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Joining a local NAVHDA chapter is a great way to meet new friends to train and hunt with throughout the year. Willamette Valley Chapter (WVNAVHDA) dues cover the Chapter member and immediate family. However, only a chapter member who is also a member of NAVHDA International can vote on chapter business.
New requirements imposed by NAVHDA now require anyone wishing to join the chapter, must now also be members of NAVHDA due to new insurance policy requirements.
Chapter membership is not required to enter a WVNAVHDA test but you are required to be a member of our parent organization, NAVHDA, to register for a test.
As a member of the Willamette Valley chapter, you will have access to a wide variety of knowledge and help when training your dog. Many of our members have run their dogs at all levels of NAVHDA testing, have bred and raised pointing dogs and are avid hunters. We are lucky to have a few active NAVHDA judges in our Chapter, willing to answer questions about handling dogs at tests.
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What the F**K is Social Media: One Year Later
Social Media? Sister Marta Kagan Explains It All For You
Interested in social media? Don't understand social media? Trying to determine the real market value of Twitter, Facebook, and LinkedIn? Well welcome to the club.
The pundits abound, and everyone is trying to make sense of the online media phenom. Which is why I wanted to share this presentation from Marta Kagan of Espresso. She calls herself a bona fide marketing genius, and she admits that she swears like a sailor, but she has a fresh (albeit off color) perspective on social media.
Is the revolution coming? Is it here already? And who will be the first against the wall? I'm adding social media to my client recommendations, for the obvious reasons that Marta highlights here, but it's only one component in a comprehensive PR/marketing program.

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I want to you wish you and the staff at Barbados Today a blessed season and all the best in the new year.
This Christmas is going to be a tough one for me and my two kids; we might not have a lot to eat and I certainly won't be able to afford to buy any gifts or ham or even a pack of biscuits or toilet paper.
Things are that bad.
Looking at me you can't tell that some days we have nothing to eat. Our house is nice, our clothes are not tattered, and the car which some days stays in the garage because it is easier to take the bus, is also nice. The car stays parked simply because after I buy food to give the kids so they have lunch to take to school, I have no money.
I'm not writing you because I want pity but to let my husband who left us to fend for ourselves know that those hurtful things he said about me are not true. If they were I wouldn't be letting my children suffer like this. I don't know where the rumour started but he believed people when they said I was involved with a well-to-do man.
I've always been faithful and respected our wedding vows and never once cheated.
As I write this tears are falling because it was he who said I should stay home and be a mother and a wife so I didn't get a job.
He has a very good job and makes lots of money although he gambles away some of it. He gave me "enough", some of which I saved and used to sustain us up to this point. But those funds have dried up and I'm down to my last $100 and I don't know how I'm going to get through the rest of the year.
Now I don't know at which point I cheated because for seven years my life was routine – school, supermarket, PTA meetings, school events, laundry, church. Never had many friends so it was easy to be by myself.
To make my story short, he left us without even thinking about his children. I was told he's living with another woman who has children and he's supporting them while we suffer.
He has not filed for divorce and I don't have the money to do so. I just want out of this.
He never beat me with his fists but his tongue was vicious and he made sure the children heard so they would think I'm a horrible person. When that didn't work he started treating them badly.
So one day I came home after picking them up from school and there was a note saying he was gone. He also said he had paid the bills for the next month, left $600 and when it ran out "don't call me". He changed his cell number and told the people where he works that I'm crazy and not to put through my calls. I found this out after repeated calls to his secretary I pleaded with her to tell me.
What kind of man does this to his wife and children whom he always said he adored?
I can't bear to hear them cry because they have nothing to eat. I'm an only child and my parents, who also had no siblings, died a couple years ago.
I really have no where to go or anyone to turn to. I've tried the social agencies but no assistance and with people being laid off, it has been tough getting a job. I've applied several places, called people I grew up with and nothing. I even called his parents but they want nothing to do with us and said they're not sure their grandchildren are their son's "offspring" because I am "a loose woman". I couldn't believe my ears!
I don't want my children to suffer but I can't go on like this and I have contemplated putting them in a home until I can do better. I need food – we know how to make do with very little. If the electricity gets cut off we will use lamps or candles. I always keep water so we will be good where that is concerned.
I've always been a praying woman and when I go to church I ask God to keep us safe and He has.
My dear husband, I hope you realise what you have done to your children! I won't wish bad for you but I hope that you can see how wrong you have done! I feel helpless what should I do for my children's sake? — Wondering Mother
Since Yuh Asked, WM, I must say that your story has moved me to tears. I shouldn't be, but every now and then I am still amazed at how cold the heart of man can be. Stay strong – or as strong and you can be under the circumstances.
I suggest that you have a word with your pastor, because I believe at this time of year the church, through its members must be able to offer some support.
You did not supply contact information, so I suggest you also write back with your contact info and I will see how I can get some people and organisations I know to assist you and the children.
As far as your husbands is concerned, leave him to his own devices. I honestly do believe in the old saying – what goes around comes around. He will get his due without you wishing bad for him.


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The Northwest Indiana Genealogical Society maintains an extensive database of Porter County deaths occurring between 1884 and 1927. Indexed by surname, the database also includes surname, first name, date of death, date of birth, age at death, place of birth, place of death, spouse's first name, spouse's last name, father's first name, father's surname, father's place of birth, mother's first name, mother's surname, mother's place of birth, and burial location.
Porter County Probate Cases, 1914-1963
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Thursday, November 13, 2008
Not in good mood....
8 comments:
- Kristie said...
hope kyle is feeling better now :)
- November 13, 2008 at 12:08 PM
- Daddy said...
Hello.Just dropping by from kristie's blog. So pitiful. When they are sick, our heartaches. They don't know how to explain how they feel and we get frustrated trying to guess...sigh...Take care and hope that your prince recovers soon...
- November 13, 2008 at 12:30 PM
- little prince's mummy said...
Get well soon ya!~
- November 13, 2008 at 6:22 PM
- Mummy Moon said...
Hope little prince get well soon and don't forget to smile!!
- November 14, 2008 at 12:43 AM
- little prince's mummy said...
Got a tag for u:
- November 14, 2008 at 11:44 AM
- Wonderful Life said...
At least he's not whiny compared to my boy... aiyo, whining and clinging on me all day!!
Hope little prince's feeling better now.
- November 14, 2008 at 3:22 PM
- the little prince said...
Thanks all daddy n mummies for your concern!!
Little prince getting better, only left some coughing at night....
- November 14, 2008 at 11:30 PM
- Sarah's Daddy and Mommy said...
I have seen from your latest post, glad that Kyle is getting better.
Very pity to see him like that..
- November 15, 2008 at 1:01 AM


