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Siemens (ETR:SIE) stock price target increased to 105.00EUR, issued a report today by BNP PARIBAS
- Updated: November 29, 2016
Having a price of 105.95EUR, Siemens (ETR:SIE) traded 0.00% even on the day. With the last close up 0.00% from the two hundred day average, compared with the Standard & Poor's 500 Index which has decreased -0.03% over the same period. SIE has recorded a 50-day average of 0.00EUR and a two hundred day average of 0.00EUR. Trade Volume held steady, with 0 shares of SIE changing hands on par with the typical 0
In a report released on Tuesday November 29, 2016 BNP PARIBAS increased the stock price target of Siemens (ETR:SIE) to 105.00EUR reporting a potential downside of -0.01%.
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Siemens has with a one year low of 0.00EUR and a one year high of 0.00EUR and has a market capitalization of 0 EUR.
General Company Details For Siemens (ETR:SIE)
Siemens AG is a Germany-based industrial conglomerate that operates in nine segments: Power and Gas offers products and solutions for generating electricity from fossil and renewable fuels and for transporting oil and natural gas; Wind Power and Renewables provides solutions for the wind power industry; Energy Management supplies products, systems, solutions and services for transmission and distribution of electrical energy; Building Technologies includes building and infrastructure systems; Mobility focuses on passenger and freight transportation solutions; Digital Factory offers automation technology, industrial switchgear, industry software and related services; Process Industries and Drives offers various systems and solutions to industry sectors; Healthcare specializes in medical imaging, laboratory diagnostics and information technology (IT) solutions for the healthcare industry, and Financial Services provides business-to-business financial solutions.
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Count Chance The Rapper as the latest musician added to Beats 1 growing list of artists with their own radio show.
Chance made the announcement while appearing as a guest on Pharrell and Scott Vener's OTHERtone broadcast over the weekend. "Pretty soon I'm getting my own Beats show," Chance said when asked if he was joining the Beats family. Although he didn't provide specifics on when the show would begin airing, his later tweets pointed to its name, WorldWideChicago.
The "Sunday Candy" MC's move aligns him with the likes of Pharrell, Drake, and, most recently, DJ Khaled in the growing number of rap acts who've landed Beats gigs. His move to Apple Music's radio programming could possibly be something that was in the works for a while. Last May, he and The Social Experiment released SURF through iTunes as a free release, which was touted as the first release of its kind at the time. Whatever deal the two parties worked out for that initial project probably tied into this latest connection between them or it at least planted the seeds. With Beats 1 and Apple Music striking up deals like these with artists, are they the new version of the record label, working with acts as a one-stop shop to produce, distribute and promote projects?

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text: On Wed, Jun 13, 2012 at 02:42:35AM +0100, Gerard Lally wrote: > Sometimes the > documentation is very frustrating. Too many assumptions are made in > the pkgsrc guide which not everybody is able to understand. As I > follow these mailing lists to the best of my ability I marvel at > the work done by NetBSD developers and others but I do think the > gaping holes in the documentation and wiki *urgently* need to be > addressed. I am not the first person to need clear instructions how > to use pkgsrc as an unprivileged user. Can you suggest specific things that are missing, or places where too many assumptions are made? Or is it that there should be an overview and you didn't find one at the right level? It is hard for the pkgsrc developers to spot these sorts of problems as they/we already know how it works. -- David A. Holland dholland%netbsd.org@localhost


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AIKEN --- Changing the culture of a football program comes with bumps in the road.
Lugoff-Elgin learned last week to never judge a book by its cover as previously winless A.C. Flora came to town and left with a 13-12 victory over the Demons.
What a difference a week makes.
While it may not have been their best performance of the season it was good enough for the Lugoff-Elgin girls' golf team which won their first match of the 2016 season with a 248-257 victory over visiting Sumter in a Tuesday afternoon match played at the Camden Country Club.
Matt Campbell has seen A.C. Flora in person at last month's Camden Shrine Club Football Jamboree. He has watched tapes of the Falcons' first two games. The Lugoff-Elgin head coach knows that Flora is 0-2 on the season.
Lugoff-Elgin sophomore Michaelah Wise fired a season low 42 for the nine holes but it was not enough for the Lady Demons to overcome Hartsville's consistency and depth in a Region 4-4A golf match played last Tuesday at the Camden Country Club.
GRANITEVILLE -- Even in a shootout, sometimes a little defense can be the deciding factor in a football game.
(Editor's note: Due to the threat of rain and wind associated from Tropical Storm 9, Lugoff-Elgin's football game at Midland Valley has been moved to Thursday. Kickoff will be at 6 p.m. in Graniteville.)
Michaelah Wise and Tristan Ray both carded 54s as the Lugoff-Elgin girls' golf team suffered a 212-239 loss to host Spring Valley in a non-conference golf match played at the Woodlands Country Club last Thursday.
In sports, ups and downs are part of the game. From the momentum shifting to getting the ball to bounce your way, it's all part of the whole package.
Emotion can be a blessing or, a curse. How one deals with the aftermath of a highly charged situation can go a long way toward determining the course which a season may take.
Greg Ruffner saw the excitement and the filled stands on Friday nights in the fall when he was handling the kicking chores for the Lugoff-Elgin football team. He also experienced the vast amount of unused seats in those same bleachers which he and his L-E soccer teammates played in front of during the spring.
Lugoff-Elgin High School is the recipient of the National Athletic Trainers' Association Safe Sports School award for its Athletic Training program sponsored by Anna Harvley and Niki Gay.
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Dammit Vaq,
I didn't even realize you had this one up. I referred to Sgt. Rock in another post on your pic of Rawhide Kid. And yes, I grew up watching those violent old westerns too. Funny thing is I have never been a "violent" person, and perhaps part of that is because not only did my family and family friends teach us about gun safety and what was right and wrong, they taught us to take responsibility for our actions. They also taught us that going to jail was not a fun thing. My mom used to tell me that if I was ever smart enough to get myself locked up in jail, I would sit there and think my way out!
Freedom ain't Free, so thank a Veteran when you see one. They are the ones who have protected the freedoms that you enjoy!


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From the archive: Katie Donovan profiles precocious poet Sinead Morrissey (19)
From The Irish Times on September 11th, 1991: Writers, By Katie Donovan
Sinead Morrissey was 18 last year when she won the Patrick Kavanagh Poetry prize. Although she was "surprised and thrilled to win the Kavanagh prize so young," Sinead won prizes in the Irish Schools Creative Writing Awards from the age of 11 to 17. In 1989 she came second in the Observer National Children's Poetry Competition.
Sinead, who hails from Belfast, is now studying English and German at Trinity College, Dublin. In spite of her success at writing, she has no plans to publish a collection of poetry until after she has finished her degree. "Although the Kavanagh prize was a tremendous vindication that I can write, afterwards I felt as though my privacy had been invaded. Perhaps it came too early," she explains.
