text: Share: Comments Print March 12, 2013 at 8:08 AM State Fish and Wildlife Columbia River regional fishing reports Posted by Mark Yuasa Salmon/Steelhead Anglers should be aware March 15 is the last day to fish for steelhead on Abernathy, Cedar (Clark Co.), Germany, Mill (Cowlitz Co.), Rock (Skamania Co.), Salmon (Clark Co.) creeks and on the Coweeman, Elochoman, Grays, East Fork Lewis, and South Fork Toutle rivers. Cowlitz River – 26 bank anglers released 1 steelhead. 6 boat anglers had no catch. Last week Tacoma Power recovered 145 winter-run steelhead and one cutthroat trout during five days of operations at the Cowlitz Salmon Hatchery separator. During the past week Tacoma Power employees released 23 steelhead into Lake Scanewa above Cowlitz Falls Dam at the Day Use Site and 21 steelhead and one cutthroat trout into the Tilton River at Gust Backstrom Park in Morton. River flows at Mayfield Dam are approximately 8,080 cubic feet per second on Monday, March 11. Water visibility is eleven feet. Kalama River – 4 bank and 3 boat anglers had no catch. Closed for Chinook. Washougal River – 29 bank anglers kept 2 hatchery and released 3 wild steelhead. 11 boat anglers kept 3 and released 2 hatchery steelhead plus released 3 wild fish. Some summer steelhead are appearing in the catch. Friday March 15 is the last day to fish for winter steelhead. Mt. Norway Bridge downstream re-opens April 16 under selective gear rules (no bait). Wind River – Daily limit reduced from two to one fish. Lower river season delayed two weeks (April 1 opener) and two poles will not be allowed. The upper river will remain closed. The entire river will be closed March 16-31. Drano Lake – Opens to fishing for hatchery Chinook and hatchery steelhead March 16. Daily limit 2 hatchery Chinook, 2 hatchery steelhead, or one of each. Expect fishing to start slowly as only 18 adult Chinook had been counted at Bonneville Dam through March 6. Lower Columbia below Bonneville Dam – Last week we sampled 1,113 salmonid anglers (including 422 boats) with 38 spring Chinook and 5 steelhead. 30 (79%) of the Chinook and 4 (80%) of the steelhead caught were kept. All of the Chinook were caught by boat anglers. Bank anglers caught most of the steelhead. 23 (77%) of the Chinook sampled were upriver stock based on Visual Stock Identification. An estimated 46 Chinook were kept and 11 released from 4,850 angler trips in February. The Dalles Pool – Bank anglers are catching some steelhead. John Day Pool – Light effort and catch for steelhead. Bonneville Dam to Oregon/Washington Border – Effective March 16 through May 5, open to fishing for hatchery Chinook and hatchery steelhead. Bank fishing only from Bonneville Dam to Tower Island powerlines located about 6 miles below The Dalles Dam. Up to 2 adult hatchery Chinook or hatchery steelhead or one of each may be retained per day. Barbless hooks are required to fish for salmon and steelhead. Sturgeon Lower Columbia below Bonneville Dam – We sampled 55 sturgeon anglers (including 11 boats) with no legals kept. In February, an estimated 24 sturgeon were kept from nearly 1,700 angler trips. The Dalles Pool – Boat anglers are catching some legals. Through February, an estimated 41 (13.7%) of the 300 fish annual guideline had been taken. John Day Pool – Boat anglers are catching some legals. An estimated 71 (14.2%) of the 500 fish annual guideline had been taken through February. Walleye and Bass Lower Columbia below Bonneville Dam – Some walleye anglers were sampled from Camas/Washougal upstream. A few fish were being caught. The Dalles Pool – Including fish released, anglers averaged a walleye per boat. Little effort and catch was observed for bass. John Day Pool – Including fish released, boat anglers averaged a bass per rod and a walleye per every 3 rods last week. Trout Lake Sacajawea – Planted with 2,450 rainbows just over one-half pound each March 4. No report on angling success. Battleground Lake – Planted with 3,000 half pound rainbows March 5. No report on angling success. Klineline Pond – Planted with 1,500 half pound rainbows March 5. Last Saturday (March 9), 34 bank anglers kept 1 rainbow. Lacamas Lake – Planted with 5,000 half pound rainbows March 4. No report on angling success. Comments


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The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) announced in B.C. what has been hailed as a groundbreaking investigation. They will look into the actions of care workers who were involved with a First Nations youth, Paige, who died as a young adult from a drug overdose. Paige's case was the subject of a scathing report by the B.C. Representative for Children and Youth, Mary-Ellen Turpel-Lafond.
Paige as an infant, child and youth
In that report, social workers are noted to have failed to properly assess her needs; failed to communicate between regions as she moved around the province; didn't persist in trying to work with her as she became more challenging to engage; allowed her to live in some of the most dangerous, drug addicted areas of the province and often saw her without arranging further contact with child protection authorities. She died at the age of 19. She had many problems including Marfan syndrome which left her with very challenging eyesight, medication and cardiac health issues along with her addiction, trauma history and likely mental health issues.
As the CBC reported on September 18, 2015, "Paige as taken to hospital or detox at lest 17 times after being found unconscious or incoherent; she changed schools 16 times; and she featured in more than 40 police files, mostly for public intoxication." Yet, these incidents generally did not result in filing a report to child protection in accordance with provincial legislation. Like most Canadian provincial child welfare legislation, B.C. requires professionals to contact child protection whenever they suspect that a child is in need of protection.
It is the failure of authorities to make these reports that is the subject of the police investigation. But are they asking the right questions? It's tempting to be satisfied that the police may hold these workers accountable for their failures. That may make many professionals more aware although that might also lead to flooding the system with reports and more children coming into care. There can be a "fear chill" arising from such police efforts.
Despite the merits of a police investigation, it may be that the wrong questions are indeed getting asked. I find myself wondering (as I have with virtually all of the over 900 child welfare practice reviews I have read) what structural conditions lead to these kinds of failures.
- What causes professionals to believe that a report should not be done?
- What allows workers to believe that hard to reach youth are so challenging that you let them be in dangerous situations?
- What circumstances lead workers to fail to gather data from others who have worked with a youth?
- What did professionals believe would make a call to child welfare not worth doing?
- What is that professionals did not understand about their duty to report or has past experience caused them to believe that such calls are not worth doing because they cannot see any changes occurring?
- What kinds of supervision exists to support these decisions?
Yes, it is worth asking why these workers did not do what should be done but the questions are much broader. There has never been a prosecution under this section of the B.C. legislation. Turpel-Lafond hopes that this will be a turning point. I fear it may not be the one she wants. How many professionals will now decide that working with child protection cases should be avoided, for example.


