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First and foremost I'd really love to give a TED talk. I know I've mentioned it before but I figured I'd reiterate. These are only a few ideas but I might be able to make a great speech out of them. When I was doing insanity I didn't really notice any outward appearance change with my physique. Now I didn't really care about that, but it still would've felt a little more rewarding had I noticed some more significant change. Only after a couple weeks of lifting weights, I'm already noticing a bigger change than I had throughout the entirety of insanity. I realized that insanity was mainly cardio, so it makes sense that there wouldn't be as drastic a change as I thought. This also got me thinking about the topic of change in general. I feel almost as if I never did insanity then I would've been far worse off when we starting going to the weight room. All those push ups really did help. I feel like if I didn't change how I was on the inside, changing myself on the outside would've been nearly pointless. When you want to make a change for the better, always look within yourself first. Once you are who you want to be, then you can focus more on trivial things like outward appearance.
One little thing I'd also like to touch on is the idea of perseverance. When I was midway through the program, I started to develop pain in my knees. At first I just tried to work through it, but there was a point when I realized I needed to slow down and think. I found a simple solution rather quickly, knee braces, but I realize now that if I had tended to it earlier I wouldn't have had to struggle getting up the stairs at school. That was also something I had to persevere through, but that was as a consequence of my delay. On a slightly separate note, I also felt like insanity helped me out with being on a schedule and committing to something, that way come sailing I've been more prepared to be on a schedule.
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Art-world fame is hard to come by, and some artists have even made works about that, from Andy Warhol's uberglam society portraits (in which celebrity aura is siphoned from subject to artist and back again) to the Canadian conceptual-art trio General Idea, who enacted their own fabricated fame in a series of faux histories and artefacts so witty that their ersatz star power turned real.
Bill Burns, a soft-spoken Canadian artist based in Toronto, has been thinking about fame recently – and his relative lack thereof – and has been trying a more direct approach. If the international art world's leaders are elusive gods, with the powers to bestow good fortune and plenty with the wave of their curatorial wands, then why not appeal to these deities in the traditional way: through prayer. Yes, it may seem a tad excessive, but the art world works in mysterious ways, with its own subtly shifting hagiography. One must be observant.
The series began earlier this year when Burns sent a digital mockup to celebrated London-based curator Hans Ulrich Obrist, whom he had met in Paris a decade ago. "He is one of those people who is always very gracious and responds with a little note every time you send him something," says Burns. "I think he does the work of 10 bears." In bold capitals atop the Tate Modern, Burns had emblazoned the invocation: Hans Ulrich Obrist Priez Pour Nous. "It is a traditional Catholic prayer," says Burns, who grew up in a large Roman Catholic family in Saskatchewan – his francophone mother routinely led the family in their devotions – "and I thought the French gave it a certain je ne sais quoi."
His sign for the top of the Mass MoCCA building – the site of the current Oh, Canada survey of contemporary Canadian art in North Adams, Mass. – is somewhat more blunt. It reads, simply: Adam Weinberg Help Me. "I know that the director there is a friend of Adam Weinberg," Burns says, referring to the much-respected director of the Whitney Museum in New York. "It's pretty Machiavellian." Likewise his appeal to Beatrix Ruf: Watch Over Me, emblazoned above the entrance to the Hamburger Bahnhof. "She's the new Obrist," Burns says. "Lots of energy." Even the deities, it seems, can be replaced.
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Henry, common sense can't be taught. And you can go thru an ICAR class and be handed the answers at the end, I don't know about you but the classes I have been to do basically that, tell you the answers to the test. Not only that, but if you have no passion in the subject you are simply not going to absorb the information. God knows I have been to a few ICAR classes that I couldn't tell you a darn thing I learned, it was a subject that bored me.
This guy, I don't know what to think about him, he has no passion what so ever in the science of paint. If you have no passion you can go to a hundred classes, you are going to walk away with nothing. Where you and I would test things and see where the boundaries are and so forth, he could care less, it's just a job.
Brian, you are so correct about this topic.
I have never been through any type body and fender training so I can't comment on it specifically but my experience elsewhere applies just the same.
I worked in the trades all my adult life.
30 Years in an aluminium rolling mill as a millwright, a welder, and a pipefitter, then the following 10 years since in the construction trades as a pipe fitter.
What I have observed over the last 40 years are there are 2 basic types of journeyman.
The first is the person who went through all the training, learned the theory about and how to do things they were trained in class or on the job.
The second type is the person who had the same training or not, learned a lot about it on the job , and has a natural aptitude to do the craft.
I call the second type a natural,although they could be a hack or an artist about their work. They have the "knack" .
People admire an artist that can draw a beautiful picture, me included. They say that person just has the natural ability.
People admire the Olympic athlete and their ability to perform at the highest level of their event.
Again it is mentioned they are just a natural.
The same thing applies to the trades, some can just grasp it in their head, almost be able to see through a steel case and diagnose a gear box or such, or take a set of blue prints and see the built structure before ground is broke, or equipment is assembled.
While experience does play a part, the natural ability will always elevate the Craftsman.
Another observation I have made is a person that excels in their field is almost always anal .
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A MOB of one gets the job done
Sat., Sept. 10, 2011
I'm an imperfect MOB. At least that's the verdict of bridal magazines.
MsOB (aka, mothers of the bride) never ever sweat when under pressure. I'm not fairing well. But then most MsOB have more than seven weeks to transform from a wilted flower into a long stemmed rose.
Seven weeks.
When the call came, the first item on my transformation list was the MOB dress. It was a lunch hour miracle at Macy's when I found a dress but averted the price tag like the plague. Bridal magazines emphasize MsOB must tune out the cha-ching of the cash register and swoosh of the card and tune in to the salesperson's compliments. (This tuning-out served me well during our mad dash to Sacramento, where our daughter lives, to purchase her bridal gown.)
