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UnitingCare Queensland: Challenges of authenticity and congruity
Harriman, Robert S. (2006) UnitingCare Queensland: Challenges of authenticity and congruity. (Unpublished)
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This essay is the first of three projects to fulfil the requirements of Doctor of Social Science. This essay focusses on the relationship between the Uniting Church in Australia, Queensland Synod (UCA) and its human services organisation called UnitingCare Queensland (UCQ). The UCA was formed in 1977 by many members of the Methodist, Presbyterian and Congregational Churches in Australia. UCQ is the umbrella organisation for Blue Care, Uniting Health Care, Lifeline Community Care, Wesley Missions and Crossroads. This work is an applied ethics evaluation of internal authenticity and relational congruity with respect to organisational structure. The structure of the UCA is a system of non-hierarchical inter-related councils. The structure of UCQ is hierarchical. Suggestions are offered to address this structural incongruity.
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Not too long ago, DJ Self had Migos come by to the studio for an interview. The group is made up of three members but only two were present because the third member, Offset is locked up.
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Got hired to shoot the derby, so I short part of it on the new schneider super angulon 50 2.8 tilt shift. Such an amazing lens.
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Just picked up a 1Ds2 last week. Let me just say, what an incredible camera. Paired with the 50L it is surgical. Hope nobody minds - gonna dump a few, don't get the chance to daily post anymore. A few candids from this past weekend..
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Ok, so I went out "on assignment" yesterday evening but the GTI wasn't being very photogenic. Thankfully, a friend of mine showed up and his car was up to the task. I wish I would've thought to wipe the lovebugs off his bumper but that wasn't really the point of this assignment. The point was post processing and getting the hang of multiple polarizations and exposures.
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June 9, 2010
By TOM SATKOWIAK
Skylar McBee wasn't sure how his stomach--typically stuffed with meat and potatoes--would handle a hearty helping of cow intestines washed down with a side of duck blood.
Photo: Robby Speer, Sports Reach
The Great Wall of China was among some of the stops made by rising sophomore Skylar McBee during his two-week tour with Sports Reach.
But he also knew his two-week tour of the People's Republic of China was all about new and exciting experiences. So he tried a little eel, too, just for good measure.
It was the trip of a lifetime for the rising sophomore guard, who followed up a successful season on the Tennessee basketball team with a hot-shooting exhibition as his Reach USA team posted a 6-3 record against foreign professional squads--including a 4-3 series triumph over the Bayi Army Rockets, one of the top pro teams in China.
"It was an amazing experience," McBee said. "Everyone had a great time. We were like celebrities over there."
Sports Reach, a Kentucky-based organization whose mission is reaching the world through sports, sponsored two men's basketball trips to China last month. McBee was part of the second group, the Blue Team, which was made up of 11 current NCAA Division I players and was coached by Nevada assistant Dennis Gates.
The Americans played nine games in 11 days in nine different cities. The routine was quite simple: breakfast, travel until around noon, check-in to new hotel, eat lunch, rest, Bible study, snack, gametime, eat again, get a massage, bedtime. McBee, a native of Rutledge, Tenn., roomed with Southern Illinois forward Carlton Fay.
"It couldn't have worked out any better," McBee said of his roommate. "I'm from a small town. He's from a small town. We got along really well and hung out quite a bit."
McBee wasn't the only Southeastern Conference player on the trip. Jon Hood and Josh Harrelson of the rival Kentucky Wildcats also took part.
"They're good guys," McBee said. "Every now and then I'd say something or they'd say something about (the Kentucky-Tennessee rivalry), but it never got ugly."
McBee garnered national headlines in early January after his off-balance 3-pointer against top-ranked and previously unbeaten Kansas sealed Tennessee's home win over the Wildcats. But if any of his Sports Reach teammates boarded the jet to East Asia ignorant of McBee's exploits on Rocky Top, it didn't take him long to earn their respect.
In the team's first game of the tour, an 87-75 victory over Bayi, McBee poured in a team-high 17 points on 6-of-9 shooting. He was 5-for-7 from 3-point range, and he drained a pair of treys consecutively in the first half to give Reach USA the lead for good.
After an initial flight from Beijing to Chongquing, the collection of American student-athletes traveled from town to town via bus. The group made its way through such towns as Changshou, Tongnan, Quingjiang, Pengshui, Shizhu, Shinshou and Jingmen. Many of the cities in which they played have no local pro teams, so a contest between the Bayi Army Rockets and a team of American collegians was cause for celebration.