text: Small Grants Fund Small Grants Fund (Please see guidance notes below.) Essex Playing Fields Association operates a Small Grants Fund for the benefit of its members. We appreciate that many organisations need to make unbudgeted repairs or improvements to their playing field or playground facilities from time to time and simply don't have the finances to undertake the work. Furthermore, because often the amounts involved are relatively modest, they fall beneath the radar of more well-known and well-publicised grant providers, or else the amount of paperwork required to make the application is not commensurate with the sum being applied for in the first place! This is where we come in. We typically make grants of anything from £200 to £1,000, and the application form should take no more than a few minutes to complete. Our SGF Committee sits twice a year. Applications need to be received by our Secretary by 15 February or 15 August in order to be considered at the meetings held in April and September. Please contact our Director to obtain an application form. Recent recipients of grants from us include:• Sheering Cricket Club - £500 towards a new mower• Boreham Parish Council - £750 towards renovation and maintenance of recreation ground• Lawford Parish Council - £1,000 towards replacement metal fence, enclosing play equipment• Harlow Cricket Club - £500 towards preparation of grass practice wickets for Colts• Shalford Village Hall - £500 towards renovation of football pitch / cricket outfield• Feering Parish Council - £739 towards disabled access picnic bench and new litter bins• Derek Flannery Playing Fields Association - £600 towards ground renovation and goal posts• Radical Bikes CIC - £528 towards plant hire for dirt jump maintenance• Ingatestone & Fryerning Parish Council - £1,000 towards a new multi games wall and tarmac surface• Elsenham Youth Football Club - £1,000 towards the upgrade of the football field• Fyfields Sports and Social Club - £1,000 towards the purchase of a multislit slitter Any grant supplied is conditional upon the project being completed within six months of the funding being made. Recipients are also encouraged to provide photographs of the completed project for our records and which may be reproduced on our website and/or in our Newsletter. Guidelines for Small Grants Awards The Financial sub Committee will consider applications twice a year - Feb/March and Sept/Oct To be considered for an award the applicant must be a current member of the EPFA and have paid their membership subscriptions for at least 2 consecutive years. The Executive Committee will decide as part of the annual budget process how much in total may be allocated for Small Grants in the coming financial year. The maximum award is £1000 The decision whether or not to make an award is the responsibility of the Financial sub Committee and their decision is final. They will report on the award process at the Executive meeting following that decision. In making their decision the FsC will take into account the following: 1) The underlying aim of the Small Grants Fund is to encourage councils and clubs to improve the quality and variety of facilities which they offer. 2) In particular we want playing fields to become more relevant for younger people and more accessible for those with disabilities. 3) It is expected that applicants will raise funds which at least match those provided by the EPFA. 4) Applications for the funding of routine maintenance and upkeep should not be considered. 5) No individual organisation should be awarded more than £1000 in a 5 year period, unless there are exceptional circumstances. 6) Recipients of awards should provide documentary evidence and/or photographs on completion of the project and provide material for publication by EPFA as requested.


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Attached please find the latest statistics from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver.
The News Release records August as above the 10 year average for Real Estate sales in Metro Vancouver. However drilling down we see that detached houses are in a 'balanced' phase and it is strata properties actually bolstering the numbers thanks to first time Buyers. Still last month for the first time in 2017 year to year sales are positive in all sectors where up until May those numbers were half of the corresponding month in 2016. In August 2017 total residential sales increase 22.3 percent from the previous August. Year to year total inventory of listed properties is up by 3.5 percent but new listings are 1.1 percent lower. August to August the composite value of all Metro Vancouver properties is up 9.4 percent.
The graph shows that the average price for Metro Vancouver detached properties adjusts downward by 5.1 percent from July to August. The benchmark price for detached houses last month compared to August 2016 is up 2.2 percent. The volume of house sales is up 26 percent year to year.
Last month versus August 2016 Vancouver west detached prices are 1 percent higher. Year to year west side house sales are down by 14.7 percent. August to August inventory increases 4.8 percent.
July to August sales of west side houses are down by 29.7 percent. Month to month detached inventory declines 18 percent.


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And Saul and the men of Israel were gathered together
He being cured, at least being better of his disorder, through the music of David, and alarmed and aroused by the invasion of the Philistines, which might serve to dissipate any remains of it, or prevent its return, got together his forces:
and pitched by the valley of Elah;
which Jerom F21 says Aquila and Theodotion interpret "the valley of the oak"; but the Vulgate Latin version, the valley of Terebinth; which, according to our countryman Sandys F23, was four miles from Ramaosophim, where Samuel dwelt; for he says,
``after four miles riding, we descended into the valley of Terebinth, famous, though little, for the slaughter of Goliath;''and in the Targum this valley is called the valley of Butma, which in the Arabic language signifies a "terebinth", or turpentine tree; though some translate it "the oak"; and, according to some modern travellers {x}, to this day it bears a name similar to that; for they say it is
``now called the vale of Bitumen, very famous all over those parts for David's victory over Goliath:''and set the battle in array against the Philistines;
prepared to give them battle.
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F23 Travels, p. 157. ed. 5.
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This site is kicking up a storm in Lagos. Lagos big girls spill all about their sexploits..
Update 19:30: hmmm - the site was up this morning, but now has been removed!
This site is kicking up a storm in Lagos. Lagos big girls spill all about their sexploits..
Update 19:30: hmmm - the site was up this morning, but now has been removed!
Jeremy, this links to Bitchy in the City. Is it the right blog?
Actually, someone sent me the link several weeks ago, and i have to say i was turned off. I one or two entries and it just seemed... overly contrived. And also like it was written by one person instead of by five different babes like it claims. And finally, there was the constant mention ad nauseum to their being "mixed race" and other "you naijas".
Basically, i think part of the reason blogs have really blown up is people's interest/curiosity in seeing how others are different from you as a person, what makes them tick, possibly a different view of life or situations that you yourself would take. I like to check out blogs because i a voracious reader, and for me they're a bit like short stories.
It could be real, or it could be fiction. And then there's bad fiction. Now the comments have degenerated into name-calling and abuses - "i spit three times on everything that went into your existence", or "bastard children of runaway sailors". Sigh. Trust me, regular everyday stories coming out of Abuja and Lagos are way more interesting.
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ConNooga, AnachroCon, & AndoCon
Louis Puster
Holy cow!
I just did 3 shows in rapid succession. It was a whirlwind that amazing, wonderful, and kinda sapped my energy. Perhaps I am actually getting old... Nah.
In this post, I am going to give you guys a quick highlight of the things that happened at these shows, from my perspective. Sorry I don't have very many pictures to share, I was kinda busy, but I have put in a bunch of links for the shows and some of the awesome people I have met. I hope you at least enjoy those. Aaaaaaaaaand... GO!
The dealer hall at ConNooga is in this MASSIVE room at the Chattanooga Convention Center. There were several rows of partitioned vendor space. My table was between a shop selling nerdy jewelry and the artist Hoyt Silva. On the other side of the curtain behind me was actor Eddie McClintock.
Hoyt and I goofed around most of the weekend when it was slow. At one point we even had a staring contest across the walkway between our booths. His writer friend Shane Berryhill also spent some time at Hoyt's booth, but his participation in our silliness was very downplayed. Still great guys to be neighbors with.
The jewelry folks and I had a few fun conversations, and one of them even bought a copy of my book. (Thanks Chance!)
Eddie McClintock, of Warehouse 13 fame, was super nice and even came in on Saturday with a Smiths shirt on. Awesome.
I also had numerous great conversations with folks who were interested in my stories. On Friday, a teenaged girl came over to my booth with her parents. She has become known to me as Morrigan, slayer of books. She picked up Wracked on while there on Friday and read the entire book that night. When the room opened up on Saturday, she and her folks were back to get the rest of the series. I sure hope she enjoyed the rest of them.
There was a guy who dressed up as both Deadpool and John Constantine who kept stopping by the table throughout the weekend. Nice kid. Always asking interesting questions about book marketing and asking if I was ok.
My friend, and fellow author, A.G. Carpenter was also at the show. This was her first time selling physical books, rather than just driving people to her site to get ebooks. The first day was a little slow for her, but then next day she came to the show with a little "liquid courage" and was able to get whatever social anxiety she was having and did much better over the course of the weekend. Of course, moving her table away from no man's land to a more trafficked part of the all may have also helped.
JK Barber, who I have known for a long time, was also in the hall with me and they seemed to have a good show as well.
The funny part is that I heard rumors about author panels that they did not have enough guests for, and how some people from the con were asking other authors to participate. No one ever asked me, though a few other authors suggested that I just crash the panels, which was tempting. I suppose I will have to be more vocal about being part of the programming in the future.
This was my second time at AnachroCon. The last time was a little wonky, as they had put the authors and artists into a strange salon, where dance classes and bands were also playing from time to time. That show was very strange, and this second visit was again very different.
We authors were told that we would have to share space. Sure, no biggie, it happens. Then I was shown the side hallway where we were to be. This hallway was one of those pathways off a main road that you always drive by and wonder what is down that way, but rarely have a reason to go look. And that day you find yourself headed around that corner, you are late for lunch with all your friends.
The foot traffic in our "author's closet", as we started calling it, was rather light. At its heaviest was when the featured lunch activity was going on at the end of the hall, and the people who shot past us to get into the line for that barely even acknowledged that we were there. When you are hungry, you are not really interested in listening to some short bald guy with a beard tell you about his corrupted fantasy world. For reals.
One encounter with a reader I had was actually quite fascinating. She was super excited to see that I had returned to the con, and she raved about the first book in the series. I remembered this steampunk ninja from the last AnachroCon, and so I asked about they liked the second book.
"Urgggh!" is how they responded, with fingers curled in active frustration.
I laughed and asked what they disliked about the story and when the response was the same, I asked a different question: What did you like about it?
They went on about the characters and the situations that they enjoyed. They really seemed animated when talking about certain portions of the story. Clearly, there was more going on here than a 1 star review of primitive grunting. Curious to know more, I pressed again for details by saying, "I would love to know more about what you didn't like, but I need more details than a grunt."
At this point, they opened up and explained: I didn't like that there were more questions than answers by the end of the book. I expected more of the mystery to be wrapped up.
I chucked, and nodded, but I didn't say: The series is ongoing and I am not just going to reveal everything by the end of the second book.
These words remained in my throat until after the person left because I wasn't sure how to say them without unintentionally coming across as a massive asshole. Hell, I could be coming across as a jerk just by posting this here, but I hope not.
After the person left, Leverett Butts, one of my author neighbors, remarked, "It sounded like she LOVED your books, man."
I gotta say, I agree with him.
Oh, our lack of people traffic allowed me to spend the weekend with some seriously awesome other people, Winfield Strock III, Leverett Butts, and Amy Leigh Strickland. You really should go check out their work.
Lastly, there was a big author reading that happened at the show. So many authors had been asked to participate that the non featured authors would only have five minutes to read, and I just could not find a section of anything that would make any sense in that short period of time. So I didn't end up participating.
What to say about AndoCon? Well, the show is run by some really awesome people, and the real theme of it is more about gaming than it is about reading. I would say that most people who attended the show did not even set foot into the dealer's hall during the course of the weekend.
For most of the weekend it was rather quiet in the small dealer room. My friend Richard from Terminus Productions and I spent most of the time goofing off, yelling things back and forth across the small space. Undoubtedly, we drove the other people crazy.
I am pretty sure that the two artist girls at the end of the room hated us for our stupid antics and uncouth behavior.
Whenever my friend Charlie from Altered Confusion was free, he came into the dealer's room and tried to pry spoilers for the Ukumog series from me. I believe I kept my cool, even though there are parts of me that just want to talk endlessly about the series with people. Grah!
Still, it was a good time. I even got to play some games and was a guest on the NerdBurger podcast. Being a rapid fire guest on their show always makes me nervous though. I end up talking about stuff other than my work.
Super great promotional work there, Louis.
Yeah, I know.
I certainly had some great conversations at the show, though. Met some awesome people, and Ando is about one of the nicest people ever. Will probably go back next year if I have time, even if it is just as a attendee.
That sums up the last three shows, but I need more shows to do! What other shows do you think should I attend? Hrm?
Better yet, tell your local dark fantasy friendly con that they should have me as a guest.


