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As you know, finding a job is not easy, especially in these competitive times. It is, therefore, imperative to make your CV stand out from the rest. Following these 10 simple tips, you can be sure that your curriculum vitae will be more attractive and appealing to human resource managers.
10 tips on creating the most attractive CV
1. Show enthusiasm in the company you were working for.
The best way to do this is to explain briefly about the projects you have been participating in and your degree of involvement in them. The objective is to give an overview rather than a detailed description.
2. Do not focus on what you know, but what you have achieved.
Many job candidates make the mistake of filling their CVs with training details. However, nowadays companies prefer to invest in valuable employees and only want to know factual information about their work experience.
3. Ask about the salary you will receive, but do this subtly.
Although this question isn't a requirement, it's a sign that your job is valuable to you.
4. Always be positive.
No matter if you are in a difficult financial situation and desperately need a job to avoid going bankrupt, employers will take a note of your optimism so keep smiling and remain positive.
5. Write a cover letter.
La carta de presentación es el espacio adicional del que dispone para explicar quién es y qué puede aportar. Puesto que cuanto más sucinta sea mejor, aproveche al máximo cada palabra.
6. Demuestre que es una persona versátil.
A cover letter is the additional information that explains who you are and what you can offer to the company. The more concise the letter, the better so make the most of each word.
7. Be flexible.
Just like versatility, the same goes with flexibility. Show that you are always willing to change your schedule and perform tasks that you haven't been trained for but are willing to learn them.
8. Seriousness and responsibility.
Most companies are wary of hiring people who do not take any responsibility for their work. Therefore, it is vital to mention how serious you are about your job both in your CV and at the upcoming interview.
9. Leave room for creativity
You can attract your potential employer's attention by mentioning your creative side. This is an intangible but essential value that businesses look for in employees.
10. Don't create a boring CV.
Many CVs are boring at first glance. It is important not to use word fillers and just focus on what really matters, i.e. what skills you can bring to the company you wish to work for.
By following these 10 simple tips, you can be sure of getting one step closer to your dream job. And, in a country with millions of unemployed knocking on businesses' doors, it is vital to differentiate yourself from others.


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Space Saving Ideas with Murphy Bed
Unless a prospective home buyer has a large change purse and is having the new house custom designed, the average home buyer is forced to settle for the mediocre and mundane. Home builders usually fall into two categories; average or subpar. It is true that a majority of home builders employ cookie cutter techniques and methods in order to scrape as much profit from the home buyer as possible. Unfortunately it is the customer that receives a "blah" decor. When it comes to style, very few builders will take the time to customize and accentuate the interior items and niceties such as closet doors, room dividers, door hardware and shelving. It now befalls the home owner to turn the house into a home by customizing each room and putting their own flare throughout. With space always in short supply, organizing is the key to success. Rather than reduce the available square footage of an already tight area by overcrowding with large, bulky bureaus or bookcases, a quaint solution may be a Murphy bed. Although not very mainstream, Murphy beds have always been a stylish and innovative solution. Murphy beds, once built directly into a wall, now double as armoires and bookcases without commandeering an entire room. Murphy beds may not be a solution for everyone. If you wish to learn more about this, visit murphy bed.
Because the big brick and mortar super centers and home improvement retailers have squeezed out the smaller retailers, resources and choices for the home owner have been severely limited in the recent past. Even though some of the items these stores stock are inexpensive, many times the prices are inflated to stay "competitive" with other inflated offerings from the competition. There are alternatives to settling for the contrived. As home owners become wise to the fact that the large retailers are charging a premium for the basics, they are turning to custom made solutions for just a bit more investment. Once a home owner chooses to go this route, a myriad of new possibilities become available. Instead of the standard louvered closet doors or single panel door, multi-paneled doors can be manufactured with a combination of glass, aluminum, wood and other materials. The freedom to use different materials can truly remake a bland home into a relaxing and sheik abode. Companies offering this flexibility and freedom of customization are once more gaining ground in the marketplace. With the proliferation of the computer and access to the internet, it is now easier than ever to find a reliable and professional remodeler.
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The Best Dentist Rocklin CA
The dentist's capabilities and claims to fame. Dentists vary in their capabilities and ability. Not each dentist is similar. A few dentists spend significant time in specific ranges of dentistry, for example, restorative dentistry or root waterway treatment. Others are generalists and don't concentrate on a specific zone of dentistry. On the off chance that you require restorative dental medicines, for example, lacquers or crowns, ensure that the dentist has finished the applicable courses or accreditations in these ranges. For muddled systems, for example, embed dentistry, watch that the dentist has accomplished something other than an end of the week course regarding this matter.
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Luxury Spa Hotels – More Info
If you're looking for a place to alleviate stress and just unwind, luxury spa hotels may be the right places for you.
They are also often called destination hotels, exclusive hotels and also luxury spa resorts.By clicking here we get info about spa day hotels.
You will enjoy a couple of hours a day of spa treatment and therapy; and you will have the rest of the day off to just enjoy your vacation.
In the spa, you will go through a treatment that best suits your needs. It can involve massages – Thai, Swedish,etc; water therapy – flotation, hydro massage; and aroma therapy.
A very important part is the staff. These people are very helpful and cheerful, focusing mainly on wellness. They will help you throughout the whole process with mental, physical, spiritual and emotional healing as well as providing food and nutrition advices.
The hotel usually offers a gourmet restaurant with all different sorts of food, including local food.
You may consider going to a beach side hotel or a country side hotel, this is totally up to you. Wherever you choose to go, you will find peaceful surroundings that will help you maintaining your relaxed state.
For better enjoying your vacation some of these hotels are very well located, often near an airport, railway station and/or a touristic attraction. You can always take your family if that will make you feel even better.
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What will you do or did you do on your 70th birthday? At dusk on the eve of Dad's 70th birthday, Will, Liam and I were helping Dad pick sweet corn. We would be "doing corn" the next day, on his birthday. In the corn patch, which was probably 100 yards long and 20 rows deep, Dad picked corn and filled 5-gallon buckets while I couriered full buckets to the Chevy S-10 and emptied them into the truck-bed.
The corn stalks shot way over our heads and were thick enough to hide Dad in the middle. I followed his voice to find him and exchange my empties for his full buckets.
The boys and I over-exaggerated the steps we took over the electric fence. It lined the perimeter of the corn patch and was about 6 inches off the ground. The fence stopped the raccoons from entering the patch. If a raccoon family had a midnight feast, then invited their friends to come the next night and the next, a good chunk of corn would be stripped from the stalks in a matter of a couple days.
Shortly, this conversation between Farm Dad and City Girl ensued:
"How many buckets have you emptied?" Dad asked. "I don't know, maybe 8 – 12," I guessed. "Haven't you been counting?" he asked. Then a flashback: yes, for some reason, I should've been counting. "No." "You haven't been counting?" "No, you didn't tell me to count." "We always count, so Mom has enough for 100 pints." "Oh… well, I haven't done this in 15 years – I guess I needed a reminder to count." Then good-naturedly, "Why, Linda Kay... I can't believe you didn't count."
At dusk...we had more than enough for 100 pints. We had a truck-load.
It sat in the drive overnight, and early the next 70th-birthday-morning, Dad and I started husking corn...
...and the boys joined us.
Amateur corn-picker that I was had dumped corn haphazardly into the truck-bed covering the whole thing. Soon realizing I had goofed up the shucking system a bit, I reshuffled all the corn to the back of the truck to where we could reach it, making room to toss the corn husks and silks to the front of the bed.
"I bet I'm the only one in my school who has done this!" Will said, as we filled the coolers with corn.
Four coolers of corn on the cob equal 100 pints of corn kernels for the freezer. Once we had lined the coolers up in the dining room, Dad's job had ended for the time being, and Mom took over.
Mom and I lined the kitchen table and floor with newspaper, and set up a de-silking station on one end of the table and an area to cut the corn off the cob at the other end.
Maureen, Mom's friend since high school, arrived with her grandson and the setting was complete. It was time to "do corn." The three boys used dish towels to brush off the corn silks...
...so Maureen, Mom and I could start stripping kernels off the cobs.
The magic soon wore off the de-silking process. The boys took breaks when there was nowhere to pile the silk-free corn and came back when we called them. They were all such troopers finishing the de-silking, it was tough going at times, but they did it.
I had seen those piles through the eyes of a 7- and 9-year-old. I remember vegetables and fruit that needed to be cleaned, stemmed, broken, cut-up – they were monstrous. Here, much like walking beans, was the true-grit of farming. Of growing and freezing our own food. Of sticking to a task until it was finished.
Mom's job shifted once we had big pans of kernels. They needed to be blanched for three minutes...spread out to cool in front of the fan, then loaded into pint-size freezer bags that were labeled with "2013."
Maureen and I kept cutting as Mom followed the circuit of those final processing tasks. Aunt Alison arrived later in the afternoon, "I heard you were doing corn. I thought I would come up and help." Aunt Alison stepped into the blanching, cooling, bagging circuit with Mom.
Towards the end of the afternoon, Liam walked through the kitchen. "BLAH! YUCK! What did I step in???" Ah, yes, that feeling of sweet, sticky corn milk on the bottom of your foot and the dragging of newspaper along with you as you try to walk away from it. My "doing corn" memory and his "doing corn" experience were now complete!
"Mom, there just aren't many kids who have done this, right?" Will asked again. "We picked it, husked it, cleaned it and bagged it! We did it all from beginning to end!"
Having the "corn on" during our Iowa summer visit was a gift to this Farm Girl and her family.
Happy 70th, Dad.
(Yet another hot, humid summer memory... When the headlights came looking for me.)


