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We just wanted you to agree to a few simple guidelines that will keep EVERYONE happy!
Oh, and if you want a little more help on what to wear... click here for dress guidelines
STAY @ MT. LEBANON! There is no good reason for any student to go off MT. LEBANON'S PROPERTY with anyone (adult or friend) and for any reason. Unless yo Momma is pickin' you up - or the ambulance is takin' you out - stay pu T
GO TO ALL REQUIRED EVENTS! We are asking you to participate in all aspects of Flight Week. From Flight Schools to Crew Groups to Battlegrounds to "eatin' time" - we are saying camp is a lot better when you put something into it. That happens when you participate.
NO CELL PHONES! Knowing you will bring them anyway...our church/staff will not be held responsible for any cell phone that is lost, stolen or damaged. We will NOT tolerate any inappropriate use of your cell phone either (pictures, social media, etc.) If we need to-we will take it! Save drama...leave it with ya Momma!
NO VEHICLES, PLEASE! It's great exercise for those of you in sports and let's face it - even if you're not. The only vehicles that will be scootin' around are golf carts. Ask for a ride and you'll probably get it. Drive your car and you'll probably get in trouble. Leave 'em parked.
IF YOU ARE SICK OR HURT...go to the Mt. Leb's Health Center. That's what they are paid to do...help you. You can't stay in your cabin and sleep it off and you can't hang out all day on the golf carts. If you are so sick you can't go on...home it is...or hospital.
IF YOU BRING MEDICATION WE NEED TO KNOW! All medications each student uses or brings with them to Flight Week are to be listed on the Registration/Medical Release Form and/or the Medication Information/Administration Release Form and checked by the Mt. Lebanon's medical staff . All meds will be administered from the health center by Mt. Leb staff . Students must not share any medication, including aspirin or other pain relievers, or any other over-the-counter or prescriptive medication, with any other student.
CABIN LOCK OUT SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO YOU! All students are required to be inside their assigned cabins by whatever time Flight Week Director deems it's time to be in each night.
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ARE GIRLS TO BE IN BOYS' SIDE OF THE CABIN OR BOYS IN GIRLS' SIDE OF THE CABIN: This includes hallways outside these rooms, and obviously the rooms themselves, too. NO EXCEPTIONS! Also, NO ONE SHOULD BE IN ANY CABIN IN WHICH THEY ARE NOT ASSIGNED TO STAY IN.
DRUGS, ALCOHOL, ANY FORM OF TOBACCO, FIREARMS, KNIVES OR ANY OTHER KIND OF WEAPON, OR FIRWORKS ARE NOT ALLOWED: No explanation needed – if you bring it – you go home. ALSO, DO NOT BRING: cell phones, iPhones, iPads, iAnythings; your MP3 players, boomboxes or anything else that plays music. Why? It's one week to get away from all of that and focus on God.
WEAR MODEST, COMFORTABLE CLOTHING! No STUMBLE-WEAR! Casual clothing is acceptable during all activities at Flight Week. If you question it…don't bring it! If it's revealing or too short…don't bring it! If it's a two piece swimsuit…leave it at home and grab your one piece. Guys, don't even think about the speedo! Wear your tshirt to and from the pool and ladies wear your cover-up please.


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Our children have enjoyed Helen's classes for many years, Helen is vibrant, energetic and brings musical songs to life for the children. A really great class.
I have been bringing my two year old daughter to Helen's classes over the last year. I have seen my daughter grow in confidence and flourish during these classes. She loves them and can't wait to go! Helen has a natural flair for engaging with young children and she makes the classes fun and entertaining. My daughter now sings along to the songs and loves it when the toys come out and become part of the songs! I thoroughly recommend Helen!
I took both of my daughters to Helen's class from the age of about 1 year until they started school, and I can say without a shadow of a doubt that of all the toddler classes I have ever been to, Helen's Caterpillar music classes are the best.
Great props and great themes. Helen has clearly prepared week for each class, and she has a wonderful way with the kids - gentle, fun, full of energy, bubbly, smiley, happy. Not only did my kids love the classes but I have to say I had a lot of fun too!
We have loved Caterpillar music classes with Helen ever since we found them a few years ago! She has such a great way and is so friendly, puts the kids at ease and gets them involved effortlessly. She makes you feel so welcome, always remembering names and lovely little touches. The kids have built confidence and social skills through these fun sessions each week - and always get so excited to go! So do I!
I really look forward to this class every week! Helen has a lovely way with the children; she is gentle, energetic and engaging.
I love the different themes, and that songs and activities vary each week. It's really refreshing as most other baby groups just repeat the same things every week.
It is clear that a lot of thought goes into the planning and delivery of the classes. All the props and instruments are vibrant and fun (and clean!).
I'm so happy I found this class, it's exactly what baby classes should be: engaging, stimulating and run by someone who has a wonderful affinity with the children. Thank you!
My son & I have been attending for a few weeks, signing up for a course following a free trial, we laugh together, sing together, play together and I get a free workout at the same time - I'm not sure who enjoys the class more!
I was looking for a music class to take my charge too and found caterpillar music and especially Helen. The best in wimbledon. 2 kids and 5 years on each class is very engaging, entertaining, interesting, lively and fresh every week.
The children love being able to choose their puppets, instruments, do a marching song, and very quickly recognise the simple structure of the class.
The class helps with the childrens confidence, co-ordination, social skills, memory.
Now aged 5.5 Katherine still remembers the songs she learned. Her little brother gets so excited at the mention of going to music.
It's a great way to learn new songs, make new friends and enjoy watching your little one learn in a fun safe environment, with a fantastic teacher.
Helen is full of energy and my kids love her ... Both have been from the age of 6months until they had to start school !
Hello everyone!
What about Caterpillar Music?
I go with my 3 year old daughter.
For us it is a first English work experience because we come from France. So without knowledge of the language, English songs and customs! ...
Helen welcomed us with warmth, joy and friendship.
She knew how captivate Chloe, to tempt him to participate, learn, and it became a real joy to come for her.
There is a different theme each week and Chloe insists on choosing his disguise, her little object it will bring!
This is a group of very friendly moms.
So I have one thing to say: Thank you Helen and many come it's fantastic !!!
Sorry for my english...
I attend Caterpillar Music with my daughter (who is about to turn two). We absolutely love the class and look forward to it each week. Helen is the most enthusiastic and inspiring teaching I have ever met, and she manages to keep a class of toddlers enthralled and entertained throughout each session. Caterpillar Music is the highlight of our week and my daughter loves joining in with the class, and then singing the songs at home and re-enacting the games too. I whole-heartedly recommend this class.
Helen is a wonderful teacher! She truly captures the toddlers' imaginations and you can tell they all love her, my son included. The classes follow a similar format each week but with the different themes and wonderful props Helen brings, they feel varied and fun. Thank you Helen!
I have been going to Helen's classes with my 2 year old daughter for about 5 months now and she absolutely LOVES it!!
Being a classical musician myself I really admire the brilliant job Helen does with the children. She has a very nice variety of songs and rhymes and keeps the children actively involved (singing, dancing, playing on little instruments) and interested all the time. She is very bubbly and has incredible energy and a lovely way with the children. She never forgets a name and I love the 'say hello/ goodbye' (name of each child) song at the beginning and end of each class. Helen clearly plans each lesson carefully and she has an impressive range of fun props that the children love. This class is the highlight of my daughter's week and I am always happy when I don't have to go to work on a Caterpillars morning so I get to go with her and see her be so happy!
We have been attending Helen's Butterflies music class for the past six months and we absolutely love it! Our daughter of 2.5 years is all about ''Helen's music class!! Helen's music class!!'' at the start of the week until we do actually attend the class on Wednesdays!
The songs are great, the toys & accessories are unique and entertaining and, above all, Helen is truly passionate about what she does which makes it so enjoyable for us!
My son really enjoy this class. I also enjoy exciting music and rhymes. Especially, my teacher, Hellen is so devoted and passionate at the class. Always thanks.
My daughter has been going to this class for about a year now and of all the classes she attends I think this is the most fun - great songs and props, but most importantly, Helen is a fabulous class leader. You can see she really enjoys what she's doing and the kids all love her. The passion she puts into the class means that it's not only fun for the kids, but really enjoyable for the mums too!
My little boy and I attend this class and we absolutely love it. He is thrilled each week when I tell him we are a going singing with Helen and he enjoys every minute while we are there. If you are thinking of bringing your child to this class I would definitely recommend it. They will love all the puppets, instruments and singing. Helen is a great teacher and she has an excellent way with all the little ones.
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It's a great class for learning through music and play and has been an excellent environment for early socialising. Evie has learnt to share and communicate with the other children
Caterpillar Music Customer, UK,
We really enjoyed every week and the different topics, each class was full of laughter and fun and relaxed
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It's easy to tell she loves the class by the big grin and twinkle in her eyes as soon as the music starts
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More and more, civilians are working closely with, and mentoring, military veterans. Whether the relationship is formal or informal, focuses on professional goals or personal issues, and the goals are measured and tracked or loose and abstract, mentoring relationships between professionals and veterans is growing.
When a civilian with no military background begins a mentoring relationship with a military veteran, some of the questions and challenges can include:
- What can I, as a civilian, offer of value to a veteran?
- What are their expectations about the mentoring process?
- How will we know if my mentoring advice is helpful?
- How to I start the conversation with a veteran?
Initiating the conversation is often the hardest step. Civilians don't want to say the wrong thing, offend or upset the veteran, and we might recognize that mentoring is more familiar and maybe even more comfortable for the military service member, since the military culture supports buddy-to-buddy mentoring, sponsoring, and other forms of career support.
Before You Start If you've signed up to mentor a veteran through your work, community organizations, veteran service organization or an online platform, it's important to get clear on:
- Your biases: What do you believe to be true about the military? Are your beliefs based in fact or what you've seen on TV or heard from friends who weren't in the military?
- Your offer: What skills, talents, insight or connections are you able to share? Do you have unique knowledge into your company, industry or work which a veteran transitioning to the civilian sector could learn from? Has your career path been non-traditional and you can share lessons learned? Are you an entrepreneur who knows what it takes to be successful?
- Your motivation: Why do you want to mentor a veteran? If you feel this is your patriotic responsibility and is a way you can thank a veteran for serving, great. If you seek to leverage your knowledge and help another individual, great. If you seek to sell your product, service or company to the mentees you will be serving, stop now. Mentoring is best performed when it comes from generosity and gratitude, and not a self-serving agenda.
Ice Breakers to Get You Started Those first few questions you ask your mentee to initiate the conversation set the tone and tempo of the relationship. If you ask questions which are too pointed or hard-hitting, you might cause your mentee to resist your input and not open up to you. If you are too soft and reluctant, the veteran might perceive your style as too indirect and not valuable. Finding a good set of opening questions and a pace that is respectful, attentive, yet also compassionate, is key.
Veterati, a web-based mentoring platform offering the opportunity for civilians to mentor military veterans at no cost, offers a list of ice breakers questions, including:
- Have you had a mentor before, and if so what worked/didn't work?
- Why did you decide to join the military?
- Why did you decide to exit (the military)?
- What are the questions that keep you up at night?
- Do you have current perceived weaknesses that you would like to work on?
These questions are designed to start a dialog, to open the conversation, and to show some understanding of the military reintegration process and challenges. When you ask one of these questions, then remain quiet and let your mentee respond. Give them time to answer.
Whichever way you initiate the conversation with a veteran mentee, mentoring someone from a military background is not only beneficial to the veteran. As a civilian who has mentored many veterans – in formal programs (I am a Veterati mentor) and informal – I can attest to the numerous emotional, professional and career benefits I have received by helping someone who served our great Nation.