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Mrs. Eloise Terry Hester, 88, of Tifton passed away on Monday, November 26, 2018 at Legacy Village of Tifton.
Graveside services will be held Thursday, November 29, 2018 at 3:00 p.m. at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery with Rev. Larry Layfield officiating. Interment will follow in Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery. The family request no formal visitation.
Mrs. Hester was born October 4, 1930 in Tift County to the late Elbert Terry and Bessie Cromer Terry. She was preceded in death by her husband, Charles M. Hester to whom she was married for fifty-five years; her granddaughter Sabrina Walker who died in 1996; one brother and two sisters. Mrs. Hester was member of Mt. Zion Baptist Church and retired from Tift County Board of Education as substitute teacher and office assistant. She graduated from Tifton High School. She enjoyed working at Agrirama, cooking, sewing and gardening in her yard.
Mrs. Hester is survived by two sons and daughter-in-law, Eddie and Holly Hester of Waverly Hall and Terry W. Hester of Panama City, Florida; one daughter and son-in-law, Jane and Mark Walker of Tifton; eight grandchildren; six great grandchildren; one sister and brother-in-law Ann and Oscar Batchelor of North Augusta, South Carolina.
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We say out of town, but you're never really out of the action. If you just want the basics bang-on then bosh yourself in one of the guest houses slightly outside of the centre. There are some real belters out here, check out the Alpina, the Kirchbichlhof and the Ramsauerhof — all packed with more Tyrollean character then Heidi's wardrobe.
Buses run all the time, ready to whisk you off to the cable cars. If you're bringing a sizeable posse then have a look into the apartment options, which also work out to be the cheapest option per head.


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The weight of an Xbox 360 depends on the different model purchased, with an original Xbox 360 or Xbox 360 Elite weighing 7.7 pounds with a hard drive and a newer Xbox 360 Slim weighing 6.3 pounds. An Xbox 360 without a hard drive weighs 7 pounds.
The size dimensions of the Xbox 360 Arcade, the version without a hard drive, is 11.5 inches wide, 10 inches deep and 3 inches tall, and the size of the Xbox 360 Elite is the same, except 0.5 inches wider for the hard drive, making it 12 inches wide. The Xbox 360 Slim, also called the Xbox 360 250GB, is 10.6 inches wide, 10.39 inches deep and 2.95 inches tall.
The Xbox 360 Slim differs from the previous generation models in more than just its size and weight. It also uses less power, requiring 135 watts against the 175 watts used in the original models and 150 watts used in later models of the original design. The Xbox 360 Slim also has an internal 802.11n wireless adapter, whereas the older models required the separate purchase of a wireless adapter to be plugged in the back of the console. Noise was an issue people had with the original models of Xbox 360; however, the Slim has reduced noise levels for playing a disc-based game from 18.5 decibels to 10 decibels and running a game from the hard drive from 1.45 decibels to 2.5 decibels.


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Unearthed, an independent South African feature documentary, investigates fracking in the United States – the technology's place of origin – in order to understand what this new method of gas extraction could mean for the semi-arid Karoo and other countries who are considering its implementation.
The film covers the extensive journey that Karoo born director, Jolynn Minnaar, took – 18 months of research; over 400 interviews; traveling across South Africa, the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom to get to the bottom of the controversial
Unearthed challenges the assertion that hydraulic fracturing is a safe, time-tested
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Drone Journalism Lab :: Recently, two drones crashed into two separate stadiums in the US. The first was at the US Open in New York, the second was at a University of Kentucky football game. They are unlikely to be the last, given that more and more drones are sold every day to people who don't understand the rules, and sporting events attract all kinds of attention.
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The University of Calcutta will has instructed all colleges to complete college union polls by 31 January, 2017. The announcement was made after the varsity held a meeting with various stake holders on Thursday.
Kolkata will go to polls on 27, 28, 30 and 31 January. The district has 65 colleges. About 20 Colleges in Howrah district will hold elections on 19 Janurary. Colleges in Hooghly and South 24-Paraganas will to vote on 31 January. Hooghly and South 24-Parganas have seven and 30 colleges respectively.
Dates for each college will be specified soon. The dates for union elections in the various campuses of the varsity will be decided later.
"Colleges which operate on multiple shifts will have more than one election dates. Colleges will be divided into different zones after discussing with the local administration and police," inspector of colleges (IoC), Debashis Biswas told TOI.


