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In May 2017, NJOHSP hosted over 250 federal, state, and local intelligence and law enforcement, academic, and private-sector partners for the 2nd Annual Domestic Terrorism Conference. The event provided a forum to discuss the threat of extremists and groups aligned with race-based, single-issue, anti-government, and religious ideologies in the United States. Over the last several weeks, you have heard from some of the experts who shared their research and insights at the conference.
In the final episode of the 2017 Domestic Terrorism Conference series, former white supremacist Frank Meeink discusses his radicalization process to extremism. His story provides an insight into white supremacist ideology, recruitment strategies, and his efforts to help others leave the movement. Part One will take a look at his indoctrination and what eventually lead him to leave and speak out against hate.
Frank Meeink is a former recruiter for the neo-Nazi movement and leader of a skinhead gang. He joined the movement in his early teens and by 17, Frank was hosting a cable access show called The Reich to recruit more people into the neo-Nazi movement. By 18, he was doing hard time in an Illinois prison. He has written a memoir of his time as an extremist in a book titled Autobiography of a Recovering Skinhead and the film American History X was loosely based on Frank's life. Frank now speaks about tolerance and diversity and has partnered with the Philadelphia Flyers to launch a hate prevention program called Harmony Through Hockey.
Autobiography of a Recovering Skinhead
Autobiography of a Recovering Skinhead is Frank Meeink's raw telling of his descent into America's Nazi underground and his ultimate triumph over hatred and addiction. In time, Frank partnered with the Philadelphia Flyers to launch an innovative hate prevention program called Harmony Through Hockey. He is currently developing a similar program for the Iowa Chops, an AHL team affiliated with the Anaheim Ducks. The story of Frank Meeink's downfall and redemption has the power to open hearts and change lives.
Domestic Terrorism: 2015-Present
Between January 2015 and May 1, 2017, there were 81 domestic terrorist attacks, disrupted plots, threats of violence, and weapons stockpiling by individuals with a radical political or social agenda who lack direction or influence from foreign terrorist organizations. These infographics compare different types of domestic extremists, identify notable incidents, and highlight various targets and methods.


