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My form Carre and clone of Carre can't be found anymore if I view it in my browser. But it is still visible in the list of forms.
I placed the embed code in the html code, but I see nothing on the site: www.werkenbijattend.nl/pippin (scrolling down to the end)
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That's strange. It was working fine just an hour ago.
I already tried it with the iframe, but that doesn't work either.
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I believe this is more related on how you are embedding your form in your website. If you check the form's direct link, the form is still accessible. Here's the direct link: https://form.jotformeu.com/60633944488365
I'm checking your website but you are still using the default <script> embed code that we have:
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I cloned your form and have it on a test page here: https://shots.jotform.com/charlie/test_embed_code.html. It's working without any problems in a simple HTML page.
I also tried to simulate your website page to see if what will happen if I replaced the script embed code using the iFrame embed code, and the form displayed properly. Although it is not accurate because the change is not happening on your actual web server.
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Suddenly, there in the hedgerow on our morning walk is a clear signal that change is on its way. The persistent strands of Virginia creeper (Parthenocissus quinquefolia) wrapping old wooden fences and draping themselves around small trees and shrubbery were green only a few days ago, and this morning they look more like Yuletide (or Christmas) paper, all red and green and silvery in the early light.
Oak leaves are acquiring the splendid rosy bronze tint they wear in late September and early October before falling to earth, and beech leaves are already edged in coppery red and cognac. One of my forestry references identifies our beeches as being of the species called simply "common beech". To my mind however, there is nothing common about the beeches on the hill with their majestic height, silvery bark, dense foliage and rounded crowns. They are simply magnificent.
Part of me wants to dance about and applaud the glorious colors coming into their own, but another part of me, as much as I love Samhain (or Halloween) and the harvest season, is dismayed at the thought of entertaining an early autumn this time around. Fall should not arrive until late September at the very earliest, and then it ought to hang about until the end of November.
Please Mama, not yet........ Gift us with several more weeks of sun and warmth and gentle breezes, no ingathering and cold nights for a while longer.
Happy September, everyone!
Tuesday, September 01, 2015
Hedgerow Harbingers
2 comments:
- Pienosole said...
I'm "with you" about fall not arriving too soon and so on..., as beautiful a season as it is! Wishing you too a happy September.
- September 01, 2015 7:19 am
- sarah said...
Our summers are so hot here, I am always glad for any sign of autumn, bringing hope for a cooling and an ease of breathing.
- September 01, 2015 4:40 pm
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[Sargeras][A] <Get Well Soon> (4/9M 10/10M) 2 days Fr/Sa 9p-1a PST, LF Ret, Boomkin, DK, Rogue, Lock, Mage, SPriest + more DPSBy terence
<Get Well Soon> on Sargeras has a late night, weekend raid (4/9M 10/10M) that is looking for dedicated and mature raiders interested in clearing the most challenging Mythic content in 2 nights. Raid times are Fri/Sat 9pm-1am PST.
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10pm-2am MST
11pm-3am CST
12am-4am EST
Apply at:
Even if you don't see your class/spec listed below, we still encourage any player of exceptional skill to apply at http://getwellsoonguild.enjin.com/recruitment .
Healer Recruitment
- Holy Paladin
- Resto Druid
- Disc Priest
- Mistweaver Monk
DPS Recruitment
- Ret Paladin
- Balance Druid
- Warrior
- Demon Hunter
- Death Knight
- Warlock
- Rogue
- Shadow Priest
- Mage
- Monk
- any exceptional DPS should apply!
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#Start NEXT EXPANSION
#Successfull PVE Progress
#Semi Hardcore (3 Days a Week)
Guild Concept
Fixed Progress-Raiding Timetable
Guildinvite by ROLE (Tank, Heal, Melee, Range DPS)
Server, Faction and Guild Name is still open
Active RAIDGUILD 50-60 Players
Atleast Two 20 Player strong Teams will raid&progress on different Times over the Week .
(Maybe one Nightraid & one Morningraid?)