Sinead has been influenced by poets as far afield as R. S. Thomas and Sylvia Plath. She writes about subjects which "inspire and touch me", most often "families and people and what happens to them in life." She has written several poems about members of her own family.
After winning the Kavanagh prize, Sinead made a radio programme with RTE on the way in which Northern writers have reacted to the Troubles. "It's an incredibly interesting situation to write out of. Human life has become very cheap," she notes gravely. The last two lines of her poem "The Cavehill in February" sum it up: "Somewhere in the sprawling, shrunken city, A gun is going off and a door is being shut on a life."


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Benjamin Avila was so trusting that on Independence Day of 2000 he left a note telling customers to take the melons or chile peppers they needed from the back of his truck and leave cash on the dashboard.
Avila, who worked seven days a week, left his street vending business for only a few hours so that he could be his grandchildren on that July the 4th holiday.
Avila didn't worry about thieves. Nobody ever stole from him. The trust he gave to his neighbors was the same trust he got from them in return.
Until that day.
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I had some Amazon gift cards burning holes in my pocket. The trouble was choosing what to buy with them.
Seriously, my Amazon Wishlist is a ridiculous exercise in total greed and my want button is turned up to 11. However, I AM quite capable of exercising restraint, so I scanned my wants for a useful item that won't quickly get set aside and clicked Buy It Now.
I love getting boxes from Amazon. Especially when my busy life has me forgetting I even ordered anything. Seeing the box on my front porch quickly reminded me of my purchase and I was EXCITED to open the box. This was not an Amazon delivery of toilet paper or dog food. This box held potential.
I chose the little keyboard pictured above. It is the Logitech iPad Keyboard and Stand Combo. It works with iPad, iPad 2, iPad (3rd/4th generation), iPad mini and the iPhone. (Don't fret, there is an android version too.)
It is Bluetooth enabled so I can use it with my phone and can comfortably work anywhere. For power, it uses triple A batteries so I don't have to worry about charging cables etc. So far, it is really cool and I can't say enough about it. It fits in my purse and the keyboard is full sized so I don't end up with cramped hands. I'm actually writing this blog with it as we speak.
Its connection is not jagged or delayed. It is as smooth as if I am typing directly into my device. With every word, I grow more and more fond of this tech-savvy do-dad.
I'm totally digging it. So, how am I going to use it? First, I'm going to download the Scrivener App to my iPad mini and see how I like working on that, so I don't always destroy the charge on my phone running Bluetooth-enabled peripheral gadgets. And since the connection is flawless, I can see myself typing blogs from the carpool lane and working on my manuscript anywhere inspiration strikes. I don't have to preplan and have my laptop with me.
You should try this. Definitely worth finding the money in your budget, or the next time someone asks what you want for your birthday, suggest an Amazon Gift Card.
And I've gotta say, I might get these for my children. It is so much cheaper than buying them laptops and they can type right into the Google Docs App for their papers for school. Win/win.
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The NFL announced that they are cancelling this year's rookie symposium. They normally use that symposium to educate players on pitfalls to avoid as a member of the league. Seems to me that's a cut off nose, spite face sort of thing to do but I suppose the lockout in general is that way.
So instead, I'm going to offer my own message to incoming rookies, specific to the Houston Texans:
About Houston Texans Fans. People in Texas love football. All the games at Reliant Stadium have been sold out since the beginning. The fanbase feels a bit beat down, impatient because people have spent thousands of dollars to watch a team that has never been to the playoffs.
Think about this. Houstonians haven't seen their hometown team in the playoffs since Warren Moon quarterbacked the Oilers back in the 1993 season.
None of that is your fault but it is now part of your burden. You aren't responsible for trading away Moon and moving the team to Tennessee, leaving Houston without the NFL for years. You aren't responsible for the ugly football fans saw in early Texans expansion days. You aren't responsible for the spectacularly disappointing game endings of recent years. But if your Texan team falters, it will be seen as a "There they go again." The fans are impatient and may take that impatience out on you.
This burden is also an opportunity. If you are a part of the first successful Houston Texans team, you will be remembered by generations as something special. This football-crazed city would lose its collective minds with a great football team in town.
Here's an example. Houston had some of the hugest crowds ever for a losing team, supporting the Luv Ya Blue Oiler teams that lost in the AFC Conference championships. If Houstonians can give this much support to a team that lost, just imagine what would happen if you were part of the team that won the whole thing?
Unwritten Rules. Every workplace has unwritten rules and the NFL is the same. Just about every room in the Reliant Facility has a big digital clock in it. That is not by accident. They want you to have no excuses to be late. If you are right-on-time for a meeting, that means you are late.
Coach Kubiak will repeatedly talk about "preparing like a pro." Never ever be late to meetings. Know your playbook. Be physically prepared. Do your work and go the extra mile. Seems self-evident, but just about every year a player gets in trouble for not doing what they are supposed to do.
Supplements. The Texans nutritionist focuses on no-gimmick ways to eat food that acts as good fuel for your activities. She's not just interested in making you a better player but also making sure you are a healthy player after football. They do not promote supplements other than medical grade whey protein for those players who might need it.
The NFL drug policy requires players to be responsible for knowing what substances go into their body. And there are rumors they will make the policy more strict this year. Many over-the-counter supplements contain substances not on the label and these can trigger positive drug tests and a suspension. Avoid a stupid suspension by just not doing the supplement thing.
Houston Traffic. Houston like many major cities has traffic, especially during rush hours and at certain locations. If you want to spend less time in traffic during your day, you don't want to live too far away from Reliant Stadium. Areas like Bellaire and Midtown make the commute to work pretty quick.
Car Culture. In Houston, people pretty much drive everywhere. And you may be tempted to spend a ton on a car. But just because you have a sweet ride you want to show off, you should leave it at home if you are going out. Using a car service/cab will always be cheaper than a DWI arrest. If you are driving a nice car late at night, you are invited to be pulled over no matter how much you've been drinking.
Heat Acclimation. Training camp, if they have one this year, is mostly outside. They have a practice bubble, but it uses artificial turf and they don't like to use it for most stuff. The team usually schedules a morning practice early to avoid mid-day sun, and then an afternoon practice in the practice bubble.
The Texans have a very fast paced practice, and it is a challenge for rookies to stay hydrated and not get sick in the heat. Rookies are usually the players that struggle the most in the heat.
Social Media. With the advent of camera video/pictures, public figures face greater scrutiny than ever before. Just assume anything that you do publicly will end up on the web.
Things like Twitter and Facebook are great ways to create connections with fans but they are tools that need to be used wisely. The best rule of thumb is not to post anything on social media that you would be ashamed to see on the front cover of the newspaper or have owner Bob McNair read. If you have any doubts, don't do it. Your friends may use social media in a different way, with cussing or nasty talk, but once you represent a team and a fanbase, you shouldn't do that any more.