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Horse, that is.
Geez, work all week, and spend the whole weekend doing more work.
Scrub the floors, clean the bathroom, vacuum, dust, strip the bed, do laundry, fold and hang up dry laundry, put clean sheets on the bed,cook dinner,clean up the kitchen, cook breakfast, clean up the kitchen again, cook dinner again, clean up the kitchen again, take paper toweling and wipe up all the crud that landed on my clean floors...and I even had to go to my paying job both days for a short time...thank goodness we lost an hour today...it was one hour less I had to work!
Our warmish weather ended on Friday, so I did not get outside at all this weekend. I don't know where I would have found the time anyway.
The few spare hours I had were spent sewing more blocks for the quilt border. I am a little over halfway done.
I think I have 20 done and I need 32.
Everyone of these blocks has paper on the backside that I will have to tear off section by section.
Since this is my first paper-piecing project, I am not sure how much of a pain that will be. I am sure it will be a big mess! Imagine all those itty bitty pieces of paper all over the furniture & floor. I am leaving all the paper on until I sew it all together (helps to stabilize the block). Then I plan to plop down on the family room sofa in front of the television and start tearing off the paper.
I hope you all had a more relaxing weekend.
I am off to read a few blogs.
Happy Halloween - Here it is Halloween 2015 and I have done absolutely Nothing! No table, no Halloween décor...............so sad......................... Last Halloween...
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Ok, things aren't going perfectly, but there is no need for this:
Two consecutive promotions and a cup final and the fans, after just 19 games of this season, want me to change my winning formula. Will I heck! Do you people need me to link to the Mike Bassett video again? DO YOU? These fans are fickle, they really are…
Matchday 20 – League Two – Oldham Athletic v Weston-super-Mare
Despite the increasing calls from the fans to alter my tactics, I will be doing no such thing. One poor month does not constitute a crisis and I will be sticking faithfully to my tried and tested system that hasn't let me down yet, particularly in games against lower-mid table opposition who are in indifferent form.
We lost. They came from behind and beat us 2-1. We took the lead through Gavin Massey, but very soon afterwards they equalised through a Keanu Marsh-Brown header. Despite the setback, we weren't playing badly and we had more than enough chances to retake the lead before, in the 30th minute, Kevin Sainte-Luce powered in a freekick to send us reeling. We had nothing in the tank and only barely held out for half time.
The second half was better as we surged forward trying to find an equaliser, but nothing materialised, primarily because of the state of our finishing. We had more numerous and better chances, but we were just unable to get the final touch necessary to put the ball into the back of the net, which was highly annoying.
Two things stood out to me from this game. First was the aforementioned dreadful finishing which is something that we will have to address at some point. Second was that we conceded two goals from players with double-barrelled surnames. Modern football is a joke.
Luckily, we had the FA Cup first round draw to distract us from our league form. We were handed a home tie against League One side Gillingham. Not an easy draw, by any means, but certainly a good opportunity to test ourselves against higher league opposition and get some more supporters through the turnstiles.
Matchday 21 – League Two – Weston-super-Mare v Northampton Town
Before that, though, we welcomed Northampton Town to the Woodspring. The Cobblers were having a good season and were sitting in second place, just behind Wrexham. They had scored a mammoth 41 goals in their 15 league games which worried me, although I was heartened to see that they had also conceded 33. Clearly their fans were getting their money's worth, having witnessed an average of 4.9 goals a game so far this season.
Our game was no different; the goals flew in from all sides and all of the 3,000 plus crowd left the ground after the game remembering exactly why they call football the beautiful game.
We took the early lead as Hjortur Hermannsson rifled home from the edge of the box after just nine minutes. All was not well, though, as we also lost Gavin Massey to injury early on. Nevertheless, in general, things were looking good for us and we pressed forward, hoping to grab ourselves some more goals to extend the lead. Unfortunately, as we did that, Northampton picked up the ball and hit us on the break when Joe Ironside slotted the ball confidently under Guedes.
The rest of the half was fairly uneventful, especially when compared with what was to come. We came out of the blocks quickly and got forward at every opportunity. With Massey injured I had moved Norwegian Mo up front and thrown Scott Brown on at left wing. Brown was having one of his rare excellent games for us as he tore the Northampton right flank to shreds, but he capped his performance off with a goal of absolute majesty. With the ball cleared long up to him, he let the ball bounce about 40 yards from goal before smashing home an absolute beauty that lobbed the keeper before nestling into the back of the net. The crowd went wild and everyone was very excited, and for about ten minutes we looked really good. Then, Northampton won a corner. We looked to have dealt with it well but the ball eventually fell kindly to Bradden Inman who hit the ball on the half-volley from the edge of the box and into the top corner.
To round things off, Northampton then took the lead for the first time, Joe Ironside nodding in from a cross from down their left-hand side. I was incensed and, clearly, the team were too, as they immediately picked up the ball and set up camp in the Cobblers' half. Scott Brown, carrying a knock, threaded the ball through for Steven Howarth to run onto and Howarth, finding himself one-on-one with the keeper, calmly lifted the ball over his head from inside the box to score and ensure both teams shared the points.
Some poor defending from both sides meant that the result was probably fair, but I was annoyed that we had twice taken the lead and yet somehow managed not to win the game. We really should have, too, as we had three times as many shots on target than our visitors. Our strikers are, at the moment, the reason we are not converting these draws into wins and losses into draws…
More bad news was to come, as first Massey was ruled out for two weeks…
…before I was told that Scott Brown, despite having told me he could play on during the game, had apparently pulled his groin and would now be out for up to five weeks. The squad is starting to look thin on the ground again.
Luckily, Gavin Donoghue returned to training to ease the squad crisis somewhat, although we don't actually have a problem with defenders at the moment so thanks for not being a striker, Gavin.
Matchday 22 – Johnstone's Paint Trophy – Barnet v Weston-super-Mare
With our league form continuing to be a concern, we had a welcome break in the form of the Johnstone's Paint Trophy where we would travel to Barnet. This would be tough as they are doing well in the league, although they hadn't won for two games so there was always the possibility that we could nick something.
Nick something we did! We edged past them on penalties after a tight and edgy affair. They took the lead right on the stroke of half time after Andreas Nordvik gave away a penalty and Akwasi Asante coolly converted. We were not to be beaten that easily, however, and came back at them in the second half, culminating in Simon Feindouno's equaliser after 76 minutes.
JPT games go straight to penalties, forgoing extra time, so as neither team was able to make the breakthrough in the final 14 minutes the lads tightened their boots and got ready to take part in the first penalty shoot out of my time in charge of the club.
As you can see from the below, we were engaged in quite an epic duel. At one point, Barnet had scored six in a row, but they were still unable to come out on the winning side after Mauro Vilhete missed and Dean Lawrence scored to send us through to the next round.
It was a tense way to win, but I was happy and we continue on in this competition.
We were initially expected just to enjoy taking part in the first round, but now we are in the quarter-finals and just three games (the semi-finals are a two-legged affair) from a place in a Wembley final.
We would have to make our way past League One side Brentford in the quarters, and then either Bournemouth or Yeovil in the semis if we were to make it to the final. This was going to be a tough ask, as we had already lost 3-0 to the lowest ranked team left in the competition (Yeovil). How could we possibly manage to do it?
Matchday 23 – FA Cup – Weston-super-Mare v Gillingham
Whilst I ponder how to plot my course through the Johnstone's Paint Trophy, we had another cup competition to take part in. Given that we are playing League One opposition here, and will have to get past at least one club from that league in the JPT, this would be good preparation for us.
Well, all I learned from that was that our strikers really need to step up and start taking our chances. We had double Gillingham's shots on target but could only convert one, whilst they managed to hit three past us. Ok, one was a penalty, and for a large part of the game we were within touching distance, but I was still far from happy with the lads. New strikers are needed.
Despite our troubles in front of goal, we managed to attract a very large crowd for this game, just beating our previous best and really making use of the slightly increased size of the Woodspring to our advantage.
We also took in a record amount of gate receipts which is sorely needed. Our coffers are perilously low so every little helps…
Things were tough for us, but that is nothing when compared to the struggles of the European Champions, England, and the hash that they were making out of qualifying for the World Cup in Brazil. An injury to left-back Ashley Cole led Stuart Pearce to call up a like-for-like replacement in the ancient and creaking centre-back Rio Ferdinand. Just what England need, I am sure.
The stakes were high for poor old Pearce. After his historic European Championship win and an impressive third place finish in the Confederations' Cup, things had all gone a bit pear-shaped for the former Manchester City manager. England had finished second in their qualification group for Brazil 2014 and now had to overcome a two-legged tie against Russia in order to book their tickets to Rio. After winning 2-1 in London, England were in great shape, although Pearce's job was still rumoured to be on the line…
In the second leg, England absolutely collapsed as a rampant Russian side tore them to shreds to send themselves to Brazil at England's expense.
Following the result, Pearce, England's most successful coach since Sir Alf Ramsey let's not forget, was sacked by the Football Association. Robero Mancini was installed as the early front-runner for the position, but there wasn't even a mention of my name. Rude.
Joining Russia in Brazil would be Slovenia (beating Italy), France (beating Ireland) and Belgium (beating Greece). Intriguingly, Scotland had managed to qualify automatically for the tournament, so I am sure that everyone was getting ready to rally round in support of the Scots over the summer…
Every cloud has a silver lining, though, and ours came in the form of the return from long-term injury of Lee Nasir. Nasir had been out for three months after breaking his ankle, so I decided to take my time with his recovery and vowed not to throw him into the squad too soon.
Matchday 24 – League Two – Exeter City v Weston-super-Mare
Finally a return to the league, and this next game gave me the chance to renew my budding rivalry with Exeter manager Paul Ince. Incey didn't like me and criticised our style of play before a JPT tie earlier this season, but was ultimately silenced as we comfortably beat his side to progress. Now we returned to St James' Park to try and do one over on him and his men yet again.
This time he didn't speak out in the press, but it still didn't help him as we tore through his side's backline and put them to the sword. Finally, we displayed some cutting edge as both Steven Howarth and Norwegian Mo, both players that are in the side with the explicit goal of scoring goals, managed to score goals. In the second half we extended our lead even further as Dean Lawrence nodded home to put us three goals up. For once an opportunity to be relaxed at a Weston game! They did manage to nick a goal right at the end, but we were never troubled. The result was a metaphorical mic-drop right in front of Paul Ince's smug face.
Finally, a win in the league. It has been a long time coming, but we have deserved one and this is some vindication of my style.
In other news, Roberto Mancini was named England manager. I look forward to observing his progress from afar. It seems ridiculous to say this, but Pearce did leave quite a high bar to beat. Mancini has his work cut out…
Before we even welcomed Oxford United to the Woodspring, rumours were whirling around suggesting that Chris Wilder would be sacked if he didn't get a result against us. That was fine with me as it piled all the pressure on them. Plus, I mean, as a Swindon fan, would I be happy if we got the manager of Oxford sacked? Yes. Yes I would.
Matchday 25 – League Two – Weston-super-Mare v Oxford United
It is not like they are even in that poor shape. The Us were sitting in eighth and had picked up form a bit recently after a bit of a wobble. That Wilder's job should be under threat seemed harsh to me, but that is the way the game is.
In fairness, they played very well and could – even should? – have won the game. If Wilder does lose his job based on this performance, he is being hard done by. They took the lead midway through the first half as Cian Bolger slotted home, and they were looking comfortable. We were being held back by Oxford, who weren't giving much away at all in terms of chances.
It took a bit of tactical tweaking at half time, plus an adjustment due to another injury to the recently returned Gavin Massey, for us to finally get into the game at all. Finally, however, we managed to get a goal as Steven Howarth nodded home from a cross from Captain Barbosa. Moments later, with Oxford still reeling from our sucker punch earlier, Gavin Donoghue gave us the lead as he connected with a Captain Barbosa corner and thumped the ball into the bottom corner of the goal.
The game was, overall, an even one, but it was definitely hard on Oxford who probably deserved more from the game. That said, we have been on the end of silly results like this, this season, and I am not about to start dishing out favours to people. The three points are ours, you ain't having them back!
I mentioned before that Massey got himself injured again during the Oxford game. This time his injury was a little more serious and he would be sidelined for a lot longer than previously.
Who needs strikers, anyway?
So, at the end of November, we are still just about clinging on to a play-off spot. Our form has dropped recently and we are starting to see a gap opening up between ourselves and Wrexham at the top of the table.
In order to close that gap, we will need to have a strong December. We get the opportunity to take on some teams challenging at the top of table next month, so a string of good results could mean we find ourselves back in contention for automatic promotion come January. We also welcome Swindon back to the Woodspring and have the JPT quarter finals to enjoy, so it will be a packed month.
If you are enjoying the series so far, please drop me a comment or share the blog with your friends and help get it out as far and wide as possible! Until next time, cheers!