I m looking for People who are experienced with WoW and Raid-Guilds
I m looking for People who want to Lead a Raid
I m looking for People who want to be Officers and Architects
I m looking for everyone who has fun to participate in this Idea
I only want to play with People who are social and patient
I only want to play with People who are focused and able to deal with critics
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By FoxShine
Hello! This is Fox from Velocity. We're a not-so-hardcore MORNING Mythic raiding guild on Sargeras. Currently 1/9M, 9/9H ToS. Last tier we reached 7/10M NH in the two months leading up to ToS. Now we'll be focusing on Mythic ToS progression. A fun fact about us, since were a morning guild we actually got 2 realm 1st's on Heroic. Worldwide our H Goroth kill was 15th, and Demonic Inquisition was 8th (according to wowprogress). Were looking for good and reliable players for our roster, mainly DPS, who can learn the fights quickly and attend our early raid times.
[A] <Velocity> 1/9M 9/9H (7/10M) - MORNING raid LFM
Raid Times: 10am-1pm CST | Tues/Wed/Thurs / Mon(Opt/Alt)[/quote]
Looking for:
Currently Need
Ranged - Mage, Ele Sham, Hunter, Warlock, Boomkin
Melee - Rogue, Ret Pally, Warrior, Demon Hunter
Would consider
Healer - Resto Sham, Holy Pal, Disc Priest.
Tank - Flex Bear
Item Lvl: 915+/-
Exp: 9/9H (Pref), 8/9H ok
*Specific classes are listed above as preference. However, any class is welcomed! We will consider anyone who is willing to join and can commit to our raid times, we may also make exceptions if you are under the requirements.
We're not super hardcore, we like having fun, but we do have high standards; so we expect our raiders to play their class well, come prepared, FOLLOW MECHANICS, have a sense of humor (or not) and adapt quickly. Prior Mythic raiding experience is a plus, though not necessary if you're a fast learner.
Due to our morning raid times, we encourage everybody to communicate about attendance via Calendar invites, Discord channels, or through tells with an officer. It's important to know who will be available week-by-week so we can make arrangements for raid days. This is necessary to avoid setbacks and keep up with progression! We are very understanding when someone needs to post-out. Schedules change, things come up and real life always comes first. All we ask is for a heads up!
Perks: Feasts, Codex, Spirit Cauldrons, near-unlimited guild repairs, and the occasional gem or enchants. We run alt raids and Mythic+ 15s with each other each week. We're a tight-knit guild, who's always joking around and helping each other out. We also play other games together outside of WoW, like Overwatch, SC2, Heroes, Diablo, Dota2, LoL and whatever else.
Additional Info: The morning slot is kind of niche, so it's important we find players who are dedicated and realistic with their schedules.
Our Officers are veteran players who have experience raiding at high levels, as well as a majority of our core players. We want to uphold a certain level of standard, the point being that we can joke and have fun while getting stuff done.
If we sound like a good fit, let us know! Leave a reply here, send us a tell on BNET or in game. Or be old school and send an in-game mail! Thanks for reading, and we hope to hear from you soon! =D
By Stormcaller28
Ascendance has been around for a long time, with a proud history of quality raiding. We've had good times, we've had hard times, but the true spirit of Ascendance has always been there. We could fluff it up and say Ascendance have done this, Ascendance were that, Ascendance has a pretty tabard, but honestly over the years Ascendance has changed a lot, but we are not going anywhere!
We are currently looking for a number of dedicated, like minded players, who are Mythic progression focussed who enjoy all the content the game has to offer. We won't promise you the world, but we will promise this, pull your weight and you'll enjoy being part of Ascendance and you'll feel like one of the family.
All of our current members are very passionate about the game, and our raiders look to push themselves with friendly competition to be top of their game.
However; "No point being top of the meters, if you stand in the fire!"
We already have a solid core of members who enjoy Warcraft and are looking to continue making strides in the existing content, Nighthold and beyond, our aim being to achieve success by working together as a Team.
This is where YOU come in !!!
Who are we looking for?
DPS - High priority given to Shadow Priests, Boomkin, Mage, Demon Hunters and Rogues but we will consider all quality DPS applications Healers - Resto Shaman & Resto Druid When do we Raid?
Progression Raid Nights: Wednesday and Sunday 20.00 - 23.00 (GMT+1) Standard Raid Night: Monday 20.00 - 23.00 (GMT+1) (this is for Heroic Gear Farming/Trials/Alts)
Please note: Progression Raids Nights, may sometimes finish a little later if we are close to a new kill. What do we expect from our Raiders?
High Attendance on Progression Raid Nights; this needs no further explanation. Be Prepared; This means having Consumables (Flasks, Pots, Food etc.), Your gear gemmed and enchanted were applicable. Voice Chat; Able to listen and communicate when required. Personality, Loyality, Commitment and of course to have Fun! Ascendance also has a very friendly group of social members who take part in other raids / events.
