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There was an average annual increase in employment of 1.7 p.c. in 2008, according to the statistics gleaned from a reduced population of enterprises that filed their social balance sheet by 16 September 2009 at the latest. End-of-year results (+0.8 p.c.) point to a significant slowdown in growth during the course of the year, reflecting the economic downturn which began at the end of 2007. Full-time staff numbers stabilised, but the number of part-time workers continued to grow. The expansion of this part-time working arrangement is not only attributable to the recruitment of workers on shorter hours ; shifts between full-time and part-time working arrangements have also been observed, especially in large firms that have restructured. As a result of the economic downturn, the share of temporary work has fallen. In firms filing a full-format social balance sheet, a reduction in the use of temporary agency workers has also been noted. The overall wage bill in the firms included in the reduced population grew by 5.3 p.c. in 2008. At the same time, the volume of labour expanded by 1.6 p.c., so that costs per hour worked increased by 3.7 p.c. on average. This article includes an assessment, by branch of activity, of how closely the indicative wage norm set for the period 2006-2008 has been followed. This survey was carried out on the basis of a population of firms that had filed a social balance sheet for the three consecutive years. For the first time ever, thanks to the introduction of a new version of the social balance sheet, it has been possible to have a breakdown of staff numbers by educational level. On average, women tend to have a more intensive level of training than men. Workers' educational requirements vary considerably according to the branch of activity. Since the year 2008, training activities have been broken down between formal and informal vocational training and initial training, whereas before only formal training and a very small proportion of informal training had been taken into account. Participation rates for these three types of training come to respectively 37, 21 and 1 p.c. of the workforce. Budgets for training accounted for a total of 1.7 p.c. of staff expenses, including 1.2 p.c. for formal training alone, which is still well below the target for the private sector that had been set at 1.9 p.c. for 2006. Major differences in training policy can be observed in firms classified by size and branch of activity, whether it is a question of ranging from the volume of training activities, the size of budget, or type of training selected. An analysis of individual data shows that the probability for an enterprise to provide formal or informal training depends above all on its size, with the branch of activity ranking second. Whether it is linked to a non-resident firm and the composition of the workforce (notably the relative share of staff with higher education qualifications) also play a significant role. Within firms that do offer training, the dispersion of training costs depends very much on firm-specific factors, which cannot be taken into consideration by a general model.
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A Journey through NYC religion has been honored with one of the highest national prizes for religion journalism. At a Saturday banquet of the Religion Newswriters Association, A Journey was given the Gerald A. Renner Enterprise Religion Report of the Year for its 12,000-word multimedia series on "The Making of the Postsecular City. The Manhattan Evangelicals" published last December.
The Renner Award is given for religion reporting in a series, package or enterprise story. It awards religion reporting that is original, multimedia, and takes enormous effort. Other finalists in the multimedia category honored at the ceremony in Durham, North Carolina included The New York Times, Washington Post, Huffington Post, Chicago Tribune, The Washington Times, Associated Press, Reuters, and PBS's Religion and Ethics Newsweekly. The Religion Newswriters Association was founded in 1949 to advance the professional standards of religion reporting. The prize is named after the late Gerald A. Renner, who won numerous accolades for religion and investigative journalism for the Hartford Courant in Connecticut.
The judges for the Religion Newswriters Association said about A Journey, "This is what enterprise reporting is all about: a brilliantly informative series about religion in New York City."
Tony Carnes, editor and publisher of A Journey through NYC religions, said, "The honor is an encouragement to all who are pioneering online journalism. We deeply appreciate the Renner Award, but not as a goal in itself. We view awards as a sign that our nonprofit, nonsectarian, nonpartisan model can make a meaningful contribution to New York City and journalism in an era marked by high religious growth with its social benefits as well as by religious conflict. We hope we can continue to earn the trust and support of New Yorkers—people of faith, people of nonfaith, liberals and conservatives—for our efforts to create a public square for the postsecular city."
The online magazine launched on July 9, 2010 on a shoestring budget and a small staff of four people and freelancers, supported by an energetic and talented group of volunteers with a rainbow of beliefs and ideologies. A Journey has received cumulatively 1,155,979 unique visitors. It is number 1 in all or most search engines for "NYC religion."
A Journey covers religion by traveling down every block of the 6,374.9 miles of street as well as every alleyway and many hallways. At each religious site A Journey interviews, maps, photographs, and videotapes. For some sites A Journey returns to report in-depth stories. In a year's time A Journey has filed 120 stories and produced or obtained 49 videos about religion in all five boroughs of the city.
The award-winning stories in A Journey through NYC religions tell how New York City has changed from a "Sodom & Gomorrah" or "The Secular City" into "The Postsecular City." If it is not quite the new Jerusalem or the new Mecca, New York City is certainly the site of a fast growing religious presence. Religious voices are becoming more commonplace and acceptable in public discourse.