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'the righteous mind: why good people are divided by politics and religion' by jonathan haidt
'It felt good to be released from partisan anger. And once I was no longer angry I was no longer committed to reaching the conclusion that righteous anger demands.'
- Jonathan Haidt
"A man goes to the supermarket once a week and buys a chicken. But before cooking the chicken, he has sexual intercourse with it. Then he cooks it and eats it."
I know, pretty gross, right? But is it morally reprehensible? How you respond to hearing that story could say a lot about what kind of person you are. Liberal, educated Westerners are likely to give a nuanced response - recognising the man's right to do what he wants so long as he doesn't hurt anyone. But if you're not from that particular group then chances are you probably think it's morally wrong for someone to have sex with a chicken carcass and then eat it. For these people some actions are wrong even though they don't hurt anyone.
This is just one of the moral dilemmas featured in Jonathan Haidt's riveting book 'The Righteous Mind: Why Good People are Divided by Politics and Religion'. In it Haidt, a social and cultural psychologist, explores how we develop our moral beliefs and tries to understand why the views of others can seem so illogical. It is, in essence, an examination of why societies become riven by polarised political and cultural beliefs. Haidt's message is clear: we must work harder to break free from our cultural silos and learn to understand the worldview of others or risk terminal division that will harm us all.
It's a message that's particularly pertinent to those tasked with the communication of research and ideas, especially when it comes to engaging people with sensitive issues, like climate change and human genomics. How can we expect to engage people successfully with such culturally delicate subjects if we've made no effort to see the debate from their point of view?
Haidt's book is brimming with fascinating ideas, drawing on the work of other great psychologists and philosophers, which he uses to draw out his own original conclusions. It goes without saying that to fully appreciate Haidt's arguments you'll need to read the book in full but here are just a couple of snapshots of the kinds of ideas he raises.
Moral Taste Receptors
Just as humans have five taste receptors on each taste bud of the tongue (sweet, sour, salty, bitter and savoury/umami) we also share a set number of moral taste receptors that affect our judgement of certain people and scenarios. And just as some people and cultures prefer certain types of food over others, despite having exactly the same receptors as everyone else, we also have different preferences or tolerances when it comes to moral judgements. The five candidates that Haidt picks are care, fairness, loyalty, authority and sanctity and he argues that each of these are evolutionary developments, hard-wired into most humans because they have served a specific purpose, e.g. the care/harm foundation that 'evolved in response to the adaptive challenge of caring for vulnerable children' and now makes us sensitive to signs of suffering and need.
Rider and the Elephant
In describing how the human mind works and the role of intuition vs reasoning, one of the abiding analogies that Haidt uses is that of the 'rider and the elephant'. The elephant being our automatic processes, including emotion and intuition, and the rider being our controlled processes, e.g. reasoning.
We like to think of ourselves as very rational creatures, who make moral decisions having weighed up all the evidence before us, but the truth is that our brains evaluate everything in terms of potential threat or benefit to the self. And often the elephant part of our brains makes those decisions so fast that we're barely even conscious of them having been made.
This applies to all sorts of thinking, including our political beliefs, and once the elephant has made its snap, intuitive decision and headed in a certain direction it's up to the rider to come up with a post-hoc moral justification for that response, or in the words of Haidt, 'our moral thinking is much more like a politician searching for votes than a scientist searching for truth'.
How do Haidt's ideas relate to the communication of research?
'Morality binds and blinds. It binds us into ideological teams that fight each other as though the fate of the world depended on our side winning each battle. It blinds us to the fact that each team is composed of good people who have something important to say'.
Those of us involved in the communication of research in science and the social sciences often feel that we're dealing in pure facts; that we're somehow impervious to the knee-jerk, gut responses that govern other aspects of everyday life. But that's simply not true. Scientists and academics are just as tribal as everyone else and this hive mentality will often affect how they engage with the public, especially when it comes to addressing issues that are culturally/politically weighted.
It's all too common to see off-hand dismissals of the views of people who don't conform to the consensus position on things like childhood vaccines, without any attempt to understand why people might hold those positions. This is an unhelpful approach that does nothing to further the debate.
What can we do to make things more constructive?
Again, distilling Haidt's powerful arguments into a single idea does the book absolutely no justice but in an effort to end this post on a helpful and upbeat mood I'll give you one of the small, achievable ways in which he says we can help break down cultural and political boundaries.
He suggests that in order to open your mind you have to 'open your heart first'. If you can engineer at least one friendly interaction with a member of the "other" group then you'll find it easier to listen to what they're saying and you might even be able to see the contentious issue in a new light. That doesn't mean you have to agree with them but your disagreement will likely become more respectful and constructive.
I'll leave you with one final Jonathan Haidt quote from the book, written in reference to his own move away from tribal liberal to someone who tries to see situations from both sides:
It felt good to be released from partisan anger. And once I was no longer angry I was no longer committed to reaching the conclusion that righteous anger demands."
Now, isn't that an outcome we could all benefit from?
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Celebrating the life of Marvin M. Miller
Be the first to share your favorite memory, photo or story of Marvin. This memorial page is dedicated for family, friends and future generations to celebrate the life of their loved one.
We ask on behalf of the family that you keep your comments uplifting and appropriate to help all who come here to find comfort and healing.
Marvin Miller, age 76, of Plymouth, passed away on September 1, 2018, at the Waterford in Plymouth, where he had been a resident for the past 2 years.
He was born in Port Washington, WI, on August 13, 1942, son of the late George and Orneda (Mueller) Miller. He attended Silver Creek and Random Lake Schools, and later served in the United States Marine Corps.
On July 25, 1964, he married Sharon Seaman from Grafton, daughter of Earman and Leona Seaman – Counterman. The couple was united in marriage at Zoar U.C.C. in rural Plymouth.
Marvin worked on his parents farm, at Knowles Manufacturing, and for 40 years at Feldmann Manufacturing and Engineering until his retirement.
His love of birds, motorcycles, cars, and trucks is what he enjoyed most. Later in life he enjoyed riding his bicycle and going for walks.
He is survived by: Wife of 54 years: Sharon; Two sons: Martin of Plymouth and Michael (Martha) of Sheboygan; Grandchildren: Mason of Plymouth and Addy (Nick) of Waldo; Three brothers: Kenneth of Plymouth, Warren (Vi) and Eugene, both of Sheboygan; Three sisters: Janet Voland of Cedarburg, Ruth (George) Kolberg of Cascade, and Diane (Kurt) Schmidt of Howards Grove; and Aunt: Joyce Crass of West Bend.
He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Marvin was preceded in death by: His parents; In-laws: George and Leona Counterman; Sisters-in-law: Carol Miller and Edith Hancock; Brothers-in-law: Harley Seaman and Lawrence Tuttle; and Nephew: Keith Miller.
Following Marvin's wishes, cremation has taken place and there will be NO SERVICES OR VISITATION.
In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in Marvin's name.
The family would like to thank the staff of the Waterford and Sharon S. Richardson Hospice for the wonderful care and comfort given to Marvin. They would also like to thank Peter and Pam Munoz and Barb Musch for all the care, love, and support over the years.
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By: James Peacock
Health officials with the Toledo-Lucas County Health Department are currently tracking an outbreak of norovirus linked to a local donut shop. Although there have been numerous news reports about the outbreak, and some of these reports do cite health official's comments, the Toledo –Lucas County Health Department has yet to post a news release relating to the outbreak. They have recently posted an infographic about norovirus. Mama C's Donuts, in Maumee, Ohio, has been closed since August 8. The donut shop has been extremely cooperative with the investigation thus far. The original announcement of the outbreak stated that there had been close to 100 cases of illness. Less than a day later, though, that number has been more than doubled. There are now between 190 and 214 people sick, and more are expected.
The process of investigating an outbreak usually occurs after there is a spike in illnesses. Health officials have studied for years the average rate that specific pathogens cause illness, and are able to track when these background infections suddenly change. When a random spike in illnesses is detected, health officials can then investigate the outbreak, usually by taking samples and by conducting interviews. There is sometimes a correlation between interview answers, which can help investigators locate a source. Although interviews can help locate potential sources, the best way for health officials to learn more about an outbreak is through the testing of samples. When medical providers retrieve samples from ill people or from the environment, the samples undergo testing to learn more about them. Samples were sent to the Ohio Department of Health for testing, and at least three have returned positive test results for the presence of norovirus. Much of the time, restaurants that cause an outbreak will close in order to inspect it and to prevent further illnesses. Health officials with the investigation also help to make sure that the restaurant is properly cleaned prior to reopening. The owners of Mama C's Donuts hope to open the restaurant after the risk subsides, but as of August 10, the shop has been closed for three straight days. Health officials have reported that they expect the donut shop to continue to be closed for at least a few more days.
Norovirus infections are the most common source of foodborne illnesses in the United States. The Center for Disease Control estimates that there are between 19 and 21 million cases every year. Almost 2 million people are forced to contact a medical professional because of their norovirus infection. Between 56,000 and 71,000 people are hospitalized every year because of norovirus, and there are around 1,000 deaths annually. While norovirus infections are common year round, more norovirus infections are recorded in the winter months. The vast majority of norovirus cases are spread from person to person, because the virus is among the most contagious of the foodborne pathogens. Because of this, norovirus outbreaks tend to infect many people in a short period of time, and also tend to burn themselves out. Outbreaks of norovirus are commonly associated with leafy greens, fresh fruits, and shellfish. Foods can become contaminated with norovirus at any point during the manufacturing, shipping, and cooking processes. Norovirus outbreaks are especially dangerous in areas where contact with other people is common. Healthcare facilities, schools, and daycares are some of the most common places that a norovirus outbreak may take place. Cruise ships are also a common outbreak location. Like any foodborne pathogen, norovirus outbreaks are also common at restaurants and catered events.
Although norovirus is very contagious, there are methods that can reduce the chance of an infection taking place. Norovirus being so easily spread makes hygiene one of the most important methods of preventing disease. Practicing proper hand washing will greatly reduce the risk of spreading the infection. For tips on how to practice proper hand washing, click here. Properly cooking foods is another way to reduce the chance of infection. Most meats must be cooked to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit in order to eliminate potential contaminants. Fish and other seafood will often need to be cooked to a temperature of 145 degrees to achieve the same effect. A full list of proper cooking temperatures can be found here. Norovirus infections are very common from restaurants, especially because there is a huge risk involved when an employee shows up to work while sick. Because norovirus is really only spread from person to person, an ill individual can contaminate food along any point of the food production process. If you are an employee in the food service industry and are suffering from an apparent bout of norovirus, or frankly any other illness, it is imperative that you do not go in to work. It is incredibly hard to prevent cross contamination if the food handler is shedding disease-causing bacteria with every move.
The greatest risk of norovirus poisoning comes when someone is still symptomatic, or are in the first few days after recovering from the illness. A case of norovirus poisoning can cause inflammation in the stomach, as well as the intestines. Symptoms of norovirus poisoning will begin to rise between 12 and 48 hours after the first exposure to the pathogen. Commonly, a norovirus infection will produce symptoms including diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and abdominal cramping. Fever, headaches, and body aches are less common symptoms but still possible. Many cases of norovirus poisoning will clear up on its own within 3 days, but in some cases, the illness may worsen. When a norovirus infection worsens, it can also cause dehydration, which will present with symptoms including decrease in urination, dry mouth, dizziness upon standing, and dry throat. Young children, the elderly, and those with suppressed immune systems are at an increased risk of contracting a serious case of norovirus poisoning and becoming dehydrated. While there is no specific method of treating a norovirus infection, many doctors will recommend rest and hydration to treat the illness. If you or a loved one begins to show the symptoms of norovirus poisoning, contact a medical professional. To speak to a food poisoning lawyer.