If you are looking for a place to hang your hat, and would like to be part of the community then feel free to drop us an application noting a "social" app. You never know, you might want to Raid in future.
Where to Apply
If you want to be a part of Ascendance's future success, please complete an application on our website.
Apply here www.ascendance.guildlaunch.com
Alternatively, you can contact any of the Officers/Senior Members in Game for a chat.
Nidromel Devout Sarmis Suigeneris Stokley Stormcaller - Stormcaller#2781
By Nergul
About us
Wardance is an active raiding guild whose goal is to see and conquer all of the current content and beyond while allowing our members to enjoy a life outside the game. We have been actively raiding as a team since ToC in Wrath of the Lich King some of us have been playing together much longer than that.
We are currently looking for exceptional individuals that want to progress through current raid content and future expansions. We will be working on completing mythics and achievements for the encounters and intend to raid through this entire expansion and beyond. If this interests you please contact us.
Recruitment Info
Recruitment Needs:
Tanks: (Low) Druid // Monk
Melee DPS: Rogue // Monk // Demon Hunter
Ranged DPS: Priest // Mage // Druid
Healer: Druid // Paladin
Please be at least 900+ ilvl and have decent progress on your artifact weapon.
All Exceptional!!! classes/roles that may not be listed are still encouraged to apply.
Preferred Applicants: Those who enjoy playing the game at a high level that prefer not to raid more than 2 days/6 hours a week. The ideal candidate will be one that is actively doing relevant content in game outside of our raid schedule with other guild members.
Schedule Info
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Days (2): Tuesday & Wednesday
Hours: 8:00 PM - 11:00 PM EST
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Days (1): Sunday
Hours: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM EST
We pride ourselves on having a minimally invasive raid schedule, however we are very serious for the nights we are raiding as far as getting things done. We would like to see members online more than simply just raid nights and often do other things on those nights even though nothing is officially scheduled. We do not plan to alter our raid times but circumstances could come up that require us to do so. Despite any changes that may occur to the raid schedule we tend to preserve weekends as they are sacred to many of us.
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Our reputation on Zul'jin is very important to us, as it should be. We expect all of our members to act mature, and show the utmost respect towards others, whether it be in guild or out of guild. We do not participate in realm forum trolling or epeening. We let our guild achievements and attitude do the talking.
As a recruit, our expectations as far as gems, enchants, consumable usage and attendance is identical to our veterans. Not meeting that expectation means you have failed your application. While we do not ONLY consider players decked in Mythic Raiding gear, please do not you waste your time and ours if your main cannot out-gear my alts, there are plenty of opportunities to gear up out there between dungeons, weekly chests, LFR, and pug raiding. Do not go AFK during trash, show up late to raids, or fail to understand the basic mechanics of your class or raid encounters or you will not make it to full member status. Assuming you reach the end of the 28 day Trial period, the officers will determine whether you were successful or not and will decide to either promote you to veteran, extend your probation or ask you to leave the guild.
Wardance runs a Loot Council system. The members of the Loot Council will decide distribution based on several parameters such as attendance, performance, biggest upgrade (including set bonuses), contribution to raid progress, etc. I assure you that these discussions are well thought out and fair. We use RCLootCouncil to track loot history and keep things open during the loot process.


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Packard and his men move past the boxcar. Before the Doctor can investigate the movement in the crate, they hear Packard ordering Zoe and Isobel brought to the factory.
Vaughn tells Packard that he is keeping Watkins around because their allies fear his device, particularly its ability to generate emotional impulses. He points out to Packard that if their allies take over, everyone will be "converted" to inhuman creatures. Watkins' device gives them the ability to turn on their allies and the Doctor's machine would give them an escape route if things go wrong.
Jamie and the Doctor track Zoe's crate as UNIT watches from a circling helicopter. Vaughn comes over the PA and tells the Doctor he will deal with Zoe unless the Doctor surrenders within ten minutes.
The Doctor continues to search. Zoe and Isobel spot him and call out. The Doctor calls the Brigadier and tells him he will soon need rescue.
