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My oldest sister is a religious sister with the Nashville Dominicans. Her state of life has humbled me, guided me, and even perplexed me. I experienced disbelief one day as she explained how we would be communicating once she entered. She told me that texting, phone calls, and emails were out unless it was an emergency. Instead we'd be writing letters; real, snail mail letters. Now, I don't write many letters. I write emails, send text messages, and keep up with Facebook messages but don't really write letters and unfortunately I haven't gotten much better just because she is a sister. Then, as I read today's first reading, I was really convicted by Paul's letter-writing and my own written correspondence in the first place.
So much of my written correspondence is based on what someone else can do for me. Sure, I might open with pleasantries about family and health but at the end of the day I'm trying to take care of business.
Paul on the other hand, spends 8 verses at the beginning of the letter to the Ephesians proclaiming the Gospel and praising God for the Ephesians. This is a man that knows he is writing to other Christians, but he still starts this way. This practice reminds us of a few things.
First, we must never forget that we are called to encourage one another. We are walking in free — but costly — grace and we aren't walking alone. We need the support and gratitude of one another. This doesn't mean we have to open every text or email paraphrasing Ephesians. However, we could be better at expressing gratitude just for someone's presence. In a society where so many question their worth and value can we afford to skip this step as often as we do?
Second, we dare not let the Gospel be implied or leave Jesus assumed. It is never a waste of time to re-articulate the Gospel. Besides, so much of what we do doesn't make sense without it. Without a common understanding of the Gospel, the letter to the Ephesians would fall short, the same is true of our instruction, catechesis, and encouragement. This can be done simply. If we have a quote, passage or something like AMDG at the bottom of our email, we could think about putting it at the top instead. Not in an obnoxious way, but as a reminder of what we are about. For example the top of every page in one of my sister's letters has a Cross with an M at the bottom.
Third, we should be praying for one another's spiritual growth. Not only should we be praying for it, we should be telling each other that we have their back in prayer. Paul does this, why can't we?
We live in a busy world and are often serving in an understaffed church. Those circumstances tempt us to be straight to business without faith. We need to let people know they are valuable; to remind them that all of this is flowing from Christ; and to ensure them that we are praying for them to grow closer to the Lord (and ask them to pray for us as well).

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"With every click and swipe, we can access unimaginable amounts of information online. We also leave a trail of personal data, revealing secrets about our health, habits, beliefs, and plans. This fall, join the UA College of Social & Behavioral Sciences for a series of discussions with national experts who will explore the benefits and dangers of the digital age."
The conversations are free and open to the public, but tickets are required at the door. Reserve your tickets for each event in advance throughEventbrite. Tickets also available at the Fox Tucson Theatre box office on the day of the event. For more information, call the UA College of Social & Behavioral Sciences at (520) 621-1112 during normal business hours or call the Fox Tucson Theater at (520) 624-1515.
Relationships and Privacy in a World of Tinder, Twitter and Hello Barbie
From baby photos posted on grandma's Facebook page to Snapchat selfies, today's children and teens are growing up publicly online. The unprecedented rise of virtual interactions and access to digital information raises concerns about how new technology is influencing young people and their relationships with peers, loved ones, and the world at large. How is the first digital generation managing their online identity and interactions and how will they redefine "privacy"? How is the digital divide influencing the way kids and parents communicate? What can families, schools, communities, and kids do to ensure safe and fulfilling interactions in an online world?
Fame and Shame in the Digital Age
In the digital world, we leave a trail of photos, videos, conversations, and other information that can be easily obtained and posted online for everyone to see forever. For journalists trying to hold governments and corporations accountable, this information can be helpful in exposing wrongdoing. For private citizens and celebrities, however, the online publication of personal information can be devastating. In the complicated information age, how do we balance the public's right to know with the individual's right to privacy?
What Are We Willing To Give?
Companies collect information from customers to provide customized services and stay competitive. Customers too can find high value in exchanging their information for personalized services. But is the data market always a win-win situation? What are the trade-offs you make when you pay for services with personal information? In this conversation, we will shed light on the hidden privacy challenges that new technology-based services bring about. We will also delve into the future of corporate data collection and digital advertising, including facial recognition technology, mobile location analysis, and the "internet of things."
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Your medical tests, mobile health apps, and wearable devices (like fitbits) produce data that reveal insights into your health and behavior. What happens to that data? This conversation will reveal how new and emerging technologies, such as personal wearable devices that can collect and transfer information on your wellbeing, are changing public health, the practice of medicine, and employment and insurance – now and in the future. We will highlight the biggest risks to your privacy and meaningful ways to maintain control over your personal information without losing the health benefits of the digital revolution.
Finding the Right Balance for Democracy
Through our phones and other personal devices, governments have an unprecedented ability to collect data on our whereabouts, conversations, habits, purchases, and connections. Many are concerned that this new level of surveillance will impede free speech and the ability of social movements to organize. At the same time, however, illegal groups and networks use these same devices to organize, recruit, and do harm. Surveillance of these "dark networks" can do much to protect society at large. This conversation grapples with how a democratic society strives to achieve an acceptable tradeoff between individual privacy rights, the rights of free speech, and national security.
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Test Tubes
I had test tubes. Chemistry,
science. That was the thing
when I was a kid. I could
have been a chef, you know.
But no, the adults said,
that's not for you. You can
do better. It wasn't what
we were, then, before Emeril
or Wolfgang. Even before
Graham galloped across
television screens.
Oh, we had Julia, of course,
and her impeccably clean
purple towel. Although
the TV was black and white.
You can do better. College.
Maybe for the rest
of my life. Get a post.
No need to ever leave.
And so, I had test tubes.
But I never cooked up
anything I really
wanted in them.
Stephen Brooke ©2011
Not a poem that is about me, exactly, though in a sense all my poems are about me. That's inevitable. Yeah, I enjoyed cooking and did want to be a chef briefly at one point in my childhood but I never did (nor do I now) have any great passion to pursue it as a career. But the ideas here do come from some real life stuff.
Well, well, a real good rain this afternoon here on Peanut Road. It's very welcome. Just keep it up for a few months! Things are pretty uninteresting otherwise around here. Tucky is just part of the family now and doesn't hang onto me all the time like when she first came. She must have had some mistreatment along the way as she does shy away on occasion, especially when eating. Very cautious about chowing down if I'm near her and looks like she's worried I'm going to punish her for it.
adventures in dysthymia
Monday, June 27, 2011
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Published: September 2017
A glossary that provides clarification of commonly used terms in gene therapy, gene editing, genetic-based precision medicine and immunotherapy. The terms in this glossary are listed alphabetically, with illustrations for key concepts.
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Nighthawks top Danger 65-48
Article posted on: 2017-02-25 22:24:00
After starting off the season with a victory, the Danger fell to the Wichita Falls Nighthawks 48-65 at the Heartland Events Center.
Wichita Falls struck first in the game, as wide receiver Jolly Jordan caught a pass and slipped into the end zone to give Wichita Falls the early lead 7-0. The Danger responded quickly, scoring just two minutes later as quarterback Derrick Bernard punched a short run in for a touchdown. Kicker Josh Gable missed the point after attempt leaving Nebraska just short of the tie 7-6 with just over nine minutes left in the first quarter. A touchdown by Dimitri Stimphil for the Danger gave them their first lead of the night on Nebraska's next drive 13-7. Wichita Falls was able to tack another three points onto the scoreboard before the quarter ended with the Danger leading 13-10. The second quarter again saw the teams going toe to toe. Nebraska scored a touchdown with six seconds left in the half. After recovering a fumble on the following kickoff, the Danger missed a field goal to end the half with a score of 26-22.
