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The more vigorously the primacy was displayed, the more the question came up about the extent and and limits of [papal] authority, which of course, as such, had never been considered. After the Second Vatican Council, the impression arose that the pope really could do anything in liturgical matters, especially if he were acting on the mandate of an ecumenical council. Eventually, the idea of the givenness of the liturgy, the fact that one cannot do with it what one will, faded from the public consciousness of the West. In fact, the First Vatican Council had in no way defined the pope as an absolute monarch. On the contrary, it presented him as the guarantor of obedience to the revealed Word. The pope's authority is bound to the Tradition of faith. … The authority of the pope is not unlimited; it is at the service of Sacred Tradition.
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"We as Catholics have not properly combated (the culture) because we have not been taught our Catholic Faith, especially in the depth needed to address these grave evils of our time. This is a failure of catechesis both of children and young people that has been going on for fifty years. It is being addressed, but it needs much more radical attention... What has also contributed greatly to the situation is an exaltation of the virtue of tolerance which is falsely seen as the virtue which governs all other virtues. In other words, we should tolerate other people in their immoral actions to the extent that we seem also to accept the moral wrong. Tolerance is a virtue, but it is certainly not the principal virtue; the principal virtue is charity... Charity means speaking the truth. I have encountered it (not speaking the truth) many times myself as a priest and bishop. It is something we simply need to address. There is far too much silence — people do not want to talk about it because the topic is not 'politically correct.' But we cannot be silent any longer."
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Joseph Ratzinger - The Feast of Faith"In those situations where homosexual unions have been legally recognized or have been given the legal status and rights belonging to marriage, clear and emphatic opposition is a duty. ... If all Catholics are obliged to oppose the legal recognition of homosexual unions, Catholic politicians are obliged to do so in a particular way, in keeping with their responsibility as politicians." CDF 2003
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"One of the most dangerous errors is that civilization is automatically bound to increase and spread. The lesson of history is the opposite; civilization is a rarity, attained with difficulty and easily lost. The normal state of humanity is barbarism, just as the normal surface of the planet is salt water. Land looms large in our imagination and civilization in history books, only because sea and savagery are to us less interesting."
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Prefect of CDF on Anglican Ordinariate and SSPX
From the UK's best Catholic weekly, The Catholic Herald with my emphases: Head of the CDF urges Catholics to welcome ordinariate converts Catholics in England and Wales should welcome members of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of Walsingham, the new … Continue reading
Community of Anglican Nuns to join the UK Ordinariate
Thanks to Anglicanorum coetibus, this comes today for your "Just Too Cool" file or your "Brick by Brick" file or your "Benedict XVI is the Pope of Christian Unity" file: HISTORIC COMMUNITY OF ANGLICANS NUNS TO JOIN ORDINARIATE A group … Continue reading
2006 comments by Card. Kasper about Anglicans, women bishops, and ecumenical dialogue
Fr. Finigan at his fine blog, The Hermeneutic of Continuity, has a piece today about something Card. Kasper told Anglicans at Lambeth in 2006 as the then-President of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity. Here is an excerpt: It [viz. … Continue reading
Lutheran Ordinariate?
Could there be an Ordinariate for former Lutherans in a way similar to those for former Anglicans? It is hard for me to see how. Perhaps it could be possible. From CWN: The president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Can I attend an "Anglican Use" parish?
From a reader: My city has a an Anglican Use parish, and my understanding is their Mass is just like the TLM except, not in Latin. I can deal with that. Is it permissible for regular Latin Rite Catholics to … Continue reading
Msgr. Steenson of the US Anglican Ordinariate about the Roman Rite's Extraordinary Form
There was some controversy (HERE) about the position of the USA's Personal Ordinariate of the Chair of St. Peter for former Anglicans in communion with Rome concerning the Extraordinary Form of the Roman Rite. The head of the US Ordinariate, Msgr. Jeffrey … Continue reading
Anglican Ordinariates and the Extraordinary Form
At the blog The Anglo-Catholic I read: When I [that blogger] met him in Orlando some months ago, Monsignor Steenson [head of the US Ordinariate] held nothing back in the expression of his enmity towards Catholic Traditionalism and the so-called … Continue reading
QUAERITUR: Anglicans using a Catholic church for their services
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Reason #2775 for Anglicanorum coetibus
More from the Church of Making Irony Redundant. These guys never fail to amaze. They have an astonishingly complicated array of commission and conventions and meetings and votes… all for about 4 people. And those 4 are going to do … Continue reading
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ENGLAND 27 June: Former Anglican Fr. John Hunwicke to be ordained priest!
I think this will be a great event: WEDNESDAY JUNE 27 Please pray for John Hunwicke. Ordination, The Oxford Oratory, Wednesday June 27, 7.00 FIRST MASSES in full Communion with the See of Peter. THURSDAY JUNE 28: Extraordinary Form LONDON … Continue reading
Benedict XVI establishes Anglican Ordinariate in Australia
Benedict XVI is the Pope of Christian Unity. From The Catholic Herald: Pope Benedict XVI has established a personal ordinariate in Australia and named a Lancashire-born former bishop of the Traditional Anglican Communion (TAC) to lead it. The ordinariate, the … Continue reading
Benedict XVI: A Decree about Heroic Virtues and the extension of a Saint's cult to the universal Church
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The Pope of Christian Unity's most recent concrete gesture
Back when, we knew that something was going on within the CDF for Anglicans who desired closer unity with Peter, but we didn't know what. There was a sense that the Holy Father must really want something important to happen for … Continue reading
Question about Anglican/Roman liturgy: Is it Roman Rite or Anglican?