Step one complete, I went on to step two – the makeover that, for some reason, had me focusing on my paper-thin fingernails.
In the early 1980s fake nails were all the rage and, naturally, I gave this fling into egocentricity a spin. They felt weird and looked unnatural. The fling lasted two months.
My inherited nails are wafer thin, kind of icky and, if they grow a mille-fraction of an inch, they break like a delicate teacup. Nevertheless, I was not returning to the fake nail fiasco of my past – no sirree.
That is until seeing the manicured nails of a co-worker – perfect length with classy French polish. I was envious. "I wish I had your nails," I whined.
"Oh, these," Dorothy said. "They're tips."
"Tips? You mean, fake? But," I stammered, "they look so natural."
The fake nail fiasco ricocheted from my mind faster than a bride's garter across a room full of eligible men. Within seconds I had the name and number of her manicurist. After all, I reasoned, what better time to have classy French nails and the illusion of slender fingers then when one is a MOB?
I called Tina at Hi-Tek Nails in NorthTown Mall. "This Tina," she said cheerily and Tina was so very happy to hear from me even though we never met. "What good time you come in?" she asked.
It was Wednesday night and the mall was eerily quiet. I found Hi-Tek and Tina, a young and cute-as-a-button Vietnamese woman, was "so happy" to see me.
"How long you know Dorothy?" she asked.
Salon conversations vary and for reasons men can't fathom female grooming sparks a bond between the groomer and the groomed. I found out Tina returns home every year or two "but it so expensive" she said. "I work and work and save and save and it still expensive!" she smiled. "I go see my madah. It cost fifteen hundred dollar just for plane alone."
Tina's a hard worker and takes pride in her profession. "I not hurt you, Sandeeeeeee?" she asked after I cautioned her about my fragile nails that make parchment look like a thick piece of wood. "No," I said, "not at all." And she didn't.
"We done," said Tina. "Now you look perfect for wedding." I fanned my hands in front of me – absolutely stunning. (This served me well when I donned a web master hat and created my daughter's wedding website – my nails looked so elegant as I pounded the keyboard.)
They say the bride is the star of the wedding and "they" are most assuredly correct. But my prior MOB and MOG times have taught me an important lesson: the bit actors in this production are just as important.
Behind the scenes are countless people, like Tina, who combine their talents to set the stage for the grand entrance of not only the bride, but also her supporting cast.
In seven weeks, my daughter will shine like the brilliant star I've always known her to be but on her wedding day she'll shine a bit brighter thanks to family, friends and the stage hands who worked to make it happen.
It's been said it takes a village to raise a child but, as I've discovered, it also takes a village to create a bride.


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"Brandon hurt his kicking leg somewhere during the first couple periods of practice today," Richt said. "We don't know how severe it is, but we know it is severe enough to keep him out of at least this week's game. Andy Bailey will now be kicking our extra points and field goals against Tennessee."
Richt also expanded on what he thought inserting Bailey, who is a junior from Athens, Tenn., in the lineup would mean to the Bulldogs.
"The bad news is that Coutu is injured and will be out of the game, but the good news is that Andy Bailey is kicking beautifully," Richt said. "He got all of the work today after Brandon was injured and I think his range is about what Brandon's range is. Ben Wilson is also available, but we feel very confident in Andy's ability to get the job done for us in our kicking game."
The kick-off return team was also the focus after Thursday's practice since the Bulldogs are ranked second in the Southeastern Conference and 19th nationally through their first five games. Junior Thomas Brown led the way for the Bulldogs by having a 46-yard return during their 14-9 win over Ole Miss on Sept. 30.
"We are getting better each game and I think we're about 100 spots better than last year," Richt said. "I watch practice every day and I am now seeing Coach (Tony) Ball's plan for the kick-off return team coming along. They look very organized and prepared right now."


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Those are interesting photos. What I would like to see sometime, and maybe somebody has done it and I haven't seen it yet, are side-by-side comparisons of the PF9 and the 709. I think that would be a more apples to apples peek at how good Taurus did in keeping their 'Slim' line truly slim. I think the PF9 is the narrowest 9mm gun made, besides a $1000 Rohrbaugh. And who knows, it may have that beat.
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Rosedale Mennonite Church (initially known as Chilliwack Mennonite Church) was organized in 2008 and has been affiliated with the Eastern Pennsylvania Mennonite Church. In 2010 the minister was John Wiens and membership was 8. In 2012 the minister was still John Wiens, and the membership was 15.
Mennonite Church Directory 2012. Harrisonburg, VA: Christian Light Publications, Inc., 2012: 67.
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Telephone: 604-792-9882
|Richard D Thiessen
|Date Published
|March 2012
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Brand new decks and carpeting in 2016!
