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Let's just start with this. I own a Kettlebell club. I think training with kettlebells is awesome. Unless you don't like training with kettlebells. In that case, let's find something else that works for you. That is awesome! Guess what? There IS no perfect tool, workout, methodology to get you fit.
Cancer, fitness and recovery.
Ugh. The "C" word. It strikes fear in the hearts of even the most brave! Fortunately, I am not brave. I just keep moving forward, maybe even oblivious to the gravity of the events at hand. I call that a blessing! I was diagnosed with breast cancer in January of this year.
Fighting fit = Life fit
Most people think one of two things when they think "gym" or "workout". Big muscley guy grunting and sweating in front of the mirror while moving big pieces of iron up and down. Slender, feminine women jumping and barely sweating in a group fitness room with silly music and weak moves. LOL! Well, perhaps we have progressed a bit, right?!
Boxing Small Group Training!
Get up early and knock yourself out! Sunday mornings 8am and Wednesday evenings 7:45pm. 8 sessions total. BOXING IS ONE OF THE MOST INTENSE WORKOUTS YOU CAN GET. Personal trainer, Damien Edmondson has lots of amateur boxing experience, even participating in the Golden Gloves competition! He stays current with his own boxing training and has several boxing clients. Beth teaches BodyCombat and (previously) fitness boxing as well…


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Memorial Day Holiday Information: 2019
In observance of Memorial Day, some City offices and services will be closed on Monday, May 27, 2019.
Holiday Closures What is Open Holiday Events
311 Citizen Contact Center
Closed on May 27. Report issues anytime with the OneABQ app.
ABQ RIDE & Sun Van
Animal Shelters
Closed on Sunday and Monday, except for the intake desk and reclaims. Credit cards will not be accepted for reclaims on that day.
Child Development Centers
Closed on May 27.
City Offices
Most City Offices are closed on May 27.
Community Centers
Health & Social Service Centers
Closed on May 27.
KiMo Theatre
The Albuquerque Museum and the Balloon Museum are closed on May 27.
Open Space Visitors Center
Senior Centers
Shooting Range Park
Albuquerque BioPark
Aquarium, Botanic Garden, Tingley Beach, & Zoo open until 5 p.m.
Everyday Adoption Center
Golf Courses
Lucky Paws Adoption Center
Memorial Day Ceremony
Join us for a Memorial Day Ceremony from 9 a.m. to noon on Monday, May 27 at the New Mexico Veteran's Memorial (1100 Louisiana SE). Learn more.
- 9-10 a.m.: Musical Prelude
- 10 a.m. – noon: Ceremony with Keynote Speaker Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham

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Two trends in newer Macs, thinness and privacy, are conspiring to make it harder than ever to recover your data. Apple has a fashion-magazine-like obsession with thinness and a Libertarian devotion to privacy. These two factors, however, are making Macs that are harder and harder to recover data from. If you have a Mac from 2016 or later, make sure you have a backup because if you don't, data recovery could be quite expensive.
One of the most common reasons customers come to us is because their Mac won't turn on or fully boot. They may be ready to buy a new Mac but they want their data. Traditionally, we would remove the drive, put it in a working Mac or dock and we could easily and inexpensively transfer the data to a new Mac. But times are changing, especially if you have one of these models:
12-inch MacBooks (2015 or later)
As part of Apple's relentless pursuit of thin and light, they released the 12-inch MacBook: the thinnest and lightest Mac laptop ever. Unfortunately to achieve this thinness, they removed the removable drive and soldered it to the main logic board of the computer. This means we can't just remove the drive and put it in another computer. It's impossible. So if your MacBook 12-inch doesn't turn on, it has to be sent to a lab which is quite expensive. It starts at $1,000 can be as high as $3000—and that's just to get your data back.
2016 and 2017 MacBook Pros
The new laptops came in two flavors: non-TouchBar and TouchBar. The non-TouchBar Macs have removable drives. We can move these to working MacBook Pros and get your data. The TouchBar Macs had soldered on drives similar to the 12-inch MacBook. These could have had the same issue as the MacBook but Apple did something highly unusual. They created a special tool to extract the data, even from dead MacBook Pros. As an Apple Authorized Service Provider, we have access to this tool and have used it with great success to inexpensively transfer data when these MacBook Pros move on to a better place. Of course, the tool doesn't always work and when that happens, it's off to the lab for a $1,000+ bill to get back your data.
2018 MacBook Pros, Mac minis, Retina MacBook Airs, and iMac Pros
As part of Apple's ongoing commitment to your data privacy, Apple introduced the T2 chip which encrypts your data and locks it to the CPU of that Mac. So once again, if your Mac doesn't turn on, this is a lab recovery.
Our mission at Mike's Tech Shop is to make you happy with your Mac. The most unhappy customers we see are those faced with data-loss. We always want to help. We will either be able to recover your data in-house or help you get your Mac out to a lab and back with minimal hassle. But the best solution of all is to have a backup. So please, get your backup set up today because a $100 drive could save you $1,000 or more.