Reliant Stadium's Roof. Reliant Stadium has a retractable roof. They usually open the roof if the temperature is between 80-50 degrees. The stadium is very vertical to keep the seats close to the field so there is usually not much airflow, and the temperature inside the stadium can be 15 degrees hotter than outside if the roof is open on a sunny day. Punt/kickoff returners sometimes has problems on sunny days returning kicks from the north end zone because the ball comes from the shade into the sun.
One good thing about the seats being close to the field is that the stadium can get very loud. They say studies show that it is equally loud whether the roof is open or not. I've heard it be very loud in Reliant but last year there weren't too many opportunities because the defense struggled. If the Texans can build a dominant defense, Reliant Stadium could be one of the loudest in the league.
The Bull Pen. The north end zone of the stadium is called "Bull Pen." It's the Texans version of the Browns' Dawg Pound. The fans on that side of the stadium stand for the entire game, and they can make it very loud for opponent offenses on that side of the field. The tunnel that the players come out on the field is on that side of the stadium. You want the Bull Pen on your side.
It used to be that after nice wins and the final game of the season, the players would high five fans and sign autographs over the wall throughout the stadium. Last year, only a few players did that. Don't know if that was a players' choice or a corporate one where they wanted the players back in the locker room quickly. I think fans appreciate that connection.
Any Other Advice? So does anyone have any more (not joke) advice or things they would like to add to this? If not, just welcome the incoming Texans rookies. With the lockout, they have bigger challenges than usual.


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INDIANAPOLIS — Seattle Seahawks safety Jeron Johnson could only chuckle afterward.
He saw the loose ball head into the end zone after Jermaine Kearse blocked a first-quarter punt. Johnson sprinted after it, dived on the ball and felt he smothered it into his body as he slid out of the back of the end zone.
The initial call on the field was a safety. Like all scoring plays in the NFL, it was reviewed.
Seattle head coach Pete Carroll was so sure at one point that the call would be overturned, he threw his hands in the air during a commercial break.
The bad news for the Seahawks came shortly afterward when the play was confirmed as a safety.
"My thought was get on the ball before it went out the back of the end zone," Johnson said. "I felt like I got it and covered it inbounds. Had control of it. Looked like I had control of it before it went out of bounds …"
The call put the Seahawks in front 12-0. It also prevented them from being up 17-0.
"Obviously, 17 would have looked a little bit grim," Indianapolis coach Chuck Pagano said. "Twelve looked a lot better than 17. It could have been (a bigger hole), but our guys just hung in there."
This was a rare good start for the Seahawks which came into the game with just 10 first-quarter points this season.
"We knew we were off to a good start," Carroll said. "We could feel that. We were ready to go and playing well. Not getting the points on the blocked kick, which could have been, that could've been a much different margin and unfortunately that didn't go for us.
"He had the ball in his chest and they didn't see it that way. What I was told was they saw the ball wasn't secure."
Johnson said he would take the same approach if the play happened again. Right afterward, he thought about what would have happened if he just tapped it back into the field. What he didn't know was the two players directly behind him were Seahawks safety Chris Maragos and fullback Derrick Coleman.
"I tried to recover the ball, which I did," Johnson said.
Johnson hurt his hamstring on the opening kickoff in Week 1 versus Carolina and had been out since. He finished with one special teams tackle.
Unger out again
Pro Bowl center Max Unger was inactive again Sunday, forcing the Seahawks to start three backups on the offensive line for the second consecutive week. Lemuel Jeanpierre started in Unger's place once again. Paul McQuistan was at left tackle for the injured Russell Okung and rookie Michael Bowie at right tackle for the injured Breno Giacomini.
Also out of action was veteran tight end Zach Miller. Rookie Luke Willson started for him.
"It was going to be a miracle if (Miller and Unger) made it through," Carroll said. "We just needed to wait and do the right thing. It's a long season.
"Like I've been saying all along, we've been trying to take the conservative route with these guys returning so that they'll be there for the long haul and that was the right decision."
Wilson on the run
The Colts had two sacks, both by defensive end Robert Mathis, but were able to flush Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson often.
That sent Wilson on the run.
Wilson rushed for 102 yards on 13 carries, many scrambles up the middle, for his first 100-yard rushing game of his career. Marshawn Lynch also ran for 102 yards on 17 carries.
Wilson has 179 rushing yards the last two weeks behind the mixed-and-matched offensive line.
"Just the flow of the game," Wilson said. "The thing for me is I am always going through my progressions, so, if it's not there for me, I am just trying to step up and get something positive for us."
Wilson was less successful with his arm. He was 15-for-31, just a 48.4 percent completion percentage. He missed an open Golden Tate down the right sideline with 25 seconds to play in the second quarter. If he was on point, the Seahawks would have had a touchdown right before the half. Instead, the drive ended without points.
"I honestly thought that was right on the money," Wilson said. "I was just about a half-a-foot too far."
Extra points
Willson made two catches for 28 yards. .. QB B.J. Daniels, CB Jeremy Lane, FB Spencer Ware and DE Benson Mayowa were inactive for the Seahawks. … The Lucas Oil Stadium roof was closed because of rain. … 66,608 tickets were distributed for the game.


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Fairly new to Arch, well used to Linux. I've got xorg and xfce4 going on my laptop, running from startx at the moment.
I went looking for the xdm package, but it seems Arch doesn't have one, for whatever reason, so I installed wdm instead. Was I wrong to expect a default wdm script to be installed in /etc/rc.d? Or do I have to write my own?
xdm is part of the xorg-pkg, so u just would have had to modify the initab.
maybe u should check the >xdm-archlinux 0.2-1< package in incoming,
one of the best themes for xdm ... at least for arch.
ps. i'm sorry can't help u with the wdm-prob.
$ wget -c -r -l inf -i what_the_hel.l
There appears to be no startup script for wdm as you suspected. I've never used it myself but you could try changing your inittab based on these directions: http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Sta … 0at%20boot
Then set the last line to:
x:5:respawn:/usr/bin/wdm -nodaemon -config /etc/wdm/wdm-config
The -config is necessary because the package seems to be configured to look in /usr/etc/wdm for it's files. If this works you should update the wiki pages. Good luck.
also note that in addition to the above modification, you have to change your default runlevel to 5, in /etc/inittab.
top of the file, there's a line that reads
that's the default runlevel. Change the 3 to 5 and it will start wdm or xdm or gdm or whatever you define on the x: line at the end
Hi there,
I wrote my own wdm script for /etc/rc.d which looks as follows:
exec /usr/bin/wdm -config /etc/wdm/wdm-config
i.e. nothing to write home about. Works like a charm, though. Just start it with adding "wdm" to your daemons in rc.conf, that should do the trick.
Thanks for the replies folks.
I was only trying to get wdm going because I couldn't find xdm - now that mak has pointed me in the right direction, I'll stick with that.
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The LG KS360 cell phone measures 101.5 x 51 x 16.8 millimeters and it is about the same size as a typical "candy bar" monoblock phone.