Photo: Robby Speer, Sports Reach
Two other SEC basketball players made the trip along with McBee.
"Before some of the games they would have hour-long ceremonies with swords, flips, martial arts, dancing--even those things you see on TV where a bunch of people make a dragon that dances around," McBee said.
"A lot of us brought some gear along, and they would toss that stuff into the crowd before the games. The kids loved it. After the game everyone wanted to get autographs and get pictures made. I'd wear a sweatband and always autograph it and give it to a little kid after the game."
While McBee said he gained a lot of confidence in his shot during the tour--he shot a team-best .487 from beyond the arc--he also learned to overcome tough playing conditions.
"A lot of the gyms were really old," McBee said. "The floors were really slick, and that made it hard to plant and cut. One of the floors had water seeping up through it."
The seven-game series with Bayi was essentially a goodwill tour of various cities that have little exposure to high-level basketball. As such, the officials often felt compelled to "make it a good show" for the thousands of locals who would cram the gymnasiums. It wasn't uncommon for the Chinese team to hold a staggering advantage in free-throw attempts.
"There was one game where the free-throw attempts was something like 45 to seven. The refs would tell us they were trying to keep it close," McBee said. "But the tough conditions was one of the best things about the whole trip. If you can play in those conditions, then nothing (here in college) is going to get you rattled."
McBee analyzed the style of play in China as mechanical, with a strong emphasis on getting to the basket.
"They all had good fundamentals, and they had lots of size, too. But they weren't as smooth and fluid as players you see here."
Early on in the trip, the Reach USA team visited the Great Wall of China. That was a highlight for McBee.
"Amazing," he said. "It was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen. It wasn't that tall--maybe 15 feet. But you have to think about when it was made--without any modern tools. They just built this enormous wall over a mountain range. It's unreal."
In addition to the Great Wall, the team also visited Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, which served as home to emperors for close to 500 years from the Ming Dynasty to the end of the Qing Dynasty. However, it wasn't those things or places that stood out as the most impactful part of McBee's journey. Rather, it was the Chinese people themselves.
"They are the friendliest people I've ever met," McBee said. "I felt safer walking down the streets at night than I would here in America. The people we came across barely spoke any English at all, but they were so nice. I really think there were some people who had never seen Americans before."
Basketball-wise, McBee considered the trip a "confidence booster." The Reach USA team finished with a 6-3 record, including a 4-3 series triumph over Bayi (who shot more than 130 more free throws in the series than Reach USA). The Americans also posted a pair of wins over the Russia Peak All-Stars.
McBee was Reach USA's fourth-leading scorer, averaging 8.1 points per game. His 2.6 assists per game ranked second on the team, and he also averaged 1.9 rebounds and 1.0 steal.
Photo: Robby Speer, Sports Reach
Skylar McBee (right) and his teammates at the Great Wall.
He shot 42.4 percent overall and a team-best 48.7 percent from 3-point range (19-for-39). It looked as though he would return from China having shot better than 50 percent from beyond the arc, but an 0-for-4 outing in Reach USA's final game dropped his average just below that mark.
Regardless, McBee's fortnight in the Orient was overwhelmingly positive and memorable. New friends, new experiences and even some new--and perhaps bizarre--culinary tastes served to complement the happenings on the sometimes slick hardwood.
Would he do it again if given the chance?
"Definitely," he said. "And hopefully I will have another chance to make a trip like this. If not next summer, at least one more time before I graduate."


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I currently have a very slow Turbo 2000 (MY99), the car has a few mods, JR Panel, Prodrive rear box, decat centre & TD05 (was planning a remap). The car has been running fine with these mods but now (6 months on)has started to develop a misfire (as boost comes in), the plugs have been changed (gapped to 0.65mm), new leads and a new intake hose have been fitted (old one was split) but the problem is still evident (boost gauge is showing a good 15psi). The car seems to be running way to rich as the plugs were really sooty and the idle is all over the place. I have tried resetting the ecu and this just made everything worse! Could this be the MAF problem I have read so much about? The car has done around 118,000 miles (mostly on the motorway) but the engine is quiet and doesn't use any oil. Anyone else had a similar problem?


