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Spencer Punnett of Ormond Beach wrote Representing Clients in Mediation: A Guide to Optimal Results Based on Insights from Counsel, Mediators, and Program Administrators. Published by the ABA, the book is designed for lawyers who need to help their clients mediate legal disputes that typically involve a claim for damages. The work is research-based, offering insights and advice culled from interviews with litigators in private practice, inside counsel, mediators, mediation program administrators, and law professors specializing in the field. It also provides step-by-step advice covering the entire mediation process in sequence from beginning to end. The book is available at www.ShopAba.org.
Barbara Levenson of Miami wrote Outrageous October. The book is the third in her Mary Magruder Katz mystery series, following Fatal February and Justice in June. The series follows Mary's misadventures in Vermont where she encounters murders, a kidnapping, and a neo-Nazi cell, instead of the rest and relaxation she expected to find. It is available at Amazon.com.
Hillel L. Presser of Deerfield Beach authored The Lawyers Law of Attraction: Marketing Outside the Box but Inside the Law. In the guide, Presser seeks to educate lawyers about how to market their law firms into multi-million-dollar machines by teaching them the ins and outs of marketing basics, carving a niche, networking, social media, public relations, and much more. The book is available at Amazon.com and www.lawyermarketingllc.com.
Ernest F. "Tony" Peluso of Tampa published Waggoners Gap. The novel tells the story of two families fighting for survival and success in the dark decades surrounding World War II. The Genero clan is at the heart of the story, which tracks the trials and travails of father, mother, son, and daughter as their lives are affected by the historical events and the interaction with the richer and more influential Monarch family. While the Monarchs control most of the industry and economic engines in the Valley, the Generos make their own mark — sometimes in concert with the Monarchs, but often in conflict with them. The generational confluence of these players takes place across a range of time in American history that includes World War I, the Great Depression, and culminates in World War II, when the Genero children, brother and sister, enlist to support the war effort. At the same time, one of the less respectable Monarch brothers takes over the family business and begins to siphon off corporate profits, to mistreat employees, and to plan the destruction of the local economy. The book is available at tonypeluso.com and warriorspublishing.com.
Jacqueline J. Buyze of Jacqueline Buyze Mediation in Naples published A Story of Lawyers with Views from the Bench. The story takes readers on a journey of rhyme and rhythm through the court process. From trial court judges to the Supreme Court justices, the role of the judiciary is explained at every stage of a case. The book includes a child-friendly glossary of basic terms and concepts, and features illustrations by Klaus Shmidheiser. It is the second in the A Story of Lawyers book series, written to educate children of all ages about the work lawyers do, to honor those who admirably serve the profession, and to improve public perceptions. It is available at www.MascotBooks.com, Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble.
M. S. Platt of Akron, Ohio, wrote two books. Holy Economics: Resolving the Debt Crisis deals with the present fiscal and debt crisis in the United States. The book outlines new individual and business tax codes aimed at stimulating the economy and providing a reasonable compromise for Republicans and Democrats. Do Not Forsake Me. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Uncertainty of His American Dream evaluates the path of the Civil Rights Movement as told in light of a murder mystery involving a young infant. Both books are available at Amazon.com.
Deborah E. Roser of Roser Law in Bradenton, and Peggy R. Hoyt of Hoyt & Bryan in Oviedo, coauthored Straight Talk! What To Do When Someone Dies (The Truth About Estate Administration). The book advises those who have lost loved ones on their responsibility as a successor trustee or personal representative. It seeks to provide insight into what a person with those responsibilities should be doing, how to speak the language, who to trust, and ultimately how to get the results the grieving person and loved one intended. It is available at Amazon.com.
Kenneth Spillias of Lewis Longman and Walker in West Palm Beach published Widow's Walk: The Precipice. The book is the first part of a series that tells the story of the personal and supernatural battle between good and evil, played out in one man's struggle with his inner demons. Jim Donovan is stalked and manipulated by evil human, animal, and otherworldly forms, in a journey that ultimately leads him to a final, climactic battle for his eternal soul. The series follows Donovan as he rises to great heights as a mega-church evangelist in South Florida and later falls in a hushed-up scandal that propels him and his wife to Africa, where they ultimately fall victim to mystical and ritualistic depravity. The book is available at http://bookstore.abbottpress.com, Amazon.com, and Barnes & Noble.