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Creating borders: new insights into making the Papyrus of Ani
Bridget Leach and Richard B. Parkinson
Research at the British Museum over the last decade has identified many of the pigments used on polychrome papyri. Along with the expected use of red and yellow ochres many occurrences of the arsenic pigments, red-orange realgar and yellow orpiment, were also found. Realgar and orpiment fade when exposed to light and there are many examples of such changes among the illustrated papyri in the British Museum collection. These examples show various degrees of fading depending on how much light they have received and often reveal where different paints were used to obtain what was originally a relatively even and uniform colour. This difference is particularly clear with the red and yellow borders on the Book of the Dead of Ani, where both ochre and arsenic pigments have been used. In many places, the arsenic pigments have changed, while the ochres have not, resulting in a highly varied colouring in the bands of the borders. This lead to a re-examination of the borders, which showed that the papyrus had been made up of several separate rolls each of which had been pre-painted with borders before the full roll was assembled for the text and vignettes to be copied. This can be seen on areas around some joins where the artist has been forced to 'line up' bands that were out alignment and where the lines of overdrawing and a thick layer of over-painting are clearly visible.
Creating borders: new insights into making the Papyrus of Ani
To reference this article we suggest:
Leach, B. and Parkinson, R.B. 2010. Creating borders: New insights into making the Papyrus of Ani. BMSAES 15, 35–62. http://www.britishmuseum.org/research/online_journals/bmsaes/issue_15/leach_parkinson.aspx


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17 Feb Five WordPress plugins your business blog needs
If you're building a blog for your business, my general advice is that WordPress is your best option. It gives you the flexibility and functions to create a professional-looking blog, without the need to know a lot about HTML.
WordPress plugins are little widgets you add into your blog to integrate new features or functions. If you've just started on WordPress and you're not sure which ones to add, here are a few of the best basic ones:
You know that green retweet button you see everywhere? That's a TweetMeMe button. It allows visitors to share your content on Twitter, and see how many people have already tweeted it (and who they are). The easier you make it for your readers to share your content, the more they'll do it. Have a look at the bottom of this post and you'll see it – feel free to Retweet! 🙂
Thank Me Later is a clever plugin that sends a Thank You email to anyone who takes the time to comment on your post. You can edit the email, so you could let those who comment know about your Facebook page, your products and services or the best email to contact you on. It's a great way to follow up on potential sales leads.
If you want your posts to do well in search results, the All in One SEO Pack is an essential plugin to install. It allows you to enter an alternative title, summary and keywords. This allows you to be creative with the title of your blog post, while being search engine-friendly.
Tracking your blog visitors is essential if you want to see what you're doing right or wrong, and it's always interesting to see where your visitors are coming from and how they're finding you. The Google Analytics plugin is the easiest way to track your visitors, and it's really easy to install.
Tweet Old Post does exactly what it says on the tin – it reposts your old content on Twitter. You can set the frequency that it does it, and the post categories you want it to post, then leave it to it! This is a great way to bring in extra traffic to your blog with little effort on your part. Word of advice: don't do it too often though or it will just look like you're lazy! 🙂
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I have decided that for my birthday my partner and I will go to Sarushima for a day trip with friends!
and I found alot of the information really annoying to find or confusing over multiple websites.
So I thought it would be good to make a blog post with all the information I found in the one place!!
So first to get to Sarushima you need to get a train to Yokosuka Station
To get there from Asakusa
Catch the Asakusa Line toward Nishimagome
The train will change to the Keikyu Line at Sengakuji,
stay on the train until Yokosukachuo.
This will take approximately 66 minutes
Then walk to Mikasa Gyoen (park)
This will take approximately 7 minutes.
From Mikasa Port you will then catch a ferry to Sarushima
A round trip will cost you as an Adult ¥1300 and as a Child ¥650
During summer ferries leave every hour from 8:30 and take 15 minutes to get to the Island.
The last ferry to leave the island is at 16:00 (4:00pm) and it is important not to miss this as it is your only way to get back and staying on the island is not permitted
I apologise that some of the information is a little vague at the moment but I will be updatin
g this once I have gone myself, because all this information is what I have been able to find online.
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Every year, River Dunes hosts a very special POA Homecoming Weekend for property owners and their guests to come down and enjoy some great events. Oyster roasts, porch parties, trout tournaments, clay shooting, and time on the water. All the best of life on the coast.
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In the options of PocketMQO you can also play with shadows and lighting options, adjusting them however you like. You can even modify textures, change their colors, and fiddle around with any 3D models you've imported.
PocketMQO is a great app that lets you open any Metasequoia, MikuMikuDance, or MotionData file. That's something that for now, very few other Android apps are able to do.


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Cycling Silk moves on to Cyberspace
Cycling Silk was a 10-month, 10-country, 10,000-kilometer biking expedition along the Silk Road between Europe and Asia completed by Melissa Yule and Kate Harris. Their goal was to explore borderland wildernesses along the way, using bikes as vehicles for adventure, research, and environmental advocacy.
Nik Lopoukhine sends an update about this incredible project "Cycling Silk" which the IUCN-WCPA Mountains and Connectivity Conservation group has promoted since its inception in 2006. The project was sponsored by The Wild Foundation and IUCN-WCPA, among other groups. It was the inspiration of two young women who wanted to find a way to effectively promote the value of trans-boundary protected areas and wildlife conservation.
A new video trailer now shows the immensity and beauty of that trip.
Please share this extraordinary story with your friends and contacts. We have been told that a book and longer videos about this project are in the planning stage. Congratulations again to Kate and Melissa!
Stay tuned for more information on their book and future movies that will keep promoting trans-boundary conservation for years to come...


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Watch the Power BI Custom Visual session from the MS Ignite NZ 2016 as discussed in today's session
Check the Presentations page to download the slides.
Application screenshots which I couldn't show at the session.
Sharing knowledge does not lessen your store, often it gets you more.
Success doesn't happen overnight and patience is key to living your dream life.


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Trivia question: Which men's basketball head coach has the most career wins at one school in Mississippi collegiate history, all levels? Hint: He set the record several years ago, is still at the same institution, still winning games. The answer is: Steve Knight. Wonder how many of you are thinking — who? And, that's a shame. Steve Knight of William ...Read More »
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text: Home /Vacatures /Mechanical System Engineer Mechanical System Engineer Doorsturen E-mailadres* Print Aanbod Max. € 50,000 Functiegroep Engineering, IT Dienstverband Fulltime Vacaturenummer 8523800 Locatie Gelderland Contract Detachering via YER Branche Manufacturing Over deze vacature The successful candidate enjoys working independently, as well within a team. He/she has a proactive approach in getting the job done. Other key characteristics are customer orientation, resilience, analytical thinking, accurate, having a strong sense of ownership and likes to improve processes for specific knowledge areas. Functie The Mechanical Engineer is in close cooperation with the Project Leader Systems, responsible for the piping design and the necessary set-up constructions of process of oil and water systems for compressor installations. It will be carried out in P&ID's using AutoCAD and Plant 3D for piping. All system constructions are 3D. In addition to the construction work, the processing of data in the ERP system (ISAH) is an important aspect. The Mechanical Engineer reports to the Project Leader Systems. Bedrijf Our client is active in the oil & gas industry. It is an internationally oriented engineering organization with a dynamic and informal working environment with a focus on providing their clients with industrial products that help multiple sectors improve their everyday processes. Aanbod You will be employed by YER and seconded to our client. Our benefits are very competitive and designed around your preferences:Fixed salary commensurate with knowledge and experience24 days annual leave and 8% holiday bonusTravel allowanceAttractive pension schemeStructured and personal coachingInspiring masterclassesSubject specific training Profiel Desired skills & knowledgeMBO+ or Bachelor degree, preferably a technical education or similar level gained through (work) experienceBasic knowledge and interest in process gas/fluid handling equipment, instrumentation, drive systemsAble to read drawings/PI&D and other technical specificationsKnowledge of oil and gas, piping and other international norms and standards (ASME/API/ANSI/DIN) is preferredCAD drawing/draft skills (machine building/oil and gas, installation and/or related area's)Knowledge of AutoCAD, Inventor, Plant 3D and/or experience with similar 2D and 3D software is requiredFluent English communication skills, both written and verbal, fluent in Dutch is preferred Doorsturen E-mailadres* Print