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Does this creep anyone else out?
"Is that your hand in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me?"
[insert tennis joke about love]
We're just glad she didn't pull out the whips and chains.
Does this creep anyone else out?
We've never heard of Andy before, but he's big in Hong Kong. And he obviously is a big fan of himself.
We finally learn who her song "Fallin'" was about--herself!
Sure, it's tame compared to the others, but a touch from Anderson Cooper is better than a kiss from most anyone.
Whispering sweet nothings into his double's ear.
Really, she's way too delighted about this. (And can we talk about the fugly BEP concert wear they chose?)

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In exhibitions held since the 1960s this painting has usually appeared with the simple descriptive title Two heads (Zwei Köpfe). However, the painting was originally titled Imaginary bridge (Imaginaire Brücke) when it was first exhibited at the Grosse Berliner Kunstausstellung, Berlin, in 1926, and in Hoch's first solo exhibition at Galerie de Bron, The Hague, in 1929. The original title seems far more appropriate to the personal imagery of the painting.
The two heads in Imaginary bridge have the appearance of anonymous wooden mannequins. There are certain peculiarities about these heads, however, such as the brow of the male head folding over the long, straight nose, and the bobbed haircut of the female head, which invite us to identify them as caricatures of the artist herself and Raoul Hausmann (1886-1971), with whom she had a stormy personal relationship from 1915 until 1922-23.
Hausmann made the mannequin head a central image of his own work. In his sculpture The spirit of our times 1919 (Musée National d'art Moderne, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris) Hausmann attached various gadgets to a real wooden mannequin head to express the robotic existence he perceived in contemporary city-dwellers. In his drawing Portrait of Felixmüller 1920 (Nationalgalerie, Berlin), he drew the head of the artist as if reduced to mannequin impersonality, sitting on a square base exactly like those seen in Imaginary bridge. For Hausmann the mannequin head was a vehicle for satire. In Imaginary bridge Höch seems to have taken over Hausmann's satirical image and turned it back on its author, perhaps to describe an uneasy personal confrontation.
According to the artist's niece, Eva-Maria Rossner:
The meaning of the painting clearly points to Hannah Höch's unfulfilled wish to have a child by Raoul Hausmann [a wish apparently thwarted by the fact that Hausmann was already married]. On Hausmann's neck in the painting we see the image of a naked woman who stands screaming at a man who moves hastily away. This refers to Hausmann's wife who is openly outraged that he is fleeing from her to go to Hannah Höch. The question mark [also painted on Hausmann's head] presumably points to the fact that Hausmann does not know what to do. Between the heads is seen the longed for child across the imaginary bridge; the sun's rays emanating from Hausmann penetrate deeply into Höch's head. From the head of Hannah Höch, fir trees emerge, a symbol of her birthplace, the Thüringer Wald.1
Michael Lloyd & Michael Desmond European and American Paintings and Sculptures 1870-1970 in the Australian National Gallery 1992 p.155.


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|For Immediate Release
June 28, 2001
|Ron Harris
Sharon Snyder
Ian Stirton
Kelly Huff
WASHINGTONThe Federal Election Commission (FEC) today unanimously approved for public comment a draft of Volume I of the voluntary standards for computer-based voting systems.
The FEC published the first national voluntary standards for computer-based voting systems in 1990. Independent testing laboratories use these standards to test voting system hardware and software under a national program established by the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED). The FEC/NASED venture represents a unique federal/state partnership that resulted in the assessment of a number of new voting systems under the existing standards. NASEDs experience in the testing process led the organization to ask the FEC to revise and update the standards four years ago.
Begun in 1999, the FEC since has accelerated its revision efforts in order to meet pressing demands of state and local governments. Responding to these needs, special emphasis was placed on addressing the following:
· Accessibility - New criteria would make it easier for voters with disabilities to cast ballots and for election officials with disabilities to operate the systems without assistance.
· Internet Voting - New criteria would provide standards by which the accuracy, reliability, security, and voter privacy afforded by Internet voting systems could be evaluated.
· Feedback to Voter - Proposed criteria would expand existing provisions for offering feedback to the voter to indicate contests where an overvote or undervote is detected.
· Quality Assurance and Configuration Management - Additional criteria would expand current vendor reporting of internal processes for assuring voting system quality and for managing the development, testing and release of system changes.
The Commission plans to release draft
testing requirements for comment in the fall.
FEC Chairman Danny L. McDonald praised the collaborative efforts of the Commissions Office of Election Administration (OEA) and the VSS board in compiling the draft, commenting, It is important for both the public in general and election officials throughout the nation in particular, not only to study this, Volume I of the VSS, but also to participate in developing Volume II -- test standards and criteria for computerized voting. By working together, we can help solve the technical problems experienced in our voting systems, and I believe this document is a major step toward finding those solutions.
FEC Vice Chairman David M. Mason noted, This document points out that voting system failures are on the decline. But systems standards must be updated and implemented to hasten the day when system-failures are news primarily because those problems and failures are so rare. As the Chairman said, this draft, and the comments received that will eventually compose Volume II, can go a long way toward that goal.
