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I have recently finished editing a book titled A Companion to the Theology of John Mair (for Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition) with Jeffrey C. Witt. For a complete bibliography of secondary scholarship on John Mair and a list (with hyperlinks) of primary sources, see Ueli Zahnd's website dedicated to Mair.
The cover image for the volume is below. It is taken from the title page of Mair's In Petri Hyspani Summulas Commentaria (Lyons, 1505) and is the only surviving contemporary image of Mair (the image below is from the University of Glasgow Library and is used with permission).
The content of the volume is as follows:
Introduction, by: J. T. Slotemaker and J. C. Witt
John Mair: An Historical Introduction, by: J. K. Farge
Theology and Method
John Mair on the Writing of Theology, by: A. Broadie
Acquired Faith and Mair's Theological Project, by: J. C. Witt
Metaphysics and Theological Themes
John Mair's Trinitarian Theology: the Inheritance of Scholastic Tradition, by: J. T. Slotemaker
John Mair on the Metaphysics of the Incarnation, by: R. Cross
Human Nature and Moral Reasoning
John Mair on Beatific Enjoyment: New Wine in Old Wineskins, by: S. Kitanov
Conscience and Synderesis in John Mair's Philosophical Theology, by: P. Kärkkäinen
John Mair's Moral Theology and its Reception in the 16th Century, by: J. Keenan
Salvation and Sacraments
John Mair's Doctrine of Justification Within the Context of the Early 16th Century, by: D. Fink
Terms, Signs, Sacraments: The Correlation between Logic and Theology and the Philosophical Context of Book IV of Mair's Sentences Commentary, by: U. Zahnd
List of Sentences Commentaries By John Mair, by: J. T. Slotemaker, J. C. Witt, and U. Zahnd
Table of Questions, by: J. T. Slotemaker, J. C. Witt, and U. Zahnd
An Analytic Bibliography by Name and Subject, by: J. Farge and U. Zahnd


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Salut mon petit Guillaume !
Tu as déjà eu mes commentaires sur le jeu, je voulais simplement te donner quelques points supplémentaires pour ton rating newgrounds ^^
- Alex Carle
Salut mon petit Guillaume !
Tu as déjà eu mes commentaires sur le jeu, je voulais simplement te donner quelques points supplémentaires pour ton rating newgrounds ^^
- Alex Carle
Lache pas Couz !!!
C'est bien plaisant pour passer un peu de temps !!! garde nous au courant si jamais tu en fais d'autre :)
Old school
The game is okay. It's a simple old school dungeon crawling RPG. The art is acceptable, but in terms of sound, you have provided the appropriate sound effects for just about all situations in the game that would require them-something to be praised with a flash game and especially if you really worked on this one by yourself, actually. I like the touch of the inquisitor and monster each rolling their dice.
The music gets a little repetitive, since it's the same one playing throughout the entire game, even in battles and such.
However, some things could be emphasized more. First played on Hard, then for some reason, went back and did Hardcore to see if there was anything different. (Nope, no extra material, but doesn't matter)
I do have a few issues:
1: What is the penalty for death? For me, it seemed like nothing (but I only died once on both runs). If that were the case, why bother restoring your health with potions, let alone, get the defense upgrades early? I only ever needed the red potions in battle.
2: After experimenting a bit, water was the only spell really needed, and Heavy Attack was the only one I used. Why? Because it has the healing factor; the damage if it hits was just a bonus. As for only using heavy attack, I think I observed that there's the critical at a roll of 19-20. Even if that wasn't the case, the chance-to-hit for heavy attack isn't that much worse than the others (after pumping up with Lynx. (I think it's like 1 or 2 more than the medium attack).
3: It was hard to see that you could use potions on the menu. On my first I was looking around for a bit, confused about the message. Probably hit space bar, not realizing at first that the menu with the potion count has also a selection cursor for choosing the potions. The menu in general was a bit cluttered-you could have spread the contents over more than two pages.
4: Why was it that sometimes, I get multiple turns, (at time, three versus those pig things I presume are your orcs) and sometimes, the enemy gets multiple turns? The speed mechanic thus needs to be explained a bit.
5: Nearly got stuck because of glitches on some doors. It got me worried, provided that there is a significant amount of leveling up in this game.
You did a good job overall, since the game is playable. The fun factor depends from person to person and on whether that person is willing to tolerate the randomness of the dice rolls, but even on the Hardcore setting, it seemed like it was stacked in the player's favor (delivered more crits than I expected, and the enemy often rolled very low numbers.)
first of all... what the hell
u play an inquisitor (or w/e) and u can use magic attacks??
second.. what the helll is with that attack system?
any tutorials on it would be nice cuz i havent got a clue what the dices are for and what the moving bar is for.
lastly the graphics arent that bad but they annoy.
Not bad....but
Everything was pretty decent, minus a few grammatical and spelling mistakes. The only thing was the obvious, it was way too short. If it had more of a back story, and more missions you would have got 8 stars.

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Airport about to get interim director
A Toledo, Ohio, airport director apparently will become interim executive director of Lexington's Blue Grass Airport starting in mid-February.
Eric J. Frankl, director of airports for the Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority, is expected to be in Lexington on Thursday to meet with local airport officials.
The Blue Grass Airport board's approval of Frankl for the interim post and the terms of his employment are expected to be finalized at a special meeting of the airport board on Thursday.
"Eric, I think, is a candidate that surfaced early in our process. I feel like he's kind of an up-and-coming young star in the business," said J. Robert Owens, chairman of the airport board. "I think he's perfect for the interim position at this point."
In his job in Ohio, Frankl has been responsible for the operation and administration of Toledo Express and Metcalf airports.
Lexington's Blue Grass Airport has had an acting director, Alfred Testa Jr., since early January, after longtime Executive Director Michael Gobb resigned amid questions about his spending of airport money.
David Wescott, a spokesman for the airport, said it is his understanding that Testa will remain at Blue Grass Airport full time until Feb. 16 and then take on a consulting role, phasing out his work for the airport over time.
Testa was brought to the job by Jacobs Consultancy, which the airport board hired to help with restructuring airport management and policies and procedures. The consulting firm was hired in the wake of the spending scandal, which also led to the resignations of three airport directors who worked directly under Gobb.
The four who resigned spent hundreds of thousands of dollars in airport money, some of which allegedly was used to buy non-business-related goods and services, such as DVDs, electronic equipment and meals, over a three-year period.
Before working in Toledo, Frankl was executive director of the Abraham Lincoln Capital Airport in Springfield, Ill., and director of operations at Fort Wayne International Airport in Fort Wayne, Ind.
He also is a former president of the Great Lakes chapter of the American Association of Airport Executives.