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It does not matter if you are rich or poor, young or old. It does not matter if you live in America or Argentina. Tick Tock! Tick Tock! Time marches on.
Harvey Mackay said, "Time is free, but it is priceless. You can't own it, but you can use it. You can't keep it, but you can spend it. Once you've lost it, you can never get it back."
One Hundred Sixty Eight!! That is how many hours you have in a week! That is how many hours I have in a week. The question is, how do we use these hours?
Robert Orbin once stated, "Time flies. It's up to you to be the navigator."
I look at my life in FOUR MAIN AREAS!! Before I share the four areas that I focus on each day, I want to mention two websites that are very helpful. Check these out and I guarantee you that they will bless your heart.
This is the most important way I invest a portion of my 168 hours each week. I wake up every morning at 5:15. I have set my coffee up the night before so I just press that awesome green button. Within minutes I have a pot of Maxwell House that is piping hot! However, while it is brewing I read two daily devotionals. The first is "My Utmost for His Highest" by OswaId Chambers. I have been reading it for years. My morning would not be the same without it. The second daily devotional is "Daily with the King" by Glyn Evans. I really enjoy his thoughts and find myself reflecting on them throughout the day.
The next thing I do, with coffee in hand, is my Bible reading. I use the youversion.com app. I read this on my kindle or ipad. It really does not take that long each day to read the Bible in a year! I read during this time just to feed myself spiritually. This is not sermon preparation for me.
After my Bible reading I enter into prayer. I use a prayer journal. This helps me to remain focused. I also love to look back over it from time to time and rejoice over answered prayer. During this prayer time, I simply just talk to God. That is what my good friend, Phil Brockwell, teaches our children at White Oak Baptist. "Prayer is just TALKING TO GOD" he says!
I also love to watch sermons while I have my Special K cereal. I watch Dr. Ken Duggan and Dr. Jeremy Roberts. I follow along with them in my Bible as they preach. I watch my friend, Dr. Chris Stephens, as well. These men bless my blesser!
To be honest…this has been up and down throughout the years. I am more consistent now. The older I get (51 as of this writing) I understand the need to invest a portion of my 168 hours working out. During the summers I love to swim and bike. I also work out at Planet Fitness. I try to hit the gym three times a week. I love to walk/run four to five miles about four days a week. I do this in our neighborhood. If everything goes well, I do my running early in the morning after my quiet time. Leslie, Daniel and I go to the gym together in the evenings. I feel so much better after each workout.
I realize how important rest is for the body, mind and soul. This is difficult for me because I am WIRED!!! I have one gear!!! I get up every morning like I have been shot out of a cannon. I have never napped. I am afraid I will miss something! I do not really like to go to bed at night. But, again, the older I get the more I understand the need to rest. I now get to bed at ten every night. I have not seen the end of a Monday night football game in years. If I get the rest that I need, I am fresh all day long. If not, I drag!
I also set my week up to spend time with my wife! We try to go out on a weekly date. I am thankful for Leslie's aunt Bren. She watches our son on Friday evenings so Les and I can catch a movie and have dinner. One of the most helpful things that I do is that I calendar my week.
Eugene Peterson said, "The appointment calendar is THE tool with which to get unbusy!"
At the beginning of each week I look my calendar over and make sure that I am taking time for my God, my wife and myself.
I once heard Johnny Hunt say that the majority of men do not read another book after high school. That is hard for me to believe and even more difficult to understand. I feel like one of the GREATEST blessings in life is to be able to read. I usually read a book every week or two. I always have one book, and most of the time two books going at the same time.
Another way to grow intellectually is to listen to podcast. I listen while I run and while I am taking a shower and getting ready every morning. I have a 35 minute commute every morning and afternoon and have found this is a great time to listen to a podcast. There are so many wonderful podcast out there on every subject known to man.
How do you invest your 168 hours?


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Hearst-Argyle Clears Weekend GMA
Hearst-Argyle Television Inc. has given its ABC affiliates the go-ahead to run the weekend version of ABC's Good Morning America. Beginning Dec. 18, the station group's 13 ABC stations will run GMA on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
The show, now cleared in 81% of the country and hosted by Kate Snow and Bill Weir, launched in September, but Hearst-Argyle stations needed time to clear their weekend schedules for the show.
"The people of Good Morning America have done an excellent job of building that show's presence as a source of news and information, and the weekend edition will be a strong supplement to the local weekend newscasts on our ABC stations," said David Barrett, President and CEO of Hearst-Argyle Television, in a statement.
GMA Weekend lags behind NBC's Weekend Today, but has made some inroads against CBS' Saturday Early Show.