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A robust maximin approach for MIMO communications with imperfect channel state information based on convex optimization
Document typeArticle
Date issued2006-01
Rights accessOpen Access
This paper considers a wireless communication system with multiple transmit and receive antennas, i.e., a multiple-input-multiple-output (MIMO) channel. The objective is to design the transmitter according to an imperfect channel estimate, where the errors are explicitly taken into account to obtain a robust design under the maximin or worst case philosophy. The robust transmission scheme is composed of an orthogonal space–time block code (OSTBC), whose outputs are transmitted through the eigenmodes of the channel estimate with an appropriate power allocation among them. At the receiver, the signal is detected assuming a perfect channel knowledge. The optimization problem corresponding to the design of the power allocation among the estimated eigenmodes, whose goal is the maximization of the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), is transformed to a simple convex problem that can be easily solved. Different sources of errors are considered in the channel estimate, such as the Gaussian noise from the estimation process and the errors from the quantization of the channel estimate, among others. For the case of Gaussian noise, the robust power allocation admits a closed-form expression. Finally, the benefits of the proposed design are evaluated and compared with the pure OSTBC and nonrobust approaches.
CitationPascual Iserte, A. [et al.]. A robust maximin approach for MIMO communications with imperfect channel state information based on convex optimization. "IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing", Gener 2006, vol. 54, núm. 1, p. 346-360.


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After spending Thanksgiving dinner in Austin, we drove down to Houston to spend time with my family. Little did I know, my brother Alan had to work on Saturday. But lucky us, we got to see some of his work…he had some 3D animations projected onto the walls of the George R. Brown Convention Center! It was during Houston's Glowarama, the illuminated art car parade. (I probably have the most talented brother on the planet. Check out the kind of crazy stuff he gets to create on a regular basis).
The annual art car parade tried something new this year and did it at night. All of the crazy cars were lit up – some with rope lights, christmas lights, and even…fire(!) How cool is that? We also got to walk around Discovery Green Park, which I had never known existed. Who knew it used to be a concrete wasteland? I am impressed that Houston has dedicated the area to such an awesome park/community space. More urban green space!!
hundreds of Big Mouth Billy Bass, all synced up to sing in unison (!!!)
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The 800-meter relay for the Westland High School girls track and field team had hopes of qualifying to the Division I state meet Friday and Saturday at Ohio State.
The 800-meter relay for the Westland High School girls track and field team had hopes of qualifying to the Division I state meet Friday and Saturday at Ohio State.
Those hopes were dashed last Wednesday in the regional at Hilliard Davidson as seniors Jackie Kreterfield and Rachel Tyree and juniors Kemekea Washington and Allyson George finished sixth (1 minute, 47.53 seconds) in their heat and 10th overall during the preliminaries.
"It was probably their worst race of the year," coach Tim Eckard said. "We looked better early season than we did (last Wednesday). It was bad exchanges. There were awful exchanges."
The top eight relays overall advanced to last Friday's finals.
The relay qualified for the regional meet after placing fourth (1:47.84) at the district 1 meet at Dublin Coffman on May 24. The four were fifth in the 400 relay (51.03) as the top four advanced to the regional.
Senior Beth Barnhart competed in her third regional competition last Friday at Davidson in the discus. At district, she was second (112 feet, 8 inches) to Hilliard Darby's Kayla Johnson (113-6).
"Our district was the toughest district for discus and Beth got out," Eckard said.
The girls team finished 10th at district with 24 points behind first-place Pickerington Central (128.5). Earning Westland's other points were Tyree in the 400 (fifth, 1:01.58) and Domonique Martin in the shot put (sixth, 35-6),
The boys team failed to qualify an athlete for the regional meet.
Senior Mustafa Ahmed turned in a personal-best in the 1,600 in placing fifth (4:26.22) and took seventh in the 3,200 (10:05.97).
"My district was the hardest one," Ahmed said. "We had a lot of guys that ran the same time. I gave it my best."
"He was initially disappointed, but when he found out that he ran a (personal-best) and ran his best time in four years at the biggest meet of your career, what more can you ask for," Eckard said. "It's a tough district. You have to take your lumps and move on. I think he's good now."
The Cougars tied St. Charles for 16th with eight points behind first-place Gahanna (142.5). Ahmed, Keith Carius, Jimmy Galvan and Ben Warner took seventh in the 3,200 relay (8:37.44).
�The girls tennis team is in need of a new coach after Carolyn Frazer stepped down last month. Athletics director Greg Burke said Frazer resigned to continue her education.
Frazer, a special education teacher at the school, guided the Cougars for four seasons, with her best season coming last fall when the Cougars finished 7-6 overall.
"Carolyn has an infectious personality," Burke said. "She laughs easily. She gets herself at the same level of the girls. It just was a good scene, plus she was in the building and that's always a good thing."
Burke has begun the interview process for a new coach.
"I'm trying to make sure we get a good, solid fit for our girls because we do have a pretty active, excited girls tennis program," Burke said. "Carolyn had built the numbers up over the years. I'm not looking for Carolyn again, but I'm looking for someone with that same type of flair and personality."
�Approximately 15 juniors from the football team took part in a cleaning project of the Broad Street area in Galloway on May 17.
The effort was associated with the Westland Area Business Association through Burke.
"It's a good opportunity for the community to see Westland out being concerned about its community and helping keep the place cleaned up," Burke said. "The seniors were stepping up and taking a little leadership going into the season."