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Andrew Luck's return boosts Stanford tickets
Stanford's three-game football ticket packages are called the Lotsa Luck Mini-plans. Purchasers expect to see lots of Andrew Luck.
Lotsa Luck is also an accurate description of what befell the university's ticket and marketing departments when the quarterback announced Jan. 6 that he would forego the NFL draft in favor of one more season on the Farm.
Over the next two hours, director of ticket sales Rich Muschell and his staff took 125 deposits on new season-ticket sales.
"I couldn't get out of my chair," Muschell said Wednesday. "I was grabbing one phone after another."
The football advertising doesn't begin for a couple of weeks, but Stanford already has sold about 24,000 season tickets, up about 33 percent from last year's total of 18,000, he said.
Whatever the final number is by the time the Cardinal host San Jose State in the season opener Sept. 3, it easily will be a record for Stanford Stadium since the place was rebuilt after the 2005 season. Muschell said 98 percent of last year's season tickets were renewed, the highest percentage he has seen in 21 years in the ticket business.
At this rate, there could be more sellouts than there were in the five previous seasons since the reconstruction. Three games are certain to sell out, and they come in successive weeks: Oregon (Nov. 12), Cal (Nov. 19) and Notre Dame (Nov. 26).
If the UCLA (Oct. 1) and Washington (Oct. 22) games also sell out, Stanford would surpass in one season its previous sellout total of four since 2005. The sellouts were USC in 2008, Cal and Notre Dame in '09 and USC in '10. (The 2007 Big Game nearly sold out, but Cal returned more than 400 tickets too late for Stanford to sell them, according to a school spokesman.)
In terms of ticket sales, Stanford has weathered the departure of head coach Jim Harbaugh to the 49ers quite nicely. It helps to have the Heisman Trophy favorite, but the Cardinal also have enough of a supporting cast under new head coach David Shaw to rank as high as fourth in the nation in preseason prognostications.
A football program that had trouble drawing fans even with Toby Gerhart, the Heisman runner-up in 2009, now has plenty to sell.
"We've got a compelling team, a great stadium, attractive pricing and a guy who's arguably the best quarterback in the country," Muschell said. "It's pulling people in who never had a reason to be here before."
Stanford had all of those things last year, too, plus Harbaugh, but still there was often plenty of room to roam for fans at many home games, even against conference foes. It remains to be seen whether this season will draw more walk-up patrons to fill the sections that season-ticket holders don't.
Season-ticket prices range from $199 to $499. The $240 family plans give two adults and two children end-zone seats for six games, excluding the Big Game.
The Lotsa Luck mini-plans cost $70-$149 and include one of the marquee games (Oregon, Cal or Notre Dame) and two other games. Single-game tickets go on sale Aug. 1.
One game unlikely to sell out is San Jose State. The Spartans haven't sold their allocation of 3,000 tickets the last three times they visited Stanford. The game is on Labor Day weekend, and it will be on local TV (Comcast SportsNet Bay Area). Additionally, the Stanford students won't be back at school, typically causing an attendance drop of 5,000.
When the stadium was rebuilt, the capacity dropped from 85,000 to 50,000. Despite this year's season-ticket frenzy, Muschell said he's happy with the stadium's capacity.
"There's a fine line," he said. "If it's too big, you don't have the scarcity factor to drive season-ticket sales. If it's too small, you're leaving money on the table. Where we have it pretty much hits the middle ground.
"I'm pulling my hair out trying to juggle people for Notre Dame. Would I like another 20,000 seats (for that game)? You bet. In the big scheme of things, I'm happy with it."
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A surprising amount of people make purchase decisions in "default" mode, a mindset in which there is little notice between different brands. In fact, several studies suggest that almost 2/3rds of purchasing takes place in this mode. Shoppers already have a brand in mind before they enter the store, walk down the aisle, or hop on a website. This behavior amplifies when shoppers experience greater time pressures and are barraged with more options. When there is an abundance of choice, shoppers increasingly turn to known and identifiable brands.
With 2/3rds of purchasers in the default mode, that leaves only a third of shoppers in what we call the "considering" mode. In this mode, a shopper considers various options prior to deciding which product to buy. There's a variety of reasons why a shopper may be in the considering versus the default mode. Some personalities are simply brand agnostic, focusing on other product attributes outside of the brand. Other times, it could be a new or rare purchase, or perhaps that shopper was removed from their typical, "default" environment. Maybe they're trying out a new purchase method or store, with the novelty opening their eyes to previously unnoticed options.
The concepts and default and considering modes are important to every brand owner, designer, and packaging producer, and there are several well-known, albeit quickly forgotten takeaways.
For default shoppers, product packaging should be a source of consistent and reputable communication. The package must:
Be easily recognizable
Integrate with other forms of brand communications
Stand out from competition in all aspects of design, including artwork, shape, texture, and quality
For considering shoppers, the packaging should promote awareness and motivate trial. The package must possess the 3 attributes listed above, but must be focused on the insights and benefits, rather than the brand. Packaging geared for default and considering shoppers can be the same, but often the roles tend to pull the design in different directions.
The design driver is the brand's position. Is it a small brand trying to attract attention or is the brand a dominant player in the category?
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I read some wise words this morning that spoke to me:
"We need to know and understand the people we want to witness to, in order to be sensitive and appropriate to their world view and needs"
I think this is so true. In many ways we can and should be a witness to anyone we meet however are we more effective when we witness to people we empathise with or we understand better? Are we more effective when witnessing to friends and family or work colleagues than to strangers? And are we called to witness to people who have a similar background to us, maybe we knew them before we became Christians or maybe it's a "group" that we relate to, so for me it feels like one group I relate well to is "Prodigals" those who grew up in Christian homes then turned away from God.
Sometimes (quite often!) we need to be bold when witnessing and often we can be fearful of the reaction we will get and how we may answer questions or criticism. But the Bible makes it clear we should not worry because God himself will give you words and wisdom than none of your enemies can resist or contradict. How awesome is this verse?
Luke 21:13 – 15 – And so you will bear testimony to me. But make up your mind not to worry beforehand how you will defend yourselves. For I will give you words and wisdom that none of your adversaries will be able to resist or contradict.
Do not worry, don't be anxious about how to handle reactions you think will be fractious, make up your mind to only find good in your witness, accept your fitness to serve God as a fearless testifier of his desire to save all nations, approach your task with elation, joy overflowing cos you are showing others what love looks like, striking at the heart of the matter so maintain your swagger you are the child of a King, stirring up passion so that others can cash in on God's amazing gifts, lifting up God's name, increasing his fame, igniting flames of power and glory, sharing your story, your testimony a light in the darkness breaking through to burdened hearts, reaching parts that others cannot reach, breaching the barriers as carriers of God's great message, a vessel for God who will give you the words and the wisdom that can never ever be contradicted.


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The festival of rakhi is very special to brothers and sisters. On this day, sisters tie rakhi around the wrist of their brothers and in return, she has been given present or money. Hence, girls wait for the festival of Rakshabandhan more eagerly. The girls love to collect the money and keep it with them. They spend this money on their chocolates, toys and other things of choice. In fact, this has become habit of every year. Well… as a parent you should tell them the importance of spending money wisely. It is quite possible that she may argue with you but gradually she will understand. Check out the ways.
Save money in piggy bank
Girls love to have their piggy banks. So, buy her a good piggy bank and ask her to put all the money in it. Make her understand that saving money will help her to buy better things in future.
Teach her sharing
The habit of sharing is required to be inculcated in kids. So, if she buys some chocolates or cookies from the money earned on rakhi then ask her to share these food stuffs with others also. Teach her the importance of sharing.
Buy a meaningful item
If your daughter asks you to buy toys every time then this time encourage her to plant or book or any meaningful item. Teach her that these items are more meaningful and will help her to be better than others. She will happily do that.
Make small donation
Although she may be too young to understand the meaning of donation, teach her to donate. Tell your daughter to buy some biscuits or pencils or chocolates and donate them to poor and needy kids. Teach her importance of making donations.


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Last summer a group of WeRunMPLSers spent four Wednesday nights running trails at the Endless Summer Trail Run Series + it was a blast. We're going back again this year + we can't wait! Each race is $25 + you get pizza, beer + a great time on the trails. Find all the series info here: http://www.estrs.com/
The last one is in August + basic details are below! For full details on the August race, visit here: http://www.estrs.com/hyland/. Let us know if we'll see you there + be sure to rep WeRunMPLS with your tee/tank!
When: Wednesday August 2, 2017
Start Time: 6:30 PM
Where: Hyland Park Reserve
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Day1 host Peter Wallace's new book on the emotions of Jesus is, according to Marcus Borg, "An illuminating and powerful personal meditation." Ideal for personal or group study.
Our story today starts with the word "so." S-O, "so" -- two little letters, too significant to skip. "So" is a conjunction here and the function of this conjunction is to inform you that you are entering a story already underway. "So" in this case implies a causal relationship. It would be as if I said: "So, I went to the house on the hill" or "So, she finally made that trip to Bangladesh." It shows that something has already happened in the narrative which is now (at least in part) causing what is about to happen. A conjunction with a causal relationship. So, when we begin with the word "so," we must realize we begin with a backstory.Read full transcript...
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Congratulations to team lead, Rachel Hubbard, and team members, Sylvia Davis, Mitzi Parker, Suzanne Williams, Roxie Price, Kayla Craft and Andrea Scarrow, all educators from Georgia with Southwest District FACS Agents, who are being honored for their "Home Safety: When Safety Comes First, You Last" program. The team's program was designed to educate audiences about potential dangers in the home.
The educational program included:
About the award
Each year the American Cleaning Institute (ACI) honors the recipient(s) of the Clean and Healthy Families & Communities Award at the NEAFCS Annual Session. The award recognizes the innovative educational programs and outreach efforts that help families and individuals understand the link between clean homes and good health. The programs must utilize ACI's educational materials such as the laundry safety postcard and safe laundry practices poster, demonstrate innovative outreach efforts that impact the local community, and raise awareness of safe and effective uses of cleaning products in the home or community.
The recipients of the award receive a $500 scholarship to attend the annual NEAFCS Annual Session and inclusion in Cleaning Matters®, ACI's bimonthly newsletter that reaches more than 7,000 educators and members of the press. Each team recipient receives a tabletop crystal award.
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Home safety is important!
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Ends On - May 3, 2017 - 8:30pm
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Join us for a tour of a tiny home manufacturer's display site. Our sponsor, One Small Garden, offers custom made cozy "Get Away" cabins, as well as potting sheds, which were featured at the Cincinnati Home & Garden Show.
Their full line of custom storage and tiny homes are made to order. Many types and models are in display at their Milford Shopping Center display lot (at the corner of State Route 50 and 131, 1049 Lila Ave, Milford, OH 45150).
Cost — $15 per person. Free to USGBC Ohio members.
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Fundraiser Tickets
Fundraiser Tickets
You are cordially invited to the evening featuring traditional Indian music -Live Sitar by Todd Bush and Bharatnatyam dance by Professional Performers. Indian Snacks will be served.
PURPOSE: Support the construction of the new residential dorms for the girls.
DATE: Saturday, June 15
TIME: 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
LOCATION: Art of Living Retreat Center
ADDRESS: 639 Whispering Hills Rd., Boone, NC 28607
SPONSOR: Event is Proudly Supported by Art of Living Retreat Center)
TICKETS: $30 individual tickets, $50 two tickets.
On the cutting EDGE: Local group helps to bring education to girls in India
BOONE - In its second year, a Boone nonprofit is asking for the community's help in fundraising to help support a school for girls in a village in Odisha, India. Christine Dave serves as the founder and chairperson of the nonprofit EDGE - Education for Girls Empowerment.


