van de Streek, Alex Lucas, Emily Thompson, Brenton Woosley, Bralyn Whitworth, Madalyn Moore
Back Row: Hunter Dockery, Amber Drane, John Roland Smith, Breanna Whitworth, Casey Garlinger, Lauren Jolly, Lincoln Smith, Casey Jo Priddy, Haley Butler, Ethan Lowe, Ashton Martin, Abbigail Stevenson, Kregory Radaszewski
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To continue to provide a quality education within a safe, and stimulating environment, we are always seeking ways to create more revenue for the school.
The Maungatapu School and Community Fundraising Committee, known as M*A*S*H* (Maungatapu Army of School Helpers), is a pivotal part of our school community and is responsible for significant fundraising within our school.
The Fundraising Committee is comprised of various parents and the Principal. Parents also support the Fundraising Committee without formal committee membership.
Meetings are held monthly in the school staffroom. Whether you are interested in coming along to listen and learn or are ready and able to get actively involved, you are welcome to any meeting. We love new ideas and new people! Come along and find out more about what happens at school.
Our purpose is:
• Fostering goodwill through organising social events that bring school and community together and encourage unity and harmony
• Developing a positive relationship between home and school environments
• Liaison with Board of Trustees and supporting the school's Vision and Strategy
• Fundraising for school purchases in line with current budget approvals and the long term Strategic Plan
Some regular fundraisers that we organise include the School Discos, Sausage Sizzles, Mufti Days, Book Fair, Easter Raffle, Second Hand Uniform Sales, Ice Block Days, Leavers Yearbook and the School Gala.
For further information about our M*A*S*H* Committee, please contact our current Chairperson – Amy Royal: firstname.lastname@example.com
School Fees – Learning and Teaching Resource Contribution and Paper Levy
The Ministry of Education's operations funding is insufficient to cover the cost of playground equipment and resources to provide desirable learning opportunities for the children of Maungatapu school, therefore the Board of Trustees invites you to contribute by way of a Learning and Teaching Resource Contribution and a Paper Levy (usually referred to as School Fees).
These are optional contributions but one which the school really appreciates receiving.
Learning and Teaching Resource Contributions are $60.00 per child per year, with a maximum of $150.00 per family and can be paid at the school office. The Paper Levy is $12.00 per child per year.
These Learning and Teaching Contributions go towards providing resources for our students. In 2017, we will continue focusing on building up developmental resources for our junior pupils, extending the range of computer and information technology resources for all pupils, and purchasing additional sports equipment and sports uniforms to maintain the high level of physical activity within our school.
The Paper Levy assists our School to offset costs of providing regular information newsletters throughout the school year. It also assists our school to meet the costs of photocopied resources and materials used to support teaching and learning programmes.


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The 2003 National Assessment of Adult Literacy (NAAL) defines literacy as "using printed and written information to function in society, to achieve one's goals, and to develop one's knowledge and potential."
Results from the 2003 NAAL indicate that approximately 1 in 6 adults in Oklahoma perform at the most basic or below basic literacy levels.
A person functioning at "below basic" literacy would struggle to fill out a job application, read a prescription label, or locate an intersection on a map.
(Source: http://nces.ed.gov/naal/)
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languitar commented on 2014-09-06 20:56
jamesan commented on 2014-09-01 22:28
I started editing the PKGBUILD just to bump it to the latest version and remove the cd command as the pwd is $srcdir when the build() and package() functions are called, which may not be inside the package folder if BUILDDIR in makepkg.conf is set.
Ended up aligning the PKGBUILD to the current packaging guidelines, namely:
- bumped the version from 2.3.34 to 2.3.35;
- changed languitar to maintainer (and added myself as a past contributor);
- removed the self-reference in $pkgdesc;
- changed the build architecture to 'any' since the package has no arch-specific files;
- changed the $url asredhillconsulting.com.au is now a squatted domain;
- surrounded variable-containing strings with double quotation marks;
- removed the empty build() function;
- added feedback to the user in the package() function;
- added the javadoc/API and usage HTML files; and
- changed the shell from bash to sh in the shell script.
