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Heliotronics, Inc. designs, sells, markets, and promotes innovative ideas and products that accelerate the adoption of utility grid connected renewable energy. Core Competency Heliotronics develops educational data acquisition and display systems that teach about and promote renewable energy. Displays include lobby kiosks, real time classroom displays, and Internet data ...
based in Hingham, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).
Residential Solar 101 was founded to help educated home owners about going solar. We cover a range of topics related to solar energy including solar technology, finance & solar leases, case studies, and reasons to go solar, among others. Our goal is to help home owners decide if solar is right for them, and if it is right for them, put them in touch with the best ...
based in San Francisco, CALIFORNIA (USA).
Originally founded in 1973 as Houston-Stafford Electric, we quickly become one of the nation`s largest and most respected electrical contracting firms, performing work nationwide for many of America`s leading builders and developers. Our quality of work, excellent service and strong commitment to customer satisfaction is evidenced by our long term growth and large number ...
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Clarke Energy is a multinational specialist in the engineering, installation and maintenance of gas-fuelled power plants. Our facilities deliver fuel efficiency and help reduce carbon emissions. Applications include combined heat and power (CHP) with natural gas, biogas, landfill gas and coal gas. We are a the largest authorised distributor and service provider for GE's ...
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Clean Energy Solar is a Victorian based business. We are a distributor of 'green" products with the emphasis on solar electricity systems. We specialise in the residential market and take the time to visit home owners interested in saving money by using solar power. We deliberately stay away from internet and telephone selling. A no obligation visit from one of our ...
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Solar Photovoltaic Wholesaler distributing solar panel, solar electrical inverters and solar appliances. We work with world best brands such Yingli Solar, Sharp Solar, Kyocera Solar, Risen Energy, Renesolar, First Solar, Trina Solar Suntech Power, Solon etc..
based in valencia, SPAIN.
Solar Energy USA is a company built around people with proven backgrounds in national home improvement, manufacturing, large scale operation implementation and personalized customer service support. Our network is built on satisfied customers spreading the word about the benefits of alternative energy solutions and our great value. Our company has been drawn together by ...
based in Alpharetta, GEORGIA (US) (USA).
For 20 years, Solar Energy International has been dedicated to providing hands-on and online solar training and renewable energy education in wind, micro-hydro, sustainable building and developing world technologies. At SEI, it`s our people who make the difference. With 17 ISPQ Certified Trainers and 24 NABCEP Certified Solar PV Installers — more than any other solar ...
based in Carbondale, COLORADO (USA).
Since 1959, Sharp has led the solar electric industry with efficient, affordable systems. From the world`s first solar-powered calculator to solar-powered residential and commercial applications. We do not seek merely to expand our business volume. Rather, we are dedicated to the use of our unique, innovative technology to contribute to the culture, benefits, and welfare ...
based in Huntington Beach, CALIFORNIA (USA).
Apollo Solar Energy Co., Ltd., ASEC was established in 2005. After the pioneering stage, ASEC has become one of the leading solar module manufacturers and has the capability of satisfying/exceeding diversified demands from private household, commercial, residential, power plant, land field and industrial applications worldwide. With ISO-9001 & ISO-14001 certified ...
based in Taoyuan Hsien, TAIWAN.
Earth Wind And Solar Energy is committed to providing affordable clean energy solutions with cutting edge technology for both residential and commercial applications. We are made up of experienced men and women who have a passion for sustainability. We are at the forefront of renewable energy and are proud to be one of the leading installers in Illinois. Contact one of ...
based in Chicago, ILLINOIS (USA).
Empery Machinery & Electronics Company have been manufacturing and selling a wide range of high-quality and innovative mounting systems for many years. We provide roof and ground mounting solutions for residential, agriculture, industrial, government, commercial, and residential fields.
based in Xiamen, CHINA.
EmPower Solar is a premier commercial, non-profit, and residential solar installation, design, engineering, and contracting company. While our company offices are located on the south shore of Long Island, we are industry leaders working with the clients in Nassau County, Suffolk County, New York City (Staten Island, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, Manhattan), and Westchester ...
based in Island Park, NEW YORK (USA).
Generation Solar designs, supplies, installs, and services a broad range of renewable energy systems for residential and commercial applications, including solar electric and solar water heating technologies
based in ONTARIO (CANADA).
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based in Merced, CALIFORNIA (USA).
We build both residential and commercial solar systems and so far have installed 2,700 systems totaling over 25MW of solar PV in Colorado and around the country.
based in Boulder, COLORADO (USA).