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Are Books Services Not Products?
What happens if we think about entertainment in a completely different way? What happens if we think of entertainment as a service not a product?
Open the Valve
Valve Software began in 1996 after co-founders Gabe Newell and Mike Harrington left Microsoft to go into game development. Cue hilarity right? Some people might have been laughing, but in 1998 they released their first game: Half-Life which was viewed as a breath of fresh air in a stale genre.
10 years later, Half-Life had sold 9.3 million copies.
So your first hit is a colossal hit. No pressure for game 2 right? Arguably though Valve's biggest hit hasn't been a game, but a software platform called Steam. This enables anyone who registers to buy games. It comes with a whole host of other features, but its core is the selling and updating of games. Initially just created for Valve games, Steam now has over 3700 titles and over 100 million active users. With Valve receiving a cut of everything that's sold on Steam, and Steam accounting for approximately 75% of all online sales for PC games, it's easy to understand how Valve grows by about 50% a year.
Yes, you read that right: 50% a year. Consistently. So what is it that people with no background in gaming (one of their early programmer hires was manager of a waffle house) were able to do that established players were not? Valve has been able to be extremely productive and engender productivity in others. In practical terms, Valve has a flat employee, no title, structure in which every employee is free to get involved in whatever project they want. They just have to be productive. So at the time of the video above, January 2013, two Valve employees weren't working on a game or on Steam or any other entertainment service. Instead, they were designing a desk suitable for Pair(ed) Programming. The price though is that you've got to be serious about what you're doing on every level. Absolute freedom requires absolute responsibility. Also, they don't just allow users to create content for their own games, they encourage it by giving them the freedom and means to sell it on Steam, and then just take a cut. As the video reveals, one user earned $500,000 in a year doing this! No wonder Valve has much higher revenue and profitability per employee than Google, Apple, or Microsoft, according to Gabe Newell in the video.
Steam itself isn't a product, it's a service. When millions of PC gamers all over the world switch on their PC, Steam runs automatically. It's become a near default service, almost as synonymous with buying games online as Hoover has become with vacuuming.
Services are things that we take advantage of in order to get certain things done. When something works, we keep going back to it. It doesn't matter whether it's a particular shop, healthcare professional, or café, if it gives us what we want, how we want it, we'll keep using it. Valve then, growing about 50% year after year, are obviously doing a lot right, especially as publishers have struggled for years to catch up with them.
A New Deal
So is there room to view books in the same way, as another form of entertainment service that could be delivered by a platform similar to Steam?
Some people might say that a platform for providing books as a service already exists: libraries. This overlooks the key component which every service needs, which is success. Over 200 libraries closed in the UK in 2012 alone. A viable platform needs to be something that people return to almost by default. It makes more sense to view that default as Amazon, who command 67% of all ebook sales and 41% of all book sales. So are Amazon/Kindle the new Steam? No. Steam has become an open platform for the selling of games and content for games, and has given independent developers freedom to publish their own games. Whatever Amazon does right, it's hard to view it in the same light.
So is there anything out there doing with books what Steam does with games? Not really. There are multiple independent companies with their own platforms for releasing books, but none of them have caught on as Steam has. This means that there's diversity, but risks leaving some of these smaller players as targets for bigger fish. It also means that no new service or company has emerged as a breath of fresh air, like Half-Life and Steam, to take on a stale industry that's populated by both corporate sharks who want in, and gate-keepers amongst publishers who want to ensure that their club remains members only.
What Does the Future Hold?
The worst-case scenario for the 'books as a service' approach is old-time print publishers signing more authors up to small percentages like 7.5% for a paperback and 15% for a hardback, and I've seen worse than that. If their ebooks are then sold solely as Kindle files (meaning they can only be read on one of Amazon's devices or through their software), or are sold in some other form locked down by DRM (Digital Rights Management), and there are further exclusives in terms of book-sellers, then the downward spiral is complete. Exclusives are great for publishers, distributors, and booksellers because it means if a book starts selling, you have to go to them in order to get it. This is the absolute opposite of books as a service though because it's not focused on what the customer wants, but on what most benefits the status quo. It leaves power in the hands of the old guard, who use things like DRM that can leave you being unable to read books after you've bought them. This approach also leaves books and authors vulnerable to consumer activism if they feel annoyed or alienated by a company's or seller's approach or methods. It also means that the author's book is only narrowly available. If that particular service isn't available in a particular country, or if that bookstore isn't in an area, too bad. For independent authors, or authors who don't already have a name and reputation, making your books available only narrowly is a hell of a risk.
Better than this would be a rise of a platform or service that's willing to think radically and take on challenges to ensure that the worst case doesn't happen.
Best is diversity of publishing in the wake of such a new service shaking up the industry. Independent or smaller authors could then release books in an era of new opportunities and wider releases. Part of this picture is available now. Authors can already have polished websites that ensure compatibility with customers accessing their site on Android, iPhone IOS and tablets enabling them to sell their own books directly to customers and retain over 90% of the sale price. Let's say an author receives 15% of a print book priced at £10 that sells 100,000 copies. This leads to the author receiving £150,000. You can then subtract from that any advance, the take of the author's agent (10% - 20%), and tax. If that same author sells 17,000 ebooks at £10 and receives 90% of the sale price, they'll get £153,000. Yes, they'll have had to pay for their own cover art, editor, and possibly formatting too. However, they'll won't have lost a chunk of that under royalty contract requirements, or to an agent, as people selling books this way are more likely to be independent. How appealing does that 7.5% - 15% look now?
Cutting In
Without someone to take the lead, someone prepared to solve problems simply because they're going unsolved, then we risk living in a future that's been created purely by the biggest shark. Either that or by an old guard excited by print-on-demand, which is a bit like being excited about broadband in the fibre era.
You might argue that books are more than services. In terms of what they evoke in us, then that can be true. However, I found at the London Book Fair that it's a view that's exploited by the status quo, capitalising on a human tendency to stand still because it's safer to go on living with what we already know. If the argument about books you can hold in your hand being better than ebooks is correct, as some people at the London Book Fair said, then why are so many books so unappealing to hold? 'Pulp' used to be an insult, but isn't it now the norm? Books are printed by the lowest bidder, farmed out to people who don't give a damn about books, and in many cases are doomed to be pulped when they don't sell. Books that are truly made by people who love books and want to create books that people will love to hold, like Ludlow Bookbinders, are few and far between. I wonder if we're heading towards a future in which 'pulp' books are exclusively ebooks, with print books being works of art, or commodities. Maybe that thought fills you with horror, but it's no more the end of books than the invention of the car was the end of horses.
Has entertainment changed from a consumption to a service model? Tell me what you think in the comments.


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We are still in the month of Independence, but let's be honest, we can't wait until December 24 to start thinking about what we plan to give to others to show our love. So I thought I would give a quick round up of some gift ideas for the little gamer in your life.
Let's start with Nintendo's DSi XL. I'm sure you are saying the 3DS is newer and more the rave, but DSi XL is a cheaper and pretty good alternative. Also depending on the age of the gamer the 3DS is actually not recommended. Nintendo itself issued a warning for persons under seven years of age. Dude, the negative effects the glassless 3D technology can have on the little one's still developing eyes can't be ignored.
And with games ranging in price from US $1 to US $30, the long term investment will be kept reasonably low, and with a price of US $170 (Amazon) it's not a bad starting place.
If you plan to spend a bit more money, then the PlayStation Vita may be right down your street. With a wealth of content available, the Vita brings next gen gaming to a portable device. The five-inch OLED touchscreen is bright and responsive, the controls and button layout are comfortable and would be very friendly and familiar to anyone who plays Sony's PlaySation.
With a price tag of around US $250, it is more expensive than the DSi XL but also fits the needs of a hard core gamer. Bang for portable buck wise, there isn't a better deal out there.
If, however, you want to go all out for the gamer in your life, then the Alienware X51 is a good choice. While it might be just a touch larger than today's gaming consoles, it packs an almighty punch.
Crammed inside this 12.1 pound green and black box is NVIDIA's GTX 660 (with 1.5GB of dedicated RAM) graphics chip and an Intel Core i7-370 processor with 1TB of HDD memory and 16 GB RAM. Who needs a monitor when the X51 can be easily connected to a living room television for use as a media centre. You can pick up the X51 from Dell's website starting at around US $1,200.
So no matter the budget there is something out there to brighten the little or big gamer in your life. I just gave you a few ideas to get you started.


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The Top 10 Baby Products I Can't Live Without
Now that Miles is getting closer to two years old, I feel like I've finally developed a pretty good system and an idea of what products work for us, and which don't. (Of course now that I'm speaking this into existence, he'll probably decide he hates all of these things). Here is list of the products Miles and I love, and simply cannot live without:
- Yes to Baby Carrots Face + Nose Wipes: These wipes are a must have for my messy little Miles. They're great for cleaning up after meal time, snack time, playground time, or a runny nose. Made with all-natural saline, Vitamin E, and organic carrots, and they smell good too! Price: $5.99
- Baby Carrots Attitude Change Calming Balm: This balm is lovely to rub on before bedtime, especially during teething season and for colicly little guys, like my son. An herb called Yarrow was added specifically for the calming of colic while. This balm is also formulated to be used for eczema and cradle, so basically is a great all in one cream, and I actually love using it maintain Miles' curly hair. Price $10.99
- Weleda Calendula Oil: I use this every night after bath time for his body and hair. I also use it during diaper changes to cleanse and moisturize the area. I pour a small amount on Miles' bottom before wiping, and it has done wonders for preventing diaper rash. The main ingredient comes from the Calendula plant, which possesses powerful healing and anti-inflammatory properties. The oil also contains almond oil and chamomile, so it has a lovely softness and a calming scent that is great for bedtime (or anytime). Price: $16
- California Baby Bubble Bath - Overtired & Cranky: Miles used to be a horrible sleeper, so I would take any help I could get. I'm not 100% sure if this bubble bath really did the trick to wind him down for bed, but I like to believe it does. Plus, its organic, I love the smell (tangerine, sweet orange, and chamomile), and it comes with a bubbles wand, which makes bath time even more fun! Price: $14
- Parents - The Lullaby Album: A compilation of soothing classical greats from Johannes Brahms, Johann Pachelbel, Frederic Chopin and Hector Berlioz this CD does wonders for triggering bed time mode. Find it on Amazon.
- Little Blue Truck by Alice Schertle: This is Miles' current favorite book. With trucks, animals, animal sounds, and colorful pictures, no other book puts a smile on his face faster than this one. Price: $10- $16 on Amazon
- Winnie the Pooh: His daddy bought him one during a business trip, and he takes it with him everywhere. Now he's taken to even including Pooh for meal time, and pretends to feed him. It's so cute watching him with his stuffed friend.
- Baby Uggs: I think Miles looks so adorable, and super hip with his Uggs. But what I really love is that they were great through the winter months and easy to slip on. I never had to worry about his feet being warm. He started with the brown Uggs, and recently his grandpa just bought him a pair of black Uggs, which I'm really loving!
- Maclaren Stroller: This is going to sound slightly ridiculous, but I actually have three strollers, and very nice ones at that - a Bugaboo, a Jogging Stroller, and a Maclaren umbrella stroller - of these three the Maclaren is my favorite. Its small, easy to travel with easily collapsible, has a shoulder strap to allow for easy carrying, it only weighs 11.5 lbs
- Play Doe: Play doe has been invaluable lately in our home. It's the only thing that keeps Miles' attention for an extended period. Also, it has really helped Miles learn his colors. Before the play doe, Miles actually hated when I would try to teach him colors. In fact, he would usually run away. Now, he really enjoys it.