Find your own "Oasis by the Sea" at this cozy, updated Sandbridge vacation rental nestled in the quiet north end of Sandbridge Beach. Love the water? You will enjoy this home for the close proximity to the ocean OR the fabulous 50 ft +L-shaped private pool offered, which includes pool heat during specified weeks in the spring and fall! Great updates await you inside with Flat Screen TVs, great bedding and a convenient kitchen and dining area. Just a few houses away from the beach access, spend the days building sandcastles, surfing or just relaxing on the pristine and uncrowded beach at Sandbridge Beach's famous north end. There is plenty to do at the house: Air hockey and ping pong all in the garage/converted kid's play room. Bikes provided so you can bike to the Market, or just enjoy the PANORAMIC OCEAN VIEW from the rooftop deck. You can relish meals available "al fresco" on the mid-level deck teak table. Take a day to explore the local attractions…kayak along Back Bay to absorb the natural beauty of the area, have a Kodak moment at the Lily Pond park, take a walk on the wild side at the Virginia Beach Boardwalk for a ride in a Pedicab Rickshaw, take in the street side entertainment or just peruse the local shops and eateries. World Class shopping is near, with our own outlet center at Red Mill, or just a few minutes further for mall shopping. Family activities are always available at Ocean Breeze Family Water Park with putt-putt, go carts, a wave pool, and many, many waterslides to thrill young and old alike. The Virginia Beach Aquarium offers otters, fish, sharks, and many other attractions and interactive learning for the kids. You make the call: Take a week of relaxing on the beach and bonding at this lovely home, have an exciting week of activities offered in the area, or mix it up…it all adds up to finding your "Oasis by the Sea".
Top Level: King Master with Flat Screen TV and Deck Access leading to rooftop deck.
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My only concern was the broken glass top on the coffee table. It was partially broken when we arrived. When it completely broke later, adults were around and kept the danger from the little ones but it could have been a disaster. I could and should have said something earlier but no harm was done. This should have been spotted by the house keeping team. I don't know how they missed it. Thanks for a great stay.
You can't beat this house for the money anywhere in the area! Very well equipped throughout the house. Two 4 slice toasters, two blenders, lots of pots, pans utensils etc. Large flat screens in every room, 65" in the living room. Blu-ray players in every room and Xbox in the living room, lots of Dvds, game room in garage, bikes. The only room for improvement in the carpeting needs to be replace, it is very stained and worn. A few other minor things like blinds broken in some rooms. Pool heater was not on when we arrived and it took a couple of days for them to come and turn it on. Other than that it was great, pool is large and very nice.


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Opening day of Wisconsin turkey season today...had some real close encounters all day. Right off of the roost this morning I had two nice toms come in to about 45 yards but I just didn't take the shot for some reason. Later in the day I snuck up on some turkeys but they were in a thick spot when one stuck his head up, took the shot and he flew away. Finally at about noon I saw 3 toms in my friends field. I went and sat in the woods below the field and called them in to about 30 yards. This time when I shot he hit the ground. The 20 gauge did the job that's for sure. This one was 22lbs, 10 inch beard with 7/8" spurs.
congrats on your success!!
great job buddy. sounds like a great day in the turkey woods of Wisconsin.
congrats on the bird but stalking, sneaking up on, turkeys is a big no no. people get shot that way
a guy here did that very thing, but the guy in full camo beyond the birds got a face full of shot. so its a never do no mater what. besides being real hard to get close enough for the pellets to do their job. thems some darn good eyes. has wiss loosened up their season? they were real tough weren't they
congrats on the bird!!!!!!!!!!!
congrats on your turkey!!
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text: KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa., Sept. 27, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- CSL Behring announced today that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has expanded the administration options for Hizentra ®, Immune Globulin Subcutaneous (Human), 20% Liquid, to include dosing once every two weeks (biweekly) for people diagnosed with primary immunodeficiency (PI). Hizentra , the first and only 20 percent subcutaneous immunoglobulin, received FDA approval in March 2010 as a once weekly immunoglobulin G (IgG) replacement therapy. Self-administered weekly or biweekly, Hizentra delivers consistent levels of IgG to help protect those with PI against infections. (Logo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130627/NY39350LOGO) PI is a group of serious diseases of the immune system. Approximately 250,000 individuals (or one person per 1,200) in the U.S. are diagnosed with PI. Biweekly (every two weeks) dosing with Hizentra offers patients the same level of protection as weekly infusions, while providing users with the option of infusing less frequently. Moreover, because Hizentra can be stored at room temperature, it's ready to use. "To provide the best care to PI patients, therapy needs to be individualized to meet particular needs. Fortunately, today we have options on treatment administration, dose and dosing interval," said Richard L. Wasserman, M.D., Ph.D., Clinical Professor of Pediatrics, University of Texas Southwestern Medical School. "With the approval of biweekly dosing, Hizentra provides PI patients with an additional option to be in greater control of their lives." FDA approval of biweekly (every two weeks) dosing for Hizentra is based on the principles of pharmacometrics and pharmacokinetic modeling. "CSL Behring has long been at the forefront of developing Ig replacement therapy advances that provide healthcare professionals with the ability to individualize treatments to meet their patients' lifestyle needs and preferences," said Lynne Powell, Senior Vice President, North America Commercial Operations, CSL Behring. "We are extremely pleased to now offer PI patients the option of dosing Hizentra weekly or biweekly. This new dosing option underscores CSL Behring's commitment to meeting the individual needs of patients who rely on our lifesaving therapies." About Primary Immunodeficiencies More than 200 types of PIs exist. For individuals with PI, many of them children, infections may not improve as expected with usual treatments and may even keep returning. As a result, patients may face repeated rounds of antibiotics or hospitalization for treatment. Repeated infections can lead to organ damage, which over time can become life-threatening. Some infections, such as meningitis, can even result in death. For more information on PI, please visit www.Hizentra.com or contact the leading PI patient advocate groups in the U.S., the Immune Deficiency Foundation and the Jeffrey Modell Foundation. Important Safety InformationImmune Globulin Subcutaneous (Human), Hizentra ®, treats various forms of primary immunodeficiency (PI) in patients age 2 and over. WARNING: Thrombosis (blood clotting) can occur with immune globulin products, including Hizentra. Risk factors can include: advanced age, prolonged immobilization, a history of blood clotting or hyperviscosity (blood thickness), use of estrogens, installed vascular catheters, and cardiovascular risk factors. If you are at high risk of thrombosis, your doctor will prescribe Hizentra at the minimum dose and infusion rate practicable and will monitor you for signs of thrombosis and hyperviscosity. Always drink sufficient fluids before administration. Hizentra should not be used if you have had serious negative reactions to immune globulin (Ig) preparations or a deficiency of an Ig known as IgA. Because Hizentra contains the amino acid proline as stabilizer, patients with hyperprolinemia (too much proline in the blood) should not take Hizentra. Infuse Hizentra under your skin only; do not inject into a blood vessel. Allergic reactions can occur with Hizentra. If your doctor suspects you are having a bad allergic reaction or are going into shock, treatment will be discontinued. Immediately tell your doctor or go to the emergency room if you have signs of such a reaction, including hives, trouble breathing, wheezing, dizziness, or fainting. Tell your doctor about any side effects that concern you. Immediately report symptoms that could indicate a blood clot, including pain and/or swelling of an arm or leg, with warmth over affected area; discoloration in arm or leg; unexplained shortness of breath; chest pain or discomfort that worsens with deep breathing; unexplained rapid pulse; and numbness or weakness on one side of the body. Your doctor will also monitor symptoms that could indicate hemolysis (depletion of blood red cells), and other potentially serious reactions that have been seen with Ig treatment, including aseptic meningitis syndrome (brain swelling); kidney problems; and transfusion-related acute lung injury.