The story of the rise of Postsecular New York City is told through one example, the evangelicals in central Manhattan. In 1975 there were only a handful—10 or so—evangelical churches that professional, English-speaking residents would normally consider attending. Today, there are over 197 evangelical churches in central Manhattan. Over half of these churches cater to English-speaking professionals.
The planning started in early 2009. Tony Carnes, A Journey's publisher and editor, worked some with Sheri Fink on her Pulitzer Prize-winning story for ProPublica and The New York Times on the Memorial Hospital deaths during Hurricane Katrina (he provided photos and some reporting for Dr. Fink). He saw how ProPublica organized their work through partnerships and filled a gap left by the decreased resources being devoted to investigative reporting. Out of that experience, A Journey developed an understanding on how to design its web site and reporting strategy to increase news coverage of religion in New York City. Many media organizations around the country have cut costs by drastically reducing resources devoted to religion reporting.
For the series A Journey visited 729 religious sites, 295 Protestant sites, and 197 evangelical churches. Its reporters interviewed over 112 people, photographed or recorded video at most sites, and collected archival material.
Evangelical churches in Manhattan Center City are continuing to multiply. Almost 40% of these churches were begun in 2000 or later. Within the last two years in some months, a new evangelical church opened its doors every Sunday in central Manhattan. A Journey covered intensively one such plant, Hillsong NYC, which started in the Fall 2010.
On the Sunday that A Journey attended, there was a block and a half line of people waiting to get into the services. Hillsong ended up adding another service and still turned people away. This new church was attracting over 2100-2400 attenders at its second Sunday of worship services.
Hillsong NYC illustrates the reasons for the growth and dynamism of the evangelicals in central Manhattan. The leaders of Hillsong are migrants from within the United States or immigrants. It is typical of most of the new evangelical churches to be led and attended by many "outsiders" to the city. For example, Redeemer Presbyterian Church, the evangelical mega-church, was founded in 1989 by Rev. Tim Keller who moved here from Philadelphia. It is about 80% migrants, immigrants or sons and daughters of immigrants. 20% are converts or church transfers of long-time New Yorkers.
Major findings and impact of A Journey's series on The Making of the Postsecular City
A Journey's reports contradict a common belief among some intellectuals, politicians and religious leaders that fundamental cultural change only comes from elite insiders. The corollary belief would seem to be that lower, working and middle class people don't count. Actually, the story is really the old story of the underdogs trying to make good. Historically, the dynamism, innovations and successes of the New York City have depended upon the migrants and immigrants who bring different perspectives and a determination to succeed.
The comments, emails and phone calls from religious, governmental and intellectual leaders in New York City indicate that A Journey's stories have had two major impacts: a change of perception (at least by outsiders) of New York City as a Sodom & Gomorrah or The Secular City; and a new appreciation of the dynamic role of outsiders like immigrants and migrants. One Cuban American business owner in the 47th Street diamond district of Manhattan emailed, "You have hit it right on the head." The headline of the Washington Post On Faith Blog on A Journey (January 19, 2010) summed up our possible impact on people's perception of New York City: "New Yorkers not so godless."
In a highly publicized speech last year on religious tolerance Mayor Bloomberg also identified a view on the important role of religion in the city that was not previously articulated by city leaders. He said, "Political controversies come and go, but our values and traditions endure -- and there is no neighborhood in this City that is off limits to God's love and mercy…"
Another impact is the great encouragement that A Journey has given to religious leaders and faith-based social service providers. Its reporters continually get comments and emails of thanks. The interviews seemed to act as a catharsis in which tensions are let out and encouragement is brought inside. This is a common occurrence for reporters, and it is one of the most valuable contributions that they can give to community life, what the philosopher Hegel called the value of "recognition."
Finally, by introducing the evangelical leaders to other New Yorkers, A Journey may have increased the possibility of community unity and an enlarged public square. These central Manhattan evangelicals are still relatively unknown to other New Yorkers. The magazine hopes that the stories will lead people of different faiths to learn to take into account each other and to come together into common projects. A Journey follows in the footsteps of perhaps the greatest reporter in New York City's history, Jacob Riis. This reporter and photojournalist, who was also an evangelical Christian, worked closely with Protestants, Catholics, Jews and seculars to reveal the problems of the poor and options for solving those problems. Indeed, since A Journey started reporting, evangelical Protestant and Jewish leaders have started meeting regularly with one of our reporters observing.
A Journey has also covered many other religions in the city. Its series on Muslims came during the Ground Zero mosque controversy and continues to receive praise from Muslims around the world. While most other media reported that there were about 99 mosques in the city, A Journey noted their visits and interviews at 175 mosques.
A Journey has covered Jews, Roman Catholics, voodoo, Buddhism, Hinduism and other religions.
The size of A Journey's enterprise project is probably unique in religion reporting in NYC. There have been several extraordinarily good series on religion in New York City that focused on one site, person, or event. Andrea Elliott's Pulitzer Prize-winning stories on an iman in Brooklyn and David Gonzalez's series on one storefront church in Upper Manhattan come to mind. But A Journey's series is not a drilling down into one place but a roundup similar to the New York Times' series on religion in New York City in August 1975. The reward is the discovery of a new postsecular New York City.