"I thought we came out really strong in the first half," said head coach Hurtis Chinn. "Derrick (Bernard) was throwing the ball really well and we kept it a one-possession game."
The second half began with both teams scoring touchdowns resulting in the Nighthawks retaining the lead 33-29. However, on the Wichita Falls kickoff, Nebraska was not able to return the ball out of end zone, resulting in a rouge point for the Nighthawks and making the score 29-34. The Danger woes continued as Danger quarterback Bernard threw an interception which Wichita Falls capitalized on quickly with a touchdown making the score 41-29. The Danger answered with a good drive as Bernard rushed for another touchdown cutting the Nighthawks lead to six points, 41-35.
Nebraska started the final quarter of the game with Stimphil hauling in another long throw to the Wichita Falls five-yard line. The Danger punched in the touchdown on the next play coming within two points, 42-44. The Nighthawks then went on a run where they scored two unanswered touchdowns, extending their lead to 16 points 42-58. Both teams scored once more before the end of the game with the final score of 48-65.
"At the end of the day we weren't able to play the defense we needed to win this one," Chinn said. "We have to play better football and limit our mistakes."
The Danger travel to Colorado on March 5th to take on the Crush, before returning home on March 11th against the Sioux Falls Storm.


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In these uncertain times, we need someone strong and sure to give us the hope and faith to guide us through our darkest moments–and if he has a super mysterious past, all the better. If we were a blind pianist who bears a striking resemblance to Woody Harrelson, he'd creepily stalk us, yes, but then help us see. If we were a lonely woman with a heart condition, he'd be really weird and evasive, but eventually he'd romance us, emotionally mending our heart (which is still physically weak, but whatever, it's a beautiful gesture). And if we were Tom Cruise with a son who wanted a summer job, this man, this savior, would put our son in his big Christmas movie because he's Will Smith and what's a few casting decisions between friends?
So Will Smith did something mysteriously awful and now he's going to change these people's lives in order to atone? It's like Oprah's Big Give but with Will Smith instead of Oprah and also movie! Unfortunately, though, I think the change that Will Smith promises here can only come in one of three forms: 1. Money, 2. Murder, 3. His organs. Considering the way that Woody Harrelson is hobbling around in this trailer, feeling for his Oscar statuette, I think it's the last one.
So, Rosario gets Will's heart, Woody gets Will's eyes, and Conor Cruise gets Will's gallbladder (that's where he stores his generosity). That leaves four more organs for conflicted savior Will Smith to hand out in this movie. Maybe he could give his grin to his son Jayden Smith (excellent in the role of Boy Without A Smile), his very charismatic pancreas to his daughter Willow Smith (very moving in the role of Adorable Moppet Who, Sadly, Has A Terrible Pancreas), and one kidney full of prestige each to Katie Holmes and Jada Pinkett Smith. It's all very inspiring. I can't wait for Christmas, when Will Smith hands over his schlock-filled lungs to us in the form of this movie.


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Brookfield RTC Governing Rules
The Brookfield Republican Town Committee (hereinafter referred to as the BRTC) is organized in accordance with the laws of the state of Connecticut and the Rules and Bylaws of the Connecticut Republican State Central Committee.
The purpose of the BRTC is to recruit, endorse and elect Republican candidates at all levels of our government, and to promote activities that raise funds to support the election of BRTC endorsed candidates.
Section 1 BRTC Membership
1 The BRTC shall consist of twenty-five (25) members and 10 Alternate members and shall be chosen from the enrolled Republican electors from the town at large.
2 Upon revision of the by-laws for the 2012-14 term only, the Brookfield Republican Town Committee Regular membership shall be responsible for appointing up to 10 Alternate members in total. There term will end at the same time as the elected members. The Alternate may apply again to be an Alternate for the next term but must go through the process as if they were a new candidate. To be considered as an alternate he/she must:
a) Submit to an interview of the vacancy committee and adhere to their requirements.
b) Submit to a vote where current members will vote for the alternate in the same
manner as a regular member is elected in Section 2 below.
c) Alternates will not have the rights of the regular members unless they are granted
such rights due to the absence of a regular member. Those rights will be assigned to an Alternate in the following manner.
The decision as to which alternate may be assigned as a regular member for a meeting will be alphabetical order.
At each successive meeting the next alternate in the alpha order will be chosen. If the next person in line is not available, the person misses their turn for that rotation. Their next availability for assignment will occur when they are again in line alphabetically.
At no time will an Alternate be allowed to be considered for making a quorum or in voting for BRTC membership or personal issues.
3 Alternate members hold no favored standing regarding membership into the BRTC. If an opening is available, they must go through the normal membership process as spelled out in Section 7.
4 Any Republican who is serving as a Selectman, President of any BRTC recognized Republican Club or a Republican member of a federal or state legislative body shall be an ex-officio member of the BRTC. Such ex-officio members of the BRTC shall not be entitled to vote on any matters falling within the jurisdiction of the BRTC. If the BRTC votes to have an elector serve as a regular member of the BRTC, such elector shall be entitled to vote on any matters falling within the jurisdiction of the BRTC.
Section 2 Election of BRTC Membership
A. Primary - The date for the primary election of the BRTC membership shall be the first (1st) Tuesday of March in even-numbered years. (Section 9-425, CT G.S.).
B. Endorsements - Party endorsed candidates for BRTC membership shall be selected by town-wide caucus (a meeting open to all registered Republicans within the Town of Brookfield) not earlier than the fifty-sixth (56th) day nor later than the forty-ninth (49th) day preceding the date set for the primary. No proxy voting shall be permitted for such endorsement.
C. Caucuses - It shall be the duty of the BRTC Chairman to call caucuses designating the date, time and place by publishing such call in a newspaper having circulation in the town at least five (5) days before the date of such caucus or caucuses. But if the BRTC Chairman or Vice-Chairman or any member of the Executive Board or a majority of the BRTC members shall fail to act, a member of the State Committee shall call the caucus or caucuses.
Section 3 BRTC Member Terms
The terms of BRTC members shall start on the Monday following the first (1st) Tuesday in March in even-numbered years. They shall serve for two (2) years or until their successors shall have been chosen, but not more than twenty-six (26) months. If these Bylaws are amended to increase/decrease BRTC membership, they shall specify the day upon which the terms of the new positions created by said increase/decrease shall begin, and how the new positions shall be filled/reduced. The terms of all members shall end on the same day.
Section 4 BRTC Chairman, Officers, Committees and Executive Board
A. Election of Officers
The BRTC shall meet within two (2) weeks after the beginning of their term (as specified in Section 3 above) at the call of the previous BRTC Chairman or any member of the Executive Board or a majority of the BRTC members to name a new Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Recording Secretary and Corresponding Secretary. The new BRTC Chairman and Officers must be chosen from within the membership of the BRTC. In the event of failure of the BRTC to act, a member of the State Committee shall call such meeting. The terms of all Officers shall be for two (2) years or until their successors have been duly elected and qualified, but not more than twenty-six (26) months.
B. Officer Duties
1. Chairman
(a) Attend Senatorial District meetings.
(b) Attend Congressional District meetings.
(c) Attend and conduct BRTC meetings.
(d) Secure and provide a report at each BRTC meeting as to what transpired at the most recent State Committee meeting or see to it that a State Committee person delivers such a report.
(e) Establish standing committees, and other committees as needed.
2. Vice Chairman
(a) Attend Senatorial District meetings.
(b) Attend Congressional District meetings.
(c) Attend BRTC meetings.
(d) Assume the responsibilities of the BRTC Chairman in his/her absence.
