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Health Education within the University of West Georgia's Health Services, takes a proactive approach for providing quality personal health and wellness education. Innovative and relative programs that include class and group presentations, guest speakers, interactive activities, and social norming marketing campaigns provide a comprehensive, evidence based approach. Health Education annually evaluates and reviews the unique demands of the ever changing student body.
For more information and to view our programs offered, select Program Opportunities on the navigation menu above.
Lead Health Educator: Ronald King, Ed.S
Ron King is originally from Lumberton Mississippi, now residing in Powder Springs Georgia. He started at the University of West Georgia as a Health Educator and now serves as Health Services Lead Health Educator. Ron is a graduate of Mississippi Valley State University, where he was a four year starter for the baseball team. Upon leaving MVSU he played professional minor league baseball in Kansas City Missouri. Ron later obtained his masters degree in Health Education from Alabama State University and his Ed.S degree in Education Leadership from Nova Southeastern University. Rons intent is clearly sustaining the well-being of the West Georgia Community."
Health Educator: (vacant)
Registered Dietitian/Nutritionist: Jessica Aldridge, MS, RDN, LD
Jessica is the Registered Dietitian for the University of West Georgia Health Services providing nutrition education and counseling to students, faculty and staff. Her background includes a Master of Science degree from the University of Central Arkansas in Nutrition and Dietetics and a Bachelor of Science degree from Harding University in Dietetics. She aspires to complete her doctorate in the future. Previously, Jessica worked as a clinical dietitian for five years before transitioning to the academic setting, where her focus was medical nutrition therapy and nutrition support. Her professional goals have always included education at the collegiate level. Her desire for this position is to be a mentor and leader to future nutrition and healthcare professionals and provide professional consultation to health-related programs such as employee wellness and Exercise is Medicine. Jessica is married to Josh, the defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator for the Wolves' football team. Together they have a one year-old son, Braxton.


text: To get from Vasto to Crotone by train you can catch one of the 1 trains that everyday travel between these two cities. The first train to Crotone leaves from Vasto at 22:06 and the last train departs at 22:06. If you choose a local train the trip lasts on average 13:37 hours. For your trip from Vasto to Crotone by train you can choose to leave from one of Vasto main stations: Porto di Vasto On Wanderio you can compare all schedules, fares and railway companies to Crotone and book the best itinerary starting from Vasto.

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Doctor insights on:
Causes Of Diaphragm Paralysis
In case of paralysis of a leaf of the diaphragm, is a surgical procedure needed or can it be treated by medicines only?
Surgical procedure: If only one side of the diaphragm is paralyzed, and the muscle is so thinned out it is pushing on the lung, sometimes a procedure to plicate the muscle is performed. This should be done by a general or thoracic surgeon with experience in this technique in a minimally invasive fashion - thoracoscopiccally, or laparoscopically. I am not aware of medication that will work for this. Hope this helps! ...Read more
Palsy (Definition)
...is a corruption of French "paralise" from Latinized Greek "paralysis." In the old days it meant any kind of persistent weakness. To this day Parkinson's disease is also called "paralysis agitans" which is a Latin translation of Dr. Parkinson's original name for it, the "shaking palsy." We've obviously reborrowed the full form "paralysis" into English as well; today ...Read more
Paralysis of right diaphragm after thoracic outlet syndrome surgery. Is this likely to improve on its own?
Probable: usually recovers over 4 weeks if merely involves nerve myelin covering but if axon inside involved, looking at several months. Most of these issues resolve fully over time ...Read more
Unilateral paralysis of the diaphragm right lung does not work How high lung capacity such patients with unilateral paralysis does people have ?
Not too bad: You need to know why the diaphragm does not work. Your right lung does not stop working just because the diaphragm does. A person can live a normal life and do normal sports on one lung if need be. Your doctor can do a full pulmonary (lung) function test that can tell you your real reserve. It may have been done already. You can ask your MD that is taking care of you about this. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
Had cardiac ablation for afib. Now have been diagnosed with vagus nerve paralysis and diaphragm from the procedure. Should I seek neuro or gastric spe?
Vagus nerve: Likely both specialists would have relevant input into your situation depending ob symptoms ,if any. ...Read more
How is diaphragmatic paralysis diagnosed ? Who is at risk for it?
Sniff test: Easy to diagnose by ordering a "sniff rest" from radiology. Patients who have had prior thoracic surgery are at risk. ...Read moreSee 1 more doctor answer
I have bilateral diaphragmatic paralysis. I was wondering if anyone knows if there is any ongoing research for this medical issue?
Depends on cause: The diaphram is controlled by nerves coming from the brainstem. Unilateral paralysis can be a result of surgery for certain heart conditions. Bilateral paralysis is rare but can occur from nerve injury in the neck or from viral infection of the nerves, or autoimmune such as guillain barre. Some recover with time, others are permanent and respiratory support is necessary. See a pulmonary expert. ...Read more
Will diaphragm palsy get better after thoracic surgery?
It certainly can: Just like everything in medicine the outcome of any particular event is highly dependent on the amount of damage or insult that was done in the first place as well as the current state of health of the individual we are talking about. In the case of diaphragmatic palsy there are certainly rehabilitation exercises that can be done and often times they are successful at least to some extent. ...Read more
Is 300 units of botox a huge dose and did it cause long term swallowing paralysis since it's been 8 months and I'm still having problems?
Depends on location: 300 units of Botox (3 bottles) seems like a large dose. However, it would depend on what was being treated, and where. It isn't unusual to inject 100-150 units in the underarm area to help with sweating. Injected Botox in the face for wrinkles can range from 20-30 units per area. The effect of Botox is longer lasting for larger doses. ...Read more
Can an epidural during labor cause paralysis? I'm concerned that having an epidural during labor can cause paralysis. Is there a substancial risk involved?
Extremely Rare: And even then, the more experienced the anesthesia provider, the less likely such a rare event will occur; 20-30 years can easily pass on a busy labor and delivery ward without either a penetrating injury, an epidural bleed or an abscess happening (causes of paralysis). Have a look at this detailed summary: http://www.Allaboutepidural.Com/main-content/can-i-get-paralyzed-from-epidural. ...Read moreSee 2 more doctor answers
Help docs! i'm trying to find out what causes the diaphragm to become paralyzed?
Many things: Common reasons for paralysis of the diaphragm include interruption of the phrenic nerve due to trauma, invasion by tumor and vascular compression. Additional reasons include neurological diseases like ALS and ms as well as strokes. ...Read more
Paralysis (Definition)
A paralyzed limb cannot be voluntarily moved, and the term reflects leg involvement, paraplegia, full body, quadriplegia, and less than full, tetraplegia. Causes can be many, including stroke, trauma, ...Read more
Diaphragm (Definition)
This muscle separates the chest cavity from the abdominal cavity and expands and contracts to assist the intercostal muscles in breathing. (a diaphragm is also a birth control device ...Read more
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Fort Hays State University > About FHSU > Academic Divisions > College of Education and Technology > Teacher Licensure and Certification > License Renewal
Go to the KSDE website for the license renewal applications - http://www.ksde.org/Default.aspx?tabid=153
IMPORTANT NOTE: If you are needing to renew or upgrade a license at the same time that you are adding a provisional (Form 4) or full endorsement (Form 1) to your license, then contact Kerry Schuckman, FHSU Licensure Officer, at firstname.lastname@example.com for those applications. By submitting Form 4 or Form 1 along with the renewal application, you will only have to pay one fee (the higher of the two application fees).
These instructions apply to licensed teachers who are wishing to take coursework to renew your teaching license. You can take undergraduate coursework or graduate coursework to renew your license. Before deciding which courses to take, you should consult with your local PDC (Professional Development Council) and set up a Plan for Renewal. If you wish to take undergraduate courses, follow the instructions below.
