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CEFCO Stores Deli Employee job in Marion, MS
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- CEFCO Stores
- Job Title
- Deli Employee
- Job Type
- Full-time, Part-time
- Est. Wages
- $8.04 to $12.64 per hour (Snag Est. )
- Location
- 5211 Dale Drive
Marion, MS 39342
- Last Active
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Deli Employee
CEFCO Convenience Stores are looking for strong Deli Employee to join our team! The Deli Employee accountable for all daily functions of the food service operation. We are looking for individuals who love customer service and strive to provide a positive interaction with each and every customer!
At The Fikes Companies, our Mission is to build a highly successful company which our employees are proud of, our customers value, and the communities we serve can count on.
• Provides best in class customer service to each and every customer.
• Prepares food to accurate recipe in a timely manner.
• Adheres to proper food handling, safety, and sanitation standards while preparing food.
• Demonstrates a complete understanding of menu items.
• Operates cash register.
• Demonstrates and promotes teamwork.
• Follows directions toward the attainment of restaurant sales and profitability goals.
• Operates all equipment safety and efficiently.
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Job Requirements
* 6 months experience in fast food or similar position.
* Must be able to thrive in a fast-paced, ever-changing environment.
* Strong customer service skills.
* Able to work nights, weekends and holidays, as needed.
* Able to bend down, stoop and stand for 8 hours at a time.
* Ability to lift, pull and/or push up to 30 lbs.
* Able to pass a criminal background investigation.
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Posted: 2018-11-17


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Botanical Interests Seeds has the most beautiful catalog. Not only do I grow their seeds, I recycle their catalogs. Sitting on my repurposed twin headboard bench, sits the aqua birdhouse embellished with little hearts.
Up there on Flowergardengirl's porch and just to the left of the front door, sits a little birdhouse made by Anna. With the help of her son, Chris, they hammered, sawed, painted, glued and laughed like crazy to create this cute little chick house.
Sitting on a plant bench made by my husband— is the cutest little tin roofed bird house made from the leftover wood of her little shed, Copper Top Cottage. The twin headboard is one from our early married years. I'm glad I saved it.
The hearts are cutouts from the Botanical Interests Seed catalogs and the scrolls and such are wallpaper stencils leftover from another home project. I applied the hearts with Modge Podge. The stencils are rub-ons.
Painted hearts and such are glass paint.
The aqua paint was leftover from my Copper Top Cottage project. The whole birdhouse was varnished when done.
The Botanical Interests seed catalog offers the perfect sized art for these smaller projects. They are so colorful.
Don't forget to add a door for clean out.
To add a really worn look, I slightly sanded the hearts after they were applied with Modge Podge.
That's a two inch opening cause this is for display. I suppose a bluebird would like the home but the opening is too big for smaller birds. Check online for the right size opening if this is specific for certain species.
Some of the flowers at my front door this year are a gift from Ball Horticulture. They are doing very well. The marigold is called 'Bonanza Deep Orange'. Just to the left is Petunia Shock Wave 'Coral Crush'. I love that 'Coral Crush' immensely. The petunia down and to the left is one I purchased but also a Wave–'Neon Rose'.
I'm pretty sure the coreopsis is: 'Redshift' from this article I did some time ago. It will turn a more burgundy as shown in the article. This is a good photo to show you how the 'Neon Rose' and 'Coral Crush' differ in color. Hopefully you can see the coral color coming through.
The hydrangeas on the left of my porch are just about to bust wide open. Thanks for visiting NC today. It was nice having you at my home. I'm in zone 7a.
Below, are my back gardens last year when I grew 'Summer Solstice' by Botanical Interests–love their catalog and their seeds.


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Champaign County and Cook County are now issuing marriage licenses in Illinois
February 26, 2014
It's been a big week for the freedom to marry in Illinois: On Friday, a federal judge in the state ruled in Lee v. Orr, a class-action lawsuit brought by Lambda Legal, that Cook County must begin issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples immediately since the anti-marriage ban in the state is unconstituional.
In November the Illinois state legislature passed the freedom to marry and Gov. Quinn signed the bill into law - but the freedom to marry wasn't set to take effect until June 2014, and the same-sex couples involved in the lawsuit made the case that there was no reason these loving families should have to wait to marry.
Same-sex couples began marrying on Friday afternoon in Cook County, which includes the city of Chicago. Nearly one hundred couples married on Friday in Cook County.
Lambda Legal reacted this weekend, with Christopher Clark, counsel for the organization saying: "The wait is over! We are thrilled that the court recognized the unfairness of forcing same-sex couples to wait for months to marry. Justice has prevailed and full equality is no longer delayed for Illinoisans who wish to marry in Cook County before June 1st."
Today, February 26, the county clerk in Champaign County also began issuing marriage licenses. Buzzfeed reports:
Clerk Gordy Hulten of Champaign County in Central Illinois, told BuzzFeed he would immediately issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples and that one same-sex couple had already come and gone with a license from his office Wednesday morning.
Hulten said that although the effects of the ruling on other counties is unclear, he and county attorneys found it applies to Champaign County because Johnson Coleman found that the state's marriage ban on its face is unconstitutional and violates the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
"The Illinois Attorney General and the Cook County Clerk were parties to the suit," Hulten said in a statement. "The precise effect of the ruling on other Illinois counties is unclear. However, after consulting with State's Attorney Julia Rietz, I have come to the conclusion that the rationale of the case applies to all citizens of Illinois and that Champaign County residents should have no fewer Constitutional rights than those in Cook County."
Last year, Freedom to Marry worked as a key partner with Illinois Unites for Marriage, the coalition working to pass the marriage bill in Illinois. Freedom to Marry provided strategic guidance and counsel on all aspects of the legislative campaign, in addition to managing the digital strategy for Illinois Unites and supporting newspaper and radio advertisements. Through the Win More States Fund, Freedom to Marry has channeled resources to Illinois to support grassroots field organizing and paid advertising.
We congratulate all of the happy same-sex couples and their families in Cook County and Champaign County celebrating this big week in Illinois!


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Up to 4,500 people in B.C. are carrying the HIV virus unawares — and spreading it, health officials believe.
"Of all people who have HIV, probably about a quarter don't know it," says Dr. Reka Gustafson, a medical health officer for the Vancouver Coastal Health region. "One of the main reasons for that is we don't test for HIV as much as we should. There are very few screening tests that have such a great potential for benefit, both for the individual and for their community.
"We haven't really incorporated HIV testing into the medical care that people are already receiving. We're missing too many opportunities to recommend tests to people. It isn't that people are avoiding HIV testing. It just doesn't cross their mind."
Official estimates of the number of unwitting HIV carriers range from 2,500 to 4,500. More than half of new HIV infections in B.C. are transmitted by people who don't know they carry the virus, Gustafson says.
Six months ago, St. Paul's hospital staff began suggesting to all patients, regardless of age or condition, that they receive an HIV test. So far, 10 people who hadn't known they were infected have tested positive, says Miriam Stewart, a St. Paul's program director.
Now, as part of a pilot project also involving family doctors, walk-in clinics and mental-health facilities, the hospital's emergency department is taking a further step to identify HIV victims. "Point of care" tests will soon be offered in the department, providing results in about a minute.
"It's a big deal in an emergency department, because that's a department that sees a lot of people," Gustafson says.
Adding to the benefit for patients is the position of St. Paul's as an international leader in HIV/AIDS research and treatment. "If you get that diagnosis," Gustafson says, "the thing you need right away is people that can provide excellent care."
Untreated, HIV infection leads to what doctors used to call AIDS, but is now often referred to as "advanced HIV disease" because the symptoms and their effects are so variable. The virus cripples the immune system and causes an inflammatory response. Those carrying the virus may suffer brain damage, cardiovascular disease, cancer and "opportunistic infections" by other bacteria and other viruses, and will usually die if not treated, Gustafson says.
Identifying infected people helps stop the spread of the disease, and allows victims to start receiving treatment.
"Treatment actually has a profound effect on both how long people live, but also whether they transmit it," Gustafson says, adding that the anti-HIV drug regime is much more effective when patients start it relatively soon after infection.
St. Paul's emergency serves the Downtown Eastside, and although drug-addicted slum-dwellers face a high HIV risk, needle-using addicts make up only 18 per cent of B.C.'s HIV-infected, Gustafson says. Gay men, at 45 per cent, make up the largest group of HIV victims. Heterosexuals come next at 27 per cent.
The new protocol of recommending HIV tests to all patients has also been implemented at Mount St. Joseph Hospital and Vancouver General Hospital. At all three facilities, 92 per cent of patients asked agree to have a test, Gustafson says. "It's important that people can say 'No,'" she says. "Few do."
HIV testing should be "part of preventive health care for everybody," Gustafson says. "Any sexually active person should get tested."
Pharmaceutical advances mean that some HIV patients need take only one pill a day, Gustafson says, adding that people receiving effective treatment are 96 per cent less infectious than those untreated.
"If you're HIV-positive today and you know it and you are treated, you can live to a nearly normal life span," Gustafson says. "You can have relationships, you can have jobs, you can have children.
"Humans are sexual beings and an HIV diagnosis doesn't mean the end of that."
The reference above to "drug-addicted slum-dwellers" is The Province's characterization alone and is not the view of Dr. Reka Gustafson or St. Paul's Hospital.