(e) Upon the occurrence of a vacancy in the office of Town Chairman, the Vice-chairman shall be responsible for determining the date, time and place for a meeting to select a new BRTC Chairman, which meeting shall be called by the Vice-Chairman after the vacancy occurs. If the Vice-Chairman or any member of the Executive Board or a majority of the BRTC members does not issue the call for the meeting within two (2) weeks of the vacancy, the Republican State Central Committee person shall call such meeting.
3. Treasurer
(a) Maintain the BRTC checking account.
(b) Give a financial report at each BRTC meeting, including receipts and expenditures, cash balance and actual versus budget.
(c) Ensure that the BRTC complies with the Campaign Financing Laws published by the Secretary of State, and instructs and assists various campaign treasurers with compliance.
(d) Work with the Finance Committee and BRTC Chairman to develop the Annual Budget for the fiscal year. The fiscal year shall be defined as running from January 1 to December 31.
I. Signatures of the Treasurer and the BRTC Chairman are required for disbursement of funds. An authorized signer of the BRTC checking account shall not sign any check written out to themselves.
(f) The Treasurer shall have the authority to appoint a BRTC member as Assistant Treasurer, who must be approved by the Executive Board, to assist with the duties of the Treasurer, including being a signatory of the BRTC checking account.
4. Recording Secretary
(a) Keep a record of minutes of each BRTC meeting and see that minutes of each meeting are published, distributed and maintained.
(b) Keep accurate attendance records of BRTC meetings and report upon the same to the BRTC biannually as well as indicating absences in the minutes of each BRTC meeting.
5. Corresponding Secretary
(a) Notify the BRTC Chairman, BRTC members, and State Committee members of the time, date and place of each BRTC meeting.
(b) Furnish to the State Committee Chairman at least every six (6) months, a list of the dates and places of all BRTC meetings held during the previous six (6) months.
(c) Furnish to the State Committee Chairman within one week of election a list of BRTC officers. Notify the State Committee Chairman of any changes as they occur.
(d) Send true and accurate copies of local Bylaws and any amendments to such Bylaws within fifteen days of adoption to the Secretary of State and the State Committee Chairman indicating the date on which they were adopted.
I. Maintain and change the BRTC website as approved by the BRTC Executive Board.
C. BRTC Standing Committees
Each BRTC Chairman shall, within one (1) month of election, establish working standing committees including but not limited to the following:
(1) Finance, (2) Voter Registration, (3) Vacancy, (4) Publicity and Public Affairs, (5) Fund Raising and (6) Audit.
The BRTC Chairman shall name the Chairman of each standing committee with the approval of the BRTC membership. The BRTC Chairman in consultation with the Committee Chairman shall select committee members, again with the approval of the BRTC membership.
The BRTC Chairman will require a report from each committee at the regularly held BRTC meetings, except for the Audit committee. The Audit committee will report their findings at the completion of the annual audit.
D. Standing Committee Duties
1. Finance Committee
The Finance Committee shall, with the assistance of the BRTC Treasurer and Chairman, prepare and have approved by the membership by the end of November of each year the annual budget for approval by the BRTC membership. The Committee shall establish the amounts, by category and month, for disbursements and expenses during the year. In like manner, it shall identify specific revenue generating programs sufficient to fund the proposed disbursements. The budget shall be time-phased by month indicating when disbursements, expenses and revenue are anticipated. The Committee shall require the Treasurer to prepare a monthly report identifying specific expenses and revenue generated, and cumulative status against budget for each category.
2. Voter Registration
The purpose of the Voter Registration Committee is to work with the Registrar of Voters and the State Committee to add as many voters as possible to the roll of registered Republicans in Brookfield.
3. Vacancy Committee
A Vacancy Committee, consisting of five (5) members of the BRTC, shall be responsible for the following actions:
(a) Interview and presentation to the BRTC of candidates for vacancies in elective and appointed municipal offices.
(b) Proposal of a slate of elective and appointed municipal candidates.
(c) The Vacancy Committee shall nominate candidates for membership to the BRTC. The BRTC shall select candidates for presentation to the caucus on the basis of those receiving the largest number of votes.
(d) The choices of candidates shall be presented to the entire BRTC five (5) days prior to the next regular scheduled BRTC meeting for acceptance or rejection by the majority of BRTC members present at that meeting.
(e) The Vacancy Committee shall be responsible for maintaining a political appointment calendar of elective and appointed municipal offices.
(f) It is expected that members of the Vacancy Committee attend at least 80% of all scheduled vacancy meetings. Should a Vacancy Committee member not attend the proscribed percentage of meetings the Vacancy Chairman shall recommend removal of such member from the Vacancy Committee.
(g) The Vacancy Committee may review the voting participation and town tax record of all candidates for endorsement.
(h) In interviewing candidates for municipal boards or commissions, the Vacancy Committee may invite a member of the applicable board or commission to participate in the interview process to insure the candidate is familiar with the operations of that board or commission and to assist the committee in the interview process.
4. Publicity and Public Affairs
The Publicity and Public Affairs Committee shall be responsible for all BRTC information released to the public by the BRTC, the BRTC committees and individual BRTC members. The committee shall develop a cordial working relationship with the media (newspapers, radio and TV stations). The committee shall audit information before release to insure it is accurate, literate and reflects favorably on the BRTC. In the event of an unresolved disagreement between the committee and the person(s) or committee wishing to make the release, the Chairman of the BRTC shall resolve the disagreement before releasing the information.
5. Fund Raising Committee
The Fund Raising Committee shall propose, develop and manage the fund raising activities of the BRTC under the approval of the BTRC. The funds raised are to be used to pay the authorized expenses of the BRTC and to provide support for Republican candidates for office as approved by the BRTC. The Treasurer of the BRTC shall be an ex-officio member of the Fund Raising Committee and shall be responsible for filing the required financial reports of the Fund Raising Committee. The Fund Raising Committee Chairman shall be responsible for any non-financial reports. Only fund raising activities that reflect favorably on the Republican Party shall be sponsored.
6. Audit Committee
The Audit Committee shall consist of three (3) people, one of whom is not a member of the BRTC. Members of the Audit Committee shall not serve consecutive terms. The audit, conducted in April of each year of the prior year's transactions, shall review all transactions to verify that the Treasurer's books have been accurately maintained on a monthly basis, that the expenditures have been properly authorized, and that good accounting practice has been observed. The Audit
Committee shall prepare a written report and review the results at the next regular BRTC meeting. E. Other Committees
The BRTC at a regular meeting may create other committees and delegate such authority to said committees as it may deem fit. These committees may be designated as standing or temporary by the BRTC. This status may be changed at regular meetings. The BRTC Chairman shall appoint these other Committee Chairmen with the approval of the BRTC.
F. Executive Board
An Executive Board shall consist of the Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Treasurer, Recording Secretary, Corresponding Secretary, and Vacancy Chairman of the BRTC. The purpose of the Executive Board is to review new business, recommend policy and general courses of action to the BRTC for its consideration. Furthermore, the Executive Board shall be empowered to make any and all emergency decisions between regular BRTC meetings. The Executive Board shall not have any power to fill any vacancies without approval of the entire BRTC membership.
Section 5 Notices After Organization
Within one (1) week after the election of BRTC Officers (as outlined in Section 4 above), the BRTC Corresponding Secretary shall file with the State Committee Chairman the names and addresses of the Officers and members of the BRTC, and the name and address of the Brookfield Republican Registrar of Voters.
Section 6 Qualifications for BRTC Membership
A. No person shall be a member or officer of the BRTC unless that person is an enrolled Republican elector of the town at the time of election and throughout the term of office.
B. Any BRTC member who fails to attend fifty percent of the regular meetings during the first twenty months of his/her current term, or four (4) consecutive regular meetings, except for cause as determined by the BRTC Chairman, shall be ineligible for re-endorsement for membership for the succeeding term. Tardiness shall not be deemed absent. The BRTC Recording Secretary will maintain the attendance records.