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The debtor in the case of County of Dakota v. Milan was a man who sought debt relief through a Chapter 7 bankruptcy proceeding in 2014. Among other debts and obligations, the debtor requested the discharge of a $3,500 debt that he owed to the appellant, the Dakota County Sheriff's Office, for the costs of his 179-day incarceration at the Dakota County Jail. Like many jails and prisons throughout the country, the appellant charges inmates daily fees to contribute toward the expenses of their incarceration. During the initial bankruptcy proceedings, the court ruled that the unsecured debt owed to the appellant should be discharged, leading the Sheriff's Office to file an appeal.


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is no more timely opportunity than a holiday party or new seasonal
menu to feature them. Cheese can still be the main attraction of
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Sancerre 2002
Hill Dairy Constant Bliss, a raw Ayreshire cow's milk cheese,
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St George, a semi-soft farmstead member of the cheddar family,
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Hills Crottin is an award-winning cheese from Sonoma County.
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A big red such as the Ridge Lytton Springs Zinfandel 2002
1. Bring cheeses to room temperature before serving.
2. Offer cheeses with a variety of textures, appearances and flavors.
3. Offer a range of soft to hard cheeses.
4. A cheese plate should have no more than one blue cheese, but
at least one sheep's milk, one goat's milk, ....and
one or two cow's milk cheeses.
5. Pair cheeses to be offered with more than one wine, and offer
cider for the holiday designated driver.
6. Serve cheese with a neutral bread, such as a fresh crusty baguette,
instead of crackers.
7. Cheese can also be served with sliced apple or pear, fig and
almond cake, quince paste, or nuts.
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Hello. My name is Paula. And I endure clinical depression. No, that's not quite right. I suffer from clinical depression. Well, not exactly. I have a condition called Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and a condition called Clinical Depression.
EDS is a connective tissue collagen disorder thing that is a genetic thing I had nothing to do with. Depression is a disorder thing that I had nothing to do with either.
While it is true that depression did not give me EDS, it could be said that EDS gave me depression. At the least, it did not help it any. Depression can range from a blue day to the winter blues to suicidal binges. It can range from thoughts of self-unworthiness to self-hatred to extreme sadness. That makes it more than just gloom and doom.
Let me back up some. Many years ago when I was in college, I had my first major episode. I disliked my body so much that I wanted to damage it. I had not been diagnosed (with EDS) yet other than the typical 'lose-weight' theory. Been there, did that, didn't work. So for a period of several months I tried to hurt my body. Not commit suicide, but hurt myself. Like, run head first into brick walls kind of hurt. My body was not my own, it had abandoned me to join some Pain Cult.
I pulled out of that a different person. I finished college soon after, moved up Nawth to be with the rest of the clan, and changed my last name. Paula Johnson no longer existed. Paula Offutt did. A few years later, Mom and I were diagnosed with EDS Type III, now called Hypermobility Type. For a while, all was fine. My body and I had a symbiotic relationship – it needed me to feed it and I needed it to get around.
In 1992, I moved down here (North Carolina) with my partner, Lorna. I had dreams of being a potter and she wanted to see the mountains. By the time I finished the production craft program my body had betrayed me. My body was starting to fall apart. I hurt all the time in many places. Ever had your feet hurt all the way to your knees? My dream of being a potter was no longer a possibility. I was unable to hold a full time job so my feelings of self worth and being of use to my partner plummeted. I stopped taking my meds because if I took them I would need more and that would cost money I couldn't contribute. I stopped eating because it really was Lorna's food, not mine, since I hadn't purchased it. They cannot hook me up to a Pain-O-Meter and say, "Yes, you are in X amount of pain. We validate your statements." There was no way to prove how much I hurt. Then one day, I found myself sitting on the side of the bed, with a big knife in my hand. I was going to cut myself so that I could feel legitimate pain. So that people could see the wound and say, "That must hurt." And the pain would be my punishment for being inadequate. For having a body that was not 'normal'.
I caught myself in time and threw the knife across the room then called my pastor. She put me in touch with a mental clinic where I began counseling. The first thing they did was put me on a medication. I began to see through the fog. I went to group counseling too and got to hear from others who had similar thoughts as me.
Then last year, it began again. It actually started the year before but I didn't see the signs in time. I sat in one place all day. I stopped taking my meds, even though I now had Medicaid to pay for them. Taking them would ease the punishment, and I didn't want it to ease. I stopped bathing and caring for myself. Some nights I slept 2 or 3 hours, other nights I slept 12 or more. Finally, several months ago, I started counseling again. I had recently switched physicians and the office had a counseling department. After discussing my problems the first day, it was decided to raise my medication. After fiddling with that for a while, I now take 2 medications and I am doing okay.