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One of the most anticipated games of this year's E3 and the upcoming fall season is Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts, the follow-up to the beloved platforming series born by Rare for Nintendo and now coming to the Xbox 360 for Microsoft. The title is somewhat of an enigma at present, combining racing and platforming in a strange way, but a new development with the title suggests that it may be one of the first confirmed games to use Microsoft's rumored motion control peripheral.
In an IGN video walkthrough of the title, creative director Ken Lobb let slip a descriptive statement that has all but confirmed the presence of some kind of motion control device for the title. In the still below, taken from the IGN video, Lobb demonstrates that you can manipulate objects, such as this crane, by moving the controller. In this case, you can shake the controller to shake out goods from the container.
"The primary function that Kazooie has in the game is she carries this wrench and the wrench is used for many different things," Lobb explains during an action segment. "One of the things that the wrench is used for is to turn these devices. So you basically grab with the wrench and then you twist the controller around and it'll move different things in the game."
Rumors of Xbox 360 motion control have been mounting steadily since the beginning of the year—many are expecting Microsoft to roll out some kind of new first-party controller at the company's E3 press conference next Monday. Banjo-Kazooie may become all-the-more desirable if this actually pans out—especially if the game, which appears to rely on motion control, comes packed with the device.


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Hey Angie,
Thank you for sharing this. I was wondering if you or anyone reading this has any resources for deprogramming. Phone counselling would be great.
I was led through a variety of cultish religions and beliefs throughout my life. Growing up, my family members were extremely Catholic. My mother also believed in the occult and freaky things like contacting spirits and house hauntings. As an older child, she told me I was a witch, that our whole family is, and that scared the crap out of me since I'd been raised to fear witches. Soon I was able to switch my beliefs to follow hers but her beliefs kept changing and she always was gullible to the psychics, healers, and she believed it so strongly that I was indoctrinated, too. She later went back to Christianity, including the belief of experienceing Divine presense and freaky stuff like that, and I felt it was a betrayal to the other beliefs she'd taught me. At the same time, my best friend was a born-again evangelical and spent a few years drumming extreme Christian thought in my head.
I really started to break down mentally. I couldn't handle having all these beliefs in my head. As "trusting" and "blind faith" had been such virtues and ideals in my family, I felt I'd become so malleable that I would believe any and every new religion or cult I was introduced to. I believed there was a Christian god, I believed all the Hindu gods were real, I believed one could meditate and "commune" with Siddhartha, I believed there was a pagan Goddess and God (but I was afraid of them because I thought the rituals were real), I believed all the Greek gods and goddesses used to exist but they'd changed form. The scariest part was that I believed in "magick" and "Aleister Crowly" and people who tried to teach me how to manipulate energy and make an "energy ball." I was terrified of black magic and evil spirits. I was convinced people could read my mind (someone actually did it very accurately when I was young and ever since I had a phobia of so-called mind readers.)
I've had other trauma in my life and have worked with psychologists, but when they'd try to "ground" me during my phobia it didn't work, because in my "reality" the "evil spirits" were still there. What I needed was convincing that all that scary stuff wasn't real.
Over the past two months I've done a lot of reading and I now consider myself an Atheist, but I still get triggered into being afraid of the "otherworldly." My therapist specializes in trauma, but not in deprogramming or cults. I'd love to find someone who could help with this.
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Sonia Sotomayor made history Monday as the nation's first Latina justice today, taking an active role in her first-ever case as she asked as many questions as her Supreme Court counterparts, not hesitating to take part in courtroom discussion.
In a case about how long police must honor a suspect's request for an attorney, Sotomayor was equally as vocal as Chief Justice John Roberts, the Washington Post reported. The case was her first in her first term as Supreme Court Justice.
Sotomayor's only amateur move? Occasionally forgetting to turn her microphone on before she spoke.
Business issues dominated the high court's agenda, with cases testing whether the financial crisis has made justices more willing to accept stepped-up government regulation, The New York Times reported. The court this term will also examine the constitutionality of urban handgun bans and juvenile life sentences.
"It's like when you were little and a new kid joined the class," Stephen Wermiel, a constitutional law professor at American University told The Associated Press. "There was always a little air of excitement or anticipation because you didn't know how it would change the dynamic."
Meanwhile, retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor expressed disappointment over the weekend that some of her decisions on abortion, campaign finance and affirmative action have been "dismantled" since her retirement, USA Today reported. "If you think you've been helpful, and then it's dismantled, you think, 'Oh, dear,'" she said in a panel discussion. "But life goes on. It's not always positive."
Get more: MSNBC, New York Times, USA Today, The Washington Post


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I came up with another approach to work around the problem of browsers caching WWW authentication credentials and creating logout problems. While most browsers have some kind of way to wipe this information, I prefer having my website to take care of the task instead of relying on the user's sanity.
Even with Lalit's method of creating a random realm name, it was still possible to get back into the protected area using the back button in Firefox, so that didn't work. Here's my solution:
Since browsers attach the credentials to specific URLs, use virtual paths where a component of the path is actually a PHP script, and everything following it is part of the URI, such as:
By choosing a different number for the last component of the URL, browsers can be tricked into thinking that they are dealing with a completely different website, and thus prompting the user for credentials again.
Note that using a random, unrestricted number will still allow the user to hit the back button to get back into the page. You should keep track of this number in a server-side file or database and regenerate it upon each successful login, so that the last number(s) become invalid. Using an invalid number might result in a 403 response or, depending on how you feel that day, a 302 to a nasty website.
Care should be taken when linking from the page generated in this case, since relative links will be relative to the virtual and non-existant directory rather than the true script directory.


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Strands and Stitches will celebrate its 20th anniversary from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday.
The store, at 1516 S. Coast Hwy. is owned by locals Doña Harman, Lisa Triebwasser and Cindy Hartman, assisted by Willa Cather and Eileen Ross.
"Anyone who wishes us a happy anniversary before a purchase of yarn or a needlework canvas is rung up will receive a 10% discount on Saturday," Harman said.
Mira Cole of Baah! Yarns will attend the event and teach a one-hour class on her popular peacock shawl design, starting at 4 p.m. in the garden behind the shop. Two of Cole's long-time designers will offer needlework tips from noon to 2:30 p.m.
Light refreshments will be served.
For more information, call (949) 497-5648.
— Barbara Diamond
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In sports, everyone is a winner—some people just win better than others. Like visiting players at Citizens Bank Park, who, since the Taser incident, are apparently the last line of defense against fans on the field.
During the seventh inning of last night's game, a fan in a full-body red Lycra suit charged out of the stands. For whatever reason, sports fans love the Green Man from It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia, Philly fans especially. But the Red Man, a team-centric iteration, is a welcome twist.
Which doesn't mean he's not interrupting the game, and annoying thousands of people by running on the field.
But since Steve Consalvi took 1200 volts, cops aren't allowed to give chase at Citizens Bank Park. It's left to security — aged, uninterested security. And they didn't disappoint, giving us a few quality faceplants while failing to apprehend the Red Man.
So Matt Diaz stepped in. With the nimblest of moves, he took him down.
It's no Mike Curtis full body block on a drunken fan. But in this post-Tom Gamboa world, you don't want to take the risk that a fan could hurt you (even if the Lycra hides absolutely nothing).
I said, 'This is dangerous, if he comes back I'll try to tackle him,'" Diaz said. "Well, he came back and I didn't want to get hurt and I didn't want him to get hurt. So I just stuck out my foot and he hit it and then he got right back up and their security guy crushed him.
"I figured the guy would rather me trip him rather than get tased."
Diaz got a standing ovation from the Philadelphia fans. Easy to do when you're up three games, soon to be four.


