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The Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education is one of the first urban environmental education centers in the country. Founded in 1965 by sisters Eleanor Houston Smith and Margaret Houston Meigs from former family land in the Roxborough area of Philadelphia, the Schuylkill Center provides an island of green and accessible ecology programs to the city and the surrounding areas.
The Schuylkill Center's native plant garden.
As part of its facilities, the Schuylkill Center includes 340 acres and over three miles of hiking trails, a visitor's center with interactive exhibits, an art gallery, a native plant garden, a wildlife rehabilitation clinic, a green roof and a solar array that reduces the center's energy costs and greenhouse gas emissions. The services the center provides to the community, such as afterschool camps and partnerships with artists, make it an invaluable resource to the greater Philadelphia area.
The solar array basking in the sunlight.
Currently on display at the Schuylkill Center is an exhibit by career development fellows and alumni from the Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA). The show is called "Out of Bounds" and consists of a (mostly) outdoors art exhibit with work by Susan Benarcik, Ana B. Hernandez, Brooke Hine, Darla Jackson, Mami Kato, Scott Pellnat and Caleb Nussear.
Darla Jackson, "Surprise Party."
Of the artworks, only one is located indoors in the art gallery. Darla Jackson's "Surprise Party" depicts a number of wild animals wearing birthday hats in a room with a cake. The deer is lying on the ground, and all the other animals have stopped to stare. It is supposed to convey the idea of a life-changing experience – events that all of us must confront, with both the good and the bad – and the positive changes that emerge from them. In many ways, it also celebrates the center's animal rehabilitation clinic and its mission to aid injured wildlife.
Caleb Nussear has an installation by the pond that mimics both the water and the nearby solar array. Entitled "Mirrory," the faceted bits of mirror are geometric tessellations that appear somewhere between natural patterns and something synthetic. The reflective surface could easily be imagined as the surface of a rippling lake, and its divided segments highly resemble the face of an energy-gathering solar panel.
Susan Benarcik, "Why Our Hangers."
With a clear pun intended, Susan Benarcik calls her artwork "Why Our Hangers." The five droplet-shaped forms look like raindrops and are constructed from – you guessed it – wire hangers. Benarcik's installation is part of her "Collected Materials Series" which utilizes found or reused byproducts of our current lifestyle in new ways, so as to challenge our ideas and help us to contemplate our own consumption.
There are a number of other works to see in the CFEVA show, which will be on display through September 2. Besides the artwork, there is also much more to see and do at the Schuylkill Center before the summer is over. Visit the Schuylkill Center website for the lowdown on all of their programs.
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OurPowerForcedMatrix (OPFM) was born. This involved several matrixes in one, each feeding the other. The $7 Miracel Matrix, which we are victums of, was a simple matrix. You paid $7 to Frantom Group L.L.C. ie. Thomas Thompson, then you recruited two paid members, then they recruited two and so on. At one point I allegedly had 198 people in my downline.
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Miraclematrix is a 2x3 matrix
Speedmatrix is a 4x4 that costs $50, $100, $133, and $200 (the 4 levels)
At last count there were over 85,000 people who had paid $7 to join. that alone represents $595,000. Additionally, there was a Speed Matrix that I have no idea how many were involved.
So we are talking, easily, close to a Million dollars that Thomas Thompson has bilked people out of.
To my knowledge he has not been in contact for at least a month. Where he is, what happened to the money are questions that won't be answered quickly.
If you are reading this and are a victim I encourage you to contact Terry Goddard, Arizona Attorney General http://www.azag.gov/consumer/complaintform.html and the FTC (Federal Trade Commission) firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The newly released publication on variation in private insurer payment rates is too deeply flawed to be a usable policy tool.
The publication reaches faulty conclusions based on unverified data from a handful of powerful insurance companies. Each insurer used its own methods to generate price comparisons and no effort was made to verify, validate or correlate the information provided. This lack of consistency makes any comparisons, at best, unreliable. Using Medicare rates as the benchmark is also flawed. Because Medicare covers far less than the cost of caring for patients, virtually every hospital - not just those in the paper - is required to pass on some of that cost to others. Moreover, Medicare rates, like insurers', vary among hospitals for valid reasons. For Medicare, that variation is attributable to the costs of training physicians, caring for low income populations and serving rural communities among other things.
In addition, the publication concludes that very different types of hospitals all have "market power" without any coherent support. Respected economists that reviewed the publication found that it, like the previous work on California hospitals, lacks theoretical and empirical support for its claims that payment differences constitute "evidence" of market power. Simply put: there is no reliable evidence for these exaggerated claims.
Hospital quality and patient satisfaction are routinely measured and publicly reported, yet the study fails to acknowledge that consumers have powerful tools to choose providers that offer the greatest value. Hospitals believe that adding value, eliminating fragmentation and providing more patient-centered care is the future of health care. It is unfortunate that this deeply flawed work attempts to derail that future with spurious claims.