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Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai will be awarded the Gleitsman International Activist award from Harvard University on Thursday.
The university announced in October that Yousafzai would be honored with the award for her efforts to promote girls' education. Yousafzai, who became the youngest person to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, will receive the recognition at a ceremony at Harvard Kennedy School.
"Malala speaks powerfully to the strength and perseverance of women and girls who are oppressed," David Gergen, a professor at Harvard Kennedy School and director of the Center for Public Leadership, said in a statement.
"Her remarkable story has inspired girls — and boys as well — to follow in her footsteps and has activated a generation of practitioners and legislators who are fighting for equality in their own communities," he added.
Yousafzai won the Nobel Peace Prize for her global efforts to support education for all children.
As a teen in Pakistan, Yousafzai survived an assassination attempt by the Taliban. She then went on to found the nonprofit Malala Fund, which invests in education programs to help girls go to school.
At 21, she is now a student at Oxford University in England. She will receive a $125,000 prize for her work in improving children's quality of life across the globe.


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The bank held an evening of music and debate on the role of ethics, arts and profit in capital markets on Wednesday 13th January.Read more
8th Mar 2016
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14th Apr 2016
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19th Apr 2016
The bank hosted a lively debate on whether the United Kingdom should remain a member of the European Union.
Jeff Randall, Sky news presenter facilitated the debate, opening the evening by asking the audience how many were undecided and more than half the audience raised their hands....Read more
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Last week Brigadier Tom Ogilvie-Graham, CEO of the St John Eye Hospital Group in Jerusalem, came to the bank to talk to 40 customers about Humanitarian Diplomacy in Action in Palestine. The St John Hospital was established for...Read more


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On Thursday, January 13, I gave a presentation about the Malawi Water Project to the Rotary Club in Ghent. The club was more than welcoming, and my father and I had a lovely lunch with the members.
Big thanks to Laurie Quinn for coordinating the event. I do hope to be back sometime soon!
P.S. I'm working on ways to get my powerpoint onto this blog... check for updates. (:
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We are hoping to achieve bronze when we go forward for our Rights respecting award. We have worked on some aspects of Rights respecting for a few years but hope to greatly improve this in the next year.
We look forward to hearing all about your super ideas in the coming months!!
Rights Respecting Group Mission
To stand up for the rights of every child.
Rights Respecting Group Aims
To fundraise to support other children all around the world
To pray for and support other children
To help everyone understand the rights of the child
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Melbourne, June 15 (ANI): An Australian man has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half years jail for sexually assaulting and beating his 11-year-old daughter.
The Victorian County Court was told on June 15 that the 33-year-old single father of four, who cannot be named, had committed the offence between December 2008 and June 2009.
The sexual assaults came to light only after the man hit his four children with a belt trying to find out who had stolen 3 dollars from a change bowl.
The children went to school that morning upset over the beatings and a teacher reported it to police who then discovered through interviewing the girl that she was an incest victim.
The judge said the man had only pleaded guilty halfway through the trial after his daughter had gone through the trauma of giving evidence and where it had been alleged she had made the whole thing up.
"Your level of insight makes it difficult to see that you are completely contrite," the Herald Sun quoted the judge as saying.
"The message must be sent to the community that if you sexually abuse children, harsh punishment will follow," he stated.
He added that as a sole carer, the father's role had been to protect his children.
The man pleaded guilty to one count of incest and one count of causing serious injury.
The judge sentenced him to seven-and-a-half years in jail with a minimum non-parole period of five-and-a-half years.
The man will be registered as a sex offender for life. (ANI)