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All those who know me will see why I simply had to take this picture. I'm an absolute cheese addict, this 'pile up' (a constant in my work) makes this Christmas tree my favourite of the season.
The picture was taken at a cheese shop in the famous district called the 'Nine streets'.


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I've been doing a bit of work for Ponsonby Central lately and I'm loving it - such great characters and amazing food! Here is Jimmy the Fish - a seafood legend in Auckland, one of the owners of Harbourside for years and now working with his son Tom serving up the best mussel chowder in town.
east cape trip
Sony were the sponsors of last years AIPA Image Nation Award and I was lucky enough to win $3,000 worth of Sony products and test the new Sony Alpha 7R when I went round the East Cape recently. It's the only place in NZ I had never been to so I was excited to see my impressions. Here is a pick I took just on dusk. The camera was perfect for the environmental portraits that I love - totally unassuming and beautifully lightweight to travel with as well as having kickarse low light capabilities.


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Look, we understand – your life is busy. Sometimes, you just don't have time to plan the perfect, exciting date night. Obviously, we're here to help, but we need a little time to work our magic. If you've found yourself without something fun to do on an upcoming date night, this guide is for you.
1. Nostalgic Movie Night
Chances are, at some point you and your partner had a movie date or two – do you remember what you saw on your first one? Rewatching it together may spark some fun memories!
2. At-Home Cooking Class
Pick a recipe you'd never tackle on a normal night, and cook it together! It can be extra fun if you find a recipe with a video walk-through – it will feel like you're in a cooking class!
3. Hiking
Provided you have easy access to the basic essentials – shoes, snacks, water, etc – hiking makes for a great last-minute date.
4. Brand New Board Game
Take a quick run to your nearest store and pick out a brand new board game together. Or, if you have one you've gotten as a gift that you've never tried, this is the perfect time to break it out.
5. Local Tourists
If you live in a larger town or city, you can probably name 2 or 3 places that are just for tourists. Though you may never make visiting them a part of your daily routine, they can be a great place for an easy, everyday adventure.


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Joe Torre's days on the field are over, but at 74 the former Dodger and Yankee manager and 2014 Hall of Fame inductee is as busy as ever. Along with a full-time job as executive vice president of baseball operations for Major League Baseball, he and wife Ali run the Joe Torre Safe at Home Foundation, which they founded in 2002 to help people experiencing domestic violence, as he did while growing up. The foundation, which operates a dozen centers called Margaret's Place, for Joe's mother, was set to hold a fundraiser in Los Angeles on April 30. A prostate cancer survivor and advocate for cancer education since 1999, Torre also has recently become the celebrity spokesman for the Your Prostate Your Decision campaign. Here he talks about managing his fitness and his charity endeavors.
You did it all in baseball — MVP as a player, four World Series titles as a Yankee manager — yet you say you suffered from a lack of confidence for most of your career. Why?
I didn't see the connection until I was in my 50s, but being brought up in a house where my dad abused my mom created a lot of fear and lack of self-esteem. I didn't even go out for the baseball team in my freshman year in high school because I was afraid I wasn't going to make it. I had no confidence in myself. And I went through my playing career going through a lot of hills and valleys based on my performance that particular day. Obviously, to validate myself, to be worthy, I had to get hits. It was like a life-or-death thing for me. It wasn't a good feeling. I was very moody. Then, in 1995, age 54, I started to get over it.
What happened?
I went to a four-day self-help seminar with my wife, Ali, then pregnant with our fourth child. On Day 3, they separated us, and I found myself standing there crying my eyes out. Now here I am, just been named the manager of the Yankees, in front of a group of six strangers, pouring out my soul, when I realized that there was a connection between my feeling inadequate and the fear my dad created in the house, which I had never told anyone about, not my best friend, not my wife. Why not? I was ashamed.
It wasn't that I was mad at my father. It's that I realized that I wasn't born with these bad feelings and the shame — they were created by the fear. Ali and I had always done volunteer work throughout my career, so I knew that I wanted to help kids who might have been in the same boat, seeing abuse and afraid to talk about it. Several years later, in New York, Ali and my oldest daughter, Christina, a Montessori teacher, helped me set up Margaret's Place. We put a counselor in "safe rooms" in schools to help these kids. To date, almost 50,000 kids have been through the program.
When did you know it would be successful?
Right away. I remember walking into a school in the Bronx where we were going to put on our first fundraising dinner, and I said to the youngsters, "We'll talk about baseball in a minute. I want to explain what this camera crew is for." When I explained about my dad and watched six or eight kids just shake their heads up and down, as if to say, "I know what you're talking about," I realized that we struck a nerve.
Is there a similar reluctance to talk about prostate cancer?
Yes, which is why being a high-profile person helps; you draw attention to a cause, and you also get more help. My wife said it probably was a good thing that I didn't retire in 1998 after we won the World Series against the San Diego Padres, because otherwise no one would have known about my prostate cancer. I was 58 when diagnosed with an aggressive form in early 1999. They used me as a role model. I'd tell them, as I do in the [public service announcments] today, that there are a lot of options — like genomic testing and active surveillance — besides surgery available today, so slow down and make an informed decision.
People always talk about diet and exercise as the key elements of health. Should charity work be in that mix?
I think so. A healthy body thrives in a healthy society. I work out about five days a week, alternating days of boxing with a trainer and 45 minutes of cardio, and eat a low-fat diet with no fried foods or red meat, mainly fish, beans, some chicken, lots of vegetables. As for the charity work, there's a sense of responsibility on us to make sure the future of our world is going to be in good hands by talking care of the kids who are going to be there for us. A big part of it is putting your arm around somebody's shoulder and letting them know that you care about them.