A.Wayne Gill of Gill Law Firm in Delray Beach penned two books. This Business of Supplier Diversity centers around a recently fired business executive turned entrepreneur and concludes with principles for minority business owners and corporations. The Runner is the first book in a seven-part series that follows the life of Michael Knight, a young man conflicted about his future and who embarks on a long journey of self-discovery. The book is available at Amazon.com, IronPillarMedia.com, and Waynegill.com.
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The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) was created by the Department ofTransportation Act of 1966. It is one of ten agencies within the U.S. Department ofTransportation concerned with intermodal transportation. FRA promotes safe,environmentally sound, successful railroad transportation to meet the needs of all customers today and tomorrow.
FRA's Office of Railroad Safety promotes and regulates safety throughout the Nation's railroad industry. The office executes its regulatory and inspection responsibilities through a diverse staff of railroad safety experts.
The Federal Railroad Administration is responsible for working with stakeholders to develop cohesive goals and policies for maintaining and improving the U.S. freight and passenger rail networks. This section covers various efforts across America and the world in helping to deliver safe, reliable, and efficient rail transportation.
FRA Research & Development (R&D) projects contribute to the FRA's safety regulatory processes, to railroad suppliers, to railroads involved in the transportation of freight, intercity passengers, commuters, and to railroad employees and their labor organizations.
In this section, we provide descriptions and comprehensive, official sources for FRA's regulations (also called rules), selected legislation, as well as policy and guidance documents. Additionally, you will find current topics of high interest or significant impact to Congress, railroads, employees, labor, public interest groups and other stakeholders.
FRA supports passenger and freight railroading through a variety of competitive grant, dedicated grant, and loan programs to develop safety improvements, relieve congestion, and encourage the expansion and upgrade of passenger and freight rail infrastructure and services. FRA also provides training and technical assistance to grantees and stakeholders.
The Federal Railroad Administration Office of Communications is the primary link between the agency and reporters, the public and others who have an interest in our nation's rail network.
The FRA eLibrary contains all the documents that are found throughout the FRA Public Website. Multiple pages on the website may link to the same eLibrary item based on its set of metadata.
The Communications and Resource Management Division develops, plans, coordinates, and implements a comprehensive program of requirements in the areas of strategic communications, correspondence and policy document oversight, personnel management, budget and financial management, and real and personal property management for the Office of Railroad Safety.

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Pros: Great isolation, ok quality microphone
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These IEMs sport harsh sound, chubby build uncomfortable for smaller ears or ear canals. Due to chubby housings, I couldn't wear them for longer than few hours at a time.
Bass is pretty much lacking, as typical of balanced armature. It simply isn't there. What is there, lacks decay and impact completely.
Mids are good quality and quantity.
Highs are boosted in 8k region giving them a harsh, sometimes sparkly signature. Extension is not great, ending at 16kHz.
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THIS IS MY FIRST EVER GIGAPAN: The Royal Burgh Standard Bearer James Cheyne casts the Burgh Flag at the culmination of the Common Riding festivities followed by six other standard bearers. The one on this photo is Hammerman Jason Hendrie. (sorry Jason you moved between shots). The Burgh Standard bearer represents t...


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My DSL modem arrived yesterday and it worked out of the box. I can now move mkp.net here (When my Suns arrive, that is). Goodness. Now I just need legs for my desk, and I'll be able to hack from home. Which is good, as there is no way in hell I can fit an organ in my cube at the office (I'm not sure my colleagues would appreciate my art anyway).
Spent most of the evening/night poking a bit more at the LVM kiobuf support. Looks like we need to rethink the I/O path once again. Bugger.
I also dropped by the Hammond organ irc channel and was quite surprised to find out that a lot of the people there use Linux (silly me, joining from ottawa.linuxcare.com). I thought I was special because I'm interested in both organs and computers. Apparently not. Hence I am now declared perfectly normal (Muahaha, yeah right).