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On September 5, 2010 I ran my first 5K. It was a momentous occasion. Never in a million years did I ever think I could run a race of any distance. I felt very proud and even with all of the exercise time I had put in over the 3.5 years since I had started to lose weight, I considered it by far my most impressive physical achievement. Over the next several months I would run a handful of 5Ks, and slowly but surely running became something that I actually looked forward to doing.
At the height of my running glee I signed up for the famous (infamous?) Bay to Breakers 12K, a race that I had always wanted to take part in. I didn't exactly train very hard for the race, but I did knock out my very first (unofficial) 10Ks and I was stoked. During the weeks leading up to B2B, I saw all of my Bay Area running acquaintances buzzing about the Nike Women's Marathon lottery. Despite having never run more than 6 miles, I decided to sign up for the lottery. I figured I probably wouldn't get picked, and if I did, it was 6 months away, which would give me tons of time to train. Also during this time period, I found out about the inaugural Tinkerbell Half Marathon in January 2012. I thought that if I didn't make it into Nike, Tinkerbell would be a good goal to have for the future. If I did make it into Nike, well, I'd be at a training level that I could maintain until January.
I successfully ran Bay to Breakers, and though I didn't achieve my desired time, I had a blast. I also found out that I had been selected in the Nike lottery, so I had two half marathons on the horizon. While some might get antsy and nervous about making TWO commitments to run a distance I had never even come close to, I felt jazzed. I was on a running buzz from my 12K, and I knew that with 4 months of training, I'd be able to nail Nike Women's Half come October. I decided to give myself a couple of weeks off from running to regroup, then start up training for the new distance with fresh legs.
My first run post B2B went amazingly well. I felt strong, happy and alive as I tackled my usual route near Golden Gate Park. At some point during the run, I felt a slight twinge in my right hip. It went away shortly after the run, so I didn't give it a second thought. My next training run, however, didn't go so hot. About a mile in to the run, that hip pain came back…but about 5 times worse than I had felt it during my previous run. For some reason I tried to power through the pain. Instead of listening to my body, I plowed on for another mile and a half before It was too much. I headed home to ice.
The hip pain didn't go away after the run this time. I limped around for an entire week, feeling the pain every time I walked or moved. It wasn't unbearable, but I wasn't a fan. Once the pain finally stopped, I tried to run again. A slow, very short run. No dice. The pain was not to be ignored and thus began my two month running hiatus.
I probably should have gone to the doctor, but every time I go to my doctor they try to convince me that whatever I'm feeling is all in my head. This really shouldn't have been a deterrent for me, but being someone who tends to like to avoid problems, it was. I decided I was just going to take several weeks off and see if I healed on my own. I felt very bummed out to lose the form of cardio that I had come to rely on. I mean, how easy is it to throw on your sneakers and run for 30 minutes? No commute to the gym. No waiting for machines. It's quick. And now for me, completely not an option.
To make matters worse, instead of doing other cardio or strength training while my hip mellowed out, I instead decided to be emo and sit around doing nothing, while letting my TV set and chocolate stash keep me company.
I may or may not have achieved mayorship of Powell's Sweet Shoppe in Berkeley on FourSquare during this time. Cough.
I also fell off the face of the blogosphere due to feeling incredibly sorry for myself.
That's right ladies and gentlemen, when the going gets tough, I crawl into a hole and want to die.
Can you say, winner?
Sometime in August I realized that the pain had subsided quite a bit, so I went out and attempted a run. It was both awesome and miserable at the same time. On one hand, I was experiencing very little soreness and had no lasting effects after getting back out on the road. Yay! On the other hand, after nearly two months of couch potato-ism, I had lost all of my fitness and was winded easily. Plus, my casual pace had become painfully slow, even by my standards. Sucko.
I continued to build up again from scratch and as September hit, I finally was starting to get back up to 5K status. Coincidentally, at this same time, Maya was planning her annual visit home and she asked if there were any fitness related things we could do together while she was in town. I threw out that Race for the Cure would be happening the first Sunday after she and Eric arrived. I asked if she would be interested in running it. There aren't as many chipped race opportunities in Tokyo, so like last year, she was into the idea of us getting in a 5K while she was in the states.
I was into it as well. I did the race last year, during which I achieved my current 5K PR. It seemed like a good way to get back into racing, which was an absolute must, given how fast October was sneaking up on me. I also figured it would probably get me to start upping my mileage. I'd get back into the running groove.
Either that, or I'd panic, sleep through almost all of my planned runs, stock up on junk food like it was going out of style and kinda pray that Maya had been completely kidding when she expressed interest in running a race and really she just wanted to meet up so we could go out to breakfast and eat monstrous stacks of all you can eat pancakes….
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View of St Peter's from the Shenandoah River painted by half a dozen participants on 11/19/2013. Perhaps the most colorful painting to date. Project took two days amid multiple palette and design changes. Perhaps the most interesting aspect of this autumnal meditation is the feint but visible silhouette of Sponge Bob Square Pants in the top right hand corner. As this painting was a crowdsourced painting, complete creative license was handed over to anyone who participated. It would seem that one of the participants was a Sponge Bob fan.