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Big East M5: 12.04.13 EditionPosted by Dan Lyons on December 4th, 2013
- What was supposed to be a promising season for a young, talented Providence team has gone off the rails a bit as suspensions and injuries have reared their ugly heads. Ed Cooley lost Kris Dunn to injury for Sunday night's showdown with national power Kentucky, while freshmen Brandon Austin and Rodney Bullock remain suspended indefinitely. All three players, especially Dunn and Austin, were expected to be major contributors for a Friars squad looking for an NCAA berth, but for now Cooley has to dance with the players that brought him: "I'm going to coach the team that's on the bus."
- So Feast Week was fun, right? Well next year's slate of exotic star-studded tournaments should also be a good one. Georgetown and Butler have signed on to play in next year's Battle 4 Atlantis, where they will have a chance to face North Carolina, UCLA, Florida, Wisconsin, Oklahoma and UAB. This is the second straight year where there will be some potential for all-Big East tournament match-ups, after Creighton and Marquette nearly faced off in the finals of this year's Wooden Legacy. Conference realignment is the gift that keeps on giving, it appears. While UNC, Florida, UCLA and the like are tough potential opponents, one Casual Hoya commenter looked on the bright side of this slate:
- God'sgift Achiuwa hasn't made a huge impact for St. John's on the court this season — the forward is averaging 1.4 points in 7.7 minutes per game for the Red Storm — but he's doing great things off the court in his community. 'Gift' is among 201 nominees for the 2014 Allstate NABC and WBCA Good Works Teams. A St. John's release further details all of the great things that Achiuwa and the rest of the Red Storm are involved in around New York City:"In 2012-13 Achiuwa and members of the men's basketball team participated in more than 131 hours of community service, volunteering their time at the St. John's Bread and Life Soup Kitchen, the San Francisco Food Bank, the annual Red Storm Dribble For The Cure benefiting the Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, the St. Nicholas of Tolentine Men's Shelter and in the Community Mayor program. The 2013 Dribble For The Cure raised $70,000 for pediatric cancer research in the New York area bringing its three-year total to $120,000."
While basketball is why we're all here at Rush the Court, it's always great to hear about the human stories and incredible acts of charity that so many of these players are involved with.
- Butler wasn't picked by many to finish very high in the Big East this season, but the Bulldogs have done a great job managing a tough schedule thus far. Indy Star took a look at how each of the Big East teams have fared so far this season, and how the Bulldogs stack up, relatively speaking. At 5-2 with the '2' being a two-point overtime loss to LSU and a near take-down of a star-laden Oklahoma State team, Butler has impressed: "Butler accomplished something in Orlando, even if it won't show up in their season record: They proved they can play with anyone in the country. Simply put, they looked like an NCAA Tournament team, and that's something few expected to hear about this Bulldog team."
- Villanova is the talk of the conference right now coming off an impressive Battle 4 Atlantis win over a possible national championship contender in Kansas and another ranked team in Iowa. The Wildcats have a deep group of talented perimeter players, headlined by Kansas-game hero Ryan Arcidiacono and swingman James Bell, who is having a breakout season, but Jay Wright believes it is Rice transfer Dylan Ennis who has made all the difference for his club: "He shocked me. He played with great composure. He didn't force shots. He was really impressive." Ennis averaged 12 points, three rebounds, and two assists at Atlantis — his first three games of the season — and was especially effective from long range, knocking down eight of his 12 three point attempts. Nova's schedule now becomes very Philly-centric, with games against Penn, Saint Joseph's, and La Salle over the next few weeks, but the biggest match-up for Ennis comes on December 28 when he travels to the Carrier Dome for a showdown with his little brother Tyler, who has been excellent so far this season as the starting point guard for the Orange.


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The Georgia Southwestern women's basketball team gave No. 20 USC Aiken all they could handle Saturday afternoon at the Storm Dome, but the Pacers came away with the 71-68 Peach Belt Conference victory.
GSW (5-7, 0-5 PBC) had six players record double figure outings led by Jamilah Sharp, who had 13 points and six rebounds. Brandi Burris added 10 points, Arile Hadley and Whitley Wiltz chipped in 11 apiece and Brittany Reynolds and Nadirah Gardner each scored 10 for the Lady Hurricanes..
Satu Leppanen was one of four Pacers in double figures. Meredith Legg finished with 15 points. Morgan Johnson had 12 points and Megan Starnes added 11 for USCA.
USC Aiken (12-3, 4-1 PBC) controlled the first 10 minutes of the game, building a 15 point lead (27-12) with 9:30 to go in the first stanza. However, Southwestern scored on six of their following seven possessions to cap a 14-2 run and eventually tied the contest for the first time at 32-32 with 2:14 left in the first half.
The Lady Hurricanes took their first lead of the contest under a minute later at 34-32. A Brittany Reynolds lay-up with 15 seconds left in the first stanza gave GSW a 38-36 lead at the intermission.
The second half started much the same way that the first half ended with the Hurricanes continuing to push their lead. Georgia Southwestern was able to extend its lead to as much as 10 points in the opening minutes of the second period, taking a 50-40 lead with just over 16 minutes left in the game.
The Hurricanes were unable to score on three straight trips down the floor and USCA capitalized, going on an 11-1 run tie the game at 51-51.
The Pacers took the lead back shortly thereafter at 53-51 after Leppanen was able to break free on a back door cut and hit an easy lay-up.
Georgia Southwestern would then go on a 10-3 spurt of their own to take the lead back at 61-56 with 8:21 left in the contest.
The Pacers would not let the Hurricane lead last, going on a 6-1 run over the next four minutes to tie the game at 62-62. The Pacers would get the lead back at 64-62 with 4:14 left in the game and hold from that point forward to earn the three-point victory. Southwestern had a chance to tie the game at the final buzzer, but Gardner's three-point attempt hit the back of the rim, giving the Pacers their fifth straight win.
GSW travels to No. 21-ranked Clayton State on Wednesday.
PICTURED: Jamilah Sharp
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Real Money, Real Investments – Giving $20,000 to First Graders
by Him • March 31, 2008 • Tagged: charity, chicago, kids  • Comments
When I was 6 years old, I had many things to worry about. How would I avoid being picked last in kickball? How would I avoid being caught in a game of "tag"? What did I bring to lunch that would be an attractive item to swap for something better? Ah, the trials and tribulations of being a 1st grader.
But what about worrying about what's happening with your $20,000 portfolio? A lucky group of first graders at a Chicago high school now get to add "I" – investing – to the 3 R's.
Ariel Community Academy was established in 1996 by Ariel Capital Management, a Chicago money-management firm. Each 1st grade class at the school is given $20,000; the money at that point is mostly managed by employees of Ariel Capital Management, but the kids are briefed about what's happening with the portfolio along the way. When the kids reach 6th grade the decisions are eventually turned over to them. Upon graduation from 8th grade, the initial $20,000 go back to the incoming 1st grade class; the profits can either be donated, invested, or pocketed, depending on the kids' decision.
These kids are extremely lucky to get this kind of experience. I shudder to think what I would have invested in when I was in 1st grade! $20,000 sure does buy a LOT of ring pops….