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The Union Budget 2017 has given the auto sector a reason to cheer with the announcements that will have a direct impact on vehicle sales
The auto sector witnessed a mixed fortune in 2016 that experienced growth as well as challenges like uncertainty over the Goods and Services Tax (GST) Bill and then demonetization by the end of the year. The Indian automotive industry stands at $74 billion and by 2026 it is expected to achieve a turnover of $300 billion, clocking a CAGR of 15 per cent, according to the Society of Indian Automotive Manufacturers (SIAM).
Rural Optimism
The beginning of the year proved a mixed bag for the industry as some players reported higher sales, while some witnessed flat or lower sales.
The country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India logged higher sales number with 144,396 units in January 2017, up from 113,606 units sold during the corresponding month last year. For this month, the company's domestic sale was up 25.9 per cent to 133,934 units from 106,383 units.
The second-largest carmaker Hyundai Motor India too opened this year by selling 51,834 units in January, up from 44,230 units sold in the same month last year.
On the other hand, Tata Motors passenger and commercial vehicle total sales (including exports) were at 46,349 vehicles, a decline of one per cent over 47,035 vehicles sold in January 2016.
Likewise, Mahindra & Mahindra sold 39,303 vehicles in January this year compared with 43,789 vehicles sold during the corresponding month last year.
"The auto industry continues to see mixed reactions and some of the segments, including the rural market and the commercial vehicles categories, continue to face challenging times," said M&M President and Chief Executive (Automotive) Pravin Shah.
Going Forward
Sharing his views on the Budget, Rakesh Srivastava, Senior Vice President, Sales and Marketing, Hyundai Motor India, says, "The Budget will give a boost to the economy, especially rural, with a focus on infrastructure creating a robust business environment and thus helping the auto industry and positively contributing to GDP."
Shah expects the Budget to positively impact the economy and also the industry, especially in view of the emphasis and the allocation made for rural, agriculture and infrastructure. "We are confident that this will lead to a spur in demand," he adds.
Most of the automakers are betting on rural economy as it accounts for a significant percentage of sales, especially in two-wheelers, tractors and other commercial vehicles. "With almost half of two-wheeler demand coming from rural and semi-urban India, the Budget should have a positive impact for the industry going forward," believes Yadvinder Singh Guleria, senior vice-president for sales & marketing at Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India.
Clearly, the auto industry is optimistic on budgetary announcements, which they expect will positively impact the economy and also the industry.


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Revenge vs. Respect
- Updated: December 23, 2017
Head Mountaineer Scott Satterfield, a.k.a. "The Man Beneath The Visor," delivered a sort of "state of the program" address this week. And he didn't hold back.
"The most successful transition from FCS to FBS of any school, I think, in the history of our sport," Satterfield told AL.com. "Now three straight bowl games and two conference championships, our program is at a big-time high right now."
Seems Coach Satt is riding higher than 3,333 feet. Fair enough. We think. After a rocky 8-4 season that included letting Wake Forest off the hook and wetting the bed against FB$ doormat UMass, only to secure a second (shared)
Sun Belt #FunBelt championship who could blame him for floating somewhere above the Group of Five's largest video board?
Hell, we're feeling good about how the Mountaineers looked at season's end, too. Throw in hanging with ACC's Wake for four quarters, and at least half of the season was true #MountaineerFootball.
After the 'Neers partied on the Kidd Brewer turf after shellacking Louisiana earlier this month, it certainly feels like a Dollar General Bowl win would be a bonus rather than a statement…
…Still, the Mountaineer program long has taken "business trips" rather than played
exhibition check games. Don't get this blogger wrong, the check will be nice – and big, to the tune of an overall $1.5 million payout this year. This is the FB$, after all.
So we're doubting a man like Satterfield, delivering the hard sell of his program after five years at his helm and leading what has to be the most successful FCS-to-Big Boy Football transition ever, is going to treat this trip to 'Bama like anything but a big moment for the App program – for his program.
For, dare we blindly speculate, his value on the coaching market His career progression.
We've drowned you in stats all season, and groused about slow starts and third-down swing passes. This one is fairly straightforward.
Toledo wants revenge. App wants to prove three of its four losses don't reflect the true state of the program.
Slow down the Rockets gunslinging QB Logan Woodside, who leads one of the most lethal passing attacks in All The Land, and the Mountaineers have a strong chance to take their all-time transition to an even higher level with a third bowl victory in as many tries. And Toledo's defense, despite the MAC title, can be gashed. We like where Satt and his staff have the offense right now, though it took a while to develop.
Prediction Time: Eric Boggs and Co. must get pressure on Woodside early and often. Pressure. Pressure. Pressure. Woodside isn't a threat to run, unlike many Sun Belt QBs, so there's a chance for the Mountaineer D to change this game. But it won't be easy. Somehow, the Rockets lost Kareem Hunt and seem to have gotten better than the squad that almost took down App in the 2016 Camellia Bowl. The Rockets have one of the highest-scoring offenses in the country. Despite its struggles, the App defense is in the top quarter of all FB$ teams. Cliche Alert: Something's got to give. Been a while since we've tasted that old Mountain Magic. A Quack Attack leads to one final signature drive for Mountaineer senior QB Taylor Lamb. A final scoring toss on the game log like this seems fitting – and likely: Lamb to Lewis, 27 yards, TD, Staton PAT. App wins a(nother) thriller in the Yellowhammer State: Mountaineers 33, Rockets 29. Give 'Em Hell!
Follow your favorite barely tolerated blogger DURING the game on Twitter @APPstradamus for analysis, snark and third-down bell emojis (!!).
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How to Buy a Home in Chennai in your Twenties
When looking to Buy a Home in Chennai in our twenties, the scope of house prices can feel depressingly prohibitive. In our twenties, one of the last things on our mind is often saving up to buy property. Previously, in saner economic climates, it was possible for a young couple with ambitions to invest in […]Read More