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It is that time of year again, when all your favorite gaming personalities get together to live stream for an entire day in support of Extra Life. For those of you not familiar with Extra Life, it is are a marathon gaming charity benefiting Children's Miracle Network Hospitals, which help sick and injured kids regardless of their families' ability to pay. Pretty fantastic cause, if I do say so myself.
Yours truly will be taking the task on solo this year, starting today at 10:00 AM (ET) / 7:00 AM (PT) on the official Destructoid Twitch Channel and hopefully ending 24 hours thereafter. So go donate to help us meet our goal, and more importantly, do it for the kids.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -- The Philadelphia Phillies have taken away home field advantage from the Tampa Bay Rays by winning Game 1 of the World Series.
Chase Utley homered and Cole Hamels pitched seven innings as the Phillies topped the Rays 3-2 at St. Petersburg. Utley became the 34th player to homer in his first career World Series at-bat, launching a two-run blast off loser Scott Kazmir just three batters into the game. Carlos Ruiz added an RBI grounder that put the Phils ahead 3-0 in the fourth.
Hamels tossed shutout ball until Carl Crawford smacked a solo shot in the fourth. Akinori Iwamura supplied three of the Rays' five hits, including an RBI double that got Tampa Bay within 3-2 in the fifth. But the Rays failed to get a hit the rest of the way.
Hamels is 4-0 in the postseason after giving up two runs and five hits. Brad Lidge worked a perfect ninth for his sixth save of the postseason. Kazmir was reached for three runs and six hits in six frames.
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THIBODAUX The Lafourche School Board could spend as much as $450,000 to resurface the districts three high school tracks, which have remained untouched since a Baton Rouge contractor left the school board in the lurch in March.
In a presentation to the boards Land and Building Management Committee Tuesday, George Keen, vice president of sales for Texas-based Track Masters, Inc., said putting down new polyurethane-and-rubber running surfaces would cost the district about $150,000 per track including a structural spray that would add to the longevity of the tracks.
On Dec. 12, the board awarded a $92,000 contract to Baton Rouge-based Center Court Tennis and Track, with the understanding the company would finish resurfacing the tracks at Thibodaux, Central Lafourche and South Lafourche high schools in time for the 2007 track season.
The company delivered some materials for the job and began partial work on the track at Thibodaux High, prompting the School Board to make a partial payment of $55,200, or 60 percent of the contract price, as per the agreement.
However, at a March 27 Land and Building Management Committee meeting, board attorney Patrick Amedee said Center Court hadnt shown up to work in three weeks.
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Weddings – Tobago holiday accommodation
Castara Retreats is the idyllic location for an authentic Caribbean destination wedding. Situated overlooking beautiful Castara Bay, backed by the rainforest, and framed by mango trees Castara Retreats offers the perfect backdrop for your special day. Our style is simple and focused on fulfilling your vision for the day. We can:
- Offer personalised wedding packages to suit your interests and budget
- Work with you to plan wedding ceremonies held up at Castara Retreats or on Castara Beach
- Organise a minister to hold the ceremony and provide witnesses (where needed)
- Provide beautiful reception with a range of food options from a three-course meal, to a delicious buffet, overlooking stunning Castara Bay.
Before your arrival, Lorna will work with you to plan your perfect day, and once you have arrived in Tobago, our local managers Porridge and Jeanell will make all the arrangements for you, and ensure that everything runs smoothly and you have a happy day.
Castara Retreats can sleep up to 36 people, and if you have visiting day guests we can offer receptions for larger groups of up to 46. We can also offer wedding packages for those looking to use Castara Retreats as a location for their wedding for the day only.
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Do visit www.myTobago.info and www.SimplyTobago.com for more information on weddings and what you need to do as the information we offer here is the best that we have, but we cannot be responsible for its accuracy and suggest that you do your own research as well.
To find our more, please do get in touch with Lorna she can begin exploring with you the possibilities. She also has a detailed brochure she can send you with more information about holding a wedding at Castara Retreats and a breakdown of prices.
If you are coming to Castara Retreats for your honeymoon, we can make it special by adding those extra touches to help make your honeymoon even more romantic. Whether you are seeking a tranquil and relaxed honeymoon or one filled with activities and adventure, we can help you plan your perfect honeymoon. We are pleased to offer honeymooners the following package:
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Frula Show is made up of five professional musicians with a lot of experience, who all started their careers back in the Old country, and had been playing together for a loooooooong time.
Frula Show is the most acclaimed Serbian show band in the US, that has sung and played before presidents, prime-ministers, princes and princesses, as well as cab drivers and construction workers, throughout the United States and Canada. We had performed for all kinds of crowds: Serbian, Greek, Russian, Georgian (as in Tbilisi, Georgia, but also Atlanta, GA...), French (original and Canadian), Romanian, Chinese (!), American, and every possible combination of the above. What these folks had in common was their desire to sing and dance all night.