The diff can be viewed here: http://goo.gl/mn24Rm
and the resulting PKGBUILD is here: https://github.com/jamesan/aur-pkgs/blob/master/simian/PKGBUILD
languitar commented on 2013-11-16 14:16
Sorry, finally found some time to update the package
languitar commented on 2011-12-19 07:12
Updated version
languitar commented on 2011-04-26 22:35
Thanks, updated.
hcar commented on 2011-04-26 21:38
the source is offline, the new link is http://www.harukizaemon.com/simian/simian-2.3.31.tar.gz


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Baltic Amber is not a stone, but a fossilized tree resin. Each bead is a beautiful and unique piece of history - a fossil from an ancient forest! Our Genuine Baltic Amber is 100% natural and is available in a variety of colors. Because of this, *each* piece of Baltic Amber jewelry we sell is one-of-a-kind. Our Baltic Amber comes from amber mines near the Baltic Sea.
Lava is an amazing stone. It is not only beautiful; it is naturally porous, making it perfect for diffusing essential oils.
Length: Approximately 7-8 inches.
Note: Our adult bracelets are made to stretch (with no knots between the beads) for easy on and off.
Wear your Baltic Amber necklace next to the skin, under clothing, and as close to the pain source as possible. For diffusing, apply 1-2 drops of your favorite essential oil to the lava rock. Avoid getting essential oils on the Baltic Amber beads. Do not wear jewelry in the bath or pool. Avoid detergents and cleansers. To care for your Baltic Amber, clean with lukewarm water and a soft cloth.
Not only is this bracelet beautiful and comfortable to wear, but I love that I can put a drop of my favorite oil on the lava bead and smell it for days.


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This man who wrote this is an uncaring, jerkface tool. Reasons why: Continue reading
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This man who wrote this is an uncaring, jerkface tool. Reasons why: Continue reading
- I can't think of anything to write about except families. They are a metaphor for every other part of society.
On two occasions, I have been asked [by members of Parliament], 'Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?' I am not able to rightly apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke such a question.
— Charles Babbage (1791-1871)
- The two most common elements in the universe are Hydrogen and stupidity.
- The public will believe anything, so long as it is not founded on truth.
- The irrationality of a thing is no argument against its existence, rather a condition of it.
- The prospect of a long day at the beach makes me panic. There is no harder work I can think of than taking myself off to somewhere pleasant, where I am forced to stay for hours and 'have fun'.


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I spent the better part of 20 years trying to make it all work... trying to make sense of it all. And everyday, I felt like a failure... a liar... because deep down, I had no real love for myself. I had no confidence in the image I saw in the mirror. I was truly unhappy because I was not free to be myself. Beyond that, I found no value in just being... no redeeming qualities in my quirky personality to the point that I performed every single day so no one would know how miserable I really was. It was exhausting.
Then one day, I had had enough. If the God I professed to love and serve, whom I had been told my entire life made no mistakes and loved me emphatically, decided that these curls and these lips and this complexion were the outer appearance He designed specifically for me were beautiful, why couldn't I believe it too? Psalms 139:4 says I am wonderfully made. Not to get religious, but if something so simple resonated so deeply within me despite my own insecurities, why couldn't I truly believe it? Why did I fight it so blatantly every day with relaxers and retail therapy? I couldn't answer that question. But I did know one thing... it was time for a change; it was time to accept some things and embrace some things inwardly and let those changes shine on the outside.
And that is the message of this post. That is the mission of the Caheez brand. Yes, I want to create stunning hats and accessories that enhance and protect the hair from elements within and beyond our natural control. I want to make beautiful pieces of art that people are confident wearing because they boost their inner beauty and style. But more than that, I want to help others realize their potential... acknowledge and embrace their inner beauty and express that inner beauty through their outer style... embrace a soul deep love for who they were created to be and help it shine brightly through every curl, every kink and every coil. I want to help people recognize their own dopeness and become bulletproof to the lies society would tell them about their hair not being pretty or professional or acceptable when they dress up.
I know that no two curls are created equal but I also know that EVERY CURL IS THE PHYSICAL EMBODIMENT OF FLAWED PERFECTION! ❤💋
About Carla Helené: I am the founder and creator of Caheez.LLC, an 8 year veteran curly girl with a biker husband, 2 nutzo teenagers, 3 dogs, a cat and I'm a part time waitress. I spend my ever dwindling free time as an actress in the regional community theater and draw from my 18 years of worship leading to encourage others to be the best version of themselves that they can possibly be. For more about me, please visit our About page.