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Past and Planned Main Presentations
at the UVTAGG Meetings
Return to the Meeting page or the Home page.
|11 Jan Agenda
|Diane C. Loosle
|Discover the future of the Family History Library & Centers
|8 Feb Agenda
|Dennis Brimhall and Dee Drummond
|Thursday's Keynote Address from RootsTech 2014
|8 Mar Agenda
|Suzanne Hansen
|Family History with Heart
|12 Apr Agenda
|Luana Darby
|Using State Archives and Local Libraries Online
|10 May Agenda
|Sue Maxwell
|Ancestry.com: Ready, Set, Go! Here's What You Need to Know Handout in PDF Presentation in PDF
|14 Jun Agenda
|Beth Taylor
|Are You Your Own Brick Wall? Common Genealogy Mistakes and How to Overcome Them Handout in PDF Presentation in PDF
|12 Jul Agenda
|Juliana Smith
|Common Surnames: Finding Your SmithHandout in PDF Presentation in PDF
|Jimmy Zimmerman
|Discovering Stories on Google Books
|13 Sep Agenda
| Don Snow
Linda Westover
|Presenting and Preserving Your Family History: You Can't Take It With You, So How Do You Leave it?
|11 Oct
|Sharon Monson
|The FamilySearch Catalog: The Key to the Collection
|8 Nov
|Peg Ivanyo
|Adding a Visual Dimension to your Research
|12 Jan Agenda
|Alan Morrell
|The Church History Library's Online Presence and Databases
|9 Feb Agenda
|Margaret Young
|Nobody Knows: The Untold Story of Black Mormons
|9 Mar Agenda
|David Ouimette
|Solving Difficult Family History Problems Presentation Notes in pdf
|13 Apr Agenda
|James L. Tanner
|Are You Ready Now That FamilySearch Family Tree Is Live? PDF
|11 May Agenda
|Don Norton
|Writing A Personal or Family HistoryHandout in pdf, E-Book in pdf
|8Jun Agenda
|Alan Mann
|Techniques for Successful Searching PDF
|13 Jul Agenda
|Terry Dahlin
|Janet Hovorka
|Zap the Grandma Gap: The Ten Best Ideas to Bridge the Generation Gap
|14 Sep Agenda
|Bret Petersen
|Making the Most of Your Mobile Devices handout in PDF
|12 Oct Agenda
|Karen Clifford
|A Fanciful Genealogy or Clues to the Past
|9 Nov Agenda
|Tim Cross
|The Latest and Greatest in FamilySearch Photos and Stories
|14 Jan
|Karen Clifford
|The Changing Pace of Family History Research
|11 Feb
|Randy Bryson
|FamilySearch Scanning – The Story of Opening the Granite Mountain Records Vault
|10 Mar
|Andrea Schnakenburg
|Increasing Productivity on the new FamilySearch Website using SharingTime
|14 Apr
|Stephen Kent Ehat
|Find All Your Relatives in the 1940 U.S. Federal Census
|12 May
|Broadcast of Provo City Center Temple Groundbreaking
|9 Jun
|Don and Diane Snow
|Your Personal Genealogy Library: Family History Books Online
|14 Jul
|Jim Ericson
|New FamilySearch Family Tree, and What To Expect in the Transition
|Marlo Schuldt
|New Ways to Share and Interest Others in Family History
|8 Sep
|Kory Meyerink
|GENEALOGY JEOPARDY: The Technology EditionPresentation Notes in pdf Class handout – Evaluating Databases and Overcoming Their Errors – in pdf
|13 Oct
|Barry Ewell
|50 Google Searches Every Genealogist Needs to Know
|10 Nov
|Jill Crandell
|Resources of the Center for Family History and Genealogy at BYU
|8 Jan
|Barbara Renick
|12 Feb
|Ron Tanner
|The Future of New FamilySearch
|12 Mar
|Stephen Kent Ehat
|Back-Door Research Breaks Through Brick Walls Handout in pdf
|9 Apr
|Marilyn Thomsen
|Eating An Elephant One Bite At a TimeHandout in pdf
|14 May
|Suzanne Curley
|The Riverton FamilySearch Library
|11 Jun
|Don and Diane Snow
|Forming and Analyzing A Database of Letters Using the Erastus Snow Family to Illustrate Presentation Notes in pdf
|9 Jul
|David Rencher
|FamilySearch Products and FeaturesHandout in pdf
|Laurie Castillo
|New FamilySearch Best Practices – Surviving in the Trenches Handout in pdf
|10 Sep
|Dr. Ugo A. Perego
|The Power of DNA in Unlocking Family Relationships
|8 Oct
|Loretta Evans
|Dead Men Do Tell Tales
|12 Nov
|Claire Brisson-Banks
|The Perfect Social Media: Family History & Genealogy
|9 Jan
|Janet Hovorka
|Comparing new FamilySearch Certified Software Handout in pdf & Presentation in pdf
|Art Johnson
|Building Strong Relationships between Priesthood Leaders and Family History Workers Presentation in pdf
|13 Mar
|Barry J. Ewell
|How to Effectively Conduct Genealogy Research on the InternetPresentation in pdf
|10 Apr
|Tim Cross
|FamilySearch's Extended Tree
|8 May
|Don and Dianne Snow
|Freeware and Shareware for Family HistoryHandout in pdf
|12 Jun
|Andrea Schnakenburg
|How to Light a Fire Under Your WardHandout in pdfMeeting Minutes in pdf
|10 Jul
|Bret Petersen
|Are You My Mother? – Finding Maiden Names In Your TreeHandout in pdf
|Kara Wahlquist
|Answers to World-Wide Research Problems Using FamilySearch Wiki and Forums
|11 Sep
|George Ryskamp
|Connecting New FamilySearch Ancestors to Original Records Handout in pdf
|9 Oct
|Gary T. Wright
|Preserving Your Family History Records DigitallyPresentation Slides in pdf Handout in pdf
|13 Nov
|Travis Mecham
|Introduction to Waypointing
|10 Jan
|Michael Ritchey
|FamilySearchWiki: Now and in the Future
|14 Feb
|Jake Gehring
|Avoiding Pitfalls in Your Research
|14 Mar
|Marcy Brown
|Welcome to Roots Television www.rootstelevision.com
|11 Apr
|Roger Flick
|Exciting Discoveries in the BYU Special Collections LibraryPresentation in PDF, Handout #1 in PDF, Handout #2 in PDF
|9 May
|Don and Diane Snow
|Finding Grandma Through the London Family History Centre
|13 Jun
|Beau Sharbrough
|Genealogy in 2020Handout in PDF, Spreadsheet file
|11 Jul
|Lance McIntosh
|FamilySearch Support
|Mary E. V. Hill
|Using a Digital Camera to Copy RecordsHandout in PDF
|12 Sep
|Crista Cowan
|If You Get Stuck Going Backward GoForward: Tracing Descendants of Your Ancestors Handout in PDF
|10 Oct
|Robert Raymond
|The Genealogy Game Show. Handout in PDF, Presentation in PDF
|14 Nov
|Marlo Schuldt
Easier Scanning – An Art and Science
|12 Jan
|Barry J. Ewell
|Digital Photography for Genealogists
|9 Feb
|Gordon Clarke
|FamilySearch Web Service and 3rd Party Products
|9 Mar
|Don Anderson
|The Future of Family History Centers
|13 Apr
|Larry EchoHawk
|"Spiritual Blessings From Knowing My Native American Ancestors"
|11 May
|Gaylon Findlay, Bruce Buzbee, John Vilburn
|New FamilySearch Synchronization options with Ancestral Quest / RootsMagic / FamilyInsight
|14 Jun
|Matt Misbach
|Self Publish the Easy and Free WayHandout in pdf
|13 Jul
|Marlo Schuldt
|Digital Photography in Family History
|9 Aug
|Laurie Castillo
|Family History Research at BYU: The OTHER Family History LibraryHandouts – Outline / Using Interlibrary Loan in pdf
|13 Sep
|Tim Crabb
|A RecordSearch Overview
|11 Oct
|A Practical Guide for Family History Consultants
|8 Nov
|Gerhard Ruf
|Using Worldconnect at Rootsweb for Publishing and Backup
|No Meeting
|13 Jan
|10 Feb
|Sacha Masek- from the Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation
Discovering Lost and Hidden Relationships: The Use of DNA for Genealogical Research
|10 Mar
|D. Merrill White
|Family History Consultant Training
|14 Apr
Harvey & Susan Easton -Black
|A New Property Database & Information About Early LDS Members In Nauvoo & Iowa
|12 May
|Yvette Arts, Whitney Ransom, & Jason McGowan
|WorldVitalRecords.com and FamilyLink.com: Social Networking in the Genealogy and Family History Space
|9 Jun
|Justin Schroepfer.