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FN M13 1952 350cc 1 cyl sv 5.950€
Manufacturer: FN
Model: M13
Year: 1952
Displacement: 350cc
Engine type: 4-stroke
Cylinders: 1
Frame number: 7155-D
Engine number: 7155-D
Like BSA, La Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre ('FN' for short) began as a munitions manufacturer, turning to the production of motorcycles around 1900. Best known for its sensational four-cylinder models, the first of which appeared in 1905, the Belgian company demonstrated the same innovative spirit in the design of its singles, being among the first to adopt unitary construction of engine and gearbox, permitting the use of geared primary drive.
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For He Who Is Winning, Another Must Lose
A song about social justice (or the lack thereof). Written and performed by Ryan Fox. (Lyrics below)
Rich is a wolf, he cheats and he steals
He's jolly well banking on insider deals
He lies in his den with a grin full of sin
As Sarah the cleaner mucks out his bin
He howls at her haircut and third-rate shoes
For he who is winning, another must lose
Lucy forgets to turn off the hob
The government says she should go get a job
The voices she hears make her feel sad
Though Sarah her carer makes things less bad
But working two jobs gives Sarah the blues
For he who is winning, another must lose
Rushing for the bus
Sarah has a fall
Racing to the A and E
She needs a new hip
The wait will be a year
'Til then she can't walk
Forced to take an office job
How will Lucy cope?
Upper side of town
Rich is racing fast
Didn't see the ambulance
Crashed his Jag
Neck brace and physio
The firm will cover that!
He'll be fit in no time
The very very best
Lucy forgets and now is forgotten
Society's safety net ragged and rotten
Her benefits slashed for missing a meeting
No money for food or central heating
Lifting the cup to her cold, crusty lips
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George M. Grover, a nuclear physicist who developed a deceptively simple heat-transfer system that helps devices like satellites and lap-top computers operate more efficiently, died on Oct. 24 at a nursing home in Albuquerque, N.M., where he lived. He was 81.
Dr. Grover had Alzheimer's disease, said his sister, Norma G. Airmet of Albuquerque.
In 1963, Dr. Grover was working at the Los Alamos National Laboratory on the idea of using a nuclear reactor to generate electricity in space when he developed the first working heat pipe as a way to move heat out of the reactor very efficiently, said Dr. Coyne Prenger, a staff member at the laboratory. A patent with the idea for a heat pipe was filed in 1935 by General Motors, Dr. Prenger said, but Dr. Grover, who was not aware of that work, built the first working model and is credited internationally as its inventor.
Heat pipes have proved useful in space and on earth for things like electronic components, Dr. Prenger said. ''Most modern communications satellites are full of heat pipes,'' Dr. Prenger said. ''You couldn't jam that much electronic gear into such a small space like a satellite unless you could get the heat out.''
The device appears simple because it has no moving parts, but it is thousands of times better at moving heat than pure silver, the best heat conductor among metals, and it can move heat from one end of a tube to the other even when the temperature difference is as small as one degree Celsius. The fluid picks up heat at one end of the pipe when it evaporates; the vapor moves to the cooler end, where it condenses, releasing the heat. The fluid returns through the tube either through capillary action or with the aid of gravity.
Dr. Grover immediately shared the device with scientists worldwide, Dr. Prenger said, opening up a new research path that is still active. Dr. Grover's idea for generating power in space was eventually adopted by the Russians, Dr. Prenger said.
George Maurice Grover was born on June 7, 1915, in Garland, Utah. He earned a bachelor's degree from the University of Washington in 1941 and a Ph.D. in nuclear physics at the University of Michigan in 1950. He joined Los Alamos soon afterward.
Dr. Grover left Los Alamos in 1971 and helped found the Q-Dot Corporation to make heat pipes for commercial use. The company was sold in 1985, and he retired.
Besides his sister, Dr. Grover is survived by a son, James E., of Livingston, Mont., and a brother, Keith W., of Albuquerque.


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I, for one, will be heading to California for some course work on Somatics and look forward to bringing some new skills and insights to my work at Open Door. My colleagues are reflecting on how we all can add depth and value to what we offer at Open Door. Please check in when you can to see what is on the horizon and as always, let us know what you would like to see us offer.We are here to serve you! To your health and happiness- Kate Still room in our summer camps: https://www.opendoorworkshop.com/creative-arts-camp-1/ This Month at Open Door.... Women's Self-Defense Instructor: Kevin Comeau Date: Wednesdays, July 18- August 8, 12-1pm Cost: $75 for 4-class series This class will cover the fundamentals of physical self-defense, while touching on its emotional and psychological elements. We will cover such topics as evasion, escape, blocking and striking, improvised weapons, awareness of the environment, and the use of the eyes and voice. Students should come prepared to move- wear comfortable clothing. Practice will be realistic but respectful and safe. All questions and ideas are welcome. For questions or to register, email Kevin at email@example.com Gentlemen's Yoga Instructor: Britton Mann Date: Thursdays, 12-1pm Price: $18 drop in, $120 for 8-week series Inflexibility is a virtue in this class. Athletileisure clothing or yoga-specific pants not required. Sense of humor and/or ability to make light of one's own shortcomings and short hamstrings is a pre-requisite. Classes range from quiet and meditative to moderately spirited. Britton has been sharing his understanding of various yoga and other movement arts for 16 years. For questions, email Britton at email@example.com Yoga for Caregivers- Beginners Gentle Flow Instructor: Caleigh MacDonald RN, BSN, RYT 200, Reiki I Wednesdays, July 11- August 1, 5:30-6:30pm Price: $15 drop in, $50 for 4-week series Get your body moving in this gentle, all levels yoga class. Classes are designed for beginners and tailored to the caregivers of the community. Allow yourself to have time for self-care and renewal. Come as you are to stretch, strengthen, and heal the mind and body. Fuel yourself and join us for a great introduction to Yoga with aspects of meditation, breath work, and mindfulness. For questions or to register, email Caleigh at firstname.lastname@example.com Bodies in Motion: Explorations in Movement, Fitness and Fun Instructor: Joseph Sargent Date: Saturdays, 12-1:15pm Price: $18 drop in, $150 for 10-class series Discover a new kind of fitness and expand your embodied experience through explorations in movement and somatic awareness. Joe Sargent will be leading this class. His influences include gymnastics, circus arts, martial arts, modern dance, Feldenkrais, Continuum Movement, Tom Weksler, Ido Portal, Fighting Monkey Practice, among others. For questions or to register, email Joe at firstname.lastname@example.com Tai Chi Instructor: Paul Mahoney (Kevin Comeau in July) Dates: Fridays (July classes are practice sessions) Time: 10am-11am Cost: $150 for 10 class card, $18 for drop ins (July- $10 drop in) This course is suitable for beginners who are interested in improving their health while learning this ancient art form. This course is also suitable as an intro to tai chi chuan for students who are interested in not only the health side but in learning the martial art of tai chi. Once the basics are mastered students would then have an option to start a more in depth study which includes partner exercises including push hands, chin Na, applications and the Yang style fighting set. For questions or to register, email Kevin at email@example.com Open Door Swag! Swing by and check out our new Open Door tanks, totes, long sleeves & t-shirts (for little ones and adults)! Pay by cash, check or online here! 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I usually answer this question with a discussion about the importance of variety and getting many different colored vegetables - each with different nutritional benefits, at each meal. While this is a healthy, general rule of thumb to live by, there is one particular family of vegetables that I try to incorporate in my meals most often. The cruciferous family of vegetables is very rich in fiber, vitamins and minerals that help us stay healthy and strong. They also contain particular phytochemicals known as isothiocyanates that (with daily intake) have shown to help reduce the risk of diseases including some cancers. I try to make 30 - 50% of the vegetables I eat daily come from the cruciferous family. This list of highly nutritious vegetables includes: arugula, bok choy, broccoli, cauliflower, collard greens, kale, rutabaga, watercress, brussels sprouts, cabbage, radish, and turnips. 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It is a delicious way to add more cruciferous and nutrients to your day: Watercress Soup (serve warm or cold) Ingredients: 2 T coconut oil 3 leeks white part and some green sliced thin 1 cup packed Italian parsley, chopped 2 1/2 cups packed watercress (4 oz) chopped with thick stems removed salt and pepper to taste 4 cups vegetable or chicken stock 1 can coconut milk Garnish with chopped chives, chili flakes or lemon zest Directions: In a medium pot, heat the oil over low heat and add the leeks and cook for 8 - 10 minutes. Add the chopped parsley and watercress and sauté for 2 more minutes. Increase the heat to medium and add the broth with coconut milk. Bring to a boil and reduce to a simmer for about 10 minutes. Let the soup cool a bit and then puree it using a blender or immersion blender. This soup can be chilled for a few hours in the refrigerator before serving or reheated to serve warm. Add salt and pepper to taste. 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Willie Watson Celebrates the "San Francisco Bay Blues" on Valentine's Day (premiere)
Folk singer Willie Watson offers us his Valentine's Day blues in the form of a cover of the classic "San Francisco Bay Blues".
Just as in years previous, Amazon has added new songs to their Amazon Original playlists "Love Me" and "Love Me Not". These playlists feature new and recent recordings of both cheerful, upbeat, love songs, we well as their polar opposites, songs of heartbreak and loss. The artists involved span many genres, and this year they include Of Montreal, Jay Som, Hurray for the Riff Raff, Screaming Females, Dan Auerbach, and Marlon Williams among many others.
Folk singer-songwriter Willie Watson, who was one of the co-founders of Old Crow Medicine Show, recorded this live take of the American classic "San Francisco Bay Blues" at AmericanaFest and it's one of the prime cuts on the "Love Me Not" playlist. The tune was written by one-man band Jesse Fuller who made the first recording back in 1954 and an A-list of artists has covered the song, including John Lennon, Janis Joplin, Eric Clapton, and Bob Dylan.
Watson's superbly old-timey tinged voice really sells the song, along with the gentle, ambling arrangement. Sometimes the blues just feels best.