My point to sharing all this is to let you know that if you feel something similar to this – it's not your fault. It's life. It is brain chemicals. It's not a form of punishment or that you are a bad person. Nor is it because you are lazy or anything like that. And it is the Pain Cult. Many live in chronic never ending won't it ever go away pain. Pain that drains what little mental strength we have. Know that you are not alone. Our bodies and our Self are not separate entities, though we wish that they were. This pain can send one to deep depths of depression. Pits that seem too narrow to breathe.
The vast majority of people with disabilities have had to adjust to life around them. Even those born with their disability (and knew it existed) had had to adjust to being different. This adjusting for people with EDS is complicated by the facts that its not always the same problem. It depends on what we have injured, what we have over used, and what kind of weather front is approaching. This variable makes coping and adjusting very difficult.
Not everyone needs a medication. Most of the time you just learn different coping mechanisms. At the same time, those around you are also under mental pressure. Your kids can't play ball with you and don't understand why. Your spouse wants to go out to a quiet dinner but your crutches clash with your outfit. The list goes on. They also should seek counseling, if only to go with you once in a while. And counseling need not be with a Psychiatrist nor a MSW. Counseling can be found in support groups, pastors, priests and rabbis. Many cities and towns have a counseling agency that charges on a sliding scale. Medicare and Medicaid also pay for it. If nothing else, email me and I will listen. Just reach out beyond your walls and get help. I did and look at me now! Well, okay, so I am not a Poster Child candidate. But I have survived.
Coming across your website, and reading your fine essay covering your depression, I'd just say the term 'clinical depression' is a doctor's catchall for any serious depression that needs clinical help. Many can't escape without therapy and medication; I am glad you were able to climb out of the pit.
Just read your article. My niece was diagonsed a few months ago with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome and her mom (my sis) has been having a devil of a time getting proper help for her. The physical therapies just cause the pain to become worse, even though it is meant to strengthen her and despite having insurance, the overall costs are going to be crippling to my sister's family. Now, my niece (despite months of fortitude and a pretty positive attitude) is having thoughts of suicide — like her will has just been battered beyond reason. She will be a senior in high school next year and it took her school two months to provide her with proper physical help through the federal 504 plan. The way the therapists have her in contraptions now she cannot do anything for herself — she opts to take the fittings off during the day so she can try feeding herself,etc., but it has really brought her low…understandably. Further frustration is felt in the medical community, whom are very uninformed about this disorder (at least here on the west coast — we're in Oregon). I'm online just trying to find some answers, some kindred souls out there suffering in the same way etc……My niece also had many dreams (with art too, but with her it's painting) and she is finding that even altering her dreams may not be enough and she feels she may have to do without dreams altogether. Her pain casts her into the pit of "if I cannot live, why should I live" —- none of us know how to help her. The psychotherapist she is scheduled to see cannot take her sooner on his schedule (although, I feel if she is having suicidal thoughts, he'd make an exception to take her TODAY — hello "ethics???")…and it's not easy just to find another therapist because of all the insurance rigamaroll crap.
Well…thanks for listening and thank you for posting your own thoughts, it was comforting to read.
Take care……


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One of the most widely asked questions of baseball and softball coaches is: do pitching machines help your hitting. Although having a pitching machine one hand does certainly give your hitting game an extra boost, it is certainly not essential to have a machine in order to be successful on the baseball diamond. In most instances, coaches suggest that all baseball or softball players should spend some time working with a pitching machine, but not devote their entire hitting practice to a machine.
The biggest complain that both coaches and players have of pitching machines is their consistency. Although consistency in hitting and pitching is generally a good thing, pitching machines can provide you with the same pitch each and every time, often allowing the pitcher to relax since they essentially know what is coming. In this case, pitching machines can make a player become overconfident or cocky, which can be detrimental when game time rolls around and a pitching machine is replaced by a real, live pitcher. If you are interested in using a pitching machine, consider a model that will vary the speeds and pitches served to you so that you do not fall into the pitching machine routine.
However, the problem of consistency is often overpowered by the positive attribute of using a pitching machine. For example, a pitching machine can help a baseball of softball player by providing them with a way to practice their technique. Even though they may not hit the ball, the technique of the swing and follow through is crucial and easier to teach in using a pitching machine than an actual pitcher. Choose a pitching machine with several speeds so that a beginning player can better practice his or her swing technique in addition to keeping his or her eye on the ball without threat of being injured from high speed pitches.
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As I wrote in my Lotusphere 2012 one-liners post after Lotusphere OpenSocial and Embedded Experiences is *the* technology to watch coming out of IBM Lotus. At Lotusphere 2012 Ryan Baxter and Stanton Sievers from IBM gave a Show'n'tell session (SHOW115) which I think really should be an eye opener to a lot of people as to why this embedded experiences "thing" is important. I've been bashing Ryan to make a recording of the session and it's finally here.