|Introduction to Footnote.com, an online history research library.
|14 Jul
|Beau Sharbrough
|Your genealogy in your pocket : PDAsPdf of powerpoint presentation
|Jay G. Burrup
|A brief introduction to LDS Record Sources at the Church History Library
|8 Sep
|Thomas J. Kemp
|GenealogyBank – Unique Content for Documenting Your Family Tree Handout in PDF
|13 Oct
|John Finlay
|Share Your Genealogy and Collaborate with Relatives Online Using PhpGedView
|10 Nov
|G. David Dilts
|Family History Library Internet Favorites Download file
|14 Jan
|11 Feb
|Laryn Brown
|Using the Internet for Scottish Research
|11 Mar
|Holly Hansen
|Building a Fantastic Personal Map Collection Handout PDF
|8 Apr
|Getting from the Index to the Original
|13 May
|Dallan Quass
|Using Wiki's for Genealogical Research Handout PDF
|10 Jun
|Mary E. V. Hill
|DeedMapper: Reconstruct Your Ancestor's Land Handout PDF
|8 Jul
|Michael Ritchey
|New Collaborative FamilySearch Tools for Research Advice
|Two Class Periods
|9 Sep
|Val Jones
|Video and Audio Preservation and Migration
|14 Oct
|Kip Sperry
|What's New in Family History at BYU?
|11 Nov
|Bruce Buzbee
|Family Atlas
|8 Jan
|12 Feb
|Two Class Periods
|12 Mar
|Apryl and Bill Cox
|Sharing Your Family History Using PowerPoint
|9 Apr
|Carl Johnson
|Copyright, The Internet & Family History PDF version of his Powerpoint Presentation Pre-submitted question handout
|14 May
|Marlo Schuldt
|Telling Stories Interactively
|11 Jun
|Lloya Hall
|Building an Exciting Ward Family History Program Handout Family History Self-Guided Tour with pdf bookmarks Family History Self-Guided Tour w/o bookmarks
|9 Jul
|David Ouimette
|Irish Family History Web Sites Handouts in pdf
|Stephen Valentine
|FamilySearch Indexing
|10 Sep
|John Blake
|Organizing Your Family History RecordsOutline in pdf or the pdf version of his Powerpoint Presentation
|8 Oct
|Bruce Buzbee & Mike Booth
|RootsMagic 3 and Personal Historian
|12 Nov
|Don & Diane Snow
|Working with Large Databases : The Early LDS Members Database
|10 Jan
|Don and Vivian Ostler
|Research and Service Opportunities at the Family History Library
|14 Feb
|Paul Starkey
|The Internet IGI
|13 Mar
|John Vilburn
|Searching the Internet IGI with PAF Insight
|10 Apr
|Ken Head
|Land Records and GPS (Global Positioning System) Handouts in pdf
|8 May
|Bret Petersen
|GenSmarts, Your Genealogy Adviser
|12 Jun
|Beau Sharbrough
|Making the Most of Digital Photography
|10 Jul
|Howard Bybee
|BYU LIBRARY: Catalog & Digital Genealogy Resources Handout in pdf
|Don Norton
|Writing A Personal or Family History
|11 Sep
|Alan Mann
|Publishing a Family History Online or on CD Handout in pdf
|9 Oct
|Jeremy Robertson, Joseph Cooper
|Update on Digital Roots Handout in pdf
|13 Nov
|Geoff Rasmussen
|Timelines and Chronologies Handout in pdf
|No Meeting
11 Jan
|LaKay Ashcroft
|The PAF and FamilySearch Support Teams Handout #1: in PDF Handout #2: in PDF
8 Feb
|David Rencher
|Family History Developments in the LDS Church
8 Mar
|Alan Mann
|Documentation and Evidence: What Am I Supposed to Document? Handout in PDF
12 Apr
|Bruce Buzbee
|RootsMagic and Place Finder
10 May
|Marie Taylor
|Census Indexes on the Internet: Where to Find 'Em and How to Use 'Em Handout: in PDF
14 Jun
|Mike Provard
|Basic Internet Resources for Family History Research Handout in PDF or See Slide Show Presentation
12 Jul
|Jon and Jefferson Shupe
|Sharing and Preserving Your Family History with FamilyHistoryCD
9 Aug
|Bret Petersen
|Web Technology: Where is it taking us? Handout: in PDF
13 Sep
|Donald R. Snow
11 Oct
|Gerhard Ruf
8 Nov
|Geoff Rasmussen
|Message Boards and Effective Queries Handout: in PDF
|No Meeting
|12 Jan
|Geoff Rasmussen
|AniMap and other Locality-Finding Aids
|9 Feb
|Thomas McGill
|The LDS Extraction Program
|9 Mar
|Andy Wold
|Utah GenWeb
|13 Apr
|Alan V. Eaton
|OneGreatFamily.com: Connecting Humanity
|11 May
|David Ouimette
|The 1930 US Census
|8 Jun
|Bob Booth
|Working with Digital Photos
|13 Jul
|Bruce Buzbee
|Family Reunion Planning
|10 Aug
|Don Snow
|Cleaning Up Your PAF Database
|14 Sep
|Steve Lemmon
|Bringing Family History to Life Using Multimedia – Today's Cool Tools
|12 Oct
|Raymond Wright
|The Center for Family History and Genealogy at BYU and its Immigrant Ancestors Database Project
|9 Nov
|Randy Bryson
|FamilySearch Internet – What You Can Do at Home
|13 Jan
|Jay Markham
|Scanning Techniques
|10 Feb
|David Crowther
|Features of PAF 5.0
|10 Mar
|Randy Bryson
|The LDS Church, Family History and Technology
|14 Apr
|Laurie Castillo
|Research Starting with Next to Nothing
|12 May
|Rex Peterson
|TempleReady© for Windows
|9 Jun
|Dennis L. Meldrum
|PAF Companion 5 and Pedigree Resource Files
|14 Jul
|Irene Johnson
|What's New at the Family History Library
|11 Aug
|Ray Madsen
|1880 US Census on CD
|8 Sep
|Mary Hill
|Organizing Your Paper Files In a Computer Day and Age
|13 Oct
|Two Class Periods
|10 Nov
|Jake Gehring
|Message Boards
|No Meeting
|8 Jan
|Diane Dieterle
|Notekeeping, Filing and Organizing Your Genealogical Information
|12 Feb
|Don and Diane Snow
|What's Happening with Family History in New York City
|11 Mar
|Gaylon Findlay
|The New Ancestral Quest 3.0 and Its Relationship to PAF 4.0
|8 Apr
|Dr. Scott Woodward
|Genealogy of the World: A Molecular Approach
|13 May
|Karen Clifford
|How Your Computer Can Aid in Your Family History Research; With Case Studies From the Carolinas
|10 Jun
|Steve Cannon
|Lesser-known Features in PAF 4
|8 Jul
|Geoffrey Rasmussen
|Legacy, Version 3.0
|12 Aug
|Diena Simmons
|Ancestors: The PBS Series from KBYU-TV
|9 Sep
|Two Class Periods
|14 Oct
|Alan Mann
|Getting The Most Out Of FamilySearch© Internet
|11 Nov
|Steve Fox
|The Family History Library Catalog: On CD and the Internet
|No Meeting
|9 Jan
|Jake Gehring
|New Features at Ancestry.com
|13 Feb
|Dr. Jeff Cold
|Publishing Your Family History Data on the Internet
|13 Mar
|Don Long
|"Which Program Is Right For Me
|10 Apr
|Gerhard Ruf
|Protecting Yourself From Computer Viruses
|8 May
|Wade Starks
|The LDS Church Web Site
|12 Jun
|Laurie Castillo
|"You Mean Aunt Maude Didn't Really Get It All Done?"