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What types of positions does LTI Services staff for?
LTI Services is a leader in light industrial staffing. Here is a partial list of job classifications:
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No, our services are completely free for job seekers. Check out a partial list of current job openings on our website, call your local LTI Services office or stop by your nearest location to speak with one of our friendly staff members.
First, you will be asked a to fill out a pre-application which includes general info such as what type of work environments you have experience in and where your interests lie. You can save time by filling this portion out online. If you have an updated copy of your resume we encourage you to bring this in as well. At this point a member of our staff will interview you before asking you to complete the complete application, administer a drug test as well as an employment verification using e-verify.
We have a variety of positions available and the pay rate is determined based on experience and skill level necessary for any given job.
It all depends on what we have available and what you are looking for. Some positions may have a specific start date while other positions may by open immediately. At LTI Services we do our best to match our employees with work a work environment that aligns with their skills and career goals.
Yes, permanent positions are available. In addition to direct hire opportunities, we offer a number of temp-to-hire positions. This allows you to work at a company for a predetermined amount of time before being offer a full time position. Then you can see if a company is a good fit before committing to working there full time.
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ANZ is celebrating queer events for Pride Month in Auckland and Wellington with the introduction of GayTMs. The initiative to support the queer community involves decorated ATMs in Auckland and Welington with rainbows and bright rhinestones.
Despite the bank's intentions, many in the queer community see GayTMs as a marketing ploy for the pink dollar—the purchasing power of the queer community.
Although ANZ is marketing itself as a queer-friendly bank, its policies are failing some members of the transgender community. Due to security concerns, banks including ANZ will not allow their customers to have a title on their account that does not correspond to their sex. ANZ's pretence of accepting diversity seemingly does not extend to gender diversity, as choosing a salutation such as Mr or Ms is required.
Some customers have had to jump through hoops to get their titles removed from bank statements and, when going into branches to change their titles and names, are met with confusion and mismanagement.
One transgender ANZ customer, who did not wish to be named, said he had been subjected to invasive questioning when going into the Lambton Quay branch to advise of his name change and to ask for his salutation to be removed. Even after this ordeal, ANZ continued to address him as 'Ms' in its correspondence.
Antonia Watson, ANZ Chief Financial Officer and Pride Network Executive Sponsor, was quoted in the New Zealand Herald saying "the GayTMs represent values that are important to all of us—respect, inclusion, equality and acceptance."
Others in the queer community feel there are bigger issues facing queers. "My idea of liberation for all genders and sexualities doesn't include sparkly ATMs while people are still homeless and starving," queer activist Kassie Hartendorp posted on Facebook.
All proceeds from the use of non-ANZ customer cards at GayTMs will be donated to OUTline, a queer phone support service.
ANZ plans to have the GayTMs in place until the end of February.


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If you have an iPhone, you can have the Concord at your fingertips! In a few easy steps, you will have a Concord App.
1. Open Safari and type in the URL https://theconcordblog.wordpress.com
2. Once the site is opened, press the "+" sign at the bottom center of your screen
3. Press "Add to Home Screen"
4. Name it "The Concord."
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Crazy 4 Challenges 27 - Put a bow on!
That Craft Place Challenge - Mothers Day/Anything Goes
Lovely card and design Pauline, Susan x
Morning Pauline,
Gorgeous card, love the sweet image and the sentiment that goes with it. The papers look lovely too.
Have a great day
Love & Hugs
Jacquie J xxx
Morning Pauline what a cute and adorable care I love the image and the design and papers are wonderful.
Debs xx
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Very pretty card Pauline. The little kitty is so cute! Michelle x
oh so cute
...and what a pretty card it makes. I love the soft pink and the little bow. Lx
That's adorable and well done on being published again x
This is gorgeous Pauline, such a sweet image and I love the pretty papers.
Sue xx
Nydelig kort,
klem Bente:)
What a stunning card Pauline, wonderful papers and a sweet image.
Lots of Hugs
Gorgeous and beautiful card Pauline and congratulations on your New DT position as well
Dianne xx :)
Pretty card Pauline and using a beautiful image and papers.xxx{The Journey is the Start – my personal blog}
darling, darling, darling and so soft and sweet.
Beautiful card as always Pauline.
hugs Jo x
So cute! Adorable kitty image and that is a really nice layout and choice of colours and papers.
This is so soft and pretty Pauline and that is such a sweet kitty. Love the design xx
Gorgeous care Pauline
Hugs Julie xxx
Wow Pauline, I see many lovely cards from the past few days, you've been very busy! And great that 4 cards were published in the magazine, you must be proud.
Sweet! Such a precious card, Pauline, and a beautiful design with layers of that darling, soft paper! hugs, de
cute and beautiful Pauline
Gr Karin
Aw, another cute topper with Daisy Kitten! Adorable, Pauline!
lovely card, colours so delicate and lovely stamp thank you for taking part in craft for the craic challenge
Aww, this is adorable, especially the cute Kitten.
Love and hugs
Sweet and adorable, I love this. :)
A beautiful showcase of a wonderful set, I love cats and this one is so versatile, perfect for many occasions.
Aawww, how pretty! Such a wonderfully sweet tribute to friendship Pauline! Hugs, Ira xox
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Soooooooo cute Pauline its gorgeous huggles Sue xx
Hi Pauline your card is so so cute, love the kit and beautifully done. Thanks for joining our challenge at Penny's Paper Crafty and hope to see you again very soon.Jennifer DT member xx
Hi Pauline...Gorgeous card...Love the sweet kitty image and the pretty papers...Joolsx
Really like this one Pauline, pretty papers, lovely layout and a sweet image, your colouring is perfect, as always, a really smashing card!
hugs jacee
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So pretty Pauline, sweet image and beautiful papers and layout, hugs Kate x
Oh Pauline this card is fabulous and the cute image is adorable.
Janet xxx
Aww! this is sooooo cute Pauline, love it!
Donna x
Cute image and a gorgeous card. Lovely papers too. Hugs, Carol S.xx
Hi Pauline,
you made such a sweet card, love the image and the cute sentiment,
hugs, Ans x
This is adorable Pauline, the colours are so pretty. Carol x
Aww this is really sweet Pauline… such a adorable topper and I love the pretty papers and embellies… the wee bow is gorgeous! :-)
Hope you've had a lovely Sunday!
Big Hugs Sue B xx
Pauline, could not be cuter, Beautiful pastel papers are so soft and go with the adorable image so well.
Lovely card and design,very cute image pauline
So beautiful, I love the cute image and the wonderful colours.
Aaaah absolutely delightful, Luv Sam x
So pretty Pauline! Love how you framed your image with the scalloped circles, stunning way to create a focal piece! hugs :)
Oh my word Pauline this is absolutely gorgeous I love the wonderful image, soft colours and design, brilliant make.
lorraine x
Uber cute Pauline!
Dawn xx
this is gorgeous bless you for playing at that craft place this week hugs cheryl xxx
Hi Pauline - here with my DT hat on...... Such a beautiful creation - lovely colours - thank you for joining us this week at Penny's Paper-Crafty and good luck - Michelle x
such a cute card! absolutely love the image and your layout! thank you for playing along at that craft place!
Rachel, TCP dt
lovely card, thank you for taking part in our challenges