text: Detail from the Roman-era Sousse Mosaic Calendar, El Jem, Tunisia. Ad Meskens / Wikimedia Commons January 10, 2018 Explainer: where do the names of our months come from? Caillan Davenport, Macquarie University If you've ever wondered why our 12-month year ends with names that mean the seventh, eighth, ninth, and tenth months, you can blame the Romans.


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I'm in the second week of a writing class, and I am reminded of two things:
-Wow, this is fun!
-Wow, this is a lot of work!
Many of my writing workshops are big online MUCs, with a few hundred students. The format works; I glean a lot of tips and it's reassuring to see that so many other people need to learn the same info. I'm not alone in my information inadequacy or in the slow, steady building of my skill.
This course is small; more expensive than a lot of the webinars I attend, and less targeted. It's a general writing course, open to people who write all kinds of work: poetry, essay, creative nonfiction, novel, kidlit, memoir.
It's an online course, which is the only feasible way to work it into my life, and I wonder how it would be different if I had the chance to take it in person. The class is small, four students and an instructor, but writing being writing, I learn intimate things about the other students so quickly.
I know that part of the appeal is that the other students are semi-anonymous. I know them by name and I know a fair bit about them as I read their work and study their posting habits, but I don't know them. More importantly, they don't know me. I can write real, because I don't have anything to hide. They can build an image of me as raw and weird as my writing is. This course is the perfect intermediate step between not putting down those things and showing them to people who know me. I'm getting to good, new stuff, new places I want to be but have been afraid to try. It's good for me.
I'm writing more and writing different, being challenged in new ways. Even if I'm not producing brilliant prose with each exercise, it's a relief to know I'm not stagnating, and that I am capable of writing outside my usual zone of familiarity.
It's a relief to concentrate on writing this much. My brain has been bored lately, and the extra stress from these new deadlines, the modules and workshops and clicks and loads, the exercises and notebooks and transcribing, has done some good for it.
This is the honeymoon phase; week two of eight. We'll see how my brain feels on about week seven!


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Disclosure Tip: Exchange Contact Info with Patients & Families!
So...put yourself in the family's shoes with this one. Their loved one whom they thought was going in the hospital for a "minor procedure" suffered a major adverse event and is hospitalized for an indefinite time period. The patient may even die. Life is chaos. But, one nice doctor did disclose to them...or maybe it was a nursing manager...or administrator....somebody said something to them about "sorry" and "promising a review," etc BUT the family can't remember the name....OR didn't get a business card OR the business card doesn't include a cell phone number, and they want to call this nice doctor and ask a follow up question or get a progress report but the hospital operator is no help. Frustration and anxiety is mounting within the family, and the Uncle from California suggests they call a lawyer. Don't let his happen to you and your patients & families!
The whole point of disclosure is to maintain and rebuild relationships....to literally stay on the same side of the table as the patient and family. So, give them your business card. If your card doesn't have your cell phone number, write the number on there. Don't make patients and families call hospital operators or navigate phone trees....make it easy for them to contact you. If they leave you a voicemail, call back as quickly as possible. By providing a real open door policy you show sincerity, rebuild trust, and are more believable going forward.
Moreover, get their contact information. Learn who the spokesperson for the family is, and get their cell phone and e-mail address...AND don't wait for them to call you. Reach out to them on a regular basis. Again, keep the relationship alive.
The little things can make or break you. Exchange contact information! Please share this tip with physician and nurse friends.


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USD/JPY: bulls testing the 21-hour SMA in Tokyo
USD/JPY is turning higher in Tokyo in a slow start to the week following a goldilocks nonfarm payrolls that sent the greenback somewhat lower on profit-taking. USD/JPY is currently trading at 110.49 from a low of 110.38 and a high of 110.53 - (21-hr SMA 110.52).
USD/JPY fell from 110.70 to 110.40 while the US jobs data came out mixed. There was strong jobs growth in June but it was outweighed by the disappointing unemployment and earnings numbers that sent the greenback lower across the board.
Risk sentiment keeps bulls in play
US stocks rallied, with risk sentiment improving, denting the bearish case in USD/JPY. The headlines read as 213k vs the expected 195k while the May level was revised higher to 244k (from 223k although average hourly earnings only rose by 0.2% m/m, remaining at 2.7% y/y vs the expected 0.3% and 2.8%.
However, US 10yr treasury yields are little changed overall and USD/JPY consolidates. The yields spiked lower after the job report, moving from 2.83% to 2.81%, but later retraced. Two year yields behaved similarly but were contained inside 2.53% and 2.55% - (Fed fund futures yields continued to price 1 ½ more hikes in 2018).
USD/JPY levels
Valeria Bednarik, chief analyst at FXStreet explained that the daily chart for the USD/JPY pair shows that it holds above its 100 and 200 DMA:
"The Momentum is now around its mid-line and the RSI heading lower at 54, indicating decreasing buying interest. Shorter term, and according to the 4 hours chart, the pair is technically neutral, as it is developing a few pips above directionless moving averages, while technical indicators head nowhere within neutral levels. The risk of a downward extension will increase on a break below 110.25, the weekly low."