Shengtai Solar Energy Science and Technology Co., Ltd is a professional manufacturer of Silicon Solar Panel. Since the establishment, we provide green, clean, sustainable solar energy by High-quality PV panels to on-grid and off-grind residential, commercial, industrial and large-scale public facilities around the world.
based in Zibo, CHINA.
The Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA®) is the driving force behind solar energy and is building a strong solar industry to power America through advocacy and education. As the national trade association in the U.S., we represent all organizations that promote, manufacture, install and support the development of solar energy. SEIA works with its 1,000 member ...
based in Washington, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (USA).
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Eva Dolce would stop at nothing to save her son-even murdering Hector Cruz, the most fearsome man in San Marquez. But she couldn't do it alone. Enter special ops captain Robert Tate, a man who had seen too much. Ruthless and taciturn, Tate couldn't be more different from Eva. But they had one thing in common: revenge.
Tate had seen his brother die by Cruz's hand. And if Eva was his only way to Hector, then so be it. But the combustible chemistry sizzling between them was even more dangerous than their formidable enemies. And Eva's face, beautiful as it was, masked the truth about her past and her child. Could Tate forgive her lies…or would her secrets leave them both dead?
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Paraiso, Mexico
This is a mistake.
Eva took one look around the dark, smoky bar and nearly sprinted right out the door. It took her a second to gather her composure, to force her feet to stay rooted to the dirty floor. She couldn't chicken out. She'd already come this far, traveled over seven thousand miles and crossed two continents to come here.
There was no turning back now.
Squaring her shoulders, she drew air into her lungs, only to inhale a cloud of cigar smoke that made her eyes water. She blinked rapidly, trying hard not to focus on the dozen pairs of eyes glued to her. Some were appreciative. Most were suspicious. It didn't surprise her—this place didn't seem as though it catered to many law-abiding citizens. She'd figured that out when she'd first spotted the dilapidated adobe exterior with its crooked wooden sign, the word Cantina chicken-scratched onto it.
The interior only confirmed her original assessment. The bar was small and cramped, boasting a wood counter that would probably give her splinters if she touched it, and a handful of little tables, most of them askew. Across the room was a narrow doorway shielded only by a curtain of red and yellow beads that clinked together. All the patrons were men; a few wore sombreros, several didn't have any shoes on, and all were looking at Eva as if she'd just gotten off a spaceship.
Ignoring the burning stares, she made her way to the counter, her sandals clicking against the floor. Her yellow sundress clung to her body like wet plastic wrap. It was nearly seven o'clock, and the humidity refused to cease, rolling in through the open front door like fake fog from a horror movie.
The bartender, a large man with a thick black beard, narrowed his eyes at her approach. "What can I do for you, senorita?" he asked.
He'd spoken in Spanish, and she answered in the same tongue. "I'm looking for someone."
He winked. "I see."
"I was told he's a regular here," she hurried on before the bartender misinterpreted her intentions. "I have business to discuss with him."
Gone was the playful twinkle in the man's eyes. He looked suspicious again, which made her wonder just how many times he'd heard this same old line before. Hundreds, probably. Paraiso wasn't the kind of town you visited on business, at least not the legitimate kind.
In her research, Eva had discovered that this little mountain town was a frequent stop for drug runners, arms dealers and men involved in all other sorts of nefarious activities. It was also the perfect place to hide. According to her sources, Mexican law enforcement turned the other cheek to what went on here, and with its mountainous landscape and neighboring rain forest, it was easy to disappear in a place like Paraiso. Its name translated to paradise. Irony at work.
"I'm afraid you'll need to be more specific," the bartender said curtly. He swept an arm out. "As you can see, there are many men here, almost all of them regulars."
She swallowed. "The one I want goes by the name Tate."
Silence descended over the room. The laughter of the patrons died. Even the music blaring out of the cheap stereo over the bar seemed to get quieter. From the corner of her eye, Eva noticed that the gray-haired man at the other end of the counter had blanched, his tanned leathery skin turning a shade paler.
So she'd come to the right place. These men knew Tate. And they feared him—she could feel that fear palpitating in the stuffy air.
"I take it you know him," she said to the bartender.
His dark eyes grew shuttered. "Actually, I can't say I've ever heard that name before."
She suppressed a sigh and reached into the green canvas purse slung over her bare shoulder. She fumbled around until her hand connected with the roll of American bills she'd secured with an elastic band. She peeled off four one-hundred-dollar bills and set them on the counter.