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Date: Saturday 25 May 2013
Time: 08:00pm
Saturday, May 25, 2013, 8pm
Rio Grande Zoo Amphitheater
Memorial Day Weekend Concert
David Felberg, conductor
Featuring the 2013 Jackie McGehee Young Artists' Competition Winners:
Maria Vigil, piano
Rachel Gallegos, violin
David Felberg conducts the New Mexico Philharmonic in a program of soul-stirring patriotic music that never fails to move the audience. The 2013 Jackie McGehee Young Artists' Competition Winners will also be featured on this exciting concert. Enjoy selections of favorite tunes, as well as the Armed Forces Salute and Sousa Marches that continue a long-held tradition in Albuquerque. Come celebrate our heroes!
Advance ticket sales:
$15 ($20 day of concert)
Children under 12 – free
Student tickets $7
Advance Chaired Seating $35 ($40 day of concert, if available)
Table seating, including picnic and wine $100
Gourmet Baskets included with Table Seating:
Carved Sliced Turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce on baguette
Vegetarian: Jicama in place of Turkey
Red potato dill salad
Assorted nuts
Pork rinds
Cucumber slices with green chile, tomato cream cheese dip
Three layer chocolate cake
The Star Spangled Banner
Copland: Fanfare for the Common Man
Gould: American Salute
John Williams: "Hymn to the Fallen" from Saving Private Ryan
Sousa: U.S. Field Artillery March
Mozart: Violin Concerto No. 5, first movement – Rachel Gallegos, violin
Hermann: Victory at Sea
Sousa: The Liberty Bell March
Schumann: Concerto for Piano and Orchestra, first movement – Maria Vigil, piano
arr. Lowden: Armed Forces Salute
Tchaikovsky: 1812 Overture


text: A cemetery is a final resting place for loved ones; a niche where people can reflect about times past, or gather with friends and family to share anecdotes, and celebrate the moments that make up our lives.About fifty people gathered on Sunday afternoon, July 25, under sunny skies and a gentle breeze, to mark the 25th Anniversary of Holstein (Reid) Cemetery Decoration Sunday.Special guest speaker, Rev. Russell Rogers shared two stories from his time out west. In the first, a deceased man's final wish was to have his remains scattered by a cowboy. Rev. Rogers was privy to the request and worked with others to fulfill the instructions.On the day of the service, just before the final prayer, the funeral director handed the cowboy the remains. The cowboy rode west, then turned his horse and, as he raced his horse back toward the gathering, scattered the ashes in a wide arc. The difficulty was the ashes were scattered between those standing and their cars. Rev. Rogers, a self-claimed people watcher, noted folks picked their way to the car with care. Their explanation was they didn't want to walk on their friend.In the second story, a woman wanted her ashes scattered in the Neutral Hills of Alberta. People needed to drive 4x4 vehicles in order to navigate the terrain. When they arrived at the designated spot they found a structure made out of gas pipes welded together. The man who constructed the work said he created the piece to prevent cattle from walking on his mother's remains."By the actions of those who were deceased, the ground had become holy," Rev. Rogers said. "When we enter the cemetery, here are buried the saints in heaven, our friends and loved ones."Rev. Rogers congratulated the Holstein (Reid) Cemetery Board of Managers of chair Merlyn Nicholson, John Flanagan, Ross Taylor, Russell Love, Don Whyte and Murray Calder for tending the grounds and keeping the cemetery trimmed and beautiful.A lovely service complemented Rev. Rogers' words. Pipers Alex Watson and Kyle Calder enhanced the atmosphere with their playing. Emcee Murray Calder noted settlers in the area would have heard the bagpipes on a fairly regular basis, with many of them having come from Scotland. The gentle, lilting harmonies of singing group Musical Belles celebrated the hymns "Abide with Me" and "It's No Secret". "Memories live here," said Murray Caulder quoting Rev. Rogers. He continued the thought with his own words as he encouraged those present to stroll the grounds, "Every stone in our cemetery has a story to tell."


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Sport Administration
The Sport Administration major is ideal for students who wish to turn their passion for sport into professional careers. Program approved through the Sport Management Program Review Council, the curriculum includes coursework in athletic administration sport marketing, sport business, sport law, sport ethics, sport governance and event and facility management. Major course work is complemented with courses in related disciplines including sport and exercise psychology and coaching, as well as accounting, leadership, and information systems.