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A Look at the Life of Colonel EH Taylor
by Colonel Steve Akley
The Interesting Life of Colonel E.H. Taylor
When it comes to people, the term "interesting" is pretty difficult to define. You probably would want to take a look at their personality, what they accomplished in their lifetime, examine their life story to see if there are things that standout, understand if they were they an inventor/trendsetter and, finally, take a look at their legacy.
The amazing thing about Colonel E.H. Taylor is, he hits upon all of those. Everything about Colonel Taylor was larger than life... from how he dressed, to what he achieved personally and professionally to what his legacy is today.
He was a man of deep character and principles. He possessed a genius level IQ an ego to match. His career is amazing and includes success in banking and politics along with his achievements in the world of distilling. He was at the top of his game owning OFC Distillery (now Buffalo Trace) after his career in banking only to run into financial troubles as his company grew too large too fast and he found himself strapped for cash. Ultimately, he would lose his company and his dignity for a bit, before he got back up, dusted himself off, and started all over again.
After a few years away from the business, he was able to get himself back together financially, and in typical E.H. Taylor fashion, he came back bigger and better than before. He built what would become the Old Taylor Distillery, the crowned jewel of the industry. The building itself was literally a castle, complete with beautiful Roman fountains and breathtaking views. (Castle and Key is in the middle of renovating the property as they look to bring it back to it's original glory after many years of being abandoned and falling into disrepair.)
The Colonel was doing this in the late 1800s and early 1900s that may seem commonplace today but were unheard of at the time. Some of his innovations included distillery tours, samples of products, events at the distillery and merchandising.
What also seals Colonel Taylor's legacy in the bourbon world is the work he did to clean up the industry. At the time, legitimate businesses like his distillery were struggling against what was known as "rectifiers." The rectifiers were individuals purchasing bourbon from distilleries and selling it. This could be a legitimate business and something we still see today (sourced bourbon branded by those purchasing it). More often than not, though, the rectifiers were buying young whiskey and doing things to make it look and taste older than it was. It wasn't uncommon to add something like prune juice or such abominations as rusty nails or tobacco juice to give it the look of older whiskey.
Taylor pushed for the regulations that would become known as the Bottled-in-Bond Act of 1897. These regulations added standards to the production of whiskey as well as a means of enforcement for weeding out those providing unsafe product to consumers. Due to his work to bring safety and consistency to the industry, today Colonel Taylor is often referred to as the "Father of modern day bourbon."
In the latest episode of our new show Bourbon History, Renee Howe and I spoke to Marianne Barnes, the Master Distiller at Castle and Key as well as Brett Connors a bourbon historian who works there as well. We spoke to them about Colonel Taylor and found out about his life, his accomplishments and his legacy. It's really an insightful interview.
Our show, Bourbon History is on The ABV Network Channel, which our version of the Food Network in podcasting. It has a variety of bourbon-themed content. You can download the ABV Network Channel wherever you listen to podcasts... iTunes, Stitcher, PodBean, Google Play, etc. You can also listen on our website with no downloads of software need. Just press play and enjoy on your smartphone or laptop. Here is a direct link to our show Marianne Barnes and Brett Connors: https://goo.gl/xQFBBy


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Greenwich Village has an amazing history! We could build a very large library with the history and the biographies of the people who have lived here and you will likely be familiar with many of them. Perhaps it is most renowned for being the place for the heart of folk music and the beatnik culture that blossomed there.
Washington Square Park was known for groups of radicals, hippies, beatniks, folk singers, drug users and drug dealers. It has retained its popularity as a place for protests. But the park is typically filled with New York University students, babies and their mothers or nannies and there are 2 dog parks as well. The Washington Monument which is a little replica of the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, was erected at the 100 year anniversary of the inauguration of George Washington as the first US president. There are 2 statues of Washington on the Monument.
Greenwich Village covers a lot of territory and the area around Washington Square Park is the heart of New York University's campus. There are many little restaurants, bars and cafes that cater to students. You can find some of them as well as places to go in other parts of Greenwich Village in Discover New York City.
Bleecker Street is a fabulous street and it starts in Noho, the area north of Soho and just west of the East Village, and it continues west through Greenwich Village. There are a few blocks west of Sixth Avenue that have some amazingly good Italian food and some of the best pizza in the city.
Also West 8th Street is very nice. It used to be lined with shoe stores and cobblers. Jimi Hendrix's Electric Lady Studios is still there and is one of the top recording studios in the US. Just around the corner from there are the famous West 4th Street basketball courts. When the weather is nice you can see some amazing games going on there and many people standing around watching.
Christopher Street is in Greenwich Village and it has become synonymous with Gay Rights. The Stonewall Inn is the scene of riots that took place in 1969 when the police raided the bar.


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As 2016 begins, we invite you to join us for lunch and a special presentation on health and fitness from Dave Hubbard.
The Bible has a lot to say about stewardship, which is the responsible management of something entrusted to one's care, and, of all the things that God entrusts to your care, your body should be high on the priority list. When it comes to physical fitness and spiritual fitness, it's about priority and time.
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The Marine himself is pretty much done, with only some static grass needed around the edges of the rock he's standing upon. That rock was actually a major pain in the ass to base around. Normally, I put small strips of plasticard under my Marines' feet. This raises them up a tiny bit so they don't appear to be sinking into the ground. It also allows me to put sand all the way under their feet, so I don't end up with gaps around the feet when I glue the model to the base. The problem with the rock was that I wanted it to look like it was sticking up out of the sand, not sitting on top of it. I skipped putting card under it, while still putting card under the other foot. I'd hoped it would allow the rock to be sunk down while the other foot was not. All I ended up with were the gaps. It's simple enough to obscure them with static grass, but I need to be careful not to apply too much and make it look like a fuzzy ring around the rock.
Here is the current state of the banner itself:
It's pretty plain. Originally, I'd had grand plans for it, with a huge laurel wreath surrounding an Imperial aquila clutching the Ultramarines symbol in its talons, with the scroll at the bottom. I sketched it out on paper and searched Google for art I could use as a model to construct the whole thing. I was then going to print it out to scale and use the pencil-rub/carbon paper technique to transfer it to the banner. Then it would be a simple matter of painting it. Problem is, I no longer have access to Photoshop and GIMP flat out sucks for working with images other than retouching and cropping things. Every time I tried to combine my images, one would end up pixelated beyond recognition, or the scales wouldn't match, etc.
I said "screw it" and sketched a new design on the banner with a soft, sharp pencil. I had wanted to sketch my original design on there, but the curves of the piece make intricate lines tough. I ended up just going with the simple design you see above. That grey smear in the middle will be a red starburst that I need to re-draw and re-center. The red starburst is an old-school Space Marine symbol. It's supposed to be used for veteran sergeants, but I've co-opted it as a more generic symbol.
I still need to go back in and add some shading to the scroll and the symbol. Probably just a thin layer of a darker color for each one, and I should probably ding up the edges of the scroll with tears and dog ears. You don't typically see perfect, pristine scrolls on 40K artwork.
I also need to add something to the area between the Chapter symbol and the scroll, especially to the right and left edges. I'm not sure what to add though. A fancy, squiggly design? A couple crux terminatus symbols? Very small laurels?
There's no way I'm adding anything above the Chapter symbol unless I get VERY brave and ambitious. Those folds are a nightmare to draw on. If I were to add anything up there, it would likely be a row of checkered boxes, a Greek key design, or a small aquila.
We've also got the monthly tourney at the FLGS tomorrow. As of right this moment, I'm planning on going. I just have no idea what I'll bring for an army. I've not played at the FLGS in months now, so I have no real idea of what the meta is anymore. From what I've seen on Facebook and blog posts, there are plenty of Knights showing up in Imperial forces. Still a good number of power armored players, and plenty of monstrous creatures in non-Imperial armies. I guess it doesn't really matter, as honestly I've not upgraded my army to a 7th Edition style. There isn't a single grav weapon on any model in my collection yet. The last time I had plans to upgrade my bikes, it was to add Scout Bikers and a Command Squad with power lances. That should tell you how far behind the times my army is now.