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If for some reason after learning of an FAR violation the FAA believes an emergency response is required, they may issue an Emergency Revocation Order, after which the airman must surrender all certificates immediately. Failure to surrender all certificates results in a possible $1100.00 per-day penalty. An airman may appeal the emergency aspect of the order, but this must be done within two days of receipt of the order. If an airman doesn't use the two-day appeal, an airman must surrender all certificates but then can still file an appeal as described in the paragraph above. FAA discovery of certain acts, like falsifying airman logbooks and certificate applications, certainly result in emergency revocation of all certificates, and successful appeals are extremely rare.
Typically non-emergency sanctions may be avoided if the airman had filed a NASA report within ten days of the event that give rise to the FAA's action. It is probably always a good idea to file a timely NASA report when an airman believes (s)he may have violated an FAR. Having filed a report doesn't mean it will necessarily need to be used, but if so, under most circumstances it can prevent sanctions from being brought against the airman. However, the NASA report is not exculpatory in cases of intentional FAR violations, and probably not in the case of an accident. The form is "NASA ARC Form 277, Aviation Safety Report" and can be found on the Internet under "NASA Form" or on the FAA's web site www.faa.gov.
Among the greater authorities granted to the FAA is 49 U.S.C. Sec. 44709, which FAA inspectors refer to as a "709 ride." It is an evaluation the FAA can impose upon any airman the FAA believes my not be competent. Usually the evaluation includes a flight with an FAA inspector, but may in some instances require only a ground evaluation.
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I thought I'd post here since this seems to be the more active of the wavy forums...
I definitely encourage any wavy that's had a good experience at a salon to post it in the CURLscene Salon section! Maybe you guys have already done this, but after a recent disasterous experience and moving to a new location, I'd love to find a new salon, but there are VERY, VERY few recommendations in my area. Again, maybe you guys have done this, and maybe there just aren't many people from my area, but I think it would be great to get some input from those of us with wavy hair opposed to just really curly. (Not that it says that in the review or anything...but hopefully you guys know what I mean).
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text: Jan 5 2006, 7:50 am ET Ariel Sharon An Israeli powerhouse,Sharon was a central figure in the nation's military and political history. 20 Photos advertisement advertisement Share Share Tweet Email Print 1. Ariel Sharon, standing center right, briefs his Israeli military unit before an operation in Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip, on Aug. 30, 1955. Sharon, who was born in 1928, went on to become a towering figure in the military and political life of Israel, serving as the country's prime minister from 2001 to 2006. Comatose since a 2006 stroke, 85-year old Sharon was in a coma for eight years at Sheba Medical Center near Tel Aviv, until in his death in January 2014. Israeli Defense Ministry via AP 2. Ariel Sharon, second from left, stands with Moshe Dayan, wearing eyepatch, and other military commanders in October 1955. Handout / Reuters 3. Maj. General Ariel Sharon, left, with Israeli politician Menachem Begin on the southern front of the Six Day War in the Sinai Desert, June 16, 1967. In the conflict with Arab neighbors Egypt, Syria and Jordan, Sharon commanded a significant breakthrough on the Sinai front. The outcome of the war was Israel's control of the Gaza Strip, the Sinai Peninsula, the West Bank, and the Golan Heights. In its aftermath, Sharon was appointed the head of the Israel Defense Forces Southern Command. Begin was a right-leaning political ally, and would later become prime minister, easing Sharon's political ascent. AP advertisement advertisement 4. Ariel Sharon, left, as head of the Israeli Defense Force's Southern Command, gives an explanation during a visit by former long-time Prime Minister David Ben Gurion along the Egyptian Border near the Suez Canal in January 1971. Polaris 5. Ariel Sharon in a meeting while he was a commander of the southern region in late 1972. He left the military for politics shortly thereafter but was called back after the 1973 Yom Kippur War began. In that conflict, Egypt and Syria invaded the Sinai and Golan Heights in an effort to reclaim the territory, which had been controlled by Israel since 1967. Sharon, assigned to command a reserve armored division, was instrumental in locating a breach in the Egyptian forces, and cutting their supply lines. Even though he violated orders from the Southern Command in the process, and would later be discharged from all duties, the success earned him war hero status. Gamma Press 6. Ariel Sharon, in his role as Israel's agriculture minister, gives a briefing to Prime Minister Menahem Begin, third from right, in the West Bank settlement of Alon Moreh in February 1981. For years, Sharon promoted Israeli settlements in the occupied territories, before doing an about-face that led to Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in 2005. Reuters advertisement advertisement 7. Defense minister Ariel Sharon testifying before the judicial inquiry commission investigating the Sabra and Shatila massacre during the 1982 Lebanon War. Lebanese Christian forces had killed hundreds of Palestinian civilians in refugee camps, while Israeli forces provided logistical support. Sharon was found to have indirect responsibility, and was relieved of his post as defense minister for failing to anticipate and prevent the slaughter. He went on to a series of other government positions. G.P.O. via Sipa Press 8. Ariel Sharon, leader of the then-opposition Likud Party, prays at the Western Wall following a visit to the Temple Mount in Jerusalem, on Sept. 28, 2000. His visit to the disputed holy site provoked rioting among Palestinians, and marked the start of the second Palestinian Intifada, or uprising. Sharon contended that the uprising was planned in advance. Yossi Zamir / KRT 9. 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Popular Texas Tax Break Expiring at End of 2013
Inaction by the dysfunctional Congress and White House in 2013 is stripping Texans of one of the state's most popular and widely used federal income tax breaks, 1200 WOAI news reports.