The LG KS360 cell phone(LG Cell phone Previews) plus a 2.4 inch TFT touchscreen display with 240 x 320 pixels. The keyboard on the LG KS360 cell phone is interesting for a couple of reasons. On the positive side, the key spacing is very good which should help when composing messages.
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MARTIN O'Neill expects a semi-sonic showing from Villa at Wembley – even though he believes the national stadium should be preserved for finals.
O'Neill has given his squad a couple of days off before they crank up their preparations for Saturday teatime's FA Cup last-four clash against Chelsea.
Villa are approaching the semi-final tie with renewed confidence after banishing their Stamford Bridge drubbing with a 1-0 win at Bolton last weekend.
And O'Neill believes rather than dwelling on their 7-1 setback the claret and blues should take positives from last October's 2-1 home win over Chelsea.
"We're going to go and try and win the game," said O'Neill.
"I accept the fact that it was at our ground but we have beaten Chelsea before.
"Last time we played particularly poorly and we let ourselves down of course.
"But the players haven't had too many regrets this season and I think that was the point the chairman made."
O'Neill admits chairman Randy Lerner is looking forward to Villa's second trip to Wembley in six weeks.
But the manager is a traditionalist and believes semi-finals should be staged at alternative neutral venues.
"The chairman, despite the Chelsea game, has been enjoying the season," said O'Neill.
"I said before, if he could get a trip to Wembley, he'd be delighted.
"We've done that and while I'm not a great believer in semi-finals being played at Wembley, we're going back there.
"Semi-finals by tradition were always played at a neutral venue but Wembley was still a dream and you went there for the final and the final only."
O'Neill believes Villa's weekend win at Bolton – which boosts their outside chances of a top-four finish – showcased the character and spirit of his team.
"I don't think we could be in the position we're in this season with the games we've played and the things we've been going for without having something about us," he said.
"The Bolton game was a very important day for us because we showed the people we have this character, that it's there.
"We have possessed it all season and you have to occasionally put some things into perspective and perhaps a wretched last half-hour last Saturday shouldn't take the gloss off a brilliant season.
"The effort the team put in week in, week out, month in, month out is there to be admired."
Meanwhile, former Villa captain Martin Laursen has heaped praise on successor Stiliyan Petrov ahead of the semi-final.
Laursen, who retired with a knee problem just under a year ago, has been impressed with how Petrov has taken to wearing the armband. "Stiliyan has played a lot of games and has been important for the team in all of them," said Laursen.
"He is the captain and he is acting like a captain, taking on a lot of responsibility on the pitch. He has stepped into that role very well.
"He is playing well and playing a lot of games – but it's definitely quality and quantity from Stiliyan.
"He has been brilliant with the other players – talking to them, encouraging them and showing those characteristics you want to see from your captain.
"He plays that holding midfield role very well too. He is good at breaking up play but he can play it too."


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How can I have this distinctive hangover feeling all over my body if I didn't drink anything for days?
Perhaps you are getting sick?
Aftershock...just when u don't expect it!
have you had unprotected sex in the last few weeks that could be the reason .... a friend said the same thing and they caught a sti
It must have been some party to do that :O
could be withdrawals from sugar, depending on type of drink+mixer you use. Just give it up be tea total its better for your health.lol
Sounds like a withdrawal. Alcoholic by any chance?
when you drink alchohal your liver quits filtering everything else untill every bit of alchohal is out then it starts filtering the next potent harmfull thing and so on untill all pollutants are out sometimes it can take longer depending on what else you had and wether your filtering enough water threw your body to speed up the filtering process
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Thursday, April 01, 2010
Mickey clubhouse
Happy Birthday Vladen and enjoy your party tomorrow!
Btw, I will be away tomorrow morning and will not be attending to mails during my absent, sorry for that.
18 comments:
Hello Ms. Glad! i'm so interested on this cake that you made .. it's really beautiful! my baby girl is turning 1 on May 2 .. what's the lead time for ordering this cake? also, we can make abit of changes on the design if we want to, right? lastly, how much does this cost? hope to hear from you .. thanks! -Jolly (email@example.com)-
- 9/4/10
- Glad said...
Hi Jolly. Thanks for visiting my blog. I've sent your an email.
- 10/4/10
Hi Glad,
I wants to order the mickey mouse cake & can i check for 2kg? I really love after seeing the pics... Can i check for the pricing too...
Thanks & Rgds
Christina ( email@example.com)
- 14/4/10
- Glad said...
Hi Christina, have emailed you :)
- 14/4/10
- Ping said...
Hi Ms Glad... i am interested on this cake. my boy loves to watch mickey mouse clubhouse and loves mickey mouse.
So decided to give him a mickey mouse birthday when he turns 1.
Would like to know the lead time for ordering this cake. The cost and whether able to change abit of design if we want to.
my email is email@example.com
Thank you so much.
- 17/4/10
- Glad said...
Hi Ping. Have replied you vide email. Thank you.
- 23/4/10
Hi Glad,
i'm so interested with this mickey mouse cake. i've been thinking to use this cake for my son's bday party in july.can i have some info like the ordering time,price,and the minimum size for this cake?
hope to hear from you..
Ester (firstname.lastname@example.com)
- 4/6/10
- Glad said...
Hi Esther,
Thanks for visiting my blog. Am sorry that I'm not available in July. Thank you :)
- 5/6/10
hi, i would like to do something similar for my bb boy's 1st bday. he's turning 1 in Sep and the cake needs to be cater for est 660 pax.
pls advise cost and lead time for ordering this cake. Tks.
Noelle: firstname.lastname@example.com
- 26/6/10
Hi..Its really a great pleasure to browse thru all the cakes you;ve made..i quite interested on this cake too..and wonder if you could send me an email for all the details like pricing, etc? do you have any design of cakes like dibo the gift dragon?
- 27/6/10
- Glad said...
Noelle & Sharon,
Have sent you an email :)
- 30/6/10
Hi Glad,
I am interested in the cake for my boy's december 20 birthday age 2. May I know the price for 2 kg and also how many days in advance I have to place the order?
- 4/10/10
- Glad said...
Hi, have sent you an email. Am sorry that I'll be away.
- 5/10/10
- minnie said...
hi how is ur charge?? im interested in mickey mouse theme czn send me thanks firstname.lastname@example.com
- 17/10/10
Hi Glad,
I love your Mickey Clubhouse theme designs..they are works of art..:-)
My gal loves mickey mouse and I'm thinking of using this theme for her coming 3rd birthday party..(12th March).
Kindly advise if you can accommodate as it was mentioned on your blog you will not b baking fm 12th-20th March..:-( and its pricing...( 2kg or 3kg )
Catrin (firstname.lastname@example.com)
- 12/2/11
- Glad said...
Hi Catrin. Thanks for visiting my blog. Am sorry that I'm not available. Thank you :)
- 16/2/11
- Devil said...