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How To Win This Holiday Season Part 1
Some people will start buying for this holiday season as early as October. However, the majority of sales will be made in November and December. So I would suggest that you start to implement these strategies as soon as possible in order to have a successful holiday season.
Make Sure You Have A Good Product Line
One key factor to having a successful holiday season is making sure that you have a good product line that is in demand. It's also a good idea to have multiple different products that still look like it was made by the same seller.
For example:
- Don't sell stationery, and then also have jewelry within your shop
Make sure that it is consistent with you other products. Also, if you have products that are more geared towards the holiday season then it is important that you have those listed before October. If you are waiting to list those seasonal items until November, then you are screwing yourself out of more sales. You want to make sure that you are giving your target customer enough time to see those products. If you are one of the very few that aren't busy during the holiday season, then I would suggest that you start on creating new products for when you are busy. You could also create new products that would be good for gift giving during the holidays as well.
Still not sure if you have a good product line? Click here for helpful tips to creating a successful product line.
Work On Your SEO And Photos
You want to make sure that you optimize your listing for popular keyword phrases that people will be searching for this holiday season.
For example:
- Christmas gifts for her
- Christmas gifts for him
- Personalized gifts for her
- Personalized gifts for him
- Holiday jewelry
- Personalized Christmas pajamas
- Personalized Christmas ornaments
Remember to do your research and look for keyword phrases that people are searching for that applies to your products. When you find keywords that work well with your products, make sure that you are putting those keywords in the correct places. You don't just want to add those keywords to your title. You have to add it in you tags and in your description as well. You don't want to just find a popular keyword phrase and use that just to get on the top of search.
For example: If you are selling stationery, don't use keywords like these:
- Jewelry for women
- Art prints
- Wedding decorations
- Personalized wooden signs
If your products have nothing to do with the keyword phrases you are finding then do not put it in your listings. You don't want to be the winner of the losers. That simply means, just because you are getting found in search for those keyword phrases doesn't mean you will get any sales. When people search for jewelry, they don't want to see kids stationery. You want to make sure that the keyword phrases you are using are relevant to your product.
Make sure your photos are enticing
When you are getting ready to update your photos for the holiday season, I would suggest that you use different props than what you currently have in your photos. Also, I would try using a different background as well, one that feels more like the holidays as opposed to a plain white background.
If you do decide that you are going to use props in your photos, then I would make sure that the props you are using don't over power the actual product. Make sure that it is clear to the buyer what you are selling. You also want to keep in mind the lighting of the photo. You don't want to make the photo so dark that people cant tell what it is at first glance. If you are fairly newer to taking product photos, then I would suggest that you get stock photos. You can get someone to take photos of your products with different angles and color options. You can also get general stock photos made that you can use over again that would work well with your other products.
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Offering Gift Wrapping
Etsy just announced that you can now get a upgrade that will allow you to offer gift wrapping to your buyers. If you already offer some sort of gift wrapping type, make sure that you show a picture of what it will look like. If you currently don't offer any type of gift wrapping, then I would suggest that you look in to it and see what your options are. When you offer gift wrapping, it will help with your conversion rates. Most people who will be ordering this holiday season will be purchasing it as a gift. If you don't offer gift wrapping, you could be loosing out on sales.
If you are offering gift wrapping, do you also have a option for a gift message? Usually when someone gets gift wrapping, they would like it to come with a message. I offer both gift wrapping and a option to add a gift message as well. I use this company when I purchase my ribbon for gift wrapping. I use a certain template to print the gift messages on. If you would like to find out more about what inserts i use for my gift messages as well as my marketing inserts, you can check those out here.
Get Your Marketing Strategy Ready
You don't want to wait around for people to find your shop, you have to go out and engage with them. Doing this will increase the amount of sales you get if you go out and find them while at the same time letting your SEO do it's job as well. You have a engaged following such as through social media, then I would suggest that you start preparing your social media graphics. You want to show people photos, and videos if you can, of your products and how they could be used. You want to insure them that your products will make good gifts. If you only have a social media following and haven't started building a e-mail list yet, I would focus on trying to build your e-mail list. At the same time you are working on getting people to sign up for your e-mail list, you should still be paying attention to your social media followers. During holiday season you will be marketing to both of them, so make sure that you have a marketing strategy ready for both platforms.
If you don't have a big social media following, then I would recommend that you work on building your e-mail list. Like before, don't ignore one just because you have a greater following with the other. The benefits of having a e-mail list, is that you can easily send out a e-mail and notify them of your upcoming sales and new products. Granted you can still do the same with a social media following, but when it comes to an e-mail list, they don't know how many people you are sending that e-mail to, which can work in your favor.
Sales graphics
When you are getting your market strategy ready, it is the perfect time to get your sales graphics together as well. Figure out what products are your top sellers and use those in your sales graphics. Make sure that when you are creating your sales graphic that it is clear to read and doesn't leave the customer with any questions. Don't leave any details out.
For example:
- Black Friday Deals
30% off entire store
No exclusions
Offer ends at Midnight CT (remember to include the time zone)
I would suggest that you create all your graphics in advance. That way by the time holiday season comes around, you will already have them ready to send out. Make sure that when you are creating the graphics that you use enticing photos.
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E-mail List Graphics
Sending out a e-mail about the sales you will be having is similar to when you post your sales to social media. Unlike posting to your social media followers every day, you will only need to send out about 2-3 different emails instead.
For example:
- The first e-mail you would send out is letting your target customers aware that you will be having a sale.
- The second e-mail will be letting them know that your sale is going on now.
- The third would be letting them know that there is still time to purchase and still be able to receive it in time for the holidays.
Make sure that when you are creating the graphic for your e-mail list, that you are making the percentage the focal point. You also want to make the the other important information big enough for them to see, Such as the time and date you will be having the sale. I would also recommend that you add a "shop now" button to the graphic that way the customer doesn't have to search for your shop. If you are offering a variety of products and categories, then I would suggest that you show the top sellers and then you could add " shop now" buttons that are linked to those products.
For example in my graphic I have:
- A picture of my top selling notepad with a "shop now" button underneath
- A picture of my top selling kids stationery with a "shop now" button underneath
- A picture of my top selling monogram stationery with a "shop now" button underneath
When you are getting ready to send out your e-mail regarding the sale you will be having, you can schedule it to send out on a certain day and time. That way you don't have to worry about sending them out the day before. It also helps because if you decide to do it the day of at 9:00am, then it will take longer to send to everyone.
For example:
- Sally could get the e-mail at 9:00am when you send it out.
- But Jennifer could receive it a 6:00pm. And depending on how long the sale lasts, Jennifer could not see it and miss out.
Still not sure if e-mail list marketing is right for your business? Click here to see 4 reasons why you need it!
Shop graphics
This is mainly geared towards people with Etsy shops. When you are setting up your graphics for the holidays, make sure that you are placing them where people will naturally be looking.
Such as:
- In your shop banner
- Your listing photos
- In your description
When To Schedule Out Your Graphics
First, you will need to get a blank calendar. You can find easy printable templates on google or you can simply create one yourself. You want to get a calendar that you can see all the months on one page. It's ideal that you get or make a calendar that has the weeks broken down within each month.
You want to schedule it from October - January. Go over the list and see what you can cross off, either because you have already done it or it doesn't apply to you.
For example:
- If you already have a good product line that is in demand, then there is no reason for you to work on that.
- Your SEO is working very well, so you don't need to update that with any changes.
- Your photos are already holiday ready, so you don't have to change those.
Start breaking down the steps that you need to do in order to accomplish the things that you do need to work on before holiday season.
For example:
- You can write in October that from the 10th - 13th, you will be working on creating the graphic for you black friday sale.
- You can write in October that from the 20th - 24th you will be working on your e-mail list sale graphics.
Remember that the day you create the graphics are not the days that you should be posting them. You want to create the graphic and then have it automatically scheduled out for another day.
For example:
- You don't want to start posting the sales graphic on November 1st. You don't want to come off as spam with all the sales content. So I would suggest that you break it up with some other graphics that you have created.
- Such as posting gift ideas in the morning and in the afternoon, you would post a graphic that shows what your gift wrapping will look like.
- And then the next day you could post a graphic about signing up for your e-mail list to get 15% off their purchase.
You want to have everything planned out, that way you are not overwhelmed by trying to do to much during the holiday season.
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In this space, you can expect some posts focused on research, prospect management, and prospect development. Our broader goal, though, is to simply create and curate some content that intrigues as much as it inspires – that, perhaps, even just once in a while, provides the reader those "ah ha" lightbulb-above-the-head moments. And we hope, no matter what, to elevate a different angle or context or . . . perspective!
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text: Hi Ira, What I was thinking about in mentioning the other organizations was to review the elements we want to map (stapling, folding, punching, trimming) to see what values the specifications from these organizations support for these limited items. Best Regards, /Paul -- Paul Tykodi Principal Consultant TCS - Tykodi Consulting Services LLC Tel/Fax: 603-343-1820 Mobile: 603-866-0712 E-mail: ptykodi at tykodi.com WWW: <http://www.tykodi.com/> http://www.tykodi.com From: Ira McDonald [mailto:blueroofmusic at gmail.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 12:50 PM To: Paul Tykodi Cc: Michael Sweet; ipp at pwg.org Subject: Re: [IPP] RFC: Proposed errata for PWG 5100.3 (Production Printing) Hi Paul, Looking at PODI et al would open endless possibilities. I agree with Mike that defining the low-hanging fruit for finishing that specifically map to the most commonly used JDF and MSPS finishing should be our limited and practical scope. BTW - the Open Printing JTAPI spec specifically chose a small subset of finishing types to standardize in the JTAPI abstract Job model - these are already harmonized with JDF. Cheers, - Ira Ira McDonald (Musician / Software Architect) Chair - Linux Foundation Open Printing WG Secretary - IEEE-ISTO Printer Working Group Co-Chair - IEEE-ISTO PWG IPP WG Co-Chair - TCG Trusted Mobility Solutions WG Chair - TCG Embedded Systems Hardcopy SG IETF Designated Expert - IPP & Printer MIB Blue Roof Music/High North Inc <http://sites.google.com/site/blueroofmusic> http://sites.google.com/site/blueroofmusic <http://sites.google.com/site/highnorthinc> http://sites.google.com/site/highnorthinc mailto:blueroofmusic at gmail.com Winter 579 Park Place Saline, MI 48176 734-944-0094 Summer PO Box 221 Grand Marais, MI 49839 906-494-2434 On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 12:25 PM, Paul Tykodi <ptykodi at tykodi.com> wrote: Hi Mike, For this particular specification, I think we should consult information from the UP³I and potentially PODi organizations as well. Best Regards, /Paul -- Paul Tykodi Principal Consultant TCS - Tykodi Consulting Services LLC Tel/Fax: 603-343-1820 Mobile: 603-866-0712 E-mail: ptykodi at tykodi.com WWW: <http://www.tykodi.com/> http://www.tykodi.com From: ipp-bounces at pwg.org [mailto:ipp-bounces at pwg.org] On Behalf Of Michael Sweet Sent: Tuesday, May 21, 2013 10:45 AM To: ipp at pwg.org Subject: [IPP] RFC: Proposed errata for PWG 5100.3 (Production Printing) All, As discussed in last week's session, there is no easy migration from the finishings attribute (1setOf type2 enum) to the finishings-col attribute (1setOf collection). The primary issue is that the finishing-template member attribute is defined as a name value and does not support well-known keyword values. I propose that we amend the definition of the finishing-template member attribute and finishing-template-supported Printer attribute to include type2 keywords, e.g.: "finishings-col (1setOf collection)" "finishing-template (name(MAX) | type2 keyword)" <--- NEW "stitching (collection)" "stitching-locations (1setOf integer(0:MAX))" "stitching-offset (integer(0:MAX))" "stitching-reference-edge (type2 keyword)" "finishing-template-supported (1setOf (name(MAX) | type2 keyword))" <--- NEW "finishings-col-supported (1setOf type2 keyword)" "stitching-locations-supported (1setOf (integer(0:MAX) | rangeOfInteger(0:MAX)))" "stitching-offset-supported (1setOf (integer(0:MAX) | rangeOfInteger(0:MAX)))" "stitching-reference-edge-supported (1setOf type2 keyword)" The keyword values would correspond to the finishings enum names (staple, punch, bale, etc.). Longer term we should also probably extend the finishings-col Job Template attribute to include fold, punch, and trim member attributes, which would make use of the same kinds of values as as the current "stitching" member attribute (which IIRC handles bind, edge stitch, and staple, although that too could be made explicit), for example: "finishings-col (1setOf collection)" "fold (1setOf collection)" (list of folds) "fold-direction (type2 keyword)" (in/out or up/down) "fold-location (integer(0:MAX))" "fold-reference-edge (type2 keyword)" "punch (collection)" "punch-locations (1setOf integer(0:MAX))" "punch-offset (integer(0:MAX))" "punch-reference-edge (type2 keyword)" "trim (1setOf collection)" (list of cuts) "trim-location (1setOf integer(0:MAX))" "trim-reference-edge (type2 keyword)" "fold-direction-supported (1setOf type2 keyword)" "fold-location-supported (1setOf (integer(0:MAX) | rangeOfInteger(0:MAX)))" "fold-reference-edge-supported (1setOf type2 keyword)" "punch-locations-supported (1setOf (integer(0:MAX) | rangeOfInteger(0:MAX)))" "punch-offset-supported (1setOf (integer(0:MAX) | rangeOfInteger(0:MAX)))" "punch-reference-edge-supported (1setOf type2 keyword)" "trim-location-supported (1setOf (integer(0:MAX) | rangeOfInteger(0:MAX)))" "trim-reference-edge-supported (1setOf type2 keyword)" That said, I think extending finishings-col needs to happen in a separate (small) spec, and we should look to other specs (e.g. JDF and MSPS) to make sure we aren't defining something completely out in left field. 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This is going to be one of those blogs that requres reader participation, so pay close attention.
I haven't been living in Arkansas very long and I'm a person who makes friends gradually. I'm wary of new people and takes me a while to find those just-right friends.
So far the best people I've met are the K's. I work with Mr. K, we go to the same church, and they were a huge help to me while the Hub was away. The K's are established Arkansans: their families are here and they grew up and went to school here. As the new girl, this puts me in the position of trying to fit into a pre-made social scene.
But they have this one friend, Tricia.
The K's have known Tricia since college and they've known her husband even longer. Her husband seems perfectly nice; I'm not so sure about Tricia. Now, don't get me wrong, I don't have a problem with Tricia. In fact, how can you have a problem with someone who doesns't seem to know you exist? Tricia seems unaware of my existence despite the fact that we've met multiple times.
The first time we met, she smiled, introductions were made, and we talked for a few minutes. I can't say that I remembered her name perfectly, but I understood her relationship to the K's. I also met about six other people that night.
The next time I met Tricia was at Sarah K's first birthday party. I walked up and began speaking with her and her huband who I had not met before. I realized quickly that she didn't remember me, so I re-introduced myslef, and reminded her that I work with Mr. K.
So now I've met her twice. Then I see her at Mr. K's softball game. Her husband is also on the team. I'm sitting there with the Hub when I see Tricia. I flash her my biggest "Hi ya" smile and make direct eye contact. She passes right by me without a glimmer of recognition.
So I'm relaying this curious series of events to one of my old college buddies, Cat. I'm sort of questioning this. To be truthful, I'm not really used to being forgotten or over-looked. I'm one of those love her or hate her people–very little in between.
Cat weighed in with her opinion: "She's probably a stupid cow who knows exactly who you are, and is ignoring you on purpose." Do people do this? And why would they?
But she's got me thinking. . is Tricia an absent-minded mommie or a stupid cow? All views are welcome on this one.
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My niece is doing much better. Still in the hospital, but her fever is gone. The spinal tap they did on her (poor little baby!) revealed nothing to be concerned about, but they'll keep her until she's been fever-free for 48 hours. With luck, she'll be coming back home tonight.
On the other hand, I jinxed myself last night by foolishly mentioning how I wasn't sick. I woke up early this morning feeling like my throat had doubled in size, and I've been feeling progressively ickier all day. Darn it!
It seems unlikely that this could still be Willy's cold, although I have been feeling out of sorts since i returned from Chicago. Maybe I'd just fought it off until today, I dunno. At any rate, Sis said that she took something called Cold-Ease, and it made her cold much shorter than normal. So I picked some up today, and hopefully it will help.
She and I went shopping for baby and birthday stuff today. Tilly turned zero, Willy will turn three, and Mom will turn...well... a bit older. We also visited Petite Sophisticate, our most favorite store ever -- perfect for short people like us. It is closing. Closing! Where will be buy our pants now? Everything was massively on sale today, and we stocked up on a bunch small-people clothes for not a whole lot of money at least. I just hope this stuff lasts!
As we walked out the door, most likely for the last time ever, I bid the store a tearful goodbye. Alas...it's rare to find a store with nice professional clothing, all in petite sizes.
And here's another baby story. Will was staying with us the night that his mom and dad were busy having the new baby. We'd told him many times what was happening, but he didn't really "get it". A one point, to try to get him excited, I asked him, "And do you know where we're going to take you tomorrow morning?"
He looked at me with a hopeful face. "Am I going to go see some trains?"
Another sign that he didn't fully understand. I was looking at double strollers on the 'net, and I showed him the screen. "Do you like these?"
He said yes, and pointed to one that he liked best. "I could ride with Maxie in it," he told me. (Maxie is his best friend.)
"Well, no, actually it's going to be mostly for you and your new baby brother or sister....."