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With a steadily-improving group of returning gymnasts and a talented newcomer, the Warwick Vets gymnastics team knew before the season began that it would be more competitive than it's been in recent years.
Expected or not, though, the 'Canes couldn't hide their excitement when the potential came to life on Sunday.
Hosting Exeter/West Greenwich and North Smithfield in the season opener, the 'Canes put up 120.5 points to beat both teams and start the year 2-0. Already, that's more wins than the 'Canes have had in the last three years, combined. Vets went 1-9 in the 2008-09 season before going 0-10 the last two years.
For many on this year's team, Sunday's victories were the first of their careers.
"We're excited," said head coach Angela Cidade. "I knew we had a stronger team coming in, but I didn't really know where we would place in the division, so it's great to start out like this."
It could be the beginning of something big.
Vets has always faced an uphill battle against the other teams in its division, teams with more experienced gymnasts. This year, the identity has changed. The improvement shown by a strong returning nucleus plus the addition of freshman standout Candis Kowalik has given Vets a foundation for success.
"It's a lot more of a self sufficient team," Cidade said. "They know their routines and they know their skills so when they come to practice, we can work on next-level skills instead of just trying to get enough done to get six kids on an event."
And that means the 'Canes can shoot for new goals. The program has never qualified as a team for the state championship, which is also known as A States. With a top three finish in their division, the 'Canes could do it this year. The regular season schedule only includes 10 meets, so a 2-0 start is a pretty good first step.
"Since Vets has had a team, they've never made it to A states," Cidade said. "So that's our goal. Just to make it would be great."
The 'Canes are led by senior captain Kristen Hyle and junior captain Danielle Granata. Both can handle every event, and Hyle has been a regular all-around performer since her freshman season.
"Kristen and Danielle are both great kids," Cidade said. "They work all four events, and they're great role models for all the girls."
Cassandra Buteau and Hannah Messier are the other seniors. The junior class includes Elizabeth Bennett, Brittanie Cole, Katelyn Martins, Nicole Nehiley and Thalia Rivera-Ortiz. Sophomores Jessica Browning, Kayleigh Desjarlais, Megan MacCrae and Michaela McNally are also key performers.
Kowalik is the only freshman on the roster, but her presence has given the team a major boost. Kowalik is a Level 10 gymnast and has immediately become Vets' top scorer. She has also qualified for states as an individual already.
"She's a super strong gymnast," Cidade said. "She'll be our top scorer in every event."
With Kowalik's points added to the already rising totals from the returning gymnasts, Vets is seeing a big spike in points. Cidade said the biggest difference so far has come on bars, where the team used to struggle.
"Our bars is what has improved the most from last year," Cidade said. "We have five girls now who can do low bar and high bar, and we haven't had that."
As the season kicks into high gear this month, the 'Canes are hoping to keep improving. The next step is making headway on beam
"Sticking beam is it," Cidade said. "Today was a little rough on beam. It's always the most nerve-wracking event for them. So I think just the more meets we're in, the more confident they'll get. If we can get our beam scores on, that's going to help us a lot."
Whatever happens, the 'Canes will keep aiming high. They'll visit Mt. Hope for their second meet of the season this Saturday.


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AirAsia X Launches PromotionSep 06 (Thu ), 2012
AirAsia X Launches Promotion
AirAsia X is offering fares from as low as MYR349 to Japan (Osaka, Tokyo) and MYR 369 to Australia (Perth, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Sydney) in conjunction with the MotoGP races which will be held in Japan and Australia in October 2012.
AirAsia X's special fares will also take you from Kuala Lumpur to China (Beijing, Hangzhou, Chengdu) from as low as MYR349 and Taiwan (Taipei) from as low as MYR449.
The discounted fares are available until 9 September, 2012 for immediate travel until 15 November 2012. Terms and conditions apply.
Azran Osman-Rani, CEO of AirAsia X said, "In conjunction with the MotoGP, AirAsia X is offering low fare deals for sports enthusiasts to affordably travel with us to witness the MotoGP races in Tokyo and Melbourne live! And, as an icing on the cake, we are extending this awesome deals across our other destinations in Australia, including China, and Taiwan."
AirAsia X long haul Fly-thru destinations on offer in conjunction with the awesome deals include destinations from Australia (Perth, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Sydney) to Japan (Osaka, Tokyo) and Taiwan (Taipei) from as low as A$289 and vice versa.
Also available are our fly-thru service from Australia, China, Japan, Korea and Taiwan to AirAsia popular destinations in Thailand, Indonesia, China, Singapore, Indochina, Hong Kong, and Macau. The Fly-thru service allows passengers to purchase two flight sectors with transit via Kuala Lumpur seamlessly.
Azran added, "We will continuously improve our products and services to meet guests' expectations and comfort. Our most recent ancillary offerings include our new inflight entertainment system - the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 which features the latest Hollywood movies, games, digital magazines and music all with lifelike sound and excellent screen quality. Guests may pre-book online for extra savings or purchase the tab onboard our flights."


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USA - Culture - The Dallas Suscon Suspension Convention
USA - Culture - The Dallas Suscon Suspension Convention
L ro R: Lassi Lindquist of Snake Oil Sideshow from Finland, World Champion Pole Dancer Pantera Blacksmith, Jussi Ranta and Wisa Knuuttila of Snake Oil Sideshow. The Freaks & Fetish Party kicked off the second annual Dallas Suscon, or suspension convention, in Dallas, Texas. Body suspension has gained mainstream exposure in recent years and suspension experts at Dallas Suscon are promoting safety and awareness.
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Dannygrossi necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 124 diseños de 50 diseñadores freelance.
MIGDAC refers to: Minor Injury Guidline Determination Assessment Centre:
I am a Medical Doctor who has incorporated a company called MIGDAC:
The Minor Injury Guideline Determination Assessment Centre (MIGDAC) is an all-encompassing independent medical evaluation assessment centre dedicated to serving in a comprehensive, compassionate, professional and multi-disciplinary setting, therapeutic services to individuals suffering from the debilitating effects both physical and psychological which have been incurred through motor vehicle collisions, slip and fall injuries and other traumas.
This assessment centre employes 100 medical doctors. This corporation will have several locations throughout Ontario, Canada.
We receive referrals from: Lawyers, Paralegals, Rehabilitation Centres, and Insurance Companies.
I will be creating a pamphlet with the logo.
I am looking for a logo to represent my Medical Assessment Centre
Please feel free to experiment with colors! I would like a modern yet classy feel to the design.
The files we will require are:
Print file format - .ai (CMYK)
Web file format - .jpg and layered .psd (RGB) and pdf.
Please do not use any stock images or clip art in the logo
I will need letterheads, business cards and envelops as well. The logo will also be utilized for a website.
The address of MIGDAC is:
2838 Dufferin Street, Unit #1
Toronto, Ontario
Tel: 416-785-6400
Fax: 416-785-6401
The aforementioned is to be used for the letterheads, business cards and envelops
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