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Zlatko was born in 1959. He has been a member of the world famous dance ensemble 'Frula', with which he toured the United States for several years, before settling in New York. Since then, Zlaja has been an invaluable asset to the 'Frula Show' band, with his excellent vocal, entertaining and dancing skills. He currently lives in Baltimore, MD and is a proud father of two children, Stefan and Sofija.
We are proud to have Cale as our guest member
One of the most prominent and recognised performers in Serbia today, Cale has a long and successful career as accordion virtuoso, composer, lyricist, arranger and producer in Serbian folk music. He has performed and recorded with virtually every top star in Serbia and with many of them has traveled around the world.
Beginning his musical career in his teens, Nesha has been actively working with many popular musicians and singers in Serbia as saxophonist, clarinettist, as well as arranger and producer. He has made numerous recordings with many renowned bands and singers in Serbia. Since 1990, as one of the founding members of Frula Show band, he has been entertaining crowds across the eastern United States.
Malisa has been professionally involved in music for over twenty years. Since his teens, he and his brother, Nesha, have performed together, as well as with many popular Serbian musicians and singers. His career includes many recordings as a keyboard player, pianist, as well as arranger and producer for several top recording artists in Serbia. Since 1994, he has been a permanent member of Frula Show as keyboard player.
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Srdjan was born in 1962. He spent his childhood as well as most of his youth in a Serbian town of Arandjelovac, where he started his musical career as a long time member of 'Abrasevic'. After moving to Belgrade, he joined 'Gradimir', where he played drums until he left Belgrade for New York. Srdjan has been with Frula Show since 1994 and is liked by both his band mates as well as the audiences, for his talent, skill and great personality.
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Complaint Review: Harley Davidson of The Woodlands
Harley Davidson of The Woodlands25545 I 45 North, The Woodlands Texas The Woodlands, Texas United States of America
Harley Davidson of The Woodlands H-D of The Woodlands Refusal to honor Agreement by nature of making right a known Lemon sold by H-D of The Woodlands The Woodlands, Texas
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There is an Electrical problem with the Bike new from the OEM. I have been pulled over for no tail lights or brake lights twice now. Twice the left has speaker has been fried. I have replaced 13 light bulbs where 4 fit. Do you know how dangerous it is to ride a Motorcycle with no tail or brake lights?
The guys in the shop, including the man who sold me the bike admit there is a problem with the bike and that they cannot isolate the problem.
Went in today to see what they could do in that the same speaker is again out and basically I would have to lose all of the equity in the bike I had traded in ($9,000) and take a loss on this admitted by them Lemon of a New Bike, and I could then buy a new bike IF I put 10% or $2,500 down and accepted payments some $60 greater than my current payments on the Lemon. By the way the 10% down payment is greater than 10% of the selling price of the new Bike deal.
This is flat out wrong and I would be happy to discuss further with an Attorney who specializes in such.
I have made every payment on this and four other Harley Financed Bikes without so much as one day late...EVER. I am a good and loyal customer and as such have done my part in this business Agreement I entered into and continue to act in good faith of that which I agreed to.
It is wrong for Harley Davidson of The Woodlands to tell me I should take it up with The Motor Company. H-D of The Woodlands is listed as The Owner from whom I bought this Bike, as set forth on the Title Application Receipt, an Official Texas Department of Transportation Document, dated 03/03/11. They are therefore the owner of record from whom I bought the Lemon and therefore the responsible party under Laws in The Great State of Texas.
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Summer Music Film Festival 2014
Friday, August 15th – Wednesday, August 20th, 2014
The 4th annual Summer Music Film Festival presented by the Music Box Theatre and Sound Opinions rolls into the theatre August 15th–19th and will showcase music films, documentaries, features, and concert footage.
The 2014 festival features 30th anniversary screenings of Stop Making Sense and Purple Rain and 50th anniversary screenings of A Hard Day's Night (after sold-out screenings in July at the Music Box Theatre!).


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Ruth Brown, 91 - April 08, 2009
Ruth Elizabeth Whitney Brown, 91, of Gothenburg, formerly of Arnold, died Saturday, March 28, 2009, at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital Long Term Care Unit.
Services were held April 1 at Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel with the Rev. Irving Jennings officiating. Interment took place at the Arnold Cemetery.
Brown was born the second child of Oliver Whitney and Myrtle (Wardrobe) Whitney on April 25, 1917, at Loyal community near Arnold.
She was baptized and joined the Baptist Church during her youth.
Her young life was spent in school and developing her skills of sewing, cooking and art. Circumstances demanded that at a very young age she be her own support, and she hired out to do housework.
She was united in marriage to Harvey E. Brown in Reno, NV, on Oct. 19, 1940. The young couple worked several months in the kitchen at a county hospital near Redding, CA. In February of 1941, they returned Nebraska to the Brown farms in Lincoln and Logan counties.
