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WOW Herbalism Leveling Guide
Click Here to check out the Herbalism Guide 450
In World of Warcraft the herbalism profession is not only
an important skill for the advanced World of Warcraft
character's but if your some what new to World of Warcraft
and are playing a non melee class, I highly recommend learning
the herbalism profession and heres' why.
First of all it's a fairly simple and straight forward
profession that doesn't take a long time to get good at.
The second reason is that herbalism is a relatively inexpensive
profession when it comes to leveling up.
Two great reasons why it is a great profession for the beginner.
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Before you jump right in and say that the herbalism profession
is the way to go, we must talk about the alchemy profession.
When the herbalism profession is combined with the alchemy profession,
not only can you make a steady supply of health and mana potion's
for yourself and your party. Those potion's can also be sold at
the auction house for a steady supply of gold.
Keep reading to get more detail's and advanced help for herbalism
and all other professions.
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This guide is specifically about World of Warcraft profession's
and how to max them out in record time.
So you think you know enough about the different profession's of
World of Warcraft, well keep reading and prepare to be amazed
about how important and valuable WOW profession's really are.
I find that most gamers see leveling their profession's and
choosing the most effective profession's as a secondary or
lesser important pursuit than the leveling of their character
and getting gold.In fact, choosing the correct profession's for
your character class and leveling your profession's is one of the
best way's to make ton's of gold fast, and is far less tedious
than farming or grinding.
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The Warcraftmanship guide will teach you what profession's work
best for each character class and how to best use them to help
you level your character and make crazy gold doing it.
This is not a bunch of theory or idea's.
The Warcraftmanship guide is 398 pages of high quality content
put together as a step by step, fool proof system to level
a profession in as little as one day.
No matter what class you are, this guide will show you how to
best use your profession's to make huge amounts of gold and
make playing World of Warcraft so much more fun.
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You may already know that there are certain routes in World
of Warcraft that are better than other's to power level
your character. Well the same applies when leveling your profession's.
Waisting time in World of Warcraft is not only time waisted but
it is money waisted. Warcraftmanship will cut your profession's
leveling time by more than half. Guaranteed!
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You will learn how to get all the thing's that you will need for
your profession's at the cheapest prices and then sell your
final product's for the maximum gold possible.
You will also have a complete list of World of Warcraft in-game
trainer's covering all the profession's so you will master them with ease.
Now you will know where all the herb's, gem's, ore's, leather's,
etc. are for all of your profession needs.
Do yourself a favor and check this guide out. It has a 100% money
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A/N: Hello everybody! I'm here to bring you a Phantomy story! I love PotO, and I think that Gerard Butler is incredibly handsome, but I found his deformity not very... deformed. I will be cranking the deformity level of awesome up to ten-billion, and for those still reading; thou hast been warned. Take it away Sixty!
Sixty: The Incredible Nameless Wonder does not have the rights to The Phantom of the Opera or any of the characters included in the book or films. This is published for entertainment purposes and don't sue her because she jail is a sick and boring place. Not to mention how humiliating it would be to go to jail for writing fanfiction anyway...
Me: Anyway, on with the story and for anybody who wants to know how my OC's look, please go to my profile, where they are listed along with my other stories. Enjoy!
More Than a Dream
Chapter One: The Book
Isn't it funny how a dream can change your life, and possibly the world?
History is based on dreams of glory, and everybody has a dream, I was no exception. Back when I was younger, I had a dream of being free, a dream that swept me off my feet and took me on an adventure with parts that I'd love to forget, but even more parts I hope to remember forever.
Are you still reading? Good, I'm quite glad; I assume you'd like to hear my story, yes? Well, by all means, I will tell, but I warn you, some of it may be very hard to believe...
"Well Annie, how are we feeling today?" I looked up from the white, tiled floor to my therapist with sleep-deprived eyes. It had been years since I'd gotten a decent sleep, who could anyway? What with the screaming and all.
"The use of 'we' in that sentence is somewhat emotionally non-neutral and bears a condescending, somewhat ironic nature, doctor." I replied and a smile of bewilderment lit up her face. Her brown hair was done up in a bun, with spectacles in front of her beautiful green eyes. She was single-handedly the most beautiful woman I'd ever seen, but her mind was even prettier than her face.