Vaughn sees the UNIT helicopter and orders Packard to get rid of it. The helicopter lowers a rope ladder to the Doctor, who is on the roof of a building. The Doctor lowers the ladder over the side to the room in which Zoe and Isobel are confined. Jamie clambers down to open the window and the girls climb free. Packard and his men open fire and climb to the roof as the Doctor's friends ascend to the helicopter. They escape just in time.
Vaughn berates Packard for his failure. He will now bring the invasion forward, to happen within 24 hours. He orders Watkins and his machine brought to London. Vaughn then places a call to the Ministry of Defense to General Rutledge. He tells the General to stop UNIT.
The Brigadier is confident the Ministry will support his actions. The Doctor tries to puzzle out what's going on and Captain Turner tells him there has been a recent rash of UFO sightings. The spaceships seem to disappear near Vaughn's factory. The Doctor believes the ships are delivering something that is smuggled in the crates to London. He must go back to the IE complex to find out what's going on.
The Doctor and Jamie use a canoe to enter the IE complex via the river. They find their way back to the shipping yard. They watch an IE employee open a crate and attach electrodes to the gauze-wrapped object within. A strange device sends power to it. As they watch, it is ripped open and a Cyberman emerges…


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Understand this whatever you talk about can changes the way you connect with the person.
One thing I learned is to be indifferent at least at the start to truly see the real person.Example is saying "I love obama what about you?" right there changed how we will relate,because now if she is one of those girls that like you a lot and wants to connect to you she may lie and say "Me too he is cool" even if she disliked him and is planing to vote for Ron paul.
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First time to South America, specifically Peru and Bolivia. Any hints, tips, do's and don'ts, please. Thanks.
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Hi fellow Essex girl!
I'm just back from my fifth trip to Peru and second to Bolivia so I think I can help. I've written Kindle guides on Arequipa and the Cusco area which you might find useful; look for Unanchor on Amazon to find them. There's also plenty on my blog that will help, including a beginner's guide to Peru:
The north is covered here:
Peruvian food is covered here in an article I wrote for this website:
I'm adding a few bits on Bolivia at the moment and there'll be something on the salt flats near Uyuni very soon.
As you're based in Leigh on Sea, I'd also invite you to the Leigh Travel Club, first Wednesday of every month. I'm the speaker for May (on Puerto Rico) but if you can come along I'll fill you in on anything you need to know about Peru and Bolivia afterwards. Leave a comment here if you're interested and I'll send you more info.
A few things to think about:
- Take a few basic Spanish lessons, it will help you connect better with the local people and be very much appreciated.
- Think carefully about the time of year you plan to be in different parts of the two countries. I've just done a wet season trip to enjoy the salt flat reflections in southern Bolivia but people I met along the way were planning to walk the Inca trail and visit Machu Picchu right afterwards - yet even as they spoke it was being evacuated after landslides caused by seasonal flooding.
- Pay attention to crime warnings. Use the FCO website to check the current situation but don't let it put you off. A bit of common sense goes a long way. Read up on express kidnappings, taxi crime and petty theft. Be aware but don't be paranoid.
- Get off the beaten track. The area around Cusco deservedly receives many visitors but I found the Chachapoyas area in the north equally rewarding - and crowd free. There's an incredible fortress - Kuelap - sarcophagi up a cliff, a waterfall that was only discovered by tourists a decade ago and plenty more.
- Don't be worried about travelling independently. It's incredibly easy to join day excursions and multi-day trips locally - chat to people in your hotel/hostel and ask for recommendations about good operators. There's plenty of choice and aside from the Inca Trail permits, not necessary to reserve in advance.
- Incorporate a bit of money into your budget for the occasional splurge. The salt hotels near Colchani in Bolivia are worth a night for the experience and likewise there are some fantastic restaurants in Peru (especially Lima) if you're hoping to experience the foodie scene at the luxury end. Whatever you do, eat lucuma ice cream.
- Don't be too stressed about the altitude. Take the time to acclimatise, travelling overland helps as you ascend slowly. There are plenty of places to buy coca leaves in both countries - they're legal and they work.
If there are any specific questions you have, please feel free to ask. It's my favourite part of the world and I'm sure you'll have an amazing time! Happy planning!
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How exciting!!
This area of the world is truly inspirational - prepare to have your mind blown. My personal favourite is Bolivia which is a country often (undeservedly) overlooked in favour of its more famous neighbour, Peru. Your money will go a lot further in Bolivia and things like rainforest trips will be much cheaper with the added bonus of fewer people too.