|10 Jul
|Merlin Kitchen
|PAF 4.0 Is Here
|14 Aug
|Bruce Buzbee
|Family Origins, Version 8 and Family-Reunion.com
|11 Sep
|Don Long
|The Latest in Family History CDs
|9 Oct
|Two Class Periods
|13 Nov
|Geoffrey D. Rasmussen
|Computer Resources at the Utah Valley Regional Family History Center
|10 Jan
|Two Class Periods
|14 Feb
|Jake Gehring
|What's New in Electronic Genealogy
|14 Mar
|Dr. Evan Ivie
|The Ancestral Pioneer Path Project of the Utah Sesquicentennial
|11 Apr
|Two Class Periods
|9 May
|Dr. Roy B. Bennion
|How Genealogy and Technology Have Evolved
|13 Jun
|Jay Markham
|Legacy 2.0
|11 Jul
|Mike St.Clair
|GENTECH99 Conference
|8 Aug
|Norton Chaston
|Utility and other Programs that work with PAF 3.0
|12 Sep
|Steve Cannon
|PAF Companion and Family Records Utility (FRU)
|10 Oct
|Gaylon Findlay
|Ancestral Quest 3.0
|14 Nov
|Bruce Buzbee
|Family Origins
|No December Meeting
|11 Jan
|Diana Williams and Jane Wilson
|KBYU Ancestors Program
|8 Feb
|Cloverne Allred
|The New Card System Family File at the Mt. Timpanogos Temple
|8 Mar
|Frank & Cindy Carmen and Mike Andrew
|Kindred Connections Program & Database
|12 Apr
|Two Class Periods
|10 May
|Jay Markham
|Family Reunions and Computers
|14 Jun
|Mike St.Clair and Ralph Hansen
|Introduction to PAF 3.0
|12 Jul
|Craig Alder
|Scanning Pictures Into Your Computer
|9 Aug
|Joan Lowrey
|PAF 3.0 Features
|13 Sep
|Dr. V. Jay Liechty
|Setting Up a Family History Organization with Tax Exempt Status
|11 Oct
|Two Class Periods
|8 Nov
|Donald R. Snow
|Doing Family History Electronically
|No Meeting
|13 Jan
|Jay P. Markham
|Bill Gates at Comdex95
|10 Feb
|Carlos Packard
|Folio Ancestry Books
|9 Mar
|Gerhard Ruf
|Genealogy on the Internet
|13 Apr
|Phyllis Lykes
|The New Macintosh PAF Version 2.31
|11 May
|Two Class Periods
|8 Jun
|Mike St.Clair
|Chandler Utilities for PAF
|13 Jul
|Richard Soares and Rick Graves
|Electronic Cartographic Resources for Family History
|10 Aug
|John Whitaker
|Responsible Use of Computers in Genealogy
|14 Sep
|Diane Parkinson
|Resources at the Utah Valley Regional Family History Center at BYU
|12 Oct
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Strategic plan 2010-2015
All our students will reach their full potential, taking pride in their French language and Francophone culture.
To develop in our students, from an early age, proficiency in the French language, a culture of life-long learning, a healthy lifestyle, and a desire to contribute to society.
Students are the reason the CSF and its schools exist.
Learning is facilitated by innovative approaches to teaching focusing on the academic success of each student and pride in the French language and Francophone cultures.
In pursuing the success of each student, the CSF strives for excellence in all aspects of its organization:
High-quality, safe physical environments and leadership that promote learning;
An ability to adapt and to ensure fairness, taking local circumstances into account;
Efficient use of resources;
The deployment of measures that promote sustainable development and the protection of the environment;
The dynamic contribution of staff, families and communities.
FOCUS AREA 1 ACADEMIC SUCCESS: Teaching approaches aimed at allowing students to reach their full potential
Heighten students' skills for the 21st century
Improve proficiency in the French language
Improve students' command of basic numeracy and science concepts
Integrate the acquisition of the skills needed for the 21st century into the K to 12 curriculum
Optimize the use of technology in the classroom
Provide guidance to students throughout their school career
Integrate the customized teaching approach from K through 12
Improve the transition between early childhood services and school
Broaden the range of courses and experiences offered at the secondary level
Enrich students' school experience by providing qualified, trained, skilled staff
Recognize and support the expertise and dynamism of CSF staff
Establish a process of continuous learning
Improve access to and use of teaching methods
FOCUS AREA 2 PERSONAL GROWTH: Students learn to learn and thrive in ways that promote their health and well-being
Encadrer l'élève afin d'optimiser son développement émotionnel, identitaire et culturel
Bonifier les programmes de développement de compétences sociales et émotionnelles
Finaliser l'intégration de la pédagogie culturelle à la démarche pédagogique du CSF
Améliorer l'accès à et le choix disponible des activités francophones parascolaires et communautaires
Support students in optimizing their emotional, identity and cultural development
Enhance programs aimed at developing social and emotional skills
Finalize the integration of cultural education into the CSF's teaching approach
Improve the range of available extracurricular and community Francophone activities as well as access to such activities
Develop students' autonomy and their continuous learning skills
Raise students' awareness of and involvement in their educational experience
Facilitate the development of personal learning objectives for students at the secondary level
Facilitate the adoption of healthy, active lifestyles
Develop and implement guidelines on healthy, active lifestyles in schools
Improve the range of physical activities offered
Implement the new physical education program
Establish measures that help protect the environment
FOCUS AREA 3 CITIZENS OF THE WORLD: Students develop the skills and attitudes required to play an effective role in society both locally and globally
Equip students to ensure that they reach their full potential in the learning environment and in the workplace
Expose students from K through 12 to a range of possible careers
Develop work experience options for students at the secondary level
Build links between secondary students and both universities and workplaces
Extend learning outside the classroom by raising students' awareness of their community and providing them with opportunities to become involved in it
Promote opportunities for students to live in French
Develop the concept of the community and citizen school at the CSF
Raise students' awareness of local, regional and global issues
Develop educational projects in partnership with the community
Facilitate the development of ethical and intercultural skills
Integrate concepts of ethics and citizenship into the CSF's educational approach
Improve awareness of indigenous cultures
Formalize experiences promoting the discovery of other cultures
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"Amongst our fundamental human rights there are, without doubt, the rights of peaceful assembly and public protest and the right to public order and tranquillity … a balance has to be struck, a compromise found."
These words are not plucked from the pages of Sir Denis O'Connor's review of public order policing, published today. They were uttered 35 years ago by Lord Scarman during his inquiry into the Red Lion Square riot, when a march by leftwing groups clashed with National Front members descending on the square for a meeting.
In the disorder, police erected a cordon to hold back the anti-NF demonstration. There were charges from demonstrators and counter-charges, and when the crowd was cleared the body of Kevin Gately was discovered. The Warwick University student was the first demonstrator to be killed in Britain for 55 years.
More than three decades on, O'Connor is making comments similar to those of Scarman, and repeating many of his recommendations. As well as the Red Lion Square riot, inquiries and reviews into several other incidents of disorder and protests over the last three and a half decades have addressed the points O'Connor tackles.
The need to make policing by consent the central theme in the training of police officers was highlighted by Scarman again after the Brixton riots in 1981. He also recommended improved dialogue between police and protesters after the Red Lion Square disorder, as did a report into policing the national coal strike in South Yorkshire in 1984 and a report into the Brixton and Tottenham riots.
Recommendations about the inappropriate use of force by police officers have been legion, including criticism of South Yorkshire police during the miners' strike for matching "strength with strength" and using excessive numbers of officers, visible riot gear and horses before any disorder had taken place.
Only time will tell whether this latest review will be enough finally to force through the radical changes called for in the way police not only deal with protests, but carry out all their duties.
O'Connor himself acknowledges the debt his report owes to those that went before him. And he knows his task and that of the police in future will not be easy as they negotiate new demands placed on them and the need to adhere to principles that have been eroded.
This time he feels there is a will to take up the challenge: "I'm not saying this review has been a source of joy for everyone in the police, but I am optimistic that across police forces there is a desire to protect our key values."