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Anemia is a condition where there is less than normal hemoglobin in the blood.
It is one of the commonest health problems faced by women in India. It affects more than 50 % of the women population i.e almost 1 out of every 2 women are affected by anemia.
Women usually present with some common symptoms like tiredness, fatigue, paleness and breathlessness (all caused due to the reduced amount that is circulated in the blood stream).
Anemia is usually caused due to lack of iron (also known as iron deficiency anemia). Iron deficiency anemia is commonest cause of anemia in India. Iron deficiency could be due to various causes such as:
a) Improper diet which contains less of iron
b) States like pregnancy or childhood growth spurts where the requirement for iron is not met due to the lack of iron rich foods
c) Heavy menstrual bleeding where the amount of iron lost in the blood is not replaced adequately
Anemia can range from mild to severe. It can cause a lot of problems in the future. If left untreated, it can make a person more prone to infections and illnesses. Severe anemia can cause complications with the lungs or heart. During pregnancy both the mother and child can have complications before or after delivery due to anemia.
Anemia is usually diagnosed by clinical examination and simple blood test.
The treatment depends on the severity of the condition. If anemia is mild and the cause is nutritional, a balanced diet that is rich in iron, is recommended. Inclusion of green leafy vegetables, dried fruits, beans, pulses and legumes into your diet is recommended. Iron tablets and a multivitamin course is also used to treat anemia.
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Salted Chocolate Almond Toffee
I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday full of family, good food, treats, and relaxation. We spent Christmas eve and Christmas day with my family relaxing, eating way too much of this and this, and drinking champagne. It was wonderful. Now that the holidays are over, there are a slew of healthy recipes hitting the blog world as people gear up to get in shape after the New Year. I will have plenty of those recipes soon but first I want to share a candy recipe. Yup. Sorry. If you're looking for something not made of chocolate, sugar, and butter – you may be out of luck today.
I recently purchased a candy thermometer because I was determined to start experimenting with candy making. I've always been intimidated by the candy making process – thermometers, molten hot sugar, and various firm, soft, and hard ball stages seemed like pretty scary stuff. After my big (well, $15 big) purchase, I decided to start small and make a simple salted chocolate almond toffee using a recipe from David Lebovitz.
I cautiously attached my thermometer to my pot and got to work, being utterly intimidated the entire time. Things went smoothly during the cooking process and it was much easier than expected – there was no stirring, nothing burned, and I didn't catch anything on fire. I poured the toffee, spread the chocolate, sprinkled the almonds and anxiously waited for it to set. I nervously tested it a half hour later – it had set up like a dream. I was feeling a bit more confident after my successful batch of toffee and decided to give it another go. Five batches of toffee later – I'm feeling confident, excited, and a little hyper from all the sugar. So if you're intimidated by candy making, give this recipe a try. You might just turn into a candy maker.
Salted Chocolate Almond Toffee
Yields: 1 8X8 batch of toffee
Barely adapted from: David Lebovitz
*special equipment: candy thermometer
1 stick of butter
¼ cup brown sugar, lightly packed
1 cup white granulated sugar
2 Tbsp. water
¼ tsp. baking soda
1 tsp. vanilla extract
1 cup bittersweet or semisweet chocolate chips
½ cup slivered almonds
a dusting of sel gris or other high quality finishing salt
1. Attach your candy thermometer to a medium, heavy-bottomed pot. You want a pot that cooks evenly.
2. Line a baking sheet (8x8 or larger) with lightly greased (use vegetable oil or cooking spray) parchment paper. Do not overgrease or you may have some slightly greasy toffee. Set aside, near your pot.
3. Add butter, sugars, and water to the pot. At this time, go ahead and measure out your baking soda and vanilla and set them in separate small bowls near your pot.
4. Heat over steady medium heat. Try not to stir! Just swirl the pot a bit every few minutes to keep things moving. Stirring encourages the sugar crystals to rejoin which makes clumps, not smooth toffee. It can also break the butter. So really, don't stir.
5. As the mix heats up, very carefully, give it a small quick stir with a silicon whisk if you are noticing hot spots. If you don't have hot spots, just let it bubble away.
6. Once your candy thermometer reads 300F, shut off the heat and quickly and very, very carefully stir in the baking soda and vanilla extract. It will steam and bubble violently when you add it.
7. Pour the toffee onto your lined baking sheet. You shouldn't need to spread it around but if you do, quickly even out your toffee with a silicon spatula.
8. Pour chocolate chips over hot toffee and let them sit for 2 minutes. Use an offset spatula or rubber spatula to spread the chocolate evenly over the surface of the toffee.
9. Sprinkle a flurry of salt over the chocolate. You want a very, very light dusting.
10. Add the almonds to the chocolate. You can leave them in whole slivers or crush them up a bit. I simply gave them a quick crush in my hand before I sprinkled them on so I had some larger whole pieces and some smaller pieces.
11. Let cool completely on your counter or in your fridge if you're in a hurry and break into several pieces using a sharp knife. Store in an airtight container for up to 10 days.


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Ann Coulter is using Berkeley; the case for decriminalizing HIV; and Sacramento's tight budget
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Our take
Ann Coulter is exploiting UC Berkeley, safety be damned: Ann Coulter's attack on UC Berkeley isn't about her free speech. It's about the growing effort by outsiders to exploit a public university for political theater.
Why Sacramento can't afford a spending spree: It's a stark fact: Local governments are now as much about paying salaries and retirement benefits as providing services to residents.
Erika Smith: The AIDS crisis is over. Why are people still going to jail over HIV? A bill by Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San Francisco, would greatly reduce the penalties for transmitting HIV. California currently has four felony offenses on the books for people who deliberately pass along the virus. Nationally, others have been pushing for decriminalization, too.
Dan Walters: Donald Trump's administration laid a political trap for California politicians over a minor immigration matter, and their heated rhetoric continues to undermine the comprehensive immigration reform that immigrants, California and the nation need.
Karin Klein: The number of California kindergartners who have been vaccinated under a state law has risen to 96 percent, from 93 percent the year before.
Ricardo Lara and Jamie Rappaport Clark: While Donald Trump's border wall will not make us safer, it will have unknown and damaging consequences for California's economy, environment and binational culture. Senate Bill 30 stands up against the threat to both our social and natural worlds that extension of the border wall creates.
Olga Evans: Assembly Bill 1380 would cap administrative costs at 15 percent and ensure at least 85 percent goes to direct service costs to aid care providers.
Take a number: 48 percent
As President Donald Trump and Congress face a Friday deadline to avoid a government shutdown, that's the proportion of Americans who want a bigger government providing more services, according to a survey released Monday. While 45 percent prefer a smaller government with fewer services, the Pew Research Center says it's the first time in eight years that more Americans prefer a bigger government. Pew also says the percentage wanting a bigger government has increased 7 points since September, before Trump was elected, though the partisan divide on this question is as wide as ever. – Foon Rhee, @foonrhee
Their take
San Diego Union Tribune: Four years ago, Gov. Jerry Brown held the signing ceremony for a law making dramatic changes in public education funding at a school with a 99 percent minority student body in an impoverished Los Angeles neighborhood. But ever since then, the idealism that appeared to drive this legislation to passage has come to look more like artifice to cover up a power play.
San Jose Mercury News: Pharmaceutical companies need an intervention to address their addiction to prescription drug price gouging. Californians should demand that Big Pharma be more transparent about drug pricing habits and put an end to industry practices that state Sen. Ed Hernandez says benefit drugmakers at the expense of taxpayers.
Los Angeles Times: Seldom has an effort to alter Los Angeles' governing blueprint been as clever and underhanded as Charter Amendment C, a little-noticed measure on the little-noticed May 16 city ballot that would change how police officers are disciplined for misconduct. Seldom have city officials been so sly in their effort to slip something so noxious past L.A. voters.
Kansas City Star: Missouri is heading toward a slow-motion pile-up in about six weeks, when the state's new voter ID law kicks in.
Charlotte Observer: At last, we know how badly photo voter ID is needed in North Carolina. On Friday, the State Board of Elections released the results of an extensive, objective audit of the 2016 election. It found that 4,769,640 votes were cast in November and that one (1) would probably have been avoided with a voter ID law. One out of nearly 4.8 million.
Chicago Tribune: Just when Americans thought the Obamacare repeal effort was dead and buried, President Donald Trump has exhumed it. Trump hasn't publicly demonstrated an ability to add or subtract provisions, or assemble a bipartisan coalition, to make a good deal happen.
Fort Wayne (Indiana) News-Sentinel: Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly lost his patience with critics of his agency for enforcing immigration laws. Kelly made the point well: Those who dislike immigration policy "should have the courage and skill to change the laws. Otherwise, they should shut up and support the men and women on the front lines."
Syndicates' take
Charles M. Blow: Not only is the resistance against Donald Trump's presidency still strong, it appears to be getting stronger. People have found a salve for their sadness: exuberant agitation, and it's growing stronger.
Michael Gerson: The inhabitants of Crate and Barrel America can be just as isolated in their ideological sympathies as those in Cracker Barrel America. What can be done? One response must be a journalism of rebuilt standing.
Eugene Robinson: There was nothing ambiguous about Donald Trump's pledge to build a wall along the southern border, with Mexico footing the bill. Now, however, the president is threatening to shut down the government or destabilize the health insurance market if Congress does not appropriate $1.4 billion to begin work on the wall.
Paul Krugman: As President Donald Trump considers tax reform, it's not clear whether he really believes in right-wing economic orthodoxy. He may just be looking for something, anything, he can call a win.
"As small wineries and brewers have discovered, marijuana distributors will refuse to carry their products with no consequences." – Paul Kronenberg, Elk Grove
Tweet of the day
"We'll have a real barn burner on May 16th in LA City. Guessing we could even hit double-digits for voter turnout #YouHeardItHereFirst" – Loyola Law School prof Jessica Levinson, @LevinsonJessica on run-offs for two LA City Council seats, two school board seats, and a charter amendment. Voting will be light but people in the know will show up because the outcome matters.