text: View Park Details Willerby Rio Gold 10 2019 Spain, Costa Brava, Figueres£33,995.00 – £37,495.00 Sizing Choose an option2 Bedrooms (28ft x 10ft)2 Bedrooms (32ft x 10ft)2 Bedrooms (35ft x 10ft)3 Bedrooms (35ft x 10ft)Clear Quantity Add to basket We understand that not every holiday home owner is blessed with a large plot, but that doesn't mean you can't have a fabulous holiday home. The Rio Gold 10 is the perfect solution for those who need to make the most of every last square foot. The same great content in a smaller package, courtesy of some very smart design work. Lots of seating Cleverly placed wraparound seating ensures there's still enough space for everyone in this compact home. Plenty of storage We've packed in more handy storage solutions into the Rio Gold 10, such as increased shelving space throughout ensuring you're never short of the essentials. Everything you need The Rio Gold 10 makes great use of a full height wardrobe in the master bedroom so you can fit in plenty of your favourite holiday outfits. Plenty of choice With four layouts to choose from and a great new colour scheme for 2018, it won't be long before you're enjoying the sea breeze. Description Additional information Standard Features ExteriorLoungeKitchen/ DiningBedroomsExterior Energy efficient white PVCu double glazed windows and doors Aluminium cladding – standard colour Barley White Lounge Gas fire Kitchen/ Dining Fully upholstered cylinder stools Bedrooms Full height wardrobes Single beds Optional Features ExteriorLoungeKitchen/ DiningSimply PawsomeExterior Upgraded fully galvanised chassis 'Environmental Green' exterior and window frames European specification Exterior cladding – vinyl options Lounge Integrated MP3 sound system Gas central heating system featuring high-efficiency condensing combi boiler Coffee table Storage footstool Scatter cushions Kitchen/ Dining Integrated 70/30 fridge-freezer Integrated washer/dryer Integrated dishwasher Integrated microwave Simply Pawsome You told us you wanted us to be able to adapt your home so you could take your dog on holiday with you. The designers back at Willerby HQ listened and have developed the Simply Pawsome Pack – a range of interchangeable options that can make your new home work for you and your beloved four legged friend. Choose from three option packs that are a combination of: Outdoor tap Wash off the sand or mud from your pooch's paws before they come back inside your home. Dog gate – rigid or retractable Separate the kitchen from the lounge. Not all of you want your dog on the sofa, especially with wet paws, so we have two types of dog gate to keep them at bay after they play! (dependent on home type). Stable door Open the top half of the door to let some air in and know your four legged friend is safe and sound. Willerby dog bowl Your dog will be the envy of the pack with their very own limited edition bowl. Would you like to subscribe to our newsletter?YesNoName*Email* Where did you hear about us?*Where did you hear about us?TV AdvertRadio AdvertFacebookGoogleBingRecommendationExhibitionExternal Website - Please specifyOther - Please specifyExternal Site*Other*Consent* I agree to the privacy policy.*CAPTCHACommentsThis field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged. This iframe contains the logic required to handle Ajax powered Gravity Forms. Additional information Sizing 2 Bedrooms (28ft x 10ft), 2 Bedrooms (32ft x 10ft), 2 Bedrooms (35ft x 10ft), 3 Bedrooms (35ft x 10ft) Related products Willerby Waverley 2019 Spain, Costa Brava, Figueres0 out of 5 £60,495.00 Willerby Mistral 2019 Spain, Costa Brava, Figueres0 out of 5 £30,995.00 – £33,995.00 Delta Evesham 2019 Spain, Costa Brava, Figueres0 out of 5 £90,495.00 – £92,495.00 Willerby Sheraton 2019 Spain, Costa Brava, Figueres0 out of 5 £54,995.00 – £57,995.00


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So we finished moving things in on Monday but then spent the rest of the afternoon enjoying a delicious lunch-out. It is VERY seldom that the husband and I ever have time alone together without our two kiddos tagging along. So we took advantage of the day and made it into a lunch date. I did go back later that afternoon on my own but spent about two full hours just standing in the room and thinking about where things would go. I like to take my time when setting up a classroom and tend to be very methodical about every decision. I have never been able to fathom how some teachers can wait until those work days at the beginning of the year and then come in and have their room all ready to roll in one or two days. It ALWAYS takes me at least a week, and when moving classrooms, at least two!
So now two days later, progress has been made. It is very slow moving as I spent ALL day yesterday and the majority of the today just cleaning out the cabinets. The teacher before me had left quite a bit, some that belonged to the classroom or school and some that had belonged to her. So I had to go through everything to decide what belongs in which pile. I made a give-away pile, a return to supply closet pile, a move to storage room pile, a recycle pile and a trash pile! The give-away pile is HUGE and continues to grow. I hope people claim it all, otherwise it all get's trashed!
I have a few pictures to share to give you an idea of the chaos that is my room at the point:
Day 1: Most of what came out of the receiving room, now spread out in the classroom!
Day 2: Let cleaning and unpacking begin!
Table and assistants desk full of things that need to find a home somewhere in the classroom!
Another new teacher came in to work on her classroom today and as she passed through my room she said "I feel overwhelmed just being in this room...you have so much stuff!"
But here was the highlight of my day. My brand new carpet was delivered! I was going to wait until I had everything in place before unrolling it but I just got too excited and curious about how it would look so...
Isn't is BEAUTIFUL!!!:)
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WASHINGTON – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator, Gina McCarthy, will keynote the Safer Choice Label Summit, which runs Nov. 15 and 16, 2016 in Washington, DC. The Administrator will speak at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15.
The Safer Choice Summit brings together senior executives of product and chemical manufacturers, distributors and retailers as well as nonprofit leaders who are committed to building the Safer Choice program. Safer Choice is EPA's label for safer cleaning and other products.
Manufacturers who make products that carry the label have met the Agency's stringent standards for human health and environmental safety. Consumers can now quickly identify products that are safer for their families, communities and the environment.
McCarthy said in a news release: "Our scientists employ a stringent set of human health and environmental safety standards when reviewing products for the Safer Choice program, so a product with the label is backed by EPA science. Consumers know it's a credible stamp they can trust."
During the Summit, stakeholders will work with agency staff to plan for the future, share best practices, and discuss accomplishments reached over the past year.
These milestones include:
• A new consumer survey, commissioned by EPA, in which one-third of respondents said they had noticed the Safer Choice label on store shelves. And 76 percent of respondents said they would use the Safer Choice label to inform their purchasing decisions; that support is particularly strong among parents (83%) and millennials (86%).
• Applications for certification have increased 30 percent this year.
• The program has evaluated and added 100 safer chemical ingredients this year to the agency's Safer Chemical Ingredients List, bringing the full number to 820 chemicals that can be used to develop safer products.
• The Safer Choice program just approved a line of pet shampoos to carry the label. These products are expected to hit store shelves early next year.


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They will play nine UK shows in the spring of next year
10cc will be heading out on the road to celebrate their 40th anniversary next year.
The band will play nine shows across the UK, starting on April 30, 2012 at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and finishing up on May 10 at London Royal Albert Hall.
Of the tour, Graham Gouldman from the band says:
It's hard to believe it's 40 years since 10cc was born in Strawberry Studios in Stockport. I'm immensely proud of all we have achieved. As long as the fans want to hear the songs played live I'll be happy to oblige.
10cc will play:
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall (April 30)
Gateshead The Sage (May 1)
Manchester Bridgewater Hall (2)
York Barbican (3)
Liverpool Philharmonic Hall (5)
Cardiff St David's Hall (6)
Birmingham Symphony Hall (7)
Leicester De Monfort Hall (8)
London Royal Albert Hall (10)
To check the availability of 10cc tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.


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Big Tea House Earl Grey Supreme8.2/10 — 4 reviews
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It can be challenging to create a business. There are many tiny but very important components that must be used in order for it to grow efficiently. Organization is the key to success. Many tools are available in order to achieve this task in a successful manner. One of the more useful ones is contact management for small businesses.
Contact Manager systems is a type of software that has the ability to record and organize data that is used to operate a business. One example is client information. This would not only include contact facts but also what type of product or service that they invest in. It also may contain other information such as how much they buy and when their last order was completed. By having this important type of data readily available, a company will have the ability to provide a higher quality of care. They will be able to nurture customers on a personal level in order to maintain a steadfast relationship. It is very important to accomplish this type of support to establish a solid clientele base.
When a business makes the decision to purchase an online contact manager, they will have access to it from many different devices. This can range from a cell phone to a computer. That will give a sales representative the opportunity to find information while they are traveling around the country to meet important clients. It will allow them to provide their client with the data at any time.
Other than providing materials for sales teams, the CRM program will also have other tools to implement into their overall business plan. It will allow an owner to review their strategies and goals. They will also have the ability to track their progress and see what changes need to be made.
Before a business owner makes a decision to invest this type of software, they need to research the variety of features that it offers. A person may think that this is a waste of time but it actually will help them benefit the most from what the program has to offer. A variety of resources are available for a person to access. Many companies who manufacture this product will offer classes for their clients to take advantage of.
Contact management for small businesses will open up the doors of opportunity for an owner. They will find the exact information that is needed very quickly in order to efficiently ensure that the business is running smoothly.