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The 9th Annual Run Wild for Autism 5K & 1 MIle Fun Run & Walk is now sold out as we have reached the event capacity.
Join over 1,500 attendees at this family-friendly event to benefit Pathfinders for Autism! Professionally managed by Charm City Run, this 5K course meanders through The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore and the adjacent Druid Hill Park. There is also a 1 Mile Fun Run and Walk, allowing for athletes of all levels to participate.
All registrations include access to the post-race celebration with refreshments, animal ambassadors, music, children's activities, autism information, awards, and FREE admission to the Zoo! 5k registrations include chipped race entry
Upgraded performance T-shirts available!
April 1st – May 31st Early Bird Registration (UPGRADE your registration with a performance shirt for an additional $5 during the registration process)
$30 adults
$15 youth (13-17)
Children 12 and under FREE, with registered adult
June 1st – September 28th (UPGRADE your registration with a performance shirt for an additional $5 during the registration process)
$35 adults
$20 Youth (13-17)
Children 12 and under FREE, with registered adult
Day-of Registration (September 29)
$40 adults
$25 youth (13-17)
Children 12 and under FREE, with registered adult
*Walk-in registrants are NOT guaranteed race giveaway items.
Set up a team page to recruit team members and raise money. You will be prompted to make a donation or fundraise during the registration process. To go directly to the fundraising/donation page click the "Donate" button above.
Individual fundraisers can earn prizes for their efforts. Click here to view our 2019 Individual Fundraising Incentives.
Teams raising $500 or more will also earn great prizes! Click here for our 2019 Family Team Fundraising Incentives.
Wednesday September 25th • 12 – 2pm and 5 – 8pm
Pathfinders for Autism
235 Schilling Circle, Suite 103
Hunt Valley, MD 21031
Thursday, September 26th • 4pm – 7pm
Charm City Run Bel Air
126 S Main St #2
Bel Air, MD 21014
Saturday, Sept 28th • 10am – 1pm
Charm City Run Timonium
2045 York Rd #2
Lutherville-Timonium, MD 21093
Race Day
Beginning at 7:00am at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore
7:00-8:00am: Registration (outside Main Gate)
8:30am: Race
9:00-11:00am: Post-Race Activities at Waterfowl Pavilion
Zoo Gates Open at 10:00am
- 5K Run through the Maryland Zoo and Druid Hill Park
- 1 Mile Fun Run & Walk through the Maryland Zoo
- Professionally Managed Race by Charm City Run
- Post-race awards ceremony
- Games, activities, Animal Ambassadors, and more
- Give-away items
- Post-race snacks
- PLUS SPECIAL RACE DAY ZOO ADMISSION: individuals registered for the race will be able to access the Zoo free of charge on race day. Zoo passes may be picked up on Race Day at check-in.
Top 3 Male Finishers
Top 3 Female Finishers
Top Male Finisher in the following age brackets: 1-10, 11-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+
Top Female Finisher in the following age brackets: 1-10, 11-15, 16-19, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+
Top Overall Fundraising Team
Top Corporate Fundraising Team
Top Family Fundraising Team
Top Individual Fundraiser
The race will start and end at the Maryland Zoo. The course will meander through Druid Hill Park after completing a loop through the zoo.
Please review the Charm City Run Weather and Event Cancellation policy here prior to registering for this event. If you have any questions about the policy please email us at email@example.com prior to registering.
Visit the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore's website for GPS coordinates, Zoo map, and more Parking - free to all attendees, please park at the main Zoo entrance .
If you would like to volunteer, please contact Mary Beth Bartholme at email@example.com or 443-330-5370.
Become an event sponsor and promote your business to hundreds of attendees while supporting a great cause.
Get your company to put together a corporate team and receive 10 standard race entries (additional race entries and sponsorship opportunities available based on team fundraising) - includes chip timing, T-shirts, Zoo admission, giveaways, and refreshments.
Click here to view our Top Corporate Team Fundraising Prize.
All runners and walkers are welcome to use strollers and wheelchairs. Per the Zoo's policy, no pets are allowed.
BENEFICIARY: Pathfinders for Autism
Pathfinders for Autism is a statewide organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with autism and their families. The organization was founded in 2000 by the parents of children with autism, including Baltimore Orioles Hall of Famer William "B.J." Surhoff and his wife Polly Winde Surhoff. Pathfinders for Autism works to support and improve the lives of individuals affected by autism through expansive, individualized programming, and by providing resources, training, information and activities free of charge.


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These Ancient Foods Sound a lot Like a Morning Zoo Crew
While sharing details about 11 of the Oldest Foods and Drinks Ever Discovered, Nick Digilio realizes a lot of them sound like crew members of a radio morning zoo.
To download this or any of Nick's podcast visit our I-Tunes page. Like us on Facebook (/nickdshow) and follow us on Twitter (@nickdshow.)