Comments on the draft standards must be received no later than 60 days after the notice seeking comments has been published in the Federal Register. Copies of the proposed standards may be found on the FECs website at http://www.fec.gov/pages/standardsoverview.htm [This link is obsolete. For the standards overview go here.], or may be requested by contacting the Office of Election Administration, 202-694-1095. All comments should be addressed to Ms. Penelope Bonsall, Director, Office of Election Administration, Federal Election Commission, 999 E Street, N.W., Washington, DC 20463 and must be submitted in either written or electronic form. Electronic mail comments should be sent to email@example.com.
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How about prostitution hows that claimed.........
Our friends had big $$ litters and lots of stud fees from time to time and to offset the income they even had to buy a new truck. The had it all set up in the past as some sort of Company or LLC. I would not want to set anything like that up because if I showed the losses on paper like I assume it would work out I would be sick or be in the hospital for what the wife would do to me.
"Communism only works in Heaven, where they don't need it, and in Hell, where they already have it" Ronald Reagan
You handle them like race horses, but most of those people have a bunch.
Nancy P
"We give dogs time we can spare, space we can spare and love we can spare. And in return, dogs give us their all. It's the best deal man has ever made." M.Facklam
Real life best way to handle it, no comment.
If you kept all records for prior years you could actually file ammended returns adding in the business with losses to offset the years of income. That would not have to be an LLC .
Don't forget that if the owner of the stud dog has multiple dogs they can offset the income from the one stud dog with the expenses for all of the dogs.
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cave canem...beware of the dog
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I'm not sure that losing money is what turns a business into a hobby. I believe the IRS is realistic enough to recognize that many many many businesses come into being but end up losing money. I also don't think that whether or not you have a full time job figures in to what constitutes a hobby. You have to remember that the IRS is boxed in because ideally for them, everyone would have a full time job AND a lucrative taxable sideline. Bottom line is that the IRS's mission is to encourage the profit motive, not to discourage it.
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I still question the hobby versus business part as anything can be a hobby yet I can't deduct, say watching football, unless I plan to publish a video on armchair quarterbacking, then it becomes a business. Truthfully the puppy mill is more of a business than the occasional retriever breeder as they are the one's trying to make it profitable.
Let me change my original question a little. If you have 1-2 litters a year, do YOU deduct food, vet, kennels, bumpers, training, etc. and if so has the IRS ever questioned your deductions?
Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote!----Benjamin Franklin
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A*STAR develops LoFreq technique to monitor evolution of drug resistant super bugs in real time
Singapore: Scientists at A*STAR's Genome Institute of Singapore (GIS) have developed a technique to precisely monitor and study the evolution of micro-organisms such as viruses and bacteria. This allows scientists to investigate if new drugs designed to kill them are working, and catch the development of resistance early on. Until now, scientists have had to wait for the selection process to reach maturity before they can observe mutations and assess their impact.
In this new work, led by GIS Principal Investigators Dr Niranjan Nagarajan and Dr Martin Hibberd, the sensitivity of detecting mutations has been significantly increased, thus making it possible to "catch evolution in real time". Being able to do this means that scientists can now observe the process of mutation as it happens, and catch how the organism or cancer cell develops resistance to drugs used.
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Dr Niranjan said, "LoFreq has really allowed us to look at viral genome evolution in fine detail and we hope to use it construct better models for transmission of the dengue virus. We can also now identify key functional regions in viral genomes by highlighting spots that never mutate or mutate rapidly. In ongoing work, we are developing extensions to LoFreq that can better characterize mutations in cancer."
Executive director of GIS, Professor Ng Huck Hui said, "This innovation in the computational space highlights GIS's effort in developing unique capabilities in analyzing increasingly complex next-generation sequencing datasets. We expect that LoFreq will have wide utility in the analysis of viral, bacterial and cancer genome data."
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DragonBallZ figures used to be really horrible but have improved much lately. Yu gi oh toys arent too good either. Ive tried to watch that show and the rules always seem funny to me.
Nice haul JMG, im still waiting for something other than Eomer, Frodo, and Sam to pop up. Sharkus a definite must have. Eowyn im confident i will find her. Eight inch Treebeard? Doesnt sound cool, and probably doesnt look it either. Smeagol/Gollum i will get but if they are bendies i wont. TWF would be nice to have but my collection will still be nice without it.
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Relief official to discuss situation in Sudan, Sept. 23
Posted September 17, 2004; 03:27 p.m.
"Sudan: The Crisis in Darfur" is the title of a lecture to be presented at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 23, in 16 Robertson Hall. Emily Fries, a management support specialist in the Children in Emergencies and Crisis Unit of the non-governmental organization Save the Children, will speak.
While on assignment in March and April of 2004, she served as a member of the agency's emergency response team in West Darfur, Sudan, conducting a rapid needs assessment, establishing an office in West Darfur and initiating relief programs.
In June, she testified before the U.S. Congress' Human Rights Caucus about the situation in Darfur. From the agency's headquarters in Westport, Conn., Fries now serves as the point person for Save the Children's response in West Darfur.
During a previous temporary assignment in May and June of 2003, she played a key role in establishing Save the Children's presence in southern Iraq, including opening an office in Basra, hiring national staff and starting a landmine education program for Iraqi children.