The man's jaw twitched at the sight of the cash—about five thousand pesos after the conversion.
"What about now?" she asked softly. "Have you heard of him now?"
Greed etched into his harsh features. "No, still doesn't ring a bell."
She added two more hundreds to the pile.
Smirking, the bartender pocketed the cash and hooked a thumb at the doorway in the back. "I believe you'll find Mr. Tate at his usual table, stealing money from poor, hardworking souls."
With a quiet thank-you, Eva headed for the doorway and slid through the string of beads.
The corridor was narrow, illuminated by an exposed lightbulb that dangled from the ceiling on a long piece of brown twine. Only one other door in the hall, all the way at the end, and she heard muffled male voices coming from behind it. A burst of laughter, a few Spanish curses and then…English. Someone was speaking English. She immediately picked up on a faint Boston inflection. Having spent her entire childhood and adolescence in New York, she knew an East Coast accent when she heard one.
Tate was definitely in Paraiso.
Eva's legs felt unusually weak as she made her way down the corridor. She instinctively reached into her purse, tempted to grab her cell phone and call the babysitter just to make sure Rafe was all right, but she resisted the impulse. The quicker she did this, the faster she could get back to her son.
Still, she hated leaving Rafe alone for even a few minutes, let alone the two hours she'd already been gone. She worried that if she let him out of her sight, she'd never see him again.
Lord knew her son's father was doing his damnedest to make that happen.
Her stomach clenched. God, what a fool she'd been. And as humiliating as it was to admit, she had nobody to blame but herself. She was the one who'd left New York to volunteer with the relief foundation in San Marquez. She was the young and idealistic fool who'd actually believed in Hector's cause. She was the idiot who'd fallen in love with an outlaw rebel.
But now she had the chance to be free of Hector Cruz. After three years of running, after five close calls and half a dozen fresh starts, she finally had the opportunity to vanquish her personal demon once and for all.
Assuming Tate agreed to help her, of course.
Tucking an errant strand of hair behind her ear, she approached the door and knocked, then opened it without waiting for invitation.
"Who the hell are you?" a rough male voice demanded in Spanish.
Eva did her best not to gape. Her gaze collided with four men sitting at a round table littered with colorful poker chips and a pile of crumpled cash. A lone cigar sat in a cracked plastic ashtray, sending a cloud of smoke curling in the direction of the door. Two of the men were dark-skinned, with matching shaved heads and menacing expressions. The third looked like a fat little character from a Mexican cartoon, boasting bulging black eyes and a generous paunch.
But it was the fourth man who caught and held her attention. He was sitting down, but she could tell he was tall, judging by the long legs encased in olive-colored camo pants. A white T-shirt clung to a broad chest and washboard stomach, the sleeves rolled up to reveal a pair of perfectly sculpted biceps. His chocolate-brown hair was in a buzz cut, and his face was ruggedly handsome, its most striking feature being eyes the color of dark moss.
This had to be Tate. The man had military written all over that chiseled face and massive body.
"Tell Juan thanks, but we have no need for a whore," he said gruffly.
"I'm not a whore," she blurted out.
She'd spoken in English, and she noticed his eyes widen slightly, then narrow as he studied her. His gaze swept over her sweat-soaked sundress, resting on her bare legs and strappy brown sandals, then gliding up to her cleavage, which he assessed for an exasperatingly long time. She supposed she couldn't fault him for thinking she was a prostitute. In this heat, skimpy clothing was really one's only option.
"Who are you, then?" he demanded, switching to English. "And what do you want?"
She took a steadying breath. "Are you Tate?"
The room went silent, same way it had out in the bar. The two men with shaved heads exchanged a wary look, while the chubby one began to fidget with his hands. All three avoided glancing in the dark-haired man's direction.
"Who wants to know?" he finally asked.
"Me," she stammered. "I have something extremely urgent to discuss with Mr. Tate."
He slanted his head, a pensive glimmer entering those incredible green eyes.
To her shock, Eva's heart did a tiny little flip as he once again slid his sultry gaze over her. She hadn't expected him to be so good-looking. Her uncle had told her that Tate was rumored to be a deadly warrior, and granted, he sure did look the part, but the sexual magnetism rolling off his big body was something she hadn't counted on.
"Look," she went on, "my name is—"
He held up a hand to silence her. "Let us play out this hand." With the raise of his dark eyebrows, the man she'd traveled so far to see thoroughly dismissed her and turned to the fat man. "I call, amigo."