This rapidly growing and highly recognized LHU degree is approved by the North American Society for Sport Management (NASSM). With a degree in Sport Administration you will be prepared to work in diverse capacities in the management and operation of sport programs in recreational, scholastic, collegiate, amateur and professional settings.
Our very active student club, the Sport Administration Society, attends seminars, conferences and job fairs as well as organizes community events and other activities.
Students are required to complete two practical experiences during their studies: the first is a 3 credit, 120 hour field participation; the second is a 12 credit, 480 hour field experience designed to bridge the academic and professional settings. In recent years, students have completed internships with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia Flyers, New York Rangers, NFL Europe, the US Olympic Centers in both Lake Placid and Colorado, and a host of collegiate athletic programs.
Many Sport Administration majors also complete 18 to 21 credit minors in Sport and Exercise Psychology also in the Sport Studies Department, Coaching or Aquatics in the Health and Physical Education Department, or Business Administration in the Business Administration, Computer Science and Information Technology Department. Students are often able to complete minors within their regular course load and graduate on time.


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PSES uses applied research to refine and test hypotheses that allow for active and effective private-sector contribution to peace in Libya. The hypotheses are premised on the idea that private sector actors, in collaboration with governmental institutions and local communities, can become agents of peace by finding solutions that meet Libyan private sector and consumer needs for stable markets, functional supply chains, and viable commercial infrastructure.
The Victims Institutional Strengthening Program (VISP) provides technical support at the national, departmental and municipal levels for the effective implementation of public policies for Colombia's over eight million victims.
The "Victims Participation and Collective Reparation Program," promotes the effective participation of civil society in the implementation of the Victims and Land Restitution Law.
Stabilization Facility for Libya (SFL) supports the Libyan Government of National Accord (GNA) by providing tangible 'quick-wins' at the local level in the East, South and West of Libya. SFL implements improvements, such as rehabilitating critical infrastructure and restoring basic public services, in close collaboration with local governing institutions.
Thousands flee as SARG forces regain control of eastern Aleppo city from opposition groups. Nationwide ceasefire commences on December 30, excludes ISIL and JFS. Clashes in Wadi Barada obstruct water access for up to 5 million people. UN releases 2017 HNO, identifies 13.5 million people in need of humanitarian assistance in Syria. U.S.-backed SDF launch offensive to gain control of Ar Raqqah city from ISIL
The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) and the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) have created a unique partnership to address community water needs in developing countries around the world.
Долбоор көптөгөн жана кеңири дарыларга туруктуу кургак учукту дарылоо үчүн кыскартылган режимди жана жаңы дары дармектерин киргизүүгө көмөктөшөт.
Проект оказывает содействие вo внедрении новых противотуберкулезных препаратов и укороченного режима лечения туберкулеза с множественной и широкой лекарственной устойчивостью.
In the Kyrgyz Republic the Challenge TB project assists with the implementation of shorter regimen and regimens containing new drugs for the treatment of multidrug and extensively drug-resistant forms of TB.
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Tasmania: Foxes - AUSTRALIAN SENATE 19 September 2002 [Hansard pages 4585-4586]
Senator MURPHY (Tasmania) (6.57 p.m.)
I wish to speak briefly tonight about an ABC program known as Catalyst. On the face of it, Catalyst would generally appear to be a well researched, reasonably responsible program which is often educational. But on Thursday, 12 September this year, they ran a program called Tassie Fox: A Biosecurity Threat. The reporter, Jonica Newby, the producer, Naomi Lumsdaine, and the researcher, Geraldine McKenna, in preparing that program were either lied to or failed to do any real research at all.
When the program commenced, the narration said:
Two years ago, a group of environmental vandals committed an unthinkable crime. They hand reared up to 19 fox cubs and released them into the previously fox free Tasmanian wilderness. It hard to comprehend that such a petty act has unleashed the greatest extinction threat since Tasmania's last ice age 10,000 years ago.
Following that, there was a comment from the fox task force officer, Nick Mooney:
Bringing foxes into Tasmania is probably the most foolish and stupid thing I could think of being done.
Then there was a comment from Mr Clive Marks, who is a fox expert based in, I think, Victoria. He said:
I would call it an example of bio-terrorism; we're dealing with something which is akin to September 11 for our wildlife in Australia.
Frankly, I have never heard such a load of rubbish in all my life. The reality is this: the police conducted an extensive investigation in Tasmania insofar as it related to the introduction of foxes into the state by a person or persons unknown. Let me read to you the report of the police. I hope that the people involved in Catalyst take the opportunity to listen to this information. There was an extensive investigation conducted by four detective constables and an officer from the National Parks and Wildlife Service. That investigation, among other things, said:
The reports that were received seemed to be very reliable and indicated that three people were involved in the importing, raising and release of 11 fox cubs in Tasmania. At this point in time we are unaware as to how many people were involved in the capture from Victoria of these fox pups. It is alleged that these pups were brought into the state over the Launceston show week of 1999 via the boot of a vehicle travelling on the Spirit of Tasmania. The pups were allegedly raised on a property in the Longford area in a pen in the bush until they were adult-size, approximately two months.
I do not have the time to read all of it, but the conclusion states:
In this inquiry with our agenda in mind I make these summations and also take into account the other role of wildlife personnel on alleged sightings etc. That there is no solid, physical, forensic, scientific evidence to support any findings of illegal importations of fox, or presence of fox, in Tasmania. With our agenda in mind I cannot explain the full contents and information that came to be in the minister's briefing note. I can say that our investigation was a totally negative finding.