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Appliance Recycling Centers of America (ARCA) Selected by AmerenUE to Provide Turnkey Appliance Recycling Services
MINNEAPOLIS - Appliance Recycling Centers of America, Inc. (Nasdaq: ARCI) today announced that AmerenUE (UE) has selected the Company to be the provider of turnkey services for the utility's Appliance Recycling Program. ARCA will provide refrigerator and freezer recycling services for the Missouri utility's residential electric customers. The program began on August 2, 2010 and will run through September 30, 2011.
Through this program, participating UE utility customers who turn in operating but energy inefficient refrigerators and freezers manufactured prior to 2002 will be eligible for a $35.00 rebate check for each qualifying appliance, with a maximum of three appliances per year. ARCA will perform the in-home collection of qualifying refrigerators and freezers and recycle the units according to The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines. Together, UE and ARCA will prevent more than 95% of the recyclable materials in old refrigerators and freezers from entering the waste stream.
Edward R. (Jack) Cameron, ARCA's President and Chief Executive Officer, said: 'We are extremely pleased to have the opportunity to provide environmentally sound, turnkey appliance recycling services for UE in Missouri. This energy efficiency program will be the second appliance recycling program ARCA provides services for that is sponsored by Ameren; ARCA currently provides recycling services for Ameren Illinois Utilities' (AmerenCIPS, AmerenCILCO, AmerenIP) Act On Energy® Recycling Program. By capitalizing on ARCA's extensive experience in high-volume, environmentally sound appliance recycling, UE will reduce residential electricity demand, help lower their customers' energy bills and provide public environmental benefits.'
For more information on the AmerenUE's Appliance Recycling Program, visit Uefficiency.com/Recycle or call 877-341-2187.
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When sensitive information is contained within the trusted network, it is much easier for IT to control and manage. But what happens when that same data is sent externally – beyond the confines of the firewall? It is now vulnerable to being misused, stolen or sold on the black market putting your organization at risk of regulatory penalties in the millions of dollars.
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Politimou, Nina and Dalla Bella, Simone and Faruggia, Nicolas and Franco, Fabia (2019) Born to speak and sing: Musical predictors of language development in pre-schoolers. Frontiers in Psychology , 10 (948). pp. 1-18. ISSN 1664-1078 (Published online first)
Politimou, Nina and Stewart, Lauren and Müllensiefen, Daniel and Franco, Fabia (2018) Music@Home: a novel instrument to assess the home musical environment in the early years. PLoS One , 13 (4). ISSN 1932-6203
Politimou, Nina (2018) Relationships between musical and linguistic skills in early development: the role of informal musical experience in the home. PhD thesis, Middlesex University.
Ward, Emma V. and De Mornay Davies, Paul and Politimou, Nina (2015) Greater priming for previously distracting information in young than older adults when suppression is ruled out. Aging, Neuropsychology, and Cognition , 22 (6). pp. 712-730. ISSN 1382-5585
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We know that studying for the final exams in Erasmus can be more complicated than usual because of the many distractions and not enough silence to concentrate. You'll be searching for a space that is at the same time welcoming, silent, with functioning Wi-Fi and, why not, near home.
We found to be useful to create this page where we present you with all the libraries and study halls scattered through Perugia's city center. Down here you can find a map with opening and closing times of these learning spaces, an explanation on how to access them and links to the pages of the University of Perugia where to check in real time the availability of these rooms.
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Want a glimpse of what's coming up in ContactWorld?
This June, join us for an extra NewVoiceMedia Customer Webinar to get a sneak peek at what features and enhancements to expect in the Summer '17 Release.
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While I was living in Incirlik AB, Turkey there was Olive Tree around the Hodja Inn in the base. I will harvest and cure the olives. After one month I will seasoned.After you pick the olives is a really hard labor because you need to make an incision to each individual olive, rinse and put in water will salt.I filled 2 buckets (around 3 gallons each) with green olives. You need to make a incision with a knife to each one of them with 3 cuts. Can you imagine doing that to each individual one???
After one hour you fill tired and look at the bucket and you think- I will stop… It happened to me but I decide to continue until all of them were with an incision. It took me around 3 or hours. For one week everyday they need to be rinse and added in new water with salt, and of course sterilize very well the container , because if one olive went bad you will lost all of them. The second week I change the water every 2 days, in the third and four week every 4 to 5 days.
After that the olives were well rinse and I seasoned with fresh Limon juice, Turkish red pepper, black pepper, dry mint, dill, rosemary and olive oil. These has been the most delicious olives that I have ever ate and it was my own work and my opportunity to learn how to cure olives.
