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Monday Morning Offering - 48
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Memorial Day Prayer
Good morning, good God!
I'm praying today, Lord:
remembering those who died,
who passed from this life to the next,
who have at last met you, their Maker,
lover of their souls...
I'm praying today, Lord:
remembering those gone long before,
marked with the sign of faith,
marked as your own in ways unknown
to me and others' grief...
I'm praying today, Lord:
remembering those who gave their lives
without a thought of self,
who laid down all that I might stand
in freedom dearly won...
I'm praying today, Lord:
remembering selfless souls and
hearts with courage purpled true,
so sure and brave on danger's roads
where I'd not dare to tread...
I'm praying today, Lord:
remembering love in sacrifice
so freely, fully given,
so easily forgotten by just the ones
for whom the gift was made...
I'm praying today, Lord,
and of''ring you my memories now
in thanks for those who loved
as you have loved by giving all
for all who stand in need...
I'm praying today, Lord:
Receive my morning offering
for those who now may need
my heart laid down and given up
that they, too, might be free.
Good God of Monday mornings,
of every memory mine,
be with me on this special day
and every day this week...
Posted by Concord Pastor at 5:00 AM
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- michelleMay 25, 2009 at 11:01 AM
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Hayes: This is what plutocracy looks like
by Chris Hayes
Story of the Week,
Up w/ Chris Hayes
The video of Mitt Romney talking to donors that Mother Jones posted last week is an incredible artifact from an entire culture and civilization that exists in our midst, but which we hardly ever get to see: the world of the high-end donor. And, whoo boy it is not pretty. The first thing that jumps out is that a lot of the questions are really inane.
In fact, I almost feel sorry for Mitt Romney having to sit there and politely smile and nod as donors pick through their salad and tell him that what he really needs to do to win is "take the gloves off" or "show your face more on tv"—something he's been doing more or less non-stop.
The folks in the room all but advise Romney to simply tour around the country reading passages of Ayn Rand novels out loud at his campaign rallies and hectoring the idiotic masses to bow before their obvious superior. Romney, who is many things, but not a total fool, gently explains that that probably is not the best way to go about attempting to win over the Obama voters he needs to be elected. Almost none of the advice Romney gets during the tape is very good, some of it's terrible.
That's not novel, of course, everyone who watches politics closely thinks they have the secret insight that will win the election. Unlike the millions of other political junkies and backseat drivers, this small coterie of folks, by sole virtue of their wealth, gets to impose their invaluable insights on the actual candidate. It would be like the head coach of the Giants, Tom Coughlin, having to spend most of the week between games meeting with the opinionated fans who call into sports talk radio with their theories about how the Giants should be blitzing on every down, or lining up two quarterbacks under center.

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Newt Gingrich may very well be the Republican nominee for president, if the latest polls are any indication -- and that means that he's getting a lot of attention right now.
And so is his wife, Callista's, hair.
I'll admit, I'm completely fascinated by her immovable hairdo. It's so very, very blond, so otherworldly in its gravity-defying perfection, that it looks like it belongs on the head of a character in a Dreamworks film.
Callista sat directly in front of me during our CafeMom Coffee Break with Newt Gingrich a few weeks ago, and I kept sneaking peeks at her hair throughout the event. Under the lights, it practically glowed. She looked like some sort of fussy, retro angel.
I'm just dying to touch that hair!
Ahem. Where were we?
Since searches for information on Callista's hair are at an all-time high, I figured that now is an excellent time to point out a few interesting facts about her 'do that you probably didn't know.
Click through to see them!
- According to the New Yorker: "Where do you get your hair done?" a red-haired woman asked as she got her book signed. "At Sugar House in Old Town," Mrs. Gingrich said quietly, referring to a salon in Alexandria. (Her stylist, Tatjana Belajic, told me she has yet to get a request for "the Callista," though that would surely change if Mrs. Gingrich became First Lady.)
- But wait! That may have been a ruse to keep pesky fans from booking up her stylist! This from BuzzFeed: "According to receptionist who answered the phone at the Andre Chreky salon in D.C., where Gingrich gets her hair done, the dye job will run $300 or more. Gingrich gets her hair cut with Andre, which costs $90."
- A Slate writer went in to get Callista's hair for herself. She writes: "The color alone took three hours to achieve. Three hours of bleach and gloss and glaze and goop and my head being knocked about left and right. The gloss (or maybe it was the glaze?) burned my scalp; when I mentioned this, Pejman looked right at me and said, "Beauty tingles.""
- The Daily Beast writer Robin Givhan says Callista's look isn't "politically" correct: "The unspoken rule of political style: do not tempt audiences into pondering how much mirror time one requires—or indulges in—on a daily basis. Already, media estimates have put Mrs. Gingrich's hair-care time at anywhere from 45 to 90 minutes a day."
- This from Gawker: "What is remarkable about her 'do is that it is precisely the same every time she is in public view. "The reality of a hairstyle like that is that it takes masterful skill," [salon owner Michael Angelo] says. "You have to know every quirk of a person's hair growth to get it to work and be exactly the same every time. You can't trust that to a random stranger. She must have someone full time or close to it." He adds that not only is she dying it probably every two weeks to keep from getting any roots whatsoever, but there is no way she is doing her hair on her own on a daily basis.
- Gawker adds that experts surmise that in order to keep her hair that blond, she's probably touching up the color EVERY TWO WEEKS. Whoa.
- Look what you can do on BuzzFeed:
(Duck face intentional.)
What do you think of Callista's hair?
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WASHINGTON — By equating the gay rights struggle with those of African Americans and women, President Obama in his inaugural address set a standard that boosted gay activists' hopes that he soon would make a bold legal move to support a constitutional right to gay marriage.