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The USNS MERCY hospital ship continues its medical mission of Pacific Partnership 2010 and already the number of lives affected is remarkable. In Cambodia alone, there were 286 surgeries performed on the MERCY while in-country medical teams saw nearly 30,000 patients, issued 12,900 pairs of glasses, and conducted about 27,000 hours of expert exchanges with national partners.
In addition to its medical work in Cambodia, the Pacific Partnership team provided veterinary care, performed engineering projects, and conducted community service events.
SSC Pacific is proud to be part of Pacific Partnership by providing the USNS Mercy with the needed network and communications installations and engineering support throughout its humanitarian history.
Blog: http://pacificpartnership.wordpress.com/
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|Volume 6 Issue 83 Published - 14:00 UTC 08:00 EST 23-Mar-2004 Next Update - 14:00 UTC 08:00 EST 24-Mar-2004
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Moderate amounts of alcohol may help prevent death from CVD in men with hypertension
Light to moderate alcohol consumption may reduce the risk of death from cardiovascular disease (CVD) in men with high blood pressure, according to an article in the 22 March issue of The Archives of Internal Medicine.
According to background information in the article, previous studies have shown an inverse association between moderate alcohol consumption and CVD mortality, but it is unknown whether this association is true in men with hypertension (high blood pressure).
Maciej K. Malinski, M.D., from the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, and colleagues studied data from 14,125 male physicians who were enrolled in the Physicians' Health Study by February 1984 who reported past or current treatment for hypertension but had no history of myocardial infarction (heart attack), stroke, cancer or liver disease. The researchers investigated the relationship between alcohol consumption and all-cause mortality (death due to any cause), and deaths due to CVD among the participants. Men in the study answered questions about alcohol consumption, CVD risk factors, cholesterol and lifestyle.
During an average follow up of 5.4 years, there were 1,018 deaths, including 579 from CVD (56.9 percent). At the beginning of the study, 17 percent of the men reported drinking alcohol rarely or never, 11 percent reported monthly alcohol use (one to three drinks per month), 40 percent reported weekly alcohol use (one to six drinks per week), and the remaining 32 percent reported daily alcohol use (one or more drinks per day).
The researchers found that "Compared with nondrinkers, weekly and daily drinkers had a significantly lower risk of death of 28 percent and 27 percent. Similarly there was a reduced risk of CVD mortality [death] with increased levels of alcohol intake," write the authors. They also found that compared to participants who rarely or never drank, weekly drinkers had a 39 percent lower risk of dying from CVD, and daily drinkers had a 44 percent lower risk of CVD mortality.
"In summary, this study suggests that light to moderate alcohol consumption among men with hypertension is associated with a reduction in risk of total and cardiovascular mortality," the researchers write. "In light of major clinical and public health problems associated with heavy drinking, recommendations regarding alcohol use must be made on an individual basis after carefully assessing cardiovascular risk profile and the risks and benefits of any changes in drinking behavior. However, patients with hypertension who are able to maintain light to moderate alcohol intake have no compelling reason to change their lifestyle and eliminate a possibly beneficial habit."
Arch Intern Med. 2004;164:623-628.


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This two-room first floor suite offers westerly water views of Bogue Sound and is the perfect spot to enjoy the sunset while warming by the fireplace in winter months. Breakfast is served in-suite or deck side. This room is handicapped accessible. The covered deck and brick patio with porch swing will lure you outdoors even in cooler weather. The living room has a queen-size fold out sofa bed, TV and fireplace. The bedroom features a queen bed, TV/DVD, a 60"x60" corner Jacuzzi and refrigerator.
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text: Private Collections: Personal Obsessions Page ContentTerminal A/B This exhibition features intriguing collections of familiar objects from popular culture including snow domes, cartoon drinking glasses, salt and pepper shakers, pin-cushions, and PEZ dispensers. Borrowed from residents of the Philadelphia area, the majority of collections represent nostalgic objects of the past. Many of the collectibles reflect our cultural fascination with a mass-produced product. While a few, focus on a specific subject such as Santa Claus whose image is painted on odd things including a walnut, spoon, clothespin, shell, and light bulb.


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Prior to SunTx, Mr. Fleming served as President and Chief Operating Officer of Spinnaker Industries, publicly traded materials manufacturing company, until its sale in 1999. During his tenure, the company transformed from a small regional manufacturing business into a publicly traded acquisition platform with a national footprint.
Previously, Mr. Fleming worked at a Dallas-based private investment firm where he led acquisitions in the food and beverage and defense industries. Prior to that, Mr. Fleming was a Consultant for The Boston Consulting Group, and worked for Fleming Companies.
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I'm currently having to think about where I'll be living next year as my lease runs out soon and the plan is to move off elsewhere. So earlier this evening I was searching around and getting a feel for what was availible. A few sites seem ideal and I shall probably be putting messages looking for flats/housemates.
However I was looking over Friday's b3ta newsletter and found this site. (See above) Interested I clicked, expecting some place in London, only to find that the flat in question is in Edinburgh. Well the co-incidence was too good to pass up, and the idea was neat, so I've entered. Although I don't place much hope on me winning its certainly a fun idea and I'd hate to see the flat won in a competition with only a few entrants.
It would be a great step onto the property ladder and one of the sympotoms of renting a proper flat appears to be wanting your own. No naff wall paper, ability to wack nails in the wall etc. Of course as a disadvantage it would mean I'd be liable for maintanence, but as I'd have no mortgage then this would be lower than any rent I'd normaly pay.
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You might have noticed that cotton bags have become a lot more popular recently. Cotton bags are our being widely used by supermarkets and high street shops alike, and so you will have noticed the increased demand. Here are just five reasons why we think they've become so sought-after.
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In our opinion, the hands-down, number-one reason for the recent popularity of cotton bags is that they are eco-friendly. After all, this just wasn't something that consumers were particularly bothered about a few short years ago, but now it's seen as vital. Cotton is natural, biodegradable, and recyclable, so it fits perfectly with the 21st century's urge towards the eco-friendly.
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Going environmentally-friendly is great, but it's even better when you can make the switch in style. Plastic bags for life are all well and good, but they just aren't quite as attractive as those made from cotton, which is also far softer to the touch.
3. Utility
Cotton is soft and light, but it's also incredibly strong. You can load one of our cotton bags up with as many books as it will hold and still not worry about rips and splits. If you can carry it, the cotton bag will be able to carry it just as well. As an added plus, cottons boasts exceptional longevity, and you can easily bring it back to prime condition just by throwing it in the washing machine.
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Cotton bags are popular, but they're far from ever-present. Even though more shops are providing them, it's still far cooler and more memorable when you're handed a cotton bag instead of a boring old plastic one, whether you're buying books or receiving promotional items.
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The points listed above pretty well cover why customers have developed a love affair with cotton over plastic, but it isn't just the customers who are benefiting. Businesses themselves love cotton bags because of the chance to add attractive branding and stand out from the crowd. Thanks to the longevity of cotton bags, they can continue reinforcing their brand for years to come.