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Exhibits and more...
AftermodernisM: Works on Paper
The next in the series that began in June focusing on a group of five contemporary artists, continues with an exploration of the drawing skills and innovations of an even greater number of artists, including those whose work was seen in the summer exhibition. Through Feb. 23. Nassau County Museum of Art, Contemporary Gallery, 1 Museum Dr., Roslyn Harbor. 484-9337 or www.nassaumuseum.org.
Land of the Rising Sun: Art of Japan
An original exhibition highlighting Japanese works, from Hofstra University Museum's permanent collections, spanning the 16th through 20th centuries. Works include woodblock prints, hand-painted scrolls, and wood carvings with a focus on artistic traditions of various eras of Japanese culture. Through Feb. 2. Hofstra University's David Filderman Gallery, Joan and Donald E. Axinn Library, Ninth Floor, South Campus, Hempstead. 463-5672 or www.hofstra.edu/museum.
Mysteries of Bats
Tackapausha Museum's reopened exhibit features varied species of bats, including a live family of Egyptian Fruit Bats who fly and "hang out" in the museum's nocturnal area. Other exhibits include displays about Long Island's ecology and interactive activities. Tackapausha Museum and Preserve, Washington Ave. (between Merrick Rd. and Sunrise Hwy.), Seaford. 571-7443.
Off the Wall: Sculpture From the Permanent Collection
An exhibition of the Heckscher' sculptural holdings, providing a broad overview of sculptural practice in America. Representational and abstract works created throughout the 19th and 20th centuries are on view, including portraiture, allegory, nationalistic themes, anecdotal figures from daily life, and decorative work in traditional mediums. Through March 16. Heckscher Museum of Art, Main St. and Prime Ave., Huntington. (631) 351-3250 or www.heckscher.org.
Peter Max
An in-depth exhibit of works by the famed Pop artist that juxtaposes his mostly black-and-white drawings on paper against many of his larger and more color-saturated works, in a variety of media. Through Feb. 23. Nassau County Museum of Art, 1 Museum Dr., Roslyn Harbor. 484-9337 or www.nassaumuseum.org.
Poor Art Student 10!
A showcase of the work of current art majors at Molloy College. Exhibit includes painting, sculpture, drawings, prints and ceramics. Through Feb. 13. Molloy College, Public Square Art Gallery, 1000 Hempstead Ave., Rockville Centre 323-3196 or email@example.com.
Using the Lessons of the Holocaust to Teach Tolerance
A contextualized history that explains the 1920s' increase of intolerance, reduction of human rights, and lack of intervention that enabled the persecution and mass murder of millions of Jews and others. Holocaust Memorial and Tolerance Center of Nassau County, 100 Crescent Beach Rd., Glen Cove. 571-8040 ext. 100 or www.holocaust-nassau.org.
Afternoon Movie
See "Man of Steel," the reboot of the Superman film series, Friday, Jan. 17, 2:30 p.m.; also "The Lone Ranger," the action-adventure based on the famed masked hero, with Johnny Depp, Tuesday, Jan. 21, 2 p.m. Elmont Memorial Library Theater, 700 Hempstead Tpke., Elmont. 354-5280.
At the Movies
See "White House Down," the thriller about an assault on the White House by a paramilitary group, Friday, Jan. 17, 1 p.m. Baldwin Public Library, 2385 Grand Ave., Baldwin 223-6228.
Friday Film
Watch "Night Train to Lisbon," a drama involving a stuffy academic undergoing a midlife crisis who impulsively abandons his comfortable teaching post in Switzerland to travel to Lisbon, Friday, Jan. 17, 2 p.m. Rockville Centre Public Library, 221 N. Village Ave., Rockville Centre. 766-6257.
Film Time
See "Much Ado About Nothing," the contemporary spin on Shakespeare's classic comedy, Wednesday, Jan. 22, 7 p.m. Hewlett-Woodmere Public Library, 1125 Broadway, Hewlett. 374-1967.
Movie Matinee
Watch "Quartet," Dustin Hoffman's directorial debut about redefining old age and growing old with hope, Thursday, Jan. 23, 2 p.m. Franklin Square Public Library, 19 Lincoln Rd., Franklin Square. 488-3444.
Village Art Club Meeting
The Art League of Long Island's Anu Annam demonstrates watercolor painting at the Village Art Club's monthly meeting, Thursday, Jan. 23, 6:30 p.m. Admission is free and open to non-members. Rockville Centre Library, downstairs meeting room, 221 North Village Ave., Rockville Centre. For information, call Anne Bailey at 887-1770.


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If an analog and mixed-signal (AMS) designer could work in a vacuum, with just one tool, from start to finish, most would probably be very happy campers. However, in todays environment with IP and design expertise coming from all parts of the globe, thats not reality. Collaboration is the name of the game. Unfortunately, most tools that excel at AMS design dont do so well at collaboration, or at least at making critical parts of collaboration visible to others on the team.
For instance, can you quickly tell what design changes have been checked in this week? Or since yesterday, when things were working and now theyre not? What layout did we run DRC against? Did a change in the SoC design cause a schematic revision, or vice versa? A design tool is made to tell you where a design is at, but it might leave a big mystery as to how it got there especially if someone else made the changes, things can get really mixed up.
A design management tool, on the other hand, would help answer those questions. Changes would be tracked, revisions tagged based on verification criteria, and interrelationships highlighted so everyone could see what was needed next. So, we have this AMS design tool we really like, and now Im saying you need to move to something else to solve the design management problems? Not exactly.
In the ClioSoft model of design management, everything happens in the native design environment you just get additional menu options to access what you need, instead of having to step out of your favorite AMS tool. ClioSoft has handled the job of integrating the design tool UX and data with the design management platform.
In a webinar coming on August 24, ClioSoft will show how theyve integrated the design management functions of SOS with Synopsys Custom Compiler. Registration is here:
Design management for analog & mixed-signal SoCs
Of course, Synopsys isnt the only mixed-signal design environment ClioSoft supports, but the examples shown with Custom Compiler should easily translate to others. It should be worthwhile to see how the overall process with design management added works.


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UPDATE: Media adviser role is positive step for Vatican, says new US appointee
VATICAN CITY — What a surprise to hear the Vatican has made room for a "senior communications adviser" whose job will be to help the Vatican's Secretariat of State in (what sounds like) building a "messaging" strategy and also to help develop and strengthen lines of communication between the Holy See's numerous communications outlets, including the press office.
Anyone who has covered the Vatican has at least one story to tell (and how many GigaBytes gobbled?) about some kind of PR glitch that probably could have been prevented by a knowledgeable adviser who had the ear of those on high.
While the Vatican has often faulted an overly secular or sensationalist media industry with making the church look bad, getting a media adviser may be a sign it has realized prevention is still the best medicine.
The real clue the Vatican is taking the new position seriously is that it has hired a journalist who has worked in the secular media for decades. St. Louis native Greg Burke, 52, worked for Fox News the past 10 years covering the Vatican, Europe and the Middle East, and before that he was Rome-correspondent for Time magazine for 10 years. He's well-versed in the church since he is a life-long Catholic and member of Opus Dei.
Burke, who has been shipped off to Afghanistan and other turbulent MidEast areas to cover events, will be used to being in the line of fire and hopefully has built up thick enough skin for his new job.


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Looking at some good markers and spyder seems to be the one my friends send me to the most often. I don't know how these really start so I'll start off with my play style
I generally play in scenario and wood ball games, capture the flag, eliminate the team, defend the bunker and sniper trail(love that game). Generally as a player I like to find a good kneeling spot and fire off at the opposing team from a distance. I've only played at a field twice and both time were with a rental(As I still haven't gotten my gun working as of yet.). They gave us some tippman 98 with stock barrels and such and they were fun to play with but I wanted to bring in something more to my play style and get a longer distance to my game.
So I looked up some good markers that were in my price range(0-200) and the mr4 stood out to me. Originally I was told to buy used from the field owners as they are cheaper but my friends tell me that unless you familar with how a paintball gun works, it is best to get a new one and work off that one.
Anyways my question here is, is the MR4 good for a beginner for one and someone who likes to create a distance between the other players? If so, a 14 inch barrel is what I want for this right? I've heard anything past 16 inch only decreases performance.
IF the MR4 isn't what you recommend, what do you recommend?
Thank you and if I left anything out, please do tell.
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essentially, all spyders are the same in how they work. Spyders are simple markers to take apart and clean. The MR4 is just a military style marker and has an EKO valve that helps efficiency and has a single trigger frame so it wont be the fastest shooting marker out there. As far as distance most markers will be about the same, what will help is a good paint to barrel bore ratio. The length of the barrel doesnt make that much of difference and is more of a preference. The longer the barrel, the easier it will be to shoot through some brush but it can be that much more of a chore to get around.
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I picked up a spyder mr4 like last mo. I have played with it on cheap paint and marbalizers. Its not the fastest shoot. The eko valve came thru, and was really good. I got it over at ultimatepaintball.com with a complete pkg. For 165 and free 5 to 8 day shipping. Which was really nice. As for the gun. It comes with the standard 12 in. Barrel. I just started so the gun is nice. Alot of people in the field use tipman guns. A bit more pricier. My spyder held up, and i got a good number of kills. It maxes out at 300psi which isnt bad, its legal.
I will be looking into an apex2 16in barrel. (45 bucks on amazon) i was thinking about an e trigger. But i think i like a more calm shot.
Check out the ultimate paintball site. They have good deals. Its not the 2012 mr4 pro. (Only diff. Is the stock and the carying handle) but the co2 conservation works nice!
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And mostly in love with the idea that some lucky, lucky Webster's fan can win a $500.00 shopping spree! That is not a typo...can you imagine a spree that big! It can buy you one of every single thing plus more!
To find out how to win...race to the Webster's blog...check out the movie and follow the directions!
To leave you with some motivation, here is a recent Webster's project! I created a quote book about weddings and marriage! I kept the design simple since this one is all about the words and the advice. Plus, it allows for small photos to be placed inside at a later date!
I created the white flower using one of the gorgeous tulle trims from In Love! I wanted to use lots of trim to give the book elegance and texture.
I used In Love papers and trim as well as Dazzle Me Gems! I put in dots of Sparklers here and there! Love this collection and I know you will too!