C. All candidates for membership on the BRTC may have their voting participation and town tax record reviewed by the BRTC prior to endorsement.
Section 7 BRTC Membership and Officers Vacancies
Vacancies occurring for any reason in BRTC membership or elected officers shall be filled by majority vote of the remaining members of the committee. The Vacancy Committee shall propose candidates The Vacancy committee shall propose candidates to the Town Committee who will vote for the candidates. Nominations may also be made from the floor.
Section 8 Vacancies - Nominations and Candidates
Any vacancy occurring in the party-endorsed candidacies before a primary or in the party nominations before an election (under the conditions stated in Sections 9-426, 9-428 and 9-430 of the Connecticut general statutes) shall be filled by majority vote at a regular or special meeting of the BRTC.
Section 9 Meetings of the BRTC
A. Regular meetings of the BRTC shall be held at such times, as the committee shall determine. It is required that a minimum of two (2) meetings per calendar quarter be held. The BRTC Chairman shall instruct the Corresponding Secretary to give five (5) days written notice of the time, place and purpose of such meeting to all members of the BRTC. Unless otherwise requested by a BRTC member, e-mail messages will meet this notification requirement.
B. Special meetings of the BRTC shall be called by the Chairman, or by the Chairman upon the written request of one-fourth (1/4th) of the membership (within the time limits of the request if specified). The Chairman shall instruct the Corresponding Secretary to give five (5) days written notice of the time, place and purpose of such special meeting to all members of the BRTC. Action taken by a special meeting called upon less than five (5) days written notice shall not be deemed valid or binding. Unless otherwise requested by a BRTC member, e-mail messages will meet this notification requirement.
C. Fifty percent (50%) of the membership of the BRTC shall constitute a quorum.
D. Roberts Rules of Order shall apply when not in conflict with these Bylaws. All BRTC meetings shall be open to the public unless the BRTC shall, because of unusual circumstances, by a majority vote elect to go into executive session.
E. By a vote of the BRTC, a sanctioned Republican event may be substituted for a regular meeting. F. Notice of all BRTC meetings shall be sent to the State Committee members representing the senatorial district in which such town is located.
Section 10 Disputes
Any disputes which cannot be settled locally as to the endorsement of a candidate for any office or for a delegate or BRTC member or State Committee member, including conflicting claims as to such endorsement or dispute with respect to any political problem of any nature, may be submitted by any affected party to the State Committee Chairman, provided any such submission shall be made in writing. Matters so submitted shall be referred to and resolved by the State Central Committee or by a Subcommittee thereof, consisting of not less than five (5) members appointed by the State Committee Chairman, none of whom shall be members representing the district or districts concerned, which shall resolve such dispute within fifteen (15) days after submission. Decisions made on disputes submitted hereunder shall be final and binding on the parties.
Section 11 Party Endorsed Candidates for Town Elections
The method of choosing party endorsed candidates shall be by the enrolled members of the Brookfield Republican Party in a duly called and warned caucus (a meeting open to all registered Republicans within the Town of Brookfield). See Section 13.
Section 12 Tie Votes on Endorsement
The presiding officer of any endorsement meeting, whether it is a caucus or a BRTC meeting, shall cast a vote to break ties. This vote if necessary shall be in addition to any regular voting rights such presiding officer may have. No candidate for endorsement may be the presiding officer of such meeting except in the case of an endorsement meeting for selection of BRTC members.
Section 13 Party Endorsed Candidates Caucus
It shall be the duty of the BRTC Chairman to call the caucus designating the date, time and place by publishing such call in a newspaper having circulation in the town at least five (5) days before the date of such caucus. But if the BRTC Chairman or Vice-Chairman or any member of the Executive Board or a majority of the BRTC members shall fail to act, a member of the State Committee shall call the caucus.
Section 14 Bylaws of the BRTC
A. The BRTC shall adopt Bylaws. Bylaws of the BRTC may be amended by a caucus of the enrolled Brookfield Republican party members called in the same manner as a caucus for selecting party- endorsed candidates as provided in Section 13 above.
B. Additionally, notice shall be published in a newspaper having a circulation in the town of Brookfield that the proposed amendments are available for review at the office of the Brookfield Town Clerk.
C. Any amendments adopted pursuant to the provisions of this subsection shall be effective sixty (60) days after the date on which they are filed with the Secretary of the State.
D. Any and all liability of the members of the BRTC shall be limited to the deposited funds of the BRTC.
Section 15 Party Assistance Not to be Provided in Primaries
The BRTC or Officers thereof shall not expend any party funds, or provide party services of value on behalf of any candidate in a pre-endorsed contest or primary.
Section 16 Removal of BRTC Officers
A. The BRTC Chairman, Vice-Chairman or other elected officer(s) of a BRTC may be removed by the affirmative vote of two-thirds (2/3rds) of the entire authorized membership for the BRTC at a duly called and warned meeting called for that purpose.
B. Not less than five (5) days written notice shall be given of any meeting called under subsection A of this section.
C. Proxy voting shall not be permitted in any meeting held under subsection A of this section.
Section 17 Convention Delegate Selections
Prior to any convention where representatives of the BRTC may serve as delegates, the Executive Board shall present recommendations for delegates to the BRTC as a Whole for vote at the next duly warned meeting. The BRTC as a Whole shall vote to endorse or reject the recommendations that may include any registered Republican resident of Brookfield. If the recommendations are rejected the floor shall be opened to nominations where any registered Republican resident may be nominated. After ranking the delegates from greatest to least by number of yea votes they shall be assigned to their slots as delegates in that order by the Chairman. If there is a tie between candidates the Chairman will select between those members whose yea votes are the same. The elected delegates shall select their own alternates.
The BRTC may review the qualifications of convention candidates, but shall not take a vote for endorsement of any candidate prior to the convention. Convention delegates, as a group, shall be uncommitted prior to their arrival at any convention.
Section 18 Revisions
A. Revised and adopted by caucus in 1980.
B. These rules amended November 10, 1981 by BRTC at meeting duly called and warned. Amendment filed with the Secretary of State and Town Clerk.
C. These rules amended June 21, 1988 by BRTC at a meeting duly called and warned. Amendment filed with the Secretary of State and Town Clerk.
D. These Bylaws were extensively revised and amended by the BRTC on March 15, 1994 at a meeting duly called and warned. The amendment was filed with the Secretary of State and Brookfield Town Clerk.
E. These Bylaws were amended by the town committee on April 7, 2000 at a meeting duly called and warned. A notice of amendment was filed with the Secretary of State on April 10, 2000.
These Bylaws were revised and amended at a duly called and warned Brookfield Republican caucus on September 21, 2004. The amendment filed with the Secretary of State and Town Clerk.
These Bylaws were revised and amended at a duly called and warned Brookfield Republican caucus on October 16, 2007. The amendment filed with the Secretary of State and Town Clerk.
These Bylaws were revised and amended at a duly called and warned Brookfield Republican caucus on May 22, 2012. The amendment filed with the Secretary of State and Town Clerk.