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June 12th, 2008
Tuesday evening, I went out on my patio to see how my plant was doing then found, much to my frustration, that a groundsquirrel had decided to turn part of my patio into his own dirt highway. Somehow, he had trailed a lot of dirt from his hole just to the right of my patio to halfway past my sliding glass doors. I was too tired and too hot to do anything about it then. Wednesday afternoon, I spent about an hour sweeping the dirt into the grass. It's a good thing I did it then, since another major thunderstorm rolled in last night. I spent around two hours in the bathroom (about half that time in the "watercloset" with the door closed), listening to the reports. (I was shocked to hear about the poor Boy Scouts.) I can't wait for Severe Weather Season to be over, but I think that's not until September at the very earliest.
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As usual, Ayden is the first one in the house to wake up, he crawls in bed and tells me he is hungry. Just like every other morning. Well last night, while I was tucking him into bed I told him to come in and tell daddy Happy Father's Day...but its a secret until morning. So this morning he comes in, and tells me he was some Lucky Charms. I reminded him to tell daddy something, and he whispers to me "mom! its a secret!"
Angel woke up and we all snuggled in bed for a bit talking about what we should have for breakfast. Nathan said "Ayden, you should make me waffles for Fathers Day" Ayden sits there for a second, I could see the wheels turning in his head..then he responds with "I can't reach the toaster."
HA HA, hashbrowns it is!
Happy Fathers day to my dad Ron, my husband Nathan and my father in law Randy!
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Along with fathers day, it is World Sauntering Day. WHAT? I know! but I learned a little something about it: This day was created in the 1970's by W. T. Rabe at Mackinac Island, Michigan while he was the Public Relations Director for a hotel on the island. Rabe was well known for his publicity stunts.
So, I guess you should saunter here and there, what is sauntering? Well, Sauntering is a verb to describe a style of walking; it is not a sashay, prance, trot, or lollygag. Simply it is to walk slowly preferably with a joyful disposition
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I moved on Oct. 15.
Took about 4 and a half days.
My friend became a raving lunatic. (I had a buddy help drive my truck).
A few days after arriving in Minneapolis, we flew to Buenos Aires.
A month later, a day before thanksgiving we got back to a blizzard.
It been averaging about 15 degrees since we got here.
Im making my gas and coffee money by shoveling the neighbors walk.
Yasmin and Lily are fine.
My father in lay Eduardo is here through christmas.
My back is killing me, and I need a vacation.
19th nervous breakdown…
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Social injustice is major cause of maternal death, says UNFPA
Ogun State Programme Officer for United Nations Population Funds (UNFPA), Mrs. Damilola Obinna disclosed this during a meeting with Heads of Secondary and Tertiary Health facilities on Maternal and Perinatal Death Surveillance Audits (MPDSA) in Abeokuta, the State capital.
Obinna who said social injustices such as early marriage have contributed to the high rate of maternal and perinatal death, insisting that inadequate Health Care Centres within the reach of pregnant women have led to about 111 deaths of women and girls per day.
She submitted that such deaths could have been averted if family members and communities were involved in the system and more equipped Health centres with the required personnel were within the reach of the women.
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Here's What TV Show You Should Watch Next Based On Your Fave 'Stranger Things' Character
It has been months since Stranger Things Season 1 ended, and the show is still consuming my every thought. Is Eleven going to be OK? What is up with Will and the slugs? Is Hopper working for the government now? Since it is going to be awhile before any of these lingering questions are answered, there is only one thing to do: watch a new show. I know, I know, it won't be the same, but to ease your pain let your favorite Stranger Things character choose the show you should watch next.
Each Stranger Things character had a unique personality all their own, and the character you loved the most says a lot about your tastes. I have matched shows to each of the main characters' personalities to help you find a new show to love while you wait for Season 2. Not all of the shows on the list are supernatural-flavored, but the important thing is I am sure the corresponding character would absolutely adore their show if they weren't stuck in the '80s with like 10 channels to choose from.
Find your favorite character below and prepare to meet your next TV obsession. Nothing will ever beat the Upside Down weirdness, but these shows will at least keep you occupied until Stranger Things Season 2 arrives.
Joyce Byers: Broadchurch
The mother in Broadchurch has no hope to hold onto when her son is found dead on the beach, but the mystery surrounding his death reveals dark truths about the small seaside town the family lives in. Fans of Joyce will appreciate the way Broadchurch handles grief as well as the intricate mystery driving the story.
Jim Hopper: Twin Peaks
Hopper would find a kindred spirit in FBI Agent Dale Cooper. Both men find themselves stumbling upon seriously strange happenings during what should be routine investigations, and their lives are never the same again. Also, if Hawkins has a sister city out there it is probably Twin Peaks.
Mike Wheeler: The Wonder Years
This heartwarming coming of age story will speak to all you Mike fans out there. Sweet Mike is so Kevin Arnold it hurts. If he and Eleven had not been forced to deal with that whole Upside Down problem, they would definitely have been the next Kevin and Winnie.
Nancy Wheeler: Buffy The Vampire Slayer
The story of a teen girl realizing her full potential after a weird supernatural event? I think Nancy would relate. If you are looking for another story about a teen girl dealing with a weird town, boy troubles, and slaying big bads, then Buffy the Vampire Slayer is the show you have been looking for.
Dustin Henderson: Gravity Falls
Dustin's sense of humor, loyalty, and instant acceptance of Eleven's powers are major hints he would adore Gravity Falls. The animated series is all about a strange town where weird things are constantly happening to twins Dipper and Mabel, and it is just the kind of cartoon Dustin would watch on a Saturday morning with a big bowl of his favorite cereal.
Eleven: Orphan Black
If you love Eleven, then you need to give Orphan Black a shot. The clone conspiracy drama features young women grappling with their existence while also trying to figure out their own complex backstories. The show also boasts a breakout lead in Tatiana Maslany, much like Stranger Things introduced the world to Millie Bobby Brown.
Lucas Sinclair: Burn Notice
Lucas is like a young MacGyver thanks to his upbringing in a military family. His tactical skills and loyalty to his friends remind me so much of Burn Notice's Michael. The spy show is a must for fans of Lucas and his undeniable coolness.
Jonathan Byers: Freaks & Geeks
If you loved high school misfit Jonathan you owe it to yourself to watch Freaks & Geeks, the ultimate ode to growing up weird in the '80s. Lindsay and her friends are Jonathan's people, and the show even shares Stranger Things' '80s aesthetic.
Will Byers: The Fades
Will spent the majority of Season 1 missing, but you still got a good idea of what his personality was like. Add in the part where he is sure to be a major player in Season 2 now that he has survived his encounter with the Upside Down, and it is easy to see how the Dungeons & Dragons loving Will could be a fan favorite. The underrated British series The Fades not only has lots of parallels to Will's story — it's about a boy who keeps seeing an eerie other side to the normal world (or so he thinks) — it could offer hints about what is next for Will.
Steve Harrington: Parks & Recreation
Steve fans, I am leaving it up to you to get to the bottom of this whole Steve is Jean-Ralphio's father conspiracy.
Barb Holland: Daria
Before Barb, there was Daria. With her unique fashion sense and deadpan humor, Daria is the show fans need to watch if they want to remind themselves sometimes the Barbs of the world win. They don't all end up getting eaten by the monster in the Upside Down, sometimes they become the face of a generation of girls who knew how to own not being the stereotypical cool kid.
I hope you let your Stranger Things love lead you to one of these awesome shows. Stranger Things is irreplaceable, but that does not mean you cannot fall for another show (or two) while you wait for the next season.
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Bali Part II
Hi there, thanks for reading up on my family travels to Bali, Indonesia. If you've missed the first part, go check it out here - Bali Part I.
So the first week we stayed close to Ubud and visited some interesting things around that area (monkey forest, Ubud rice fields). The second week of our trip we went northwest of Bali and visited a little town called Pemuteran. It's mostly thriving on the diving industry, but since the girls are still quite young, we didn't do much of that. We enjoyed our daily walks through town and on the beach, but also visited a place where they hatch small turtles and after two months return them to the ocean. Of course our daily routine involved swimming multiple times as well ;-)
The trip towards Pemuteran took us about 5 hours of driving - it's not that many kilometers, but driving here on single roads with all the scooters takes a while. Each roadtrip to a new place we have a very nice guide, so we made sure to visit as many interesting places as possible with the girls. Waterfalls, some beautiful temples and of course more monkeys.
So far our trip has been amazing and while writing this it's almost coming to an end with just three more days to go. I still have a Part III after this with more shots from our third and fourth week, but for now I just wanted to say how special it was to travel four weeks with our kids. Of course, it wasn't easy at times.. the puking-in-the-car score currently stands at 2-2 for the girls with still one more ride to go, but mostly it's been so much fun to see how fast they learn new things. In just four weeks both of them have changed so much. Things you might not notice back home in the rush of daily life. That's the reason we wanted to go on this trip and it's been a complete success.
Much love and warmth from Bali,
That's it for now. In the next weeks I'll be posting Part III of our journey. Always happy to read comments so you are more than welcome to post them below or post something on Facebook / Instagram. If you like what you've seen, please share with the buttons below!
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Lunation is back for the first Full Moon of 2017 the Wolf Moon and Mercury is officially back direct! Full Moon in the sign of Cancer ask us to look at our families, emotions, and internal foundations. Where do we need nurturing, encouraging, and understanding emotionally? The Moon often manifests as irrationality, especially during critical phases such as the Full Moon. Feelings may burst forth spontaneously, seemingly from nowhere. Lunar energy thrives on passion and inner knowing. Cancer empathizes our emotions the feminine nurturing mother energy, our power, sensitive and intuitive, along with our emotional body. During this Lunation we will use Kundalini Shakti and a special Full Moon ritual to release imbalanced Cancer energy that could be causing any emotions to make us clingy, lethargic, fragile, gullible, doubtful, reactive, worrywart, fearful, moody, and panicky. To bring us into the harmonius Cancer energy that is nurturing, artistic, sensitive, empathic, intuitive, gentle, impressionable, thoughtful, and trusting.
Please Bring A Notebook and something sacred to the alter if you feel called for activation.
Abhaijot Kaur
Abhaijot Kaur, Kundalini Research Institute, IKYTA Abhaijot has always had a deep passion for yoga a spiritual junkie and born healer she started practicing 20 years ago and never looked back. The union of the mind, body, and soul has helped her throughout her life live in a more compassionate heart filled abundant way. Her biggest joy in yoga has always been the Bhakti (devotion) of it. It was no wonder that through Bhakti her Shakti (essence of bliss) was revealed and that was Kundalini Yoga. Countless workshops with the great masters, Guru Dev Singh, Gurmukh, and devotional chanting with Gurunam eventually lead her to India for her Kundalini Teachers Training through Golden Bridge Yoga with Gurmukh, Gurushabd, Guru Dharam, and Guru Dev Singh followed with traveling the sacred land with her dear friend Gurunam. Abhaijot continues to be inspired by the humanity of Gandhi, the service of Yogi Bhajan, the compassion of the Dali Lama, and the knowledge of Swami Satchidananda. Abhaijot is honored to serve others through the technology of Kundalini Yoga. She is presently in advanced training of Kundalini Yoga Therapy with Guru Dharam Kundalini Yoga Medicine. Abhaijot's love affair and gratitude for Kundalini and all of its teachings continues to embody her heart, life and classes with healing love, abundance, transformation and light.