The lecture is sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs .
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Special merit awards are offered to admitted students dedicated to a career in public service. These funds not only pay a significant portion of law school tuition, but can also provide book stipends for selected Public Interest Scholars. Priority consideration is given to admitted students who have a history of community service and hope to continue this work after law school.
Public Interest Scholars are leaders in and out of the classroom. Past Loyola scholars have been involved with campus public interest groups and events, and have strong records of academic performance while in law school. Alumni have pursued various avenues from large firms to more traditional public interest work after graduation. Loyola believes all lawyers can be forces for social justice -- no matter where their careers take them.
Benefits include, but are not limited to, mentoring opportunities, guaranteed funding for the , one-on-one counseling and support from the Public Interest Law Department, recognition at a faculty luncheon and a network of great alumni.
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The school of Dentistry, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Copenhagen, Denmark
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Danish Dental Association; Danish Coaching Institute
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Ayse Basak Cinar
Other investigators:
Niels Christian Christiansen; Lone Schou; Esben Boeskov Ozhayat; Azam Bakhshandeh
Location of the project:
Copenhagen, Denmark
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September 1, 2012 - March 1, 2015
In Denmark, diabetes type 2 (DM2) and oral diseases, defined as lifestyle diseases, are major public health concerns with an increasing burden among adults. Poor oral health negatively contributes to glycemic control, whereas poor DM2 management negatively affects oral health. We aim to design and evaluate a new behavioural intervention based on oral health coaching for better management of oral health and DM2 among adults, using self-reported and clinical measurements.
Results to date
"Health coaching increases self-esteem and heatlhy smiles" [2] Diabetes Voice, June 2014
Coaching in Leadership and Healthcare 2015, Boston (USA), September 2015
1st International Conference of Primary Care and Public Health, London (UK), October 2015
3rd International Congress of Person-Centered Medicine, London (UK), October 2015
Project ended March 2015
BRIDGES (Bringing Research in Diabetes to Global Environments and Systems) is a programme initiated by the International Diabetes Federation [3], and supported by an educational grant from Lilly Diabetes.


text: LANSING COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRANSFER GUIDE Curriculum: Business Administration, Human Resource Management, Cleary Univ. 2+2 Transfer Program for LCC Associate Degree Programs Curriculum Code: 1651 Semester Semester Code Title Credits Offered REQUIREMENTS Total: 19 Credits (See Note 7) ACCT 210 Principles of Accounting I 4 ALL ACCT 271 Principles of Finance 3 F,SU ECON 201 Principles of Economics-Micro (See Note 8) 4 ALL ECON 202 Principles of Economics-Macro (See Note 8) 4 ALL WRIT 121 Composition I 4 ALL LIMITED CHOICE REQUIREMENTS Total: 42-70 Credits (See Note 7) Complete the indicated number of credits from each CHOICE listed below. CHOICE 1: Computer Competency 3-6 Credits (Complete Subchoice 1A or 1B) Subchoice 1A: CITA 110 Intro to Microsoft Office 3 ALL Subchoice 1B: CITA 115 Microsoft PowerPoint 3 ALL CITA 126 Microsoft Excel 3 ALL CHOICE 2: Statistics 4 Credits STAT 170 Introduction to Statistics 4 ALL STAT 215 Intro to Probability and Stats 4 F,SP CHOICE 3: Degree Completion 35-60 Credits (See Note 9) MAXIMUM TRANSFER CREDITS 88 NOTES: 1. This transfer guide represents an Articulation (partnership) Agreement between Lansing Community College (LCC) and Cleary University (CU) which allows LCC students who complete an LCC Associate (Arts/Science/General/ Applied) or the equivalent, and transfer to CU to complete a Bachelor of Business Administration, Human Resources Management degree. 2. LCC students of good academic standing in an associate degree program are automatically admitted to CU after completing an application and providing documentation for the Cleary admission requirements. The Cleary application fee is waived for students under this agreement. Only courses with a grade of 2.0 or better will be accepted for transfer to Cleary University. 3. A Cleary degree requires a total of 180 quarter credits (120 semester credits). Cleary residency requirement is 48 quarter credits that must be met by Cleary courses and must include the 30 quarter credits major sequence. Students may apply transfer or prior learning credits up to a total of 88 semester credits toward the Cleary degree. 4. Cleary courses are available by distance delivery methods. The BBA Major Courses Sequence is delivered in a cohort schedule requiring students to take major courses in sequence as a single group (12 quarter credits per term for 2 1/2 terms). 5. Cleary recognizes the development of college-level competencies in settings other than the traditional college course. Student may earn up to 30 semester credits toward a Cleary degree through documentation of prior learning or by proficiency exam. Former LCC students or graduates enrolled in a Cleary degree program do not pay any additional fees for prior learning documentation processing or for credits awarded. 6. Students in the Cleary program make extensive use of e-mail, internet resources, and MS Office applications to complete coursework on-ground and over the internet. Students that do not meet Cleary's minimum entry technology skills requirement may need additional coursework to acquire these skills. Program coursework prepares students with the unique skills needed to use the eCleary class delivery format, Cleary's internet-based instructional system. 7. Courses listed under Requirements and Limited Choices above meet the Cleary Competency Core course requirements. 8. ECON 201 and 202 are part of the Cleary Business Core course requirements. 9. Students are encouraged to meet with the Cleary advisors (see contact information below) regarding transferability of completed courses and/or any additional courses needed prior to transfer. 10. Students seeking an LCC associate degree must fulfill specific graduation requirements. See the LCC Catalog for details. 11. This transfer guide requires basic skill levels in mathematics, reading, and writing. To determine accurate course placement, students should take the Computerized Placement Tests in the LCC Assessment Center (GB 200) prior to registration. For testing hours call (517) 267-5500. For further information and advising, contact the Office of Admissions, Cleary University, at (800) 589-1979 ext. 2249 or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. VISIT THE CLEARY UNIVERSITY WEBSITE AT http://www.cleary.edu. Effective from Fall 2013 through Summer 2014


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I have downloaded the 8.5x11 Picture It album template and have gone back to the Dec 4, 2007 tutorial on layered templates for PSPX. I think I understand the basics beginning with copying each layer onto my document and then beginning to work from there. In this tutorial the command "DDE_SS_Layered_Temp_12x12_proper_positon script" was used. Seems pretty important, but I cannot find any reference to what this is and how to set it up. Is this something I still need with PSP X3 or has something changed making it no longer necessary? Is this tutorial in its whole still pretty current? I have spent so much time researching how to do this that I feel like my head is spinning. And this template stuff was supposed to make it easier? A week from now maybe, but not today!