There is another person who has been involved in this whole series of allegations about foxes in Tasmania. Mr Eric Bosworth at Symmons Plains has alleged that he shot a fox. He has made many public statements to the effect that there is a ballistics report that says that his rifle shot the fox. I have in my hand the ballistics report of the Tasmanian Police. It says: investigation, among other things, said:
I have made an examination of a .22 WMR caliber CZ bolt action rifle serial number 7235225 and three bullet fragments removed from a dead fox which were submitted to our office on 28 September 2001. This examination revealed the
1. The rifle is in excellent condition and capable of discharge. No further examination was deemed necessary upon the rifle.
2. The bullet fragments were extremely small, damaged from the impact and calibre cannot be determined. They were all lead fragments without copper wash or copper jacketing. No class rifling characteristics are present on the fragments and they are unsuitable for further examination or comparison. Unfortunately on this occasion I cannot offer more useful information.
A further police report of 13 July 2001 says:
With reference to exhibits obtained, there is no evidence to support the existence of a fox.
Summary: the inquiries conducted by the task force has concluded that the original source of information cannot be corroborated by any material of fact or evidence. The briefing notes cannot be corroborated other than the existence of persons mentioned and no corroborative evidence to suggest any involvement in fox conspiracy.
There is no evidence available from the inquiry that there is an illegal importation of foxes by shooters in the Perth area. There is no evidence available from the inquiry that there has been illegal importation of foxes by any known group of civilians. All civilian sightings in the Hadspen Carrick region are not corroborated—I repeat: not corroborated— by any scientific evidence and can be explained. Mr Peter Mooney, at that time the search team coordinator for National Parks, has not established that foxes are in Tasmania and nor is there one single piece of evidence to corroborate that assertion. And yet an ABC program called Catalyst can make a very clear and concise statement that two years ago a group of environmental vandals committed the unthinkable crime. I say to Catalyst: on what basis do you make this statement, because it is the greatest load of crap that I have ever heard?
The PRESIDENT—I think you had better withdraw that [last remark].
Senator MURPHY—Mr President, on what basis are you asking me to withdraw it?
The PRESIDENT—I believe that it is unparliamentary.
Senator MURPHY—If you think it is unparliamentary, I will abide by your request and withdraw. Let me say that it is the greatest load of nonsense and dishonest reporting that you would ever want to hear. The fact that people like Peter Mooney from the Tasmanian National Parks and Wildlife Service and a guy known as Chris Emms, who is on the fox-free task force, would have allowed this program to run that line shows just how dishonest they are being in this process.
Remember this: $400,000 of Commonwealth money has been invested in this search for foxes. The fox-free task force have embarked upon a 10-80 poison bait campaign.
They say they have had one bait - one out of whatever number they have put in the ground - that has been taken by an alleged fox. They now want to go around and find dogs that can find foxes. I have been a recreational hunter for most of my life. I have shot thousands of foxes. Given that the fox free task force has had over 300 fox sightings in Tasmania, whether there is one or whether there are 10 or 19 they still cannot find one [fox]. They will not involve the recreational hunters of the state - for what reason I do not know. I suspect that they do not really want to find a fox because, if they did involve the recreational hunting fraternity in the state, they would find a fox if one were there. That is the challenge for them, and I hope they may well take it up.
I hope that the Tasmanian government has the balls to make sure that these people do the job that they are being paid to do. Over $2 million is committed to this program over three years, and that is a problem that the
state of Tasmania can do without. We do not want foxes but, let me tell you, involve the people who can actually do the job, not a bunch of jerks from the National Parks and Wildlife Service who want to continue to be paid out of these funds for doing little.


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This line is large, though not really that much bigger than most lines. What is different is that most lines intend for you to use only a few together. Maybe a cleanser, cream and eye cream. There are a lot (lot) more steps here. You can see all of the products I was sent up above. They do work best when all used together. Intimidating much?
Read on to see what those things are and what order to use them in.
Use every morning and night:
Step 1: Nourishing Cleanser
Step 2: Transport
Step 3: Serum
Step 4: A-Bomb
During the day add in:
Step 5: Double Defense (SPF 30+)
When you want add in:
• Eye Cream
• Neckline
When you want a little treat, use:
• Boost Mask
What makes Somme Institute products different is their "MDT5" technology. Basically, this is a liposome, a little molecular package, which has the ability to penetrate much deeper into the skin's surface than anything inside would be able to do on its own. Yes, this stuff does work. Even my hubby (a biomedical engineering professor that has worked on drug delivery systems in the past) was impressed that it had found its way into skin care! Inside those little bubble Somme has packed Vitamins A, B3, B5, C and E. Since they're penetrating deeply they're able to really get to work on skin cells. Individual products also pack in additional anti-aging ingredients like hydroxy acids and sunscreens.
How did it work for me?
Overall I did like this system. I'm always in a rush, so I do prefer to have 1 or 2 products, slap something on and go. This is more time intensive, but it seemed to be worthwhile to me. In the first week I experienced a few blemishes, but when I mentioned it to the rep from Somme Institute she said that this was actually typical as your skin is adjusting to the products (which is what I figured was the issue). After a week the blemishes were gone and I didn't have any other problems.
I noticed that my skin was well hydrating and yes, a bit glowy while using Somme Institute. I especially loved the eye cream, I swear I put that stuff on and my eyes felt less puffy and I looked more awake almost immediately! I would recommend this line if you have the time for so many products. I'll be keeping the system in my bathroom to use for non-testing times. I test a lot of products and I don't keep most of them around, so I really loved these ones!
But, it's kind of expensive. Which products would you start with?