"Whatever you say, Ann." She said, sitting down on her chair while I just sat on the bare floor, tugging my white hospital gown down so it covered my knees. She absentmindedly fiddled with her pen, clicking it and taking out her clipboard, jotting down the date and looking to the clock on the wall for the time. "How has Sixty been?" She asked and I shrugged.
"She says hi." I told her carelessly with a shrug and she lifted an eyebrow, another smile coming onto her pink lips.
"Does she now? And how do you know that?" She questioned and I turned to look at the empty wooden chair in the corner of the room.
"Because she's sitting in the chair over there." I replied casually, waving to Sixty, my best friend for life, if you could call my existence that.
She was unearthly beautiful, with soft, wavy hair that didn't really have a colour and vibrant purple eyes. She was terribly kind to me, and gave me hugs when the mean doctors upped my medication doses, but I knew she wasn't real, and it was upsetting to know that she was just a figment of my imagination.
She waved back, smirking at Dr. Hendrix, flipping her hair over her shoulder. Dr. Clara Hendrix looked at me with a shocked expression and then to the chair where I knew she couldn't see a damn thing. Mom used to tell me that no one saw what I did because I was special, now my 'specialness' had a name, and it's called schizophrenia.
"Well, tell her I say hello too then." Dr. Hendrix told me and I nodded. "So" She paused, fiddling with her pen, suddenly she seemed nervous. "How is Sycamore?" I tensed when she mentioned my other friend.
"She's… she's…" I stopped, my rage growing as I tried in vain to calm myself down. I" DON'T WANT TO TALK!" I shouted suddenly, standing up and running over to the chair and sitting down beside it. I was very angry with Dr. Hendrix for mentioning her. Sycamore is the second of my three friends, and she was the only one I wished would go away more than anything.
Sycamore was the reason I was in the loony home after all, she was the one that condemned me. Her hair was midnight without stars, her skin was paper with no drawings, her mouth was blood and her eyes were like Hell fire, burning into my soul. She'd talk to me when I was asleep, whisper things in my ear. Bad things. She'd tell me to hit and scratch and bite or worse and I'd have to listen, I'd have to. You don't make Sycamore angry… you just… don't.
"I'm sorry Annika, I didn't mean to upset you but we need to talk about her." Dr. Clara Hendrix said in a gentle voice. I shook my head; I hated to talk about Sycamore, and I especially didn't want to talk to someone who had no idea what it was like. "Come back here, I have a gift for you." She said in a singsong voice that, while irritating, peaked my interest.
"What is it?" I asked carefully, standing up and taking a step in her direction. Dr. Hendrix smiled at my interest and reached into her purse, pulling out a black-leather book. I couldn't read what was written in the silver font on the front because of the distance, but I loved novels very much. I took another few steps closer and was able to make out the title.
"It's called The Phantom of the Opera; I bought it when I was around your age." She told me with a big smile, holding the book out to me. I took it hesitantly, touching the cover with wide eyes and a gentle hand. I opened it up and flipped to a random page, reading what was written.
"Poor, unhappy Erik! Shall we pity him? Shall we curse him? He asked only to be 'someone,' like everybody else. But he was too ugly! And he had to hide his genius or use it to play tricks with, when, with an ordinary face; he would have been one of the most distinguished of mankind! He had a heart that could have held the entire empire of the world; and, in the end, he had to content himself with a cellar. Ah, yes, we must need pity the Opera ghost..." I trailed off, my eyes widening further. I looked up to Dr. Hendrix, who had a far-away look in her eyes before coming back to earth and giving me a smile.
"Do you like it?" She asked quietly and I nodded, looking back to the book. "Then it's yours." She said and my mouth fell open in surprise.
"Really?" I asked my anger with her for mentioning Sycamore fading as I wondered just what this book was about.
"Mm-hmm. Think of it as a goodbye present." She said, her eyes falling to the ground. A smile that I didn't know was on my face fell and I cocked my head to the side, my curiosity growing.