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Sōl Yoga Collective is hosting Astara and Orion of Illuminating Hearts on their 2018 Be Hear Now Tour! This Mother's Day, come nurture, nourish and bathe yourself in holistic Organic Sound Alchemy. Whether you are a mom or not, we slowly learn how to mother ourselves and care for others as we grow. Bring your mom too! Now is the time to care for your whole self.
Sunday, May 13 6:00- 8:00 PM $35 advance tickets, $40 at the door (plus sales tax)
* Preregistration encouraged. Bring your favorite props to create a comfy nest for the sound event: yoga mat/blanket/bolster/pillow. We have plenty to share, as well.
Organic Sound Alchemy© is an intuitive, acoustic, holistic, in the moment and from-the-heart restorative multi-instrumental sound meditation. Musical traditions and instruments from around the world, such as didgeridoos, flutes, drums, shruti box, voice and singing bowls, blend in a channeled resonant journey, unique to the vibration of the group gathered.
Organic sound means no digital compression or amplification, so the sound comes to you in its full frequency. Our holistic sound provides an antidote to the over-stimulation and disconnection of our modern world. The sound invites you into mindfulness; it drops you into the expansive present moment, helping you alchemize your Self. Together, in cultivated resonance, move from chronos (chronological time) into the gifts of kairos (deep time) and contemplation. These ancient instruments of the future invite you into presence. Come home to your soul. Nurture. Nourish. Now.
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🐝 The BUZZ Box! 🐝/
A couple years ago (and way before that too) we had a SUGGESTION BOX in the auto art yard. It was made of a car console which was cool, but the papers inside ended up getting wet.
That box came down but we've been wanting to put another one in it's place for awhile now...
So today we're introducing "The Buzz Box!"
The mailbox or "buzz box" goes along with our bumblebee theme and is made for YOU!
Stop by, enjoy the art, head to the buzz box- fill out a card and then put it in the slot!
Let us know where you're visiting from, your favorite sculpture, what you want to see next, and how you heard of us!
We want to know the BUZZ about you!
We've already gotten so many buzz cards and love learning about our visitors!
Remember it's free to visit us, and parking is alongside the road!
If you stop by and visit us, we'd love to see your SMILES! Share your photos on Facebook/Instagram with the hashtag #SchaefersAutoArt and tag us @schaefersautoart!
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Pink Floyd
Empyrean rock pioneers, with Syd and without. Plus their 10 greatest albums.
Back Story
- ORIGIN: Cambridge, London, UK
- CORE MEMBERS: Syd Barrett, Roger Waters, Rick Wright, Nick Mason, David Gilmour
- GENRES: Psych, prog
Drummer Nick Mason once described Pink Floyd as "the last of the gifted amateurs". To a generation that went pop with The Beatles, they're archetypal muso pioneers who elevated rock into a refined late 20th century art form. Today, they're more likely regarded as the mature listener's Radiohead. There's merit in all three perspectives.
But first impressions stick hard, and for some, Floyd remain the first and last of the great European psychedelic acts - house band at UFO in '67, and the inspiration for numerous Krautrockers and space-rockers. And for a band that prided itself in anti-star anonymity, the original Floyd's frontman Syd Barrett was a poster-boy for acid-rock and, later, a textbook freak-scene casualty. Barrett's traumatic breakdown was both the breaking and the making of Pink Floyd, his subsequent alienated state the inspiration for so much of the band's later and greatest works...(continues below)
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Barrett's departure, after just one album, robbed the Floyd of its star and songwriter. With replacement Cambridge pal David Gilmour joining fellow Cantabrigian Roger Waters (bass), Rick Wright (keyboards) and Mason, the group won a reputation as a technologically advanced concert attraction, though it wasn't until 1971's Meddle that they hit on the sophisticated, melodic style that became their trademark.
"We were a tough, cruel bunch led by Captain Roger, toughest and cruellest of the bunch."
David Gilmour, MOJO, 2011
1973's The Dark Side Of The Moon captured this and the group's abiding themes perfectly. It launched Pink Floyd into superstar territory, and that's where they stayed, even seeing off punk rock with 1979's antagonistic The Wall. By now, Waters was running the show, prompting tensions that saw the Floyd concentrate on solo projects after 1983's The Final Cut. Regrouping as a trio without Waters for 1987's The Delicate Sound Of Thunder and 1994's The Division Bell, the classic quartet reunited for the Live 8 concert in 2005, though Wright's death in 2008 means there'll be no full scale repeat. Remember them this way.


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The Caversham Press, established 1985, was the original private collaborative printmaking studio in South Africa. Over the years many emergent and established local and world renowned artists have produced prints at the Press the likes of whom include William Kentridge, Robert Hodgins, David Koloane, Helen Mkgabo Sibidi, Chris Cozier, Marion Arnold.


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We've talked about how communication challenges can affect employment, how appearance can affect employment, now let's discuss time. First, there are the written rules about time. Employers and coworkers expect everyone to arrive and be ready to start working at a specific time and to leave around a specific time, with a specific amount of time allotted for lunch. Easy enough to follow and understand… if you have an awareness of time. However, for people with ASD the passing of time can be a difficult concept to grasp. When completely focused on a task, time can just slip by.
Once arriving at work a lack of awareness of passing time can inhibit relationships with coworkers and employers. In general, people enjoy the company of others who value their time. Often work projects involve estimating the time it will take for you to complete a task, and then holding you to that estimate. An awareness of the passing of time is needed when discussing a work project, at a meeting, or even chatting. Coworkers may avoid speaking with someone who talks with no regard for their time, resulting in misunderstandings and difficulties completing assigned work.
Another individual that has autism or Asperger's may be less impacted by time awareness, but more rule-bound. As a result, this person may strictly adhere to the work policy regarding departure and lunch, despite what coworkers are doing. Strict adherence to a lunchtime may cause the individual to miss out on team time, reducing the opportunities to create relationships and bond with the group. Strict adherence to departure time may result in never staying late to finish a project. Even though this individual is always on time, the team may resent the lack of camaraderie and extra effort. The nuances in recognizing when to stay late can be difficult for a person with ASD.
Awareness of time is an executive functioning skill that will need to be taught and practiced. It is worth it to put a little bit of effort in, as these same individuals will approach their tasks and projects with incredible attention to detail and provide insights unavailable from their neuro-typical peers. Although people with Autism and Asperger's may miss out on some of the team bonding (if they are not given explicit directions to attend gatherings) they will be some of the most dedicated employees.
lecture by Timothy P. Kowalski M.A, C.C.C.
Rebecca J. Weaver is a Certified Autism Specialist at Independent with Autism, working to empower individuals with ASD. Need help creating positive strategies for employment? Check out IndependentwithAutism.com for more information.