Yes, I did try out the entire line. I also started out using everything, but adjusted my routine a bit as time went on to make things work better for me. I noticed that as the weather warmed up, so many products in the am was just a bit too much hydration for my combination skin and I was getting a bit oily mid-morning. So, I was cutting back on products in the am (really, I skipped A-Bomb), which may or may not be the best option for you. In the cold weather, it was good to have A Bomb in there. Not everyone needs a neck cream. Not everyone likes to use a mask.
So, if I was going to start this routine afresh, I'd buy the entire 5 piece system and I'd buy extra Transport (you use a pad 2x a day, there are only 50 pads in there. But, the rest of the product is enough for a few months, so, extra Transport). I like to have a mask, so I'd buy the mask. I often just smear excess product down onto my neck and chest, so I don't need a separate neck cream, but if you're concerned about your neck I'd recommend that product as well.
If that's too many products for you, a little birdie told me that the entire system was developed and tested initially with just Transport, Serum and A-Bomb. You could use your own (gentle) cleanser and a broad spectrum lotion/sunscreen. The 2 products were developed because they noticed that many women were using harsher cleansers and creating so much irritation that it was negating the effects of the Somme technology. And as for the sunscreen.... well, not everyone was using one and really it is the most effecting product you can buy to fight aging. So, if cost in an issue start with those 3, add in a gentle cleanser (I'd probably recommend something like Cetaphil) and a light, broad spectrum sunscreen.
Links to all of the product reviews:
• Nourishing Cleanser
• Transport
• Serum
• A-Bomb
• Double Defense (SPF 30+)
• Eye Cream
• Neckline
• Boost Mask
Note that the presence of vitamin A in the MDT5 technology means that this entire line should be avoided in pregnancy.
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Hatasu still claimed the chief authority, and placed her name before that of her brother on all public documents.
"And Rui was prophet of the temple of Hatasu," added the joiner.
And he liked Jinny—though not as he liked Queen Hatasu or the little nameless creature he had dug out of a king's ante-room.
My monograph, "Hatasu, the Sorceress," embodies my268 opinion.
The obelisk of Hatasu, at Karnak, which is the tallest known, is 108 feet 10 inches in height.
Queen Hatasu had ideas of her own about building; also, her own architect.
The two largest obelisks in Egypt, erected by queen Hatasu in Karnak.
The obelisk of Hatasu is of a somewhat different proportion, the thickness at the base being only 1⁄13 of the total length.
The subject of these reliefs is the expedition undertaken by the regent Hatasu against the country of Punt.
Must we seek for the reason in the apparent reaction against her memory which followed the death of Hatasu?


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Electric twist: Volvo is using the C30 DRIVe Electric as the basis for its radical range-extending hybrid program, which can extend the EV's driving range by up to 250km.
28 October 2010
By TERRY MARTIN
VOLVO has begun work on a radical new fuel cell system to extend the driving range of its electric vehicles.
Based on the C30 DRIVe Electric car, which is in real-world testing ahead of wider-scale production in 2011, the new system will act as a range-extender in a similar way to plug-in hybrids such as the Chevrolet/Holden Volt, but with an interesting twist: it will be designed to break down petrol to create hydrogen gas and drastically reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
According to Volvo, two prototype vehicles should be ready for testing in everyday traffic in 2012 using a system that combines a fuel cell with a "reformer" that breaks down a liquid fuel – in this case petrol, but renewable fuels will also be suitable – to create hydrogen gas.
Specific technical details are still to be provided, but the claims indicate that little or no petrol is burned in the process. In the fuel cell, the gas is converted into electrical energy, which is used to power the C30's 82kW electric motor.
Left: Chevrolet Equinox Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV) SUV. "The technology generates electricity completely without any emissions of carbon oxide, nitrogen oxides, sulphur oxides and particles," says Volvo.
"Due to the highly efficient process, emissions of carbon dioxide are significantly reduced compared with a conventional vehicle. The end products are electricity, water and a small amount of carbon dioxide."
Developed in collaboration with Powercell Sweden AB, the fuel cell range extender is expected to increase the C30 DRIVe Electric's operating range by up to 250km.
The current C30-based EV uses a 24kWh lithium-ion battery (of which 22.7kWh is used to power the car) and has a driving range of 150km on a single charge, based on the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC). With the range-extending technology, this could increase to 400km.
It should also dispense with the need for hydrogen fuel tanks to be packaged into the vehicle, and will not rely on a hydrogen refuelling infrastructure, which is one of the biggest sticking points to hydrogen's adoption beyond a small number of cities.
This is despite companies such as Honda, Mazda and BMW continuing to invest heavily in the development of hydrogen-powered vehicles, believing that it remains a viable future technology.
The new range-extending technology, which is also being supported by the Swedish Energy Agency, is still to be proven for real-world automotive applications, but highlights Volvo's intention to remain competitive, if not class-leading, in key areas such as alternative powertrains under its new owner, China's Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co.
If feasible, and with the expectation that "the cost efficiency will improve continuously through refined technology and large-scale production", the technology could also become a significant part of Volvo's expansion into growth markets such as China.
Volvo has committed to increasing production in China, with recently appointed president and CEO Stefan Jacoby also revealing this week that the company may build vehicles at as many as three plants in the world's biggest automotive market, although it has not yet announced specific details or timeframes.
Mr Jacoby described the new fuel cell project as "an exciting expansion of our focus on electrification".
"Battery cost and size means that all-electric cars still have a relatively limited operating range," he said. "Fuel cells may be one way of extending the distance these cars can cover before they need to be recharged. What is more, the project gives us increased knowledge about fuel cells and hydrogen gas.
"We have just taken the first steps and it is naturally too early to talk about market introduction of electric cars with range extenders. The industrial decision will come after we have learned more about fuel cells and the opportunities they offer," he said.