Obama's words themselves were a landmark — the first time gay rights had ever been advocated in the high-profile speech. But the president, speaking just feet from Supreme Court justices who will take up the issue of gay marriage this spring, went far beyond a simple mention. He equated gay rights with the country's iconic civil rights movements.
"We, the people, declare today that the most evident of truths — that all of us are created equal — is the star that guides us still; just as it guided our forebears through Seneca Falls, and Selma, and Stonewall," he said, linking the beginning of the women's suffrage movement, the battle for black rights in the South and the gay protest against police harassment in New York as equal steps in the nation's march toward equality.
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"Our journey is not complete until our gay brothers and sisters are treated like anyone else under the law," he continued, "for if we are truly created equal, then surely the love we commit to one another must be equal as well."


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Journal Article (Scholarly or trade)
If presented by volume:
- Last name, First initial., Year. Title of article. Name of journal. Volume (issue):Page numbers.
Argo, W.R., and J.A. Biernbaum. 1995. Root-medium nutrient levels and irrigation requirements of poinsettias grown in five root media. HortScience 30(2):535-538.
Bordoli, J.M., and A.P. Mallarino. 1998. Deep and shallow banding of phosphorous and potassium as alternatives to broadcast fertilization for no-till corn. Agron. J. 90:27-33.
If presented by date:
- Last name, First initial. Year article was published. Title of article. Name of trade journal. Day Month, Page numbers.
Davenport, C.H. 1981. Sowing the seeds. Barrons. 2 March, p. 10.
Magazine or Newspaper Article
- Last name, First initial. Year. Article title. Publication title. Date. Page.
Davenport, C.H. 1981. Sowing the seeds. Barrons. 2 March, p. 10.
Mulvaney, D.L., and L. Paul. 1984. Rotating crops and tillage. Crops Soils 36(7):18-19.
Lee, S. 2007. The Lettuce Nitrate phenomenon. New York Times 4 Nov. pp G4.


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The Rev. Jesse Louis Jackson, Sr., founder and president of the Rainbow PUSH Coalition, is one of America's foremost civil rights, religious and political figures. Over the past forty years, he has played a pivotal role in virtually every movement for empowerment, peace, civil rights, gender equality, and economic and social justice.
On Aug. 9, 2000, President Bill Clinton awarded Reverend Jackson the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. He is known for bringing people together on common ground across lines of race, culture, class, gender and belief.
Born on Oct. 8, 1941, in Greenville, SC.., Jackson graduated from the public schools in Greenville and then enrolled in the University of Illinois on a football scholarship. He later transferred to North Carolina A&T Stae University and graduated in 1964. He began his theological studies at Chicago Theological Seminary but deferred his studies when he began working full-time in the Civil Rights Movement with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Rev. Jackson married his college sweetheart Jacqueline Lavinia Brown in 1963. They have five children: Santita Jackson, former Congressman Jesse L. Jackson, Jr., Jonathan Luther Jackson, Yusef DuBois Jackson, Esq., and Jacqueline Lavinia Jackson, Jr.
Kam Williams: Hi, Reverend Jackson, thanks for the interview.
Reverend Jesse Jackson: Thank you, Kam.
KW: What plans do you have for this year's economic summit?
JJ: First, to gather people to discuss the new economic agenda. We just got through the political agenda with the inauguration of President Obama. Now, we have to deal with the economic agenda. No access to capital, needing more access to technology, etcetera. We want to call the banks to invest in America. In 2009 we had 600 black dealerships, today we have 200. We have lost TV and radio stations. We must re-strategize.
KW: Given that we now have an African-American president and black billionaires, is this a post-racial society?
JJ: We don't have a lot of black billionaires, actually. We are not in a post racial society. We are a multi-racial society and substantially racist. We still need to access jobs and contracts-–all those level playing fields are very much needed.
KW: What would you say is the #1 economic issue African-Americans are facing today?
JJ: Access to a jobs. Next, the recovery of houses lost when the banks
targeted our homes and businesses that move our future forward.
KW: Do you see Wall Street as being at odds with Main Street, or can the 1 percent be a part of the solution for the woes of the 99 percent?
JJ: The 1 percent have received their needs through greed and lack of regulations--too few have too much and more have none. It's too unequal and unbalanced. The middle class is sinking. A dormant few are at the bottom.
KW: Thanks again for the time, Reverend Jackson, and best of luck with the Economic Summit.
JJ: Thanks.


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The Federal Aviation Administration said a hot air balloon struck a power line, caught fire and crashed to the ground Friday, leaving the three people inside the burning gondola unaccounted for on the eve of an inaugural balloon festival in Doswell, Va.
The incident occurred between 7:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. EDT amid a "Friday Flights Happy Hour" event. Glowing balloons were to be the centerpiece of a kickoff event for the first Mid-Atlantic Balloon Festival, which organizers said was now canceled.
At least three hours after photos from the scene showed a balloon smoking and engulfed in flames, authorities were still searching for the two passengers and pilot.
"It was very sudden," a witness, Nancy Johnson, told the Los Angeles Times via Instagram. "One minute, they were hovering in field. The next, everyone was pointing at the sky...All went quiet."
A spokeswoman for the Virginia State Police said the search would continue through the night as necessary. But organizers said police were not immediately able to launch aircraft to assist with the search because of bad weather in Richmond, the major city to the south of the incident.
"The Mid-Atlantic Balloon Festival regrets that there was a safety incident involving one of the balloons participating," said event spokesman Norm Hyde, who also works for the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation, in a statement.
More than 20,000 people were expected to attend the festival Saturday and Sunday at the Meadow Event Park. In addition to bringing in about 20 hot air balloon teams from across the country, organizers planned to showcase Virginia food and drinks.