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Where we work.
Our East London hub works across areas of boroughs covering East and South London.
Search by address or postcode, or click on the map to see our geographic remit and eligible funding areas for East London.
Marzena Cichon-Balcerowicz
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Marzena is based at The Centre for Theology and Community (CTC) in east London. CTC grew out of the work churches in London Citizens were already doing, and out of their desire to root this work more deeply in prayer and theological reflection. The questions they address therefore emerge directly from the practice of local communities, and their desire to be more faithful and more effective in mission.
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Introducing Ana.
Who are you and what do you do for Near Neighbours?
I'm Ana, the Near Neighbours coordinator for east and south-east London. I am also a member of the Centre for Theology and Community (CTC) team. A charity in east London who is the Near Neighbours' partner in the area.
CTC's vision is to equip churches to transform their communities – through the practices of community organising, theological reflection and prayer. It seeks to build relational power in the most deprived and diverse communities, by encouraging neighbours to focus on their common concerns and aspirations.
What have you done in the past?
I hold a BA in Media and Journalism and MA in Community Organising. I have 12 years' experience in working with grassroots communities. My practice was developed over 11 years' working in social research with organisations such as the Geography Department at Queen Mary University, the Institute of Psychology at Kings College and the International Migration Institute at Oxford University.
I also worked as a borough organiser in south London for Citizens UK for 4 years. Projects and campaigns I was part of developing have included: the improvement of maternal health, more ESOL classes, better EAL in schools, resettlement of Syrian refugees, affordable housing, etc.
Why did you want to work for Near Neighbours?
I wanted to work with different groups that want to make change happen in their local area. Be able to see and enable different ways that grassroots communities could achieve the change they are looking for. To develop the leadership skills of small organisation to grow projects that will have an impact in their neighbourhood.
Why do you love the area you work in?
Who doesn't love London!? London is the most amazing city to live, work, make friends and so on. East and south-east London in particular are so vibrant and diverse, if you are from either of these areas you probably have friends from all over the world. What I love about it the most is that it is very multicultural and we end up learning so much from people that are so different from us.