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How to Make a Nursery for a Genderless Baby
Motherhood is one of the things that very many women are interested in today and when you're about to get a baby, it's a great time, but it can also be frightening. Being prepared for the whole thing is very necessary and it is something that you have to take very seriously. Getting the nursery to be perfect for the child is very important and therefore, it's one of the things you have to prepare. Because this is a young baby, you may not know a lot about their personality, and therefore, it's not possible to give them a room on their own. Most of the time, many parents today are not interested in knowing the gender of the baby, they wanted to be surprised when the baby is born. The kind of nursery that you're going to prepare for them, therefore, to be very neutral because you do not know what gender. Getting the gender-neutral nursery is not very difficult, there are some requirements that you have to follow for it to be a success. By reading the information in this article, it will become very easy for you to understand how everything is supposed to be done.
It would be important to consider using some shades combined with some tones on the walls. The children will feel that the colors are comfortable for them and they will not be a big problem. When you have these tones and shades, the baby will be comfortable to growing that space and after that, you also have more space where you can do some more decor. Another thing that you have to be careful about is investing in the right kind of clothing and in this case, gender-neutral clothing. This is the kind of clothing that will allow your child to be very cute but also, it will ensure their gender. When doing shopping, most of the mothers feel that this can be very difficult, but it's something that you should try out. Having a specific color scheme on their room can also be very wrong, and that's why you need to have some shades of different colors.
Having some animal decor can also be one of the best ways of ensuring that the room is very comfortable because children love animals. This kind of decor is not very complicated and therefore, you can decide to do it on your own. The info. explained in this article allows you to know more about how to make the child very comfortable. …


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2018 Year End Specials!
Carlson's Year-End Specials were announced on November 1st and there are a couple surprises this year! You can purchase from our online store or contact us directly for a custom [...]Read more
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We tried something new at last year's Carlson training workshops… having one day of "Overview" and another of "In Depth" topics. We got a lot of great feedback [...]Read more
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Carlson Software released the 2019 version of their desktop software yesterday and it is now available for download here. You can review the list of improvements here. The following modules are [...]Read more
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Join Susan on the following dates from 7:30 to 8:10 p.m. EST, live on ZOOM, for Trends, Tips and Straight Talk.
November 2- Transform Your Favourite Dress
This is all about using what you have in new ways. Sue will share one of her most valuable tips when it comes to getting return on your shopping dollars investment. She will demonstrate with one of her favourite dresses showing you how she reinvents it time and time again, using all types of accessories and tricks. You will be invited to bring your favourite dress "to class" so she can add value to yours too! Don't have one, she'll give you ideas on where (designers/ manufacturers) and what (universal style) to look for. This is not a class to be missed. But if you do, she'll send you the recording.
November 16 – What's Your Edgy? I Know you Have Some!
You know when you feel you just don't have it anymore? Well you can kiss that feeling goodbye.
In this class Sue will explore the many ways you can reclaim your edge. If you have it, she'll freshen it up to align with the current trends so you are always relevant and noticed for the right reasons- your way, on your terms.
Sue will personalize this class by asking each of you where your comfort zone is in terms of visibility & style. Then she will share a plethora of ideas so you can feel like the wonderful woman you are, when you want to, ready for anything, saying yes to life.
- lots of easy, applicable, affordable tips offered in this class
November 30 — Love Your Denim
Denim is the new every day basic. Dress them up for evening and office or dress them stylishly for weekend road trips, casual gatherings or relaxed dinners out with friends.
One Jean many ways. Sue will demonstrate by using different wardrobe basics and accessories to give your jeans a boost. She will explain the communicated aspect of each look in terms of what the outfit is telling others about you. Recommendations for her pick for the best jeans – both budget, body shape and fabric washes are included in this enriching class. Bring your questions, your jeans and an open mind.


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Recently, my friend Vickie started a blog to help you make meal time easier and I would love to share this recipe for a Baked Ravioli Casserole that looks so simple. I'm planning on having it when my son and his young family comes over for a visit, I hate to waste time in the kitchen when I can be chasing the little ones around the house!
Get set for the ultimate comfort food casserole! Layers of frozen ravioli make this lasagna-type recipe easy and delicious. You can assemble this in less than 5 minutes and it takes about 30 minutes to bake. This recipe meets all of the Make Life Special requirements – it is quick to make, it has only a few ingredients that are readily available, and it is yummy! Casseroles are typically made with meat, vegetables, cheese and a sauce. This casserole can be made without meat – as I have done here using the cheese ravioli; or you can substitute beef filled frozen ravioli if you prefer to add the meat.
I love this recipe because you can make it ahead of time and either freeze or refrigerate the ravioli casserole until you are ready to bake it.
Don't omit the spinach…trust me on this one. It really adds great flavor to this dish and it's a great way to get your family to eat vegetables. Remember…Let's Make Life Special by sharing great food with our family and friends! Enjoy!
28 ounce jar spaghetti sauce
30 ounces frozen cheese filled ravioli, unthawed
10 ounce box frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
8 ounce bag shredded mozzarella cheese
½ cup shredded Parmesan cheese
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Coat a 9 X 13 baking dish with cooking spray and spoon 1/3 of the sauce in the dish. Arrange a layer of frozen ravioli on top of the sauce.
Squeeze the liquid out of the thawed spinach. Scatter all of the spinach over the ravioli layer.
Top with half of each cheese.
Cover with another layer of ravioli and the remaining sauce and cheese. Cover with aluminum foil and bake 25 minutes.
Uncover and bake 5 to 10 minutes more or until bubbly.
Just add a salad and some garlic bread and you have great family meal!
This along with other great recipes, tutorial videos and cooking tips can be found on Vickie's Blog, Make Life Special.


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M4B files are incessantly popular. However, a file name containing M4B file extension is problematic for some of the users. They have problems with correct opening of a file with M4B extension. However, it should be remembered that M4B file extension can match one or more types of files. The most popular is MPEG-4 Audio Layer Audio Book Format but if there are others, you will find information concerning them below.
So, it is worth looking close at the problem concerning M4B files and search for its solution.
A list of programs supporting files types with M4B extension can be found below. Applications are sorted according to appropriate operational systems and their popularity.
.m4b file extension
Category: Audio/Music Files
Apple iTunes
Microsoft Windows Media Player
Nullsoft Winamp Media Player 5.6
VideoLAN VLC media player
Ventis Media MediaMonkey 3
Roxio Creator 2011
Apple iTunes
VideoLAN VLC media player
VideoLAN VLC media player
If M4B file does not open, firstly, it is worth using files associations built in the Windows system with application that can support them. In order to do it, you should double-click a M4B file icon. A list of programs that probably support such a file will appear. It is enough to choose one of them so that Windows would open a given extension with it. Incorrect file's association will result in Windows trying to open M4B file with a wrong program all the time even if there is an appropriate application supporting this format on a drive. In this case, it is necessary to perform the above mentioned registry scanning and associations' repair.
If associations are correct and Windows still cannot open the file, most probably the computer does not have appropriate software supporting files with name containing M4B in their extension. The solution to this problem is very simple. You should buy or download a free (if they exist) application that will allow you to open, browse and edit M4B format (You can also try to find more informations on FileInfo). It is no risk because many paid programs have free test versions enabling to check their functionality.