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Throughout the year, the Campus encourages students to participate in all kinds of social events enabling them to take care of their health, experience social and spiritual encounters and stay connected to God and others. We believe that this balance is necessary to a healthy and uplifting environment to study.
Here is a sample list of important events that you can experience on campus. Its the combination of all these moments, just as much as your studies that make your stay on campus unforgettable ...
The Campus has a gymnasium, outdoor sports facilities enabling students to do both indoor and outdoor sports and according to the weather conditions.
A sports activities calendar is elaborated at the beginning of the semester, including basket-ball, volley-ball (participate in international tournaments), ping-pong, badminton, foot-ball... A reference person for sports activities is appointed each year.
Zumba classes are included in the calendar thanks to the collaboration with the parents'association. A Workout room is open 24/7 in the hall of residence.
Moreover, the campus geographical situation is in itself an insentive for walking, hiking, jogging...
The Halls of residence each have a piano that students can use as they wish and need to.
A campus choir meets once a week for a rehursal with the choir conductor. The choir performs regularly in church and in exterior events.
A great number of social and cultural events are organized throughout the semester. Here are a few examples:
Spiritual life on Campus is intense, and Students look forward to the following regular events with pleasure:
The Students' Association of Campus adventiste du Salève (AECAS) is an independent association under the law of 1901. Its actions enable students to raise funds for various projects. The association generates and coordinates number of events. It is also resourcefull, helping students get along with their day to day life.
The Campus is delighted to have a shop offering organic and fresh foods amongst other things:
This service is very useful to Students that do not have a vehicule or to people that only have a little time to do their shopping. In any case clients are verythankful to have such a service on Campus.
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I don't know if you noticed, but back in the Autumn/Winter 2009 Idea Book Close To My Heart reduced the number of paper packs from five to four. Why did that happen?? Well its because they are using that exclusive paper pack for Studio J. Studio J has the same paper packs that the Idea Book carries, but also carries one exclusive paper pack per Idea Book.
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Arriving at the race I was stoked with all of the Mike's Bikes kits I saw. I had thought it was only going to be James and myself; however Steve, Travis and Ryan (who I didn't recognize at first because of his beyond manly beard) were there to join us. Steve conducted a pre race meeting and said I was going to be the guy. I laughed thinking that we have James and I haven't been racing that much lately. Either way, I had a team behind me, and this was a first for me. I only know how to be a teammate or ride by myself, I had no idea what to do with them.
At the start I got to the front right away and it was aggressive. I could tell from the start something would get away because of the long crosswind sections. We covered everything and made a few attacks but nothing was sticking because either Nate English didn't make the move and reeled it back, or everyone else was too fresh to chase it down. So after a few more break attempts I wasn't able to respond as the winning move went with Nate, Chuck and Sam Bassetti. I didn't panic because there were still strong guys in the field and knew as long as the pack didn't sit up I would be able to get across. However, what didn't even cross my mind was the question, "How can I use my teammates to help me get across?". This was shortly answered when I went to Steve, told him I could solo bridge it when he firmly responded, "No! You get on my f***ing wheel and we do it together!" That shut me up and I did what the man said, pushing anyone out of the way that tried to get that wheel from me. He attacked like a mad man and I barely stayed on to realize the separation he caused. Was everyone stupid to let two Mike's get off the front or were they just not strong enough to hang on as Peleaz put them in the gutter. It was definitely the later. Steve swung off and I knew I had to close the gap before the headwind section. The last 10 meters were the hardest to close but I finally got there and sat on to make sure no one came with me. I realized how much energy Steve saved me, I probably could have bridged it solo, but I would have killed myself in the process and not taken full advantage of my teammates. We were gone and eventually I started working a bit but never drove the break.
We pedaled bikes for the remainder of the race and then it got exciting again with two to go. I had been examining my competitors and saw that Nate was hurting and would have to go a long way out. Chuck looked strongest and I pretty much assumed Sam would cramp. With one to go Chuck attacked, English chased but peeled off. Then it was just me and Sam. This reminded me of Nationals last year, 1 up the road and two chasing. I thought I knew what to do after my failed attempt last June. Sam was not going to close that gap, but at the same time there was no way I was taking him to the finish with me. I sat on and attacked him in the crosswind section. I looked back and had a gap on him and had to be all in. I bridged to Chuck and my mistake was not coming around him hard enough. I just thought he was dead, but he got back on me and 100 meters from the line he came around me and 10 meters from the line so did Sam. I screwed that one up…big time. By me not jumping Chuck hard enough, he just made the gap for Sam smaller, and was able to use me a lead out.
I look back on the race and am so grateful for Team Mike's Bikes. Everyone was in the race making a difference and I got to experience being a Team Leader getting to play my card for the win. I doubted myself before the race, but Steve's confidence in me was contagious and I am one race closer to my first P 1/2 win.


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VCarve Pro and VCarve Desktop CAD/CAM
These two VCarve options from Vectric are our most popular CAD/CAM solutions next to Autodesk Fusion 360. The biggest difference for most users is the size limitation of 600 x 600 mm on the desktop version and the rotary machining capability in the Pro version.
Otherwise both Pro and Desktop feature the most user friendly drafting and toolpath generating option anywhere. It is very easy to learn with a fantastic library of tutorials. It is easy enough even for a non-techie beginner, yet it has features that satisfy many professional needs.
- Complete set of 2D Design and Layout Tools
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The Sports Xchange
INDIANAPOLIS -- Who needs rest after playing a triple-overtime game the night before?
Evidently not the Toronto Raptors, who edged the Indiana Pacers 74-72 Tuesday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse despite getting outscored 14-5 in the fourth quarter.
The Pacers had four chances to tie or win the game in final 38 seconds but miss them all. David West, George Hill and Paul George (twice) missed shots.
DeMar DeRozan led the Raptors with 15 points.
Hill led all scorers with 18 points.
The Raptors lost 140-133 in triple-overtime loss to the Utah Jazz on Monday night in Toronto.
The Raptors gave the Pacers every opportunity to get back in Tuesday's game, but Indiana couldn't take advantage due to turnovers, bad shots or blown defensive possessions. Thanks to their own miscues, the Pacers went into the final quarter trailing 11.
Getting field goals was almost impossible for the Pacers.
They went 7 minutes, 29 seconds between field goals in a span that stretched from the third quarter to the fourth, but they made a charge in the final five minutes of the game.
Power forward Tyler Hansbrough sparked the Pacers by drawing two offensive fouls.
Hill made two consecutive strong drives to the basket to help Indiana get within 71-68. Hill's last bucket was a scoop shot between two Raptors defenders.
DeRozan ended a six-minute Toronto scoring drought when he went 1-of-2 from the free-throw line to push the Raptors' lead to 72-68 with 3:16 left.
The Pacers opened the game on a tear, looking like a team ready to run the Raptors out the building.
Indiana scored nine of the first 11 points and 13 of the first 17 points to lead by nine points less than four minutes into the game. However, that's when everything changed for the Raptors. They suddenly woke up, found their legs and took control of the game.
Toronto didn't buckle under the early pressure. Instead the Raptors went on a 23-6 run to go up by eight with less than a minute remaining in the first quarter.
The Raptors didn't look like a tired team, shooting almost 71 percent from the field in the first quarter.
The Pacers got Toronto's lead down to four early in the second quarter, but the Raptors again got their lead back up. Toronto led by 10 points in spurts through the final four minutes of the half.
Indiana looked like a frustrated team, while Toronto played with a pep in its step the entire half.
Toronto went into halftime with a 46-36 lead.
The starting backcourt of DeRozan and Jose Calderon had 10 points each in the first half for Toronto. George and West had seven each for the Pacers.
NOTES: Raptors guard Kyle Lowry (ankle) and swingman Landry Fields (hand) went to New York to get second opinions on their injuries. The Raptors don't have a timetable on when either player will return to the lineup. ... The Raptors didn't arrive into Indianapolis until after 2 a.m. following their marathon home game against the Jazz. ... Pacers coach Frank Vogel said he plans to keep a nine-man rotation for the time being after it was effective in a victory over the Washington Wizards on Nov. 9. Forward Sam Young, who stated three games, is no longer in the rotation.


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"Life is precious and time is a key element. Let's make every moment count and help those who have a greater need than our own." ~ Harmon Killebrew Because we had fun at Graeter's Ice Cream, we also had fun with selfies afterward. That's all I've got at the end of a super busy Monday. It's summer, eat ice cream. And lots of it. That's my advice!