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- One of the highest average ACT scores in the state
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- Multiple Michigan Mathematics Finalists annually
- 40 Phi Beta Kappa Certificate of Recognition recipients in 2015
- 65% of students received first or second academic honors in 2014
- One of the states best jazz bands
- 5 Regional titles, 4 state semi-final appearances, two Catholic League Titles, and a state championship in basketball in 2015-16
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|Reviews for Dead Men Don't Kill Bambi
| LilyBolt chapter 1 . 11/30/2013
This was very sweet! I liked the concept and the simplicity with which you executed it. Great job! :)
| ccase13 chapter 1 . 4/13/2012
I just love stories about the heaven episode. This one is cute. Even with Zachariah screwing with them, they had to have had some good memories together.
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The security company embroiled in the row over unpaid workers at the Queen's Jubilee celebrations has been given a leading role in fire safety at the London Olympics, i has learnt.
Close Protection UK will supply fire marshals to the Games after winning a competitive tendering process.
It also emerged that over the past four years, Molly Prince, Close Protection UK's managing director, has headed five firms which filed no accounts and were dissolved.
On Sunday morning, 30 jobseekers and 50 apprentices were told to sleep under London Bridge where they had to change into their security uniform in public, before working a 14-hour shift in the rain. Ms Prince, 46, blamed logistical problems, saying the workers – 30 unpaid and 50 apprentices on £2.80 an hour – should have stayed on the coach that brought them from around the UK before doing their shift. She said: "It was badly handled and for that we have extensively apologised. We're not in the business of exploiting free labour."
It had been known that Close Protection had a contract to provide security at the Olympics – but not that 50 of its workers would also be shepherding spectators to safety in the event of a fire.
The latest accounts for Close Protection UK Ltd, to 31 March 2011, show that the business – which is run out of a small office in Wigan, Lancashire – had total current assets of £35,000 and current liabilities of £185,000.
Lord Prescott, the former Deputy Prime Minister, last night questioned the firm's role in a letter of complaint to Home Secretary Theresa May.
"I want to know how did this company, given its economic background, get a contract to handle fire safety and security," he wrote. Yesterday morning, even before the nature of its role in the safety precautions put in place by the Games organisers was revealed, Lord Prescott asked: "Is this the Olympic model?"
In response, Ms Prince said: "It was a logistics error – they arrived almost two hours early. We take the welfare of our staff and apprentices very seriously. The nature of the work is such that we often sleep on coaches."
A London 2012 spokesperson said: "Close Protection UK is providing some fire marshal services for us. All employees will be paid the London living wage. CPUK was appointed via a competitive tender process."
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Sun Temple, also known as Surya Narayan Temple, is situated in proximity to the Ranakpur Jain Temple. The warriors, horses, and celestial bodies carved on the polygonal wall of the temple represent the artistic excellence of the people of the bygone era. The Lord Sun is shown riding his chariot in this temple. Devotees in large numbers from all around the country visit this temple to seek the blessings of Lord Sun. Devotees can also visit the temple of Amba Mata, which is situated close to the temple of the Sun God.
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Rodman Reservoir good spot unaffected by drought
Published: Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 12:19 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 12:19 p.m.
The middle of a cold winter seldom offers a very wide selection of fish or good fishing spots. When you factor in very low lake levels, the pickings get even slimmer.
It's a sure thing, however, that the best and most dedicated anglers will find the best spots and techniques to produce tight lines.
James Hubbard has found that the best way to battle low water is to go where it isn't low. And, with that in mind, his top fishing hole has been on Rodman Reservoir, a lake unaffected level-wise by drought. Hubbard launched at Kenwood Landing on Wednesday morning, eased out into a bed of lily pads and fished minnows set about two feet under small floats. The Gainesville angler soon had 22 fine specks, including several slabs in the two-pound class. A fat, three-pound catfish filled out Hubbard's good take.
Some bass fishers, too, have chosen Rodman with good results.
Charlie Lawson of Orange Springs and Cajun Perry of Citra fished live shiners under floating Rodman vegetation Friday. Aside from the fun of fishing, the men's trip had another purpose. They were searching for good spots, scouting for an upcoming event that will pair several area guides with Wounded Warriors. The Wounded Warriors organization arranges fishing and hunting trips for combat-wounded veterans. And the warriors that fish with Lawson and Perry are likely to have a great time. Without lingering at any one spot for long, the two men boated and released 12 nice-sized bass, and lost one very large fish that took a jumbo shiner and refused to be pulled from its lair far under a hyacinth raft. Lawson and Perry returned to the river Tuesday, launching at Orange Springs to hunt for more hotspots. On this day they boated seven bass ranging in size from 3 ½ to 6 pounds, along with "lots of jacks and mudfish."
Crystal River is often a strong bet for cold weather fishing. Sunday, the Bassmasters of Gator Country held their first contest of the year there, out of Pete's Pier, on Kings Bay. At take-off that morning, the air temperature was 32-degrees … and it was windy. Still, the bassers managed to locate a good number of willing bigmouths in the clear, spring-fed bay. Billy Dyson Jr. bagged a five-bass tourney limit that weighed 8.69-pounds, and that was just enough to top Chris Prowant's 8.04-pound limit. Twenty five intrepid club members fished the tournament.
Even a lake that has produced precious few notable results for weeks can put out a whopper. Darell Nipper fished on Newnan's Lake last Saturday night, slow-trolling Beetle Spins in the dark for speckled perch. The Gainesville angler did pick up a handful of small specks, but it was the unexpected bite that made the night memorable. Out in the darkness a short distance behind his 12-foot canoe, something took one of Nipper's little spinners. He knew that this was not another panfish. Finally, Nipper wrestled the big fish to the little canoe, and hauled aboard a whopping 9-pound, 2-ounce largemouth bass.
Saltwater fishers in North Florida have just a couple of weeks left to harvest speckled trout before the annual February trout closure. And the Steinhatchee River is still one top-notch place to do the harvesting. Friday, the Victor party from Sharpsburg, Ga., arrived at the Sea Hag Marina in search of the river trout that have been biting for a month. The Georgia men started fishing right at the marina, casting Gulp! and Saltwater Assassin grubs on ¼-ounce jigheads. In just two hours, the four filled limits of very fine trout. While they were pulling in fish, they never left sight of the marina.
The 3rd Santa Fe High School Raider Slam Inshore Tournament was held last Saturday out of Suwannee Cove Marina. On a chilly and windy day, 46 entrants in bay boats, flats boats, airboats and jonboats went after winning freshwater and saltwater fish.
Mark Brady swept the speckled trout division, weighing the biggest single 'speck' (2.74-pounds), and also the heaviest trout limit (6.8-pounds). With his new BillystiX rod, Matt Bednarek took the contest's heaviest redfish at 4.6-pounds.
Hugh Cain caught the top bass, a nice 4.2-pound specimen, but Kevin Walker claimed the prize for the heaviest bigmouth limit, as his combined bass catch weighed 5.6-pounds. The event was successful in raising considerable funds for Santa Fe High School baseball program.
Gary Simpson is a veteran tournament angler who works at The Tackle Box.
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anything that has mass and takes up space
a measure of the amount of matter in an object; a fundamental property of an object that is not affected by the forces that act on the object, such as the gravitational force
a substance that cannot be separated or broken down into simpler substances by chemical means; all atoms of an element have the same atomic number
the smallest unit of an element that maintains the chemical properties of that element
the part of the eukaryotic nucleus where ribosomal RNA is synthesized
a subatomic particle that has a positive charge and that is located in the nucleus of an atom; the number of protons in the nucleus is the atomic number, which determines the identity of an element
a subatomic particle that has no charge and that is located in the nucleus of an atom
atomic number
the number of protons in the nucleus of an atom; the atomic number is the same for all atoms of an element
mass number
the sum of the numbers of protons and neutrons in the nucleus of an atom
a subatomic particle that has a negative charge
a region in an atom where there is a high probability of finding electrons
an atom that has the same number of protons (or the same atomic number) as other atoms of the same element do but that has a different number of neutrons (and thus a different atomic mass)
a substance made up of atoms of two or more different elements joined by chemical bonds
chemical bond
the attractive force that holds atoms or ions together
covalent bond
a bond formed when atoms share one or more pairs of electrons
a group of atoms that are held together by chemical forces; a molecule is the smallest unit of matter that can exist by itself and retain all of a substance's chemical properties
an atom, radical, or molecule that has gained or lost one or more electrons and has a negative or positive charge
ionic bond
the attractive force between oppositely charged ions, which form when electrons are transferred from one atom to another
describes a molecule in which the positive and negative charges are separated
hydrogen bond
the intermolecular force occurring when a hydrogen atom that is bonded to a highly electronegative atom of one molecule is attracted to two unshared electrons of another molecule
the force that holds molecules of a single material together
the attractive force between two bodies of different substances that are in contact with each other
the attraction between molecules that results in the rise of a liquid in small tubes
a homogeneous mixture throughout which two or more substances are uniformly dispersed
the amount of a particular substance in a given quantity of a mixture, solution, or ore
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hydronium ion
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The house is built by Ashton Woods.