Definition of Terms in the BRTC Bylaws Adopt
: To vote to accept
: Brookfield Republican Town Committee
: Rules governing the BRTC
: To assemble a meeting
: A closed meeting of enrolled members of the Republican Party to decide upon questions of policy and the selections of candidates for office
Congressional District
: District established by law for the election of members to Connecticut's U.S. Congressional delegation
: A formal assembly of delegates of the Republican Party
: A representative of the BRTC to a convention
Duly Called and Warned
: A meeting or caucus approved by the BRTC membership, with notification published a minimum of five (5) days prior to the meeting or caucus in a newspaper having a circulation in town Endorsement
: Approval, support
: A qualified voter registered in the town of Brookfield
: An office held by virtue of status or position
Executive Board
: Advisory and administrative branch of the BRTC as determined by these Bylaws
Executive Session
: A session of a BRTC meeting that is usually closed to the public
Party Endorsed Candidate
: A candidate approved and supported by the Republican Party
: A preliminary statement giving the purpose of the BRTC
: An election in which the registered voters of a political party select candidates to run for elective public offices or elect officials of the party
: Authority to act for another
: The minimum number of officers and members of the BRTC who must be present for the valid transaction of business
: Elected official who enrolls and maintains records of the voters
: An amendment or change
Sanctioned Event
: An event approved by the BRTC
Senatorial District
: District established by law for the election of members of the Connecticut State Senate
Standing Committee
: A permanent committee
State Committee
: Connecticut Republican State Central Committee
State Committee Chairman
: Chairman of the Connecticut Republican State Central Committee
Temporary Committee
: A committee formed for a specific purpose
Town Clerk
: Elected official who maintains the town records
Updated: April 2, 2016


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The Apple Pushers, a documentary film narrated by Edward Norton, chronicles the effort by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, the City's Food Policy Coordinator, community advocates and City Council Members to create an innovative approach to bringing healthy foods to food deserts to help address the rise in obesity and diet-related chronic diseases in New York City. Through the NYC Green Cart Initiative, the City approved a new type of street vending permit for vendors specifically selling vegetables and fruits in designated neighborhoods.
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It's time for a celebration: rom coms are back with the new movie The Bounce Back starring Shemar Moore and Bill Bellamy. The actors recently joined New York City moviegoers for an exclusive screening of the film at an event hosted by Boss Bride founder Charreah K. Jackson.
Moore wrote the script for The Bounce Back over 10 years ago and serves as star and executive producer. After receiving rejections from Hollywood for the film, Moore turned to his fan base and fundraising website, Indiegogo, to raise money for the movie. Fans, family and friends donated $630,000 and gave Moore the opportunity to produce.
The Bounce Back, a romantic comedy, is about love, heartbreak, healing and friendship. It is through the relationships of dating expert Matthew Taylor (Shemar Moore) and professional therapist Kristin Peralto that the viewer learns of the causes and effects of falling in love and "bouncing back" after tough break-ups.
One of my favorite scenes in the movie was Taylor's surprise visit to Peralto's office after making an appointment under a false name.
He was begging her to join him on his book tour. We sat on the edge of our seats in the theater and I whispered "Go Kristin, just go."
Later in the movie, the audience was able to witness the once controversial relationship between therapist and self-proclaimed relationship guru, unfold into a magical connection.
During one scene, Taylor called Peralto asking her to come to her window. When she arrived, he told her to "Put on something cute," so they could grab dinner.
Men and women go through tough breakups and The Bounce Back provides an insight into a man's point of view on dating, love and heartbreak just as it highlights a woman's take on things. Shemar Moore, Nadine Velasquez, and Bill Bellamy give some tips on how to spend your holiday "bouncing back."
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We are almost in the wedding season and I love it!
I love weddings. Seriously, I love the dancing till you need to kick off your heels, the venues, the sweetly in-love couples and the boat-loads of inspiration for my own wedding lol and of course, the style. I just really enjoy it all.
Ok, I don't even know how to explain in words how much I love this outfit from Gertrude Ross. I know many of you have seen the video/photo on Instagram (@mhiss_nana). While I want to stay true to my style, I also always want to be dressed appropriately. There's a lot of talk about what not to do when attending a wedding, really, by following just a few basic style parameters out of respect for the bride and groom, you'll have a dress that you'll feel like a million dollars in (and that hopefully, you can wear again and again. So if you're heading off to a wedding and are looking for a little guest style inspiration then scroll through this post to see more as I share complete easy style tips to nail the next wedding you are invited to!


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"When the human eye searches for an object it looks globally for the rough location, size and orientation of the object. Then it zeros in on the details," said Jiang, an assistant professor of computer science. "Our method behaves in a similar fashion, using a linear approximation to explore the search space globally and quickly; then it works to identify the moving object by frequently updating trust search regions."
Trust search regions act as visual touchstones the computer returns to again and again. Jiang and Yu's solution focuses on the mathematically-generated template of an image, which looks like a constellation when lines are drawn to connect the stars. Using the researchers' new algorithms, computer software identifies an object using the template of a trust search region. The program then adjusts the trust search regions as the object moves and finds its mathematical matches, relaying that shifting image to a memory bank or a computer screen to record or display the object.
Jiang says using linear approximation in a sequence of trust regions enables the new program to maintain spatial consistency as an object moves and reduces the number of variables that need to be optimized from several million to just a few hundred. That increased the speed of image matching 10 times over compared with previous methods, he said.
The researchers tested the software on a variety of images and videos – from a butterfly to a stuffed Teddy Bear – and report achieving a 95 percent detection rate at a fraction of the complexity. Previous so-called "greedy" methods of search and match achieved a detection rate of approximately 50 percent, Jiang said.
Inspired by the behavior of the human eye, Boston College computer scientists have developed a technique that lets computers see objects as fleeting as a butterfly or tropical fish with nearly double the accuracy and 10 times the speed of earlier methods. BC computer scientists Hao Jiang and Stella X. Yu, who developed a novel solution of linear algorithms to streamline the computer's work, will present the team's findings at the IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2009, which takes place June 20-25 in Miami.
(Photo Credit: Hao Jiang, Boston College)
Boston College Assistant Professor of computer science Hao Jiang and colleague Stella Yu report they've developed a novel solution of linear algorithms to streamline computer visualization.
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"I suppose this will change our lives", I said to the radiologist. "No, it is a detour". She began to explain how.
A simple routine and annual mammogram ("mammogrammies", as our Ethiopian friend called it) had shown something not good in Cheryl's breast. Something had grown. The letter advised to return for another mammogram and a sonogram. Then a recommendation to see a surgeon for a biopsy.
I can't count the times we have prayed for people who have made this same announcement. Little did I know what was welling inside them physically, spiritually, and emotionally. We asked God to let us get the surgeon of choice whom we had recommended to others (because of his success with an in-law's surgery). We had seen the positive results of his skills and compassion.
We decided to tell our church. I guess the only church family we have is temporary, where I am interim pastor. Our membership is elsewhere, but because of the ministry God has given me, we are not there. So, our "interim" family is the one we have with skin on. And they are awesome indeed.
Each step moved us along. See surgeon...walk down hall for biopsy...talk to radiologist...wait...get phone call, "I'm sorry to tell you it is cancer"...come in the afternoon and early evening for other tests...another test Monday..."This is a big cancer"..."We can win this". Say that last thing again, because we are very frightened..."we can win this."
So, we see the Oncologist Thursday morning and at present a port will be implanted on Monday morning. We will gain more clarity in our visit with the Oncologist.
Cheryl and I have prayed, cried, read Scriptures and begun the detour together with our children, grandchildren, and in-laws. The pain, questions, concerns, fears, etc. we have seen in the eyes of others are now in our eyes. We are not alone nor are we in the worst shape.
When we received news she needed to have another mammogram, I began to search the New Testament for every text and context on healing. Did you know that there is no record of Jesus refusing anyone who came to him? So, we prayed for healing. It was not - at least at this time.
I began to cry out to God. Tests were Friday with one more to come Monday. I went to bed Saturday night and was awakened after midnight thinking, 'if you ask for a fish, will he give you a serpent?' I got up and found the verse in Luke 11:11 and the context in Luke 11:1-13. We came back home Sunday afternoon from worship. I shared with Cheryl the verse I had awakened with. That verse in the narrative says "Which of you fathers, if your son asks for a fish will give him a snake instead?"