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Posted 06 March 2012 - 09:49 PM
Hi Joey, and welcome to Scrap Girls. I don't use PSP, so I can't help on the script. However, most templates come with a full-size preview. One way to work with the template, when nothing else is available, is to place the full-size preview just "above" the background layer, and then move the other pieces around until they're aligned. I find it helpful to change the color tone on the preview layer, shading it with green or blue or some other color, or lightening it substantially, so that the template pieces are more "contrasty" with the preview, and therefore easier to see.
I believe that once you find a way to get your templates put together, you'll find them very helpful on making great layouts.
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Thanks for the reply. Very good suggestion to use the preview as a guide. So I am correct in placing all the layers before I start adding photos and papers.
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Barbara answered so question so well, so I'll just say welcome to Scrap Girls! We're so happy to have you here with us in our friendly little purple place! Ask a question and someone always comes along with an answer for you! Enjoy and hope to see you around the messageboard alot too!
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By Robbie Ward/NEMS Daily Journal
TUPELO – For the first time in the more than a quarter century of the city's annual July 4th All American City Celebration, the patriotic event will happen at a different location.
After 26 years of holding the fireworks, music and food event at Ballard Park in west Tupelo, it will move downtown to Fairpark this year.
David Dillard, chair of the event, said volunteers and city officials had organized the city gathering in the same place for so many years that a change seemed appropriate.
"We just thought we'd change it up," Dillard said at a news conference announcing the venue change. "We'll hold it at the city's front porch."
Along with fireworks and children's activities, the event will include live performances by the Tupelo Symphony Orchestra and gospel, rock and country music artists.
The celebration has drawn 8,000 to 10,000 people each year.
With less green space at Fairpark compared with Ballard Park, Tupelo Parks and Recreation Director Don Lewis said the first year of holding the event at the downtown location will test the area's logistics.
"It's going to be a little tighter," he said.
Part of Main Street will close to accommodate the crowd, while parking at the BancorpSouth Arena, around City Hall and other parts of downtown may provide less traffic congestion than experienced at Ballard Park through the years.
Mayor Jack Reed Jr. said he appreciates both locations and anticipates the celebration meeting expectations.
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How to Submit a Proposal
Timelines for Submitting Your Proposal
Proposals will be considered by the Graduate Committee after they have been reviewed by Executive Committee of Graduate Committee. Please bear in mind the following guidelines for implementing graduate curriculum proposals.
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|End of March
|May be scheduled for the following fall
|-Makes the 1 April editorial deadline for the following year's College Catalog
-Fall course schedule is already set
|April and May meetings
|Fall implementation for a year from the following year is recommended
|-May not make the editorial deadline for the next year's College Catalog
|Please note that proposals that need Board of Governor approval (i.e. new or substantially altered programs) will take longer to gain their final approval.
Information on Preparing Your Proposal
All guidelines are in Section 4.2 of the Graduate Committee Manual, "Information About the Preparation of Proposals."
All proposals need 1) Proposal Form(s) and 2) College Catalog page(s). Download both (below).
For Courses (new or changes)
- Propose a new course. Use a separate form for each new course you are proposing
- If the new course is to be included within a specific program, then you should also complete the section covering a program revision (this can be done using the same form).
- If the new course is replacing an already existing course, you should indicate this on the form and mark the old course for deletion. Check to see if this deletion will affect any other programs, and ensure those affected are informed and indicate any changes in the program revision section (an acknowledgment signature will be required).
Possible revisions to courses:
- Change a course number
- Change a course title
- Change the description of a course
- Change the number of contact hours
- Change the number of credit hours
- Change a course's prerequisites
- Change a course grading system
- Delete a course
- Make another change not listed above.
You may use one form to make multiple changes to a single course. You may also use one form to make the same change to more than one course (for example, to make the same prerequisite change to two or three courses.). But if you are making different changes to different courses, please use separate forms for each course.