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Noise Complaint and the Kremwerk/Timbre Room Complex are proud to present, two rooms of thoughtfully curated music featuring:
DJ, label head and club impresario Madam X has proved she has many strings to her bow. A constant and moreover, crucial, fixture in Manchester's underground clubbing scene, her intimate knowledge of the city - both as a scene and a place brimming with talented artists - quickly began to prove dividends after first breaking through in 2011.
From co-founding label and Manchester club night BPM, short for 'Big People Music', in 2010 to showcase how much the city had to offer, she soon built a reputation for her own DJ sets - a surefire, upfront mix of everything current and bubbling; grime, techno, bass, garage - you name it, Madam X would mix it. It was this reputation that paved the way for a series of BBC 1Xtra residency slots while still in Manchester - she even covered for Diplo in 2014 - but it's a combination of hard work and crucially, patience, that have really started to pay off over the last two years.
Now a regular fixture on festival line-ups including Friendship, Dirtybird Campout, and HARD Summer, she isn't showing any signs of slowing down. The proud head of her own label, Kaizen, too - an imprint she launched with extensive, free compilation 'Kaizen Movements Vol.1' in the summer of 2014, which has ultimately fed into her work as a DJ too, ensuring she has kept her ear firmly to the ground, while arming her with the hands-on experience of releasing records independently.
Looking ahead, Madam X's accomplishments to date admittedly feel like only the tip of the iceberg. Although often understated and keen to let the music do most of her talking, she continues to build on past successes - for every gig she plays, the next one is guaranteed to be bigger, better - and is clearly set on leaving her mark on UK dance music. In a big way.
In the X-Men universe, Jubilee is known for prowling around the mall with neon shades on, breezing by with effortless cool. Given that one of her superpowers involves conjuring fireworks, the moniker couldn't be more appropriate for Jess Gentile, the gifted DJ and producer known as Jubilee. Her preternatural sense of what's popping off far ahead of the curve is only surpassed by her ability to make sparks fly in whatever room she's in.
Growing up with the sounds of Power 96, 99 Jamz and local pirate stations in her ears, Jubilee soon stormed onto Miami's rave scene as a teenager, drawn to the community that the dance floors inspired. Even if she had to go by herself, she'd rage at weekly drum 'n' bass nights, and zipped to and from raves in both Miami and West Palm Beach, bumping mixtapes from locals breaks DJs there and back.
The road eventually took Jubilee to New York. There she supported herself working at a makeup counter, all the while trading music and making friends through drum 'n' bass message boards. Jubilee's curiosity about what was moving clubs across the pond and down the street was apparent; an early mix of hers combined Miami bass with grime, dancehall and club music.
Jubilee got her real start when she was given command of the downstairs room at a local party party. People would lose themselves and take shots while listening to DJ Assault, and news spread of Jubilee's talents. Soon the versatile, forward-thinking DJ—who seamlessly moved through rap, UK grime, dancehall, R&B and more—started throwing and playing parties all around the city and beyond.
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- Navigating Family Tensions at the Holidays. Russell Moore writes "Here are a few quick thoughts on what followers of Jesus ought to remember, especially if you've got a difficult extended family situation."
- A Conversation with Rosaria Butterfield. In this episode of his Signposts podcast, Russell Moore sits down with professor and author Rosaria Butterfield to talk about her conversion to Christ, her previous life in the LGBT community, and what Christians need to remember when reaching out to the world around them.
- Talking Tough Topics with Scott Sauls. Collin Hansen interviews on the Gospel Coalition podcast as they talk about angry emails, challenging friends, tough topics, the spirituality of the church, and more.
- Glennon Doyle Melton's Gospel of Self-Fulfillment. Jen Pollock Michel writes "To be sure, in this life we painfully persist in contradiction, doing what we hate and failing what we love. Our hearts aren't fully given to God. But our "integrity" and "freedom" do not lie, as Melton suggests, in abandoning the discomfort of God's revealed truth for self-soothing versions that placate the conscience and tickle our fancy."
- Why Christian Kids Leave the Faith. Tim Challies shares four prominent reasons that Tom Bisset has identified that people raised in Christian homes eventually leave Christianity behind.
- Parents: It's Time to Wake Up About Pornography, Sexting, and Your Children. Randy Alcorn writes "This is a battle for our children, with their lives and futures at stake. May Christian parents answer the Lord's call to protect their children, and train them in the joys of purity."
- Covenant Student Athletes Take A Knee During National Anthem. I was disappointed to read that on November 15, 2016, some members of the Covenant College men's and women's basketball teams chose to take a knee during the singing of the national anthem before the start of their home basketball games.
- The Difference Between Being Judgmental and Exercising Discernment. Watch this brief video from the 2014 Ligonier National Conference in which C. Sproul reminds us that Christians are called to make judgments regarding what is righteous and what is unrighteous.
- The Blessing and Freedom of Being at Jesus' Feet. Scotty Smith prays "I truly want to forgive others as you have forgiven me. I want to love you much because you love me more than I can possibly imagine—as much as the Father loves you. May the tears of gratitude I offer at your feet become the water of mercy with which I wash the feet of fellow sinners. Grant me big grace, Jesus, especially for the people who have caused me the biggest hurt, shame, and pain"
- 9 Things You Should Know About Fidel Castro (1926–2016). Joe Carter writes "Fidel Castro, the former dictator of Cuba, has died at the age of 90. Here are nine things you should know about the long-ruling Marxist leader."
- Starbucks Unveils New Satanic Holiday Cups. The Babylon Bee –Your Trusted Source For Christian News Satire- reports "Starbucks Corporation has unveiled its annual holiday design for the 2016 Christmas season, and it features a prominent inverted Satanic pentacle."
- The Worldview of the new Disney movie 'Moana'. Dan DeWitt writes "Pantheism stands in stark contrast to a Christian view of the world as created by an all-powerful and personal God. It is a deification, a making into god, of the universe. In fact, that is what the Apostle Paul warns his readers will happen if they reject God, they will worship the creation instead of the Creator ( Romans 1:25)."
- How Trump Won the Troops.D. Vance, author of Hillbilly Elegy, which I'm reading now, writes "In a speech announcing that he had ended his long-shot bid for the nomination, Mr. Webb wondered aloud whether his views were consistent with the "power structure and the nominating base of the Democratic Party." Hundreds of thousands — possibly millions — of working-class whites switched their votes from Barack Obama to Donald Trump. I suspect many of them thought the same thing when they went to the polls."
- 9 Things You Should Know About C. S. Lewis. On the fifty-third anniversary of the death of Clive Staples (C.S.) Lewis, one of the most well-known, widely read, and frequently quoted Christian authors of modern times Joe Carter shared these nine things you should know about the author and apologist who has been called "The Apostle to the Skeptics."
- Hollywood's Outrageous Embrace of Euthanasia. Timothy Willard writes "Creators of movies and television shows that promote euthanasia are more than happy to continue spreading their message to the world. It's time for those who hold a different view of the good life—one that emphasizes life, not death—to start doing the same."
- We actually are saved by works, that is, by the finished work of Jesus Christ upon the cross. Steven Lawson
- God's best gifts are the ones most apt to be twisted by the world, the flesh, and the devil. Kevin DeYoung
- Judge yourself on what Christ is rather than on what you are. Charles Spurgeon
- "Whoever keeps the whole law but fails in one point has become guilty of all of it." Yes God demands perfection. Hence the need for Christ! John Piper
- We want the approval of God—but the applause of men can be deafening. C. Sproul
- The only election that unites enemies, destroys hostilities, & secures the perfect government is God's electing love lavished on us in Jesus. Scotty Smith
- Want to be like Jesus? Focus less on trying to be like Jesus and more on being with him. Scott Sauls
- Indwelling sin always abides while we are in this world; therefore it is always to be mortified. John Owen
- Oh, may God grant us to see sin for what it really is. Martyn Lloyd-Jones