The stairway was gorgeous, but my favorite part of the entry were these twin chandeliers (another was directly over my head).
The living room which opened up to the eat-in kitchen. Wasn't crazy about the mirror, but loved the molding on the walls.
The kitchen cabinet uppers were unique with the cases being white and the doors a deep charcoal.
Loved the backsplash running the entire length and height of the wall in the eat-in portion.
More gorgeous tile filling up an entire wall in the powder room. The mirror was pulled away from the wall so it could be lit from behind, which looked amazing with this tile.
The master ceiling looked much better in person.
The master bath walls and floors were entirely covered in marble.
A guest room with a focal wall of molding. This will need to happen in our master. Simple, easy, but a lot of impact.
A plain builder grade mirror was tiled around in the bathroom. Another easy way to update a plain bathroom!
All of the interior doors were deep charcoal with pretty levered handles.
Gorgeous big pavers in the backyard. I've always loved this look. I think it needed more shaded areas though. The back faces west so they're gonna be baking in the summer Texas sun.
Do you see that building in the distance beyond the lake? That's our new HEB they're putting in. I cannot wait for that bad boy to open! The World's Best tortillas are made in that store. No joke.
- Don't forget the walls - Molding or tile was covering a lot of the walls in this house and made a huge visual impact.
- Think outside the cabinet box - We've all seen kitchens mix up the color of their cabinetry (separate colored island, separate colored uppers and lowers), but the deep charcoal doors on the white upper cases was different, awesome, and totally grabbed your attention. Kind of like eyeliner for your cabinets.
- Contrast - Charcoal interior doors with white surrounds, the black ceiling in the entry, master ceiling, bathroom vanities, kitchen cabinets, and even the backyard pavers. It all makes me so happy!
So after I walked through this house I stopped by the model next door. It was a gorgeous house, but it felt so underwhelming and blah after seeing this house. Whomp, whomp, whomp. I felt bad for them. Izzy was with me and said, "Why didn't they make this one cool?" :D


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The SDC and SECO provide regular news and highlights from their projects in Hungary. Besides the latest results and findings you can also find information on important events and short films.
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Exchange between Hungarian and Swiss health professionals
Switzerland, November 2016 – Primary care practitioners in Hungary took part in an exchange with Swiss health professionals from 29 November to 1 December 2016. The goal of the project was to strengthen skills among Hungarian family doctors, nurses, nutritionists and physiotherapists. Some 15 local practitioners were introduced to the challenges facing the Swiss primary care system – the need to develop home care, the expanded role of nurses, and funding. The meeting also helped the Hungarian participants to develop a long-term vision of the model of care being introduced by the project beyond the current support provided by Switzerland.
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Hungary, September 2016 – The progress that has been made with the recently completed Widening Green Kindergarten and Ecoschool movements projects is extremely positive. More than 1,600 schools and kindergartens were certified with the Ecoschool Awards and Green Kindergarten label. This means that over 60,000 children and 2,000 teachers can benefit from environmental education on the curriculum and a learning environment that is close to nature. Children retain experiences with hands-on, practical involvement. Whether going to the woods or the zoo, playing interactive games on the computer in class, or tending the small kindergarten garden – all of this helps improve the environmental awareness of the next generation.
Hungary, Budapest, 4.2.2016 - Switzerland contributes 43% to the Hungarian venture capital fund Euroventures which has invested in the equity of 17 SMEs to date, creating 186 positions for highly qualified workers. One company facilitates car sharing, another has developed an 'intelligent' surgical knife which can analyse tissues – including cancer cells – during surgeries, and a third provides cloud storage with extra data security. Read this publication to find out more about these examples and other success stories.
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Hungary, Kazincbarcika, 11–29.8.2015 – For over a fortnight, Kazincbarcika played host to the Kolorcity Festival. Established in 2013 with Swiss support, the festival offers a range of events such as film screenings, concerts and artistic presentations in parallel with a conference on local economic growth. The festival and the conference also attracted Swiss experts from Régiosuisse and SEREC (regional, economic and territorial development) . Organising cultural activities is part of Switzerland's regional development project. The aim is to support job creation in the region using local resources and potential, through tourism as one example. At the same time, these activities strengthen the local identity and reputation of the Kazincbarcika region in Hungary.
Hungary, Sàtoraljaùjhely, 12–20.09.2015 – As part of the Zemplén regional project, a variety of cultural activities were held in northern Hungary from 12–20 September 2015. One of these was a fair celebrating local products. Unemployment in the Zemplén region is high compared with the national average in Hungary. That is why, with a particular focus on tourism Switzerland is supporting the economy by promoting local resources and potential.


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No shame week is running from June 30 - July 6.
I'm surprised that others have participated so far, so I will link the blogs here since I'm nice and (currently) bored.
If you decide to partake, link it to me and I'll get it listed on here.
chilidogg - I have no shame #53, I have no shame #54, I have no shame #55, I have no shame #56, I have no shame #57, I have no shame dude edition #1, I have no shame dude edition #2
Lunastark - Lunastark's no shame
militaryverterangamer - MVG Has No Shame...At Least Today, MVG Still Has No Shame...But For How Long?, MVG Has No Shame, MVG Has No Shame Pt. 2, 300th Blog and MVG Has No Shame Pt. 3
wa5t3land - Shameless(with her funky smiley face stuff)
ponkilo - Sorry! no shame here. Go look elsewhere
megafire777 - shame isn't an option
Siphen.0 - Oh F*** It, Siph Has No Shame Either
JimHaHohe - Jim's not so secret shame
OGeniusOne - My No Shame Blog (It's a different type of No Shame blog btw)
ZephyrGamgee - No Shame I Guess
bram00 - No Ssshame or Name that Performer!
RageoftheMike - I Have yet to Lose my Shame
alexdanielmajors - Shame? I'll be having none of that!
hypernova1024 - Shame; None Whatsoever!
monteljp10ign - Montel has no SHAME
paleselan - Nintendo Has No Shame!
DarkBlood999 - What's this I keep hearing about having no shame?
gonholio - Gonholio Has No Shame
fliadaloisio - No Shame - Legendary Edition
ShinjiTakeyama - Shamelessness - The Ginger Tip Edition


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Playing basketball visit famous places of the USA!
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What's New in Version 8.0
- Minor fixs
- Removed big sized ADS
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Customer Reviews
Mostly good
It's a pretty good game, a good way to kill some time, but there are some annoying things here. The planes disappear from the sky way too frequently; you can't get bonuses unless you can shoot down the planes. And when you shoot down two planes with one shot, you only get one bonus; if you had shot down those two planes individually, you would get two bonuses; how does that make sense? You get gypped out of bonuses, and thus out of points and higher scores. There's also basically no documentation, so little way to know how shots are scored, how settings work, etc. A little more thought put into development could have made for a really great game. As is, it's just middle of the pack.
Awesome game
Dude omg I had this game since the iPod touch had came along a year later and I would play this game a lot and I'm so surprised it had been still here in the App Store for this long. Thank you apple.
Great game!
I think it's pretty fun you should get it! I like how you get to hit planes with the ball and make a basket at the same time and that's how you get coins with which you can buy different stages...
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- Category: Games
- Updated: Jul 23, 2013
- Version: 8.0
- Size: 43.3 MB
- Language: English
- Seller: Demis Mezirov
- © All rights reserved by Demis Mezirov(c) 2013
Compatibility: Requires iOS 5.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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Stephen Hawking warned that future generations would need to leave the planet to ensure the survival of the species as he picked up a prestigious scientific accolade yesterday.