For Programs (new or changes)
- Propose a new graduate program, or add a concentration to an existing program. New programs will require approval from the Board of Governors, which can take some time, so determine ahead of time if this really is a new program, or just a revision of an existing one. The measure is whether or not you are changing more than 25% of the program. Guidelines for new or drastically altered programs (which also need approval from the Board of Governors) can be found on the RIBGHE website.
- Propose a revision or revisions to a graduate program. If you will be offering new or revised courses as part of this revised program, include proposals to cover these in addition to this form, as needed. Do NOT include new courses or revisions to courses on the same form as the program proposal.
College Catalog Copy Pages
Below you will find a list of files in MS Word format representing the College Catalog to assist you in creating the catalog copy for your proposal. Each file is a different section of the Catalog. These Word files are from the current Web Catalog. To edit course descriptions and programs proceed as follows:
- Do an electronic search to identify all catalog pages affected by your proposed change, program listings and course descriptions. If you are revising the course number, title, credit hours, prerequisite, or description, you must find any page that lists the course as a requirement, elective, cognate, or general education course, etc. Remember that other departments or programs may also list the course and it is your responsibility to find these.
- From the list below, select and download the file(s) that contain the materials you need to update. They have been divided into sections to try and make these easier to find
- Copy ALL the pages that you will need to change (program sections, course descriptions), paste them into a separate Microsoft Word document, and then turn on "Track Changes". All of your catalog changes for a proposal need to be contained within a single file. Use page breaks to separate the different sections.
- Make the changes, save the file, and give it a name that connects it clearly to your proposal.
- Send this file, along with the proposal, in an attachment to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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After completing the form, please acquire all necessary signatures. The copy of the form with signatures must be sent in paper form to the Chair of the Graduate Committee in time for that month's Executive Committee meeting for Graduate Committee.
The electronic version of your completed form (with typed names where the signatures will be), and your revised catalog copy must be emailed to the Chair of the Graduate Committee, at firstname.lastname@example.com by noon on the deadlines noted on the website. Please note, any additional explanatory notes, tables, charts etc. or syllabi, must be part of the proposal document, and should not be sent as separate files.


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Capital Habeas Litigation Clinic Puts Students on Front Lines of Death Penalty Appeals
For Loyola students interested in criminal defense, the Capital Habeas Litigation Clinic teaches skills that they can't learn sitting inside a classroom. They represent inmates on California's death row with guidance from Federal Public Defenders. "This is law at the highest level," says clinic advisor Laurie Levenson, "because there's so much at stake." Students interview witnesses and jurors in the case, assist with hearings, write portions of the habeas pleadings and visit clients on death row. They graduate with incredible experiences that set them apart when they venture into the real world after law school. They are prepared to handle real cases and clients before they even pass the bar, due to one particular eye opening event.
Students fly up to Marin County, California to meet their clients face-to-face in the San Quentin State Prison, which houses the largest death row unit in the United States. Each student visits with one or two clients and updates them with any developments in their case, which are pending on capital habeas in federal court. Bryan Mack '12 recounts his experience, "The most profound thing that I got to do was to visit San Quentin and visit prisoners on death row; it was a very shocking and impressive thing to be able to do as a law student." Being held accountable for the fate of an inmate on death row can weigh heavy on students, but their commitment to public service makes this part of the job as a public defender. As they consider this career path, clinic advisors are always available to provide support and critical feedback along the way.
In addition to all the practical experience students gain, they forge a vital mentor relationship with seasoned public defenders. As junior associates, they become accustomed to a professional environment and are treated as equals in attorney meetings. Brian Costello '12 admits, "The most valuable part of my experience at the Capital Habeas Litigation Clinic was the mentoring I received from deputy federal public defenders on everything from legal analysis to writing style. Whether it was during a team meeting to discuss strategy for a client's petition, a one-on-one feedback session or even a client visit on death row, I was inundated with real-world insights about what it takes to be a stellar criminal defense attorney."
Supervising Deputy Federal Public Defender and Adjunct Professor Margo Rocconi oversees students in the clinic and their involvement in specific cases. When asked about her goals she replied, "For each student to become immersed in a case and provide valuable assistance to the attorneys and other professionals on the team while at the same time getting real experience in representing the condemned, with the goal of encouraging students to seriously consider a career as a public defender." It's not uncommon for students to admit that joining the Capital Habeas Litigation Clinic was the best decision they made in law school, and it's easy to see why.
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text: Tonight and tomorrow Pulp play Radio City Music Hall, their first New York shows in 14 years. As the band have only played our city three times before — total — and Jarvis hasn't done any Pulp songs during his solo visits, it's kind of a big deal. You know you're going to get "Common People" and "Disco 2000" and "This is Hardcore" and "Do You Remember the First Time" and most of their other most loved songs. None of this ten song Bizzaro world Greatest Hits are likely to be played, but would be welcome surprises between "Sorted for Es and Whiz" and "Babies." Don't count them out entirely, though. I originally was going to include "Like a Friend" from the Great Expectations soundtrack on this list but then they played it last night on Jimmy Fallon. Maybe there's hope for "Mile End" yet.


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Lecture focuses on Russia's future, Dec. 2
Posted November 30, 2004; 10:38 p.m.