Know I am living in Ohio and some times I am craving Turkish food and missing all my adventures and great times over there.
I found a shop somewhat close to my house (Food for Less) where you can find Turkish Products and I bough some black olives that I rinse and seasoned with Limon juice, dry Turkish mint, Aleppo Pepper and olive oil. They are very very good!!!
Try Turkish olives- you do not will be disappoint- they are very delicious!!!


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Intel reportedly plans to ship tablet devices based on the MeeGo platform in the second quarter of 2011.
Citing people familiar with Intel's plans, PC World reports that the company is yet to announce products running on the Linux-based platform, but sources believe that the MeeGo OS will be launched during the second quarter.
Intel is yet to confirm the rumours, but in the past both Asus and Acer have shown support for the OS.
Jointly developed by the chip giant and Nokia, MeeGo is the result of a merger between Intel's Moblin and the Finnish mobile phone maker's Maemo operating systems. MeeGo is designed for use on tablets, smartphones and netbooks, and its development is being overseen by the Linux Foundation.
MeeGo is designed to run on Intel's Atom processors in direct competition to ARM's processors found in most tablet and smartphone devices.
When launched, the operating system has the mammoth task of competing with the likes of Apple's iOS and Google's Android OS for space in the market.


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Youth Sports and Recreation hosts ribbon cutting
Youth Sports and Recreation celebrated a ribbon cutting Friday.
Owner Tim Wesley invited guests to tour his facility and learn more about the business, which operates to promote physical activity and provide nutritional education to children ages 5 to 17. Youth Sports and Recreation also provides a tutoring center for after-school care. Instructors demonstrated martial arts while children tried the various machines available, including stationary bikes that allowed riders to play video games as they cycled. Youth Sports and Recreation offers a variety of fitness programs, as well as other activities that motivate children to engage in physical activity, such as Dance Dance Revolution. Wesley encourages individuals to visit the store to learn more about the programs available to children ages 5 to 17. Youth Sports and Recreation is located at 276 Kingsbury Grade, Suite 107 in Stateline, Nev.
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Britain's BG, which has accepted a $70 billion takeover bid from Royal Dutch Shell, on Friday reported a 48 percent drop in core earnings from a year earlier to $1.372 billion - but this nevertheless beat analysts' forecast of $1.328 billion.
Shell says it is buying BG for its growth prospects; it has insisted that the benefits of the deal, expected to be completed in early 2016, go beyond the current downturn as BG's focus on gas production in Australia and east Africa and Brazil's deepwater oil fields offers access to growth markets and higher cash flow.
This assertion was supported by a 19 percent rise in BG's output during the quarter to 703,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed) - driven by Australia and Brazil - which helped cushion the company's sharp drop in income.
Oil prices averaged $60 a barrel in the second quarter, up about $5 a barrel from the previous quarter but down from $110 a barrel a year earlier.
The company increased its full-year output forecast to "the upper half" of its previous range of 650,000 to 690,000 boed.
"BG results handily beat consensus expectations, and more importantly production was much stronger than expectations in the primary growth engines of Brazil and Australia," said Jefferies analyst Jason Gammel, who recommends BG shares as 'buy'.
The shares rose 0.8 per cent in early trade in London, outperforming a 0.3 decline in the European oil and gas sector .
Production volumes in both Australia and Brazil more than doubled in the quarter, to an average of 80,000 barrels per day in Australia and 143,000 in Brazil.
The company has been boosting output from the Queensland Curtis liquefied national gas (LNG) facility in Australia, where the first LNG cargo from the second production train was shipped in July.
Chief Executive Helge Lund - who took over in February, weeks before Shell's takeover bid - said BG's activity in Brazil has not been affected so far by a huge corruption scandal engulfing state-run oil company Petrobras.
BG maintained its dividend at 14.38 cents per share.
The stronger-than-expected earnings were also a result of lower tax rates, which the company said would drop to 35 percent from 40 percent for the year.
BG maintained its 2015 annual capital spending guidance at $6-$7 billion.
The gas producer was forced to write $6 billion off the value of its oil and gas business in the fourth quarter of 2014, following the slump in crude prices. This followed a string of production outlook cuts after its gas and LNG business in Egypt performed disastrously.
Shell is still awaiting regulatory approvals for the BG deal from the European Union, China and Australia, after Brazil, the United States and South Korea cleared it.