In Bolivia don't miss Isla del Sol, Coroico, Rurrenabaque (where you can do some fantastic rainforest exploration in the Madidi National Park), Sucre, Potosí and the Salt flats of Uyuni and the surrounding area full of volcanoes and flamingo inhabited lakes. If you've got time and you're flexible, my advice would be to book trips when you're there as it'll work out a lot cheaper than pre-booking from the UK. You can also get a good feel for the company you go with and all your cash will stay local...
If you're interested, I've written a few articles on Bolivia that are on this site (the first one was also published in Wanderlust Magazine a couple of years ago).
Finally, be sure to learn some Spanish! It'll add so much to your experience. Happy planning!!
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Thank you Julia and Danny. Appreciate you both taking the time to reply. I'd better get reading!! :))
I set off in October, and really it can't come too soon, so excited!!
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Hi smurfy,
I'm not a traveller but I've been in Peru. Aside from the famous Machu Picchu please don't forget to visit Huayna Picchu, Plaza Manco Capac, as well as sacred Valley. I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy that place.
Lonely planet will guide you there. https://www.lonelyplanet.com/peru
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I'm a huge Bolivia fan, a truly fascinating place, the star of all South America for me and one of my favourite countres in the World. There are some amazing sights and experiences...... examples include Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Sucre, Amazon adventure, downhill bike ride to Coroico, Isla del Sol/Titicaca (stay a night on the island for the most stunning starry skies). Like others have said, arrange things at low cost when you're there and choose time to visit carefully.
I've found Peru both over touristy and expensive in comparison. Locals in Bolivia wear traditional dress most of the time; in Peru it is normally to make money from tourists! Overnight buses in Peru are really excellent however; Bolivia's buses are antiquated and slow in comparison, and this should be factored into travel planning.
One strong Peru tip. Before visiting Macchu Picchu stay at the little station hostel in Ollantaytambo. Take the very first train from there in the morning and you'll get to MP about an hour before the hordes from Cusco arrive. You can then get right up Huanya Picchu early too (ensuring you have entry).
Interesting that your post is headed up 'Peru'!??
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Lots of good info here, many thanks to those that have responded.
I've visited Peru twice, it is known for its stunning natural beauty. In my opinion, few must visit places are Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley, Colca Canyon, Saksaywaman, Huascaran, and Lima. I enjoyed both the trips to Peru, people are really helping and friendly. Do taste their local food, and go for street shopping. Haven't visited Bolivia, so can't suggest for it.
Few travel tips that I would like to share with you:
1. Before leaving home, draft all the information that you consider important – passport number, phone numbers, reservation numbers, insurance policies, credit card information etc. It will help you in case if your documents get lost or stolen. Also, keep some extra copies of important documents with you as well as at your home.
2. If you have any medical issue, make sure of vaccination intake, renewal of all essential prescriptions and refill of dosage. To stay protected in a foreign country, don't forget to buy a travel health insurance. I travel a lot, so I prefer annual travel insurance plan. I use VisitorsCoverage to purchase my travel health insurance, you can also give it a try.
3. Do not exchange your currency at the airport, their charges are quite high to standard charges. Go to bank or ATM for currency conversion.
4. Register with your embassy. If you face any problem in the foreign country, it will be easy for your government to contact you and safely bring you back home.
5. Keep some local cash because you may not find all places accepting credit cards like trains and buses.
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My Goa trip is over now and it was a lifetime experience for me. One person who made it memorable for us was Daisy. After having an exciting trip to Goa, I called up Daisy to show gratitude towards her for guiding us to visit such a nice place. I thanked her over the phone and then she told me about the birthday party she was throwing on the 27th of that month for her little baby girl Kelly.
Birth day of little Kelly arrived and we went to Daisy's place. She threw a lavish party at her home. Her home was quite big and beautiful. One could almost see the insides of the drawing room as the outer wall of the room was of glass. The decor theme was kept blue and white; we noticed that beautiful blue and white polka dots cotton curtains were draped on the main entrance door. Small carved Dakota side tables were placed in corners which were decorated with small floral centrepieces. So many guests were there in the party. One could see her neighbours, friends as well as little cute kids-must be Kelly's friends. It was a great surprise to me as well my friends, when I saw the whole arrangement of the party at her home. Little Kelly was beautifully dressed in floral pattern white dress. She was looking like a little princess. When she came out with Daisy I could not help myself from cuddling her as she was looking too adorable.