Video of demo: Embedded Experiences Demo - N/D Social Edition - Connections Next
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Lelo, they say, is in the blood. They are a passionate rugby nation. Zaza Kassachvili tells a delightful story about lelo, the variety of village rugby played in his country for thousands of years that sounds remarkably like the mass scrummages that used to take place in the Middle Ages in England.
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There's a new kidney on the block thanks to Donnie Wahlberg.
With the push of a button and the aid of the Twitterverse, the New Kids On The Block crooner helped save a life by finding a kidney donor for a seriously ailing fan whose situation had become dire.
This gives whole new meaning to "This One's for the Children"...
Per the Boston Herald, Wahlberg had come across retweets from a NKOTB fan whose BFF in Nashville, Bobbette Miller, needed a kidney transplant, stat. So the singer and current star of CBS' cop drama Blue Bloods forwarded it on to his 183,000 Twitter followers in the hopes of doing some good.
As it turned out, his plea was answered by a flood of phone calls to Vanderbilt University Medical Center, where doctors determined there were six matches for the girl.
"It's a testament to the value of Twitter when used for more than telling people what one is eating for dinner or using it to sell products," Wahlberg told the newspaper, chalking it up to a "team effort." "The real life savers are the people who donate organs and the doctors! All I did was help get the message to them."
Bobbette's due to undergo the kidney transplant in June.
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Well, we are as surprised as you are! But as per a report in Pinkvilla, Sara Ali Khan and her good friend Rhea got into a fight at a salon in Mumbai.
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A Customer Told Them To Tone It Down But...
''A customer present at the salon asked Sara and Rhea to tone it down as there were children around but they ended up abusing again.''
The Two Were Snapped By The Paparazzi
''The two then came out of the salon where they were snapped by the paparazzi. Sara covered her face in a blue and white scarf to shy away from the clicking shutterbugs.''
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Forty Mile: Gold on the Fortymile!
In September 1886, Howard Franklin and Henry Madison travelled up the Fortymile River prospecting along the way. Twenty-three miles up the river, they made the first discovery of coarse gold in the Yukon-Alaska interior. Up to this time, most miners were finding the finer flour gold and this major new development sparked a rush to the new diggings.
Trader Arthur Harper knew that more goods were needed to supply the rush of gold miners and needed to get word outside to his trading partner Jack McQuesten. Tom Williams and a First Nations companion named Bob volunteered to deliver mail by dogteam to Skagway in mid-winter. It was a gruelling trip. Tom became deathly ill with pneumonia and Bob carried him on his back through icy winds and deep snowdrifts. A group of Chilkat helped the pair to the Healy and Wilson post. Tom gasped out his message then died.
At Forty Mile, gold miners pioneered new mining methods that allowed them to work their claims in winter. They built fires to thaw the frozen ground in layers. These gold-bearing gravels were piled in large dumps, ready to be sluiced or washed down in spring when the streams began running.


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An important deadline is approaching for Vermont cities and towns. Local Emergency Operations Plans (LEOPs) are due to the Vermont Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security by May 1st.
An LEOP is a community's blueprint for preparing for, responding to, and recovering from a disaster. LEOPs provide a framework from which a town can respond to a disaster and allows all Vermont municipalities to work collaboratively during a widespread event like we saw in Tropical Storm Irene. The document also includes:
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Vermont statute requires every city and town to have an emergency operations plan on file at the Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security. An updated LEOP is a requirement for communities that wish to receive full disaster or mitigation funding, or to qualify for certain emergency management or Homeland Security grants. Local Emergency Operations Plans must be submitted by cities and towns to their Regional Planning Commission each year, after Town Meeting Day and before May 1. This ensures any changes to infrastructure or personnel in the previous 12 months are reflected in the updated plan.
Earlier this year the Vermont Division of Emergency Management and Homeland Security released a new Local Emergency Operations Plan template, which can be found on the DEMHS website: http://vem.vermont.gov/local_state_plans/local. Regional Planning Commissions can assist in preparation of your town's LEOP.
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I was seeing a guy for 3 weeks, everything was great until he stopped talking to me. At first I was upset because he would ignore my phone calls and text. I'm better now and I don't feel like I want to pound him (lol)
I just want to talk to him face to face and see how he's doing...that's it.
Would that be okay, or should I just leave him be?
Would it be terrible to see him again?
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2 days - now you're just clingy
3 days - You show poise. He could just be busy?
4 days - You're patient. Probably just busy.
5 days - one week - You're a saint. But he might not be into you. Busy card still on the table.
1 week - 1.5 week - You should be a bit more clingy. Busy card falling off the table...
2 weeks - 3 weeks - captured by terrorists, or he just isn't into you.
3 weeks+ - you'll meet his new girlfriend soon.
It has been almost two weeks since I've last spoken to him. He has a kid that's four years old. That isn't the problem for me, I understand as a father he has his responsibilities and that's why I wasn't too clingy. I'm not the clingy type girl.?