There was a beat of anticipation as both men prepared to reveal their cards. Tate went first, tossing a pair of aces directly on the pile of cash in the center of the table. With a resounding expletive, the Mexican threw down his cards and scraped back his chair.
"Tomorrow night, same time," the little man spat out.
Tate seemed to be fighting a grin. "Sure thing, Diego."
Eva resisted the urge to tap her foot as she watched Tate reach for the money he'd just liberated from his fellow card players. To her sheer impatience, he counted it. Then smoothed out each bill—one at a time.
Just as she was about to voice her frustration, he shoved the cash in his pocket, glanced at the other men and nodded at the door. At the unspoken demand, the trio shuffled out of their chairs and practically scurried out of the room.
Eva was unable to hide her amusement. "They're terrified of you, you know," she remarked.
The corners of his mouth lifted. "As they should be."
She suspected the warning had been aimed to unnerve her, but she received a strange sense of comfort from those four lethal words. Oh, yes. This man was exactly what she needed. Her uncle had been right about him. Then again, she really shouldn't have doubted Uncle Miguel. When a San Marquez army general warned you that you'd be getting tangled up with a ruthless warrior, he probably wasn't bluffing.
"So you are Tate, then," she said bluntly.
He nodded and gestured to one of the unoccupied chairs. "I am. Now why don't you have a seat and tell me what the hell it is you want from me."
Unfazed by his short tone, she sat down, crossed her ankles together and met his stormy gaze head-on. "I have a proposition for you."
He cut her off with a low rumble of a laugh. "Proposition, huh? Well, like I said, I'm not into whores. But—" he cocked his head "—maybe I'll make an exception for you. How much, sweetheart?"
Her skin prickled with offense. "I'm not a prostitute! My name is Eva. Eva Dolce. And I traveled a long way to find you, so please, quit calling me a whore."
Those green eyes twinkled for a second, then hardened into stone. "How did you find me, Eva? I'm not exactly listed in any phone books."
"I heard rumors about you." She rested her suddenly shaky hands on her knees. "Someone told me you might be able to help me, so I decided to track you down. I'm… Well, let's just say I'm very skilled when it comes to computers. I studied Computer Science at Columbia and—"
"You're from New York?"
"Yes. Well, I wasn't born there. My parents decided to move to the States when I was a baby. I was raised in Manhattan, we lived on the Upper East Side and—" She halted, realizing she was babbling. She hadn't come here to tell this man her life story, damn it. "Look, none of this is important. All that matters is that I found you."
"Yes, using your trusty computer," he said mockingly.
She bristled. "I'm good at what I do. I started the search at the military base in North Carolina."
His jaw tensed.
"You're good, too," she added with grudging appreciation. "You left so many false trails it made me dizzy. But you slipped up in Costa Rica. You used the same identity twice, and it led me here."
Tate let out a soft whistle. "I'm impressed. Very impressed, actually." He made a tsking sound. "You went to a lot of trouble to find me. Maybe it's time you tell me why."
"I told you—I need your help."
He raised one large hand and rubbed the razor-sharp stubble coating his strong chin.
A tiny thrill shot through her as she watched the oddly seductive gesture and imagined how it would feel to have those callused fingers stroking her own skin, but that thrill promptly fizzled when she realized her thoughts had drifted off course again. What was it about this man that made her so darn aware of his masculinity?
She shook her head, hoping to clear her foggy brain, and met Tate's expectant expression. "Your help," she repeated.
"Oh, really?" he drawled. "My help to do what?"
Her throat tightened. God, could she do this? How did one even begin to approach something like—
"For Chrissake, sweetheart, spit it out. I don't have all night."
She swallowed. Twice.
He started to push back his chair. "Screw it. I don't have time for—"
"I want you to kill Hector Cruz," she blurted out.
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Blizzard has said many times in the past that gameplay concerns trump common sense in many instances. Fire mages should not be penalized for playing fire throughout an entire tier of raiding. Sure, it "makes sense" according to made up fantasy physics or whatever, but it's just not fun for mages. It's unnecessary clutter that people confuse with depth, kind of like resist fights.


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Look at the exterior size of the 2014 Nissan Sentra, and it's right in a range that would have been considered mid-size not too long ago. You'll find a roomy interior, and a comfortable ride in the Sentra, although cabin materials and trims—as well as actual seating comfort—are nothing to impress.