Since 2004, Texans who use the long form and itemize deductions have been able to deduct sales taxes from their federal income tax bill. The measure was the brainchild of former Sen. Key Bailey Hutchison (R-Tx) who reasoned that since residents of the 43 states which have state income taxes can deduct those taxes on their 1040s, the seven states which rely instead on sales taxes should be able to do the same.
"The big tax credit that we have all reaped the rewards of in Texas of being able to write off our sales taxes, that is not going to be available to us after December 31st," Wendy Kowalik, President of the San Antonio financial consulting firm Predico Partners told 1200 WOAI news.
About 11 million filers in the seven states claimed $17 billion in local sales tax deductions in 2011, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts.
This is a big deal for Texas taxpayers. The average Texan deducted $388 in sales taxes in 2011. The tax deduction has also been a major driver for the state's economy, encouraging consumption during the Great Recession and helping keep the Texas economy strong.
You'll be able to deduct sales taxes on your 2013 federal income taxes which must be paid by April of 2014, but not in the tax year that begins on Wednesday.
"Any big ticket items that people are going to want to purchase, they might want to do that before December 31st," Kowalik said.
The sales tax deduction for the seven states without state income taxes has been routinely renewed as part of tax extension deals. Kowalik says the deduction could be retained, potentially as part of an agreement to continue long term unemployment compensation benefits, but right now she says it doesn't look likely.
"Unless they step in and make changes right now, it is not set to renew," she said. "There is nothing in the works that we can see."
Other popular federal income tax breaks which vanish when the big ball falls Tuesday night include the deduction for college tuition and fees of up to $4,000 for parents and college students. The Educator Expense Deduction which helps teachers pay the costs of school supplies will also go away in 2014, as will your ability to deduct premiums for mortgage insurance as part of your residential interest deduction.


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Hi everyone,
I have built a large dormer (20' wide, 12' high) and planned on installing 1/2 OSB then 1/2 Tuff-R foam sheathing then housewrap and T1-11 siding. I think there is some debate about whether the housewrap is needed if the foam seams are taped - so feel free to comment on that - but my question has to do with the flashing around the gable wall and sidewalls of the dormer. The plan was to use water and ice barrier and metal flashing but I am having trouble determining if these should be attached to the OSB and covered by the foam - or if the flashing should be attached to the foam itself. The OSB is already installed and I have attached an 18" strip of water and ice to that. I have begun to install the foam with the idea that I could install another strip of water and ice (if needed) on top of the foam and then the metal flashing. I'm not really concerned if this is overkill - but I do want to know if it presents any problems. This is my first real experience with roofing and flashing so I would greatly appreciate any advice from the more experienced. Thanks.
this is just my opinion but i like to think of the foam as a sheathing extention,if it were my my house i would install the windows and flashing on top of the foam then install housewrap
thanks - that was my original thinking as well. when I read the instructions for the ice and water shield though and saw that it did not list foam sheathing as one of the suitable substrates to attach to I started to wonder. I appreciate the input.
Just put the step flashing to the osb. Don't add any more I&W.
I had assumed that the metal flashing - step flashing along the sides and solid (apron?) along the front - would be over the foam. This is because I believe that T1-11, fiber-cement and other panel siding products are supposed to be installed 1-2" above the roof line when vertical surfaces (such as the dormer walls) meet the roof. If the step flashing is behind the foam I would have to cut the foam 1-2" short as well so as not to see it. Since the whole point of the foam is to add some extra insulation it seems wrong to have a 1-2" gap in it. Here is what I think I am going to do: 1) OSB 2)I&W 3) Foam 4)Metal flashing 5)Housewrap 6)Siding. Does anyone see anything wrong with doing it this way?