Brown had assisted her husband for 10 years with the Farm Bureau organization and always helped with refreshments.
She spent the rest of her life homemaking. Her cooking talents were enjoyed by all, and her excellent sewing talent was used in making clothing for herself and her daughters, according to family members.
?Brown had greatly enjoyed her grandchildren as well as several young children of the family who came to visit during the summers, said family members.
She was preceded in death by: her parents, Oliver and Myrtle; a grandson, Arin Duryea.
Survivors include: her husband of 68 years, Harvey Brown; daughters—Valarie (Robert) Jackson of Maxwell, and Cheri (John) Koinzan of Broken Bow; granddaughter, Leah (Ivan) Miller of Maxwell; great-grandchildren—Jessi Miller and Brian Miller; a special friend, Lester McMurray of Broken Bow.
Memorials are suggested to the First Baptist Church of Arnold.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.blase strauser.com. Arrangements have been placed in the care of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg.
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Through our Disability Employment Innovation Lab, the National Organization on Disability partners with leading employers, educational institutions and philanthropic organizations to design and pilot innovative approaches to disability inclusion.
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National Organization on Disability Welcomes Three Prominent Companies to Corporate Leadership Council
The National Organization on Disability (NOD) is pleased to welcome three prominent companies to its Corporate Leadership Council – a group of companies who distinguish themselves as leaders in diversity and employers of choice for people with disabilities. The Corporate Leadership Council welcomes Johnson & Johnson to the President's Circle, as well as CSC and Mondelēz to its Corporate Circle.
Jul 26, 2016
A Chance for Every Willing Worker | Op-ed by NOD Chairman Gov. Tom Ridge
Our success in the global economy depends, more than ever, on how well we inspire and put to use the talent and energies of every person in this country – every talent, every skill, every ability. That is why the National Organization on Disability was created – to see to it that no ability is wasted, and that everyone has a full and equal chance to play a part in our national progress.
Jul 26, 2016
My Son With a Disability Deserves the Same Opportunities as Everyone
More than ever before, people with disabilities are present throughout American society—carrying on our daily lives as workers, consumers, students, neighbors and volunteers—and contributing greatly to our national and community life. But America still has a long way to go to close the gaps in levels of participation between people with and without disabilities. We can start by raising our expectations...
Jul 26, 2016
Fulfilling the Promise of the ADA: Innovative Talent Strategies Are Driving Corporate Success | Blog by Carol Glazer
Still today, 24 million working-age Americans with disabilities are not employed. The next step in our progress to realize the ADA is clear: ensure that people with disabilities enjoy full opportunity for employment, enterprise and earnings, and that employers know how to put their talents to work. For us at NOD, that means innovating scalable and sustainable disability employment models that marry the talent needs of corporate America with the skills of working-aged Americans with disabilities...
Jul 13, 2016
Workers with disabilities Can Solve Corporate America's Talent Vacancies | Gov. Tom Ridge on Fox Business
Today, Gov. Tom Ridge, Chairman of the National Organization on Disability, spoke with Fox Business about the many benefits Americans with disabilities are offering to the business community.
Jul 12, 2016
U.S. Employers Score High Marks for Tracking Veterans in their Workforce, Yet Few Reaching Federal Hiring Goals
Latest Disability Employment Tracker™ from the National Organization on Disability Reveals Mixed Results on the Hiring of American Veterans
Jun 9, 2016
National Organization on Disability Announces 2016 'Leading Disability Employer Seal' Winners
The National Organization on Disability today announced the 27 organizations that have been selected to receive the 2016 Leading Disability Employer Seal™. The Seal is a new effort by NOD to recognize companies that demonstrate exemplary hiring and employment practices for people with disabilities.
Apr 24, 2016
NOD President Speaks on Advances in Disability Employment on Radio Broadcast
Carol Glazer, National Organization on Disability president, joined The Business of Giving host Denver Frederick for an in-depth discussion about employment of people with disabilities—and how NOD partners with leading employers and philanthropic institutions to create disability inclusion programs.
Mar 17, 2016
How Senate Race Can Make Historic Mark for People with Disabilities | Blog by Carol Glazer, President
Did you hear who won the election in Illinois this week? No, not that election. I'm talking about the election for United States Senate. Representative Tammy Duckworth won Illinois' Democratic Senate primary. She represents Chicago's northwest suburbs and had been expected to easily defeat her opponent. She will face incumbent, Senator Mark Kirk, in the general election in November.
Mar 17, 2016
National Organization on Disability Welcomes Daryl Brewster of CECP to Board of Directors
The National Organization on Disability today announced that Daryl Brewster has been elected to its Board of Directors. The unanimous vote came at NOD's recent Board of Directors meeting. Mr. Brewster is CEO of CECP: The CEO Force for Good, a coalition of CEOs who believe that societal improvement is an essential measure of business performance.