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We just received our first Alias deck yesterday and of course, there is no wind. Not even enough to fly a kite. Anyway, I took these pics to show the similarities and differences to the Airush SEctor 60 V3. Once we get some wind, we'll post up performance results.
+ Bamboo and Cork in the deck
+ Grab Handle
+ All four fins are mini-Tutle which means the NSP mini-Tutle to FCS adapters will work, greatly expanding weed fin options
+ Covex deck
+ Grip texture where there aren't pads
- Less top deck shaping
- Less overall thickness/volume


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Rough on Rats Advertising Card
Source: Laupus Health Sciences History Collection
Staff Person: Matt Reynolds
Description: This late 19th Century advertising card for E.S. Wells Rough on Rats vermin extermination powder depicts a peeved family chasing a variety of pests from their home. The powder, which contained a mixture of arsenic and ground coal was said to "clear out rats, mice, flies, bed-bugs, ants, roaches, mosquitoes, etc.". The Wells Company, based in Jersey City New Jersey, offered a wide range of products including Rough on Corns, Rough on Itch, Rough on Toothache, and Wells' Health Renewer.
Wells promoted all of the company products far and wide in both newspapers and via advertising cards. He even produced a Rough on Rats song touting the effectiveness of the poison, which included the chorus:
"R-r-rats! Rats! Rats! Rough on Rats, Hang your dogs and drown your cats:
We give a plan for every man to clear his house with Rough on Rats"
Sadly, some purchasers of the product chose to misuse it both to take their own lives and to take the lives of others. The most notorious case of the latter was the poisoning of Ada Appelgate by her husband Everett Appelgate and his mistress Frances Creighton. Both were convicted of murder in 1936 and were sent to the electric chair at New York's Sing-Sing prison shortly after.


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Comes time to pay the piper!
As most of you know I had surgery on my right foot last november, still not unsensitive enough to walk comfortable yet.
In the checkout of an old duffer before allowing surgery a small melanoma was found on my right calf which everyone got in a hurry about and did surgery on it the 21st of December.
Same leg so its really been fun. They also took out a nymph node in my crotch that was attached to the melanoma site.
Finally got tests results back yesterday. All clear on all fronts, caught it way early and things will be ok but check back with this doctor and my dermatalogist every six months. Take a breath cause this person that has really not been sick my entire life I was thrown off a bit.
Now the point of all this is,,,I've spent my life outside and loved being in the sun. Grew up on a farm, worked outside, drag raced all over the country, camped fished all outside without a hat. I had warnings years ago when the top of my left ear would erupt now and then. No matter, did 10 Bloomsdays, and in my years traveling and motel staying walked about 20 miles a week in the sun no hat.
Well those bill are coming due not that I'm going to soon be 70 and I want to tell all you behind me, to take better care than I did. I've had spots that were not yet cancer taken off my left arm, left side of my neck, and on my face but still was a bit slow "GETTING" it.
I wear shorts most of the time winter and summer and now had a spot on one leg.
Sooooo if you love the sun like I do, please take care, use #50 sunscreen twice a day, just take a moment to be safe. Don't wind up like I almost did. And a quick lesson here. All sunscreen is about the same, the numbers, 15-30-50, hell now even 100 are how long the coverage lasts. For example 15 lasts and hour and a half, 50 for about 5 hours. I like 50, 100 is ok but kind of thick and harder to handle when its not above 70 outside.
With all this talk about our ozone layer being thinner than it ever has, its only going to get worse. Don't be forced to support skin and cancer doctors like I did.
Take care of yourselves cause even if you all piss me off I'd miss each and every one of you except Ray-Duh Jon.
Ok, that's my lesson for this week. But its an important one.


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by Grant Moser
On December 9, Saint Nicholas visited the Church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields in Chestnut Hill to celebrate his feast day (which was actually on Dec 6). He was also there to promote the work of the American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem (AFEDJ), a non-profit that supports the humanitarian work of the Diocese of Jerusalem.
Saint Nicholas is a Middle Eastern saint from the 4th century from Myra, Turkey. A number of the miracles credited to him involve protecting children, and AFEDJ thought he would be a good introduction to the work they are trying to accomplish. Currently, the Diocese runs 14 schools, two hospitals, four outpatient clinics and four institutes for the disabled in Gaza, Israel, Jerusalem, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and the West Bank.
"I like to bring it down to concrete examples," explained Phoebe Griswold, 72, past president of AFEDJ and current chair of their Advisory Council. "In one of our schools in Ramallah, the Episcopal Technological and Vocational Training Center, we are training young people for the hotel industry. All the young people graduating last year got jobs, local jobs. Its very purpose is to give people, especially those living in the West Bank, a sense that they can stay there, that there is a future."
Rev. Sharline Fulton, 79, is retired, but volunteers with AFEDJ to promote their work at St. Martin. She believes that places like the Arab Evangelical Episcopal School in Ramallah are bridges between people. The school teaches both the Bible and the Koran, so that the students can understand both cultures. "Muslim and Christian children meet in this place, places that are almost pockets of neutrality in the midst of the rest of this bloodbath," she said.
Many people incorrectly see the work of the Diocese as just a band-aid amidst the violence, said Griswold. "How do you enter at the most fundamental level to try and help kids grow up to be contributing, peace-loving members of society? You can't be that person if there's no future, if you have no job, if there's no hope. We're trying to give that to them."
Admittedly, the majority of the connections being made are between Muslims and Christians. Most of the facilities the Diocese supports are in Muslim communities, such as the West Bank and Gaza. The way both ladies see it, Muslim families are the ones who need the most help.
"Part of my Christian way of offering hope is to stand with the sufferer. The best thing you can do is be with the sufferer," explained Griswold.
"There's an atmosphere, unless you're an Israeli Jew, of intimidation for everyone, Christians included," said Fulton. Even the current Bishop of the Diocese, Suheil Dawani, is not immune. His residency permit to live in East Jerusalem, where the cathedral resides, was withdrawn by the Israeli government in 2011 based on allegations of his involvement in selling land owned by Jews to Palestinians.
Griswold remembers a group of Palestinian women who sent their children across the checkpoint into East Jerusalem so they could attend St. George's School, which is run by the Diocese. Because the checkpoint could be closed at any moment for any reason, the women lived in fear that their children might not make it home each night. They took the risk anyway because they wanted their children to have a future, said Griswold.
The situation in the region is nearly always on edge, but recent events have made life there even more difficult. In November, rocket fire was exchanged along the border between Israel and Gaza. Later that month, the United Nations voted to recognize the state of Palestine. In response, Israel announced it would withhold more than $100 million in taxes collected for the Palestinian government and began working on plans to build settlements in East Jerusalem.
In a time when hope seems in short supply, these two women continue their work with AFEDJ. "I don't know every nonprofit in the region, but I know that we are on the ground. When we talk about what we're trying to do, we avoid the politics, which are a morass. Through American Friends, you can touch people on the ground who need you now," said Griswold.
Griswold, and her husband Frank, who was once the rector of St. Martin's and is now the retired Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, both grew up in the Philadelphia area. Rev. Fulton also grew up in the area, studied for her orders under Frank when he was rector of St. Martin, and was ordained at St. Martin in 1983. This is the third year they have celebrated the feast of Saint Nicholas for the benefit of AFEDJ.
For more information on the American Friends of the Episcopal Diocese of Jerusalem, visit www.afedj.org.