So, at least for me, I am calling this "the snake". It is poison and it needs to be killed. I won't argue the theology at this point but just know that our desire is to "glorify God". I am reminded of the John 9 passage. The man's ailment was not due to either his sin or that of his parents. But the glory of God was the display of the work of God in his life. God's work was to make this man whole.
We are believing that God will display his work in Cheryl's life and the lives of the family as he makes her whole. We began the year by asking God to help us get healthy this year. We joined a fitness center and started working out. We both had our "Wellness" exams. Little did we know what detour that desire to 'get healthy' might take. But here we are.
And so we begin our detour. I may get Cheryl to blog her own journey. From time to time, I will be posting some updates here.
We deeply desire your prayers. And we thank you in advance for praying and for caring.


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My curiosity was peaked a few years ago when I was told that Kimchi is this "smelly gross red stuff". I normally don't take people's word for things and this time was no different. Everyone's palette varies so I had to find out for myself. After doing some research, I found out that it's fermented, salty and spicy. I was excited and set off to find some good kimchi. I'd only had it made with cabbage in the past and I wanted to try something new. One day I came across mommy tang's channel, on YouTube and she made cucumber kimchi. I had never even heard of cucumber kimchi. I made a few changes to her recipe and the outcome was amazing! The anchovies really give this kimchi that extra something. You could use fish sauce if you absolutely can't stand anchovies. I make kimchi differently every time and this time I used about 2 tablespoons of red pepper paste, but it really just depends on the level of spice I'm looking for. Here's the rest of what I used…
Sugar and Pepper (to taste)
2 Tbs Red pepper paste (gochujang)
2 chopped green onions
2 Tbs Rice vinegar
1 Garlic clove minced
1/8 tsp sesame oil
Kosher salt
First, slice the cucumber into the desired shape and toss cucumbers in kosher salt.
Next refrigerator cucumbers in a covered bowl and let sit overnight. The kosher salt will pull a lot of the liquid out of the cucumber, pour this liquid out.
Now the fun part! Seasoning your base is very important, start with less then add more as you go along. If you don't like the flavor keep adding ingredients until you do. Using a metal bowl I blended all ingredients together with a fork until it reaches a somewhat smooth consistency. Although it won't get fully smooth because of the green onions and garlic, make sure all other ingredients are fully incorporated.
Toss the cucumbers into the base sauce and tweak any necessary flavoring at this point.
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Sunway Mega Lanes is a bowling centre offering some of the best facilities which includes 48 computerized bowling lanes, a delicious local restaurant and also a fully equipped bowling pro-shop.
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My first bowling experience ever is at Sunway Mega Lanes. Just beside the archery range, this bowling alley is one of Sunway Pyramid's major attractions that held tournaments every now and then. It felt easier to bowl here rather than the one in 1 Utama. The first time I played, I got the highest score surprisingly with 2 strikes. Talk about luck.
I can get discounts here every time I play as I am a student of Sunway University which is pretty awesome. The bowling alley is pretty clean but the people working here doesn't quite seem friendly. They barely spoke any words and prefer staring at people's games or into space. Other than that, it's a pretty good place for some bowling.
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I once was a member of the bowling club at school back in my teenage years and we always had our weekly practice at this place. We had a great time with all the team players and although I was no good at all, it was indeed an amazing experience.
My latest visit saw nothing much has changed. This is truly a place of fond memories for me. I love this place as it's very laidback and always full with people from all ages. Sometimes, the local athletes are here doing their round of practices for the upcoming game.
The lanes are enough to accommodate a huge crowd at certain time. I can always feel a positive competition among us whenever we had a game here. This is a great place to chill and have a good time with your friends and family.


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The FBI Files: 10 Years Later, A Lens on a Changing Agency
Follow @azmatzahraAugust 29, 2011, 1:02 pm ET
The intelligence failure of the 9/11 attacks leveled intense criticism at the FBI. While some critics declared the agency completely broken, others argued that it needed to be radically reformed from a law enforcement agency into a modern counterterrorist force.
As the 10th anniversary of the attacks approaches, recent reporting on the FBI has shed light on how the bureau has sought to transform itself into a domestic intelligence agency focused on preventing potential threats to national security:
TIME: Is the FBI Up to the Job 10 Years after 9/11?
"[This new way of thinking] is wickedly important to him. You want to make sure you gather all the intelligence you can possibly get before you decide to disrupt."
Barton Gellman assesses the remaking of the agency under director Robert Mueller, who began in the position just one week before 9/11 and recently received a two-year extension to stay in the role until 2013. With access to Mueller on the job, as well as those who have worked with him closely, the article is a rare profile of the media-shy director, whom Gellman describes as "careful to dodge the spotlight."
Among the changes Mueller brought to the FBI, writes Gellman, was doubling the number of agents working on national security and tripling the number of analysts; focusing on opportunities to trace terrorists' support networks; increasing reliance on private-sector managers within the agency; and expanding the FBI's global role.
Gellman describes the bureau's successes under Mueller — including thwarting Najibullah Zazi's September 2009 plot to bomb the New York city subway system — as well as its failures, like an "epochal investigation of the 2001 anthrax letters that concentrated for years on the wrong man." The article also analyzes the bureau's complex structure, which "lumps together in one superagency" both law enforcement tasks and domestic intelligence roles.
The New York Times: FBI Focusing on Security Over Ordinary Crime
Two years of data obtained by the Times through Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests showed that FBI agents were more likely to seek potential national security threats than they were to seek ordinary criminals, "but much of the time found neither." Of 42,888 assessments to determine whether individuals and groups were terrorists or spies, 1,986 led to preliminary or full investigations.
Michael German, a former FBI agent who is now at the American Civil Liberties Union, says that the data shows the FBI is "casting its investigative net too broadly." But FBI general counsel Valerie Caproni said it demonstrated that new investigative standards were "privacy-protective because previously, without a well-developed, robust assessment category, many if not most of those assessments would have been opened as preliminary investigations."
Mother Jones: Terrorists for the FBI: Inside the Bureau's Secret Network that Traps and Surveils Americans
The Informants: For the past year, Mother Jones and the Investigative Reporting Program at the University of California-Berkeley examined the prosecutions of 508 defendants in terror cases. Their investigation found that to accomplish its mission — "preemption," "prevention" and "disruption" of domestic "lone wolf" attacks — the bureau has developed a network of 15,000 informants — a dramatically higher number that its been known to have in the past. But, as Trever Aaronson reports:
Aaronson examines how the FBI leverages immigration troubles to coerce individuals to become informants and how the bureau looks for threats in Muslim communities using a data-mining system known as Domain Management, to "pinpoint the demographics of specific ethnic and religious communities."
Locked Up Abroad for the FBI: Another report, from Nick Baumann, reveals that the FBI "has a long-standing and until now undisclosed program for facilitating" the apprehension and detention of U.S. citizens by foreign governments. Baumann reports the program is run through FBI legal attaches, known as "Legats," who are stationed at U.S. embassies abroad. In a statement to Mother Jones, the FBI responded:
Harper's Magazine: To Catch a Terrorist: the FBI Hunts for the Enemy Within
"In at least one instance, in Chicago last year, the FBI instructed informants to pay a suspect so he could quit his day job and focus on jihad."
Petra Bartosiewicz chronicles how the FBI has "expanded its investigative purview" to focus on potential threats by seeking "pre-terrorists," or people whose intentions, as opposed to real actions, are the primary threat. She looks at the agency's expansion of surveillance capabilities under the Patriot Act and how informants — some with dubious qualifications — now play a more active role in shaping cases, often "encouraging or even coercing" individuals to commit violent acts they may not have had previous inclinations to commit.