Mar 9, 2016
National Organization on Disability Welcomes Brad Hopton of PwC to Board of Directors
The National Organization on Disability today announced that Brad Hopton has been elected to its Board of Directors. The unanimous vote came at NOD's Board of Directors meeting. Mr. Hopton is a Partner in Corporate Tax Advisory Services at PwC, where he helped to create the Ability Reveals Itself initiative that is helping to attract talented people with disabilities to the PwC workforce.
Feb 18, 2016
When It Comes to Disability Hiring, Measure What's Working (and What's Not) | Blog by Carol Glazer, President
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Jan 20, 2016
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At the National Organization on Disability (NOD), which advises corporate America on ways they can improve disability inclusion in their workforce, they too want to celebrate achievement. So they are borrowing a page from Hollywood and have decided to create their own award of sorts...
Jan 18, 2016
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According to Carol Glazer, president of the National Organization on Disability (NOD), which works on increasing employment opportunities for people with disabilities, complying with new regulations for Section 503 should be viewed as more of a "journey" than a destination...
Jan 9, 2016
5 Shifts That Transformed Federal Service
In 2013, the Labor Department set a hiring goal for federal contractors that 7 percent of each job group in their workforces should be made up of qualified people with disabilities. As Carol Glazer, president of the National Organization on Disability noted: "Preventing discrimination and affirmative hiring are not one and the same."
Dec 8, 2015
US DOL to Federal Contractors: "The Waiting Period Is Over" To Hire People with Disabilities
Since quotas are not legal, Carol Glazer, President of the National Organization on Disability, said that in order for federal contractors to move toward attaining the 7 percent goal they must be very aware of what they are doing and how they are doing it. Glazer suggests utilizing a system to track applicants and hires with disabilities. "You have to keep that on file," said Glazer. "You have to assess your practices to see how you're doing. And you have to invite people to self identify voluntarily..."
Nov 11, 2015
Savvy Companies Have Discovered an Often Overlooked Talent Pool—and Are Reaping the Benefits
Organizations that are welcoming disabled workers are certainly seeing the benefits. "Companies have found that people with disabilities have positive attributes that might not immediately come to mind," says Carol Glazer, president of the National Organization on Disability. "It takes problem-solving skills, resilience, and sheer tenacity to navigate a world that isn't necessarily built for you...
Sep 15, 2015
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Wiltshire romped home to their third straight victory with a convincing nine-wicket win over Berkshire to stay top of the Unicorns Championship Western Division.
The league leaders travelled to Enborne Lodge to take on a Berkshire side languishing at the foot of the table and, although Richard Morris struck a fluent 104, Joseph King took 6-56 to help restrict the home team to 282.
Wiltshire were in some trouble at 89 for five but some quick late-order runs from Tahir Afridi helped push to score up to 314 and give them a first-innings lead, which they took immediate advantage of as they skittled through the Berkshire line-up, dismissing them for just 106.
Needing just 75 to maintain their 100% record, Wiltshire cantered to victory in just 12.4 overs, losing Jayden Levitt for an aggressive 33 as they eased home early on the third day.
Devon's pursuit of the leaders was held up by Cheshire who maintained their own unbeaten run with a draw at the second-placed side.
Jack Popham took 5-39 as Devon did well to reduce the away team to 349 all out but in reply they could only muster 272 despite the best efforts of skipper Joshua Bess, who hit his first century of the season to haul his side to a competitive total.
Cheshire set a fourth-innings target of 280 for Devon, but the home side were left to hang on for a draw despite the best efforts on Bess, whose 93 looked to have given his side a chance before his dismissal.
Wales Minor Counties slipped below Cheshire in the table with a draw at home to Cornwall, who fell agonisingly short of a dramatic run-chase.
Greg Holmes hit 104 as the home side posted 235 before bowling Cornwall out for just 142. Wales Minor Counties then reached 197 for nine in their second innings to set Cornwall an unlikely target of 291.
Centuries from Jake Libby and Christian Purchase, the latter's a devastating knock from just 61 deliveries, took them to 286 for nine as they fell just five runs short with one wicket in hand in a tense finish.
Struggling Shropshire claimed their first win of the season in a bottom-of-the-table clash, as they overcame Oxfordshire by 166 runs.
Shropshire posted 284 in the first innings, Ryan Lockley top-scoring with 74, but conceded a first-innings lead as the visiting Oxfordshire side amassed 323 for six declared thanks largely to an unbeaten Jonathan Cater century.
Another Lockley half-century helped his side reach 259 and set a chase of 221 on the final day. Shropshire then blitzed the opposition batting line-up as they dismissed Oxfordshire for just 54 in 29 overs, with ex-Yorkshire spinner Gurman Randhawa claiming 4-15.
Dorset upset Hertfordshire in a low-scoring game that lasted just two days.