Professor Hawking, 64, a mathematics professor at the University of Cambridge, said space rockets using the kind of technology seen in Star Trek would be needed to colonise hospitable planets.
His warning came as he collected Britain's highest scientific award, the Royal Society's Copley Medal, previously granted to Charles Darwin, Michael Faraday and Captain James Cook. Professor Hawking, who suffers from motor neurone disease, said he was "honoured" to be in the company of such esteemed men.
The society's president, Lord Rees, said he had contributed "as much as anyone since Einstein to our understanding of gravity".
Professor Hawking also spoke of his desire to go into space, and appealed to the Virgin tycoon, Sir Richard Branson, who is planning a "space tourism" venture, to realise his ambition. "My next goal is to go into space. Maybe Richard Branson will help me," he said.
In an interview with BBC Radio 4, he said scientists may be within 20 years of reaching the prediction in his book, A Brief History of Time, that mankind would one day "know the mind of God" by understanding the laws governing the universe.
He added that this knowledge may be vital to the human race's continued existence. "The long-term survival of the human race is at risk as long as it is confined to a single planet.
"Sooner or later, disasters such as an asteroid collision or nuclear war could wipe us all out. But once we spread out into space and establish independent colonies, our future should be safe. There isn't anywhere like the Earth in the solar system, so we would have to go to another star.
"If we used chemical fuel rockets like the Apollo mission to the moon, the journey to the nearest star would take 50,000 years. This is obviously far too long to be practical, so science fiction has developed the idea of warp drive, which takes you instantly to your destination. Unfortunately, this would violate the scientific law which says that nothing can travel faster than light.
"However, we can still within the law, by using matter/antimatter annihilation, at least reach just below the speed of light. With that, it would be possible to reach the next star in about six years, though it wouldn't seem so long for those on board," he said.
The cult science-fiction series, Star Trek, has featured matter/antimatter annihilation as an explanation for the warp drive which powers spaceships like the Enterprise through vast distances in short periods.
But in reality, some scientists believe the radiation produced when matter and antimatter are brought together could one day be used to accelerate aircrafts close to the speed of light.
Meanwhile, to recognise Professor Hawking's achievements, the British astronaut Piers Sellers carried his medal into space on the July shuttle mission.
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News About Sterling City
2015 Gilgai Stakes Nominations Feature Chautauqua
Defending champion Chautauqua is the headline nomination taken for the Gilgai Stakes 2015 at Flemington Racecourse on Turnbull Stakes Day this Sunday over the long weekend in Melbourne.
The Michael, Wayne & John Hawkes...
Moore's Dual Hong Kong Sprint 2014 Assault
Expat Aussie trainer John Moore is dually represented in the 2014 Hong Kong Sprint field this weekend by two livewire chances in the Sha Tin classic.
Four Group 1 events take place at the track on Sunday for the latest Hong Kong International Race ...
Peniaphobia Cruz-ing for 2014 Hong Kong Sprint Win
Local Hong Kong horseman Tony Cruz is thrilled with the barrier six draw in Sunday's Hong Kong Sprint 2014 for his exciting young colt Peniaphobia.
The three-year-old son of Dandy Man is the youngest chance in the 13 horse field for this year's ...
2014 Hong Kong Sprint Field Features Buffering
Rob Heathcote's four-time Group 1 winning Queensland sprinter Buffering will make his first overseas trip next month, the veteran named as one of 14 hopefuls in this year's Hong Kong Sprint 2014 field.
Dominant Sydney Cup 2015 Target for Moore
Hong Kong-based expat Aussie horseman John Moore has revealed plans to travel down under this coming autumn with two of his stable stars including likely 2015 Sydney Cup hopeful Dominant.
The Hong Kong Vase winning Cacique stallion struggled on a too-firm Sha ...
Top Hong Kong Horses Could Feature in The Championships 2015
The Championships in Sydney during the autumn could get a lot more exciting with the news leading Hong Kong trainer John Moore wants to bring some of his horses to the race series.
Hong Kong Sprint 2013 Showdown for Power Stablemates
It's shaping up as an exciting clash of the Irish-trained stablemates at Sha Tin this Sunday, December 8, with the Edward Lynam-trained duo Sole Power and Slade Power facing off against a crack field in the Hong Kong International Race Day classic.
A 14-horse field of short distance specialists is set to square off in this year's edition of ...
Lucky Nine And Lord Kanaloa Headline 2013 Hong Kong Sprint Final Field
Lucky Nine was unable to add another Group 1 victory to his impressive racing resume in Australia during the 2013 Spring Racing Carnival but will have the chance to score his second Hong Kong Sprint victory at Sha Tin on Sunday after being included in the final field for the Group 1 event.


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Er, wrong resolution.
Okay, the behavior of Presto is similar, but Gecko 1.9.x et Webkit are a behavior different. It is strange to see like that with floating ojects.
I filed https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=57730
I think that creating a stacking context is not enough for z-index to apply. For example, z-index does not apply to an element with opacity:0.5 but position:static.
OK. Note that Opera, IE9, and we all apply z-index to transformed content (presumably because the spec says it needs to act like position:relative). I guess we should see where the discussion on www-style ends up.


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Apply for controlled atmosphere storage grants
- From:
- Rural Payments Agency, Rural Development Programme for England Network, and Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs
- Part of:
- Countryside Productivity Scheme and Access to the countryside
- Published:
- 9 March 2015
Apply for a grant to install controlled atmosphere storage for fruit and vegetables, under the Countryside Productivity Scheme.
Arable or horticultural farmers can apply to RPA for a grant to install controlled atmosphere storage.
Applicants must be a farming business. Separate business entities whose business activity is purely for the storage and/or processing of agricultural produce are not eligible for this grant.
Controlled atmosphere storage can help to maintain the quality of produce in stores.
This grant is part of the Countryside Productivity Scheme.
How much funding is available
Applicants can apply for a grant worth up to 40% of the total eligible costs of the proposal. This grant is a large grant – applications must be for between £35,000 and £1,000,000.
What the grant will fund
Applicants can apply for funding to build new fruit and vegetable storage areas (not packing and grading equipment) which allow them to monitor and control the temperature and atmospheric gasses.
Any building which the applicant proposes to erect must have a rainwater harvesting system. Applicants can apply for funding for these costs.
Costs that are not eligible for funding
Grain stores are not eligible for funding.
Read a list of other costs that are not eligible for any Countryside Productivity grants.
How to apply
Read the overview about how to apply for Countryside Productivity grants.
Applicants need to:
- register with the Rural Payments online service (if they have not already done so)
- complete an outline application form
- send it to the RPA – read about how to send applications
If an outline application is successful, RPA will ask applicants to fill out a large grant full application form and send it to them, along with supporting evidence.
Evidence to send with an application
Find out what evidence you need to send with any Countryside Productivity large grant full application.
After applying
Find out:
- what happens after applying
- what to do if an application is successful
- what to do if an application is unsuccessful
Other grants
Find out what other equipment is eligible for grants under the Countryside Productivity Scheme.
Applicants can apply for multiple small grants in one application, or multiple large grants in one application.
Applicants can't apply for a mix of small and large grants in one application.
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- Curtis Mfg. v Plasti-Clip 933 F.Supp.107 (1995 D.NH) Unfair competition/Conversion
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- Lecturer on intellectual property and licensing for the Executive Licensing Society.
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Mr. Hodes is admitted to practice in the New Hampshire Supreme Court, New Hampshire Superior Court System, New Hampshire Probate Court System, the United States District Court for New Hampshire and the United States Court of Appeals for the 1st District.
Attorney Hodes is a member of the American Association of Retired Persons Legal Services Network. He is also a frequent lecturer with regard to estate planning, financial planning and topics involving probate and probate avoidance.
Legal Affiliations
- New Hampshire Bar Association since 1976
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Community Involvement
- Special Olympics Volunteer for over 19 years
- Member and former director of Bedford NH Rotary International 1987-1997
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- Director of the Temple Adath Yeshurun Brotherhood
- Member of the Londonderry Zoning Board of Adjustment 1981-1985
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- Boston University, LLM Masters of Tax 1988
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Vintage rare 1930's Mah Jong Mahjong set 165 tiles
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- Item Category: Toys, Dolls, Games & Puzzles
- Source: eBay
- Sold Date: Mar 01, 2013
- Channel: Auction House
what ya see is what you get
if you are looking at this, you aready know what it is :)
it was my grandmother's, not used in years
you should be able to see the condition in all the picks, looks pretty good to me.