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Hit parade leads LSU softball to 14-10 win over #1 Florida
GAINESVILLE, FL - Kellsi Kloss hit a grand slam in the 7th inning, lifting #4/3 LSU to a win over #1 Florida 14-10.
The SEC softball heavyweight battle will head to a third and decisive round as the Tigers evened the best of three series with 15 hits - the most Florida has given up all season.
The Tigers scored 9 runs in the first, but Florida managed to rally to tie the game at 10, largely on the strength of 3 home runs from Taylore Fuller.
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You may have noticed that Mashable got a new look recently. The design seems wider than usual, and when you shrink your browser, the content resizes to fit. The aim here isn't merely prettiness or technical trickery, however: Media companies like ours are seeing a major shift in the consumption habits of their audiences. Those organizations that don't act may find themselves behind the curve.
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I see regular inquiries on Twitter and in forums from people looking for free software to support visual thinking. To provide answers, InformationTamers have put together 14 pages to help you find the one for your needs. These show the platform, a screen thumbnail and a link for more information in each case. We built this article using the most complete source for details of information mapping software on the Web: Mind-mapping.org. Hat tip to Vic Gee who put Mind-mapping.org together and kept it up to date for years.
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Picasso's Les Femmes d'Alger (Version O) was recently sold at a Christie's auction for the highest auction price ever recorded for a piece of artwork. The work, painted in 1955, just sold for a whopping $160 million plus $19.35 million in commission paid to Christie's. Amazingly, the last time the painting was sold it went for only $31.9 million, which means that the seller made a $130 million profit.
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As a beginner I was able to progress very quickly. It was so easy to get started and learn new songs. I can't wait for the mobile version!
Keep Your Desk Organized With The U-board
1 in Share 172 If you're craving more organization at your workspace, the U-Board Multifunction Board might just be the perfect addition to your desktop. The U-Board conceals your keyboard when not in use and also provides more surface area with its glass plate top, handy to place gadgets and such.


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Beautiful & functional home that is in meticulous condition! Entryway features tray ceilings & archways as you enter with a study and formal dining room just off the foyer. Kitchen sits in the middle of this open floor plan, overlooking the breakfast area & the living room. A nice split floor plan w/ the master on one side and two secondary rooms on the other, w/ a built in desk and mudroom area. No neighbors behind you & a 3 car garage! A great location within Belterra, a quick in & out to the highways.
Club House, Cluster Mailbox, Dry Cleaning P/U, Fitness Center, Park, Play Ground, Pool-Community, Sport Court(s), Trash Pickup - Door to Door, Walk/Bike/Hike/Jog Trail(s)
Electricity on Property, Internet-Cable, Phone Available, Propane Available
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Friday, June 24, 2016
Happy Hour Sewing in Corning, June 28th
Happy Hour Open Sewing on June 28th! Join your fellow quilters for a few hours of social sewing time - bring any project you are working on, or just stop by for a visit! Carrie S. and Marcia A. are our hosts.
From 5:00 to 8:00 pm on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at the Emanuel Lutheran Church, 149 West William Street in Corning
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text: US singer Jacquees dropped two bags stuffed with $100,000 in cash onto the dance floor as wedding gift to his mother (Video) T.T.B Teams Monday, December 10, 2018 American singer and songwriter, Jacquees, surprised his mom on her wedding day by dropping two bags stuffed with $100,000 in bundled bills onto the dance floor as a gift to her.The wedding ceremony took place on Sunday at the Chateau Elan, a luxury winery, and resort in Braselton, Georgia. In a video posted to Instagram by Miss Rici, the 24-year-old singer-songwriter begins with a lovely speech to appreaciate his mother Rosie Broadnax, standing on the dance floor next to the groom.While saying that he wants to make sure that the couple will be 'set' up, he brought a large cloth bag and a Louis Vuitton duffel full of bundled bills and poured them onto the ground.Sharing an Instagram photo of himself standing next to cash, he wrote'Just gave my mama 100k for her wedding gift. Ion give a f--k what a n---a got to say bout me in da streets !!! LOVE YOU MAMA !!!'Watch the video below. View this post on Instagram @jacquees gifts his mom 100k for her wedding gift @19goldenrose congratulations love you doll A post shared by Miss Rici (@imrici) on Dec 9, 2018 at 5:05pm PSTThe post US singer Jacquees dropped two bags stuffed with $100,000 in cash onto the dance floor as wedding gift to his mother (Video) appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog. source: https://ift.tt/2L7gdAJ Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google Plus


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A much-anticipated delivery of luxurious velvets has arrived in stores this week! This jewel-toned palette includes three incredible silk blends available in a rainy grey-blue, a sumptuous toffee brown and a rich spruce green. We also have a beautiful vintage-feel golden quilted velvet, a handful of cotton stretch colours and two snuggly Belgian faux furs! Check out the range in your nearest store and add a little #memade velvet touch to your autumn wardrobe.


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With the advanced techniques of modern dentistry, there's no need for patients to settle for anything less than a stellar smile.
If you weren't born with a perfect set of pearly whites, don't despair. Your Grand Prairie TX cosmetic dentist can intervene to transform your smile. Your comprehensive smile makeover may include treatments ranging from veneers to teeth whitening.
Your cosmetic dentist can use a variety of procedures to overhaul your smile. Some may correct major issues, while others address minor flaws.
One significant problem that can be fixed through cosmetic dentistry is a gap left behind by a missing tooth. In the past, patients often resigned themselves to an unattractive prosthetic solution, but today's dental implants offer a vast improvement for tooth replacement. They're durable, stable and custom-designed so it's nearly impossible to tell a dental implant from the natural tooth right next to it.
Veneers, which are thin porcelain shells that sit atop the natural teeth, also are useful in enhancing a smile's aesthetics. They can conceal deep stains, cracks or chips in the teeth or can fill in gaps. Sometimes referred to as "instant orthodontics," veneers can even re-align a slightly crooked stretch of teeth.
The procedures described above generally require at least two visits to your cosmetic dentist for planning and placement.
You may not need all of that work, however. If your teeth are already properly aligned and proportional, a few simple procedures can give your smile a major boost in as little as one visit to the office.
Teeth whitening is one such treatment. With the Opalescence tooth whitening system, you can take advantage of a powerful bleaching gel that makes your teeth whiter and brighter. This system can be used either in the office or at your convenience at home.
For some patients, a simple switch from silver amalgam fillings to tooth-colored composite materials can have a significant effect. It's amazing how distracting the older style fillings can be.
Virtually all patients can improve their smiles with cosmetic dentistry. Contact The Dental Place at 972-264-5795 to see which procedures will be most beneficial for you.