Tom Hicks returned match figures of 9-111 as Dorset bowled their opponents out for 151 and 176 respectively. After struggling to 120 in reply, they were set 208 to win but they got there comfortably to win by four wickets thanks to an unbeaten half-century from Ryan Scott.
Staffordshire moved further clear in the Eastern Division following a 10-wicket win over Northumberland.
Northumberland posted 245 but were well surpassed by the home side, who reached 364 for eight before declaring with Michael Hill unbeaten with 149.
In their second innings Northumberland could only make 160, despite Richard Coughtrie's second fifty of the game, and Staffordshire knocked off 47 runs required in just 5.2 overs.
Lincolnshire kept up the pressure on the top of the table as they upset previous league leaders Cambridgeshire, winning by 44 runs.
The two sides were well-matched in the first innings after Lincolnshire chose to bat. The visitors made 243 and took a lead of 32 runs into the second innings after bowling out Cambridgeshire for 211.
After only managing 191 to set a final target of 224, Lincolnshire bowled the home side out for 179 with leg-spinner Alex Osmond taking 4-46 to add to his 4-27 in the first innings.
Cumberland were frustrated by a Bedfordshire side still without a win this year as they drew to lose ground on the league leaders.
Bedfordshire's 276 was surpassed by Cumberland's 401 for seven, with England's famous substitute fielder Gary Pratt hitting an unbeaten 135.
However Pratt and his men struggled second time round with the ball as Bedfordshire amassed 443 to effectively draw the game. They set an unlikely target of 319 in but the chase fizzled out in 17 overs.
Suffolk's first win of the season came at the courtesy of Buckinghamshire in a nine-wicket win at the Ipswich School Ground.
Shaan Khan's knock of 132 at the top of the order helped Buckinghamshire to 320 but in reply Billy Root - brother of England batsman Joe - took centre stage as he hit an unbeaten 210 in quick time, which helped Suffolk to a first innings lead of 128.
Thomas Huggins then added four second innings wickets to his five in the first to bowl Buckinghamshire out for 152 and set a target of just 25 for the home team, which they reached for the loss of just one wicket.
The two struggling teams Hertfordshire and Norfolk shared the points at The Common despite the best efforts of former Derbyshire and Durham batsman Garry Park.
Park struck 48 and 109 as his side posted scores of 197 and 292. After a first-innings score of 274, Hertfordshire were set a target of 216 but reached 124 for one as the game ended in a draw to leave Norfolk stranded at the bottom of the table.


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Luke Strom, Lucas Thompson Named To All-Region Soccer Team
The National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) recently released its All-North Region Team and Luke Strom, a senior goalkeeper from Plymouth, Minn. was named to the First Team, while Lucas Thompson, a sophomore central defender from Sioux Falls, S.D., was named to the Second Team. Strom and Thompson were key contributors to a Gustie squad that finished with a record of 10-5-3 overall and 5-2-3 in league play.
Men's Soccer Claims Impressive 4-0 Win Over Bethel
The Gustavus men's soccer team continued its late-season surge with a convincing 4-0 win over Bethel on Saturday afternoon in St. Peter, Minn.
Women's Golf Finishes Seventh At Huskie Classic
The Gustavus women's golf team turned in a two-day score of 323-319-642 to finish in seventh place at the Huskie Classic held at Whisper Creek Golf Club in Huntley, Ill. on Oct. 10-11. Katie Schenfeld was the top Gustavus golfer, finishing in a three-way tie for third after firing a 76-76-152 (+8).
Jeffrey Dubose Named MIAC Offensive Player Of The Week
Gustavus Adolphus freshman running back Jeffrey Dubose has been named MIAC Football Offensive Player of the Week for his performance in Gustavus's 42-14 win over Hamline on Saturday afternoon in St. Peter, Minn. Dubose carried the ball 21 times for a season-high 202 yards (9.6 avg.) and one touchdown.
Gustavus Set To Induct Nine Into Athletics Hall of Fame This Weekend
The Gustavus Adolphus College Athletics Department has chosen nine individuals for induction into its Athletics Hall of Fame. This group will be honored at the Athletics Hall of Fame Banquet, which will be held in Alumni Hall at 6:00 pm this Saturday, October 9, following the Hall of Fame football game against Hamline at 1:00 p.m.
Katie Schenfeld Earns MIAC Golfer Of The Week Honors
Gustavus Adolphus senior Katie Schenfeld (Indianola, Iowa) has been named MIAC Women's Golf Athlete of the Week for her performance at the SMSU Mustang Invite in Marshall, Minn. on Sunday, Sept. 26. Schenfeld took the tournament crown, after shooting a 75-75-150 (+6).
Football To Take On Northwestern In Final Non-Conference Test Saturday
The Gustavus football team will take on Northwestern College in its final non-conference game of the season on Saturday, Sept. 18 at 1:00 pm in St. Peter, Minn. The Gusties are 0-1 on the season, while the Eagles are 0-2.