At 182.1 inches long, about two inches longer than the current car, with a wheelbase 0.6 longer, at 106.3 inches, plus an inch of additional width, the Sentra has a longer, wider cabin than before. Dimensionally, the Sentra has its rivals beat in the numbers; it has the best official front headroom, front legroom, and rear legroom than other models in this class (including Chevrolet Cruze, Ford Focus, Honda Civic, and Toyota Corolla).
Overall passenger room, by official measurements, is also more than any of these competing models, too. In all, the Sentra feels accommodating, but its seating design and seating comfort feel subpar. Flat and unsupportive seats are the biggest letdown; and while we thought by the look of them we'd get a little lateral support, it's there in appearance alone.
Front seats have plenty of extra headroom without the sunroof, but models with it can be a little tight. The seats themselves are flat and unsupportive (more so for the long-legged, but multiple drivers voiced unhappiness with seating comfort after a few hours of drive time); and while we thought by the look of them we'd get a little lateral support, it's there in look alone.
Whether or not there's enough back-seat space also depends on your body type and your needs. This is a back seat that could easily accommodate three pre-teens across, but for adults the position is a little low and the cushions too hard; a little more contouring would have gone a long way. Taller occupants in back will find enough legroom, but headroom will be scarce, and getting in and out requires ducking under the door lip.
Cabin materials are merely average. Nissan lined up the armrests of the door with the top of the center console, and the contact points are a soft-touch material. We also like the base cloth seats and would probably be happier with them over the plasticky leather (it looks much better in pictures) that's available. It's a relatively quiet cabin at high speeds, too—by budget small-car standards.
Trunk space is better than any other models in this class than the Cruze, and it feels that way. It's a large, chest-like cargo area that could fit a couple large suitcases or a very large load of groceries. All trims come not only with a folding rear center armrest, but also a split-folding arrangement that lets you flip the seatbacks forward (not flat) to an expanded area.
The Sentra has a relatively soft, absorbent ride, and there's not much road noise; but as with some shorter-wheelbase vehicles, the Sentra can feel somewhat bouncy or pitchy over rougher surfaces—and there's a little too much lift (squat) or dive under hard acceleration or braking.
While you still hear the engine's coarse note plenty when accelerating hard, the interior is rather quiet by budget-priced small-car standards. Nissan says that it's increased attention to noise and vibration in the Sentra and added 50 percent more noise insulation around the firewall; it's a difference you can feel (and hear) versus the former version of the Sentra.


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Does macaroni and cheese still mean that blue box to you? If yes— WHY?! Friend, you deserve better. There are so many recipes out there for macaroni and cheese that you can make right in the comfort of your own kitchen, and they taste so much better than anything you can buy in the store. Don't you want REAL cheese and all the mixings and toppings you could dream up? Of course you do. Food & Wine recently put together a list of their easy alternatives to powdered-cheese-in-a-box, and it inspired us to do the same. Just look at what you COULD be eating.
- Broccoli Mac & CheeseTipHero
One of the biggest problems with boxed macaroni and cheese is how artificial, and unhealthy, the ingredients are. When you make it yourself, you not only control what's in it, but you can make it all a little bit healthier and greener, like with this broccoli mac 'n' cheese . . .
- Creamy Avocado Mac & Cheese
. . . and this avocado sauce version.
- Spicy Bacon Jalapeño Mac & Cheese
Of course, the other side of making your macaroni at home is that you can make it as crazy and indulgent as you want, like this version that includes bacon and a REALLY crazy secret ingredient: spicy Cheetos!
- Pepperoni Pizza Mac & Cheese
Another way to take your mac 'n' cheese to the next layer of indulgence? Imitate another cheesy favorite – pizza! – by layering in pepperonis, tomato sauce and, of course, LOTS of ooey, gooey cheese.
- One-Pot Skillet Mac & Cheese
"OK," we can hear you saying, "so homemade macaroni has boxed beat in taste, but what about CONVENIENCE?" Never fear— this one-skillet version is just as easy to make and far more delicious, and like the boxed kind, it won't leave you with tons of dishes to clean.
- Crockpot Mac & Cheese
Another way to keep it easy? Break out your slow cooker! This one is extra creamy and delicious.
- Easy Stovetop Mac & Cheese
Don't want crazy flavors or anything other than pasta and cheese? That's easy! This version is as simple and delicious as it gets.
- Green Pea Mac & Cheese
Since everybody loves mac 'n' cheese, especially kids, it's a great dish to use to sneak in healthier ingredients. A prime example: this green pea version, which uses the little green guys to add just a hint of sweetness and veggie power to the cheesy dish.