"Goodbye present, Dr. Hendrix? What do you mean? The session's barely over!" I corrected and she didn't say anything right away.
"The hospital is moving me to a different premise's. I don't want to leave you Annika, but I have to, today is our last session." She said in a soft voice and suddenly, the anger returned.
"So you're just going to go?!" I shouted, resisting the urge to knock her block off. "You're just going to leave me here, I though you said I was your friend!" Blind rage built up inside me and I wanted to scream and kick and tear the world away. Yes, Dr. Hendrix didn't really understand me, but she was real, she was a friend and she was real. She meant a lot to me, more than I think even she knew, and the idea of her leaving was impossible to deal with.
"I know you're upset, Annika, but there's nothing I can do!" She exclaimed in a desperate voice, trying to get me to calm down. "I tried to convince the Warden, but you can't make her do anything she doesn't want, I'm sorry." She said, this time quieter. The anger dulled to sadness as I fought back tears. I was a big girl, almost seventeen, and big girls don't cry, that's what Dad always told me.
"I don't want you to leave." I said in a dull voice and she nodded, sighing and taking out a tissue from her breast-pocket. She dabbed her eyes and lifted her gaze to the ceiling so her mascara wouldn't run. I'd never seen anybody cry before, and after she did, I never wanted to again, it's horrible to see somebody so sad, and no one should ever be that upset.
"I'm sorry, Annika, I don't usually get this emotional, but I am going to miss you." She told me and I nodded in agreement.
"I'll miss you too, I guess." I replied and she gave me a soft, sad smile.
"Read the book, my dear, and think of me when you get the chance, okay?" She asked and I nodded again, moving a little closer.
"We still have fifteen minutes, Dr. Hendrix, you don't have to leave." I said and she smiled brighter.
"I could read the first few chapters, if you'd like." She offered and I smiled back at her, making room on the floor for her to sit down. She joined me and took the book, turning it open and inhaling.
"Let's do this." I said, making her laugh as she began to read.
"It was the evening on which MM. Debienne and Poligny, the managers of the Opera, were giving a last gala performance to mark their retirement. Suddenly the dressing-room of La Sorelli, one of the principal dancers, was invaded by half-a-dozen young ladies of the ballet, who had come up from the stage after "dancing" Polyeucte. They rushed in amid great confusion, some giving vent to forced and unnatural laughter, others to cries of terror. Sorelli, who wished to be alone for a moment to "run through" the speech which she was to make to the resigning managers, looked around angrily at the mad and tumultuous crowd…" Dr. Clara Hendrix read the first paragraph I was completely hooked, she read on for the rest of the time we had together before putting it done and giving me a hug, telling me that she had to go. She stood up and she walked out the door, and I never saw her again.
I think of her often, as she told me to, `and wonder if she ever did get married to her fiancée; William, and if she ever had any children, if so, how many and what she named them. I never forgot my first real friend, but it was on the night that she fled my life that everything would change, and I owe it all to her.
That night, I stayed up and finished the whole book from cover to cover for her. I would read parts, while Sixty would read others and in the end, both of us were sobbing hysterically. But still, despite the sadness, the story was magical, and I found I could relate.
Erik, the Phantom of the Opera was alone in the world, and while I had Sixty, she wasn't technically alive. Most of the time, she was never around anyway, and I had to deal with the screaming from the patients whose condition was much worse than mine paired with the dizzying medication that did help my temper. My temper was now pretty much supressed for all eternity and while certain things could set me off, it was nowhere near as bad as six years ago when I was ten.
I shan't bore you with the details of my experience where I tried to kill my physical therapist, although it is a rather entertaining story involving a filing cabinet, a mouse and a pencil, but that was a very, very long time ago and while I did enjoy trying to murder someone, I can't say I'm proud of it.
I looked to the window when I heard a rustling noise and a smile broke out on my tear-stained face. I stood up from the bed and rushed over, throwing open the panes of glass and allowing my third and final friend into the room.