Volvo's fleet testing program with the C30 DRIVe Electric currently encompasses about 250 vehicles, with scope to expand production if international demand continues at the same rate.
However, as GoAuto reported earlier this month, a lack of public infrastructure and incentives compared with other countries has ruled it out for release in Australia any time soon.
Volvo Cars' special vehicles division director, Lennart Stegland, claims the current 150km driving range is "way further than 90 per cent of commuters in Europe cover on a daily basis" and that the car was suitable "for the average family's everyday commuting needs".
Recharging of a completely depleted battery via a standard 230-volt mains power socket is said to take around eight hours. The car's top speed is 130km/h, while 0-100km/h acceleration in completed in a claimed 10.5 seconds.
"By 2020 about five to 10 per cent of cars in Sweden are expected to be electric," Mr Stegland said. "By 2020 to 2025 we believe that electric cars will account for three to 10 per cent of the market share in the EU countries. Different markets have different preconditions."
Interestingly, 2025 is the date General Motors' director of fuel cell commercialisation for the Asia Pacific region, George Hanson, has nominated as when fuel cell cars will cost the same as equivalent hybrid or range-extending vehicles.
According to Britain's Autocar, Mr Hanson predicts that huge cost reductions brought about by advances in materials and the volumes being produced will significantly drop the manufacturing cost of hydrogen-powered fuel cells.
He also said that by 2025, infrastructure will have improved to the point where hydrogen refuelling stations will be commonplace, especially in hydrogen-advanced regions such as Germany, Korea, Japan and California.
"Key to the fuel cell cost reductions is the amount of ultra-expensive platinum used in the powertrain," Autocar reported. "Current fuel cell cars such as GM's Equinox SUV use around 80g of the precious metal, whereas Hansen is predicting that by 2025 it will be reduced to around 2g – a similar amount to that currently used in a catalytic converter."
As GoAuto reported in March, GM claims to be on track to begin commercial production of hydrogen fuel cell vehicles by 2015.
In recent months it has been testing a 'production-intent' system that can be packaged under the bonnet in the same space as a traditional four-cylinder engine.
The system is said to be half the size, about 100kg lighter and uses about a third less platinum than the Equinox fuel-cell electric vehicle (FCEV), a prototype GM has been testing in the Project Driveway demonstration and evaluation program since late 2007.
The lighter weight and compact dimensions will enable the US auto giant – which has invested more than $US1.5 billion into hydrogen fuel cell technology – to package the zero-emissions powertrain into any number of vehicles, from compact hatches to small and large sedans and crossover vehicles.
The system is expected to be used initially in medium to large vehicles, with smaller models likely to come on stream toward the end of the decade.
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Chad Pelley's fiction has been recognized by a dozen literary awards. His debut novel, Away from Everywhere, was a Coles bestseller, and was adapted into a film starring Jason Priestley, Joanne Kelly, and Shawn Doyle. Away from Everywhere was also shortlisted for the ReLit Award, the Canadian Author's Association's Emerging Author Award, and it won the CBC NLAC Emerging Artist Award.
His second novel, Every Little Thing, was released in March of 2013 and CBC Canada Reads winner Lisa Moore called it "Stylistically fresh, taut with emotional torques and charges," and "Cant'-put-it-down compelling." It was shortlisted for the ReLit Award.
His short fiction has won several awards, and has been published in journals — like Prairie Fire, The Antigonish Review, and The New Quarterly — as well as several anthologies and textbooks. His debut collection Four Letter Words, about people longing for things they'll never, have will be released in Spring 2016.
Chad has facilitated a creative writing course at Memorial University, formerly ran the popular book blog Salty Ink, writes for advertizing companies, and has written for a variety of publications, such as Quill & Quire, Globe and Mail, The Telegram, The National Post, and the Telegraph-Journal. In January of 2014, he founded The Overcast: Newfoundland's Alternative Newspaper, which celebrates the artists, entrepreneurs, and culture of his home province.
He also sells photography and writes half a dozen songs a month (click here to hear them), but can't sing well enough to pursue a career in music, hence the whole book thing.
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Who Are You? - Poem by Emmanuel Oduro
Are you a chameleon?
Always slow and innocent
Ostensibly minding own business
But really employing your camouflage
To escape suspicion and notice
From hideous crimes perpetrated
Are you a mirage?
Always basking in the blazing sun
Seemingly within easy reach
But using your ability to swing swiftly
To avoid a mere touch
Selfishly ensuring your safety.
Are you quick-sand
Always appearing harmless
Obviously just sand to be trodden on
Deceptively using you resemblance of sand
To invite people to trample on you
Swallowing them in the process.
Are you a fair-weather friend
Around when the going is good
Seen when happiness is the mood
Present when partying is the mode
But melts away during hard times
And is never a witness to high tide
Are you an all-weather friend
Around for better or for worse
Seen during parties and funerals
Sincerely sharing in pleasure and pain
A faithful friend in real need
A firm friend indeed.
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New Delhi, Jan 1 (UNI) India and Pakistan today exchanged lists of nuclear installations and facilities covered under a 1988 Agreement on the Prohibition of Attack against Nuclear Installations and Facilities between the two countries.
The lists were exchanged through diplomatic channels simultaneously at New Delhi and Islamabad, an External Affairs Ministry spokesman said.
The agreement was signed on December 31, 1988, and entered into force on January 27, 1991.
Under the Agreement, the two countries, on January one of every calendar year, are to inform each other of nuclear installations and facilities to be covered by the Agreement.
The first such exchange of lists took place on January one, 1992.
This is the sixteenth consecutive time that both the countries have exchanged such a list.