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Cashman Equipment's Cat Rental Store has earned Caterpillar's 5-Star Certification Award for outstanding rental operations in heavy rentals and rental services, Cashman's website reports. The award defines heavy equipment as machines larger than a 328 excavator/D6 dozer size.
Cashman Equipment partnered with representatives from Caterpillar's Global Rental Group to conduct a comprehensive business review of the Nevada Cat dealership's rental operations. The company examined every aspect of Cashman Equipment's rental business, focusing specifically on excellence standards in areas that affect the customer experience such as consistent trucking transport costs, streamlined return to ready times for equipment and rental service call quality. Other areas assessed were asset control, performance control, sales management, business growth, employee development, and safety.
The Caterpillar Global Rental Group evaluated Cashman Equipment on 240 questions and the company scored 96 percent, placing it in the 5-star category.
"A lot of work has gone in to get to this point," said Brad Donnelly, Caterpillar Denver District rental and used operations representative. "I'm very proud of what you've done and proud to be associated with you."
The 5-Star Certification is Caterpillar's measurement of excellence and is awarded in a variety of areas, from rental and service to power solutions and component rebuild. More than 25 dealerships have received the 5-Star Certification in rental.
Seth Hendrickson, Cashman Equipment rental sales manager, said the achievement wouldn't be possible without the participation of all the company's employees. "A lot of the processes we were evaluated on are yard processes," he said. "They are shop processes. They are dispatch processes. All of that, all together, is what made this happen."


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7.3. M.A. Jussi Saarinen (Faculty of Social Sciences, Philosophy)
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Release: Dissertation: 7 Mar 2015: A Conceptual analysis of the oceanic feeling - with a special note on painterly aesthetics (Saarinen)
M.A. Jussi Saarinen defends his doctoral dissertation in Philosophy "A Conceptual analysis of the oceanic feeling - with a special note on painterly aesthetics" . Opponent FT, Adjunct Professor Joona Taipale (University of Copenhagen) and custos Professor Jussi Kotkavirta (University of Jyväskylä). The event is in English.
The present study focuses on the concept of the oceanic feeling. It consists of four individual articles and an introduction. The introduction lays out the theoretical background for current debate on the topic, specifies the scope and aims of the thesis, and introduces its main ideas and arguments. The first article provides a comparative analysis of three primary accounts of the oceanic feeling, namely those of Romain Rolland, Sigmund Freud, and Anton Ehrenzweig. It is argued that these accounts share a basic theoretical structure that establishes as the necessary criterion for all oceanic states the loosening of ego boundaries and sufficient modal contact between differentiated and undifferentiated modalities of the mind. The implications of this notion are critically discussed.
The second article examines Ehrenzweig's theory of oceanic states within painterly aesthetics. It calls into question two particular claims: first, that utilizing the undifferentiated mode of oceanic depth perception is a necessary precondition for authentic creativity, and second, that it projects into the artwork an unconscious substructure that lies beyond the reach of conscious perception. To sidestep some of the problems that these claims entail, a modification to Ehrenzweig's theorization is put forward.
The third article introduces a novel taxonomical account of the oceanic feeling. It holds that oceanic feelings come in two distinct forms: (1) as transient episodes that consist in a feeling of dissolution of the psychological and sensory boundaries of the self, and (2) as relatively permanent feelings of unity, embracement, immanence, and openness that do not involve occurrent experiences of boundary dissolution. Based on the work of philosopher Matthew Ratcliffe, it is argued that both forms of oceanic feeling are existential feelings, i.e. pre-intentional bodily feelings that structure overall self-world experience.
The fourth article elaborates on the aforementioned novel view within the context of painterly creativity. It is suggested that existential feelings may become the actual object of creative work. Oceanic changes in existential feeling may thus lead to a wider process of artistic self-transformation and to a restructuring of one's fundamental relations with oneself, others, and the world.
Keywords: oceanic feeling, Romain Rolland, Sigmund Freud, Anton Ehrenzweig, psychoanalysis, philosophy of emotion, Matthew Ratcliffe, existential feeling, artistic creativity, painterly aesthetics
The dissertation is published in the series Jyväskylä Studies in Education, Psychology and Social Research number 518, 34 p. (+ 4 articles), Jyväskylä 2015, ISSN: 0075-4625, ISBN: 978-951-39-6077-3. It is available at the University Library's Publications Unit, tel. +358 40 805 3825, email@example.com.
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- Make sure you get a good nights sleep. I usually try to make it in bed by 10:30 pm, if not earlier. Especially on the days I know I'm going to be waking up early, then I try to get to bed by 9:30. It might make you feel old and boring when you go to bed that night, but your work out, and the rest of your day, will feel much better if you get a good amount of sleep. I try to shoot for 7-8 hours every night.
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If the treadmill makes you crazy, schedule your run during your favorite TV show or podcast and watch/listen to it while you run. Make it your little bribe to yourself.
- Make a new goal. I don't think there is anything quite as motivating as seeing the progress that you're making towards a goal. And I know that once I hit a big goal, I tend to fall out of any motivation and want a break. Breaks are fine, but long breaks can turn into bad habits. Making a new goal for you might be exactly what jump starts your motivation again!
- If you feel you're approaching a burnout, it's ok to take the day off. Try not to take too much time off, you don't want to lose everything you've gained in running. But, it's ok to take a day off if you need it. Let yourself rest, maybe do some low intensity, at home work out. Do some stretching and take the break.
If you have a hard time eating right, there are so many things out there that can help you. I like to have the junk food now and then, and I don't feel there's anything wrong with that. But most of the time, I try to stock my house with good, healthy food so that I have healthy snacks for us. And leftovers from dinner are usually my healthiest and easiest lunches.
- Make sure you eat every meal. And I don't just mean a granola bar and juice for breakfast. Eat something that will sustain your energy and help you eat better the rest of the day. When you have a good, healthy breakfast, it's easier for you to make smarter eating choices the rest of the day.
- If you do best at a particular time of day, try to make that time of day work. If you can't always make the time work, then plan a time for your workout and remind yourself of it all day long. Tell yourself you will do your workout at that time. Remind yourself throughout the day how great it will be to finally work out later. Or if you struggle getting up in the morning to work out, remind yourself when your alarm goes off how much better and more productive your day will be after. Then stick to it. When you get that great feeling of accomplishing your workout, you can use that for other days when you need extra motivation.
- If you're struggling with motivation in general, get yourself a work out buddy. Or at least someone who would hold you accountable. If your running buddy can't make it, call or text them to let them know how far you're going to go. That way you'll feel like you need to do it. If you feel like you still don't want to do it, sometimes you just have to force yourself to do it. "The hardest step for a runner is the first one out the front door." It's not always true for me, but sometimes it is. And when I have those days, I find that if I just buck up and do it, I feel so much better once I get going.
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WHEN: Friday, November 11th from 7:30-9:30pm
WHERE: Maha Rose 97 Green St. BK
COST: $40 pre-register/$45 day of
In numerology, 11's represent the pillars of the soul. They form a gateway that you can step through between dimensions of consciousness-between this life and the future that is waiting. It is a passageway for higher vibrational frequencies. This day is a potent time of transformation to help you manifest your dreams! 11 is a straight line between spirit and matter. The electric energy of 11 can create very quick change. Releasing baggage from the past through Breathwork can assist this lightning quick manifestation to occur.
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WSTA Proposed Trans-AID Fare Increase
The Winston-Salem City Council has proposed a fare increase for Trans-AID. They want to discontinue both the use of the Medicaid card to ride free and the $15. monthly Trans-AID pass, AND increase the fare from 50 cents to $1 at the same time. Many riders will have their transportation costs more than tripled, and some will go from $0. to $60. with one rate hike! The riders who will be hurt the most are those who go to dialysis, volunteer jobs, school, day programs for older adults, compensatory ed for people with intellectual disabilities, and people who have both disabilities and low income.
We all need to come out to the Public Meetings and/or contact the Mayor and City Council to have your opinions heard! Please get copies of this out to interested parties. (Possibly requesting: 75 cents per ride and a monthly Trans-AID pass of $18.) Tell them it is TOO MUCH, TOO FAST!
There are ongoing problems with Trans-AID:
· WSTA is still illegally changing reservations without negotiating with riders
· WSTA has been directed to stop issuing no-show suspensions because they have been issuing and reporting no-shows incorrectly
· the phone system is broken, resulting in multiple hang-ups and long holds
· the automated system is broken, frequently inaccessible and inaccurate
· WSTA policy and procedure changes are ongoing to comply with the many Trans-AID violations cited in the Federal Transit Administration Office of Civil Rights Compliance review (2016)
City Council Member Taylor voted against the Trans-AID increase because he said there were too many problems with the system at this time. Please contact him with support.
Please come to one of the Public Meetings that WSTA has scheduled (members of the public are welcome at any and all meetings- not only for ward residents):
March 24, 2017—Carver Road Branch Library from 1-4pm (Northeast Ward) 4915 Lansing Dr, Winston-Salem, NC 27105
March 27, 2017—Southside Branch Library from 1-4pm (South Ward) 3185 Buchanan St, Winston-Salem, NC 27127
March 29, 2017—Reynolda Branch Library from 1-4pm (Northwest Ward) 2839 Fairlawn Dr NW, Winston-Salem, NC 27106
April 3, 2017—South Fork Community Center from 1-3pm (West Ward) 4403 Country Club Rd, Winston-Salem, NC 27104
April 4, 2017—14th Street Community Center from 1-3 pm (East Ward)
2020 14th St NE, Winston-Salem, NC 27105
April 5, 2017— City Hall Chamber 5-7pm, 100 E 1st St, Winston-Salem, NC 27101 (accessible entrance north side)
April 10, 2017—Hanes Hosiery Comm. Ctr. from 1:30- 3:30pm (North Ward) 501 Reynolds Blvd, Winston-Salem, NC 27105
April 11, 2017—Miller Park from 10a-12pm (Southwest Ward), 400 Leisure Lane, Winston-Salem, NC 27103
April 17, 2017—W R Anderson Comm. Ctr. from 9:30am -12:00pm (Southeast Ward), 2450 Reynolds Park Rd, Winston-Salem, NC 27107
April 24, 2017—Clark Campbell Transportation Center from 9-11am and 4-6pm, 100 W 5th St, Winston Salem, NC 27101
WSTA: wstransit.com 336-727-2000
Please consider emailing or calling the Mayor and City Council Members and letting them know your opinion about this rate hike and the importance of the Trans-AID service to you, your family members, or your clients:
Mayor Allen Joines
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Vivian Burke, Mayor Pro Tempore, Northeast Ward
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Denise Adams, North Ward
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Dan Besse, Southwest Ward
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Robert C. Clark, West Ward
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John Larson, South Ward
336-771-5176 email@example.com
Jeff MacIntosh, Northwest Ward
336-768-8444 email@example.com
Derwin L. Montgomery, East Ward
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James Taylor, Jr., Southeast Ward