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Andy heads to the Derby to hang with Dina Manzo, Jeff Lewis, and more!
I am at LaGuardia this morning at the crack of dawn heading to Kentucky for Ladies Day at the Derby, which we're broadcasting live at 5 EST on Bravo. So it'll be me, Jeff Lewis, Jenni Pulos, Dina from Jersey, and a whole bucketload of Top Chefs live surrounded by the pageantry of horses, fashion, food and whiskey. And mint juleps. And more mint juleps.
I've never been to the Derby so I'm psyched. I really hope I don't make a total fool of myself and ask a jockey a really stupid question... Or get kicked by a horse... Or get my suit muddy.
Today's show is being produced by NBC Sports and so that means endless opportunities for me to make a fool of myself and show them that I have no eye-hand coordination. And maybe get picked last for a team. And get my suit dirty. What if the Sports guys "pants" me? Or teepee my trailer?
Last night felt like a weird show, but I have no idea why. Alex and Simon were fun and generated a bucketload of questions. Speaking of buckets, we ate chicken on the air! You don't see that very often.
Kim Zolciak was her hilarious self. During the commercial break before she came on, Big Poppa himself stepped into her skype-scene and gave me a wave and a big smile. It was a laugh, and then a further laugh when I asked Kim on the air what was up with BP and she said she hadn't seen much of him over the last five weeks. I had to press her....
I haven't heard that much of the Countess' song, but at some point last night it crossed the threshold into something I couldn't stop singing. Oh boy. Woah Nellie. Wait til you hear the second single.
OK I gotta spllit, but I'm sure I'll be on TV at 5 EST and tweeting all weekend if you're looking for me.
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DURHAM, N.C. – Ruth S. DeFries, a professor of ecology and sustainable development at Columbia University, will present the 2016 Henry J. Oosting Memorial Lecture in Ecology at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, March 24, at Duke University.
Her talk, "Food, Nature and Land in an Urbanizing World," will be held in Love Auditorium in the Levine Science Research Center on Duke's West Campus. It is free and open to the public.
An authority on environmental geography and sustainable development with more than 100 peer-reviewed papers to her credit, DeFries uses images and data from satellites and field surveys to examine how the world's growing demands for food and other resources are altering land use and contributing to deforestation throughout the tropics.
Her research has helped the scientific community quantify more accurately how these land-use changes affect climate, biodiversity and other ecosystem services, as well as human development. She has also developed innovative educational programs on sustainable development; has worked to link her science to policy through active involvement in programs such as the High Carbon Stock study on sustainable palm oil; and is the author of the widely cited book, "The Big Ratchet: How Humanity Thrives in the Face of Natural Crisis."
DeFries holds the Danning Family Professorship in Sustainable Development at Columbia. She is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and was a 2007 recipient of a MacArthur Foundation 'Genius' Fellowship.
A reception will precede DeFries' lecture at 3:30 p.m. in the Hall of Science, adjacent to Love Auditorium.
The Oosting Lecture, now in its 44th year, is presented by Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment, the University Program in Ecology and the Department of Biology.


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There are a few reasons I keep returning to the New York Comic Con panel for self-described party game for horrible people Cards Against Humanity. Full disclosure, I've done work for them in the past and I'm friends with the folks there. But also, the panels are consistently entertaining and unpredictable. Last year I got bread in my hair.
Outside of releasing new themed cards packs for topics like "Mass Effect" and "Women's Health," Cards Against Humanity doesn't change that much from year to year. And with way, way, way too much money on hand, the panels are basically victory laps, celebrations of lewd success the audience gets to be a part of. Case in point, this year's Cards Against Humanity panel was an improv comedy show and the funniest thing I've ever seen at New York Comic Con.
One of the problems with Cards Against Humanity as a game is that despite how inherently hilarious some of the cards are (Limbaugh's Soft Shitty Body) if you and the group you are playing with aren't on the same shock comedy wavelength things can get uncomfortable fast. This especially crops up with strangers but it affects friends, too.
Fortunately, good improv comics have the preternatural ability to be funny no matter how dire the situation seems. So, of course, they're the folks best equipped to play Cards Against Humanity in its universally funniest possible live form.
Hosted by the lovely CAH events manager Trin Garritano, the performers consisted of Cards Against Humanity writers, Pat Baer and other folks from the Uptight Citizens Brigade here in Chelsea, and more funny friends of the game.
Explaining the jokes from an improv show you'll never see doesn't make much sense, but let me at least explain the format. Trin would read a black CAH like "What's this year's hottest Halloween costume?" After a cute animal video interlude (Get a load of that dog!), performers would answer using white cards like "A women president." And the winning card would be the starting off point for an improv comedy sketch.
As the night devolved we saw skits about licking rare objects at Comic Con to claim them, sucking dick at the bank, depressing Star Trek podcasts, setting up child marriages, dinosaur boys, and how no one is safe from God. Oh, and oil. Oil!
Again, these people would probably be funny no matter what. But it was great to see how normal Cards Against Humanity card jokes, including some audience suggestions, could be brought up to a new level by great performances. CAH puts on improv shows like this all the time in places like New York and Chicago, so if you missed this NYCC show like a loser be on the lookout for the next one.


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An 18-year-old, who begged for chance at drug rehabilitation but was "dishonest" in his interview with an official from Verdun House, was today remanded to prison.
Magistrate Douglas Frederick had sent Antonio Darren Smith, of Spruce Street, Nelson Street, St Michael, to the Psychiatric Hospital for assessment three weeks ago after he requested help for his drug addiction.
However, when Smith, who had also pleaded guilty to having apparatus for the misuse of cocaine, was interviewed by a Verdun House official, he did not fit the criteria for drug rehabilitation.
"He has been dishonest right through the interview and wants to change for his mother and all his friends, [but] not for himself and that is not the criteria," the official reported to Magistrate Kristie Cuffy-Sargeant in the District 'A' Magistrates' Court today, adding, "he is not ready".
In light of that testimony, the prosecutor, Sergeant Cameron Gibbons, suggested that Smith be remanded to Dodds prison to reappear before Frederick, who had initially adjudicated his case.
However, Smith maintained that he was telling the truth.
"What I was telling him is what I know," he stressed before he was sent off to jail.
Smith will reappear in court on December 4.


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Let the memory of Gwendolyn be with us forever
- Born in Orangeburg, South Carolina, United States.
- Passed away on May 28, 1978 in Wallterbro, South Carolina, United States.
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Gwendolyn Fogle . We will remember her forever.
On the day after your 38 anniversary we still miss you and wish your life was not taken so early in life. But now we are little closer to justice being done right . We all love you miss you this is from your niece Melissa Elaine hughes your sister Eolean and larry adopted me . I just wished I could of met you love you always aunt Elaine


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by Kat Harding (@iwearaviators)
How Eric Schermerhorn is able to write music is a testament to the love of his child. Last January, we covered his album Flowers Now Dry, written and recorded in the lead up to the birth and death of his child, Sage, who was born March 31, 2016, and died June 25, 2016 from a Cerebral Arteriovenous Malformation. On March 3, Schermerhorn released Elegy, a nearly 16-minute wandering track chronicling his grief.
The celestial shot on the single's cover gives a glimpse into our mortal quandaries about life and death. We associate space with the great beyond, the unknown, possibly heaven, and questions that can never be answered. The same feelings swirl around Schermerhorn's track, wondering why this happened to his child. "I never thought that you would not survive," he sings, accompanied by sparse piano and drums. "I can't believe I couldn't save your life," gives a glimpse into the deeply personal feelings any parent would have after the untimely death of a child. Tears sprang to my eyes with the line "Why did love bring us here?" The birth of a child is supposed to be one of the most joy-filled occasions of your life, filled with love.
Immersed in the gentlest of pianos and echoing reverb, the listener can catch their breath after that crushing line - or, do as I did and get deep in a rabbit hole about the unfairness of life. People die before they should. People can be horrible. We all eventually die anyways. What is the point?
The point is to go on for each other. Listen to music that moves you. Create something that moves you. Reach out a helping hand. Buy an album that supports something - all proceeds from the track will be donated to the Center for Cerebrovascular Surgery and Interventions at Boston Children's Hospital in memory of Sage Schermerhorn. Start a charity.
The track ends incredibly hopeful, as Schermerhorn vows to go on, facing forever one day at a time so he can eventually meet Sage on the other side. And that's all any of us can really do - just keep on going.