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I've just gotten news that John Logue, longtime director of the Ohio Employee Ownership Center, has passed on. He was a shining star of the cooperative movement, and laid the groundwork for the groundbreaking Evergreen Cooperatives of Cleveland. I am glad that I got a chance to meet him while he was here, most recently on my trip to the Rust Belt. Thanks for all your work, John.
Wendy Patton, a former student, has written a fine tribute, which I'll reproduce here:
Tribute to A Great Ohioan:
Dr. John Logue of Kent State University
The epicenter of global economic change in America has been in the Midwest. To those of us with roots in Ohio, this economic cataclysm has been the challenge of our time in personal and public ways.
Great people are attracted to great challenges. Dr. John Logue of Kent State University is a shining example of this kind of greatness. Arriving in Kent in the mid-seventies from Texas – by way of Princeton and Europe – Dr. Logue's credentials, charm, optimism and moxie could have taken him anywhere to teach and work. He chose northeastern Ohio. His life's work has addressed our challenges.
John was diagnosed with a particularly virulent cancer on December 6 and was gone by December 9. He touched so many of us in a personal way that the e-mail list serves cannot possibly reach everyone. It is a measure of his contribution to the community that it takes an editorial to reach all who need to know.
Long-time Director of the Ohio Employee Ownership Center and professor of political science, John burned the midnight oil with workers trying to buy their closing plant. He worked with the same intensity, the same mix of pressure, charm, counsel and insight, as he taught their sons and daughters at Kent State University. He made his students stretch: he taught us to travel, to interview, to observe and to participate. He made us write for publication and he got our work published. He took us with him into the plant; he forced us to be equal, to speak, to testify. We became journalists, labor leaders, civil servants, political scientists, marketing directors, business owners. We were better for having studied with him.
He taught the parents of his students on the shop floors of industrial plants. His life's work with employee ownership touched Ohioans affected by plant closure from communities across the state. He made them stretch – to explore options, to learn business strategies and finance, to lead, to cooperate, to facilitate. His work was beyond the social safety net. He worked with displaced workers as investors. They became investors. From the closure of the steel mills through the departure of DHL from Wilmington, for the past 25 years the reaction to economic disaster in Ohio has been: "Call John Logue!" In the face of difficulty, he gave us a sensible course of action. He is uniquely optimistic, uniquely American – but his optimism is born of faith in us, faith in our ability to stretch and to succeed.
In the last two years, John's work moved to employee ownership in the community through Cleveland's new cooperative green venture, the Evergreen Laundry. He brought the same expectation of high achievement to the workers and investors in the new enterprise. His vision of a cooperative and egalitarian workplace is the right vision for our future. Not only has it been embraced by hundreds of Ohio companies and cooperatives and thousands of workers, but major institutions – the United Steelworkers, for example – are moving to a model of economic progress based on employee ownership, worker participation and investment in community.
Great challenges bring hardship and yield progress. John Logue has provided steady, sure, insightful and lasting progress in our economic storm. We are grateful for his contribution.
by Wendy Patton, former student and OEOC colleague, and most importantly, close friend.
The following information comes courtesy of Dan Bell.
Part of John's legacy is the Ohio Employee Ownership Center (OEOC) [www.oeockent.org] is an economic development program funded in part by the State of Ohio Department of Development. Since 1987 we have worked with roughly 485 companies and employee groups employing 93,000 workers; of those, 71 firms employing 14,000 workers have implemented partial or complete employee ownership. We know from analysis of IRS form 5500 filings that these 71 companies have created about $300 million in equity for their employee owners. We also serve a network of 70 employee-owned companies on an ongoing basis with training on ownership and participation. These companies employ 15,000, mostly in northeastern Ohio, and generate more than $2.4 billion in sales.
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Tributes are pouring in to Don Rendell who has died at the age of 89. The saxophonist, flautist and clarinettist who began his jazz career as a teenager, later joining the Oscar Rabin band and the Dankworth Seven, was influenced by Lester Young and later John Coltrane.
Born in Plymouth Rendell went on to work with Ronnie Ross, Tony Crombie and Ted Heath in the 1950s and toured with Stan Kenton.
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Holiday parenting time is often a source of confusion. The time a parent has the child alternates each year and is affected by when the school break starts and ends. This posting will provide the specific language of the Guidelines and also an interpretation of what the Guidelines provide this year if your child's winter break is from December 17th - January 3th. Please note that the holiday parenting time is controlled by when a child gets out of school, therefore, may not follow this interpretation. For instance, this year Carmel Clay Schools' last day is Thursday the 16th, not the 17th.
To discuss this further please contact me.
Here is what the Indiana Parenting Time Guidelines say about the winter holidays:
B. Christmas Vacation.
One-half of the period which will begin at 8:00 P.M. on the evening the child is released from school and continues to December 30 at 7:00 P.M. If the parents cannot agree on the division of this period, the custodial parent shall have the first half in even-numbered years. In those years when Christmas does not fall in a parent's week, that parent shall have the child from Noon to 9:00 P.M. on Christmas Day. The winter vacation period shall apply to pre-school children and shall be determined by the vacation period of the public grade school in the custodial parent's school district.
C. Holidays.
In years ending with an even number, the non-custodial parent shall exercise the following parenting time:
[1] New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. (The date of the new year will determine odd or even year). From December 30th at 7:00 P.M to 7:00 P.M. of the evening before school resumes.
[4] Thanksgiving. From 6:00 P.M. on Wednesday until 7:00 P.M. on Sunday.
After reviewing the Guidelines, if your child gets out of school on December 17th and goes back on January 4th, one interpretation of the Guidelines for the winter holidays in 2010 is as follows:
Thanksgiving Break - with noncustodial parent in 2010.
Winter School Break - with custodial parent from December 17th at 8 p.m. until December 23rd, then the noncustodial parent would have the child from December 23rd until December 30th at 7 p.m., whereupon the custodial parent would have the child from December 30th at 7 p.m. through January 3rd at 7 p.m. However, the custodial parent would also have the child from noon until 9 p.m. on December 25th(Christmas day).
In sum, the noncustodial parent does not have the child as much over the winter break this year; however, the noncustodial parent gets the Thanksgiving break, Christmas eve as well as Christmas morning.
Thanksgiving & Winter Holiday Parenting Time for 2010-2011
Recognizing that not everyone celebrates the Christmas holiday, the Guidelines also provide as follows:
Religious based holidays shall be considered by the parties and added to the foregoing holiday schedule when appropriate. The addition of such holidays shall not affect the Christmas vacation parenting time, however, they may affect the Christmas day and Easter parenting time. Recognizing there are individuals of varying faiths who celebrate holidays other than those set out in the guidelines, the parties should try to work out a holiday visitation schedule that fairly divides the holidays which they celebrate over a two-year period in as equal a manner as possible.