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Burping Your Baby
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Burping is mostly a comfort issue for your newborn or your baby. When excess gas or air builds up in their stomach, they can be very uncomfortable. They can cry more. They can also have more reflux or spitting up, because that air takes up space and they don't have quite as much space for that milk to sit in the stomach.
We recommend if you're breastfeeding to burp in between breasts when you are offering them breasts for breastfeeding. If you are bottle feeding actually about every one to two ounces is appropriate.
There are multiple different ways to burp a baby but the most important thing to keep in mind is you need to make sure you're supporting their head and neck when you're burping the baby. Often times you'll see classically people burping their babies over the shoulder which is perfectly fine. Put a burp rag over the shoulder, you kind of sling the baby over the shoulder but make sure that the head isn't hanging over the shoulder too far, and then patting until you feel or hear the release of gas and a burp.
Another nice way to do it is in your lap with your baby sitting in your lap. You also once again need to support them usually around the jaw area to help keep their head up and not slumped over. You can sit them sideways and pat them on the back and it's a good way of being able to visualize your baby's face and whether or not they are spitting out what they are burping.
You don't have to pat hard. Sometimes people just actually rub the back. That works as well so gently pat. Patting or rubbing oftentimes will get the result that you want.
Every baby is a little different, if they are still fussy after feeding after six months then I'd probably continue on with the burping but once babies get to hold themselves up right a little bit more than they are more likely to be able to relieve that gas on their own because they are able to move around more independently and then movement and being upright helps them release that gas.
Burping your infant is an important step in your baby's eating process. Dr. Alexis Sawyer, pediatrician at Boys Town Pediatrics, offers tips and techniques to help with burping your child and explains why it's important.


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Sitting Pretty
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I heard this little fella singing loudly in the top of a tall tree before I ever saw him. He sure was pretty in front of the crystal blue sky!!
Plungers grin and brrr it for Special Olympics Missouri
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One hundred ninety hardy souls costumed as goldfish crackers, ninjas, princesses, polar bears and bananas -- and a multitude of colorful T-shirts and swimming attire -- all braved the 28-degree temperature, a wind chill of 18 degrees and a water temperature of 34 degrees, to run, dive and splash their way into Lake Boutin at Trail of Tears State Park on Saturday afternoon in the fourth annual Polar Plunge to raise money for the state's Special Olympics.
Thanks for the snack, I'm outta here
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This beautiful Junco enjoyed a late afternoon snack at my feeder, it was great to catch him in flight. What a beautiful object of nature.
Nap Time
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This is Owen, my 11 week old Great Dane puppy, just getting settled for his afternoon nap. Aside from sleeping, Owen enjoys eating copious amounts of food, attacking his toys and looking at himself in the mirror.
Cardinal in glass birdfeeder
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This female cardinal was enjoying a snack of sunflower seeds in a crackly blue glass birdfeeder on our pondbank in the snow.
Movies At The Mud House- "2012- BRACING FOR TOMORROW" w/ Brent Miller - 2/11/2010
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OUT THERE (Paranormal Discussion Group) Thursday 2/11/2010 7:15 PM Movies At The Mud House- "2012- BRACING FOR TOMORROW" w/ Brent Miller The Horizon Project: Episode 01: Bracing for Tomorrow Runtime: 1 hr, 15 minutes Episode 01 of The Horizon Project begins with a frightening bang. ...
Out of the past 2/6/10
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Cape Girardeau voters yesterday rejected a proposed $1.4 million bond issue which would have helped finance major sewer improvements; the vote was 1,034 in favor to 1,200 against. A position paper delivered to Southeast Missouri State University's Academic Council yesterday by Provost Dr. Leslie Cochran outlines extensive changes in the school's teacher education program and recommends the closing of the University School...
Smoking for two (or more): New reports link secondhand smoke to heart attacks
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It's a well-known fact that smoking is an unhealthy habit. But did you also know that smoking is the most avoidable cause of disease and death? That secondhand smoke alone increases the risk of heart disease by 25 to 30 percent? And that at 24.9 percent, Missouri has the fourth-highest rate of adult smoking in the United States? The national average is just 18.3 percent...
Mountain music magic: Man and father-in-law connect through making instruments
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It's pretty common for a father to teach his son about the family business or even share the same talents and abilities. But it isn't every day you see a father-in-law and a son-in-law bonded by the same talents and interests. Meet Gary Dudley and his father-in-law, Jesse Williams, who are not connected by genes, but are very much connected by their love of creating beautiful things from wood...
Around the bend: Cape to Memphis By Dave Hardesty
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Last month, TBY profiled Dave Hardesty and Danny Rees, two men who kayaked the Mississippi River from Cape Girardeau south to mile zero. In upcoming issues of TBY, Dave Hardesty will share a day-by-day account of the trip, which he chronicled in his journal...
Praying for a cure: The number of Americans with Alzheimer's disease will triple by the year 2050 - and there's still no way to prevent or cure the condition
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"She just got up and walked out. She doesn't know me today," says Bob Medlock of Sikeston, Mo. The retired preacher is visiting his wife Bernice, an Alzheimer's patient at a New Madrid, Mo., nursing home. "She knows me sometimes," he says. Still, he makes the 40-mile round trip at least four times a week to visit the "beautiful woman" he married 55 years ago...
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Lessons From International Water Sharing Agreements for Dealing With Climate Change›Guest Contributor // June 19, 2017 // By Shlomi Dinar & Ariel Dinar
Scientists agree that many countries in tropical, subtropical, and arid regions should expect changes to water availability and supply from climate change. The U.S. intelligence community has likewise warned of water-driven challenges not only for countries directly affected by water changes, but indirectly to various U.S. national security interests. Perhaps not surprisingly then, the popular literature has been quite clear about prophesizing wars over water.
Wilson Center's Lisa Palmer Launches 'Hot, Hungry Planet'›From the Wilson Center // May 22, 2017 // By Winter Wilson
A steadily increasing global population, growing food demand, and changing climate necessitate new kinds of thinking in agriculture but also fields like public health and energy, concludes a new book, Hot, Hungry Planet, by former Wilson Center Public Policy Scholar and current Senior Fellow at the National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center Lisa Palmer.
Food Access and the Logic of Violence During Civil War›Guest Contributor // May 15, 2017 // By Ore Koren & Benjamin Bagozzi
In 1981, Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen noted that "starvation is the characteristic of some people not having enough food to eat. It is not the characteristic of there being not enough food to eat." Sen was referring to the idea that hunger is not always related to food supply; even in places where ample food exists, many people do not have regular access to it. Yet, more than three decades later, research into the effects of agriculture on armed conflict is still focused much more on the former than the latter.
Climate-Induced Migration in the Philippines, and Mercy Corps' Resilience Work in Ethiopia›Reading Radar // April 27, 2017 // By Azua (Zizhan) Luo
Recent rises in temperature and typhoon frequency and intensity have resulted in more internal migration in the Philippines, according to an article by Pratikshya Bohra-Mishra et al. in Population and Environment. The authors conclude that temperature change and natural disasters, such as typhoons, can have a significant effect on short-distance, sub-national migration because they reduce rice yields, which is used as a proxy for agricultural productivity.
Richard Choularton on 3 Steps to Avert the Famines We See Coming›Friday Podcasts // February 17, 2017 // By Benjamin Dills
There has been great progress in anticipating famines in recent years, with most predicted six or more months ahead of time, says Richard Choularton, senior associate for food security and climate change at Tetra Tech, in this week's podcast. But action to address their humanitarian impacts has lagged. Responses need to be more consistent and faster, he says, happening "almost without human intervention."