- Spicy Mac & Cheese
Give the classic some extra kick with chipotle, smoked paprika, black pepper and – most importantly! –jalapeños!
So many versions, so many options, too few meals! We're torn between the classic cheese version and the spicy one with bacon. What about you? Check out Food & Wine's list for even MORE macaroni and cheese recipes, then tell us which ones you'll be trying!


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text: Wouldn't it be great if there were one perfect tool to help kids with learning and attention issues? But what would it look like? Organizations and thought leaders are starting to take this important question to the real experts: kids themselves. One group that's been engaging directly with students to find out their ideas is Understood founding partner Eye to Eye (E2E). It's a national organization focused on mentoring students with learning issues and ADHD. According to Micah Goldfus, the E2E National Program Director, the "Invention Project" has been a core part of the group's curriculum for at least five years. My 10-year-old daughter, Merrill, got to be part of this project this past July at Camp Eye to Eye. It was by far the experience she chatted about the most—so I wanted to learn more. The Invention Project is a simple brainstorming activity "with no rules, no right or wrong answers," Goldfus explains. Kids are told, Create an invention that would really help you in school. (They can also talk about what already helps.) Here are some of their answers: "I'd invent the 'Helper.' It's like a calculator or iPhone that helps you read, write, do math and spelling. It has a special pencil that when you write with it, it makes your handwriting perfect." —Merrill, 10, Texas "My invention is a device that you could lay on top of your paper and you could speak into it and it would scan everything into your paper and spell everything correctly for you." —Nathaniel, 11, Oklahoma "I like having an iPad or iPhone. It helps me to be able to speak words when I write so my spelling is better and my story comes out right." —Isaac, 8, Arkansas The kids' ideas are fresh. Better still, they're rooted in real-life knowledge of how assistive technology (AT) helps people learn. That's because these kids already depend on AT to help them succeed. After coming up with their ideas, the kids make actual prototypes of their tools using colorful art supplies. Merrill's project featured a three-dimensional model of her "Helper." She created the imaginary tool with neon clay, markers and bright construction paper. I was tempted to push those squishy clay buttons and see if it would actually turn on! It was a great idea, and made so much sense based on Merrill's struggles at school. I wish she actually had this tool. The Invention Project highlights E2E's mission—teaching kids to understand how they think and learn, explains Goldfus. "Ultimately, we're trying to get students involved in their educational path by having them think about [learning] in a way they may not have before, in more creative ways and with peers who have walked in their shoes—and come out successful on the other side. Once the students see what options are available to them … they can talk about the word 'accommodations' as a source of success for them rather than as a weakness or a crutch." And they often end up better equipped to self-advocate. That was true for my daughter. Merrill recently had dinner with two special friends: Academy Award–winning writer/director Peggy Stern and artist Madalyne Hymas (both successful adults with dyslexia). Merrill used her Helper and other art projects as a conversation starter. She shared her thoughts, feelings and hopes about the way she thinks and learns. She spoke confidently, clearly and adamantly. I have never been more proud of her. And when she starts school next week, I know this confidence will follow her into the classroom and her IEP meetings. The idea of asking kids about what they need seems to be spreading. Erik Martin, with the Office of Science and Technology Policy at the White House, recently met with a group of almost 50 students with dyslexia and other learning issues at the Dyslexia Hill Day event in Washington, DC. He and leaders from Eye to Eye asked the kids to think about what their ideal learning tool would look like. "Technology is an essential part of a high-quality education today, but it is especially critical for students with learning differences and disabilities who can use apps, games, videos and much more to equal the playing field and unleash their abilities," says Martin. "The … students brought a tremendous amount of passion to Washington, and it was humbling to discuss their needs and ideas around technology in the classroom." The next day, some of these students had the opportunity to meet with Erik and some of his colleagues from the Office of Educational Technology at the Department of Education. Their "stories will help shape the education agenda," according to Martin. "This is why student voice is so critical—when students speak up and say what they want and what they need together, they can move mountains," Martin adds. Any opinions, views, information and other content contained in blogs on Understood.org are the sole responsibility of the writer of the blog, and do not necessarily reflect the views, values, opinions or beliefs of, and are not endorsed by, Understood.


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Ralph left The Red Dress Press for working for Chicago Tribune. He wrote column called "Ralphing" and one of the headlines is called "I Can Go On the Bus".
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- Chicago Tribune is the former Chicago Daily Tribune from the episode "Large Marge".