I spoke with Dow (Super Tuff-R foam insulation) today and they said that the styrofoam WILL deteriorate with exposure to moisture so the flashing should be attached to the foam. Also spoke with GAF (WeatherWatch Ice and Water shield) - they said that the I&W should be attached to the OSB. Hmmmm.... Should I assume it doesn't matter? Is this just a matter of which manufacturer guarantee I want to void by improper installation? Or should I just continue with what I have - OSB then I&W then foam then metal flashing.
thats how i would do it
your rigt not to have the flashing behind the foam imo
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Oil leaks from the valve cover gaskets, timing cover gasket, distributor o-ring, and rear main seal area are common. The leak at the rear main seal area is generally not the seal itself but the bearing cap to the engine block seal. An oil leak could also be internal to the distributor, if oil is found inside the distributor then the distributor should be replaced.
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In 1997 CCD celebrated its 100th year of existence in its fourth clubhouse surrounded by its third golf course. Ten clay tennis courts, four platform tennis courts, six bowling lanes, a magnificent outdoor pool and a short nine hole course all help to make the club a center for sports activities.
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Sweden bands can be an odd lot. The music they make is often fantastic, the lyrics are great, but getting them to discuss their art can be a bit tricky. Sometimes it's the language barrier while other times they, well, just don't want to be bothered having scribes inquire as to why they wrote that song. The Shout Out Louds' lead singer Adam Olenius seems to fall somewhere between the two. But that slight hint of uneasiness isn't shown on the fantastic new album Howl Howl Gaff Gaff. A performance at Coachella and more touring has only added to the luster this band is sure to carry this year.
"I'm surprised that we came this far," Olenius says over the phone, deliberate and thoughtfully choosing his words. "I'm not surprised because I think we're good."
Good might be an understatement. The album was preceded by a three-song EP featuring "Very Loud", a song that seemed to meld the best of Lou Reed and the Waterboys. But influences from other groups such as the Cure, the Killers, and the Strokes can be found on closer second and third listens.
The band released their full-length in Sweden in 2003, but the record is finally seeping into North America. Like most bands, they tire of the "this band is like that band and this band living together with another band across the street babysitting and playing the fiddle naked while watching Benson" sort of asinine descriptions.
"The only really thing I get tired of the comparisons between bands is when the press and the whole media get stuck on someone," Olenius says. "There could be five different bands but the journalists might say they all sound the same or all have this New Wave, '80s sound. But all of those five bands have different feels and different sounds. I'm not getting annoyed by it, but I think it's just sometimes the media is lazy."
As for the album, songs like "Oh, Sweetheart" and "A Track and a Train" have a certain dreamy pop feel. Olenius however likes the closing track "Seagull" most.
"I wrote the melody and the lyrics on guitar and drums and then edited everything," he says. "We recorded one snare and one guitar chord and then we made the lyrics. We put it together as if you were arranging a dance song. We made it in the studio and I had never worked that way before. It was like we were doing a remix of our own song. I really liked that."
Then there are songs like the fast and poppy "100°", which Olenius wrote when he was sick, describing the song as "a scrapbook diary of those two weeks." But the toughest song the band completed was "Please Please Please".
"We worked on that song quite a long time," Olenius says. "We had different tempos. It was either too slow or too fast and then we came up with the shuffle feel to it. We tried a lot of different bass lines and worked with a lot of different lyrics. It turned out really, really good but took a while to arrange."
The group previously staged a few shows in New York but set out on their first full-fledged tour earlier this year with headliners the Futureheads. Olenius says that initially he thought touring North America would be hard but was pleasantly surprised.
"I thought it would be less fun," he says. "But it was especially professional in the U.S.—the clubs are very good and there are a lot of professional people working with you. It made it easy. Of course there are long drives, but we're used to that in Sweden. We have done a lot of tours where we sleep on floors and the club owner's apartment. And there was no PA system, we were doing all that. It was a big surprise for us."
Olenius says he doesn't find much time to write on the road and prefers to basically sit down and put paper to pen. He also says he finds it easier to write songs in English than in his mother tongue.
"I'm not nervous and I don't put pressure on myself writing," he says. "I want to write English songs. Sometimes I would like to do some songs in Swedish as well. But it's very easy to write a bad lyric in Swedish."