Everything was well organized. Be it balloons, cake, gifts, candles or music. So the party turned out to be a huge success.
The cake was splendid. Daisy had arranged a Barbie shaped strawberry cake for her little princess. It was as per Kelly's choice as she loves strawberry very much (even I relish it very much…). When Kelly cut the cake the music in the background started playing. Kelly gave the first piece of cake to Daisy and then to her friends. After that she got busy with her friends. How happy she looked!
It was really an unforgettable moment as it made me remember my birthday celebration parties, which I had when I was a kid and stayed with my parents. After that we all took the food and met with Daisy's friends. Now the party was over; we stayed over there for few minutes and bade daisy goodbye with a smile on our lips and with a promise to meet again sometime soon!!


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DELPHINE RED SHIRT SHAW, Author and Native American Studies Professor
Delphine Red Shirt (Oglala Sioux) is a Senior Lecturer in Native American Studies and in the Special Languages Program (Lakota) at Stanford University. She has a PhD in American Indian studies from the University of Arizona and has previously served as chairperson of the nongovernmental organization committee on the International Decade of the World's Indigenous People. Red Shirt is the author of Bead on an Anthill: A Lakota Childhood (Nebraska, 1997), Turtle Lung Woman's Granddaughter (Nebraska 2002), and George Sword's Warrior Narratives: Compositional Processes in Lakota Oral Tradition (Nebraska 2016).
EVON PETER, Vice Chancellor for Rural Community & Native Education, University of Alaska Fairbanks. Producer, We Breathe Again
Peter is Neetsaii Gwich'in and Koyukon from Arctic Village, where he served three years as the tribal Chief. As a community leader and advocate, he served in numerous board positions including Vice Chair to the Council of Athabascan Tribal Governments. His international work includes participation in the Arctic Council and United Nations forum and locally has focused on implementing behavioral health, leadership and workforce development projects. Evon co-founded Native Movement with his wife Enei Begaye Peter (Navajo) in 2004, a national non-profit Indigenous youth leadership development and sustainability organization.
JONATHAN KREISS-TOMKINS, Alaska State Representative
Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins represents Sitka and much of rural Southeast Alaska in the Alaska House of Representatives. At twenty-five years old, he is the youngest member of the legislature. He cares deeply for rural Alaska and the issues its small communities face. Jonathan was born and raised in Sitka, and achieved the rank of Eagle Scout while growing up. He attended Yale College for three years before leaving school early and without a degree to run for the Alaska Legislature. Jonathan has started three programs that inject young people and energy into Sitka and have brought well over 100 young people to volunteer, work, or live in Sitka. He also helped start the Sitka Fellows Program, a multidisciplinary residency that brings up-and-coming artists, scientists, and entrepreneurs from around the world to Sitka for seven weeks to work on their projects.
KRISTINE SAMUELSON, Filmmaker
Kristine Samuelson is a documentary essayist. Her works have screened at festivals worldwide, from Sundance to Seoul and have appeared on PBS and at museums including NY MOMA. She is the Edward Crossett Emerita Professor at Stanford University. Samuelson was nominated for an Academy Award for Arthur and is a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. She has also served on the Board of the Independent Television Service.
MICHAEL SMITH, Director American Indian Film Institute/American Indian Film Festival
Michael has worked with Indian Peoples all his adult life. Beginning with the Seattle Indian Center (1972) as a peer counselor; to Cultural Education Coordinator (1973-1975) for United Indians of All Tribes Foundation, Seattle. At UIATF, he visioned and produced the 1st American Indian Film Festival, March 1975 at the University of Washington. Later the film festival was sponsored by the San Francisco Indian Center (1977-1978) and National Congress of American Indians (1979) where Michael served in public relations capacities. During this era, he organized the 1st National Indian Media Conference (1977). NIMC evolved to what is today Native American Journalism Association. AIFI was formally established in Culver City, California in 1979. Now, almost 40 years later, the American Indian Film Festival has screened over 2,000 film-works and remains a strong and viable media showcase for American Indian and Canada First Nations media makers, emerging and veteran.
NOELLE STOUT, Cultural Anthropologist, Filmmaker
Noelle Stout is an Assistant Professor of Anthropology at New York University (NYU) and a faculty mentor to the Native American and Indigenous Students' Group at NYU. Her research and media projects explore how economic crises affect the intimacies of daily life. She is the director and co-producer of the award-winning documentary Luchando (2008). Stout earned her PhD in Anthropology from Harvard University, with a certificate in Visual Studies from the Sensory Ethnography Lab.