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Right now I'm having a strange behaviour with my Win10 1809 desktop. A week after the update, I noticed that it didn't delete all my files, nor it broke audio or network. I guess I had a bad version downloaded from WinUpdate. All of that while I'm updating Win8.1 on my non-Win8.1-compatible main laptop which I'm always carrying around.
After restarting the download 7 times, I finally got Win10 build 1709 on my main desktop. And it also upgraded from Win10 Pro to Win10 Education. What the heck, M$!? However, nice to see that all my devices are still working correctly and the updating process took less than 30 minutes on my "slow" system (FX-8320, 8GB DDR3-1866, Patriot 256GB SSD). The previous major upgrade took something like 1 hour and 45 minutes...
There are some applications that shouldn't, couldn't and wouldn't be running on small size/high PPI monitors. Unless they will become smart enough to auto-render and auto-resize ALL the controls on EVERY kind of display, apps like Photoshop, Premier Pro and all other media oriented software won't be small-screen-friendly. However, web browsers, instant messaging apps, some games, media content viewers are less big-screen-friendly. (I tried only once to read a plain text mail on a 24" 4K display without DPI scaling, I wouldn't recommend doing like that). On that side, DPI scaling in Win10 is one of the less crappy thing that has got implemented, even if software developers are going to wait for adding OS-controlled scaling features. P.S.: Previous OSes also got DPI scaling, but don't you remember that ugly font resize with no ClearType resizing?
zago27 started following RAM issue on server board, Nvidia Pascal Graphics Card Issue and [SOLVED] DirectX mis-detection
I did it the first time on my previous laptop, but I don't remember exactly which version I used. I remember that it was the latest version for Windows 7 x86 compatible A8-6410 and the integrated graphics chip, I think I did it in March 2016, but I'm not completely sure... I also did it second time with a Radeon R7 360 with CD driver version 15.20.1062 (2015/07/25). I noticed that I had more problems on x64 drivers than x86 ones and Crimson are less compatible than older Catalyst. Maybe there is a different WDDM implementation.
WinME bad graphics behavior
zago27 replied to zago27's topic in Windows 9x/MEI didn't notice any slow down, compared to 98 or 2000. I'll do it anyway, I know it is very unreliable. Actually, just before you wrote the post, I did a clean install. Nothing changed at all, it seems like it doesn't like this card. I can't use a machine without 3D acceleration, so I think I'm downgrading to Win98SE, which is always working fine. Well, I think that I just confirmed another "feature" brought by Windows Mistake Edition...
Well, actually it isn't an extremely difficult mod. The only thing needed is a notepad (I use Notepad++ because of syntax highlight and better string research). I usually extract the package in a folder and navigate until I find the video INF file. Then, I edit it by changing all the "NT6.1" strings to "NT6.0". I did it successfully on several AMD Radeon GPUs, but never tried on nVidia ones. Another thing. I saw the GPU-Z graphs up there on other drivers. The 0% fan speed and consequent low performance, I think it can be fixed by using software like MSI Afterburner or SpeedFan, which can change manually or automatically fan speed. SpeedFan also can be configured with custom speed curves in order to achieve a silent system when possible and better cool it down when needed.
Don't know if it can help, but I managed to run a Radeon R5 off a A8-6410 on Vista by editing Win7 INF files. It all worked fine on 2D and 3D, software and hardware renders. Maybe, modding official Win7 drivers may work fine on Vista's WDDM kernel.
WinME bad graphics behavior
zago27 posted a topic in Windows 9x/MEHi! I've just installed Windows ME on a Pentium III 1GHz with a GeForce4 MX440 graphics card. Just before, I had Windows 98 SE, but I didn't upgrade it, it's a clean install. I've installed also Half-Life and Quake II. These games, which ran seamlessly on Win98, are now really really slow on WinME. When I launch DXdiag.exe and I run video tests, the 3D one fails on every DX level, from 7 to 9. DirectDraw 2D tests work fine. I downloaded the latest driver from nVidia website, which was working fine on Win98 and also Win95, and DX9.0c (August 2006) from Microsoft Download Center, and also this was working good on Win98. Previously I had a Matrox Millenium G450, but it performed really bad on OpenGL rendering (even worse than the Ati Rage 128 Pro!), so I uninstalled the driver and the video card, and then swapped it with the GF4 MX440. Now, I have potato performance on either OpenGL and DirectX, only Software rendering works fine, but a very low resolution. Is that a WinME "feature"? Or have I did it in the wrong way? Zago
I always use the DX setup files from the Microsoft Download Center and it is a Zipped file after all. As usual I ran dxsetup.exe, but it works only once and, as I could see, it doesn't work properly. The second time I used it, it was stuck at the initialization stage and it never started the copying stage. I used the DX7 setup only to check if I had any Win98 problem, but that one worked fine. After that I tried the "manual way" and it is currently working with DX9. It's the first time I've ever seen this issue. I've been working on Win9x for about 5 years and it always worked fine. At least, I managed to fix it easily. I think I may create a batch file in order to register all the INFs and skipping the stock setup.
Well, I managed to successfully upgrade to DX9.0c. I located an older DX7 setup from my Half-Life CD and I got DxDiag to see at least DX7. Then I extracted all the CABs from the DX9 folder and manually installed all the INF files. Rebooted and reran DxDiag, finally detected DX9. I needed help because I'm in a hurry preparing some machines for a retro LAN party, but I solved my problem easier than I expected.
[SOLVED] DirectX mis-detection
zago27 posted a topic in Windows 9x/MEHi, I'm trying to benchmark with 3DMark suite a bunch of old Windows 98SE machines. I've tracked down all the latest applications available to Win98SE, including DirectX 9.0c (August 2006) and 3DMark2001 SE. The last one, however, refuse to install. The error says that it needs DX8.1 or newer, but I've already installed DX9.0c. So, I took a look to DxDiag: it is actually detecting DX6.1!!The point is that nVidia Control Panel (I'm using a GF4 MX440) is detecting the latest DX9.0c. I really don't know what to do. Can anybody help me? Zago
After 10 months of Win10 on my AMD FX machine, I went back to Win7. It was really annoying having tons of useless notifications that it needed new information about my Microsoft account, which was working just fine. Then, the permanent communication to the Internet: I didn't care about how much bandwidth it was using, but WHY it was using it! After the last major update, RAM usage went from 1,2 GB to 2,2 GB, all used by new svchost.exe processes, which only two of them were AMD related services! Now, with Win7, no more useless and unknown CPU and RAM used by a huge OS. Note: I disabled WinUpdate because it used to fulfill RAM (10GB) and CPU (8 cores at 4.2GHz). I had Win10 even on my 13-inches MacBook Pro from 2010, but after Creators Update, BootCamp drivers went all bad: I couldn't use built-in keyboard or trackpad and it kept going Blue Screen every time I turned on the laptop. Now, with WinXP (yep, the one which uses 70MB at the first startup, not 700MB!) I have no problem at all, it works like a charm. IMO, Win10 is being crappier every time I turn it on!
Problem solved. In the 4th slot, there was a bent pin that was shorting with the opposite one. Once fixed, the computer boot up successfully. Now, it is working fine. Actually, I am using 2x512MB DDR2-533 non-ECC sticks.
@Tripredacus Thanks, I didn't pay attention at that section on the user guide. The RAM plugged in was a non-ECC unbuffered. If I'll found an ECC stick, I'll try it. If it still won't work, I'll put inside the case something new.
RAM issue on server board
zago27 posted a topic in Hardware HangoutHi, I've just got an old Acer Altos G320 server from a computer technician. It is based on Intel SE7320NH1-E motherboard, Intel Pentium 4 HT 631 CPU, integrated ATi ES1000 video controller, DDR2 memory. During POST, screen wouldn't switch on, system fans spinned at max speed and I heard 3 beeps from internal speaker. I took a look at the board troubleshooting guide: 3 beeps - RAM error. I changed the 2GB DDR2-667 module with another known-working module, a 256MB DDR2-533. It still didn't properly boot up. Tried all 4 slots in single and dual channel. Still no luck. CPU power is provided via a standard 8 pin 12V connector, but after I saw how was the board layout, I think that 4 pins power the CPU and the others power the 4 memory slots. The original Acer 8 pins power supply unit was changed with a standard 4 pins unit, the technician who gave me the server told me that the last time he used it, it was working. I put on a 8 pins PSU, on-going 3 beeps at startup. I had a faulty motherboard that beeped when it hadn't RAM sticks plugged in and when it was plugged in, it simply didn't boot up. It worked until 5 minutes before. May I have to heat up the board and restore some solder points? Or simply throw it away?