Gustavus Athletics Department Selected To Receive NCAA Strategic Alliance Matching Grant
Gustavus Adolphus College has been selected one of nine National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA) Division III institutions to receive a Strategic Alliance Matching Grant. The grant will allow the College to enhance an existing administrative position within the Athletics Department. The position, which will be upgraded from a part-time position to a full-time position, will have the title Assistant Athletics Director for Student Athlete Services.
Gustavus and KARE 11 Team Up To Break World Record for Longest Tennis Match
Gustavus Adolphus College will join with KARE 11 Television on May 3-4 as KARE 11 reporters David Watkins and Eric Perkins attempt to break the world record for the longest tennis match. The match, which is the part of a series hosted by Watkins called "Record Wreckers", will take place at the Swanson Tennis Center on the Gustavus Adolphus College campus in St. Peter, Minnesota.
Taylor Drenttel Named MIAC Women's Golfer Of The Week
Gustavus Adolphus College sophomore Taylor Drenttel (Eagan, Minn.) has been named MIAC Women's Golfer of the Week for the second time this spring by the MIAC Golf Coaches. Drenttel claimed medalist honors for the second time in three tournaments this spring posting a 36-hole total of 76-77-153 at the Carleton Invitational over the weekend.


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verb[with object] Grammar
Form (a noun) from a verb or adjective, e.g. output, truth, from put out, true.
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- Perhaps by analogy with the compounds 'schoolmate,' 'messmate,' 'playmate', Edmund is treating the nominalised adjective as a compound noun.
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food ok, but very pricey $$$$... not worth the money03/05/2008
Decent food...but not great. Poorly run restaurant.\r \r We made reservations and we were practically the only diners when we arrived at 5:30 PM on a Monday night. After checking in with the maitre'd he instructed the hostess to sit us at table #6. When he saw I wasn't tipping him (as I didn't see the need to tip to be seated in an empty restaurant) he abruptly changed our table assignment to table #12, which was situated in a high-traffic area near the kitchen. I can understand wanting to save nice tables for regulars or big tippers, but to blatantly change our table as we were walking away was pretty cheesy. This maitre'd was an older gentleman with what sounded like a British accent. Horrible way to start off a meal.\r \r My wife noticed that the wine glasses were filthy. Not only those on our table but on neighboring tables as well. This sent alarm bells off about the management for this resturant. How could they not even have clean glasses, which I believe should be pretty near the top on the priority list.\r \r Waiter was pretty good, and food was enjoyable, just nowhere near the quality that the prices on the menu suggest you'll be getting. Entree's were in the $30-35 range and some did not come with sides.\r \r In summary, decent food and service, but you are paying double the price, even in Fort Lauderdale. And, oh yeah, the maitre'd glared at me on the way out as if he was still waiting for that tip. I would only go back if they changed management and dumped the ridiculous maitre'd.\r
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You can eat out side by the water watching boats go by. The king crab and stone crab is excellent. It is expensive but it is worth it. Eat outside in the evening when it is getting dark is my suggestion. Great restaurant.
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Tomorrow is the first Critical Mass monthly community bike ride of 2009. Open to all forms of transportation, including: skateboards/long-boards, roller skates/in-line skates, scooters, bikes, etc. Critical Mass is designed to build a stronger community while residents have fun being environmentally friendly.
Participants should meet at 4:30 p.m. tomorrow at Lincoln Park, the ride begins at 5 p.m. Everyone is welcome.


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Fairy Tail (GN 30)
Title: Fairy Tail
Volume: GN 30
Pages: 208
Distributor: Kodansha Comics
Release date: 2013-09-24
Suggested retail price: $10.99
Age rating: 13+
Grimoire Heart is in disarray, but it's already too late! Acnologia, the Black Dragon of the Apocalypse, is on its way to unleash death magic that will consume the world. To this massive beast, the "dragon slayers" are little more than insolent insects. There are some enemies not even Fairy Tail can defeat, and after this confrontation the guild will never be the same!
Story and art by Hiro Mashima.
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Who Studies at The Ayurvedic Institute?
Ways to Study at The Ayurvedic Institute
Our Ayurvedic Studies Program is 1500 hours of total classroom time.
The Ayurvedic Institute is the oldest Ayurvedic school in the Unites States and is highly-respected around the world. Steeped in Vedic tradition, our Ayurvedic Studies Program (ASP), now in its 32nd year, is a full-time immersive journey into Ayurveda. Our ASP1 graduates (first year students) graduate as certified Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultants and our ASP2 graduates (second year students) graduate as certified Ayurvedic Health Practitioners, having completed a significant number of supervised clinical hours in our on-campus clinic. Graduates of ASP2 have the option of participating in our Graduate Clinical Internship. By choosing to study here, you will have the unique opportunity to learn with Vasant Lad, BAM&S, MASc, world-renowned scholar and consummate practitioner of Ayurveda, and the rest of our distinguished faculty.