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A pingueculum is a common, noncancerous growth of the conjunctiva. This is the clear, thin tissue that covers the white part of the eye (sclera). The growth occurs in the part of the conjunctiva that is exposed when the eye is open.
The exact cause is unknown. Long-term sunlight exposure and eye irritation may be factors. Arc-welding is a major job-related risk.
A pingueculum looks like a small, yellowish bump on the conjunctiva near the cornea. It can appear on either side of the cornea. However, it more often occurs on the nose (nasal) side. The growth may increase in size over many years.
Exams and Tests
An eye exam is often enough to diagnose this disorder.
The only treatment needed in most cases is eye drops. Keeping the eye moist with artificial tears may help prevent the area from becoming inflamed. Temporary use of mild steroid eye drops can also be helpful. Rarely, the growth may need to be removed for comfort or for cosmetic reasons.
Outlook (Prognosis)
This condition is noncancerous (benign) and the outlook is good.
Possible Complications
The pingueculum may grow over the cornea and block vision. When this happens, the growth is called a pterygium. These two conditions occur under similar conditions. However, they are thought to be separate diseases.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if the pingueculum changes in size, shape, or color, or if you would like to have it removed.
Things you can do that may help prevent a pingueculum or keep the problem from getting worse include:
- Keeping the eye well lubricated
- Wearing good quality sunglasses
- Avoiding eye irritants
Shtein RM, Sugar A. Pterygium and conjunctival degenerations. In: Yanoff M, Duker JS, eds. Ophthalmology. 4th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2014:chap 4.9.
Zloty P, Belin MW. Pterygium. In: Tasman W, Jaeger EA, eds. Duane's Ophthalmology. 2013 ed. Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins; 2013:vol 6; chap 35.
Review Date:12/19/2016
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text: "Why corporate breaches continue to succeed" – Corporate breaches continue to succeed because attackers can steal the legitimate identities of your employees and use those identities to attack your infrastructure. Far deadlier than malware based attacks, identity based attacks can go undetected for months or years because perpetrators impersonate the methods used by your various privileged accounts as if they were that user. Attackers have changed their methods from the now outdated malware-based attacks to the evolved identity based attacks. Learn how next generation machine learning and analytics can detect and stop these attacks.


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Dr. Charles Boyd, D.M.D.
I graduated from Centre College with a BS in Biology. I completed my dental training at the University of Louisville School of Dentistry. I practiced dentistry in Lincoln and Boyle counties as an associate dentist before opening my own practice in downtown Danville. I am very blessed to have found a profession where I look forward to going to work each day. Outside of the office, my time is devoted to my wife and three children, my church and volunteering with various organizations. Danville has provided a home for my family for five generations, and I find serving this community to be very fulfilling.
Trina Lake, R.D.H.
Dental Hygienist
I am a dental hygienist who enjoys building relationships with my patients and educating them on the importance of oral health. I am a wife and mother of 3 girls. I enjoy being with my family and having fun outdoors.
Kathy Wallace, R.D.H.
Dental Hygienist
I am a dental hygienist who has been working for several years. My husband and I live in Harrodsburg. We have a son and two grandchildren that live in Michigan I enjoy working with people and helping others achieve their best in oral health. I enjoy walks with my husband and spending time with my grandchildren.
Tinsley McCoy
Dental Hygienist
Tinsley brings over 12 years of experience as a dental hygienist. Her favorite part of dentistry is being a part of smile transformations. Her kids sports keep her busy when she is away from the office. Raised in Lincoln county and living in Boyle county she enjoys being able to care for her friends and family's oral health.
Jean Smith
Office Administrator
I bring to Boyd Family Dentistry extensive experience in front office management, transcription, medical billing and accounts receivable. I have worked for attorneys, psychologists, internal medicine specialists, oncologists, as well as various stints as a nanny. I enjoy volunteering and have served in various leadership rolls for 4-H. I am also active at The Presbyterian Church of Danville. When not working or volunteering, I enjoy reading, doing puzzles, spending time with my grown children, Elizabeth and Nathaniel, and going to American Saddlebred Horse shows. I am very excited about working directly with patients, and look forward to making your experience with Boyd Family Dentistry a positive one!
MaryAnn Gaines
Dental Assistant
MaryAnn has worked as a dental assistant for over 15 years. She enjoys working with people and making them smile. MaryAnn works both in the clinic and in the front office. When she is not working she enjoys exercising at Cross Fit, hiking, home improvement projects and traveling with her husband.
Mackenzie Long
Dental Assistant
I grew up in Danville and came back to raise my son. I graduated from Boyle County High School and attended college at Eastern Kentucky University. I have been in the dentistry field since 2002. Through the years I have enjoyed getting to know our patients on a personal level, as more than just patients. I am a mother of an amazing little boy that is very active in sports and school activities who keeps me going. There is no greater blessing than being a parent.
Jessica Booth
Dental Assistant
Coming from a military background, I have been able to live many places around the world. I have been in Kentucky now for 20 years. I am an LPN and have been in nursing for 14 years now. Jenna, my daughter, is my world. Besides spending time with my daughter, reading is my passion.


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Innovation is the term which best describes Royal Caribbean International. The cruise line has been instrumental in changing the perception of cruising with the introduction of features such as rock climbing walls, ice rinks, surfing machines, zip wires and huge shopping malls to name but a few. The American upscale cruise line has the appeal of all ages.
Fly cruise and departures from the UK are now readily available to a huge number of ports including in such areas as the Mediterranean, Caribbean and Baltic Seas.


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Interior painting is what we do best!
We are experienced not only at interior wall painting but also in Mural painting and design as well.
Each of our interior painting jobs will include:
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When the job is done, you will have a fresh room, with no spills or brush strokes on windows, flooring, carpeting, or other surfaces.
For any job that you hire us for we will provide a free consultation to discuss design, timeline and pricing.
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October 11, 2013
Recently, we spoke about Diebold's cardless ATM initiative that leverages NFC technology at ATMs to allow contactless transactions. Going a step further financial services giant FIS, announced last week that users will be able to withdraw money from an ATM through a mobile app.
The banks who have anchored this service are – BMO Harris, (Chicago), City National (Los Angeles) and Wintrust (Illinois). They plan to roll this service at most of the ATMs by end of 2014.
This solution enables users to transact through their smartphones before heading to an ATM and later obtain an eReceipt on their devices for the transaction. Let us simplify how this works?
The app needs to be open on the user's smartphone when he arrives at the ATM to withdraw cash.
The user then scans a QR code on the ATM screen.
This proves that the user is physically present at the ATM and the machine dispenses cash.
A number of large banks and smaller institutions have already shown interest according to FIS.
Video here depicts the way transactions are made with a cardless ATM machine.
Doug Brown, General manager & Sr. V.P at FIS Mobile says Consumers continue to look for innovative new ways to engage with their financial institutions via mobile devices. At the same time, they demand additional security to keep their information safe. He added Information from Cardless Cash Access is maintained in the cloud, so card data cannot be accessed if the consumer's phone is lost or stolen -- making withdrawals faster, safer, more secure.'
It takes less than 9 seconds for transactions via Cardless ATM using FIS technology according to Mary Monahan, Javelin Strategy & Research. This is a stark improvement to Traditional ATM withdrawals which require at least 30 to 40 seconds. She also believes that using a phone prevents skimming, where fraudsters set up cameras on ATMs to capture your PIN and card number. The thief would require a user's passcode, bank account information and PIN number to login even if his device was stolen.
Connectivity however could be an issue for the adoption of this technology. Without cell phone service in a certain area, the user cannot withdraw cash through his smartphone. If this happens often, users could abandon the service. FIS claims that it is working on an 'offline mode' that would enable withdrawals for users irrespective of the connectivity.
Other players operating in the field include Diebold, NCR and Korean based Hyosung. Competition is also faced by big banks such as JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America Corp. Diebold recently announced the introduction of a contactless card reader that enables the user interface to read smartphones with NFC and contactless media like payment cards, tags, stickers etc.
LTP View: The solution offered by FIS goes a step further in enabling both contactless and cardless transaction at ATMs. Although the cardless scheme offers greater security, connectivity issues could be a major concern for this technology. Another challenge is the low battery life of smartphones. If the phone's battery died during, before or after a transaction, the user could face cash retrieval problems.