Hi glad i really love your designs and I'm really interested about this cake after seing it I would like to know if I could place an order for my son he's turning one this Oct 3rd and roughly how much and I wanna ask if u making cupcakes with Mickey and friends design too. Thank you..
- 12/8/14
- Glad said...
Sorry not for sales ^.^
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Justin hosts his own show Tea Time With Justin Moorhouse daily on Manchester's Sony Award winning radio station Key 103.
TV credits include playing Young Kenny in the award-winning Phoenix Nights (C4), Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow (BBC One), The Charlotte Church Show (C4), 8 Out of 10 Cats (C4), The Grumpy Guides (BBCTwo2) and Shameless (E4).
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Despite looking like a slightly dishevelled and demented geography lecturer, he is a brilliant comedian. He crackles with childish energy, getting caught in flights of fancy and going off on strange tangents, but never loses sight of the gag. A performer worth the admission price alone.
He was a regular in BBC2's Johnny Vegas sitcom 'Ideal', a former City Life Comedian of the Year and Breakthrough Act at the North West Comedy Awards. Like a truly bizarre hybrid of Harry Hill, Half Man Half Biscuit and Viz comic, Seymour is a teller of extremely tall tales and High Priest of the terrifically twisted one-liner. He was also victorious in the Cup A Soup Comedy Challenge. You may mock such a curiously named title but the prize money was 10 grand.
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Charlie Wilson, Love, Charlie
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Daley Blind says Man Utd will repay their supporters against West Brom
Having seen their supporters stand besides them despite 0-3 loss to Everton, United's midfielder says his team will make it right against West Brom on Saturday
Manchester: After enduring two back-to-back defeats, Manchester United midfielder Daley Blind feels that the team needs to win the tie against West Bromwich Albion at Old Trafford on Saturday for the fans.
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"When you lose 3-0 at Everton then you are very disappointed, that's true," he said.
"We want to make it right in the next game. I think the team wants to show a reaction to the last two games. It is the first time this season that we have lost twice in a row, but now we have a home game with the crowd behind us.
"We saw how our fans reacted in the game at Everton. They were amazing, they were there until the end and I think that is great support. We have to pay them back by winning against West Brom," said the Dutch international.
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After 6 months of development, the KDE Localisation (l10n) website web site has been launched replacing the old i18n.kde.org. It uses the default KDE layout, and its admins hope this site will help the KDE translation process work better than ever. Read on for the details.
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A Leicester flyover could be demolished as part of plans to improve the area, the city council said.
Leicester's assistant mayor said it was one of many ideas to get more pedestrians to the Belgrave Road area.
Traders on the Golden Mile said it could have a negative effect on their businesses as people use the overpass as a "gateway" to the road.
Leicester City Council said although the flyover was structurally safe, the edges were weakening and leaking water.
Ted Cassidy, assistant mayor of Leicester, said: "We're looking at the possibility of removing the flyover, which is a gash between the city centre and this area, so we're going to be doing a lot over the next few years.
"Everybody's suffering from the recession and I think the shopkeepers on Belgrave Road know that, but if we can help by shop-front improvement, investing in the roads, making the pedestrian's experience better - that encourages people to come here."
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Shopkeepers on the Golden Mile said they were keen to work with the council to improve trade.
Alistair Reed, the city council's strategic director of development culture and regeneration, said it was not currently a plan to remove the overpass but an "idea that's very much worth further consideration".
"The two solutions that we would look at, if we took the flyover down, is how much traffic would we get through a very much revised junction underneath and what traffic would be diverted down other ways into Leicester," he said.
"However, it's not something we would do if was to cause major traffic problems and we would do a lot of study and consultation beforehand."
Mr Reed said Leicester City Council needed to find out whether demolishing the flyover could be achieved and the cost implications of the project.
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Apple on the worldwide developers Conference 2010 in San Francisco introduced the next version of the web browser Safari (version 5.0) for Mac and Windows platforms. The most crucial changes available in that version of this program HML5 and the extensions support. The web browser has also the option to make Bing the default search engine.
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Hollywood's long-anticipated revitalization took its first official step forward Monday as the city's Community Redevelopment Agency approved the first draft of an ambitious 30-year building program to change the face of the film industry's blighted birthplace.
The agency's board voted unanimously to send the redevelopment plan to the Los Angeles Planning Commission for review after two years of work by agency planners and a citizen advisory panel. The agency also voted to begin seeking tax increment financing from local, state and federal sources.
"Hollywood will finally be given the attention it deserves," said agency board chairman James Wood before the vote was taken.
The project, expected to cost between $572 million and $920 million by the time it is completed, would transform a 1,100-acre redevelopment district into an entertainment and tourist center. The redevelopment agency envisions 2.65 million square feet of office space, 1,600 hotel rooms, 2,800 housing units, 4,500 new parking spaces and 20 acres of parks in the district in 30 years.
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A line of mourners stretched for a half mile, waiting to get into the memorial for Sean Collier. They made their way through tight security, including metal detectors and bomb-sniffing dogs.
Speaking at the memorial at the school's Cambridge campus, Vice President Joe Biden referred to the bombing suspects as "two twisted, perverted, cowardly knockoff jihadis." He said terrorists attack the United States to try to get it to abandon what it values most -- its open society and its system of justice.
He told the family of the slain officer that he hoped they would derive some comfort from today's memorial service.
The officer's brother, Andrew Collier, says he was "born to be a police officer and lived out his dream." He says his brother would have loved everything about this day -- including the bagpipes and the American flag.
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America's Best DJ: The Last Lap
We've been in a New York state of mind for the past few weeks, with a pair of consecutive tour stops at the city's Marquee Nightclub.
Marquee played host to a house marathon on July 25, with Sharam playing a special first-to-last set that lasted well over five hours. Taking to the decks right as doors opened, he kicked off the night with two hours of uplifting house cuts before taking it to a darker, bass-centric place around 1 AM. Hitting the peak hours of the wall-to-wall packed club, he dropped booming bombs, including material from Deep Dish—his recently reunited duo with fellow ABDJ nom Dubfire.
We've got two stops left. DJ Expo attendees are in for an afterparty to remember this Wednesday at the Ego Lounge in Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal, as DJ Skribble will take to the decks for his signature genre-defying performance. Following the Atlantic City adventures, the tour heads down to the dirty south with a stop at Columbus, GA's Mix Ultra Lounge. Nominee Roonie G will perform, and attendees are sure to be wowed by his innovative video mixing style.
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Minor leaguers suspended over steroids
SEATTLE Seattle's Damian Moss and Ryan Christianson were among 38 players suspended Monday for violating baseball's minor league steroids policy, a group that included eight players from the Mariners' organization.
Jeter one-ups Varitek, Boston
NEW YORK Mariano Rivera picked up right where he left off last October, blowing another lead against the Boston Red Sox. This time, Derek Jeter bailed him out.