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Some dyes used for tie-dying do not need to be soaked in vinegar, salt and water. These dyes need to be placed into a plastic bag overnight and then rinsed thoroughly the next morning. During the rinsing process, begin with warm water, and as the water becomes clear, change the water temperature to cold. Other dyes can be rinsed out right after the tie-dying process. Be sure to read the dye instructions prior to starting the tie-dye project.


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The other thing is that a lot of the things DAISY was designed to do, e-readers can do now. Kindles read books aloud, and apparently Apple devices can make Braille. If you're on Smashwords, someone can buy the .DOC version of your book and convert that into DAISY themselves, and hopefully soon they'll be able to do that with an ePub file. To be honest, I hope that DAISY becomes outdated and unnecessary as e-books become more adaptable.


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MOSCOW, May 23 (PRIME) -- The combined sales of titanium rolled products and bars by Russia's titanium giant VSMPO-Avisma rose 14% on the year to 28,779 tonnes in 2017, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.
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Many councils have failed to listen to council tax payers in devising their plans for Best Value. This is one of the findings to emerge from research by the Department for Transport Environment and Regions which shows that citizens are likely to get a poor deal from Best Value.The new duty laid on councils to deliver best value requires them to produce plans by March 2000 showing how they will do this. The researchers found little evidence that the public had been consulted in the planning process. The exception was the London Borough of Hackney's feedback exercise: 'put your mouth where your money is'.
The Best Value Performance Plans are intended to be the way by which authorities are held accountable to local people, but there is little prospect that this will happen in the short term. Plans average 55 pages of text with no illustrations. There are objectives without performance information so achievement cannot be measured and most plans fail to relate to specific service plans.
It is also clear that there has been little movement towards joined up working with other councils or with other agencies. There is no mention of benchmarking, or comparison information from other authorities and no acknowledgement that other agencies are involved in delivering services. .


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Choosing Fish Oil:
Food is Medicine
Choosing the proper fish oil complement could not always be easy. One of many issues to think about is that one ought to know about what makes such dietary supplements useful to well being, which is its omega 3 fatty acid content. There are various sources of such important fatty acids. It may be easy to query if there is indeed a distinction between getting this nutrient from totally different sources.
Three Varieties Of Omega three Fatty Acids
One of many issues that people ought to know is that there are three known types of omega 3 fatty acids, the important nutrient present in fish oil supplements. The three kinds of omega three fatty acids include EPA, DHA and ALA. ALA, or alpha-linolenic acid is a short chain omega 3 fatty acid that's usually found in plant sources akin to flax seed, walnuts, canola and soybean oil. DHA or docosahexaenoic acid and EHA or eicosapentaenoic acid are thought-about as lengthy chain omega 3 fatty acids. The latter two are these found in fish oil supplements.
The distinction between quick chain omega 3 fatty acids resembling ALA and lengthy chain omega three fatty acids has to do with how the physique processes them. In order for the body to make use of such essential fatty acids, it has first to convert the short chain sorts into its long chain form. This does not usually happen readily. That's the reason fish oil dietary supplements are thought-about simpler in providing the omega 3 fatty acids that it wants because it's already the lengthy chain form which doesn't require any more conversion earlier than the body can use them.
One of many different issues to consider when choosing between fish oil supplements and ones which might be sourced from crops deals with their effectiveness and benefits. Specialists imagine that the lengthy chain omega three fatty acids being sourced from fish oils prove to be more practical by way of health benefits. These important fatty acids are known to help "normalize" abnormal cholesterol, and help in preventing coronary heart disease. With the quick chain fatty acid ALA however, experts are usually not too positive if ever it does present the identical benefit as a result of it might nonetheless require extra conversion earlier than it may be used by the body.
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Now that one already is aware of the distinction between omega 3 fatty acids sourced from fish as well as those from crops, plainly fish oil seem to have the higher hand. However this time there are some other things to consider. With a view to get the type of fish oil dietary supplements that provide the very best supply of long chain omega three fatty acids, individuals ought to know the place they're being sourced from.
One essential thing for consumers to take a look at when buying fish oil dietary supplements is the label. It should contain info of where the fish oil used within the complement is being sourced from. As a result of there will be more than only one fish species to source out such dietary supplements, it is very important clearly know what forms of fishes these could be.
Certain labels may include data of the fish oil being sourced from salmon, tuna or anchovies. This is likely to be thought of safe. But when labels on the stated dietary supplements only tell of fish oil or marine lipids, this could ring some warning bells. It could be possible that fish oils in such supplements is probably not too certain the place the source may come from, which could also forged some doubt on the purity of the fish oil being used.


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Hundreds benefit from NCU health fair
Hundreds of people from communities in Mandeville and its environs received a range of health services during a four-day health and wellness fair hosted recently by Northern Caribbean University (NCU) at its main campus.
Medical care was provided by a 30-member team of health professionals from the United States of America, supported by local practitioners. The visiting health professionals represented the United States-based groups Heart to Heart World Mission, House of Shade Ministries, as well as Coopers Wellness Centre.
Speaking at the launch of the health fair, NCU President Dr Lincoln Edwards said that the theme, 'Pathways to a Healthy Lifestyle', was timely and reflected one of the outcomes in the Vision 2030 Jamaica-National Development Plan, 'a healthy and stable population'.
The NCU president also noted that, according to World Health Organization statistics, the Caribbean is now infamous for having the most obese people in the world.
"This is a distinction of which we are determined to rid ourselves," he declared.
Dr Edwards pointed out that the health and wellness fair was in keeping with the Jamaica Union of Seventh-Day Adventists' renewed emphasis on health, and he thanked the medical mission for taking the time to partner with NCU to provide well-needed health care to underserved individuals.
The medical mission, which included doctors who specialise in cardiology, pulmonology and internal medicine, felt fulfilled that they were able to be of service to people in need of care. Local medical practitioners included Dr Desmalee Holder-Nivenes, Dr Omar Wellington (gynaecologist) and Dr Khohane-Blake (optometrist).
NCU's Dental Hygiene Department provided free teeth-cleaning services during the health and wellness fair, which ran from November 5 to 8.
Other local providers included Three Angels Mobile Clinic which provided diagnostic services, the Jamaica Cancer Society, National Health Fund, Lasco Distributors, Clear Sight Optical, Professional Eye Care, Manchester Health Department, Cari-Med Ltd, Food For The Poor, Colgate Palmolive Company, Cornwall Medical Supplies, the Heart Foundation of Jamaica, the Diabetes Association of Jamaica, National Council on Drug Abuse, and the National Blood Bank, which received donations.
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Well, well, well. Beyoncé might be an amazing curvy woman, but fashion designer Roberto Cavalli does not agree!
A new release poster shows the singer in one of Cavalli's fantastic gowns displayed as a lean and scrawny figure. Who is that?
Thank goodness that the release also included images showing a huge difference between the digitally enhanced Beyoncé and the real life star. This could be one of the worst photoshopped posters we have ever seen! Beyoncé is on 24 hour surveillance by the paparazzi, we know the comparison between super-creepy and super-sexy.
Also, comments on the designers facebook page have been going crazy. Apparently, Beyoncé herself had a few words to say with Cavalli! Go Beyoncé!