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Attention digital marketers looking for content research tools: there's a free, effective research method right under your nose, and it's one that you likely know well.
Google Search is one of the optimal ways digital marketers can conduct content, topic, and keyword research. It's a door into the world's most sophisticated content database, giving you insight that, used well, will transform your content marketing into well-researched works that hit the mark every time.
It's impossible to be a content writer or marketer without understanding the power of keywords, and more than that, which keywords and topics will resonate with your ideal readers and consumers.
The market is vast and shifts rapidly, and staying on top of it with keyword research helps put your content where it needs to be — in front of the viewers who will act on it.
There's a balance to strike, however, between obsessively researching content and keywords, while falling behind on the content creation side of things, and forging ahead with creating content without any research to back your decisions. The ideal solution is keyword research that is simple and straightforward, reducing the burden on your time and other resources. Play your cards right, and you will expend a minimal amount of time and effort in finding keywords that you can then use to get your content to the right kind of visitors.
Not all keywords are made alike, which is why keyword research is so important. There are several features of Google Search that make for excellent keyword and topic research tools. Again, these are all free and intuitive to access as you've likely been using Google for a long time! Working these techniques into your marketing research is effortless.
Here are our 7 reasons why Google is the best content research tool…
1. Search Suggestions
When you start typing a query into the Google search bar, you may notice that the search engine offers up various suggestions for how to complete your search. For example, if you type in 'content writing' you may see suggestions like 'content writing jobs' or 'content writing tips.' These are the things Google users are commonly searching for, and that makes search suggestions a window into the minds of your potential clients.
Tip: Tools like Answer the Public and Ubersuggest can help you quickly gather more of these suggestions.
2. Related Searches
When you perform a Google search, there is an option to see related searches near the bottom of the page. This lets you know what Google thinks people look for next in their browsing, which informs you of the typical train of thought of someone Googling for what you are offering. If you click on the related searches that seem relevant, you can keep uncovering more and more results that should give you a good idea of the kinds of search terms and user behaviors that will lead people to your site.
3. People Also Ask
Naturally, many search queries are in the form of questions. People have problems and need solutions, or are asking for more information about something. When you Google a question you will see the People Also Ask feature. It's similar to related searches and search suggestions but focused on the actual questions other searchers are posing to the search engine.
The value in this is that you can easily see what topics are in demand. Check out the list of questions that are being asked, and you should find something you can tailor your content to answering, knowing that there are people out there seeking that information.
4. Top-Ranking Content
Looking at the top-ranking content is arguably the easiest way to see what is popular and resonating with searchers. Companies and individuals vie to get their content at the top of the search engine results pages, as these are the places where searchers are most likely to click. The more people click on a link from Google or another search engine, the higher it ranks until it reaches the top. It is a self-fulfilling action at some point, as the higher, it gets in the rankings, the more likely it is to be clicked.
That being said, you should pay careful attention to top ranking content for your topics and keywords of interest. Take a look at the headlines, the link structure, and the snippet of writing underneath the main result. That is where you will gain insight into what keywords and sub-topics are most commonly found within the search engine results, as well as what styles and tones of text are the most compelling.
Top ranking content lets you see what the competition is doing. It also enables you to see how many returns there are for your specific query, so you have a good understanding of how difficult it will be to make your content climb the ranks using that query. If the market is saturated, it may make sense to focus your efforts on a different angle, which you can uncover through the techniques in this article.
Pay attention to who is ranking in these results, not just what their content says. If you see a lot of big-name businesses ranking it may be more challenging to overcome their presence than if you are fighting for space with an organization with a smaller, less impactful web presence. After all, it's not just the keywords that matter — you also have to consider how much work it will take to use your chosen keywords to your advantage. If the work is not going to net you good results, it's time to think about a different set of keywords or a change of topics, so your efforts pay off in a timely way.
Tip: Search Analysis Tools can help you conduct a deeper analysis of the top ranking pages.
5. Search Ads
When you use Google to search for something you will likely see ads returned alongside regular web links. Yes, these ads are paid for by the content owners, so that they will populate. However, that does not mean they aren't valuable information. Ads populate and rank based on keyword optimization, just like other content. So, you can look at ads that show up based on your queries to understand how other organizations are using keyword research to sell their products and services effectively.
Ads also tell you how valuable these keywords are. If there are many ads returned for your query it likely points to a valuable search string, one worth the cost of advertising. The more ads populate based on your chosen keyword, the more value advertisers see in putting up their links for a potential click and conversion.
6. Other Search Tabs
Google is a very robust search engine with a lot more to offer than the standard web search tab. Take a look at the other search tabs available when you perform a query. You can focus the search down to news, books, images, videos, and other specific content. This is useful to spark new ideas that may not have come to you if you stuck with the general search engine results page. People creating content for news, books, and other formats may take a different approach, and the top ranking results are from people who have made a strategy that works. If there is something in there you can translate to your research and content marketing, all the better.
7. Fresh Content
Sometimes you are just looking for a novel, refreshing angle. Google lets you limit search results to the best content of the past month or year. It's an easy way to see what is trending when it comes to your topic of choice, or what new tactics others are trying. Yes, there is value in evergreen content, but if you can harness something new to go alongside your existing, strong content, you may be able to bring in new viewers who are interested in your fresh approach.
Note: Tools like BuzzSumo can help you find fresh topics based on social media shares.
Go Do a Google Search and Make Awesome Content!
There are many content marketing tools out there, running from free all the way up to premium paid services. While in many cases you get what you pay for with content marketing, we assure you that Google Search's free status does not mean it is worthless, by any means. As we have outlined above, a simple Google search — something you probably do several times a day — can unlock a ton of valuable keyword and content information, without much effort.
We recommend using Google Search and these specific techniques so that you can focus your efforts on content creation rather than getting bogged down in complex, and possibly expensive, keyword and topic research. There's practically nothing easier to do than a Google search. So, if you take those low-effort searches and use a critical eye to analyze them, you've turned an everyday activity into something that can boost your content marketing efforts in a big way.
It's all too easy to get caught up in trying to dive deeply into keyword research, and in the idea that big-money applications and services are the only way to get reliable and useful information. Google Search turns those notions on their heads, showing that in fact, keyword research can be simple, straightforward, and free.