Baseball fans say sport is pricey
WASHINGTON For all the talk about steroids, as baseball begins its new season more Americans think players' high salaries are the sport's biggest problem, according to an Associated Press-AOL poll released Monday.
Nationals debut with exciting loss
PHILADELPHIA If any of the Washington Nationals looked up while walking toward the visitors' dugout for their regular-season debut, they might have noticed the framed uniforms of NL teams lining the walls.
Reds hammer Mets' bullpen
CINCINNATI Pedro Martinez and Carlos Beltran made impressive debuts with the New York Mets, but Adam Dunn and Joe Randa homered off Braden Looper in the ninth to give the Cincinnati Reds a dramatic 7-6 victory Monday.
Young, Tigers blow past Royals
DETROIT Dmitri Young became the third player to hit three homers on opening day, and Jeremy Bonderman won as the youngest opening-day starter in the major leagues since 1986 to lead Detroit over the Kansas City Royals 11-2 Monday.
Young Marines credit their program
The men and women of Peninsula Moose Lodge No. 1942 and No. 1120 wish to sincerely thank the Kenai Young Marines for the services they provided during the recent Alaska-Hawaii Mid-Year Convention. Their color guard was terrific, and they served dinner to several hundred people.
Easter story should not be forgotten
The Bible is the story of God redeeming his chosen people for the praise of his glory. The story began in eternity past when God made a plan that his son, Jesus Christ, would suffer, die on a cross and be resurrected as an act of divine justice to secure the salvation of chosen people by forgiving their sins without compromising his own perfect holy standard for humanity.
Community's green pride shows through
The 14th annual Soldotna St. Patrick's Day Celebration was truly a successful day enjoyed by the community.
Reader upset with representatives
Eighty-three percent of Alaska taxpayers voted not to touch the permanent fund on Sept. 14, 1999. Today, Senate Bill 98 is on the way for the governor's signature.
Staff says hunt was 'egg'cellent
The Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center staff would like to thank the area community for participating in our Easter egg hunt and making it a wonderful success.
Good morning. A thought to pounder: "Normal is getting dressed in clothes that you buy for work, driving through traffic in a car that you are still paying for, in order to get to a job that you need so you can pay for the clothes, car and the house that you leave empty all day in order to afford to live in it."Unknown
Cooper Landing
Cheerio. The new snow won't last long in this sun. A herd of turkeys is making the rounds from Bean Creek Road to the lake shore near the bridge, several people have reported.
Hello, neighbors. Have you made the transition into daylight-saving time yet? It might take a few days to lose that "out of sync" feeling.
Hi , neighbors. It looks like spring has finally arrived. I'm looking forward to getting into the garden and checking on some new plants that I am hoping survived the winter.
Dusty greetings from Kasilof. Thanks to the crews working to remove the accumulation of road sand off the highways and byways. Many of us just shrug off the irritation and poor visibility of roiling plumes of particulates in the air but for other, it is a health risk.
Hi, neighbors. We definitely have more snow on the ground than either our neighbors to the north or south. Have you noticed in past years that we seem to be the last for our landscape to change from white to brown?
The Soldotna neighbors column was not available at deadline.
Fort Knox offers possible preview of Pebble Mine
As Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. continues planning for what would be the largest open-pit mine in North America, officials with the Alaska Division of Mining, Land and Water have a wealth of information from which to draw as they consider the extent and limits of NDM's future mining permits.
Hitchhiker Holt agrees to plea in murder trial
The man accused of fatally shooting a Soldotna man along the Seward Highway nearly four years ago and stealing his pickup truck entered a plea Monday of "no contest" to murder. In exchange for having several other felony charges dropped, Robert Owen Holt Jr., 22, agreed to plead no contest to one count of first-degree murder.
ChevronTexaco to buy Unocal
ChevronTexaco Corp. announced Monday it will acquire Unocal Corp., leaving some to question the future of Unocal's assets in Cook Inlet.
Posting bonds gets even harder for mine operators
Posting financial assurances, or bonds, is becoming ever more costly for mine operators these days said Ed Fogel, mining coordinator for the state of Alaska.
Man found dead on Petersburg street
JUNEAU (AP) Petersburg police are investigating as a homicide the death of a 29-year-old man whose body was found on a one-way street in the middle of town.
New Fish and Game head finds favor
Area fishing groups are taking an optimistic approach to Gov. Frank Murkowski's appointment of McKie Campbell as commissioner of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
Two timing
Dylan Zoske and Brady Targonsky share the work as they peddle their way to the store Tuesday afternoon in Kenai. Bicyclists are taking advantage of recent spring weather.
Gravel pit plan spurs court case
A group of Anchor Point residents, who say they have witnessed the serious impacts on drinking water supplies caused by gravel mining operations in their area, have filed a suit they hope will eventually stop another pit from starting up.
Face forward
Freelance photographer Bill Heath photographs a mask depicting Native facial tattoos at the Kenai Visitors and Cultural Center on Monday. Heath's photographs will be published in a catalog of artwork for the summer art show, "Alaska 2005 Native Arts Now" opening May 2 with a First Thursday reception May 5 and a gala reception May 13.
Initiatives aim to give voters more say in borough finances
The Alliance of Concerned Taxpayers, which last week filed an initiative they say would give voters more control over capital spending by the Kenai Peninsula Borough Assembly, filed a second volley at borough financial policy Monday with another initiative that would prevent increases in property taxes without approval of 60 percent of voters.
Northern Dynasty ownership complex
Just who owns major blocks of shares in Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd. and would have a measure of influence over the proposed Pebble Mine project is a bit of a moving target. Another question is who might ultimately operate the mine once development actually begins.
Education plan deserves a look
Ben Stevens may have shocked the Capitol with his idea for financing school construction through Alaska Permanent Fund earnings, but he's on to something. Best of all, he's willing to make an investment decision.
Governor's tax bill reflects values of Republicans
Gov. Frank Murkowski took action and criticism from fellow party members last week for being true to his Republican roots.
Around the Peninsula
Driver safety class scheduled Nikiski chamber to meet Child Find screening available Rowing presentation set Dog classes available
Around the Peninsula
Kenai chamber to meet Family resource workshop slated Genealogical society to meet Garage, baked sale fund-raiser planned Track and field meet set Dinner, auction benefit slated
Ninilchik School
The sophomore class is sponsoring a ralent show April 15 at 7 p.m. If you are interested in showing off your talent, call Jamie Leman at 567-3722 or 567-3361 to sign up.
Soldotna Montessori
The lottery has concluded, results will be posted today. Parents who wish to enroll their children can go on a waiting list.
Skyview High
PProm is Saturday. The annual talent show is April 13. Applications are available from Mr. Holt or Mrs. Raemaeker. Deadline for applications is Monday. Mandatory practice for the show will be Tuesday.
Free developmental screening available
Frontier Community Services Early Intervention, Kenai Public Health and the Kenai Peninsula Borough School District will offer free developmental screenings for children up to age 5. Stop by from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Friday at the Kenai Public Health office, 630 Barnacle Way in Kenai.