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I saw him yesterday. He said that he got in trouble with the law and that he may get arrested. Anyways, I have my mind at ease now and I can move on with my life. Thanks for your advice
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Well, maybe you could explain exactly what happened before he stopped talking with you? Because, seriously, if the said person has at least some backbone and human decency, then he should have a) have a good reason to stop talking to you b) explain why he stopped talking with you.
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I honestly don't want to try and a attempt to force myself to underatand and forgive him, he's got a reason why he's ignoring me. For me, I just want to know that he's alright, that's why I want to see him face to face and when I see him and know he's
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House to Debate HF 530, the Doctor Shopping Bill
Next week Democrats intend to pass a bill that upsets the careful balance in workers' compensation struck over the past 96 years. The bill reverses the current system that allows an employer to choose care for injured workers, and instead places the choice of doctor in the employee's hands. This will destroy an employer's opportunity to contract for health care and thus will raise insurance premiums greatly. This move will wipe out Iowa's optimal position as a high benefit low insurance premium state.
The bill, HF 530, provides that an employee may select their own doctor by having that doctor on file with the employer. The doctor need not be a specialist or occupational physician, and any referral to such a specialist must be paid for by the employer. Currently employers can send injured workers directly to the appropriate specialist thus avoiding the cost of the referring doctor. Under the bill, the added step of referrals and the inability of employers to contract for health care will drive up the cost of care and thus raise workers' compensation insurance rates.
This bill attempts to "fix" a system that is not broken. Employees already have a procedure to request a change of doctor and in the overwhelming majority of cases such requests are granted. However most workers never feel the need to request alternative care. Less than two percent of those treated for work related injuries ever request alternative medical care.
Iowa workers already enjoy the highest maximum benefits of any state in the Midwest. Iowa's rate of $1,206 per week outstrips the next highest performer, Minnesota, by $456 per week, and is far ahead of Nebraska, Illinois, South Dakota, Kansas, Missouri, and Wisconsin. In fact, Iowa is ranked third nationally, behind only the District of Columbia and New Hampshire.
Despite these high rates Iowa still enjoys very low workers' compensation insurance rates. Iowa ranked 41st highest in total premiums in the 2008 edition of Oregon Workers' Compensation Premium Rate Rankings. The impact of HF 530 could be staggering to Iowa's rates. In 2007, the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI), the national manager on insurance data, estimated that the elimination of employer directed care in Iowa would increase premiums by up to $93 million per year. This doesn't even include the impact on self-insured employers or state and local government.
Independent research into this subject has revealed that employees choose a provider based on familiarity rather than expertise. The result, according to the independent research group Workers Compensation Research Institute (WCRI), is an increase in medical payments, higher indemnity benefits, lower odds of returning to work, and increased time out of work.
In light of these facts, one must question what the goal of this legislation is. Increased costs and decreased service cannot possibly be beneficial to Iowa workers. Not to mention the severe blow to Iowa's already bad business climate.


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Bench creates 10 jobs with pop-up store at The Outlet
Clothing retailer Bench has created 10 jobs with a new pop-up store at Co Down shopping centre The Outlet. The casual brand will join retailers such as Jaeger, LK Bennett, Next Outlet, Timberland, Nike Factory Store, Marks & Spencer Outlet and Smyth & Gibson at the Banbridge retail centre.
The Bench fashion brand was founded in the UK in 1989. The chain has 23 stores in the UK and Ireland and a further 55 around across the world.
Chris Nelmes, centre manager, said: "Bench is the perfect addition to our existing fashion and lifestyle brand offering and will complement our existing fashion retail mix. The arrival of Bench is sure to please shoppers in the run-up to Christmas and beyond that, with fantastic savings to be found in-store.
"In early 2017 we look forward to welcoming more new brands to The Outlet, further expanding our consumer offering."
Banbridge-based Lotus Group and London investment firm Tristan Capital Partners bought The Outlet and Co Antrim retail park Junction One this year.
Alastair Coulson, Lotus' director of asset and property management, said the deal represented confidence in the market.
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Patrick White
Grey Day After Grey Day - Poem by Patrick White
Grey day after grey day, little nicks and slashes
of insight, the Mongol compound bows of her lips
or the angel, Jabril, when he enveloped Muhammad in Hira
like two bows placed symmetrically opposite each other,
embraced by a Sufi experience of inclusiveness,
or was it the neck of a black swan enthroned in its own reflection,
free association of the word made light, but at this late date
I don't think I can forget anymore than I already have.
Nor really want to, wholly, though the pain
sometimes burns like a matchead of white phosphorus,
tentacled jellyfish when I think of the translucency
of her aquiline eyes, the terrorism of their beauty
when they fixed on me like an innocent walking by.
I sleight nothing. Not a hair on her head, not one plinth
of the starmaps she smashed at my feet like chandeliers
in a sudden ice-storm in November. I was her tree.
She was my nightbird. Things were always as clear
as a glass menagerie between us when she wore her horns
like the moon in a china shop, or a viper, or a garden snail.