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By Isabella Price
What is apocalyptic prophecy? The Greek term apocalypse refers to the end of time and is an idea that has haunted humanity for centuries across cultures. There are Hopi, Mayan, Hindu, Egyptian, Greco-Roman, Zoroastrian, Islamic, Jewish, and Christian versions of the end of the world, to name a few. Jewish prophets such as Daniel foretold an apocalyptic future, using "light vs. dark" imagery and haunting descriptions of the end in the Book of Daniel (a part of the Jewish scriptures). The Dead Sea Scrolls, traditionally ascribed to the Essenes, a Jewish monastic sect that retreated into the wilderness at Qumran to await the end of the world, also describe a final confrontation between the armies of God and demonic forces. These writings make it clear that apocalyptic theology was a potent force in their struggle against Roman oppression.
During the life of Jesus Christ, many individuals were convinced that theywere living at the end of times and that judgment was imminent. John the Baptist promulgated an apocalyptic message proclaiming the advent of the new Kingdom of God: "The ax is already laid at the roots of the trees; therefore every tree that fails to produce good fruit will be cut down and cast into the fire" (Luke 3:9). Even Jesus Christ has been portrayed as "a first-century Jewish apocalyptic prophet of the new millennium" by some contemporary biblical scholars, most prominently Bart Ehrman.
Drawing from this tradition, the world's end is described in horrific detail in the most controversial and widely misunderstood book of the New Testament: The Revelation of John. The term "revelation" derives from Latin and means the "unveiling" or "revealing" of truth. In the context of Revelation, this truth relates to events revealed by a supernatural source. An almost obsessive concern with when, how, and why the world will come to an end has been a particularly enduring feature of the Western mind. Throughout Western history, Revelation has served as a platform for all sorts of interpretations and projections, and it has provided grist for the mills of countless doomsday prophets. Indeed, expectations of the end-times are woven into the fabric of Western civilization, as evidenced by the religious iconography of medieval Europe and popular culture of our times.
Currently, many Christians in the United States embrace the notion of an "apocalyptic Christ" because it is future-oriented, proclaiming the second coming of Jesus, and the imminence of the last judgment. For the Christian true believer, The Book of Revelation contains prophecies about the future, most of which are frightening, with passages that amount to bloody revenge fantasies and talk about the annihilation of the enemies of God. These events are portrayed as inevitable precursors to a millennial kingdom of righteous rule.
It is foretold that Jesus Christ will descend from heaven in the guise of a warrior-king, leading an army of resurrected saints and martyrs to victory over the demonic hordes of the Antichrist at the final Battle of Armageddon. Interestingly, the loving-kindness aspects of Christ, so emphasized in the Gospels, are practically non-existent in Revelation, a text abounding with rage, retaliation, and resentment. Further, Revelation is written in an unusually cryptic language replete with riddles, metaphors, and symbols.
Islam, and in particular Islamist revivalist movements, share some of these ideas. Much is written about end-times in the Hadith or traditional sayings of the Prophet Muhammad. It is foretold that floods, fires, and sudden death will strike human beings. Rather than studying scripture people will be seeking material wealth, sensual pleasures, and worldly power. The Hadith holds that during these times the Antichrist Al-Dajjal will subject everyone on earth to his rule of force and terror. At the same time, the Mahdi or "Guided One" (the prophesied redeemer of Islam) will make an appearance and, with the help of the returning prophet Jesus Christ, battle the Antichrist. Muslims believe that the Army of God will prevail, and all suffering will come to an end. Righteousness and the worship of true Islamic values will be restored, which will usher in a time of peace and justice.
Adherents of all three Abrahamic religions tend to view the progression of time as linear, marked by a beginning in history (a "starting point," referred to as the Alpha in Revelation), and moving towards a final and more advanced stage in human history and culture (the Omega). This final stage may be described in either secular or religious terminology. Some Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions hold that this will be the culmination of a divine plan for our earth. Pre-modern Christian and Jewish teachings maintained that God created the world close to 6,000 years ago. Even so, many contemporary Jewish and Christian believers accept modern scientific research findings concerning evolution and the geological age of the earth. Notable exceptions include Christian Young-Earth Creationists and other Christian fundamentalists, who maintain that the New Testament can be understood as literal truth. Islamic views of the age of the earth and evolution vary.
Asian Apocalyptic
In contrast to these concepts, Asian wisdom traditions view time and history as subject to a repetitive and continuous process of creation, preservation, and dissolution. In India, time is perceived as cyclical. Hindu cosmology maintains that creation is a continuous process of re-creation in which the universe periodically emerges and dissolves only to be recreated. Creation is not the beginning, and dissolution is not the end. The Hindu concept of time embraces billions and even trillions of years that constitute the yugas, vast cosmic cycles through which the evolutionary process runs.
Understandably then, the Hindu apocalyptic conception focuses on the idea of depletion and renewal. One Hindu narrative tells of the end of a cosmic cycle and the dissolution of the world by Rudra, a destructive manifestation of the Hindu deity Shiva. First a terrifying period of drought and famine will occur during which the earth's resources are exhausted. Then Rudra-Shiva sets the world ablaze, after which torrential rain and a cataclysmic flood will devastate the earth. From the watery chaos the world will be created anew. In another Hindu narrative the god Vishnu will return at the end of the present Kali age, in his last incarnation as Kalki. Shining like a comet in the sky, Kalki will save humankind from darkness and destruction. He will restore the Dharma, the sacred law of justice.
The Buddhist tradition also offers a Messiah-type figure, a future Buddha who is known as Maitreya. Buddha Maitreya is destined to appear at the end of our present eon. His mission is to restore the sacredness of life and revive the mystical-esoteric teachings of Buddhism.
Zoroastrian apocalyptic prophecy, which introduced the idea of a dualistic battle between good and evil, also had a transformative nature. In this conception, history would come to an end at the last judgment, when all metals and minerals would be melted in a great conflagration. Then a flood of molten metal would cover and purify the earth. At this time, Zoroaster (called Zarathustra by the Greeks) would return as a prophet to assist in the restoration of the world. The idea of transformation characterizes the apocalyptic prophesies of the Pawnee Indians, as well, for whom widespread meteor showers and a darkening of sun and moon are portents of the end. According to their narrative the stars would fall down, and the humans who are left would then rise and become stars themselves.
The Hopi have a fascinating apocalyptic prophecy. In the Hopi conception we are currently living in "a world out of balance." Their prophecy suggests that the world will "shake" three times but does not elaborate specifically what this "shaking" might entail. The Hopi prophecy goes on to suggest that humanity will reach a pivotal threshold, at which we must choose between a path of ever-increasing self-destruction with greed and hatred as its driving force or change to a path inspired by love, peace, and abundance for all beings that leads to a bright new future.
Similarly, the Mayan Long Count Calendar – viewed by some scholars as a map of the evolution of human consciousness and culture – talks about the end of a major cosmic cycle in 2012. The ending of this cycle opens up a unique opportunity to usher in a new era of evolution and collective spiritual awakening for humanity.
It is unfortunate that popular Western culture has misinterpreted the Mayan prophecies and turned them into doomsday scenarios, as evidenced by the blockbuster movie 2012. The Mayan prophecies do not refer to a "physical end" but rather to the end of the world as we know it. And they invite us to redefine our priorities as we come to realize that with our current lifestyle we are destroying the very habitat that sustains us as a species.
Part 2 of this article will be published in the November TIO.
The end-times envisioned in the Jewish and Christian apocalyptic traditions have some features in common: an ordeal of human suffering at the hands of a satanic oppressor, the arrival of a divine redeemer commonly known as the Messiah or "anointed one," a final battle between the forces of good and evil, a resurrection of the deceased, a day of judgment, and, finally, the advent of a new era of divine perfection. The new reign has both earthly and celestial dimensions. Many of these features are also found in apocalyptic theory outside the Judeo-Christian traditions.