SAMANTHA GRANT, Filmmaker
Samantha Grant is an award-winning documentary filmmaker, journalist, and educator. Her documentary A Fragile Trust recently won The National Press Club's Award for Media Criticism and the National Ethics Award by the Society of Professional Journalists. In 2011, Sam was named a BAVC MediaMaker Fellow, where she began work on the robust transmedia companion project for A FRAGILE TRUST. When she's not shooting or producing independent documentaries, you can find Sam lecturing at UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism and Stanford's Knight Fellowship program. Through her San Francisco based production company GUSH productions, Sam has created work for clients including MTV, ABC, PBS, CNN, NPR, FRONTLINE, FRONTLINE/World, and Al Jazeera International.
STEVE LINDBECK, former CEO of Alaska Public Media
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JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association, 2007; 297 (21) doi:10.1001/jama.297.21.2351
Authors: Cole Bernard F, Baron John A, Sandler Robert S, Haile Robert W, Ahnen Dennis J et al.(21)
Affiliation: Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, NH, United States
Abstract: CONTEXT: Laboratory and epidemiological data suggest that folic acid may have an antineoplastic effect in the large intestine.
OBJECTIVE: To assess the safety and efficacy of folic acid supplementation for preventing colorectal adenomas.
DESIGN, SETTING, AND PARTICIPANTS: A double-blind, placebo-controlled, 2-factor, phase 3, randomized clinical trial conducted at 9 clinical centers between July 6, 1994, and October 1, 2004. Participants included 1021 men and women with a recent history of colorectal adenomas and no previous invasive large intestine carcinoma.
INTERVENTION: Participants were randomly assigned in a 1:1 ratio to receive 1 mg/d of folic acid (n = 516) or placebo (n = 505), and were separately randomized to receive aspirin (81 or 325 mg/d) or placebo. Follow-up consisted of 2 colonoscopic surveillance cycles (the first interval was at 3 years and the second at 3 or 5 years later).
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: The primary outcome measure was occurrence of at least 1 colorectal adenoma. Secondary outcomes were the occurrence of advanced lesions (> or =25% villous features, high-grade dysplasia, size > or =1 cm, or invasive cancer) and adenoma multiplicity (0, 1-2, or > or =3 adenomas).
RESULTS: During the first 3 years, 987 participants (96.7%) underwent colonoscopic follow-up, and the incidence of at least 1 colorectal adenoma was 44.1% for folic acid (n = 221) and 42.4% for placebo (n = 206) (unadjusted risk ratio [RR], 1.04; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.90-1.20; P = .58). Incidence of at least 1 advanced lesion was 11.4% for folic acid (n = 57) and 8.6% for placebo (n = 42) (unadjusted RR, 1.32; 95% CI, 0.90-1.92; P = .15). A total of 607 participants (59.5%) underwent a second follow-up, and the incidence of at least 1 colorectal adenoma was 41.9% for folic acid (n = 127) and 37.2% for placebo (n = 113) (unadjusted RR, 1.13; 95% CI, 0.93-1.37; P = .23); and incidence of at least 1 advanced lesion was 11.6% for folic acid (n = 35) and 6.9% for placebo (n = 21) (unadjusted RR, 1.67; 95% CI, 1.00-2.80; P = .05). Folic acid was associated with higher risks of having 3 or more adenomas and of noncolorectal cancers. There was no significant effect modification by sex, age, smoking, alcohol use, body mass index, baseline plasma folate, or aspirin allocation.
CONCLUSIONS: Folic acid at 1 mg/d does not reduce colorectal adenoma risk. Further research is needed to investigate the possibility that folic acid supplementation might increase the risk of colorectal neoplasia.
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The barnicles latch on to the whale and are protected and getting a free ride.The whale is neither hurt or helped.
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At EFA Project Space, 323 W. 39th St., 2nd Floor
Curated by: Marisa Jahn for REV-
EFA Project Space announces Companion, an exhibition of artworks contextualized with the source that influenced their creation. Using the Elizabeth Foundation for the Arts Studio Program as a curatorial foundation, Companion culls cultural projects that draw inspiration from history, culture, and science.