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Facing a dramatic increase in the volume of data generated on campus, Rhode Island's Bryant University is rolling out NaviSite's NaviCloud Vault cloud platform for remote storage.
All Bryant students receive IT-issued laptops, and are encouraged to use smartphones and tablets in class to collaborate with each other and faculty. In the last four years, the proliferation of devices and application endpoints required to support the tech-heavy instructional approach led to a 300 percent increase in the amount of data stored and managed by the university.
"Information is the lifeblood of a university, and the technology to manage it underpins the entire academic experience. We need to backup, protect, access and secure that data," said Chuck LoCurto, VP and CIO at Bryant, in a press release.
Bryant currently uses Actifio's Copy Data Virtualization platform for on-premise backup. To optimize security and resiliency, the institution was looking to eliminate tape back-up from its infrastructure and secure data at an offsite datacenter. The storage-as-a-service NaviCloud Vault is built on Actifio's CDS solution, with "Dedupe-Async" replication technology that reduces the amount of replicated storage a business produces without loss of the underlying data, according to the company. NaviSite also offers an end-to-end service option which includes installation, configuration and set up of the data protection schema as a part of the overall service.
"As with most organizations, we're seeing an explosive growth in data, and tape back-ups are costly, time consuming and take a while to access data to find what you're looking to use," said Rich Siedzik, director of computer and telecommunications services for Bryant, in a press release. "Our solution is now more digitized."
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Thursday, May 24, 2012
* Cardboard Box Play House and More Cardboard Box Crafts for Kids
There's nothing like a cardboard box to entertain my girls
for an entire weekend afternoon.
This time, we threw in some "fancy" duct tape
and woodgrain contact paper and the girls were in craft heaven!
Do you remember when they made this Recycled Robot?
Or, this little Recycled Box House?
I love it when the girls disappear into the art studio
and spend hours creating new "toys" for themselves.
The artists in action!
This past weekend, they both made "computer machine things" out of
giant cardboard boxes leftover from our new Ikea couch.
They are adorable and I'll try to get photos of it up on the blog soon!
"C" (age 5) made a "copy machine" -
we feed her a piece of paper with a drawing or shapes on it
and she sends out a copy of the drawing that is "her version" : )
"E" (age 9) made a big "math machine"
with working lights (made out of LEDs and hearing aide batteries)
and a calculator -- it spits out math problems.
I wonder if I could convince them to build a foot rub machine
where mom sticks her feet inside and they rub my feet?!
For today's post, I wanted to share these cardboard box playhouses
that "C" and "E" for some of their little dolls recently.
"C"s house was a modified box from the post office.
Her big sister helped cut out the doors and windows.
They wrapped the whole thing with hot pink and leopard print duct tape.
They even cut and wedged cardboard inside to make a floor.
I love the way she added a handle on top so it's portable.
This way her dolls can travel around the house in style!
Coming up next...I'll show you "E"s little cardboard box house.
Pink and Green Mama
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Isreal - Christians
WASHINGTON (AP) — Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has thanked thousands of Christians meeting in Washington for supporting the Jewish state.
In a live satellite broadcast to Christians United for Israel, Netanyahu said the growth of radical Islam in the Mideast could turn it into a region "where women are brutally suppressed, where minorities are relentlessly persecuted, where Christians fear for their lives."
He said American Christians understand Israel's need to defend itself and to stop Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
Netanyahu reminded them that Israel is the land of the Jewish patriarchs and prophets, and the land of Jesus Christ.
Christians United for Israel, an organization founded by San Antonio pastor John Hagee, considers modern Israel a fulfillment of Bible prophecies that the Jewish people would return to the land God gave them.


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The new release of Aspose.Email for Java 3.0.0 is out now. Microsoft Outlook offers capability to create contact distribution lists in a PST. This feature was lagging in our API until this months release. Aspose is pleased to share that creating and reading distribution lists in PST is now supported by Aspose.Email. Users can access contact distribution lists from the contacts folder with a check on the message class which should be IPM.DistList. This months release also includes a number of bug fixes related to message conversion to various formats, retrieving and converting messages from a PST file, and encoding issues with different email messages.The main bug fixes added in this release are listed below:
- Support required for IPM.DistList
- <> brackets missing in Message-Id header value when EML extracted from PST
- Add Preamble text to multi-part EML converted from PST
- Exception resolved trying to load tnef email from file
- Email to MHTML conversion: Broken Link image display is fixed
- PST: Attachment now visible when MSGFLAG_READ is marked for a - MapiMessage added to the PST
- MSG TO EML: Headers disturbed after conversion
- Decoding issue is resolved while adding EML to PST
- Thai Characters in MSG file cause exception when loaded in MailMessage is now fixed
- Add constructors to MapiNote class
- Arabic EML body characters garbled when EML converted to MHT
- ValidateMessage doesn't report error
- Garbage characters found when EML containing Hebrew characters in the body is converted to MHT
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"It is not safe ... to trust $800 million worth of Negroes in the hands of a power which says that we do not own the property. ... So we must get out ..." — The Daily Constitutionalist, Augusta, Ga., Dec. 1, 1860
"[Northerners] have denounced as sinful the institution of slavery. ... We, therefore, the people of South Carolina ... have solemnly declared that the Union heretofore existing between this State and other States of North America dissolved." — from "Declaration of the Causes of Secession"
"As long as slavery is looked upon by the North with abhorrence ... there can be no satisfactory political union between the two sections." — New Orleans Bee, Dec. 14, 1860
"Our new government is founded upon ... the great truth that the Negro is not equal to the white man; that slavery, subordination to the superior race is his natural and moral condition." — Alexander Stephens, vice president of the Confederacy, March 21, 1861
On Tuesday morning, it will be 150 years since the Civil War began.