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Top 6! WOMB's favourite HK-based conscious blogs
We don't know it all, in fact, on some subjects our knowledge is very limited.
Here is a list of green blogs that inspire and motivate us in our everyday green(ish) lives!
It is not the first, and definitely not the last time we are mentioning The Lesser Evil blog run by Kammie Lau! She calls herself "A self-centered millennial who creates content for cool girls out there who aren't so shallow about deep issues of the world". Kammie always shares her honest, sincere and only personal opinions. She does not work with brands, in fact she would spend days, even weeks researching on various topics that interest her. She is passionate about conscious living, minimalist skincare and slow fashion, and she devotes her free time (she has a full-time day job, and her blog is her passion project) to research and writing about issues that matter. And she is the absolute MASTER of Instagram stories!
Two neighbours, high school friends and university flatmates: Ching Ching and Bertha are doing an amazing job together! Their mission is to initiate a conversation, with everyone, on the options we have to embrace a sustainable lifestyle. They share their impartial opinions, test environment-friendly products, and work on introducing environmentally friendly alternatives. On Earthero, one can read about day-to-day lifestyle tips to reduce waste, honest product reviews and learn more about little green steps that we all can embrace and follow in our everyday endeavors. And if you want some eye (and brain) candy, simply check out their Instagram!
Extremely well written lifestyle blog by Yee Ting and Ben describing their slow, conscious and beautifully creative life on Lantau Island, Hong Kong. They believe there isn't one single way to live your life. Hence they are constantly researching and educating themselves on ways of living an ethical lifestyle. In May, they committed to a 30-day-plastic-free-challenge! You can also follow them on Instagram or check their not-always-holistic food extension.
Sustainability, fashion trends, inspiration, life-hacks… You will find it all on HK-based, fashion brand Grana's beautiful blog. The blog is so much more than a browse through Insta-friendly pictures of their sleek and minimal garments. The posts are meant to raise a debate, introduce Hong Kong green influencers (Oh hello! Have you seen Grana's conversation with WOMB?), and discuss relevant topics like the availability and affordability of eco-friendly fabrics. Remember to check out Grana for more than comfy jumpsuits and super-soft white tees! Beware! You risk learning a thing or two!
Zero waste life-hacks, honest blog posts and extremely sincere (and human!) approach to sustainability. We enjoy reading the well-thought-through articles and appreciate how the blog also addresses a "Low Waste Lifestyle" - we don't have to all be zero wasters (kudos to those who are, of course!), but we might as well be thinking of minimizing our waste and personal environmental impact. Agnese and Alex - the masterminds behind "Our Simple Cottage" share their personal routines and honest advice (eg. Zero Waste on a budget) on the blog and they keep ensuring us that, in the long run, even the smallest little green steps do count! Oh, almost forgot! You can follow them on Instagram too!
Last but not least, we want to pay tribute to a blog that does no longer need any introduction in Hong Kong. From tips on where to eat plant-based or buy sustainable fashion to interviews with amazing, influential people, Green Queen is the Online Green Mekka of Hong Kong. Once again, THANK YOU for featuring us on the blog, and for those who haven't read the post yet, here's the link to WOMB's conversation with Green Queen's Jenny Star. For yummy pictures and green-life-videos, check out their Instagram too!


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Practical Strategies: How To Handle A Huge Amount Of Homework
Dealing with a huge amount of homework can be overwhelming, especially if you don't have the best study skills. The either procrastinate on their work or don't have a routine set up so the work will get done. This can be a problem that will affect the way that they learn and how they get your homework done. But don't worry because these are all things that can be corrected with discipline.
How To Handle A Huge Amount Of Homework
- Firstly, you want to have an agenda or notebook that will keep track of all your assignment. This will include the assignment and the due date. This way you know what needs to be done and when. You should also have separate notebooks and folders for each class, this will keep you homework more organized.
- I know some of you like to work ahead in certain subjects but don't do that only do what you are assigned. Doing more may seem like a good thing but you are giving yourself extra unnecessary work.
- Always start with the hardest subject when you sit down to do your homework. You can get that out of the way or come back to it if you get stuck. But if you get stuck do another assignment and come back to that one.
- Try to do your studying on the weekends or if you have free time. Doing studying during homework might be distracting to you.
- Don't wait to do your homework, do it as soon as you get home. This will be less stressful and give you more free time afterwards.
- Break all your homework into different times. Estimating how long each assignment you do will give you an estimate at how long you will be doing homework, which will push you to work harder.
- Don't be afraid to take breaks from your homework. About every hour or so take a fifteen-minute break. You can walk around, grab a snack, check social media or email but don't turn on the television or you won't finish your assignments.
- If you have a chance do most of your work in school, in study halls, lunch, or on the bus ride home.
- Have an understanding that the sooner you do your homework the better because then you retain information better.
- If you have something due at a later date, start it now. If you get it done sooner, you won't have to worry about it later.
- And lastly, don't save homework to do late a night. You need sleep and staying up till midnight doing your homework won't help you the next day at school.


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The area around Centre de Pompidou at 8PM was like the movie version of Paris in spring: young people relaxing on the hilltop slope in golden hour light, eating ice cream and chatting to the sound of pigeons coming home to roost and flying overhead. And if you visit around then, you might see the pigeon man. Wizened and hunchbacked, he appeared like clockwork both days we were there, in a grey down coat and carrying a small shopping trolley, a faded walking stick. The pigeons went wild, fluttering down in unbelievable numbers until you could not ignore the pandemonium. I inched closer and saw the plastic bags - four or five and heaping full of bird food that he scattered by the fistful, looking completely unbothered by the frenzy of flapping wings and piegons coming to perch on his head and back before flying off. Chaos, and bird calls, and then it was over.
I call him the pigeon man and wish I could tell you his name.
I read once that some tribes in Africa and South America believed if you took someone's picture, you would also steal their soul. Seeing him in the centre of pigeon pandemonium, surrounded by tourists with their phones and cameras out, I felt guilty and complicit in the act of doing just that. He was not some zoo animal to be gawked at and made into a spectacle, collected for personal recollection and dismissed as soon as the feeding session ended. Part of me desperately wanted to go up to him and speak to him, ask him his story.
But - like everyone else - I kept my distance. It may have been my lack of French, his surly, insular and slightly unkempt manner that suggested he might wave me away impatiently or the worry I would be disrespectful, but it was also just fear in general. These are the little travel moment discomforts where you're at the edge of your comfort zone but don't choose to cross the line, and I'll always be left wondering a little about what might've happened if I did. The issue of respect is also a really interesting one - I'm not insensible to the fact that barging in cheerfully and intrusively demanding some sort of Eat Pray Love story from a stranger may actually be more disrespectful and 'entitled tourist' than leaving someone to their personal space and not bothering them. But without taking the risk to speak to him and ask, I will never know. By the time I finished wrestling with all this, the moment was gone and he was gone.
What I do remember is the sheer wonder of seeing the sight and the striking, frantic beauty of it all. I love birds and always found it sad how pigeons are given a bad reputation: city rats, dirty, disgusting... but in Paris, I learned there was someone who cared for them. I didn't even notice I actually had my shutter speed set a little low until it was all over. But a lucky happenstance, I think: all birds in flight are beautiful creatures.
It's poor compensation for an actual conversation and portrait, but I hope these photos capture a little bit of what it felt like to be looking on.