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BM was living in a static caravan in a rural area in appalling living conditions i.e. no heating or hot water in an extremely isolated rural location. BM has been living there for nearly 20 years. BM was previously street homeless in London for many years.
BM suffers from mental and physical health issues, is a hoarder and has chosen to be socially reclusive.
We carried out an assessment and had to build a working relationship quickly due to his current housing issues and the likelihood that the caravan was going to be condemned due to Health and Safety issues. We liaised closely with a housing agency and his Housing Officer to try and identify suitable and sustainable accommodation, constantly providing reassurance to BM of our support during this stressful time. We also provided support to obtain removal quotes and research oil deliveries for his central heating system.
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April 19, 2016 Early-Stage Health Science Company Contracts, with Owen Roberts (Nobelex), & Chad Bayne (Osler).
OBIO invites its members for this remarkable opportunity to learn from Owen Roberts, CEO of Nobelex Biotech and CFO of Meta, and Chad Bayne, Partner with Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt. Having worked together for more than a decade building start-up companies, Owen and Chad will reflect on how to set up your health science company for success by making sure that you have the right contracts and other legal documents in place from the start!
In person over breakfast and by webinar, Owen and Chad will share their perspectives on best practices to help you understand:
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A free photography exhibition celebrating the 40th anniversary of China's Reform and Opening was launched on Monday 10 December at London's Kings Cross Station.
Commissioned by the China International Culture & Image Communication Corporation "Reform and Dreams" featured 80 stunning individual photographs taken over the last 40 years by photographers of the Xinhua News Agency, China's biggest and most influential media organisation. Giving a unique insight into the lives of Chinese people, this was the first time the images have been shown together and many had never been seen before in the United Kingdom.
Each of the 80 images capture offer insight into daily life in China since 1978 and showcase the close relationship between China and the United Kingdom, over what has proven to be an extraordinary time of change to China's development path. Together the images show the power of the Chinese people and detail how Reform and Opening Up in China have enabled its people aspire to better lives and explore beyond their borders.
For a limited time, this free photography exhibition was positioned throughout the concourse of London's King's Cross station before it went on to Paris.
Mr Gu, Chief of Xinhua's London Bureau comments: "Never before has such a unique photographic celebration of China's Reform and Opening Up been brought to London. With this exhibition we want to show a developing China, and the optimism and enthusiasm of Chinese people in the process of this development.
"Every Chinese person has played their part in these 40 years of history. Their dreams have converged to form the irresistible power that has propelled China's development. This exhibition tells the stories of the lives of these ordinary Chinese people for whom past four decades have meant so much."
The Exhibition was featured in the Daily Mail, the worlds biggest news website, UK Chinese Times, The European Times, and CreativeBoom.
"Mark is a pleasure to work with. He completely understood the needs of the client, gave good consultation on how to position the work and delivered strong media coverage within a very limited time period. Most impressive was the fact that Mark did not stop pitching after securing the first round of coverage, instead he continued to ensure every avenue had been exhausted before completing the campaign." Jill Cotton, World Photography Organisation


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It's never too early to plan for Christmas! Treat yourself to the ultimate holiday getaway and spend Christmas in Jackson, MS. The capital of Mississippi turns into a winter wonderland in November and December, offering a variety of festive events you don't want to miss. Attend the Christmas Parade, marvel at mistletoe, and admire countless strings of lights decorating the streets. You can participate in many fun events and enjoy the tradition with your loved ones! Read on to discover some of our favorite holiday activities and be sure to download our free Vacation Guide before your stay. It has recommendations for local restaurants, museums, shops, and outdoor adventures. You'll have all you need to know about Jackson and the surrounding towns to have the merriest Christmas ever!
Your Guide to the Best Christmas Events in Jackson, MS
Is there a more beautiful time of year than Christmas? This year, experience the holiday magic in Mississippi! Check out these Christmas events in Jackson, MS, that will make your visit unforgettable.
Jackson Christmas Parade
Christmas isn't complete without a parade! Luckily, we have a stellar one right here in Jackson. Every November, our beautiful city presents an annual Christmas Parade in the heart of downtown. It's one of the best events of the season, and it's free for everyone! Remember to bring your camera to take photos of the colorful floats and performers that welcome the holidays. If there's one event you cannot miss, it's the Jackson Christmas Parade!
Mistletoe Marketplace in Jackson
There's nothing like Jackson's Mistletoe Marketplace during the holidays! This four-day celebration is organized by the Junior League and gives you a taste of Christmas cheer during your visit to Jackson. The extravaganza begins with a preview gala, then continues with plenty of shopping, silent auctions, and other surprises. The celebration also includes a children's party and raffle, so don't hesitate to bring your entire family!
Note: We highly recommend booking a ticket to the annual Marketplace Jazz Brunch in addition to Mistletoe Marketplace. Enjoy soulful music and scrumptious cuisine that you'll dream about for years to come!
Belhaven Living Christmas Tree
Are carols your favorite part of the holidays? They're ours too! Join us for a unique tradition at the Singing Christmas Tree at Belhaven University this winter. The outdoor celebration draws thousands of visitors each year and showcases the talented Belhaven Concert Choir, which features both current students and alumni. Hum along to your favorite holiday classics like "O Holy Night," "White Christmas," and the satirical version of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."
Christmas at the Governor's Mansion
Keep the Christmas spirit going strong and take a tour of the historic Mississippi Governor's Mansion in downtown Jackson. Each December, this architectural masterpiece is adorned with sparkling ornaments, twinkling lights, and extravagant Christmas decorations. It's the perfect place to learn more about our town's history and spend time with the ones you love.
Other Christmas Celebrations Near Jackson
City of Lights in Canton
Every year, Canton, MS, offers their highly anticipated City of Lights event. This month-long, Victorian-style celebration includes many holiday happenings. You can hop on the carousel, drive an antique car, or ride a horse-drawn carriage through the charming town. During your tour, marvel at over 200,000 lights shining in historic Courthouse Square. Many more attractions are available during City of Lights, including unique displays at the Canton Animation Museum and railroad museum, a nighttime parade, decorated log cabin, and more!
Christmas in Natchez
There are so many things to do in Natchez, MS, during the holidays. This quaint town is a short drive from Jackson and offers a wonderful array of outdoor activities, restaurants, historical tours, and more. Make sure you catch a glimpse of the Christmas Parade. Then, take a trip down the Natchez Trace Parkway to enjoy other festivities!
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WASHINGTON — Voting from abroad continued to become easier in last year's U.S. election, thanks to the combined effects of federal law and Internet resources, according to a new study by the Overseas Vote Foundation, a nonpartisan voter-assistance group.
Whereas a full half of expatriate American voters surveyed by the group after the 2008 election reported not receiving a ballot or receiving it too late, that figure declined to one-third for the 2010 election and to just one-fifth in last year's presidential election.
"The tipping point is in the use of technology," said Claire M. Smith, research manager for the foundation. "There's no going back."
She said that more than 80 percent of survey respondents had used the Internet last year to help register or request a ballot form and that for the first time in five election cycles, more than half received a blank ballot electronically (via e-mail attachment, fax or Internet download).
The foundation surveyed more than 13,500 voters in 160 countries. Most of the names came from the foundation's mailing list, so the findings cannot be considered scientific. But Ms. Smith said that by several standards — country of residence, state of origin, education level and economic status — they closely mirrored what is known about the American expatriate population.
Ms. Smith said the Military and Overseas Voter Empowerment Act of 2009, passed in response to complaints by overseas civilian and military voters about a frustrating system, "does appear to have had a positive impact: More people are getting ballots on time, and they were able to submit ballots earlier."
The act requires that states provide ballots at least 45 days before an election, or obtain a waiver if they are unable to comply. "The vast majority of election officials were able to get their ballots out on time," Ms. Smith said.
More user-friendly election Web sites — operated by private groups like the Overseas Vote Foundation, or by governmental entities — have helped, too.
The use of technology, however, has brought its own problems. Both voters and election officials sometimes received electronic files that would not open, arrived corrupted or refused to print.
"Obviously, it's a learning process and there's a learning curve," said Ms. Smith.
She also said service members overseas faced sometimes daunting obstacles in voting.
"A transport to Afghanistan crashed carrying ballots," she said. "Many soldiers overseas requested e-mail ballots, but they would get caught in spam filters or could not get through military security settings on their e-mail."
A persistent hurdle, Ms. Smith said, is lack of awareness of election deadlines and resources. For example, most states now offer Web sites where individuals can check their registration status. But only 28 percent of those surveyed used such tools in 2012. And many do not know they can print out and use a Federal Write-in Absentee Ballot if a requested ballot fails to arrive in time.
The foundation is urging election officials to offer more-energetic outreach to ensure that voters understand how the process is meant to work.