In Ayurveda, body, mind and consciousness work together in maintaining balance; they are simply viewed as different facets of one's being. To learn balance requires an understanding of that integration. As such, our Ayurvedic Studies Program is designed to support our students in their own self-healing so they can support others in theirs. Our students often say that they have experienced powerful growth and transformation,
not only from an academic and professional training perspective, but also on a deeply personal level. The program is academically rigorous and the number of hours students spend inside and outside the classroom far exceed a traditional university load. This is an intensive, sacred learning journey that simultaneously includes chanting, pujas, flash cards, study groups, memorization, and both written and oral examinations. We encourage students to co-create social opportunities together and to apply what they learn in class to all aspects of their lives from their diets and daily routines to their relationships and interactions with others. It is a journey that has the support of a fabulous, very committed faculty, staff, and student body. The complete immersion into Ayurveda combined with hard work and community-mindedness allows for deep assimilation of the knowledge of Ayurveda into the mind, body, and spirit.
ASP1 and ASP2 run concurrently from October to June of each year. The academic year is divided into three, 10-week trimesters, each followed by a break. This school year commences with a mandatory orientation that begins on October 3, 2016 for ASP1 and on October 6 for ASP2. Many of our students have the opportunity to serve in our seminars and weekend intensives in a work-study arrangement or simply to participate at reduced cost; some of those opportunities take place in June and July. The Ayurvedic Institute is a National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) member school and has been recognized as providing professional training at the professional membership level. Our Ayurvedic Studies Program, Levels 1 and 2, meet the requirements of the Ayurvedic Health Counselor and Ayurvedic Practitioner levels respectively.
We have a busy clinic on campus that is open to the public where students can gain training, practice and mentorship post- ASP2 through our graduate internship programs. In addition, we have unique continuing education opportunities for alumni.
Who Studies at The Ayurvedic Institute?
We are a diverse community of people who are committed to learning and living Ayurveda. Our continuing education and professional development students come from all over the world and participate in short on-campus programs, intensive multi-week programs, or online distance education courses. Some of them are looking for introductions to Ayurveda and others are experienced practitioners continuing to develop, refresh or expand their scope of practice. Our full-time certificate students have often made substantial life changes in order to study here! They have come here having practiced as medical doctors, career military professionals, farmers, IT professionals, yoga teachers, chiropractors, cooks, herbalists, nurses, philosophers, business executives, lawyers, accountants,
teachers, mothers, fathers, daughters, and sons. Our students come from a number of different states and countries and range in age from recent high school graduates to those in their 70s and 80s. This school is authorized under Federal law to enroll nonimmigrant students and we charge the same tuition for students coming from abroad as do for those who live locally. We also honor VA benefits for veterans and their dependents and, again, charge the same tuition whether people are using VA benefits or not. Our students are as varied as Ayurveda itself and are connected by a sincere commitment to learning authentic Ayurveda and the willingness to engage in a transformative personal and professional journey.
The immersive experience of studying at The Ayurvedic Institute brought with it not only knowledge of a vast healing tradition but a profound transformation on a personal level. Working closely for two years with classmates, faculty, and clients under the guidance of Vasant Lad is an opportunity to open both the mind and the heart, and to begin to develop the qualities of a healer in the truest sense of the word.
~ Uma J., ASP 1 & 2 Graduate
There are many ways to study at The Ayurvedic Institute. A helpful way to think about it might be in two different containers: a full-time certificate program and introductory continuing education or professional development courses.
Our full-time certificate program takes place at our Albuquerque campus. It consists of three ten-week trimesters over a nine month academic year. There is the option to attend for one or two academic years depending on how you want to apply your learning. There are also additional Graduate Internship opportunities in our on campus clinic.


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Through court is the only way I got a copy of the work order. On this work order it said the tech was here for four hours. No time they started or ended, no signature of the management staff who was present saying yes, ideed this company was here, for this amount of time and what was completed. Every single, ethical and upstanding mechanical repair company I have come in and do repair work (even at home) has someone sign for the work. This SOP is to ensure a company does not pad an invoice and a customer cannot say they were never there, etc. And again, the door still does not work.
I loss the case because it was their word against mine and lied under oath. Do not do business with this company. They work (well through their little minds) and have shoty work ethics, and questionable paperwork. To this day, I still have a broken door to a refrigerator and they charged me 333 for nothing. Good scam.
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many thanks olga greetings from Turkey
Olga Yakovenko, this picture inspired to poetry. You were very skilled in the play of light. I like to photograph landscapes windows through them. See my window: Uma das janelas do Céu - Caraça. Cordially, Fernando
I am very grateful to all of you! Olga
Lovely and nice.Best wishes,Karola
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