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Belfort Furniture's Top 5 Gift Ideas for Mom/
Okay…so creating a chair made of her favorite high heels may be a bit ambitious, especially since Mother's Day is this Sunday. Rest assured, Belfort Furniture has some other options that will make this Mother's Day one she'll always remember. Here are our top 5 gift suggestions for an unforgettable Mother's Day.
1. A chair just for Mom. Can you picture Mom sitting in this beautiful Benoa Harbour Chair and Ottoman by Lexington Home Brands?
Why is it that we always think about Dad and his special chair? What about Mom? Think about giving her a chair that is not only comfortable but fashionable. A beautiful accent chair can brings your living room together and give Mom a special place to call her own. What Mom doesn't want a chair where she can curl up with her latest read and just relax? Now that is something every Mom would love to receive for Mother's Day.
2. What about accessory planning?
Belfort Furniture has a furniture design team that is amazing at putting a room together. Let's face it, with today's hectic lifestyle, Moms are busy and they have little time to focus on home design. Why not take away that stress and give your wife or mother a special treat? Set up a design appointment and let us help you bring style and function to your home. Our accessory planners are highly skilled and experienced. They spend the time selecting the right accessories for your home so can concentrate on the rest.
3. A functional but stylish hobby station to keep Mom organized.
If we had to choose a piece of furniture that would help any Mom stay organized, this hobby station would be one of our top choices. So much goes into structuring a home and having a dedicated space for keeping things together is crucial. The Abbott Place hobby station by Hooker Furniture is an excellent selection that will help Mom keep everything organized.
4. Give Mom a Bedroom Retreat
Why not think of giving Mom a bedroom retreat? This Classic Portfolio Louis Philippe Bed from Stanley Furniture with custom bedding would be a Mother's Day present she would never forget. Sleep is so important for busy Moms and if you can make her bedroom into a gorgeous place where she can escape from her hectic day, relax and get a good night's rest, she will thank you for a lifetime. At Belfort Furniture, we have beautiful bedroom furniture, custom bedding and a design team to help you every step of the way.
5. Let Mom pick out her favorites with a Belfort Furniture gift certificate.
Still not sure what to get her? A Belfort Furniture Gift Certificate to Belfort Furniture is something that every Mom loves. Let her decide on that special gift and take the guess work out of it. Stop by the store, email us, or call today, 703-406-7600, to purchase a gift certificate.
Belfort Furniture is conveniently located in the Dulles area of eastern Loudoun County, Virginia, easily accessible from Loudoun and Fairfax Counties. Whether you live in Northern Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, or Washington DC, we have the selection, styles and prices that make Belfort Furniture worth the trip! Belfort Furniture was voted "Retailer of the Year, 2012", by National Home Furnishing Association and has been voted best furniture store in Loudoun County for 17 years in a row.


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Stanley Druckenmiller/
One of the "masters of universe" is Stanley Druckenmiller, who here is interviewed by Kirik Sokoloff in late september.
Its a great view/listen in many aspects, I am highlighting a few.
first 10 minutes is about private life
ca 10 min: Some history and background to his trackrecord, 30% cagr.
ca 16 min: Why algos is making his old system of using the markets price signals to make money
ca 22 min: On how he made money, build a thesis and make a small bet, and wait for price confirmation
ca 29 min: On FED
ca 37 min: On big tech
ca 41 min: On big bets & capital preservation
ca 50 min: Your most important job, is to know when you are hot or cold
ca 54 min: View of the us equity market
ca 1 hour 2 min: The rise of populism, wealth inequality
ca 1 hour 6 min: Stanleys book recommendation => Charles Murray, Coming Apart
ca 1 hour 8 min: US in the world
ca 1 hour 16 min: His philanthropy


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Experience in all intricacies of lock and dam construction, rehabilitation, and repair.
A focus on making terminal projects both sustainable and economically viable.
The right dredging equipment, no matter what the challenge.
New or rehabilitated, our bridge construction expertise spans several decades.
A variety of ways to help you maximize your dock operations.
A rock-solid pilings and foundations track record - on land and on water.


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I've never been to a museum where all the art pieces were the same.
I've never logged on to Netflix to discover that all the movies are in the same genre.
I've never been to a potluck where everyone was encouraged to bring same dish.
But, I have heard of schools where they wanted all teachers to be the same; to teach the same lesson, in the same way, on the same day, to get an standard product from the students.
So, does that sound like teaching, or is this more like factory work?
I know of brilliant teachers, that if only given a little more autonomy, could transform their emasculated classrooms into a World's Fair of Ideas: A symbiotic atmosphere where learning is as intuitive as breathing. Where a consumption of ideas is intrinsically driven and kids are too busy learning about their interests rather than being bored enough to start picking on one another. It's a place where cognition is fostered by care, not created through coercion.
These teachers know that getting kids to learn is easy - but systematizing the process isn't.
They are the same teachers who fight off those feelings of afternoon apathy; who meet the needs of mandates, but don't allow those mandates to dictate their instruction. They are the teachers who know kids don't learn all the same way, so they don't approach their everyday pedagogy the same way.
They are the teachers who are eternal optimists. Who choose to believe a time is coming where parents will hail the significance of teachers, where the society will value education, and where educators are paid according to their skills; not seniority and rank.
These are the heroes, these teachers, who choose to fight for the individual personhood of kids; who treat each child with individualized care and attention no matter how systematized things become. They are the teachers who boast of variety, welcome all diversity, and break through hostility.
These are teachers.
This can't be taught. This can't be replicated. This isn't factory work.


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Toxicities and Energetics will present a series of positions on the contemporary that are concerned with living with environmental change and its including its pollutions. Drawing on queer theory, disability studies, illness studies and current artistic practices, it will examine ways of challenging normative constructs of bodies, environments and relations; and ask kinds of alterities might appear how might they be considered? What ethics of living with and 'staying with the trouble,' finding queer kin and alternative energetics might emerge?
Taught with the MA Ecology and Contemporary Performance program at Theatre Academy of Helsinki.


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Clinical education is one of the instructional cornerstones of Duquesne University School of Law. As a student here, you will have the opportunity to participate in law clinics, externships, pro bono programs and fellowships that offer live client experiences and often include opportunities to appear in court. The goals of the Clinical Legal Education program are threefold:
- To serve the community by providing good counsel
- To train students in the actual practice of law
- To promote the rewards of public service


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Crassula Mesembryanthemoides growing subshrub succulent of the genus Crassula also known as Crassula Moon glow, Crassula Mesembryanthemoides perennial evergreen used as ornamental drought tolerant plant or bonsai, can grow in mediterranean, desert or subtropics climate or as houseplant and growing in hardiness zone 10-12.
Crassula Mesembryanthemoides leaves
Leaves color green-gray with hair in linear shape leaves fleshy leaves grow in pairs.
Flower color pink, the flowers small in bell shape and grow in clusters in the top of the plant.
Crassula Mesembryanthemoides for sale – Seeds or Plants to Buy
Requirements for Crassula Mesembryanthemoides growing and care:
Well drained soil, frost free
What is the best way to start growing?
Plant / Seed / Vegetative reproduction
Is it necessary to use vegetative reproduction?
No, but easier
Difficulties or problems when growing:
Recommended planting season?
All year (in cold climate not in the winter)
Pests and diseases:
Snails, slugs, aphids, meal bug
Pruning season:
All year
How to prune:
Just for design dead leaves and bloom stem
Size of the plant?
10-30 cm, 4-12 inches
Growth speed in optimal condition:
Slow growing
Water requirement:
Small amount of water
Light conditions in optimal condition for growing:
Full Sun / Half Shade / Full Shade (with light)
Is it possible to grow as houseplant?
Growing is also possible in a planter /flowerpot / containers:
Blooming information
Bloom season:
Winter / Spring
General information about the flower
Pink small flowers in bell shape and grow in clusters in the top of the plant
Scientific name:
Crassula Mesembryanthemoides


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The mother-daughter bond is something that only the two of them can understand and in this case, @nanatat07 decided to make a bi-annual tradition of taking selfies with her mom. She started when she saw a Starbucks ad and began her tradition at her first year of high school and ended it when she graduated. They always posed with a refreshment or something sweet on their hands and it seemed like these selfies indicated a much deeper bond, where mother and daughter used to spend an entire day together having fun and driving around.
The 1st year.
It all started with so much joy.
The 2nd year in high school.
Posing with their favorite drinks.
The 3rd year started with a Starbucks drink.
Somewhere during the 3rd of high school, the mom is quite different.
The 4th years seems to start unexpectedly positive.
This is the final photo.
Her mother didn't manage to survive, but the daughter had to honor the tradition, and I think I am speaking for everyone when I say that she is a wonderful, strong girl.
The teen girl said that her mother might have not made it for their last picture before her graduation, but she tought her to stay strong and motivated her to achieve her goals. She feels very lucky that she has that photo journey with her mom to look at for the rest of her life.