Mountain View Elementary
Student of the month lunch is at 11:35 p.m. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Wensley's field trip to Anchorage leaves at 6 a.m. Thursday and returns approximately at 5:30 p.m.
KPC: Around Campus
Kenai Peninsula College is hosting a statewide workforce development conference this week to bring leaders from the oil, gas and mining industries together with the state's education and training providers.
Sears Elementary
The students in Ms. Ralston's class are learning about how to do research for their zoo animals. The students have picked an animal that they would like to become the expert on for their trip to the Alaska Zoo in Anchorage. Students have been doing research on the Internet, using encyclopedias, books, handouts, etc. The students also are learning about the process of taking notes, writing a rough draft and how to publish a report.
KPC Kachemak Bay offers nursing program
The Kachemak Bay Campus of Kenai Peninsula College presents a series of career and degree program information meetings in April on human services, psychology, education, nursing and office management and technology. Current students and the public are encouraged to attend.
Soldotna Elementary
The school honored Sheila Barbour this week for her commitment to kindness.
Chapman School
The sixth- through eighth-graders had a late night event last Friday. The students played toe tag, dodge ball and basketball. Seventh-grade student council representative Allyx Barron is collecting clothes for Helping Hands in Anchor Point. Donations may be dropped off at the school.
Lunch menus
Elementary Secondary
Fall enrollment has begun. Call 714-8880 for an appointment.
Nikiski North Star Elementary
Students and staff celebrated Character Counts for January, February and March.
Cook Inlet Academy
Congratulations to the varsity boys' basketball team for winning state. The parents thank those who helped with the basketball programs.
Redoubt Elementary
Fall preregistrations are due back to the school as soon as possible. Registration continues today for kindergartners.
Grace Lutheran
Monday through Wednesday students in grades four through eight will spend the morning working on standardized tests. The school reminds parents to have their student get a good night's sleep and eat a healthy breakfast
Seward High
Students of the Month for February are David Apperson for academics, Matthew Blair for achievement, Chelsea Pullins for appreciation and Alicia Monnier for attitude. The Employee of the Month is Gary Benson, special education instructor.
Kalifornsky Beach Elementary
Mrs. Furlong's class finished a mini-unit on inventions. Parents are invited to stop by and take a look. The reading challenge continues and students are reminded to turn in a reading log every Thursday. Students will travel to Anchorage on April 13 to participate in art and history lessons at The Anchorage Museum. They also will visit H2Oasis.
Soldotna High
Student government elections are scheduled for May. Students wishing to run for a student government office must meet minimum grade point average requirements. Forms are available in room 74.
Kenai Central High
Congratulations to the members of the choir who performed on a recent trip to Europe.
Soldotna Middle
In Mr. Hagen's students have been learning the importance of staying in school through economics. Volunteers were Kathy Sullivan, Lisa Roberts, Jason Carroll, Febra Hensley and Robyn Sullens.
Tustumena Elementary
Class pictures were taken March 29. The school will send home an individual photo proof for each student this week. Parents may view the proof (including pricing information) before determining whether to purchase an individual picture packet. The class photo also may be ordered at that time. Parents are asked to return their picture orders by Tuesday.
Sterling Elementary
The school has received the first classroom set of handheld computers in the district. Over the coming weeks fifth- and sixth-graders will learn to use the computers to write, edit and illustrate stories, use spreadsheets, to store and analyze scientific data and keep a daily planner and to-do lists. Eventually, the school will expect to use the computers schoolwide as a portable computer lab. The school is thankful for supporters for allowing it to bring this cutting edge technology to the Falcons.
KMS opens shop
The basement walls of Kenai Middle School once enclosing old and unused sports equipment until a recent reformation thanks to the eighth-grade leadership class.
Kenai Middle School
Students of the Month are Shaele Bryant, Kammi Carlson, Jacob Daniel, Audrey Forrest, Alexandria Kiel, Chad Middick, Tim Saner, Alysha Shaginoff, Kendall Soares, Leah Stephens and Kristin Williams.
Kenai Cooperative
Monday the students planted grass and flowers, made a diorama of a farm and a pig mask.
Kenaitze Head start
Tuntaz'un (breakup or spring) is coming.
Poetry winners announced
Students from six area schools participated in the American Flag Poetry Program sponsored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Ladies Auxiliary, Jerry V. Horn Memorial Post 10046, Soldotna.
NHLPA rejects two league proposals
TORONTO (AP) The NHL players' union rejected two league proposals Monday during a seven-hour meeting aimed at trying to end a lockout that shut down the season.
Lawmakers ask NBA, NHL for drug-testing info
WASHINGTON (AP) Congressmen looking into steroids in sports sent letters Tuesday to the heads of the NBA, NHL and five other groups asking for information about their drug-testing policies.
Mickelson wins BellSouth in a playoff
DULUTH, Ga. Phil Mickelson is headed to Augusta with a win, his usual smile and the proper mind-set.
Nicklaus grieves for his grandson and still wants to play at Augusta
They began playing a few weeks ago, a famous father and son using time on the golf course to help deal with their grief. The conversation came later, after two trips to a place they both love.
Phelps wins two more races at U.S. trials
INDIANAPOLIS Two more races, two more wins, and Michael Phelps finally had enough.
Lady Bears take crown
INDIANAPOLIS Baylor now has a basketball team it can celebrate. And oh, what a celebration it was.
MSU, Baylor ready to battle
INDIANAPOLIS Steffanie Blackmon saw a challenge at Baylor and jumped at it. Kristin Haynie was told she could win championships at Michigan State and believed it.
Panthers make most of trip
The Skyview boys soccer team lost all three games at the Spring Fever tournament Thursday through Saturday at Adair-Kennedy Memorial Park in Juneau, but Panthers coach Dave Carpenter couldn't be happier.
Tar Heels take title
ST. LOUIS Finally, Roy Williams had a good reason to cry.
Pacers take it to Knicks in New York
NEW YORK Stephen Jackson scored 33 points on his 27th birthday, and the Indiana Pacers beat the New York Knicks 97-79 Tuesday night despite poor shooting from Reggie Miller in his final appearance at Madison Square Garden.
Williams enjoys victory
Roy Williams started walking slowly up the sideline as the longest three seconds of his life ticked off the clock. Instead of jumping, shouting or even pumping a fist, he calmly reached up to make sure his glasses sat squarely on the bridge of his nose.