The Shout Out Louds play the songs live slightly different than the album versions. However, playing basically the same set isn't a problem for the group. Olenius says a new audience is what makes the album's British and North American release exciting.
"It still feels right to play those songs," he says. "I guess if you were to ask me in six months I could be pretty tired of them. I've written so many new songs."
And the new songs are sure to make the band and its new label Capitol very happy. Olenius says the group chose Capitol because of its rich history—home to the Beatles, Beach Boys, and Radiohead—among other reasons.
"We are on a very small label here in Scandinavia and we didn't have the money to travel over there [in North America]," he says. We wanted to do more tours and we had to go with a bigger record label to have that kind of money to do things like that."
The group will support the Dears on a month-long North American tour beginning May 24 in Los Angeles. From there the Shout Out Louds will return for touring in Europe and Britain with another possible North American tour later this year. Olenius says that the attention Swedish bands are now finally getting is overdue.
"It's always been there," he says. "There has to be one band that opens the door and I think the Hives did that a couple of years ago. So it's easier for Swedish bands to get access now to other countries.
"There are so many good bands in Sweden, I hope we get a chance to show more of them."
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Vast paddles of banana leaves swaying in the sea breeze, towering blue flower spikes of echiums piercing bluer sky, hillsides bursting with smooth, fat succulents - many of the sights associated with the plant life of Cornwall and Devon will be absent this year. Few gardens in the southwest have escaped the fierce chill of the last few weeks. Some endured wet, heavy snow that snapped the branches of trees. Some survived the initial frost but were then hit by an unusually strong northeasterly breeze.
But all got a deep, penetrating frost, to -11C in places. In some National Trust gardens, up to 60% of the plants have been damaged or lost.
"It's taken a bit of the glamour away," says John Lanyon, garden manager of NT gardens Trelissick and Glendurgan, in Cornwall. A 10ft-tall Canary Island date palm, (phoenix canariensis), has most probably been lost at Trelissick, while at Glendurgan two smaller, more unusual palms (washingtonia filifera and rhopalostylis sapida) are "dead as dodos". He has also noticed many Mediterranean plants giving up the ghost. "They have clung on through the last two wet summers, hating the conditions, and for many cistus and rosemary plants this frost seems to have been the final straw."
Colourful gazanias and lampranthus, grown elsewhere as summer bedding plants but left out all year in Cornwall, have also gone to the big patio planter in the sky.
Jan Hoyland, head gardener at Trengwainton in Cornwall, has noticed that plants that are normally tough have been suffering. "Hebes can usually cope with anything, but here they have got used to soft living and have been knocked right back."
Again, it will be the plants with the wow factor that will be missing - there will be no echiums in flower this year. The littlest seedlings have survived, but the larger plants, about to complete their three-year cycle and burst into impressive bloom, have copped it. Succulent agaves and aeoniums that got wet before the frosts are mush. Tree ferns usually have green fronds all winter but have been blackened. Delicate fuchsia boliviana, and many of its tougher relatives, have been cut to the ground, but should resprout. Large stands of the Japanese hardy banana, have collapsed on themselves. They, too, should live to waft another day, but it will take a good few years before they cut the impressive, subtropical dash they previously did.
Despite the universal devastation, there seems an almost audacious determination to look on the bright side. "It's quite helpful, in a way," reasons Graham Jeffery, owner of Trevena Cross Nursery in Cornwall, which has lost up to £40,000 worth of subtropical plants. "Many plants surprised us. This has sorted out which are the hardiest. If you don't get this sort of frost, and we never do, you are always relying on someone else's information."
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Americans have been driving fewer miles every month since March, a decline fueled by factors ranging from the weak economy to high gas prices to aging boomers and teens driving less.
It's the first time the nation has seen six consecutive monthly decreases since October of 2008.
A USA TODAY analysis of data from the Federal Highway Administration shows the miles driven during the year that ended in September were down 1% from a similar measure from February.
"With the number of Americans unemployed or underemployed, you have a reduction in disposable income, fewer commutes, fewer shopping trips and leisure trips," says Troy Green of auto club AAA. "And we are on pace to set a new record for the average annual price of gasoline."
In 2008, the price for a gallon of self-serve, regular unleaded gasoline hit a record $4.11. "Everybody remembers that," Green says. "We had some tremendous peaks and some pretty low valleys that year, and by Dec. 31, 2008, it was down to $1.62 a gallon. The annual average for 2008 was $3.25.
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"We haven't had the valleys this year. It's been above $3 all year. The annual average this year is $3.53, and it's going to end the year above $3.50, which is more expensive than any other year."