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Wednesday, February 17, 6:30-8, Parafacts & Parafictions, performance readings by Pablo Helguera & J. Blachly & Lytle Shaw


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Drazha replied to Drazha's topic in Ford Focus ClubSo, the epic story ends: it was the in-line fuse on the cable leading from the car battery to the starter and then on to the alternator. The actual resistor is right under the battery terminal.
Drazha replied to Drazha's topic in Ford Focus ClubWell, the starter motor fried, and the cable harness melted on several places... I'll be lucky if the alternator didn't go as well.
Drazha replied to Drazha's topic in Ford Focus ClubHi all, The battery is fine, everything lights up as a Xmas tree, I had a poor battery recently so I know what the car does when the battery is bad. Plus I replaced it with a brand new one just a month ago... I tried the rocking thing, but no cigar. I kinda think the starter's gone, since if it tried to do anything, there would be a load drain when engaged, and the overall power voltage would drop on the car, lights flickers, that kind of stuff, but none of this happens... The pump whirrs, and there is a single click, and nothing.
Drazha replied to Drazha's topic in Ford Focus ClubActually, if the car tried to turn the starter, and the starter was stuck, I would expect the overall power voltage in the car to drop a bit and have the rest of the lights flicker, just to show that there was something happening. However, nothing like that happens, just a single click, eventually the fuel pump whirring, and thats it. Could it be the fuse, or the relay? I am presuming the single click I hear is the relay, and the fuse is alright, otherwise the click would not happen?
Drazha replied to Drazha's topic in Ford Focus ClubI wouldn't know where it is, and what force to use :) I tried looking it up on youtube, but I keep getting videos from the US, and I am not sure their Focus design is same as UK market one.
Drazha started following Turned engine while in 1st gear, now wont turn engine at all
Drazha posted a topic in Ford Focus ClubHi all, Car model: Ford Focus 2005, Mk.II, 1.4 Petrol Got into the car this morning, and accidentally turned the engine, while the car was still in first gear. The car lurched forward, of course, and I quickly stepped on the break and clutch. The car climbed up on the parking lot curb, and I am not sure if I stepped on the break and when the car stopped, released the break while the clutch was still engaged, but the car came off the curb, going backwards. Anyhoo, the car battery is OK, the car switches on like a Xmas tree, all is working, however when I try to start the car, I hear the whirring first (fuel pump?) and then I turn the key to turn the engine, I hear only a single click. No starter motor running, just a single click, and that's it. Any ideas what I have managed to mess up?
Drazha replied to pugboy's topic in Ford Focus ClubJust to confirm that my 2005 LX 1.4 Petrol has the same plastic holders wired up and working. Plugged two bulbs I had rattling about, and they work. Just one comment: the plastic holder actually can "twist and turn" and get out of the metal bracket, so if this happens, just make sure you don't hold the bulb and to the twisting and turning cause you'll end up in a bad place :)
Drazha started following Problem Start my Focus! - 1.8TDCi 02
*tiny voice* where is the clutch pedal switch/sensor/thingie?
Drazha started following Focus Mk2 & Mk2.5 Footwell Lights
Well, dont forget the alternator is feeding everything else as well. And charging the battery. On my old '96 Rover, I put the Halfords Heavy Duty battery, not a misfire since. It eats petrol at 10l/100km but thats another matter.
Re-he-ally? That might explain defunct cruise control. So, what does that mean in real life?
Speaking of which, and completely off-topic, what is DTC 900 for?
Could be !Removed! battery then. I was looking for a way to stick in a Halfords Heavy Duty Baterry in it instead of the "standard" ones.
Drazha replied to sceptre366's topic in Ford Focus ClubThe manual says: The "Phone" button mutes/unmutes the sound. No mention of bluetooth.
Drazha replied to Henbroon's topic in Ford Focus ClubThere is a clearance in Argos... http://www.argos.ie/static/Product/partNumber/3847198/Trail/searchtext%3EDESIGN+A+BEAR.htm
Drazha replied to Drazha's topic in Ford Focus ClubAlright, so I looked at the user manual, none of the fuses are listed for speed/cruise control. On one of the forums, fuses 53 and 29 are mentioned. 53 is listed as tail light fuse (but my tail light works, and the central, and the left and right one, and the break one, all of them) whereas fuse 29 is not listed in the manual... So, anyone have an idea what fuses I should be looking at before I go back and start tearing the glove box apart?