The bloodiest war in U.S. history commenced with the bombardment of a fort in Charleston Harbor. President Abraham Lincoln was careful to define it as a war to restore 11 rebellious southern states to the Union — and only that.
For those 11 states, it was a war for property rights — property being defined as 4 million human beings. They feared the federal government would not allow the business of trading in human beings to expand to the new territories in the West.
By the time the war ended, four years almost to the day later, Lincoln's view had changed. He had come to see himself and the war he had prosecuted through 48 bitter months of turmoil and tears, as tools of the Almighty's judgment upon the nation for having allowed the evil of slavery.
The South would change its view as well. It would begin to spin grand, romantic fables of a "Lost Cause" that had been fought for "state's rights" or constitutional principle, or any other reason it could invent, so long as it was not slavery. Jefferson Davis, who before the war had flatly declared "the labor of African slaves" the cause of the rebellion, would write after the war that slavery had nothing to do with it.
Thus, the South entered a conspiracy of amnesia that, for many, continues to this day. As in Virginia naming April Confederate History Month last year in a proclamation that did not mention slavery. And recent attempts in Mississippi to honor Confederate hero Nathan Bedford Forrest, who led a massacre of unarmed black people and helped found the Ku Klux Klan. And the "Secession Ball" South Carolina hosted in December to, as one man put it, "honor our ancestors for their bravery and tenacity protecting their homes from invasion."
So this seems an apt moment to speak in memory's defense. As Confederate battle flags flap from truck grills and monuments, as tourists gather around pigeon-stained statues of dead rebels baking under the Dixie sun, as Southern apologists seek glory in acts of treason, and as all of the above studiously avoid coming too close to the heart of the matter, to its cause, it is worth remembering that their forebears were not as circumspect.
To the contrary, they said clearly and without shame that they fought for slavery.
If that makes someone uncomfortable, good. It should.
But you do not deal with that discomfort by telling lies of omission about yesterday. You do not deal with it by pretending treason is glory. No, you deal with it by listening to the hard things the past has to say — and learning from them.
This nation took so much from the men and women it kidnapped. It took dignity, it took labor, it took family, it took home, it took names. In the end, the last thing any of us has is the memory of ourselves we bequeath the future, the reminder that we were here.
And to their everlasting dishonor, some of us want to take that, too.
Leonard Pitts' column appears regularly. His email is firstname.lastname@example.com.


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AAS Committee on the Status of Women
The American Astronomical Society (AAS) has endorsed a new set of recommendations to improve the status of gender equity in astronomy. The recommendations, endorsed at the 205th meeting of the Society in San Diego from January 8 to 13, 2005, were prepared by the Society's Committee on the Status of Women in Astronomy (CSWA). The recommendation document, entitled Equity Now: The Pasadena Recommendations for Gender Equality in Astronomy is available at http://www.aas.org/~cswa.


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Judge: Law on CO ballot measures unconstitutionalTuesday, April 2, 2013
DENVER — A federal court says a Colorado law requiring that only state residents be allowed to circulate ballot petitions is a violation of the First Amendment.
The ruling Friday in U.S. District Court in Denver means a 2010 injunction that had prevented the 2009 law from being enforced will remain in place. That law would also have required signature gatherers to be paid by the hour, not by the signature.
Plaintiffs who sued the state argued that the hourly payment requirement would incentivize signature gatherers to slack off. The plaintiffs included organizers for the campaign to legalize marijuana in Colorado and the libertarian Independence Institute.
Attorney David Lane, who represented the groups, says he expects the state to appeal.
Colorado secretary of state's spokesman Rich Coolidge says officials are reviewing options.
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Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Judge: Law on CO ballot measures unconstitutional | First Amendment Center – news, commentary, analysis on free speech, press, religion, assembly, petition
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A small town in the Swiss Alps is overrun for a week every winter by the biggest global names in business, finance and politics. Davos, site of the World Economic Forum's annual meeting, also attracts its fair share of philanthropists, academics, artists, activists and visionaries.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates is an excellent example of those who attend; he's a businessman, investor, billionaire, innovator and philanthropist (along with his wife and partner, Melinda.)
This year, the Davos meeting will focus on a "world that is becoming increasingly complex and interconnected but also experiencing an erosion of common values and principles," according to the WEF program, which seems wholly familiar in the post-financial crisis global economy.
Click ahead to see some of the players who'll appear in Davos during the confab Jan. 26-30.
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Hello everyone! Hope you all had a wonderful weekend. Just wanted to share a card I made for a friend at work. She also likes to paper craft so I thought it would be fun to make this card for her. Hope you like it!
Thank you for stopping by!
Supplies Used:
Stamps: PTI: Think Big Favorites #, Tiny Tags
Paper: Very Vanilla, K & Co. Classic Pad
Ink: Chocolate Chip, CTMH: Smoothie
Tools: Big Shot, PTI Tiny Tags Die, Sewing Machine, Top Note Die, Die-Namics Flower Die
Accessories: Offray Ribbon, Basic Rhinestones, Crumb Cake Seam Binding
Monday, September 26, 2011
Make A Wish
Labels: Birthday
5 comments:
- shopannies said...
super cute love the feeling of fall it offers
- September 26, 2011 at 2:30 PM
Your Friend is very lucky!
Cheryl firstname.lastname@example.com
- September 26, 2011 at 9:03 PM
- June Scott said...
Beautiful, Amy! Love the rosettes!
- September 30, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Jami said...
Hi Amy! Your card is gorgeous! I love all of the details! Thanks so much for stopping by and for linking up to the Tuesday To Do Party!
- October 1, 2011 at 7:26 AM
- Tiff said...
How did you make those flowers? The card is gorgeous!!!