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Selena Gomez says she is proud of her new R-rated thriller "Spring Breakers," but hopes her young fans don't go to see it.
Asked at the Toronto International Film Festival, where she was promoting the movie last September, if thr singer-actress has any message for her younger fans regarding "Spring Breakers," Gomez replied, "Don't see it.
"I wrote a message on my social networking site, saying kids my age, my generation, I think, they should see it because it's very real," the 20-year-old Texan told reporters at the TIFF press conference.
"We're not sugar-coating anything, but then I put underneath [the message,] 'It's rated R, so please don't see it if you're under 18.' I don't know. That's as much warning as I can give to the parents and the kids, but you can't control what kids do."
"When my series ended, I was really excited to start doing a couple of movies and I thought that doing the independent route would probably be best for me. And when Harmony mentioned my name and I read this script, I thought, 'If there is anybody that I'm going to take this risk on in doing the transition, it would be Harmony.' When I met with him, we met for like 2 hours, talking about the script and I think he really believed in me and, in a way, he took a chance putting me in this movie and it's been a really great experience. It's a hard transition, I think, but I'm having fun doing it, so, hopefully, people will accept it," Gomez explained.
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"The Dreaded Nomad" is the first episode of Dearfoams Toe Open Velour Scuff Slippers Womens zwr1qz. It premiered for Rooster Teeth FIRST members on March 16, 2018, and later that same day to the public on a trial run of a Rooster Teeth content livestream. It was made available on YouTube and to regular Rooster Teeth members on March 23.
The hunt is on for the devious bringer of dark magic: The Nomad of Nowhere. Captain Toth, along with her bright-eyed companion Skout, are hot on the trail of the most wanted man in the world. But when Skout comes face-to-face with the sought-after bounty, she is forced into a difficult situation.
A caravan rides through the vast Southwest American landscape. Toth, captain of the group known as the Dandy Lions, leads her horse. She calls for Skout, who says she was taking inventory. Skout asks why they need so many knives, and Toth says for "stabbing" before countering in asking why they need so many books. Skout says so they will know everything about the wilderness, but Toth dismisses it, saying she already knows everything she needs to.
The caravan arrives at a forest of large, thorny brambles. Toth gives a speech to her subordinates, noting their importance in capturing the magical Nomad. Jethro, Women's Ii Loki BEARPAW Slide Slipper Bordeaux ZFqndfEa and Nellie Earth Origins Earth Bright Origins Red 7RPnptwPq voice that she gives the same speech before every mission and does not to them, leading them to grow tired. Red Manuel says the mission is another wild goose chase and will turn up fruitless, challenging that Don Paragon will make him the group's leader upon their return. This angers Toth, but Skout defuses the argument. After throwing Skout's oversized backpack at Red Manuel, Toth leads the Dandy Lions into the forest.
Skout marvels at the forest's plants, consulting her wilderness guide book to identify them. Red Manuel throws her book into a plant's mouth and says it will not protect her, only for his hand to swell upon picking a poisonous flower. Skout replies she knew the plant was poisonous, and Red Manuel says despite her cleverness, Skout will always cower behind Toth.
Skout walks on her own until slipping and falling among a field of rocks. She sees one move, picks it up, and it reveals it has eyes. This startles Skout, and she screams as the rest of the rocks reveal they also have eyes, arms and legs. Her continued screaming causes them to flee into the brush, and Skout calms until she feels another presence. She pulls out a knife and points it at the apparent threat, finding it is a mute stranger. She compares him to the Nomad's wanted poster and comes to the conclusion that he is not the Nomad. After he makes a Critter out of a flower and gives it to her, she wonders if the Nomad's magic created it and runs to tell Toth.
The Nomad runs after her and says he will take her to the Nomad's home. Their journey through the forest lasts into the night, and Skout finds the Nomad's house in disrepair. The Nomad has a flashback of a similarly dressed girl emerging from his home when Skout emerges. Given the seemingly low quality of life, Skout considers it no wonder the Nomad's reputation is evil. Skout is about to return to Toth when the Nomad, afraid for his life, reveals he is the Nomad the Dandy Lions are searching for in hopes that Skout will protect him.
Just then, however, Toth and the Dandy Lions appear, ready to kill him. The Nomad turns all the knives in Toth's bag into Critters in his defense, and Toth attacks him. Red Manuel, trapped in a sheet and set on fire in the ensuing commotion, runs through the Nomad's home and into Toth, giving the Nomad time to escape. Skout puts out Red Manuel, and Toth orders the forest burned down to ensure the Nomad is killed.
The Nomad makes it to the edge of the forest, about to flee, when he hears Skout. The Dandy Lions are trapped in the burning forest. Toth faints from lack of oxygen. The Nomad arrives with a mystical hippopotamus who can spray water from its nose. It successfully extinguishes the forest fire with Skout's help and evacuates the Dandy Lions. Skout calls the Nomad a friend as she passes out, and the Nomad's chest glows. Red Manuel is unable to thwart him. The Nomad takes his first step into the expansive desert.
The episode opens with multiple shots of a vast, barren desert. A convoy is shown riding through it, with a woman seen steering the lead vehicle. She hears a noise behind her from the inside of the wagon.
Toth: Skout. What is it you're doing back there?
Skout: Just takin' inventory, Toth! Got everything we need to catch a bounty! (pulling each item out of a bag as she lists them off) Knife, jerky, bow, arrows, quiver, knife, Don Paragon's Special Agua Elegante, more knives - Uh, Toth? Why do we need so many knives again?
Toth: Stabbing.
Toth pulls out another knife for Skout to pack away. Skout pulls out a corkscrew-shaped knife from the bag.
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Skout: Oh, right. How silly of me.
Toth: Why do we need so many books?
The camera pans to show a stack of books next to Skout.
Skout: Uh... so that we'll know everything we need to know about the wilderness?
Toth: I already know everything I need to know about the wilderness.
Skout: Oh, of course! I'm such a dunderhead! ...Such a dunderhead...
A little later, the convoy has arrived at the entrance of a large Bramble Forest. Toth pushes her way through to the front of a group that has formed at the entrance.
Toth: You are here because you are the finest soldiers in any of the four corners. You are ruthless, cunning, and your name strikes fear into the hearts of all who would oppose us! You are Don Paragon's Dandy Lions!
Skout excitedly claps as awkward silence ensues.
Toth: The Don chose each and every one of you for this important mission: (holds up a wanted poster) To find the dreaded Nomad! Some of you may die. But so many more will return back to the oasis as heroes!
A man in the crowd raises his hand.
Jethro: You said all this last time!
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Jethro: But he weren't.
Toth: And I'll say it as many more times as I have to until we find him! The Nomad isn't just another bounty! He's the most wanted man in the world, and has been for the last hundred years! Because he's magic! He's a menace that-
Jethro: "A menace that must be stopped." We know! You done told us!
Santi: It's like she don't even listen to us, Jethro!
Null: Well, I for one-
Toth cuts Null off by throwing an axe at the group's feet, causing the Dandy Lions to recoil.
Toth: Does anyone else have something to say?
A man in a red uniform pushes through the crowd.
Red Manuel: Well, since you invited... It's clear you're leading us on another wild goose chase. And when you return to Don Paragon empty-handed (again), Red-Manuel will be the one to take your place at his side.
Toth: Well, looks as though Red wants to start this old song and dance at the top of the mission today. Skout! Get me my stabbing knife.
Skout jumps between the two to stop them from fighting.
Skout: Now hold on you two, we're supposed to be on the same side! And we're supposed to recognize rank! Toth's in charge because she's the best and everyone knows it.
Red Manuel: How adorable that your spittoon girl thinks so highly of you, Toth.
Skout: Hey now! In addition to carrying the spittoon, I'll have you know I also carry a great deal of other things!
Red Manuel flicks the big backpack Skout is carrying, causing her to tip over and fall on her back.
Red Manuel: And how's that working out for you?
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Toth: It seems she can handle it better than you. (Toth gives Skout an understanding smile.) Now form up and move out!
Now inside the forest, Skout crouches down to observe a strange flower.
Skout: (excitedly) I've never seen flora like this in person! Some of these plants shouldn't even exist anymore.
Red Manuel: (grabbing a book out of Skout's hand) You think a book is going to protect you here?
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Skout: That book could have told you that was a poisonous pinch butler.
Red Manuel: (dropping the flower) You think being clever means you belong here, but we all know when the time comes to take action, you'll just cower behind Toth like you always do.