- "Ralphing" is a parody of an actual Chicago column where columnist Michael Sneed titles her gossip scoops "Sneedlings". The difference is that Sneed's actual column appears in the Chicago Sun-Times instead of the Chicago Tribune.


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"Woe to those who go to great depths to hide their plans from the Lord, who do their work in darkness and think, "Who sees us? Who will know?" (Isaiah 29:15)
How many times in our lives have we fooled ourselves with this lie, "Who can see me? Who will know?" I've fallen prey to that foolish logic one time too many in my life already. In all honesty, Christ's perfect life is not easy to imitate. The road he walked is usually too difficult for my mortal body to want to follow. But that's no excuse for laziness. Many times when I fall into sin or temptation it's because I've strayed from God's word.
The main reason I created this site was twofold: 1) To share my love for Christ with others and 2) To overcome my resistance to read the bible. For most of my life, reading the bible has been as painful as pulling teeth. With this site, I'm now forced to open the bible at least once a week (outside of church) and type out all the verses for the week. Even if no hits were registered on "Frank's World", I'd still take joy, because for the first time in my life, I'm actively reading the bible.
It is through reading the bible that internal change takes place. It might take years to ever realize that change has occurred, but believe me, it does. When it does, it becomes a lot harder to question "Who can see me? Who will know?" and a lot easier to state "God can see me! He will know!"


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October 30
As proposed by its title, this recital featured guitar and lute, both appearing in two guises in an all-Italian program stretching from a 1st century master of the multi-stringed instrument, Francesco da Milano, to Mauro Giuliani, whose myriad guitar pieces have made a rich store of practice and achievement for generations of artists with various abilities.
In its basic form, Continuo Collective foregrounds the talents of Samantha Cohen and Geoffrey Morris; Thursday night's content gave both ample ground to demonstrate their craft.
Cohen opened with two short-breathed ricercars for lute by Milano, which is still testing material for the left hand, centuries on. Indeed, the progress of both pieces included some twanged or misfired notes that distracted from the works' fluency. Morris countered with a Suite in D by Bartolotti, containing a substantial prelude and four dances of relative brevity, the player's baroque guitar a light-textured pleasure with only a handful of articulation errors.
Both artists collaborated in a miscellany of pieces by Piccinini and Kapsberger, Cohen bringing into the mix her archlute/theorbo with its richly resonant bass register as counterweight to the melody-bearing guitar. While several chaconnes brought moments of driving energy into play, much of the interpretation seemed effort-filled, lacking the command of complete self-confidence.
Morris used a romantic guitar for the Giuliani Grande Overture, a concert showpiece handled with care and occasional fire, but the following arrangements of Corelli sonata movements for a theorbo/baroque guitar duet were welcome for their melodic felicity and a concluding burst of full-bodied Latin vigour.


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Sorrento is very easy to get to.
From Naples main train station (Napoli Centrale) you just go down the stairs and that's where the Circumvesuviana train is (it is just like a metro and is clearly signposted). This will take you to Sorrento in about an hour and it is approximately 3.50 Euro for a ticket. Make sure you buy it from the guy in the booth and not from the machine opposite because the machine only gives you a ticket for Naples metro not the circumvesuviana.
The same line takes you to Pompei which is a good place to visit.
If you are staying at Sant A'gnello,then this is also the train you need to get on because it is a few stops before Sorrento.
If you prefer a more comfortable service you can hire a car or miniva with driver at Eurolimo, they will offer you a very comfortable door to door transfer
Once you arrive, it would recommend that you have a map if you are walking, any map should be good because Sorrento is not complicated. If you would prefer a taxi then in Sant A'gnello there were ones outside the station so it would be the same at Sorrento station. You can easily get a taxi from Piazza Tasso which is the main piazza in Sorrento situated on Corso Italia.
On the Circumvesuviana Italians will probably get on playing an instrument for money - try not to stare.


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Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) is located in Pudong New Area of Shanghai and easily accessible using many means of transport. The public traffic interchange named "Longyang Road Station" for buses, metro lines and maglev, is located around 600 meters away from SNIEC. It takes about 10 minutes to walk from the "Longyang Road Station" to the fairground. In addition, Metro Line 7 is direct to SNIEC at Hua Mu Road Station whose exit 2 is close to Hall W5 of SNIEC.
Detailed information for the several ways of travelling you'll find on the official SNIEC website.


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Big kids and self grooming, is this a battle in your house?