- October 3, 2011 at 2:07 PM
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Hot Pursuit
Suzie Strasburg 9/27/2003 7:21:33 AMOUTSTANDING!!!!!5 stars to you!!!!!Perfect!:~))))) #62231
Paul Coco 9/27/2003 7:31:21 AMIt doesn't get any better. Sensational shot, Claudia. #213482
Sharon D. Waters 9/27/2003 8:07:19 AMWonderful action shot!!! #213573
Lori Ditlefsen 9/27/2003 8:09:39 AMNice shot Claudia! Great capture! #213581
Mary-Ella Bowles 9/27/2003 8:56:11 AMExcellent!!! I've never managed an action shot of this quality - I'm really impressed.
Love it, Claudia! #213646
zcaley 9/27/2003 9:29:25 AMEverything about this is just super Claudia! The motion, the intensity of the dogs concentraion. Great shot! #213663
Brinn MacDougall 9/27/2003 10:03:46 AMI agree..super shot! Looie is such a star, you go dog..lol #213682
Claudia Robinson 9/27/2003 10:24:52 AMThank you Brinn, Caley, M.E., Lori, Sharon, Paul and Suzi for the great response! I appreciate your feedback. He's a speedy little terrier, that's why I bought a camera that will shoot 8 frames per second ;-) #213692
Claudia Kuhn 9/27/2003 4:04:31 PMGreat capture - love the shot. #213937
Joy Brown 9/27/2003 7:54:40 PMAbsolutely outstanding, Claudia - a definite winner! #214013
Evy Johansen 9/27/2003 11:20:12 PMWooooow.... I agree with everyone else!!! #214175
Claudia Robinson 9/28/2003 5:50:52 AMThanks Claudia, Joy and Evy! #214368
Kerry W. Willis 9/28/2003 11:31:08 AMOne question, Claudia: Did your pooch catch the car he was chasing? :-) Awesome! Unbelievable! Maybe I'll try that on my beagle? K.W. #214844
Monika Sapek 9/28/2003 11:54:29 PMLove this photo! Fabulous capture, Claudia!
Claudia Robinson 9/29/2003 6:18:56 AMThank you Monkia and JW. JW, he almost caught that Porscha...LOL! #215573
Barbara K. Breitsameter 9/30/2003 4:50:33 PMIt doesn't get much better than this! No luck here, just a experienced talented photographer at work.
Looks like my Golden when she is chasing a bunny in her younger days. She actually caught one once - UGH. It was not a pretty sight. #217289
Claudia Robinson 9/30/2003 6:32:21 PMLOL!! Barbara..I KNOW what you're talking about. Have seen Looie jump in the air and snactch birds in flight, crunch 'em up and roll in 'em. ewwwww!
Jean Papo 10/16/2003 11:38:03 PMCongratulations, Claudia! Great action shot! #234634
Barbara K. Breitsameter 10/17/2003 4:46:47 AMBravo Claudia! Another winner here. Congrats! #234968
Murry Grigsby 10/17/2003 6:21:34 AMCongrats on your super image, Claudia!! #235195
Terry Cervi 10/17/2003 6:37:02 AMHey, Claudia! Congrats on making the finals with this great action shot of Looie! #235256
Terry Cervi 10/17/2003 6:37:03 AMHey, Claudia! Congrats on making the finals with this great action shot of Looie! #235257
Dan S. Coquia 10/17/2003 9:37:47 AMCongratulations, Claudia! #235824
Evy Johansen 10/17/2003 2:31:41 PMI'm so glad to see this wonderful image again! Many congratulations and best of luck, Claudia! #236336
Monika Sapek 10/17/2003 10:09:30 PMIm glad to see this photo again! Many congratulations and good luck, Claudia!
Susana Matos 10/18/2003 2:23:06 PMCongrats and good luck,
Mette Vendelboe Allison 10/19/2003 8:45:57 AMVery cool and even better in b&w.Congrats from me and good luck! #238838
Jean Papo 10/19/2003 9:24:10 AMCongratulations on your well-deserved win, Claudia! #238911
Damian P. Gadal 10/19/2003 11:46:09 AMCongrats Claudia - Well done! #239017
Barbara K. Breitsameter 10/19/2003 2:47:20 PMCongrats on your well deserved second place Claudia & Looie. #239127
Donna J. Eaton 10/19/2003 3:44:43 PMClaudie!!!!! Many congratulations to you and sweet Looie on your well deserved win!!!! #239174
Murry Grigsby 10/20/2003 7:19:33 AMCongratulations, Claudia!! #239763
Claudia Kuhn 10/20/2003 12:23:55 PMGreat capture - congratulations! #240139
Sherrie H. Penny 10/21/2003 5:16:12 AMCONGRATS! this is a excellent capture of ACTION... Sherrie #240660
Monika Sapek 10/21/2003 8:48:14 PMMany congratulations on your wonderful second place win, Claudia!
Connie L. Carpenter 10/23/2003 4:35:11 AMImagine finding Looie here! I'm so glad. Great image, Claudia! Congratulations! #242557
Greg McCroskery 3/2/2004 6:43:56 PMClaudia,
Looie chasing his tennis ball. f/3.2 @ 1/160, ISO 200 Rapid fire, lucky catch ;-)
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SUNRISE, FL--(Marketwired - May 13, 2014) - Bioheart, Inc. (OTCQB: BHRT), a biotechnology company focused on the discovery, development and commercialization of autologous cell therapies, announced that it will present at the 22nd Mediterranean Conference of Medicine and Therapeutic Cosmetic Surgery in Barcelona, Spain, May 16th-18th, 2014.
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Bioheart, Inc. is committed to maintaining its leading position within the cardiovascular sector of the cell technology industry delivering cell therapies and biologics that help address congestive heart failure, lower limb ischemia, chronic heart ischemia, acute myocardial infarctions and other issues. Bioheart's goals are to cause damaged tissue to be regenerated, when possible, and to improve a patient's quality of life and reduce health care costs and hospitalizations.