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The venue is an amphitheater set on a hillside looking down at the stage. In the background are the beautiful Badlands. What a view that is!
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Medora Musical
The venue is an amphitheater set on a hillside looking down at the stage. In the background are the beautiful Badlands. What a view that is!
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Wow! That does look like it was quite a fun event to witness. Sounds like you're having a blast. I look forward to more! :-)ReplyDelete
Sorry to say, I won't get to Medora until after Labor Day, and that means no show.ReplyDelete
what a NEAT theater!!!ReplyDelete
That looks like it would be a lot of fun. The stage setup is wonderful with such great backdrops. Live entertainment is always great to see.ReplyDelete
Wow, what a stage and the show sounds like it was great fun. Saw an outdoor theater like that in NC for the "Trail of Tears." Just a wonderful experience.ReplyDelete
Oh what fun, looks like such a great theatre. Loving the first pic, cute, Francine.ReplyDelete
Looks like fun! It is larger than I thought, I think it used to be blankets on the hillside:)ReplyDelete
I wish I could have been there!ReplyDelete
Wow, what a backdrop for the show!!ReplyDelete
We've never been there, but want to go there soon. Looks like fun!ReplyDelete
How delightful! I'd love to do that sometime.ReplyDelete
That looks like so much fun!!ReplyDelete
Outdoor theater on a summer night -- couldn't be better -- barbaraReplyDelete
Looks like a perfect evening for a show.ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh! Look at that venue! That is quite the stage and backdrop.ReplyDelete
That looks like a blast. The place is well set up for sure.ReplyDelete
What fun. Open air theatres are brilliant... I haven't seen one since I visited an American style rodeo in the UK.ReplyDelete
Responding to the comment you left me. I asked my youngest son if he was involved in any of the Bextra cases and he responded with...Tons of them. They were part of our Cox 2 inhibitors litigation along with Celebrex and Vioxx.ReplyDelete
What a great find to be part ofReplyDelete
Fun! Wow! That is quite a slope too. Always best to get there early.ReplyDelete
What a treat that must have been. Great music in such a grand outdoor place. And the moon shining as well.ReplyDelete
That sounds like such a neat show and I love the picture of the stage and the actors. Very different from any I've seen here on the East Coast.ReplyDelete
Wow, you are really having quite a trip! Lucky you!ReplyDelete
This looks like fun, with a great looking "town" and scenery backdrop.ReplyDelete
Hope to take our boys to this as well. Looks like a great time. :-)ReplyDelete


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Dear Son, "Hi there," and how are you feeling today? Fine I hope - as for me, I am feeling O.K. Forgive me for waiting so long to answer your nice letter - you see we moved last Monday, the 4th, to 218 W. 29th St., and I have been quite busy, getting fixed and cooking. We have a bedroom, kitchen and small living room - it isn't very fancy but it lets one room and it doesn't cost anymore a month either. The lady that owns the house is a widow and she lives there alone - she is a great talker and can talk your arm off but otherwise she is O.K. She has been very nice to us. Mark Alcorn, the soldier I met about a month ago, came to see us Tuesday. He is the only visitor we have had so far. Did I tell you that Elston has called


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National Museum of African American History and Culture
The Jordan Scholarship Fund donated two family artifacts to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC).
The items on permanent display are a money box owned by the founder of the AME church, Bishop Richard Allen (1760–1831), and a writing slate that belonged to AME Bishop Benjamin Tucker Tanner (1835-1923). The Allen money box is housed in the Slavery and Freedom exhibit and the Tanner slate in the Making a Way Out of No Way exhibit.
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Let me start this off by saying, no this is not Jelly Bean. Now that's out of the way, US Cellular has pushed out an OTA to update their Samsung Galaxy S3 to build R530UVXLI4. So far US Cellular hasn't said much about this update yet, it does look like Google Wallet will now be supported on their Samsung Galaxy S3.
Prior to this update, the only carrier to support Google Wallet on any NFC-supported device has been Sprint. It has been their selling point on a few devices including the Nexus S 4G, and Galaxy Nexus. You can update your US Cellular Samsung Galaxy S3 two different ways. You can download the .exe file from their site which is about 756MB or you can get the OTA by going into Settings, selecting About device and check for updates.
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I am having a few issues.
1. Cameral says, "busy" on Auto Setting and won't take pictures. Thought maybe it had to do with the lighting? Works fine on AV Setting.
2. My images are saving on the camera upside down. The look correct as soon as I take them, but the save & download upside down.
3. Can someone tell me in AV mode what setitng I should have for taking pictures of people? The dial goes from 4 to 22.
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I am having the same problem. I have 2 different lenses and same problem. I have cleaned the contacts. I can take a picture if the lens is set to manual focus instead of auto focus.
There is plenty of contrast. The flash will automatically pop-up.
But no picture is taken.
I have used this camera for several months as I received it as Xmas present last year. Purchased at Costco.
I had same problem with "sports" setting.
I have a EOS Rebel T6
Thank you.
Make sure you have sufficient light. The flash popping up by itself suggests that you may be shooting in low light conditions. Also, make sure that your subject is not within the MFD, minimum focusing distance, of the lens that you're using. If memory serves, the 18-55mm lens has an MFD of about a foot, and the 76-300mm lens has an MFD of about a yard.
The "Sport" shooting mode setting introduces some unknowns. Try shooting in the Green [A] mode, or P mode. Test the camera outdoors in bright sunshine, Aim at a subject that is about 20-30 feet away, or just over one car length. If the camera is functioning properly, then it should take a picture.
Back to the flash unit. The camera can use the flash to provide "focus assist beams" when the you are shooting in low light conditions. However, this strobing of the flash discharges the flash circuitry. If the camera senses that the flash is required to take a proper exposure, then it will WAIT for the flash circuit to recharge and flash a "buSY" message, as well as cause a lightning bolt [flash] icon to appear in the viewfinder.
Finally, make sure that you have a well charged battery when you using the flash. The less charge in your battery, the longer it takes the flash to recharge. Having a fully charged battery works best.
I got a 600D, machine with 18-55mm lens.
Had the same problem, but like mentioned in the replies, I just removed the lens and reinserted. It works fine now.
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I just bought a t6. and I got a macro adapter yesterday So I have been changing the lense off an on.. Then I had this issue happen. Wear it would'nt Take pics in af. but it would in mf. this is how i got to this thread. I have noticed most postes that I glanced over had The same isues as me. So I Figured Id post WHAT WORKED FOR ME.
I had it out yesterday. I took a few with the adapter then I showed a friend how the adapter worked. Put it back toghter and the canera stoped working.to make a long story short this is what i did.
I put the camera in mf took a pic with the macro setting.. then I fliped the dial to potrate. took another pic. Then switched mf to af.. presto it works. it worked for me. I hope it works for you. ater posting this it did not work again excitment gone.
but i did get it going again. it was the change view finder. (not sure if thats the right name. im kinda a newbee.) were yoou change the view of how you look threw the eye peice are the lcd. i still can not take pics looking at the lcd but i can with the eye peice..
Hey brother. I am also facing this type of problem in canon sl2. Please tell me did you find the solution