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from October 15, 2015
In Western culture, the adults have invented a new game that I like to call "Climb the Ladder." In Climb the Ladder you look at those people who are above you on the rungs of success. You spend so much time looking at life on their rung – such as the car they drive, house they live in, clothes they wear, food they eat, and social events they enjoy – that when you look down at your rung beneath them you find yourself unhappy. You try your best to get up to their place on the ladder, only to repeat the entire process once you get there and realize there is always something that looks "better." Some people play this game until they go broke and fall off the ladder. Other people who "win" at the game, get to the top of the ladder only to jump off because they feel miserable being criticized, stolen from, and attacked by everyone on the ladder below who are fighting for their place.
Discontent and envy go together like gas and a match. Both are dangerous, and when combined they are deadly.
Discontent happens when we are not satisfied with the life that we have. Discontent is not always a bad thing. For example, a married couple may feel discontent about the condition of their marriage, which compels them to work wholeheartedly on their friendship. That kind of discontent happens when we compare how our life is, in comparison to what it could be if we walked in obedience to God and the fullness of what he has for us.
Discontent is always a bad thing when it is accompanied by envy. Envy is what happens when we start to covet the life of someone else, a life that God has not intended for us. For example, a married couple may feel discontent and envy about the condition of their marriage, which compels them to start comparing their spouse to other people they would rather be with. This can lead them toward emotional and/or physical adultery, which can happen slowly as they allow the feeling to grow privately. Feelings like this need to be repented of quickly so it doesn't provide opportunity for destruction in the marriage.
Isn't it quaint how when people are higher up on the ladder they somehow must be miserable from being criticized, stolen from, attacked by everyone on the ladder below. Mark Driscoll's plagiarism controversy erupted almost two years ago and since then a whole bunch of Driscoll books have been retroactively fixed.
It's also quaint how he keeps coming back to marriage. If there's any precedent in the life of Mark Driscoll for envy, well, he did write in Real Marriage about how resentful he was that his fearful and frigid wife wasn't putting out as much as he wanted in the sex department. But from the earliest days Mark Driscoll half joked about plotting "world domination".
But to get a fuller appreciation for Driscoll's ambitions it will be useful to highlight a few times in which he's insisted that his desires are modest. For instance ....
An Update from Pastor Mark
August 24, 2014
I may be an author, a speaker, and a thought-provoker; but in the deepest recesses of my heart, I'm a local church pastor, and that's what I want to give the rest of my life for. ...
Which was why he quit just a couple of months later? Because he was soooo committed in the deepest recesses of his heart to being a local church pastor? After he'd spent years writing and saying stuff like "6 reasons I'm not going anywhere"? Well now he's in Phoenix.
Let's consider now what Driscoll explained to Brian Houston earlier this year.
I've made a lot of mistakes and one of them was going too fast. There's the Lord's calling and there's the Lord's timing and I should have waited longer. I should have been under godly spiritual authority, for Grace and I to be under a godly couple, that was [a] senior pastor, so that we could learn and grow. I, I, my character was not caught up with my gifting and I did start to young. And I believe God called us to start the church and he was very, very, very gracious to us, uh, but had I to
do it over again I would not look at a 25-year old and say, "Do what I did."
... We went into the urban core and we felt, specifically, called to go after young, college-educated males. That was really my heart. I wanted everybody to meet Jesus but I felt particularly if we were gonna make in the city and the legacy of families and, you know, the way that women and children and culture treated, that getting young men to love Jesus would be paramount. So that was really the focus and I didn't think the church would amount to much. [emphasis added] The first three years we didn't collect a salary; it was very small; we met at night; we moved a lot because we kept losing our rental location; the offices were in our house, so it wasn't a big deal and we didn't anticipate that it would become what it ultimately did.
As we've discussed earlier ...
that wasn't even all that Mark hoped could be done. Observe this screen capture ...
God's Work, Our Witness Part 1
Pastor Mark Driscoll
about 12:30 in
You know, and I thought, for sure, we'd probably tap out at two hundred. I thought if we can get this
thing to two hundred, that would be amazing.
And I had big vision for more. I put together a forty-page vision statement. I said, "We're going to
start a school. We're going to plant churches. We're going to do a record label." I had this whole vision, and I handed it out to, like, fifteen people, and they're like, "Are you kidding me?"
So I had big dreams. But to be honest with you, man, if we could just get up to two hundred, I thought that would be amazing.
Say what? About 200?
From "Seasons of Grace" by Mark Driscoll
In the fourth season, we launched the church in October 1996 at 6pm with an attendance around 200, which included many friends and supporters. The attendance leveled off shortly thereafter, somewhere around 100 adults, and we continued meeting until the Christmas season.
So at the launch of Mars Hill Church, according to Mark Driscoll's "Seasons of Grace" they had already launched at the number that Driscoll was saying in the 2011 film would be "amazing".
Back in 2006, of course, Driscoll jovially described his ambitions for "world domination".
Confessions of a Reformission Rev
Mark Driscoll
Copyright (c) 2006 by Mark Driscoll
ISBN-10: 0-310-27016-2CHAPTER ONE: Jesus, Our Offering was $137 and I Want to Use it to Buy Bullets
0-45 people
from pages 53-54
So in an effort to clarify our mission, I wrote down on paper the first of what would eventually be many strategic plans. I shot for the moon rather foolishly and decided that our church that was not big enough to fill a bus would plant multiple churches, run a concert venue, start a Bible institute, write books, host conferences, and change the city for Jesus. I started handing out these goals printed on boring white paper without any graphics, colors, or cool fonts, naively assuming that it would all happen eventually just because it was what Jesus wanted.
To get leaders in place for world domination, I also spent time trying to articulate the vision in my head to good men who would be qualified to rise up as fellow elders-pastors. So, as Jesus did, I spent time in prayer asking the Father which of his sons should be trained for leadership. The church started as an idea I shared with Lief Moi and Mike Gunn. Lief is a descendant of Genghis Khan and his dad was a murderer, and Mike is a former football player. They proved to be invaluable, except for the occasional moments when they would stand toe-to-toe in a leadership meeting, threatening to beat the Holy Spirit out of each other. Both men were older than I and had years of ministry experience, and they were good fathers, loving husbands, and tough. ...
So if 200 would have been amazing why didn't Driscoll settle for that 200?
Confessions of a Reformission Rev
Mark Driscoll, Zondervan 2006
350-1,000 peoplepages 135-136
A very wise friend who is a successful business entrepreneur, Jon Phelps, [WtH, for more on Phelps]shared an insight with me around this time that was very clarifying. He said that in any growing organization, there are three kinds of people, and only two of them have any long-term future with a growing organization. First, there are people on the rise who demonstrate the uncanny ability to grow with the organization and become vital leaders. Second, there are people who attach themselves to the people on the rise as valuable assistants who rise by being attached to someone else on the rise. Third, there are people who neither rise nor attach to anyone who is rising, and they cannot keep up with the growing demands of the organization. These people fall behind, and the organization can either allow their inability to slow down the whole team or release them and move forward with out them. This is difficult to do because they are often good people who have been partly responsible for the success of the organization. But the needs of the organizational mission, not the individual in the organization, must continually remain the priority if there is to be continued success.
Up until this point, nearly everyone in the church had been connected to me, and I could no longer pull them all up with me. Simply, leaders needed to rise on their own or attach themselves to other people on the rise, or they would have to be let go.
So we made all these difficult decisions, and the church stabilized. Finally, we had facilities, money, men rising up to lead, intentional community housing, a successful concert venue, and a church that seemed organized to us. We had grown a church of one thousand people in a tough urban culture despite massive hardship. With things going so well, I feared we'd get too comfortable, and so I decided it was time to blow it all up, create some strategic chaos, and start over again. [emphasis added]
1,000 to 4,000 people
from pages 140-141
It was a warm spring day and I sat in my office at the church, gazing out the window at large white clouds blowing through a clear blue sky, enjoying our success. I had lost about forty pounds by shifting from the Fatkins to the Atkins diet, had paid off all the personal debts I had accrued as a broke pastor, had fitted up the old home for my family, was getting closer to my lovely wife, was enjoying my three children while looking forward to a fourth, finally owned a vehicle with less than 200,000 miles on it, and was the pastor of one of the largest churches in our city at the age of thirty-one. My eye no longer twitched, I wasn't throwing up from acid reflux, and my vertigo had cleared up.
I was sitting at my new desk, which was the first piece of furniture I had ever owned that was not a donated hand-me down. ... We owned our church building outright and had money in the bank. I had a large staff for a church our size and was sleeping like a Calvinist at nights because things were under control.
On that day I had only a few appointments, with lengthy breaks in between. I decided to walk down to the deli a few blocks away and get a Reuben sandwich on sourdough bread and some fresh air. On the way back, I walked barefoot and remember thinking these simple pleasures had made the day one of the most relaxing and satisfying days I ever had. But by the time I walked back to the church, I realized I was already getting bored. There was no dragon to slay, no hill to charge, no battle to fight, and no foe to conquer. [emphasis added]
It was the winter of 2002, and our church had fought through hell and gone from homeless to one thousand people--a big deal in Seattle. I had nearly killed myself and had gotten the church to the comfort zone.
In other words, it doesn't matter how content Mark Driscoll says he is with his current life. He spent a decade talking about how satisfied he was by his marriage to Grace before he turned around and rigged up a bestseller complaining about how fearful and frigid she really was. Driscoll's already told us his ambition to change the world and have a legacy is big. He's already told us about the times when he was afraid he'd get too comfortable or that because he got bored it was time to blow everything up and start over.
He's not going to be content just being a guy who isn't a pastor, the Dick Nixon of megachurch pastors in the 21st century. He's probably going to want to start a new church, a church that he can be the public voice at. He may not bother with the formality of being "Reformed" this time. Driscoll's demonstrated the level of his ambition already and it seems mprobable he won't try to relaunch his career.
Now that he's mentioned how he's settling into the Phoenix area that's probably where he may try to re:launch and re:brand. Dave Bruskas is already in that area. At an informal level a good deal of the networking that was once meant to be around New Mexico as a hub for future Mars Hill expansion might still exist.
It doesn't much matter how content Mark Driscoll says he is, discontent and the ambition to shape a legacy has been what has driven Mark Driscoll since the dawn of his public career. Don't expect that to change at all. Driscoll has said in the past that he's wondered if he would even keep doing the pastor thing if, well, we can let Driscoll speak for himself.
Part 22 of 1st Corinthians
Pastor Mark Driscoll | 1 Corinthians 10:1-14 | June 18, 2006
Here's the tricky part: Figuring out what your idols are. Let me give you an example. Let's say for example, you define for yourself a little Hell. For you, Hell is being poor. For you, your definition of Hell is being ugly. For you, your definition of Hell is being fat. For you, your definition of Hell is being unloved. For you, your definition of Hell is being unappreciated. That fear of that Hell then compels you to choose for yourself a false savior god to save you from that Hell. And then you worship that false savior god in an effort to save yourself from your self-described Hell. So, some of you are single. Many of you are unmarried. For you, Hell is being unmarried and your savior will be a spouse. And so you keep looking for someone to worship, to give yourself to so that they will save you. For some of you, you are lonely and your Hell is loneliness, and so you choose for yourself a savior, a friend, a group of friends or a pet because you've tried the friends and they're not dependable. And you worship that pet. You worship that friend. You worship that group of friends. You will do anything for them because they are your functional savior, saving you from your Hell. That is, by definition, idolatry. It is having created people and created things in the place of the creator God for ultimate allegiance, value and worth.
So here's what we're going to do. We're going to get incredibly personal. This will get painfully uncomfortable if I do my job well. I'm going to ask you some probing questions. We're going to try to get to the root of your idols and mine and I am guilty. I was sitting at breakfast this morning. My wife said, "So what is your idol?" I was like, "Hey, I'm eating breakfast! Leave me alone. I don't want to talk about that." I'm the pastor. I preach. I don't get preached at. Eating bacon. Don't ruin it. You know, it's going good., And I told her, I said, "Honey, I think for me, my idol is victory." Man, I am an old jock. More old than jock, lately, but I – I'm a guy who is highly competitive. Every year, I want the church to grow. I want my knowledge to grow. I want my influence to grow. I want our staff to grow. I want our church plants to grow. I want everything – because I want to win. I don't want to just be where I'm at. I don't want anything to be where it's at. And so for me it is success and drivenness and it is productivity and it is victory that drives me constantly. I – that's my own little idol and it works well in a church because no one would ever yell at you for being a Christian who produces results. So I found the perfect place to hide. [emphasis added]
And I was thinking about it this week. What if the church stopped growing? What if we shrunk? What if everything fell apart? What if half the staff left? Would I still worship Jesus or would I be a total despairing mess? I don't know. By God's grace, I won't have to find out, but you never know. So we're going to look for your idols, too. Some questions. Think about it. Be honest with me. What are you most afraid of? What is your greatest fear? See, that probably tells you what your idol is. Sometimes your idol is the thing that you're scared of not having, not being, not doing. What are you scared of? You scared that you'll be alone? Are you scared that no one will ever love you? Are you scared that you will be found out that you're not all that smart? Are you scared that you'll be stuck in the same dead-end job forever? What are you afraid of?
And this year Driscoll claims he got permission from God to quit before he'd ever have to find out.