Fiona Hill, a senior fellow in the Foreign Policy Studies Program at the Brookings Institution, will deliver a talk titled "Whither Putin's Russia" at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 2, in 2 Robertson Hall.
Hill has researched and published extensively on a diverse range of issues related to Russia, relations among the former Soviet states, the Caucasus region, Central Asia, ethno-political conflicts in Eurasia, and energy and strategic issues.
Prior to joining Brookings, Hill was director of strategic planning at the Eurasia Foundation in Washington, D.C. She also has served as associate director of the Strengthening Democratic Institutions Project at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government
Her lecture is sponsored by the Liechtenstein Institute for Self-Determination .
Contact: Eric Quinones (609) 258-3601


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Mrs. Obama, the White House social secretary, Julianna Smoot, and other staffers deeply immersed in pulling off the administration's third state dinner hope to avoid repeating the slights, both perceived and real, that marred Hu's reception for an April 2006 visit with president George W. Bush.
For starters, Hu was unhappy that Bush opted for lunch over a state dinner.
Bush held few state dinners as president, preferring workman-like visits with foreign leaders over eating meals in a tuxedo.
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Over the past 15 yrs. I've tried several different so called quality foods. I have always come back to Purina. Why? Top quality for the price. well balanced at 30/20 for the client retrievers that I train. I haven't had any other food that gave the dogs any better coat any more energy or more mussel mass and maintain as small of stool. Its also for all stages of life pup-adult.Pro Plan has changed its name to Sport but is still in 37.5 lb. bag.


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Sidney Crosby named captain of Team Canada for Sochi OlympicsJanuary 19, 2014 10:36 PM
Penguins center Sidney Crosby sat on the news for a couple of days.
And when it was made public Sunday that he would serve as captain for the Team Canada hockey squad at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics next month in Russia, Crosby didn't exactly jump up on a soapbox to thump his chest.
He certainly was appreciative — he used the word "honor" four times in less than five minutes.
But Crosby was low-key about the role he will play.
"I don't think it changes a whole lot," he said. "Lots of really good leaders there. Lots of guys with a lot of experience. In a short-term event like that, you just want to come together quickly as a team and make sure that we're all on the same page."
Crosby's alternate captains will be Chicago Blackhawks captain Jonathan Toews and Nashville Predators captain Shea Weber.
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Probable goaltenders: Marc-Andre Fleury for Penguins; Tim Thomas for Panthers.
Panthers: Are 3-3-1 in January. … Have killed 31 penalties in a row over nine-plus games. … Dmitry Kulikov has three points (two goals, one assist) in past four games.
Hidden stat: On their home winning streak, the Penguins have scored three or more regulation goals in 12 of the 13 games.
At the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, British Columbia, Crosby was an alternate captain, along with Jarome Iginla and Chris Pronger. Scott Niedermayer served as captain. Those latter three are not on the 2014 team. In November, when he was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame, Niedermayer promoted the idea of Crosby succeeding him as captain.
There are several other indicators that would seem to make Crosby, 26, a natural for the role.
He has been the Penguins captain since May 31, 2007. At that time, he was the youngest team captain in NHL history, at 19 years, 297 days old. He then became the youngest captain to lead his team to the Stanley Cup in 2009 at age 21.
In 2010, he scored in overtime against the United States in the final of that tournament to secure the gold medal for Canada.
"He's an unbelievable leader and a guy who leads by example on the ice with every shift," Penguins winger and fellow Canadian James Neal said. "He's a special player, and he deserves to be captain."
Defenseman Paul Martin is a member of Team USA who at some point may be tasked with shutting down Crosby in Sochi, but he couldn't argue with Crosby's appointment.
"I think we expected that," Martin said. "It's well deserved."
Crosby spoke with Team Canada coach Mike Babcock of the Detroit Red Wings and Team Canada general manager Steve Yzerman of the Tampa Bay Lightning late last week and was told of his appointment.
He figures he won't have to make motivational speaking, even with some first-time Canadian participants, part of his repertoire in Russia.
"I don't think that it takes a lot of work," Crosby said. "I think most guys have played for Team Canada [in some capacity] in the past. We all understand that you might have a different role or things might be a little bit different, but the most important thing is that you come together quickly.
"No matter if you've played in three or one [Olympics], I think everyone realizes that and comes together pretty quickly."
Crosby has played in the International Ice Hockey Federation world junior championships and the world championships — though not since 2006, because the Penguins are perennial playoff participants — but this will be the first time he will serve as captain of a Canadian team for international competition.
In a wide-ranging interview with the Post-Gazette in November, Crosby said he was primarily a lead-by-example type of captain, but he offered insight into other aspects of the role.
"You have to be confident in your instincts, when it's time [to speak up] and do what needs to be done," he said then. "With each year, you just know when it's time, and it just happens. Guys need to trust you when you speak up. If you see something or know something that needs to be done or needs to be said and you trust your instincts, that's ultimately what it comes down to, and guys will trust you."
Crosby predicted Sunday that Team Canada will be aided in bonding because the players are likely to spend a lot of time together in the athletes' village because of logistics.
"It's not like Vancouver where you were two minutes from the city in the athletes' village. The village was right there," he said. "Now you're probably an hour from everything else. So I think that guys will be together a little bit more than they were last time."
It also might be prudent in light of some concern over safety and security.