Oh. I must say that the past few days have been good hack-wise. The Grrrr-free<tm> week is really paying off. La la la la la. The danish alp is going to kill me when he gets back. I know it. Ok, I'm being evil. Let's all hope that he gets a local box to hack on soon.


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Graduate Program Coordinator of Personal and Organizational Wellness and Human Relations
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Nancy Puglisi teaches in the MEd, MBA, and EdD programs at Plymouth State University. In addition, she is the University System of New Hampshire's Director of Organizational Wellness, responsible for 4,500 benefits-eligible faculty and staff members. Puglisi has written articles that have appeared in Wellness Connections and College and University Personnel Journal.
Degrees and Education
- PhD, Union Institute and University
- MEd, Plymouth State College
- BS, Keene State College
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- Integration of alternative and complementary healing modalities
- Characteristics and strategies involved in creating healthy organizational environments
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- Plymouth State University Alumni Association Outstanding Graduate Alumni Award, 2011
- Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare and New Hampshire Business Review Health Innovator Award, 2010
- Distinguished Faculty of the Year Award, Granite State College, 1997
- US Department of Health and Human Services' Community Health Promotion Award, 1988, 1995
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My son is coming home from Afghanistan after a year of service to our country. I would appreciate it if anyone with land and Turkeys would email me at firstname.lastname@example.com if he can hunrt your land in TN. He just wants to get in the woods and relax. He is 32 and a very good hunter. He calls really well. He went on a hunt on a friend's property and killed a 28 lb Turkey with 3 beards. The friend has moved to W Virginia.
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The Great Exhibition
A breathtaking spectacle, the Great Exhibition opened on 1st May 1851 in the Crystal Palace in Hyde Park. The exhibition was a showcase of industrial prowess, with the Crystal Palace itself the prime exhibit. The sheer scale and exuberance of the interior showed great confidence in the ideals of peace, progress and prosperity. From its very beginnings the exhibition aroused considerable interest and comment amongst journalists, cartoonists, MPs and the Queen herself.


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The talent of an artist like Lorenzo escapes any attempt at classification in the various schools of painting in Venice during the early Cinquecento. Indeed, even though he signed himself as a "Venetian painter", the peculiarity of his style is the reason for the scarce consideration in which he was held by his fellow citizens: so much so that more than once he was obliged to leave the city where he was born and find work in Treviso, Lombardy and the Marches.
Throughout his long life, Lorenzo was always a solitary artist, jealously maintaining the intimacy of his absolutely personal language, which he built up through countless different experiences, and he has even been attacked by some for being an eclectic artist, in the least flattering sense of the term. At the beginning, when he was in Venice, Lotto worked under Alvise Vivarini and immediately after, refusing the tonal revolution of Giorgione and Titian, he appears to have approached the Northern models, through direct knowledge of the works of Albrecht Dürer, who was in Venice between 1505 and 1507, or indirectly by studying the Venetian paintings of Antonello da Messina. But Lotto was also the first Venetian painter to go to Rome, where documents show that he was living in 1509, when he made some unfortunately not identifiable works in the Vatican Stanze, at the time when Sodoma, Peruzzi and Sebastiano del Piombo were also working there. The emphasis on colour in his early paintings may indeed have been of interest even to Raphael himself. But it was naturally the works of the maestro of Urbino which struck the young Venetian painter, as can be clearly seen in the broad, natural use of space, the careful realism of the figures and the powerful luminosity which were a feature of his works after his return from Rome. During his time in the extremely lively city of the popes, Lorenzo acquired new life, making him impervious to any tonalistic suggestions from Venice and indeed creating an increasingly acute chromatic timbre, devoid of contrast with light.
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JVC HA-FX101VR Inner-Ear Headphones (Red)
Ear-Clip Headphones for Light Sports With Bass Enhancement. JVC Xtreme Xplosives Inner Ear Headphones. Cordless: No. Headset Type: Headphones. Extreme deep bass ports and 8.5mm Neodymium driver units. Rubber protectors for durability. Superior sound isolation. Ergonomic contoured comfortable form. Cord length: 1.2m with gold plated slim plug. Includes 3 sizes silicone earpieces