The autumn of 2011 saw the poorest gasoline demand since 2000, says Tom Kloza, chief analyst at the Oil Price Information Service. "There's a little bit of driving fatigue," he says. "There was a hunker-down mentality, especially in the fall. People realized they had spent as much money on fuel by Columbus Day as they had for the whole year the year before."
The economy and gas prices are factors in the driving decline, but there are larger trends at work, too, says Robert Puentes, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution's Metropolitan Policy Program. .
"For years and years, people just drove more and more, and we got used to this increase in driving every single year," he says. The rising numbers were related to societal shifts such as women joining the workforce, minorities moving to the suburbs and sprawling metropolitan growth. "But those macro trends have started to become less intense," he says.
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•The 78 million aging baby boomers driving less. "The biggest factor is boomers are no longer raising children," says Jana Lynott, AARP's transportation expert. "Raising children in the suburbs, which is where the majority of boomers live, is one of the great generators of driving trips. Kids in the suburbs are very active and involved, and parents are generally taking them to and from places."
•More people taking public transportation. Ridership on public transit increased 2% in July, August and September compared to the same period last year, according to the American Public Transportation Association.
•Teenagers driving less. A study in August by researchers at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute found that, over the past 25 years, there has been a significant decrease in the percentage of young people with a driver's license. In 2008, 31% of 16-year-olds had a license, compared with 46% in 1983, according to Michael Sivak and Brandon Schoettle.
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Bear in mind also that "the product thread" is the author NOT Themeforest and that support is completely voluntary from authors so while many do offer it there is no obligation for them to do so.
It is a shame the theme does not look exactly how you want out of the box and I suggest you try reading the documentation that came with it that will most likely tell you how to install the xml content which will make it kook like the original demo.
It is highly unlikely you will get very far with a refund based on a lack of technical knowledge of how Wordpress works and through no fault of the theme itself.
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You tried to copy the Apple website. It did not work out… copying is good to learn how to do stuff but don't try to sell it here.
I still cannot believe how people don't understand what themeforest is.
themeforest is a marketplace, not a theme producer! It's like amazon – you don't call amazon if a page of a book you ordered is ripped out. You contact the direct seller/producer/author…
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I think you misunderstood what he wants, Carmen.
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I totally feel you – I have had this so many times.
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You can tell him that if he wants it cheaper he can go through the list of things he needs from you and cut out stuff that is not too important. That way he can directly influence the money he will spend.
You can also explain to him that the usual customization rate (at least so is mine) is between $50 and $80 per hour. I would not quote him less than two hours for that.
Then you can explain that the price of a theme here has nothing to do with customization rates. The requirement the client has to accept in order to buy such a cheap theme is that he takes the theme "as is", without custom work done. If he however would like to have custom work done he has to accept the rates of the developer or designer he chooses.
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From May 1 2009, the existing "high risk area" covering the Gulf of Aden will be extended to cover the eastern seaboard of Somalia down to the border of Kenya, and will extend 400 nautical miles from the Somali mainland.
The agreement also provides that seafarers on ships covered by IBF Agreements will receive a bonus equal to that of 100 percent of their basic wage while the vessel is in transit in the Gulf of Aden for an additional month. The normal rates of death and disability compensation for seafarers will also continue to be doubled during this period.
All parties recognised the increased number of attacks on merchant vessels trading in this area, with the hope that the decision to increase the area designated as high risk will be seen as a positive effort from the shipowners to protect the safety and security of the seafarers who sail aboard their vessels.
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Postgame Notes: #2 Alabama 41, #8 Michigan 14
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At Michigan
• Four-year letterman
• Appeared in 48 games at linebacker, making eight starts.
• 2015 All-Big Ten honorable mention (media)
Senior (2015)
• Appeared in 12 games at linebacker, making five starts
• at Utah (Sept. 3): Made two tackles
• Oregon State (Sept. 12): Tallied a career-best four tackles, including a TFL
• BYU (Sept. 26): Recorded three tackles
• at Maryland (Oct. 3): Made two tackles
• Northwestern (Oct. 10): Tallied four tackles and added a quarterback hurry
• Michigan State (Oct. 17): Made four tackles, including one TFL
• Rutgers (Nov. 7): Recorded three tackles, including a sack
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• Appeared in 11 games, making two starts
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• at Northwestern (Nov. 8): Posted two tackles
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At first glance, you might not think the fungus Candida albicans and the bacterium Enterococcus faecalis would have a lot in common, but mBio's first Minireview reveals another story: these dissimilar pathogens both use pheromone signaling for mating and for pathogenesis. By probing the environment with chemical messengers, both these species determine when the time is right to get friendly with their social contacts (ahem), and we now know they also use pheromones to activate expression of potential virulence factors.