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We are a social enterprise organization based in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Our primary focus is community development, educational improvement, and cultural exchange.
We specialize in helping Vietnamese students of all ages improve their English language skills. We aim to provide our students with the opportunity to improve their conversational English and perfect their pronunciation. As well as provide students with increased confidence and creativity through the English language and boost opportunities for them to find more skilled jobs.
Our English teaching programs target local communities, specifically the disadvantaged, in an effort to give everyone a chance to learn English.
By creating a community of international volunteers and Vietnamese locals we hope to increase the knowledge of other's cultures and create lasting bonds.
In our community, we believe that education is fundamental to sustainable development. Therefore, our aim is to create an open learning environment for all our students. At many universities in Vietnam, students learn English grammar but rarely learn correct pronunciation or are able to engage in real conversation. Once they graduate, they have difficulty finding employment in the best paying jobs. This is because these jobs often require a high level of English communication skills.


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The testo 330-2 LL is a professional flue gas analyser for commercial and domestic applications. As standard it is fitted with long life O2 and CO sensors which give an extended lifetime of up to 6 years and can be fitted with an optional NO sensor. These long life sensors mean a saving in service costs since at least one O2 and CO sensor replacement can be saved in the course of the typical working life. These robust sensors are also better-suited to working with larger commercial boilers where there is the possibility of higher CO concentration. The 330-2 includes a dilution feature which automatically dilutes the gas sample when high levels of CO are detected. This protects the sensors and also allows the analyser to continue measuring even if the CO goes up to 30,000ppm. This analyser uses a colour graphics display which gives very clear simple access to measurement menus and readings. Up to eight flue gas readings can be displayed at the same time, giving full results at a glance without scrolling through menus. There is also a unique "flue gas matrix" display and full graphical display of measurements. Testo 330-2 includes a logger function which allows up to 2 hours continuous measurement, with the results recorded in memory. Site details are conveniently managed using folders in memory. The 330-2 also includes a fresh air valve which means the gas sensors can be programmed to be zeroed even while the probe is still in the flue. This is convenient when setting up larger burners. Testo 330-2 Professional Set for the Commercial Installer and Heating Engineer includes Testo 330-2 analyser, power supply/charger, flue gas probe (300mm x 8mm diameter) and carry case.


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Ambience Creacions Flats For Sale 2BHK in Gurgaon Sector 22
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Gurgaon is an incredible city and a part of the National Capital Region that many want to be a part of today. As it goes through constant development, an organized life is what you can surely live in Gurgaon. The real estate market in Gurgaon is booming today with a number of residential as well as commercial projects throughout the city and its outskirts. Ambience Creacions is a new residential project in Gurgaon by Ambience Group that offers a modern-day lifestyle of pure divinity.
Extended over 18 acres of land, this development contains 20 fabulous towers (G +20) that offer 2BHK, 3BHK, 4BHK and luxury apartments & penthouses that are filled with wholesome goodness! The apartment area sizes start at 1380 sq. ft. and go up to a whopping 3976 sq. ft., providing luxury space in each and every residential unit.
Experience luxury and comfort that will always always make you feel like 'home'. This development also offers a magnificent range of world-class external amenities that will be loved and appreciated by you and every member of your family. The external amenities include a massive clubhouse, well-equipped gym, swimming pool, indoor/outdoor sports facilities and a play-area for your kids, sauna & steam, spa, yoga centre, party room, lounge, multi-cuisine restaurant, multipurpose hall, swimming pool, beautiful plantations, lush greens throughout the landscape, sit-outs, efficient 3-level parking, 3-Tier security with video surveillance and the list goes on.
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Our latest listing is 309 – 881 Academy Way – one of the best investment opportunities currently available in the University District area of Kelowna! These units are very easily rented.
This bright and airy 3 bed, 3 bath modern condo is located just steps from the University of British Columbia's Okanagan campus and comes fully furnished. UBC has been ranked as one of the world's top 30 universities and one of the province's top 50 employers.
With its vinyl plank flooring and attractive kitchen, this is a stylish, contemporary home. The development itself – U-Two from the Mission Group – is also of a very high-quality and is just two years old.
Thanks to its very close proximity to the University, restaurants and retail stores continue to move into this area, making it even more desirable for students/renters and investors. This development is also just minutes from Kelowna International Airport.
Take a 3D tour of this Kelowna condo here:
Please contact Diana Sposato (250.878.7545) to book your private tour today. Listed for $500,000. Full listing details HERE.