Is it just me or do kids hit a certain age and basic grooming is like punishment? I asked my daughter last night before bed "Did you brush your teeth?" well when she answered in the affirmative I could just tell she wasn't being honest. I was pretty exasperated and said "I don't know why you would like about something like that. All you had to do is say no and go do it."
And lord help me with my son and washing his hair. He would be happy never to wash it, ever. I hate to be a nag but I tell him as soon as he gets into the shower to wash his hair right away so he doesn't forget. I know it annoys him but it gets done.
Maybe my kids are too dependent on me saying something. I don't know. And I'm not a hygiene freak or anything but it is important to me.
And don't get me started on the deodorant war, sigh.
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Europe's public administrations should support the use of open source in all sectors of the economy and in public administration, a study for the European Commission's Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology recommends. The report by German and French ICT researchers, concludes that "open source is important for the future of the European software industry."
European policy actions should strengthen the open source knowledge base and the exchange of best practices between private and public organisations, the researchers write. The EU should do more to make clear to European companies, public administrations and users what the advantages of open source software are.
The study recommends:
The authors from Pierre Audoin Consultants (PAC), Le CXP and Fraunhofer ISI, add that, based on interviews, workshops and surveys, European companies want European policies to increase support of open source.
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Published on 5 March, the report ranks open source software as one of the nine key drivers of the European software industry, alongside Big Data, Mobility, Cloud Computing and the Internet of Things.
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Hello! Fan of the Driver franchise? Particularly interested in Driver: Parallel Lines? Well we have the Wiki just for you!
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Driver Parallel Lines is an action-adventure video game that is focused around protagonist Terry Kiddumms and his rise against other rivalry characters in the game to become a successful criminal. Beginning as a wheelman, TK (The Kid) finds work in New York with his best friend Ray, who teaches him how to drive. He helps out in repairing his car which he uses for picking up robbers from liquor stores as part of his job. As the story of the game unfolds, TK is used as a scapegoat for crime when he is hired into a group and mislead into believing he's going to be the top-notch criminal. When TK gets sentenced after the group leader, Corrigan, puts him into the picture for the NYPD, TK returns after his 28 year sentence, seeking revenge on all the group members.
The game features many unique vehicles to unlock, as well as plenty of story line and side-job missions to play. Customizing cars and weapons are just a few of many fun things to do.
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The DPL wiki is focused on the Driver: Parallel Lines video game, and features articles and categories based on everything and anything found in the game. With a color scheme based on the game, the wiki presents information in a very tabular way, with tables and images found on many articles. Thousands of large-resolution, high quality images dedicated to vehicles, characters, places and missions can be found on the wiki.
After what can be called a recent deterioration of the Driver Wiki, this wiki dedicated to one of the most popular but often under-estimated games of the franchise was created. The Wiki has recently gained my contributions as my main focus - that being completely revamping the site with images and content. I have recently begun adding images and content and have raised my edit count on the site, from 200 to 700, in less than 10 days. Despite its success, the wiki would greatly appreciate your interest, contributions and help where possible. We'd love to have you visit the wiki, and tell us what you think about it! Ask any of our Staff for assistance in how to edit, what to edit and where to start. We have many help guides available, and notices are found on any articles which require additional content and expansion, listing what needs to be done where possible.
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Many people talk about brand voice, tone and messaging, but when it comes down to it, they choose their own personal voice rather than seeking to develop a voice for the brand. This is very easy to do, and perfectly reasonable if as the leader of an organization it makes sense for you to be the voice.
When was the last time you did a review of your content to determine how you are saying something? If you cannot remember, then it's been too long!
If you are building a company that you intend to "stand on it's own" – in other words be an entity regardless of where you sit within that company – then it makes sense to build a brand voice.
Think of it this way – Coca Cola, Southwest Airlines, Ford – they all have brand voices. It changes based on the target audience and perhaps the product being showcased, but it is not based on who the CEO is or what the CMO has to say. The voice belongs to the brand, and is carried out throughout the organization in a unified message that makes consumers more comfortable.
Of course, these are large organizations but it is still very possible to begin developing a brand voice for your organization, regardless of the size.
Once you are able to view the brand as it's own "life force" rather than a logo and some colors, you are in a good position to create a brand voice. This voice is then used in all messaging, internally and externally, so that the team can really incorporate it into their own communications.
Just like we've heard from our parents, it's not what you say, but how you say it that matters. Giving your brand a consistent voice will boost the messaging, align your team and give your target audience a clear understanding of who you are, why you exist, and how you serve – as a brand.
If you have a brand voice already are you happy with it? How did you build it and what would you change?
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