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Wow ! glad they both got caught..... only to be let loose and do it again with more practice. where are thier parents at ??????
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I don't care what neighborhood, good or bad... it's getting worse... I'm glad they got caught, but they'll only learn how to do it better next time in juvie.
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It could be worse!
I suppose
Wow ! glad they both got caught..... only to be let loose and do it again with more practice. where are thier parents at ??????
My guess is we'll be seeing more of this.
I think they present a new level of danger to victims because they've been desensitized to the consequences of indiscriminate use of violence by video games, horror movies, you-tube, and media coverage of violent crime from very early in their *development*??
"It is easier to resist at the beginning than at the end"____Leonardo da Vinci 1452-1519
They will be the next, "Oh, they were very nice boys, they shouldn't have been shot as this was only their 5th or 6th attempt.
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Once kids reach a certain age and decide what they are willing to do, then they have chosen that path and the likelyhood of changing their ways is nil. These two have embarked upon a life of crime and someday the inevitible will happen and one or both of them will be killed in the process. It's a sad commentary but happening all to often. They seem to ignore the consequences of their actions and the entitlement mentality has taken over.
Like the old saying, "What goes around, comes around." May take years, but it will.
"A Smith & Wesson always beats 4 aces!"
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When armed home invaders cross my threshold, I care not how angelic and young are their faces. Point a gun at me, it's on. It's pretty much settled anyway that many shootings end up with the gun hand being hit, since that is where many shooters focus their threat assessment. Me, I hope I will shoot for center mass as I have trained. Still, I'll be surprised if I even know what they look like until I see their photos in the news.
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Yeap,parents will have a lot more yout's doing this....,I.E. youthfull offender status(slaps on the wrist).
A thirteen year old can kill you just as dead as a thirty year old and most would show no remorse whatsoever, well not until they were caught anyway.
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Don"t let stupid be your skill set....
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Both armed felonies perped on me were >15 year old (black) kids. I accept that I'll have to kill someone's kid next time. The parents didn't care enough to monitor them or instill values. Sad.
The increases in popularity of video games and the prevalent of violent crimes only show correlation, not causation. There are plenty of factors contributing to the downturn of society, but dumping it on games is narrow-minded.
It could be worse!
I suppose
It's true, a 15 yr old shooting you kills you just the same as a 30 yr old shooting you. Threats come in all sizes, shapes, packages and unfortunately, ages. I say be prepared and protect yourself regardless of the threat's demographics.
I have a friend who is an ex Ranger and works for me and this past Saturday his 13 year old son and another 14 year old buddy were both arrested after he slipped out of the house in the middle of the night, broke into a church, stole money from the church office, stole the church van, drove it 40 miles and crashed it into a police car and a truck during a high speed chase. The 13 year old had his fathers unloaded 1911 in his pocket....which had been locked in a wall safe, the 14 year old had a huge knife on his belt.
My friend has been very involved in his son's life, the boy has been around me and my shop for all his life and I would have said that he was a good kid and would never do anything like that. I went with my friend to get his son yesterday when he was released by the court into his fathers custody and the boy shows no remorse what so ever. As my friend was talking to his son, the boy thought the entire thing was funny.....my friend has been almost in tears since the call from the police. The boys were heading to a girls house to "kidnap" and "rescue" her from her parents because they are mean to her. When my friend asked about where he learned to drive the boy answered " XBox" and when when he was asked about his intentions with the gun, he kept referring to a video game where he " killed the cops and got the cash"......and this is a good kid.......
Once my friend and I were back at my shop and in my office, he broke down and said that he didn't where he went wrong or what to do going forward. He stated that if it had been him, his father would have busted his butt so hard that it would still hurt but if he did his son that way the police would lock him up.
I don't want to blame video games, the teachers, or society in general but I know this kid has had a good father and has had proper upbringing thus far. The kid has 7 felony level charges against him and this is the first time he has ever been in any kind of trouble that we know of......makes me wonder what's next for him and feel sorry for his father.


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A police officer shot a man who tried to run him over with a sport utility vehicle Friday, Indianapolis police reported.
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