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Hemp Project Application Overview
There are two types of licenses available for non academic institutions who wish to grow or produce hemp as part of the Kentucky Hemp Research Pilot Project.
Grower Licensing Agreement
Processor/Handler Licensing Agreement
The application period for both licenses is currently closed. Applications for 2019 licenses will open in mid-October and growers typically have 30 days to complete their application. To be notified when the application opens email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The following is a discussion of the application requirements as reflected in the 2018 application, which are subject to change pending the release of the 2019 application.
The 2018 application packets for Processor Licenses and Grower Licenses explain that a license may be issued in the name of an individual or a business entity. (PA at ii)(GA at ii). The packets also explain that a criminal background check must be completed for each "applicant" and an "applicant" is either an individual seeking a license in their name, or an individual with Signing Authority for a business entity. (PA at ii; PA at v)(GA at ii; GA at iv).[1] No licensee who has been convicted of a felony or any drug-related misdemeanor or violation in the previous ten years will be eligible to apply. KRS 260.862 (2)(e). The application gives no indication that background checks are required for anyone other than the applicant (the applicant is either the person seeking a license as an individual, or the individual serving as the Signing Authority of a business applicant). However, the statutes reference the licensee, not the applicant, when discussing penalties for non-compliance with the program. KRS 260.864. As a result, it is unclear whether the activities of someone other than the applicant, which result in drug related charges, could result in the revocation of the license. It is likely that the activities of the business entity would be subjected to the list of prohibited activities set forth in KRS 260.862, because they are applicable to the licensee. It is unclear if the activities of individual entity owners, who are not signing authorities, would also be subjected to the prohibitions.
If the signing authority changes, during the application process or at any point after the licensing agreement has been signed, a change request must be submitted to the KDA and a new Singing Authority for Corporate Entities Form must be completed, along with a current background check and copy of the individual's license. (PA at ii)(GA at ii).
Processors may apply for a one-year term, or a multiple year term. (PA at 3, Question 6). Grower applications must be submitted yearly. (GA at ii). Each year all applicants (including producer applicants who are granted a multi-year license) must attend the KDA orientation. (PA at iii) (GA at iii). Kentucky State Police Background checks are also required annually for all applicants. (PA at iv)(GA at iv).
If a license is issued, a licensing agreement must be signed indicating that the licensee is an extension and acts on behalf of the KDA for purposes of conducting research. (PA at iii)(GA at iii).
We will address the prohibited activities for licenses in a future post. If you are considering applying for a 2019 licensees, contact tour office to learn more.
[1] A business entity seeking a license must select a Signing Authority and submit the Singing Authority for Corporate Entities Form, which gives the individual permission to make decisions for the company in all matters related to the hemp project. (PA at ii; PA at vi)(GA at 11; GA at vi). Only one Signing Authority is permitted per entity. (PA at ii)(GA at ii).


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