Always knew a day would come when
all I'd have left of her would be these memories
like fossils of the constellations we used to walk under
as I pointed out through the gaps in the wild apple trees
the Andromeda Galaxy, two million lightyears away,
as the furthest thing in life the naked eye can see,
though it was obvious to me at the time, once gone,
o is it still so inconceivable, she would be.
Just look at me, I'm weeping like a window
for the lost phases of a moonrise that's never
going to startle me again with the same madness
I felt around her as if I could see for the very first time
in eras of trying to imagine, what a dangerous drug
love is to be addicted to after a single taste for life.
Demons revel in their sins in the darkness and dance
with slumming angels on an eye-level with paradise in hell.
The temperate homogeneity of these grey days doesn't know it,
but I remember, I've lived it, apocalyptically
when joy grows so intense it's a darkness that burns
like the portal of a blackhole hourglass that tears
the sea star of your soul apart galactically
like trillions of stars passing into a whole other world,
worlds within worlds in every one of them
and life and love and wisdom and who you
thought you were reverses spin omnidirectionally
and you can see more deeply into the heart
smeared like a rage of lipstick on a black mirror
than you ever could into the guileless blazing of the white.
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As the full-time operations manager Mike deals with all accounts, aircraft servicing and membership.
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Heraklio, cultural centre competition
an architectural proposal
an architectural proposal
This was a night shot of a competition entry for a group of very talented architects. FORM.Addicts teamed up in order to produce the night visual as requested. The project concerns a cultural centre in the town of Hiraklio, Crete.
The final image was awarded by DOPE awards in the 3d category
The final image was awarded by DOPE awards in the 3d category
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Charitos Nikos
Diakomidou Katerina
Carolos Galanos
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Artist Statement
(mural on the east wall of the Grandin LRT Station, Edmonton)
If you believe you are small, you are small.
That was the hope of the federal government and various churches who attempted to eradicate the culture and identity of First Nations children across Canada. Murder, theft, lies and betrayals. Indoctrination, torture, rape and abuse. Such were the tools.
To be fair, there were some well meaning goals and intentions among a few. There were many children who received a gentle education in the ways of the European mindset.
But there were many who did not.
And that's why I was asked to create a counter-mural to the expansive artwork created 25 years ago by Sylvie Nadeau. The painting seemed to glorify an era of pain, a philosophy of genocide.
Of course, this was not the intent of the artist, nor of those who commissioned the art. It was meant simply as a celebration of history, the honouring of a man. Imagine the shock and embarrassment and sadness at learning the dark, hidden part of our local history. Of learning how something intended to be beautiful was seen as a glorification of inhumanity.
What was I, as an artist, to do?
How could I answer such a complex web of hurt, anger and shame?
Should I reflect back all that darkness, cry out, "See what you have done! See how you have blamed us for your sins?"
I could. I could point out that today's social ills are not a matter of bootstraps or welfare but a system that was broken and slanted in the first place. But what would that accomplish? How could we talk if we began by shouting?
I chose to go another way, and to my gratitude I was supported in that choice.
I chose to follow a healing path, a path that didn't see history or humanity as an isolated thing, but as part of a long arc of time, a small part of the web of life. I spoke with Elders, with survivors, with youth and with people from the community. I asked them their opinions, I asked for their stories, their hopes, their dreams. I asked them for their solutions.
I let all that sit with me for a while, let it speak to me. The wisdom of the people was far greater than any small idea I could muster and when the time came the design flowed quickly from grateful fingers.
As you take the stairs down, down, deep under the surface into the cavernous depths of Grandin Station, it's easy to be reminded of dark, mysterious spaces, that you are delving into history, to a time long past. It's when your sightline flows past the massive emptiness and concrete supports that you come to the LRT platform where the paintings are unveiled, like some long forgotten secret rediscovered. On the west wall, Sylvie Nadeau's original mural. On the east, the new addition to this cave-like space. A new mural.
The centre of the mural, the part I knew was so important and essential, was the White Buffalo. The White Buffalo is considered a sacred animal and it represents many things for many people, most of all it represents peace, renewal and hope. It symbolizes the dawn of a new era, of true knowledge, wisdom and education.
Flanking the White Buffalo are two wolves. They represent our close connection to the land, they remind us we are all family and we are all connected. While they walk alone from time to time, they also run together.
The bears surround the wolves and the buffalo. They are the protectors. They are health and healing. They are filled with starlight and power.
The ravens extend from the centre panel, stretching across the wall, casting their strange, broken shadows. They are the Tricksters and they represent uncertainty, of waiting to see what the lesson will be. They are unfathomable teachers, instructing sometimes through humour, sometimes through pain. They are a bridge between worlds, warning of death, but also in many legends are the bringers of light. They wake up the world.