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I got the wood for this project for free from a friend of a friend's old bookshelves.
Some of it is badly warped, there are a few screw holes in it a bunch of places that I'll have to plug, and it's discolored from years of use so I am pre-sanding everything with 80 grit. Beggars can't be choosers!
All in all, there were four 6'x10" boards and eight 3'x10" boards.
I laid everything out with my drywall square and speed square, making sure to leave at least 1/8" between each piece, following the cutlist from the plans.
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Thanks to plenty of information on the internets, the process of installing a car amplifier or subwoofer has been simplified in a big way. Since you already know how a car works, getting a working knowledge of car audio systems should not be such a difficult task. In this article, we will try to break down the process and help you to successfully install an amplifier and subwoofer.
How should you go about it?
- You will need to disconnect the cable (located under the hood of your car) from the negative (-) terminal of the battery. This will ensure that there will be no accidental short circuits happening while you are installing your amplifier.
- Look for an area under the car hood where you can activate your fuse holder. Ensure that the spot you identify is close to the battery as possible because the fuse can only protect against a short circuit if the fuse is within the short circuit. After you have identified an area, drill and screw your fuse holder in place.
- Identify an area inside the car, preferably an existing covering rubber eyelet that will give an easy pass through the firewall and under the hood. Once identified, try to push the power wire through it from inside the car. If you are not able to do this, you can prick the eyelet a few times with a screwdriver and then push the wire again.
- The next step involves finding the power wire under the hood and pulling sufficient slack to connect the wire to the fuse holder. You can lay the fuse in the fuse holder then attach the power wire that has been fused through the firewall to the fuse holder. Alternatively, you can fix a short power wire from the positive terminal of the battery to the other side of the fuse holder.
- Program your power wire through the car into the trunk. The best place is on the driver's side edge of the carpet. It is normally gripped with plastic fasteners which can be easily refastened. Afterwards, get access to the system had unit with RCA outputs and remote wire hookup.
- Connect the RCA cables to the subwoofer output while attaching the remote wire to the 'RMT' wire on your audio head unit. You should then rub this wires back to the trunk to the amplifier location, same as you did with the power wire. To ensure there is no noise entering the system, you should run the signal and speaker wires from the passenger side of the car and ensure they stay separate from the power side.
- Now connect the subwoofer to the amplifier with the speaker wire. The positive (+) terminal on the subwoofer should be attached to the positive terminal of the amplifier.
Finally, reconnect the negative terminal on your battery and confirm if the amplifier turns on and the subwoofer is clearly audible. Now enjoy your ride!


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Commenting on the Chancellor's backing for an above-inflation rise in the National Minimum Wage, the Adam Smith Institute's Research Director Sam Bowman said:
"A minimum wage increase will hurt the poor, particularly young people and vulnerable groups like migrant workers. Most of the empirical economic evidence has found that increases in the minimum wage cause increases in unemployment. The evidence also suggests that minimum wage increases lead to slower job creation for low-skilled workers.
"Minimum wage work is usually a stepping-stone to something better where employees can acquire human capital. There is also evidence to suggest that minimum wages stop young workers from acquiring these skills that allow them to get better jobs in the long run, so today's increase could have far-reaching harmful effects by keeping people in low-paid jobs.
"One way to actually help low-income workers would be to raise the income tax and National Insurance threshold to the current minimum wage level, which would give these workers a take-home pay equivalent to a minimum wage. That would require spending cuts or tax rises elsewhere, but it would be a responsible and effective way to improve the lot of the working poor that would carry none of the unemployment risks that this minimum wage increase does – in fact, it would create jobs.
"Increasing the minimum wage runs an indefensibly high risk of creating more unemployment and harming the people that supporters of the increase want to help. Even if the immediate impact is not large, this increase will lead to a long-run decline in job creation and standards for Britain's poorest workers. It will hurt the very people it is supposed to help."
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