The Urban Disadvantage: Rethinking Maternal and Newborn Health Priorities›Dot-Mom // From the Wilson Center // February 14, 2017 // By Nancy Chong
Urbanization is changing the face of poverty and marginalization, and the maternal and newborn health field needs to change too, said a panel of experts at the Wilson Center on January 24.
With New Analytics, a Vision of Alternative Futures for Uganda›Guest Contributor // February 8, 2017 // By Rik Williams & Steven Gale
Since becoming an independent nation in 1962, Uganda has struggled with high rates of poverty, regional and international conflict, and both endemic and epidemic disease outbreaks, particularly HIV/AIDS. In recent years, though, it has become a key partner of the United States. The U.S. government provides foreign assistance to improve the lives of Ugandans but also to advance stability in the East Africa region generally, with the bulk of these programs administered by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
Wartime Public Health Crises Cause More Deaths Than Weapons, So Why Don't We Pay More Attention?›Guest Contributor // February 2, 2017 // By Frederick M. Burkle
In 2004 I was honored to be interviewed for The Lancet medical journal's "Lifeline" series. I had just come away from a disastrous short tenure as the interim minister of health in Iraq following the 2003 war. I had support from former Secretary of State Colin Powell to rapidly mitigate and recover the war-related destruction of essential public health infrastructure and protections required as occupiers under Articles 55 and 56 of the Geneva Conventions that follow every war.
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The race is held under UK Athletics laws, FRA and Heptonstall Fell Race competition rules.
You must carry the following equipment which may be checked at the start and at any other point on the course – hat, gloves, wind and waterproof jacket and trousers, compass, whistle, map of the route ,and emergency food. If you are found without any of the required equipment you will be disqualified. Please note we advise runners to additionally carry a mobile phone.
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Competitors must pass each checkpoint once only in the correct sequence.
Competitors who retire must advise the nearest checkpoint as soon as possible. If the nearest checkpoint is not the finish, retirement must be reported again to race control as soon as possible.Please save our Race HQ/RAYNET mobile number on your phone; 07765 402900.
- Walshaw Farm – first pass (on descent before CP4) – 12.45
- Walshaw Farm – second pass (CP6) – 13.30
In 2017 we plan to apply 2 cut-off points at Walshaw Farm; Firstly, 1km before CP4 as you pass through the farm for the first time. The first cut-off time at Walshaw is 12.45, or 2 hours 15 mins after the start; Secondly, we will apply a cut-off at CP6 as you pass through the farm for the second time. The second cut-off time at CP6 is 13.30, or 3 hours after the start of the race. If you are outside of these times you will be instructed to retire. We reserve the right to alter the cut-off time depending on weather conditions. Please respect the marshals' decision. The race organisers reserve the right to enforce cut-off times to protect the needs and wellbeing of marshals as well as runners. If cut-off times are used they will be influenced by the weather on the day of the race. Runners who are asked to retire should find the shortest route back to Heptonstall and will be guided in this by the marshals.
Flags or other markers must be followed where provided.
Late starters are not allowed.
Competitors must be age 18 or over.
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Raymond became the first Indian outlet to open its doors to Pakistani customers in the posh locality of Clifton here, a move lauded by business community as a step towards closer trade ties between two neighbours.
The Indian suiting and fabrics conglomerate formally opened its first shop on Friday in Pakistan's financial hub.
Najmus Saqib, a director of NexSource, which has got the right to run the Raymond outlet in Pakistan, said he saw the opening as the first step towards more Indian brands coming to the Pakistani market. "The interest from our clientele has been very encouraging, and it does not surprise us because Raymond is also known internationally and has some 40 international outlets," he said.
"I also see this opening as a small step towards more free trade between the two countries," he said.
Mr. Saqib said Raymond had shown interest in entering the Pakistan market initially and they took up the challenge.
"In Karachi and Lahore the wealthier and upper middle-class people are very conscious about their appearances, and business and casual suitings are always popular in our city," model and television host Ali Saleem said.
Amin Hashwani, President of the Pakistan India Business Forum, said the opening of the Raymond outlet was a positive sign for business and trade between the two countries. "We have always stressed for equal opportunity for business community in both countries. People should not be surprised by opening of Indian brands and outlets because Indian films are already doing great business in Karachi," he noted.
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Like humans, animals also suffer from health conditions. More often than not, these conditions need the proper medical intervention prescribed by a veterinarian. Though there might be similarities between prescription drugs consumed by humans and those consumed by animals (e.g. vitamin supplements), it would be inappropriate for humans to consume veterinary-prescribed medicine and vice-versa.
That is why the proper labels of veterinary prescription drugs are necessary. The American Veterinary Medical Foundation (AVMF) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a guideline to help veterinarians take note of their drug prescriptions.
Guidelines for veterinary prescription drugs:
1. Proper Label
The phrase: "Caution: Federal law restricts this drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian" is a government requirement and should be present in all veterinary prescription drugs. This is included under Section 503 (f) of the Food, Drug, and Cosmetics Act. There are companies, such as Positive Impressions, LLC, which provide other specialized veterinary prescription labels that stand out and don't wear off when exposed to the elements.
2. Records
The veterinarian should maintain written records and document the drugs used for the duration of the treatment for at least two years. Records should include the information set by the Basic Information for Records, Prescription, and Labels.
3. Quantity
The veterinarian is responsible for dispensing the right quantity needed for the treatment of animals. Thus, he or she should, by all means, avoid the unlimited dispensing of drugs.
4. Storage
Veterinarians also have the responsibility to store prescription drugs properly, especially before they sold or dispensed of the drugs. Only lawfully practicing firms or persons should possess these drugs. Only firms and individuals authorized by the state or local government can distribute these drugs, as well.
5. Information
The name and address of the veterinarian, the name and active ingredients of the drug, the type of animals to be treated by the drug, proper consumption and dosage instructions, as well as precautions, should be present at all times.
The responsibility of proper drug consumption lies in the hands of both the veterinarian and the pet owner. Awareness of and compliance with these regulations are much needed to avoid the consequences.


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Many businesses are adopting a bring-your-own-device (BYOD) office policy, where everyone wants excellent indoor connectivity, no matter the platform or operator.
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As both industrial and consumer IoT grows, devices and machinery need constant, high speed connectivity, both indoors and outside. Small cells provide a cost-effective solution to deliver the connectivity needed for IoT applications.
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When we are in the phase of broken heart, seems that every song that we heard is reflected our feelings. That is happening to me. True.
And lately, I've been heard Miley Cyrus's song called "wrecking ball" and I feel like, that's exactly how I feel right now, she is so right, every word really does reflected my situation right now, how I feel, how he might feel, how I done to him and etc, etc, until finally I saw the original video clip of "Wrecking ball" last nite on youtube.
Here it is :
Umm, Miley… what the f*ck…
First of all, the video is not really does visualized the meaning of the song, except of the giant construction ball that can be called the "ball" itself, that's how the song called wrecking ball.
And really? Does she understand the concept of sexy? is she really mean that swinging on giant construction ball naked and licking a hammer can be categorized as "sexy"? Seriously?? I am a woman, and I dont think that kind of act can be defined as sexy at all, even in a strip club if I'm being a stripper myself, all I can see just an mental illness patient that escapes from the mental institution.
I always think that I am crazy, sometimes I really feel like I am acting like an attention w*ore, but only for certain person, but now everytime I see Miley Cyrus in that video clip, I feel like more normal..
Well, thanks God, I am the 90's generation era, Spice Girls is definitely more classy and sexy, and I dont know what the trend of porn nowadays but I hope licking a hammer is not one of them, even with the guys on Magic Mike.
Well, at least my eyes got a good rebound after seeing the original video of Wrecking Ball, the parody is way more entertaining and make me laugh hahaha