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Former Maricopa County Attorney Andrew Thomas, now a GOP candidate for governor, used his first television ad of the election cycle to take on immigration, the "gay lobby" and liberal judges.Read More »
Brewer headed to Tennessee for governors meeting
Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer is heading to Tennessee to attend summer meetings of the National Governors Association.Read More »
Melvin endorses Ducey in race for Arizona governor
Having pulled out of the race himself, state Sen. Al Melvin is supporting state Treasurer Doug Ducey for the Republican nomination for Arizona governor.Read More »
Top gubernatorial candidates rake in cash
Thanks to several large personal loans made to her campaign, Christine Jones handily led a crowded Republican gubernatorial primary field in both available resources and money spent.Read More »
Video blitz: TV ad war heats up in GOP primary for governor
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Race for AZ secretary of state attracts little attention
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Clean Elections won't green-light Bennett voter education ad
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Clean Elections director recommends commission reject Bennett TV ad request
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Gubernatorial candidates tout plans for education
This year's gubernatorial race could have major implications for the future of K-12 education, from funding levels to school choice to the rancorous debate over the standards known as Common Core.Read More »


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For those of us who compete in the entrepreneurship meritocracy, listening to the complaints of those who are employed can sometimes be irksome.
I recently sat at an open table for an event. One of the other guests there was a schoolteacher. A single compliment about the importance of her profession was enough to open the floodgates of compensation complaints. She immediately shifted into a well-practiced speech about how teachers aren't paid enough, and why people should be happy to pay higher taxes to get better teachers.
I think people might be willing to make that trade, but with the protection of collective bargaining and tenure, increased salaries would only mean that we have the same teachers at higher pay. I don't see how the outcome would change very much.
As a business owner, I always want to jump into those conversations by suggesting that the complainer go into business for himself or herself. Of course, there is no guarantee of retirement benefits, job security, paid time off or even a regular paycheck. Once you choose the entrepreneurship meritocracy, you are on your own.
Being a business owner carries the red badge of courage. Friends and family (unless they too are entrepreneurs) are in a little bit of awe. You hear the comments at large gathering; "That's Martha's daughter Amanda. She owns her own business, you know. Who would have predicted that?"
Of course, they have a slightly skewed vision of your role. You own the business, so you come and go as you please. You hold the checkbook, so you can pay yourself whatever wages you wish. Best of all, you can assign anything you don't like to do to an employee. What could be better?
Choosing the Entrepreneurship Meritocracy.
You have control of your life. That is, unless a customer makes unreasonable demands, a vendor fails to supply as promised, or an employee doesn't show up for a critical task. Other than that, it's the life of Riley.
If a new business owner makes it through the gauntlet of competition, changing markets and plain old bad luck, he or she might wind up with an enviable lifestyle. That presumably compensates for any number of 16-hour days, 7-day weeks, years without a vacation and sleepless nights along the way.
I support better pay for good teachers. For that matter, I also think that policemen, firefighters, soldiers and sailors deserve more. However, they all picked careers with well defined benefits and compensation. They knew the game and all of the rules on the day they started.
I think I'll try sitting at a table of strangers and saying, "I'm a business owner. You know, I don't make nearly enough for the work I put in. There are a lot more challenges than I could have ever anticipated. Everyone should be willing to pay higher prices for my goods and services so that I can live a better lifestyle."
I doubt I'd garner much in the way of sympathy. After all, every one of us chose the entrepreneurship meritocracy, and others rightfully expect us to live with the results.
Thanks for reading! If each subscriber shared Awake at 2 o'clock with one other business owner, we would run out of business owners in 17 weeks.


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Midwifery Program
ACNM Awards
The ACNM Foundation Excellence in Teaching Award
This award is selected by SUNY Downstate midwifery students and granted to faculty by the ACNM Foundation for demonstrating excellence in teaching through academic and clinical education, as well as exemplifying and supporting the highest standards of midwifery practice.
2009 & 2004 Aleida Llanes-Oberstein
2008 Suzanne Schechte
The ACNM Regional Award for Excellence
left image: Suzanne Schechter CNM, LM, MS
right image: Grace Holmes, CNM, LM, MS (R) congratulates Suzanne Schechter, CNM, LM, MS on receiving the ACNM Regional Award for Excellence at the Annual ACNM meeting in New Orleans.
Suzanne Schechter was awarded the 2004 Regional Award for Excellence from the American College of Nurse-Midwives. The region included Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. The award was presented at the ACNM Annual Meeting in New Orleans, La., on Saturday, May 29, 2004.
Professor Schechter is described by students and colleagues as a "mentor, role model, guiding force, and the 'backbone' of the daily operations for the SUNY Downstate Midwifery Program" according to her nomination. Professor Schechter has taught for the SUNY program for the past 18 years and was named education director eight years ago. She demonstrates exceptional organizational skills and a keen sense of anticipating the unexpected.
Professor Schechter has a Masters of Science in Nursing with distinction from Pace University and received a Certificate in Midwifery from SUNY Downstate. Professor Schechter coauthored the article, "Integrating Qualified Nurses and Non-Nurses in Midwifery Education: The Two-Year Experience of an ACNM DOA Accredited Program," featured in the peer-reviewed Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health in January, 2000.
Schechter serves a wide variety of positions inside ACNM, including its accreditation and education divisions. Locally, she has served on the Northeast Regional Consortium of Educators in Nurse-Midwifery (NERCEN) exam committee for the past thirteen years.


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Here it is people! I thought I'd share the joy via YouTube and save you the long download. Bungie announces Halo 3, the third and final game (OH NO!!) in the Halo Trilogy. Halo 3 will be released for Microsoft's Xbox 360 in 2007. The game was revealed to the world at the Microsoft press conference at Grauman's Chinese Theater, in Hollywood, CA. The announcement trailer is available for download on bungie.net and directly to your Xbox 360, in full HD glory from Xbox Live Marketplace. Read no further if you want to avoid spoilers.
Direct Quicktime HD links to the Halo 3 E32006 Announcement Trailer:
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Dr. Zdankiewicz is a general surgeon specializing in hernia surgery, colon cancer and colon surgery, and gall bladder surgery. He has been practicing General Surgery since 2000, and has been part of the Waterbury medical community since 1994.
Dr. Zdankiewicz is the Director of Trauma Medicine at Waterbury Hospital, and an Assistant Clinical Professor at University of Connecticut School of Medicine.
He is the Director of New England Vein Care.


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Why Mongolia?
We get a lot of questions in our line of work, one of the more common ones being, "why Mongolia?" Our short answer is, well, we love Mongolia! There is something about this country and people that has inspired our hearts to do something to make a difference here, to give a voice to the voiceless. Our other answer is simply, "why not?" Children all over the world have the right to learn and there is need everywhere. But with the eyes of the world world often focused on other corners of the globe we feel it very important to continue to fight for the cause of Mongolian children and make sure they are not forgotten.
Mongolia is a country of only 2.8 million people. We do not see that as a reason, however, to give less help, but instead see it as an opportunity to help bring a brighter future not only to a few communities, but to an entire country. We work long hours, invest our own money, and even move to Mongolia because we believe in the future of this country. We believe in its young generation and their ability to take on the responsibility of leading their country when the time comes. We hope that you will believe in Mongolia as we do, and help us make a positive impact across the country for this generation, and those yet to come.