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UPDATE: Pictures from Donor Awareness and Testing Event at Caddy's on the Point
Posted July 10, 2017
Held Their 1st Annual July 4 Celebration and Allowed Us to Hold a "Donor Awareness and Testing Event" and a 50/50 drawing. We signed up 20 potential donors and raised $600 from 50/50 sales and donations. What an awesome Crowd!
Deborah Decker, Winner of the 50/50 Drawing and her husband donated their $174 in 50/50 winnings to COTA for Team Alex
Donor Awareness Event and donor sign-Up where eleven event attendees tested as potential bone marrow donors during the July 4 celebration
Nine of Caddy's crew were eager to test potential donors
Volunteer Cindi Montorio sold 50/50 raffle tickets


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Daily Scrum (2013-10-25)
This morning I dug right into the software and started working through compiler errors at 6:40AM. After several hours and about 500 compiler errors, I started checking to see if the error count would drop below 102 (it stops at 102, so there's an unknown number of errors beyond that). And finally, after weeks of non-stop error fixing, the number dropped to 70. I quickly fixed the remaining errors and started the program. The main window popped up, in rough shape but at least it was running!
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How to Get the Most From Your Treatment:
By being on a healthy diet and refraining from eating two hours before and two hours after the exposure to the light, more fatty acids will be processed and eliminated. Lifestyles that create a stress on the liver will obstruct this process, so consumption of alcohol is not recommended while undergoing the treatments.
Body Contouring
A treatment at Santa Barbara Light Therapy consists of a full body exposure to the healing power of 635 and 880 NM red LED light. The light is emitted from six pads placed on the body and a covering that is placed over the face and abdomen for maximum benefit to the whole body.
Once the pads are in place, you simply enjoy a relaxing 30 minute session. Approximately 500 to 800 calories worth of fat are released into your body from the specific areas targeted. This is followed by 10 minutes on the whole-body vibration plate which stimulates lymphatic drainage.


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Played scientist yesterday. Sat with my PH testing kit, bought at a (swimming) pool shop as instructed, and before me an array of all the products which I use/used to use/intend to use on the wide area which was radiated - from below my chin all the way over my upper body and down my arm to the tips of my fingers. The aim? To test their PH value. Why? Cos The Lymph Lady said I had to use acidic products. Neutral is ok but acidic is best and alkaline a no-no.
So I dipped the strips into Lancome moisturiser, Lancome cleanser, Lancome toner, Clarins hand cream, Dischem acqueous cream, Lancome sunblock (or did I forget that one?) and Johnson's baby soap with aloe vera.
Hoo boy. I was perplexed. Cos this PH testing kit did not have numbers, only colours. So was that bright orange or light orange? And bright or dull green? (The kit showed both PH as well as alkalinity.)
Well I can mostly remember that the acqueous cream seemed the most neutral and the soap the most off-the-target - the PH value went bright yellow and the alkilinity a shocking pink (or was it the other way around?).
Either way, think I am going to have get a calibrated PH kit so I can clearly see the values of each product. Oh I had a pen and paper at hand and dutifully recorded it but colours, rather than numbers, made it difficult. Especially comparitive rates as I tried to determine: which orange was brighter?
Anyway, this is all an attempt to prevent lympdoedema. And pleased to report my arm seems to be ok, except still doing manual lymph drainage which is now taking about 40 minutes a time. And doing it twice a day.


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Fort Worth Westside Water Treatment Plant
City of Fort Worth
GAI provided the electrical design work for a new green field WTP including the Electric Building, High Service Pump Station, Administration Building, Filters, Operations Building, Membrane Facilities, Ozone Contactor, Chemical Facility, and Washwater Recovery. This project included the installation of a CCTV cameras and entrance gate access control for security. It also included coordination with the electric utility and fire protection system. It included 4,160V distribution, switchgear and various motor control centers. Additionally, two 300HP and four 350HP motors with a combination of variable frequency drives and reduced voltage solid state starters were installed.


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Spotted More Paper Block of the Month has 12 bold, colorful blocks - one for each month. The gray and cream backgrounds are full of interesting textures and graphics. You'll use a variety of techniques like traditional piecing, fussy cutting, applique, paper piecing, and more.
The finished quilt measures 85" x 85". It' easy to complete this quilt with the month to month pace. The final assembly incorporates large panels highlighting the unique patterns on each of the fabrics.
This is a 12 month program beginning in January and finishing in December 2019. The block of the month includes the pattern and all fabric for top and binding.
Each quarter we will introduce a new 12" x 40" seasonal wall hanging made in the embroidery hoop. We have added some interesting textures to our fabric selections, so you will experience working with cork and Kraft-Tex. We will also be featuring a different binding technique, facing. Designs will be available a season ahead, so it'll be ready to hang on your wall!
Each quarter your kit will include all the fabric, quilt top, backing, and binding. The first month we'll supply a jump drive loaded with the multiformat embroidery designs and instructions. Bring your jump drive back each quarter to receive additional designs. Each quarter you'll also receive a FREE seasonal bonus embroidery design! You will also need some additional supplies not included in the kit:: 15 yard roll of Battilizer, thread, Trimmer by George, and Hoopsister scissors. The minimum hoop size needed is 6" x 10".
Each quarter we will have a Demo Saturday to share tips for the new wall hanging and discuss the bonus project. On demo day, your kit will be ready for pick up to sew at home at your leisure or join us for a Sewcial sewing day. We will also have optional kits to purchase for the bonus project.


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Microsoft has added support for Bitcoin based funding of your live account. You can use the funds to buy Xbox games, apps, software and other digital content from Microsoft.
This is what it says on Microsoft's help page:
You can now use Bitcoin to add money to your Microsoft account. Once you add money to your Microsoft account, you can use it as a payment option to buy apps, games, and other digital content from Windows, Windows Phone, Xbox Games, Xbox Music, or Xbox Video stores.
People are reporting that Microsoft is processing payments via BitPay.
Unfortunately this is US only at the moment but it is HUGE news for Bitcoin nevertheless!


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When you love something – you want to preserve it. You want to ensure that for generations to come, the unspoiled natural beauty that took our breath away will do the same for our children, their children and everyone to come.
We believe that when we use something, when it gives us something – it's our duty to give back. And we apply this theory to our work in wildlife as well. Everything we do at the Beach Camp is done with the aim of affecting the natural environment as little as possible. Remember it is not our home we are merely guests.
In addition we proudly work in line with the National Wildlife Policy of Sri Lanka (http://www.dwc.gov.lk/index.php/policies-a-legislations.html) and strongly believe in a firm commitment to the protection of the natural beauty our country has been blessed with.
As our guests, you play an important role in helping us maintain this ideal. By choosing us – you signify not only your commitment to quality service, but also your commitment to choose an organization that has values and respects the world around them.