Specific to biotechnology, Bioheart is focused on the discovery, development and, subject to regulatory approval, commercialization of autologous cell therapies for the treatment of chronic and acute heart damage and peripheral vascular disease. Its leading product, MyoCell, is a clinical muscle-derived cell therapy designed to populate regions of scar tissue within a patient's heart with new living cells for the purpose of improving cardiac function in chronic heart failure patients. For more information on Bioheart, visit www.bioheartinc.com, or visit us on Facebook: Bioheart and Twitter @BioheartInc.
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N.D. Sup. Ct. Admin. R.
Section 1. Authority.
The 1991 Legislative Assembly provided for the
appointment of
magistrates under N.D.C.C. § 27-05-31. In accordance with Article VI, Section 3,
Dakota Constitution, and N.D.C.C. § 27-05-31, the Supreme Court adopts the following
administrative rule relating to magistrates appointed by a presiding judge.
Section 2. Statement of Policy.
It is the policy of the The North
Dakota Judicial System's
policy is to provide for the qualifications, the extent and assignment of authority, and the
conduct of the office of magistrate within the North Dakota Judicial System in each judicial
Section 3. Qualifications of Magistrates. Minimum qualifications for magistrates shall include:
(a) United States' citizenship.
(b) Physical residence in the county of appointment after appointment unless physical residence is waived by the appointing and confirming authorities.
Section 4. Appointment. The presiding judge of the judicial district may appoint a magistrate to serve at the pleasure of the presiding judge. Magistrates may be paid a salary as determined by the Supreme Court.
Section 5. Scope of Delegable Duties.
(a) The presiding judge of the judicial district may delegate the following duties and authority to a magistrate who has met the qualifications in Section 3:
1. To issue search warrants
pursuant to under N.D.C.C. §
29-29-01, and N.D.R.Crim.P.
2. To issue administrative search warrants
pursuant to under
3. To approve complaints and to issue summons or warrants
pursuant to
under N.D.C.C.
Chapter 29-05, and N.D.R.Crim.P. 3 and N.D.R.Crim.P. 4.
4. To hold initial appearance
pursuant to under N.D.R.Crim.P. 5,
and to set bail pursuant
to under Chapter 29-08, N.D.C.C., and N.D.R.Crim.P. 46.
5. To perform registrar and clerk duties
pursuant to under the
Uniform Probate Code, Title
30.1, N.D.C.C., particularly N.D.C.C. §§ 30.1-14-02 and 30.1-14-07, in informal
probate proceedings and N.D.C.C. § 30.1-15-05, in uncontested formal probate
6. To conduct preliminary mental health commitment proceedings
to under
N.D.C.C. § 25-03.1-09, notwithstanding and consistent with Section
25-03.1-02(2) 25-03.1-02(3) and (8).
7. To issue domestic violence protection orders under N.D.C.C. ch. 14-07.1.
8. To issue disorderly conduct restraining orders under N.D.C.C. ch. 12.1-31.2.
(b) The duties delegated to each magistrate under this section must be reduced to writing and signed by the presiding judge of the judicial district.
(c) The duties of a magistrate may be diminished by the presiding judge of the judicial district upon notice in writing to the magistrate.
Section 6. Geographical Jurisdiction. Each magistrate has the geographical jurisdiction within the judicial district as assigned by the presiding judge of the judicial district, and is expected to maintain an office in conjunction with a district judge.
Section 7. Alternate Magistrate. The presiding judge of the judicial district may appoint
an alternate magistrate in a county in which the presiding judge or another district judge does
not reside. The alternate magistrate shall meet the qualifications of Section 3 and may be
delegated duties
pursuant to under Section 5. The alternate magistrate
shall serve as
magistrate whenever the magistrate for the county is unavailable to fulfill the duties of
Section 8. Vacancy. The presiding judge of the judicial district may fill any vacancy in the
office of magistrate or alternate magistrate
pursuant to under Section 4
and Section 7.
Section 9. Proceedings on the Record. Proceedings must be heard on the record as in district court.
Section 10. Removal From Office. A magistrate may be removed from the office of magistrate by the presiding judge of the judicial district upon notice in writing to the magistrate.
Section 11. Standard of Conduct. The Code of Judicial Conduct is the standard of conduct which shall be observed by each magistrate. The Judicial Conduct Commission has jurisdiction over the conduct of magistrates to the same extent as it has over other judges.
Section 12. Continuing Education.
(a) Each magistrate appointed under N.D.C.C. § 27-05-31, must attend a continuing education program every odd calendar year as provided by the Continuing Judicial Education Commission. The magistrate must be reimbursed for necessary expenses, travel, and subsistence by the judicial system.
(b) If any magistrate fails to attend an educational session without being excused by the State Court Administrator, the State Court Administrator shall report such fact to the presiding judge of the judicial district and to the Judicial Conduct Commission, for such action as it deems appropriate.
Section 13. Effective Date. This Rule, as amended, is effective
April 1,
1998 March 1,
SOURCE: N.D. Const., Art. VI, Sec. 3; N.D.C.C. § 2707.107. AR 20 adopted December 22, 1982, effective January 1, 1983; amended effective June 24, 1985; emergency amendments adopted effective December 20, 1989, readopted February 22, 1990; amended June 24, 1992, which amendments became effective on August 1, 1993; N.D.C.C. § 270531; amended November 16, 1994, with amendments effective January 1, 1995; amended April 1, 1998; amended March 1, 2005.


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There are no busier roads in Australia for heavy-duty transport than right within the country's main seaports, with millions of shipping containers arriving and departing—and needing to be transported—each year.