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text: Hi Friends!I'm Jennie and am so excited to be part of the new Mom Heart Website and Blog. I will be here to inspire and help you form new groups in your local areas, solve problems that may arise in your groups, and encourage you in your own walks, both as leaders and mothers.As a teenager God specifically called me to raise up and encourage small group leaders, so I am privileged and thrilled to play a part here. There is no better ministry for me to walk out this calling than Mom Heart. Sally and I have been friends for several years now, and I have been challenged and have grown immensely through Intensive Leader Training in her home. I am eager to serve you in the same ways she has served me!Over the next several weeks, I will be highlighting different areas of the site so that you don't miss out on anything. Expect posts here about twice a week. If you have any questions related to Mom Heart Ministry or Leadership, please visit the "About Us" page and send us a note. I look forward to helping you begin or continue in ministry with local mothers in your communities.To celebrate this new blog, we are going to give away 10 of our Mom Heart Study Guides:You Can Make a Difference We live in a rapidly secularizing culture that is losing its heart for biblical motherhood. For over two decades, Sally Clarkson has called mothers back to God's design, driven by her passion to restore moms' hearts to God's heart for motherhood. Taking Motherhood to Hearts will give you a picture for how to join her by starting, leading, and tending your own Mom Heart small group. In this book you will find inspirational "why to" vision, practical "how to" advice, and motivational "can do" encouragement. Motherhood is more than just a biblical duty; it is a ministry of discipleship. This book will show you how to have a meaningful ministry to moms that will make a difference for eternity.I am so excited to share this new study guide and planner that will be perfect to use in small groups, and personally for planning each month of the year to make your home a Lifegiving place. It is filled with personal stories about my home, gives space to plan your own home and each month–what days you will celebrate.It's time to plan some unforgettable moments with your family! Containing sections for each month of the year, this companion resource to The Lifegiving Home is a planner full of creative ideas that will help you be intentional about creating times and spaces for your family to relax, celebrate, and simply enjoy one another all year long. You'll learn how to cultivate special times that will speak to your family's hearts . . . and inspire cherished memories that you will all treasure.To celebrate our new blog launch, Sally wants to give away 10 copies of Taking Motherhood to Hearts and 5 pdf's of The Lifegiving Home Experience. Please leave a comment here about something you found on the new site or how you think this ministry blog might help you. We would love for you to join our community of small group Bible studies and enjoy new friends and fellowship.


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Lenny & Larry's white chocolate chip macadamia nut complete cookie
1 tbsp. Fat-free cream cheese
Splash of lemon juice
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help my dells password is not working does anyone know the backdoor password for the dell inspiron 1720? please help. thanks
Bios password or windows password?
Answers are only as good as the information you provide.
How to properly post a question:
Sorry no tech support via PM's
sorry it is a bios password
A BIOS password is a security measure to combat the widespread theft of laptops, many of which contain highly sensitive information that must not fall into the wrong hands. To maintain security a backdoor password, if it existed, would need to be a closely guarded secret. Revealing such a password on an open forum would be extremely foolish.
If you cannot obtain the correct password (from the person who set it) you will need to contact DELL and be able to prove you are the original owner.


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|Former Chief Inspector for the London Metropolitan Police
|Frederick George Abberline
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|8 January 1843 (Blandford Forum)
|10 December 1929 (Bournemouth)
Frederick George Abberline (8 January 1843 in Blandford Forum, Dorset – 10 December 1929) was a Chief Inspector for the London Metropolitan Police and a prominent police figure in the investigation into the Jack the Ripper serial killer murders of 1888.
Early life
Frederick Abberline was the youngest son of Edward Abberline, a saddlemaker and Sheriff's Officer and Clerk of the Market, minor local government positions, and his wife Hannah (née Chinn). Edward Abberline died in 1849, and his widow opened a small shop and brought up her four children, Emily, Harriett, Edward and Frederick, alone.
Police career
Frederick was a clockmaker until he left home to go to London, where he enlisted in the Metropolitan Police on 5 January 1863, being appointed to N Division (Islington) with the Warrant Number 43519. PC Abberline so impressed his superiors that they promoted him to Sergeant two years later on 19 August 1865. On his promotion he moved to Y Division (Highgate). Throughout 1867 he investigated Fenian activities as a plain clothes officer. He was promoted to Inspector on 10 March 1873, and three days later, on 13 March transferred to H Division in Whitechapel. On 8 April 1878 Abberline was appointed Local Inspector in charge of H Division's CID.
On 26 February 1887 Abberline transferred to A Division (Whitehall), and then moved to CO Division (Central Office) at Scotland Yard on 19 November 1887, being promoted to Inspector First-Class on 9 February 1888 and to Chief Inspector on 22 December 1890. Following the murder of Mary Ann Nichols on 31 August 1888, Abberline was seconded back to Whitechapel due to his extensive experience in the area. He was placed in charge of the various detectives investigating the Ripper murders. Chief Inspector Walter Dew, then a detective constable in Whitechapel's H Division in 1888, knew Abberline and, while describing him as sounding and looking like a bank manager, also stated that his knowledge of the area made him one of the most important members of the Whitechapel murder investigation team.
Among the many suspects in the case, Abberline's primary suspect was Severin Antoniovich Klosowski, aka George Chapman. Among other theories he had about the murders was his theory that the murders could have been perpetrated by a female killer.
Abberline was subsequently involved in the investigation of the Cleveland Street scandal in 1889. Chief Inspector Abberline retired from the police on 8 February 1892, having received 84 commendations and awards, and worked as a private enquiry agent, including three seasons at Monte Carlo, before taking over the European Agency of the famous Pinkerton National Detective Agency of United States, for whom he worked for 12 years.
Personal life
Abberline was married twice: once in March 1868 to 25-year-old Martha Mackness, the daughter of a labourer, from Elton, Northamptonshire; she died of tuberculosis two months after the marriage. On 17 December 1876, over a decade before the Ripper murders, Abberline married 32-year-old Emma Beament, the daughter of a merchant, from Hoxton New Town, Shoreditch. Although they had no children, there is no credible evidence that the couple were unhappy, and the marriage lasted until Frederick's death over 50 years later. On his retirement from the Pinkerton Detective Agency in 1904 Abberline retired to Bournemouth.
Abberline died on December 10, 1929 aged 86 at his home, "Estcourt", 195 Holdenhurst Road, Springbourne, Bournemouth, just under three months before his wife Emma, and was buried in Bournemouth at Wimborne Road Cemetery. In 2007, following a campaign for Abberline's unmarked grave to be recognised, and with the approval of his surviving relatives, a black granite headstone, inscribed and donated by a local stonemason, was erected on the grave where Abberline and Emma are buried . A blue plaque commemorating Abberline was unveiled at 195 Holdenhurst Road (now divided into flats) on 29 September 2001.
Popular culture
Several fictional retellings of the events surrounding the Jack the Ripper murders have cast Abberline in a lead role. The suggestion is often but erroneously made for the sake of drama that Abberline was unmarried and formed an attachment to one of the women connected to the events. The two most popular film depictions have also cast him as an addict, for which there is no known historical basis.
- Abberline was played by Michael Caine in the 1988 television miniseries Jack the Ripper. In this, the character was an aging alcoholic whose quest to solve the murder gives him the strength to give up drinking.
- A fictionalized Abberline was featured as the protagonist of Alan Moore and Eddie Campbell's graphic novel From Hell (1991–1999), and was subsequently portrayed by Johnny Depp in the very liberal film adaptation of that work (2001). The graphic novel paints him as a sulky but sympathetic policeman, different from his peers only in his moralism and being overweight, and takes pains to include little-known details of his life such as his involvement with the Pinkerton National Detective Agency. The film's version of Abberline was portrayed as an intelligent young detective who is ahead of his time in his deductive techniques. He is also portrayed as being clairvoyant, allowing the filmmakers to ascribe to Abberline the contributions of spiritualist and psychic Robert James Lees, thus combining the two into one character and simplifying the graphic novel's narrative. Although Abberline is addicted to opium and drinks absinthe, he is a decent man who ultimately goes on a crusade against very powerful governmental and upper-class figures to stop the grotesque murders of Jack the Ripper. In the film, Abberline dies of an overdose in his late 30s; in reality, he died of natural causes aged 86.
- Abberline was played by Gordon Christie in the 1973 television miniseries Jack the Ripper.
- In "The Ripper", an episode of the television series The Collector, Abberline was played by Robert Wisden.
- Abberline appears as a character in the anime series Black Butler named "Fred Abberline". While he is still involved in the Jack the Ripper case, this portrayal deviates heavily from the truth, not only by altering his family history (not married but engaged and with a twin brother), but also by placing his death sometime in 1889. However, the manga version of the story (and also the musicals) depicts him like a young enthusiastic and naive Scotland Yard agent who will become the successor of Lord Randall, the actual leader of Scotland Yard.
- In BBC One's Ripper Street (2012), Abberline is played by Clive Russell. Coincidentally, Russell played a villager in The Wolfman, which also involves Abberline, played by Hugo Weaving.
- In the 2015 video game Assassin's Creed Syndicate, set in 1868, a young Abberline is featured as a supporting character, helping the protagonists, Evie and Jacob Frye, capture various Templar criminals throughout London and foil a plot to assassinate Queen Victoria by main antagonist, Crawford Starrick. Additionally, in the DLC named "Jack The Ripper", set in 1888, Evie Frye is helping Abberline to solve a set of brutal murders committed by infamous maniac and find her brother, Jacob.