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"I am seeking, I am striving, I am in it with all of my heart"
~ ~Vincent Van Gogh
Procedures and Fees
The Soul of Love painting is produced in four stages.
The Beginning Stage
Rafael connects with his clients to get acquainted and to feel and understand their specific desires regarding their portrait. A design is developed during this initial meeting to explore the various aspects of the portrait, including where it will hang, its size and style, clothing to be worn, background and location options. Rafael then selects the optimum portrait setting.
The Photography Stage
This is the foundation through which the artwork is created. At this time Rafael captures the magical moments and expressions of his subject(s). Following the photographic portrait session, Rafael and his client discuss and select the image to be painted. The final size of the portait is now chosen.
The Painting Stage
The portrait is printed and mounted with the highest quality archival materials. The prints are then treated with special acrylic and UV sprays to ensure longevity. Rafael now paints with traditional oils, bringing the art work to a new dimension and beauty and elegance. After the drying process is complete, the painting is finished with protective layers of varnish.
The Unveiling Stage
Rafael meets with his client to present the finished Soul of Love painting to be hung in a place of honor.
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Varicella-zoster virus infection
Infection, Occupational
Chickenpox; Shingles;
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INITIAL SYMPTOMS: Chickenpox: mild fever and a maculopapular rash developing into superficial vesicles located mainly on the trunk; Vesicles can be seen in various stages of development; Lesions almost never found on palms and soles; [PPID, p. 745] FINDINGS: The stages of the rash are maculopapular (few hours), vesicular and pustular (3-4 days), and crusted (about 5 days after onset of the rash). [The vesicle looks like a teardrop on a red base or a "dew drop on a rose petal."]. Unlike smallpox vesicles, they collapse when punctured. Complications of chickenpox include pneumonia, encephalitis, and bleeding. Herpes zoster occurs in patients previously infected with the chickenpox virus. The reactivation of the dormant varicella virus occurs in the dorsal root ganglion. Some patients develop permanent pain (postherpetic neuralgia) in the affected dermatome. [CCDM, p. 669-70] The lesions appear as successive crops over 2 -4 days so that all stages of development (papules, vesicles, pustules, and scabs) are visible. Lesions are usually about 5 mm in diameter, but may be as large as 13 mm. Varicella pneumonitis occurs in about 1 in 400 adult cases. [PPID, p. 1733-4] In varicella-zoster myelitis from shingles, patients may have weakness in the myotomes corresponding with the affected dermatomes. [PPID, p. 1155] Vesicles in the mouth can cause painful swallowing. Complications include cellulitis, transient arthritis, hepatitis, and transient encephalopathy (occurs in <1/1000 cases and resolves in <2 weeks), and Reye's syndrome (coma). [Merck Manual, p. 1415] Herpes zoster may cause conjunctivitis, keratitis, uveitis, and, rarely, cranial nerve palsies. Blindness is a complication of herpes zoster ophthalmicus. Symptoms of encephalitis include seizures, headache, and vomiting. [Guerrant, p. 994, 360] WBC count may be low, normal, or slightly elevated. [5MCC-2015] In primary or systemic VZV infections, elevation of transaminases is typical. Thrombocytopenia occurs in severe disease. [Wallach, p. 606] Skin lesions may be hemorrhagic in patients with immunosuppression, e.g., leukemia. [ABX Guide] See "Keratitis." PREVENTION: "Exposed susceptibles eligible for immunization should receive vaccine as soon as possible after exposure to prevent disease and transmission with potential occurrence of an outbreak." Varicella-zoster immune globulin is available in several countries for immunodeficient patients and pregnant women. [CCDM, p. 674] VariZIG is an investigational alternative to VZIG; VZIG is no longer available. [ABX Guide] "Only HCP with evidence of immunity to varicella should care for patients who have confirmed or suspected varicella or HZ. . . . Unvaccinated HCP who have no other evidence of immunity who are exposed to VZV (varicella, disseminated HZ, and uncovered lesions of a localized HZ) are potentially infective from days 8-21 after exposure and should be furloughed during this period. They should receive postexposure vaccination as soon as possible. Vaccination within 3-5 days of exposure to rash might modify the disease if infection occurred." (See recommendations for HCP at risk for severe disease for whom varicella vaccination is contraindicated.) A vaccine to prevent HZ [herpes zoster] is available and recommended for all persons aged > or = 60 years without contraindications to vaccination." [ACIP, 2011]
10-21 days; usually 14-16 days; [CCDM]
Typical skin eruption; If not sure, can confirm with Tzanck smear, culture, immunofluorescence stains, or PCR; [ABX Guide] Commercial kits to detect varicella-zoster by IgM are not recommended. {CDC Travel]
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Bitcoin Mining Pre-Sale
The big news first: There's a new pre-sale of fresh Bitcoin mining plans. Genesis Mining have already sold more than half of their available hashpower so take a leap if you want to join in early. The last pre-sale batch that was sold in September has been live since the beginning of November and Genesis Mining is already working hard on ramping up the next big batches!
New Pre-Sale
The mining start for this new pre-sale is set to 28th of February 2018! You may have noticed the slight increase in prices – this is due to the general extraordinary demand and specifically due to hardware component manufacturers also increasing their pricing significantly.
At this point in time it's extremely difficult to acquire huge quantities of hardware parts as the production of all components can't keep up with the present demand.
Pricing As Low As Possible
Despite this market environment Genesis Mining are doing their very best to keep the pricing and time of deployment as low as possible and you'll be glad to hear that contracts are staying open-ended with a maintenance fee of only $0.00028 per GH per day.
Every person who mines with Genesis Mining helps make what they do possible, and your support is appreciated.


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Akinwunmi Ambode, governor of Lagos state, has accepted his loss of the gubernatorial primary election of the All Progressives Congress (APC), congratulating Babajide Sanwo-Olu, winner of the exercise.
Sanwo-Olu polled 970,851 votes ahead of the governor who secured 72,901 votes.
In his address, Ambode said APC is a great party, appealing to residents of the state to give Sanwo-Olu the needed support in the 2019 election.
He also promised to ensure a smooth transition.


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IP & Technology | Copyright & Design
Design right is commonly used alongside copyright: both seek to protect creative work. Our experience of working with technology and media companies has given us a comprehensive understanding of copyright and design law and the interconnected commercial issues, including how they fit into a client's wider intellectual property strategy.
Our expertise
Our copyright and design services include:
- creating an intellectual property plan including securing protection and ownership
- arranging EU and UK design registrations
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- management and transfer of intellectual property ownership
- defending infringement of copyright and design rights
Our experience:
- advising an international technology client in a case involving complications arising after its acquisition of software assets, pursuing a US competitor who had engaged our client's ex-consultant and reproduced and adapted our client's software, defending cross-copyright and database infringement allegations, preparing relevant commercial IP agreements which secures our client's ultimate commercial objectives, and working closely with US attorneys
- advising clients from a wide range of industries on the protection available for their products, including in relation to software, technology, furniture and consumer products
- assisting clients to put in place systems policies to safeguard ownership and development records
- arranging design registrations in the UK and EU for clients in a broad range of sectors
- successfully defending design rights infringement allegations in relation to flooring products
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In a developing story, where all the facts are not yet clear, Wembley National Stadium ("WNS") has successfully applied to invalidate Wembley Football Club ("WFC")'s 2012 EU registered trade mark.
Toblerone has tempered Poundland's launch of its rival "Twin Peaks" chocolate bar by threatening infringement action.
In the latest round of the long running skirmish between confectionary giants Nestlé and Cadbury, Nestlé has lost its appeal to secure trade mark protection for the shape of its four-finger Kit Kat bar.
Often it seems the internet was created to share images of animal antics. Sometimes the stories behind the images shed light on the copyright issues involved.
In a victory for common sense, Judge William Orrick of the US District Court for the Northern District of California rejected PETA's claims on grounds that it is a matter for the US congress to determine whether the protection of laws should be extended to animals ...
Nestlé has lost its long running battle with Cadbury to register the shape of its four-finger Kit Kat bar as a trade mark.
Brand owners should ensure new brand names are original and capable of indicating the trade origin of the goods or services they provide, or they may find they have little, if any, protection.
Securing a clear and effective assignment of rights from a designer of a commissioned work, such as a logo, is essential to avoid the uncertainty and expense of claims as the business grows.
There has been much speculation on what will happen to European IP rights in the UK following Brexit. Rights holders now have greater clarity following the publication of the draft withdrawal agreement under negotiation between the UK and the EU. Here is a brief synopsis of the main points agreed so far.
The enhancement of e-commerce is one of the important policy issues within the European Union. This guide examines the laws covering e-commerce across multiple jurisdictions including the options to resolve disputes should they arise.


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On Sunday, March 25th from 3:00-5:00pm, Hunt's Photo and Video will host a free, public reception for their Bald Eagle Exhibit, a gallery featuring 20 breathtaking Bald Eagle photographs captured by local photographers. Marj Rines and Paul Roberts, local bird experts, will share remarks on the history of Bald Eagles in and around the Mystic Lakes and the extended watershed. Three winning photographs will be announced.
From March 1st- March 31st Hunt's Photo and Video will also hold an online auction featuring the Bald Eagle images in the gallery. Visit the auction website to place bids on these beautiful signed and framed photographs. Proceeds from the auction will benefit MyRWA!
Read more about Bald Eagles on the Mystic Lakes, the gallery reception, and online auction.


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A Place where children feel safe, build strong attachments, have fun, learn through play and experience success.
Weeley Rainbow Pre-School ltd is registered with OFSTED who fully inspect us at each inspection cycle. We are also a member of the Preschool Learning Alliance. We are registered to accept children from 2 to 5 years old. Our latest OFSTED report dated January 2018 rated the pre-school as 'GOOD' in four of the key areas, which we are incredibly proud of and is a tribute to our wonderful team and all their hard work.
Weeley Rainbow Preschool ltd is a small facility and serves the local community of Weeley although many of our children come from outside of this area. It has been in its current location since 2002 when it moved from the village hall into the school grounds. We provide a safe, secure and stimulating environment in which the children can learn through play about the world around them. The care and education we offer helps children to continue to develop through stimulating and entertaining activities which are appropriate to their age and stage of development. We have a voluntary, committed and focused Committee who oversee the running of the preschool and regularly hold fund-raising events in order to buy new equipment and provide new resources for the children wherever possible. We rely on the goodwill of parents and their involvement in the preschool in order to keep running.
We hold a very strong link to the main school of St Andrews and offer our older children the opportunity to spend time with the KS1 Reception children within the school.
This activity is offered to our older children during the term before they start school. This is fully supervised activity and is supported by our own preschool staff. The children love being taken over the 'big school' and in turn we have found that this helps with the transition between preschool and school so that it does not seem such a daunting undertaking for our children when they leave.