In this non-stop environment where logistics are under incredibly tight deadlines, reliability is everything. This is what makes UD Trucks the king of the wharves.
"Our general fleet normally works 24 hours a day, and a minimum five days a week. If the wheels aren't turning, they're not making money," says Arthur Tzaneros, Managing Director, Australian Container Freight Services (ACFS), the largest privately owned container-port transport operator in Australia. Even though the company has only been in existence since 2005, Mr. Tzaneros and his brother Terry have overseen growth of between 20 to 40 percent every year since inception. The company currently has bases in three of Australia's major cities: Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. Client demand, he says, should see further expansion in the coming years.Headquartered at Port Botany, the gateway to Australia's largest city, Sydney, ACFS currently has over 100 UD Trucks vehicles in its fleet. The company leads other portside businesses with the innovative use of its trucks, with efficiencies that make the operation attractive to large- and medium-sized clients. Although ACFS's UD trucks don't travel as many kilometers a year as would vehicles running on highways, the stop-start nature of metropolitan city driving, coupled with a 24-hour working day, place tremendous demands on the equipment.
Arthur Tzaneros, Managing Director, Australian Container Freight Services (ACFS)
Since 1991, Mr. Tzaneros has found that UD Trucks are up to the job. "They are durable, and they are resilient to the work that we do on a daily basis," Mr. Tzaneros said. "There's no doubt that we have stuck with UD as a supplier due to the build quality of the trucks. The latest UD Quon version has improved driver comfort as well. There has never been a problem with reliability; the product just keeps getting better and better." At the company's base, a fully-equipped workshop ensures that the fleet keeps on moving by providing all general maintenance. ACFS plans to keep each vehicle in service for around eight years."The company model is to buy brand new trucks," Mr. Tzaneros says. "The reason for that is that we don't want to be doing major repairs. The first UD truck we bought as ACFS was in 2006; they are starting to get to end of their lifecycle now, and we still haven't spent much money on them." One area where ACFS is continuing to lead the field is in the specifications of their trucks. Mr. Tzaneros says that a conscious effort has been made in recent years to specify vehicles with aerodynamic kits, lightweight wheels and lightweight trailers which can adapt to different tasks.
UD trucks from the ACFS fleet await containers being offloaded in Botany Bay
The weight savings gained on the truck means both savings in fuel costs which can then be passed on to customers, as well as a reduced total weight of both vehicle and cargo, so customers can load additional stock into their containers and not pay higher road tariffs."We are starting to spec our trucks and trailers now to the finer detail," Mr. Tzaneros said. "It is a conscious effort; while we are only trying to pick up potentially half a ton, that half a ton could be the difference between a customer making money on a container or not. If they gain half a ton on one container, then across thousands and thousands of units we're improving their logistics." ACFS has its own container yards and large warehousing facilities located right next to each of the ports. This gives the company a distinct advantage, as all freight is channeled through their facilities prior to distribution.
The company has divided its transport arm into three sections—wharf, delivery, and empty container trucks—with trucks dedicated and ideally suited to each task.For the short travel needed for pickups and drop-offs between ACFS's bases and the wharves, the company uses what is called the Super-B trailer configuration. Made possible due to legislation allowing its use in defined port areas, one tractor unit (known in Australia as a prime mover) can haul up to four twenty-foot equivalent container units (TEUs) at a time. The result is a total truck and trailer span of fully 30 meters—and, by using one truck instead of the two that would otherwise be required to move four containers, congestion around the port is reduced by some 12 percent. Once the containers have been brought to one of ACFS's facilities they are delivered to customers on single trailer units, or B-Double units.
Trucks get's big in Australia: a UD truck Quon GK-series truck in the Super B trailer configuration: hauling four empty containers
The final task, the transport of empty containers between the company's holding yards and the wharf, is carried out by either Super-B or B-Double units, but using a 4x2 tractor unit. The use of the smaller trucks
for the hauling of the lightweight empty containers has been a major competitive advantage for the company, Mr. Tzaneros says. "With a single drive prime mover we have lower registration costs and a more fuelefficient truck, as all the truck is doing is pulling empties. So we're able to pull four TEUs behind a single drive prime mover— why do it any other way? I'm actually surprised others haven't followed our lead." ACFS has been able not only to serve a growing number of clients, but the company is also able to attract drivers—no small problem in a transport industry with a fierce marketplace for labor. Mr. Tzaneros says that paying a competitive salary is one factor, but having UD Trucks for the drivers is also a major reason for the vehicles company having a loyal staff. "You need a good product for these guys to drive," he says. "At the end of the day, ACFS prides itself on the fact that we pay good rates, we have nice trucks and we work in a nice environment.
Our facilities are of a high standard. So when you have all of these things in place, we consider ourselves to be an employer of choice. Rather than us having to find drivers, we have drivers contacting us saying, 'Have you got any jobs?' So that makes it easy, and it means our staff retention is very good. "This is also very important to our customers," he adds, "because when you get large clients, you put dedicated drivers on those runs. The clients see the same face, day in, day out. For a big company, it is a rarity to see the same faces." ACFS is currently expanding, with ambitions to be a truly national operator. In 2013, new facilities will open in both Fremantle, western Australia, as well as at of the Port of Brisbane, with this development covering a sizable 17 hectare area. The company is also evaluating opportunities to expand inland from the congested port areas of Sydney and Melbourne.


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Soldier in attempted murder case returned to VA hospital
A 28-year-old Army soldier who allegedly shot his girlfriend in the chest while experiencing a flashback to his deployment in the Middle East was inadvertently discharged over the weekend from the Veterans Affairs hospital.
Jason Durr was returned to the West Haven hospital Monday after he was located at his mother's home, according to his attorney, Kevin C. Barrs. Durr will remain at the VA hospital until he is released on Dec. 4 to a residential substance abuse treatment facility in Long Island, according to Barrs.