Skout stands up and growls as Red Manuel walks away.
Skout: I'll show that Red what's what. I am cut out for adventure, I am brave! Ah!
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One of the rocks makes a small clattering noise. Cautiously, Skout approaches it an pokes it. Nothing happens, so she picks it up.
Skout: Aw, now I'm just scaring myself. To think that a rock would-
The rock suddenly reveals it has eyes. In a panic, Skout begins to scream and drop it as all the other rocks around her spring up and run around, revealing they also eyes, arms and legs. Skout backs up into a large boulder, which is also revealed to be alive. The rocks run for cover in the brambles. Skout hears someone coming up from behind her, and pulls a knife from her pocket, pointing it at the stranger.
Skout: Don't move!
Skout pulls a wanted poster out of her backpack and compares the stranger with the depiction of the Nomad.
Skout: Do me a favor. Try to look a smidge more intimidating for a second.
The stranger attempts to look intimidating, with a very low level of success. Skout concludes that the stranger is not the Nomad
Skout: Guess that answers that. My name's Skout. Reckon you live out here in these brambles?
The stranger nods affirmatively.
Skout: Great, maybe you can help me out. Got a name, stranger?
The stranger shrugs.
Skout: You can talk, can't you?
The stranger lowers his head sadly.
Skout: A mute, huh? Well, that's a conundrum. I don't even know what to call ya.
Coming up with an idea, the stranger waves the rocks over. They stack together into the shape of a human. The stranger and the rocks shake hands.
Skout: You want me to call you 'Friend'?
The stranger nods.
Skout: Whelp, that's good enough for me! Uh, say there Friend. These critters are a-mazing! (pulling out of her survival books) Are they just part of the local wildlife here or...
The rocks suddenly jump onto Skout's book, carrying it away.
Skout: Hey!
Although Skout doesn't see it, the stranger bends down and claps his hands in-front of a flower. It suddenly grows eyes and begins to move and look around, revealing that the stranger is in fact the Nomad.
Skout: Well, dag nab it!
The rock critters run off with Skout's book as the Nomad brings the flower to her.
Skout: Huh? What in the...
The flower jumps into her hand, crawls up her arm, rubs against her cheek, and finally happily settles itself in her hair.
Skout: There's... nothing quite like this in my field guide. I wonder if... (gasps) Maybe the Nomad IS here! And this is all the result of his magic! I have to go, Friend. I've gotta find Toth!
The Nomad quickly rushes to stop Skout from returning to Toth. He makes a series of gestures.
Skout: Wait, you know the Nomad?
The rock critters gather behind the Nomad into the shape of a house.
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Skout: (hugging the Nomad) Oh, thank you! This will show every single one of those Dandies! Even Toth will have to notice. Let's go!
Skout and the Nomad rush off, with the many rock critters, following behind them. They wander through the bramble forest, seeing multiple wondrous sights. While crossing a swampy area, a hippopotamus-like creature springs from the water and eats another one of Skout's books. It begins to spray water into the air from its nose.
Skout: (amazed) What is this place?
Later, the pair arrive at an abandoned looking shack in a clearing.
Skout: Huh. Looks like nobody's home.
Skout enters the house as the Nomad suddenly has a vision of the shack and the forest around it being completely repaired and healthy.
Unknown Woman: Hey!
An unknown woman opens the door and peeks out from the doorway as the Nomad's vision returns to normal.
Skout: This feels an awful lot like trespassing. You coming inside?
The Nomad rubs his eyes and follows Skout inside.
Skout: He must have been cooped up in here for ages. They say nobody's seen him for a hundred years. Does he ever leave the briar patch? (the Nomad sadly shakes his head) Seems like it'd be awful lonesome. (The Nomad affirmatively shakes his head.) He must be dying for someone to talk to. (The Nomad excitedly shakes his head affirmatively.) No wonder why he's so evil.
Surprised by Skout's words, the Nomad jumps back.
Skout: Well, the Nomad clearly lives here. So I think it's best we set up an ambush and wait for him to come back. I'll go get Toth and the others. Oh, you're gonna love her. Once she finds that evil nomad she'll really let em' have it.
The Nomad worriedly tugs at his hat. He rushes in an attempt to stop Skout once again.
Skout: Something wrong?
The Nomad grabs a sheet hanging nearby.
Skout: What are you doing with that old sheet?
The Nomad hangs the sheet up, sitting Skout down on a nearby log as the rock critters settle in around her. He then pops out from behind the sheet like stage curtains with a broom in his hands as the rocks clap for him. Setting the broom down, he claps as it springs to life and begins the dance.
[off-screen] Toth: I've found you.
The screen quickly pans over to show Toth and the rest of the Dandy Lions standing together, holding various weapons.
Toth: Nomad.
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Skout: Such! A! Dunderhead!
Toth: (pointing an axe at the Nomad) You're coming with us, and no amount of trickery and magic can save you!
The Nomad looks around in a panic and quickly claps as Toth's many knives come to life, ripping out of Skout's backpack and heading towards the Dandy Lions.
Jethro: Ah! Trickery and magic!
Red Manuel: You fools! Red Manuel will show how this is done.
The knife critters turn around and run away from Red Manuel.
Red Manuel: Get back here! You're ruining Red Manuel's moment!
The Nomad grabs the hanging white sheet and throws it over Red Manuel, causing him to fall over.
Red Manuel: Aw sheet!
As the Nomad lightly chuckles at Red Manuel, Toth suddenly punches him in the face, sending him flying.
Toth: No more games.
Skout: (stepping in front of Toth) Toth, wait! He's not what you think!
Toth ignores Skout, rushing past her as attempts to attack the Nomad who is continuously dodging her axe. Red Manuel continues to run around with the sheet over him.
Red Manuel I can't see!
Jethro: Quick, help Red Manuel! He's claustrophobic!
Santi: Though much to proud to admit it.
Jethro and Santi run to Red Manuel in an attempt to help him.
Red Manuel: Get your hands off me!
Red Manuel punches Santi through the sheet, causing him to drop a lit torch he was carrying. It accidentally ignites the sheet. Red Manuel screams as he runs around on fire.
Jethro: Oops.
In a panic, Red Manuel runs through the walls of the Nomad's shack, inadvertently causing it too to go up in flames.
Santi: Oops.
The Nomad looks over, devastated as he sees his house burning. Toth goes to attack the Nomad when the broom he brought to life earlier jumps in the way, sacrificing itself. Having knocked down the Nomad, Toth is about to make the final blow when Red Manuel knocks into her from behind. The Nomad and some critters make an escape while Toth is forced to hold Red Manuel off of her.
Toth: No! He's getting away! Someone do something!
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Skout: Um... sorry?
Red Manuel: (freeing himself from the sheet) You let him get away!
Toth swiftly punches Red Manuel in the face.
Toth: (picking up a torch) He's not out of the woods yet. So let's burn the woods down.
Skout: Wait, Toth! Don't you think that's going too far?
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Jethro: I concur.
The Jethro and Santi throw torches into the forest behind them as it immediately begins to blaze.
Skout: Oh, dear.
Meanwhile, the Nomad reaches the entrance to the forest, preparing to leave when he is stopped by a voice.
[distant] Skout: Wait!
Back inside the bramble forest, Skout catches up to Toth.
Skout: Toth, you have to stop! This whole place is gonna burn down!
Toth: That's the idea.
A large bramble branch above Skout begins to crack off and fall as she stands there frightened. Toth tackles Skout out of the way just before it lands. Angered, Toth begins to hack at the branch with her axe.
Skout: We have to go back and help the others! They're gonna be stuck in that clearing!
Toth: We can't stop now. We won't! (coughs)
Succumbing to the smoke, Toth passes out. The Nomad, hesitating at the edge of the forest, hears Skout once more
[distant] Skout: Help! Please! Somebody!
Skout drags Toth slightly away from the growing fire as she falls to her knees. She then hears stomping noises heading towards her. The Nomad, riding the hippopotamus creature from earlier, break through the brambles. The creature sprays water from its nose in an attempt to extinguish the fire, but gets worn out part-way through. Skout takes out one of her books and attempts to quickly read through it before coming up with an idea.
Skout: Hey, fella. Need a snack?
Skout feeds her book to the creature, allowing it to continue putting out the fire. The rock critters and the Nomad carry the unconscious Dandy Lions out of the forest. The Nomad places Skout and Toth on the ground.
Skout: You... you saved us. Thanks, Friend.
Skout passes out on the ground. The Nomad is surprised when he hears coughing as Red Manuel, still conscious, crawls towards him with his gun.
Red Manuel: You've got no place to hide, Nomad. Don Paragon will hear of what happened! He will not rest until you are captured. So. What are you going to do now?
A rock critter hit Red Manuel over the head with a piece of the broken broom from earlier. With encouragement from the rocks, the Nomad finally takes his first step outside of the forest as the screen cuts to black.
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- On March 9, a week before the episode premiered, a small portion was released on the Rooster Teeth Twitter as the show's third promotional video.
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