The U.S. State Department this month issued a travel warning for Americans going to the Olympics because they present "an attractive target for terrorists." Suicide bombers recently carried out deadly attacks in Volgograd, about 600 miles from Sochi.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has assured the world that Russia will provide security.
"Everybody watches the news and knows that there have been things happening fairly close to there, but from what we've been told they're going to do everything they can to make sure it's safe and secure," Crosby said. "We're going over to play and focus on that. [Security is] not something that everyone's totally worried about, but I think it's hard not to think about it when things are happening kind of close to there."
The Olympic break starts Feb. 9. The Penguins have a home game Feb. 7 against the New York Rangers.
While Boston star defenseman Zdeno Chara has received permission from the Bruins to miss a game or two so he can carry the Slovakian flag at the Feb. 8 opening ceremony, Canada has not named a flag-bearer, and Crosby said he has not been approached about the possibility of missing one or two Penguins games to attend the opening ceremony, much less carry the flag.
"It hasn't been brought up," he said. "I don't think it's something they did in Vancouver, so I doubt that they would be asking this time around. But I haven't really thought about it."
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Lithium-ion batteries are extremely popular. You may use lithium-ion batteries like this one in your battery-operated electronic devices. Other lithium-ion batteries no doubt power your cell phone and lap top. In fact, lithium-ion batteries have revolutionized consumer devices such as computers and cell phones. Lithium-ion batteries are even used to power electric cars. How do batteries work? What is lithium, and why is it so useful for batteries?
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- Lithium-ion batteries are chemical cells, and all chemical cells work the same basic way. Chemical reactions cause a stream of charged particles to flow from one terminal to the other. A wire connected to the opposite terminals can carry electric current and run electric devices.
- Lithium is an alkali metal and the metal with the lowest density. Like other alkali metals, lithium is very reactive. That's why it's found in nature only in combination with other elements.
- Lithium is so reactive, that it even reacts vigorously with cold water. You can see how reactive lithium is by watching the following video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7FCR9Ja6yM (Don't try this at home!)
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" An apple a day" that use to be an expression for keeping virus's away. With the recent Apple Pc hits, that may no longer be the case. Mac OSX has now been penetrated, with holes along with Ichat, where does the C|EH,CCE, and Forensic Certs stand, up till now it has been windows and linux. With Apple now being vunerable will we see certs start including OSX in the Future. With tons of graphic companies out there using the Mac, will this become the next phase of training? will forensics and Ethical hackers start buying macs as so they can pen test all three systems Microsoft,Linux, and Mac? Thoughts are welcomed and opinions are appreciated.
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- 8 medium red potatoes, quartered
- 2 medium carrots, sliced
- 1 medium onion, sliced
- 1 corned beef brisket with spice packet (3 pounds)
- 1-1/2 cups water
- 4 orange peel strips (3 inches)
- 3 tablespoons thawed orange juice concentrate
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard
- 1. Place the potatoes, carrots and onion in a 5-qt. slow cooker. Cut brisket in half; place over vegetables. Add the water, orange peel and contents of spice packet.
- 2. Cover and cook on low for 8-9 hours or until meat and vegetables are tender.
- 3. Using a slotted spoon, transfer corned beef and vegetables to a 13-in. x 9-in. baking dish. Discard orange peel.
- 4. Combine the orange juice concentrate, honey and mustard; pour over meat. Bake, uncovered, at 375° for 15-20 minutes, basting occasionally. Yield: 8 servings.
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"Made this for company last night, and it was a good meal. Loved how the carrots and potatoes absorbed the cooking juices of the corned beef. Easy to prepare in the slow cooker, and the aroma as it cooked all day was a plus."
"We love this easy way to cook corned beef! I never cared much for corned beef before, but this is such an excellent recipe with great flavor. I've made this at least 4 times. We stocked the freezer with corned beef after St. Patrick's Day so we can make this year round. A definite keeper!"
"Turned out great, although I changed directions and made soup & sandwichs instead. Took the veggies and drained the fat liquid. Then put the veggies into a Dutch oven and added 4cups beef broth & 6 cups water. Then added bay leaves and seasonings like garlic, seasoning salt, tomato/beef bouillon a few dashes of Worcestershire & green Tabasco sauce. Then 1 small can of tomato sauce. Turned out fabulous. Now that the kids have moved out & it's just me & the wife now, we do a lot of soup & sandwiches for dinner."
"Tender and delicious. A big hit for our family!"
"This was easy and delicious! (My favorite combination in a recipe!)"
"I made this for St. Patricks Day dinner. My in laws as well as my entire family of 5 (including 3 children ages 5, 7, & 10) loved this corn beef. It was my first time cooking corn beef and it was so easy. Don't hesitate to try this one. Its definitely a "keeper" that I will make again. Thanks for a great recipe."
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The western New York district is among those in five states participating in an effort announced Monday by U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan.
Participating schools will add at least 300 hours of instruction and enrichment during the year. The other states participating are Colorado, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and Tennessee.
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All this losing by the Giants is making you guys argue. TEARING US APART!
Eli's best year came when Peyton didn't play. Coincidence?
Its like your all a bunch of friggin 6 year old girls.
BTW.....Rosie is awesome. And he and I have disagreed plenty, especially on the lock out. But I don't judge people on their opinions. I do on the way they treat others.
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