The news that Durr was free and will be receiving treatment before his criminal case is resolved was unsettling for the victim, 26-year-old Rachel Trombino, and her family, who have been following his case in New London Superior Court.
"I don't understand why he's in a program," Trombino said. "He shot me. He deserves to be in jail."
Trombino underwent emergency surgery after Durr allegedly shot her in May in his basement apartment at 424 Kick Hill Road in Lebanon with an assault-type rifle. Durr, who called police to report the shooting as Trombino lay on his bed bleeding, was charged with attempted murder, first-degree assault and illegal possession of an assault weapon.
Durr was released from prison last month and admitted to the VA hospital for evaluation for post-traumatic stress disorder stemming from his deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan. The hospital would not evaluate him while he was incarcerated.
In releasing him to the hospital, Judge Susan B. Handy reduced Durr's $1.1 million bond to a written promise to appear in court and received regular progress reports from a representative from the Southeastern Mental Health Authority.
The judge added the case to the docket Tuesday after learning Durr had been discharged from the hospital. After Barrs updated her, Handy continued the case until Tuesday and waived Durr's presence as long as he is in the treatment facility. The judge noted from the bench that she has been receiving letters from Trombino's family regarding the case.
While Durr's attorney is exploring the possibility of using mental illness as a defense, prosecutor David J. Smith has said he would be seeking prison time for the offense. Trombino's scars run the length of her torso, but she said she is doing well physically.
"I woke up and they told me I'm not even supposed to be alive now," she said.
Trombino said she learned after the shooting that Durr had never been diagnosed with PTSD. Now, Trombino says, she actually has the disorder as a result of the shooting. She is seeing a counselor.
Trombino said Durr had been drinking heavily and "eating Xanax like it was candy" before he shot her. She said she doesn't have a lot of faith in a protective order that prohibits him from contacting her.
"There's a piece of paper between me and a 6-foot-10-inch man," she said.
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Chris Elsberry: Ex-Giant great Landeta won't overlook his fans
There is always that one moment, forever caught in time, that defines a professional football player's career. And it might not be what you think.
Winning a Super Bowl championship is usually the standard, the ultimate goal for any NFL player, but to get to that goal, something else has to happen first. And that's the moment forever caught in time. That moment when the coach walks to your locker, shakes your hand and says "welcome to the team."
For Sean Landeta, that moment came in 1985. Bill Parcells, the head coach of the New York Giants, had laid it out in black and white for his punter at the time, Dave Jennings.
He had told Jennings -- who was 32 and had already played 11 seasons in the NFL for the Giants -- that if he could find a younger punter who could do what Jennings did, he would sign that punter.
That summer, Landeta, just 23, beat out Jennings for the job. For the next eight-plus seasons, Landeta helped the Giants to two Super Bowl titles in addition to being named to two Pro Bowls.
"The biggest moment for any of us is when you make it (as a professional)," Landeta said in a recent interview. "Because your whole life ... since you were a kid, all the way up to that point, you're hoping that one day that it'll become reality."
From 1985 to mid-1993, when coach Dan Reeves waived him in mid-season, Landeta was one of the premier punters in the NFL.
He averaged 43.4 yards a punt during his time with the Giants, and over the course of his 22-year career -- he also played for the Philadelphia Eagles, Green Bay Packers and Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- he averaged 43.3 yards a punt. Three times, he was named as a first-team NFL All-Pro, and the Pro Football Hall of Fame named him to both the All-1980s and All-1990s teams.
"The thing that I feel the best about in my career," Landeta said, "is how much time and energy and effort I've been able to return to the fans and to people who enjoy the game and shared a lot of good things that I've had happen to me with others.
"If I see someone all decked out in Giants stuff, if I have my Super Bowl rings with me, I'll show them to them and let them take a picture wearing them, because I can see what a big deal it is to them, and it's a great thing to do for people that support your team."
To that end, Landeta spent a couple of Sunday afternoons, Sept. 15 at Vazzy's Restaurant in Trumbull and Sept. 22 at Windmill Restaurant in Stratford, to watch Giants games on TV with dozens of local fans.
And not only did Landeta spend the afternoon there, he brought his two Super Bowl rings and replicas of his two Vince Lombardi trophies for the fans so they could pose for pictures with them.
"I met John (Vazzano, owner of Vazzy's and Windmill) last year at a charity event I did up there and I saw the many things he contributes to in Fairfield County," Landeta said. "He told me about his restaurants and how busy they are on Sundays during the NFL season, and I came up to watch the games with his customers, and it was a great turnout. There were a lot of kids there, so it was a real nice day with the fans watching football."
Landeta starred at Towson University from 1979-82 before joining the Baltimore Stars of the United States Football League from 1983-85. The Stars won both the 1984 and '85 USFL championships. Landeta then spent six seasons crafting his skill under the watchful eye of Parcells, who always made sure that even the best players stayed grounded.
"He would let me know that just because you're playing well doesn't mean that you're playing as well as you think you are," Landeta said. "He never wanted you to think you had it made. He was an outstanding head coach. He won everywhere he went. And certainly, we had a terrific group of guys back in the 80s and early 90s there with Bill, and we were able to win a few championships together and get to the playoffs a bunch of times. And looking back, you realize how lucky I was as a player to be there with him as a coach and that group of players."
Today, Landeta works for the Giants as part of their alumni program in and around the tri-state area, along with doing some TV and radio work during the NFL season.
Parcells was a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2013. What would it mean for Landeta, a punter, to one day get to Canton?
"Well, hopefully, one day that position will be recognized and it certainly would be the greatest honor you could ever receive as a player," he said. "One day a punter will be recognized and hopefully one day, I may be part of that."
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