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Question 10: The contents of the raw data file CALENDAR are listed below:
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The following SAS program is submitted:
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data test; infile 'calendar'; input @1 date mmddyy10.; if date = '01012000'd then event = 'January 1st'; run;
Which one of the following is the value of the EVENT variable?
A. 01012000 B. January 1st C. . (missing numeric value) D. The value cannot be determined as the program fails to execute due to errors.
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I drove the mini van 94 miles one way to a doctor's appointment this morning. Us mommas aren't alone like that very often.
But, you know, I wasn't really alone on that stretch of highway that holds so much history for me.
After I told them where I was going, my kids would tell you it's how we go to Grandmom's. I explained that I turned off that route before I got all the way to my mom's house. But I thought about my parents and my childhood home they don't live in anymore and all those trips back and forth from August 1997 to May 2001 when I was a college student. About four hours from the only home and life I had known and my college choice, that road bridged two realities and the transition of me beginning to build my own life.
The same stretch of highway also took Greg and I to where we turned off to head north to meet Cate's birthmom various times between Jan. 18 and almost four months later on May 6, 2007, the day new life was born both in the literal sense and the way our family was forever changed.
Today the radio and my iTunes playlists played songs that took me back to moments and reminded me of people. So I texted -- hooray voice text! -- a few friends, called another and Voxed another. Driving on the open reminds me to tell people they matter to me, probably because my journey through this life wouldn't be the same without them, despite the miles that separate.
I made mental notes and actual notes because driving gives me room to breathe and think and remember and plan and dream.
There weren't many cars on the road and there wasn't anyone else in my seven-passenger vehicle. But I wasn't actually alone. And that's the way God intended life to be. We were made for community. With him. With our family. With our friends.
So even when I do get some quiet moments alone, the peace that comes reassures me I'm not alone on the open road of life. The memories, the sounds, the people, the destinations, and the silence blend together to create lovely scenery that I wouldn't trade for any other journey because this is the one God has for me. You aren't alone in your journey either.
With this post, I'm joining Holley Gerth for her weekly community of encouragement when writers gather for Coffee for Your Heart and Beth Stiff, who hosts the lovely Three Word Wednesday.
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This is a very personal project done in several months on my spare time. It's a children illustrated story, called "The Amazing Story of the Mimzo". I wanted to have a quiet and delicate mood to tell a simple little tale... Here's a little sneak peek :)
You can find the complete book (in a very simple french) HERE
And here's a little piece of music in the same universe ! Happy listening !


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There's something about the creative process that I find truly irresistible. The opportunity to paint, play, write, sculpt, or set into motion those thoughts and inspirations that cannot be expressed in the normal context of the day-to-day is, each and every time, a once in a lifetime thing. And watching others in the process is just as fun for me as to do it myself ... I get to stand on the outside and look in on the process from beginning to end. I can learn what the artist learns, perhaps even observe something about the artist that few already know. The artist may even make a decision to go in a certain direction based on something I say.
This kind of discovery (in observation of the artist) is also once in a lifetime. What would it have been like to be with Beethoven as he wrote and performed the Kreutzer Sonata for the first time? What kind of experience would it have been to see Picasso develop his cubist style? Someone was there to watch, encourage and support those greats. The names of all but the most famous supporters may be lost over history, but the care and influence of all remain in the works and trends left behind by the artists.
This is why I asked composer Jeremy Allen to write a piece for me. Not only am I supporting what he does and giving you an opportunity to get to know him and his work, but I am supporting who he is and who he is going to become. And, on a practical note, I'm helping him put food on the table for his one year-old son and lovely wife Jenna-Claire. Not a bad thing. Artists of all kinds do need food in order to do what they do. We should feed them, right?
Naturally, speaking as an artist, I wholeheartedly agree with myself. I have been so blessed to have had many support me in word or deed over the past (*ahem*) years and while I cannot ever thank those people enough, I know that my duty is to press on to greater things, to honor those who have helped and to honor my gifts and especially to honor the One who gave them to me.
I digress. This article is not about me, rather, it's about Jeremy Allen, the guy whom you really want to get to know. If you aren't already aware, I'm premiering his piece Mercury Retrograde on November 22 with the other members of the Mauthe String Quartet. You should come. And give a donation if you can. That will support Jeremy, myself, Banchinda, and the rest of the Mauthe Quartet.
At any rate, I promised you the conclusion to our interview, and here it is. Even though some of the questions are very specific toward composing or music, I feel that what Jeremy says can be applied to anyone in any field (we call these people normal in our line of work...). Enjoy!
Jeremy, what are you most looking forward to on this project?
Working with an awesome group of players who let me try anything I want!
Anything (musically or otherwise) you're encountering for the first time?
Yes. Being free from graduate school and becoming a freelance composer. The opportunities are more numerous than I expected, but it is indeed a different world and takes time to build on those opportunities.
If you could do anything with your gifts, what would it be (either long or short-term)?
I truly feel like I can do anything with my gifts. I guess the only answer I have for you is, "wait and see."
Any advice you can give to fellow musicians out there?
There are no limits, and no one is born with anything "extra." Work for what you want to do, and you will get there. And play new music!!!
Advice to young budding composers about to take the plunge?
There is something to learn from every piece of music you will ever hear (sometimes especially if you don't like the music). If you are always listening, you will always be learning how to be a better composer.
You live here in Cleveland with your wife and son, right? What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
Hanging out with my family at Edgewater Park, walking through Little Italy, or relaxing at home with homemade pizza, ice cream and friends (part of our family, too). There's nothing like family.
What's in your i-pod lineup/ cd player right now?
I think there is an Arvo Part CD stuck in my nonfunctional CD player in my gloriously dirty minivan right now.
Check out the Calendar for more information about the premiere performance of Jeremy Allen's work for string quartet, Mercury Retrograde.
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