165 tiles
they are all about 2mm x 3mm x 1.1mm
one of them (the extra 'n' tile, the bottom one in that pic) is slightly different and is 2mm x 3mm x 1mm. must be from a different set or something.
there are 6 dice, 5 racks and two keys (i'm not sure if the keys work), but the latch open and close/lock very well
i don't know anything about mah jong :)


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Cool paint job better than all the others' ship's hauls
Sail Date: September 27, 2013
Reviewed: 3 years ago
Traveled As: Couple
Room Type: Inside
Not bad.
I cashed in on a cheap deal from Travelzoo.
The base price was only $160 or the 3day from Miami to Bahamas.
Likes and dislikes.
The likes...
#1 I liked the price.
#2 I liked the private island thing, (first time for a private island stop for us)
We were there late Sept, so the water was warm and the air was hot, so as long as you were in the water drinkin' booze..it was great.
#3 I liked that I ultimately didn't step off the boat until 9ish am, even though the dock time back @ Miami was 7am... I didn't feel rushed off.
#4 I liked the "open dining thing", I think.
We didn't know exactly what to expect. My wife and I only went into the more formal dining area twice, but it was pleasant both times, and both times, they seated us together alone.
#5 Bed and pillows were compfy in our basic room on 6 foward. We slept well.
#6 1st time I've seen real steel drums on a ship before. I like dat.
The dislikes...
#1 The cafeteria food in general was not as good as RC. The variety was less.. alot of hamburgers and hot dogs.
I like my grub alot. I was always looking for something better.
Would have loved to had some ribs. Finally found them on day two @ the private island chow line, and they were really good. Salad bar in cafeteria was just a little beyond basic, I thought....Not elaborate like Fogo De Chao, Or the salads they make for you on RC in the formal dining areas @ lunchtime.
#2 On day 1, my wife and I elected to partipate in an optional PubCrawl for $25 each. It was very dissapointing. Our 'leader' ran us through the cafeteria where it was impossible to keep the group together without colliding into people, carrying plates of food. He wasn't smart enough to have us put our hands on each other's hips to "form a train" and "sing the locomotion" in order to keep us together. So I did it myself when he lead us to the next stop and had many in the group doing it and singing it. I don't think he liked me much after that. He was from Canada and I think his head might have been square. The actual drinks on the pubcrawl were in small plastic cups... lame. especially for $5 each. I liked 1 or 2 of the drinks of the 5, and many of the drinks were not drank by others in the group at all. He made us yell "whoo" alot, so as to have, and/or appear to have... fun.
Near the end of our pubcrawl, he told us he was running late & had to go to his next event and he told us how we could get our last drink ourselves.. It felt cheap, and would have been more appropriately priced at $5 for the whole thing.
#3 The TV in our "basic room" was a 13" analog TV. It worked well if you turned down the volume and used it for a night light, though..
#4 Not very good sports bar(s). Specifically, either have more than one, or have a one big sports bar. They need bigger, better TV's, more of them, and more seating.
Would I do it again?
Oh, I doubt it, and yet I wonder if it would have been all-around better if had been a 7 day cruise. Guess I'll have to see what RC's 3day is like to know.
love, SmellyKel,.. Maryland
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text: So I have installed Windows 7 on my computer and it takes me all the way to the desktop. Then when I go to boot from the hard drive I get "AMD data change....update new data to DMI." What does this mean and what are my options for fixing it so that I can properly run windows on my computer. My computer is a new custim built. MB is a Gigabyte MA785GMT-Ud2H Processor: AMD Phenon II x2 550 Black Hard Drive: 250 MGT 4 GB RAM Trying to Run Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit Thanks for any help


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Your anxiety doesn't have to be a normal way of being. Your negative feelings about food and your body are do not have to be your identity anymore. It's time to get the support that you need to finally make the changes you keep promising you will make. Change does not happen unless you do something different. Beginning therapy can be a first step you take to empower yourself.
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Change is not a cookie cutter process that is the same for every person. A lot of factors are involved when I discuss with a new client how often and how long they should be in therapy. Here are a few:
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2. What has change been like for you in the past? Are you someone who embraces change or tries to avoid it? Do you only make changes during a crisis and then fall back into your old patterns? What helped you to get through difficult times in the past?
3. How much of a priority can therapy be for you right now? We all have very busy lives and things that can take our attention away from our personal growth. Work schedules, family obligations, and anything else going on in your live at times can make it difficult to consistently keep time open for therapy.
All of these things may mean that you could a few months of therapy and notice a big difference in how you are feeling. Or you may need to be in therapy longer to truly understand yourself and distance yourself from thoughts, behaviors and relationships that don't work for you anymore. For new clients I recommend weekly appointments to start. For some people, coming 2-3 times a week to therapy provides more support and allows for deeper self-understanding.
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Rob Zombie to Hold Live Video Chat on Friday, August 8
Rob Zombie will be hosting a live video chat on Friday August 8 at 1 pm EST. The event will stream on RZ-31.com where fans will be able to watch live as the rocker-filmmaker discusses his new horror movie, '31'--Zombie recently announced that the a crowd-funding campaign to finance the project.
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My father died of prostate cancer and I want to do everything possible to avoid getting it. He developed his first symptoms in his late fifties, but it took a couple of years before cancer was diagnosed. What is the likelihood that I will get it? What can I do to prevent it? Is it linked to diet?
Dr Fred Kavalier answers your health question:
Prostate cancer is now the most common cancer diagnosed in men in the UK. According to Cancer Research UK, it accounts for one in five of all new male cancers diagnosed. Although many young and middle-aged men worry about prostate cancer, it is largely a disease that affects older men. About two-thirds of cases occur in men of 70 and over, and below the age of 50 it is rare. About one in 13 men will develop prostate cancer at some time in their lives, but only about one in 25 will die from it. It is often said that you are much more likely to die with prostate cancer than from it. Although no prostate cancer genes have yet been discovered, the disease does sometimes seem to run in families. For someone like you, who has a close relative (a father, brother or son) who has had prostate cancer, the risk of developing it is increased two- or threefold compared with someone who has no relatives with prostate cancer. Men who have more than one close relative with prostate cancer are at even higher risk. What can you do to prevent it? There are a few dietary measures that seem to help. Taking more selenium in the diet may reduce your risk. Pulses, such as lentils, and tomatoes (which contain a chemical called lycopene) also offer a protective effect. For almost all cancers, a diet high in fruit and vegetables is beneficial. There is a continuing debate about whether it is worthwhile having the prostate specific antigen (PSA)-screening blood test. One of the problems with prostate cancer is that it is sometimes so mild as to make the treatment worse than the disease. If you want to read more about the pros and cons of PSA screening, consult: www.cancerbacup.org.uk.
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Melbourne, Oct 23 (UNI) Former Test captain Richie Benaud's Baggy Green cap is expected to fetch up to 25,000 dollar at an auction next month.
Benaud led Australia from 1958 for 28 Tests and never lost a series.
His cap goes under the hammer at Leski Auctions here on November 5 and is expected to sell for between 20,000 and 25,000 dollars.
Auctioneer Charles Leski said Benaud was one of the few sporting greats in Australia to carve out an international career as a broadcaster.
''He is arguably the most influential person in world cricket, not only as an inspirational player and leader but also through his work as a commentator for the Nine Network and the BBC,'' Leski said.
Baggy green caps belonging to Sam Loxton, Mark Waugh and Geoff Marsh will also be offered for sale at the auction.
The following day, the same auction house will sell a 120-year-old ticket from the first international rugby union match, between England and NSW as well as an Olympic torch from the 1956 Melbourne Games.


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Great Ports Of Call
Sail Date: March 18, 2012
Reviewed: 5 years ago
Traveled As: Family (young children)
Room Type: Inside
Pros: Verry Freindly Staff
Cons: Inside cabin could hear other cabin conversations
Recommends Norwegian Dawn? Yes!
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