The Thunderbird stretches across the entire mural, rippling with energy and the power of change, of new beginnings. We hear the Thunderbird in the spring and it tells us to prepare, to begin, to move and create. The Thunderbird is a warrior, a defender, and can create or destroy. Just as an electric current can carry a positive or negative charge, the lightning flashing from the Thunderbird's eyes can annihilate or renew you. It all depends on your own choices.
Inside the Thunderbirds are carried the reminders of the true history of this place. The land on which the City of Edmonton has been built has been inhabited for over 10,000 years. Our history is longer than Canada, than Rome, than Christianity and the Pyramids. And it has continued unbroken to today. Look at your Indigenous brothers and sisters. This is the soil of their inheritance, they are the stewards of this land, and greed attempted to destroy all that. Emptiness almost did. Only now are the Indigenous people renewing the things that were stolen. And just as their ancestors did, they still welcome all good hearted people into the hoop.
There are teachings in this mural far beyond what I've detailed here, and I invite you to spend time with it, see what it has to say to you. The impatient and the angry will find very little, but if you can be still and soften, you will gain what you already know but might have forgotten. Not because of my art, but because of the stories that went into it and because of the truth in your own story.
The mural ends in red. Some will see blood, some the anger of a brooding sunset.
I see the Red Road, the path of a good life, the journey we must all take together.
Reconciliation is not for the Indigenous people of this land alone. It's mainly for every Canadian, and further, for every person in the world, and even greater, for every animal, bird, fish, insect, or microscopic life. For the waters, for the trees, all plants, stones and minerals.
We live in a time of great blindness and unrest. We fail to see that what we do to one, we do to ourselves. When we steal the innocence and joy of a small child, we steal these things from our own children. When we dismiss others with disdain, impatience, frustration and anger, we dismiss our own opportunities for growth.
And when we seek to destroy the soul of a people, we destroy our very own souls.
I was asked to create a counter-mural. I didn't. I created a counter-part.
It's a reflection. A reflection of the old mural, a reflection of itself (in the way that it mostly symmetrically mirrors it's own design). It's a reflection of our reality, and of all that has gone before. It even literally reflects the mural across the way and is in turn reflected.
It asks for your quiet reflection as well.
Some wanted the mural on the west wall to be torn down, to be whitewashed.
Since when has forgetting our history been a good idea? We need it to remind us, to help teach our children. School groups can come down to see these murals and learn the whole story, they can learn the context, and can come to their own insights, their own conclusions. I personally asked that this original mural remain. I loved it as a child. It was one of the few things in the city that acknowledged that my ancestors walked these hills, loved these waters. My understanding of the images changed as I grew and we all grew.
But without the struggle, the hero has no story.
And we can all be heroes here.
The drums on either end of the mural beat in partnership with the drums across the platform. They speak across what seems a distance, but when hearts beat in unison what distance could there be?
We are not meant to destroy each other, but to help one another to forge a strong future for the Seventh Generation. We should be creating a world that provides for them in responsibility and wisdom, not tearing apart our lands to steal from them.
We have much to learn from each other when we agree to speak quietly instead of shouting. We have much to give each other and give to our children.
We have much healing to do.
And we can do it as long as we walk the path together in respect and in respectful silence so we can finally hear.
The truth, however, is that for all the good intentions, for some there can be no healing. There can only be moving along, carrying the damage, bearing the pain. Some will do it and still make a life for themselves, for others it will be too hard a burden. This is the work of nations and generations. The sooner we understand that, the more effective our efforts will be at this monumental task. For others, the colonization is complete. They are just as voracious, just as destructive, as anyone else who feels no stewardship for the land. These are the truths we must face and accept.
We face very real challenges. Real life hatreds. Real life violence and death. Prejudices and discriminations. The problems didn't end with the last Residential School closing. Indigenous children are still being taken from their homes in shocking numbers, supports are still being removed. The majority of prison inmates are of Indigenous descent even though the Indigenous in Canada only make up about 5% of the population.
And yet so many people still believe the federal government hype, the empty words that claim they are doing something. To be blunt, what they're doing is allowing the status quo because the goal is complete eradication and assimilation. Even today.
Things are broken and they won't be fixed until the average person, you and me, choose to fix it starting now.
And together we really are united in a good purpose. We really are strong.
When you believe you are mighty, you are mighty.
This is Reconciliation.
And we've only just begun.
Aaron Paquette
March 2014
Aaron Paquette is a First Nations Metis artist, author and speaker. Based in Edmonton, Aberta, his first YA Novel 'Lightfinder' comes out in May 2014 through Kegedonce Press.
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I dilemmi della medicina
1968 · Milano
by ABSE, Dannie
Milano: Rizzoli, 1968. Very Good/Very Good. Very good or better in a Very good plus dustwrapper. In Italian. Pages clean. Black and white illustrations with some in color. Nameplate inside front cover. Clean black cover. Smudge on bottom corners of pages. White dustwrapper clean with light shelf rubbing. Please Note: This book has been transferred to Between the Covers from another database and might not be described to our usual standards. Please inquire for more detailed condition information. (Inventory #: 198108)


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