"Goblin!" I cried happily as he flew in over my head, landing on the bedpost. Goblin was the only animal friend I had, and he took the form of a large barn owl, with a huge wingspan. When he spoke –and yes, he could speak- he talked with a strange, yet beautiful British accent.
"My dear, dear Annika, how have you been?" He asked and I shrugged.
"Dr. Hendrix is gone, the hospital moved her." I told him sadly and he made a sympathetic noise.
"Oh, how tragic, I rather liked her, she was quite beautiful." He said in a faraway voice, making me giggle.
"Oh Goblin, you and your damned beauty! It just so happens that I liked Dr. Hendrix for her mind!" I exclaimed and the owl laughed and took off into the air again, soaring around the room before landing on Sixty's head.
"Hey! Watch it!" She shouted, shooing him away, making me laugh even harder.
"I'm terribly sorry, darling, it won't happen again." He apologized and she rolled her eyes, letting them close again as she tried to get some sleep. She assured me that the floor was fine and when I objected, she would remind me that she didn't really need a bed as she wasn't really there. This made sense to me and so whenever she would sleep over, I would take the bed as usual while she took the floor.
Goblin settled in his spot on the headboard, tucking his wings up and getting comfortable. My eyelids grew heavy as I lay down, my mind racing with thoughts of the Opera Ghost and Christine and Raoul.
"Goodnight, Sixty. Goodnight, Goblin." I said to them and they muttered back something I couldn't hear just before I let my eyes close, drifting off into one of the best sleep's I'd had in a very long time.

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Welcome to PHAD Fife
People with High Functioning Autistic Disorders
PHAD Fife Website
PHAD Fife is a charity founded in 1995 to help families and carers of sufferers of high-functioning autistic disorders such as Asperger's Syndrome and Semantic Pragmatic Disorder - the ably autistic.
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We will not be making regular updates to this site until the situation regarding the future of PHAD has become clearer. You can still use the Contact PHAD link on the left to get in touch with the Webmaster about anything presently on the site that doesn't work as it should, or about any factual errors in the website content. Please do not email the Webmaster with questions on any other matters, we will not be able to help you
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Programs and Tours
September 7
LSA Theme Semester: What Makes Life Worth Living?
Helmut Stern Auditorium
This year the Residential College selected this classic as its "summer reads" book. In the film, based on the popular L. Frank Baum stories, Dorothy and her dog Toto are caught in a tornado's path and somehow end up in the Land of Oz. Well, you know the story—it's about having a heart, a brain, and courage, vital ingredients in crafting a life worth living. Over the Rainbow (music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and E. Y. "Yip" Harburg) won the Oscar for Best Music Song. If you've never seen it, it's time you did. And if you've seen it lots of times, this is a good time to add another viewing to your life list.
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Beauty product review: Cotz mineral sunscreen
Living in sunny Southern California, it's a must to wear sunscreen daily. And since this stuff is going on your face, you want to ensure it's good for you, right?
Check out Cotz mineral sunscreen, which uses zinc oxide and titanium dioxide to protect skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays. While I still love Jan Marini face sunscreen, Cotz is great because it's tinted with a non-greasy, matte finish, making it ideal for everyday wear.
And even though Cotz mineral sunscreen is tinted, the pigment is darker coming out of the tube than when it goes on your face. It also feels really thick on your fingers, but it goes on smooth and light.
Cotz products range from 30 SPF to 58 SPF. The one I've been using, Cotz Face for Natural Skin Tones, has 40 SPF. Cotz mineral sunscreens differ from chemical sunscreens by creating a physical barrier reflecting harmful UV rays. When you slather on a chemical sunscreen, your skin absorbs laboratory-made carbon compounds that absorb UV rays and release their energy in ways that don't harm the skin. Read about some of the debate between using chemical and mineral sunscreens.
Cotz mineral sunscreen is perfect for Angelenos commuting to and from work, whether it's in the car (those UV rays are getting you through the window) or while walking to and from the Metro, like I do. I've also worn it to the beach, and it holds up just as well in lots of direct sunlight for an extended period of time. It's my new favorite face sunscreen.
Note: Cotz mineral sunscreen was provided complementary in a gift bag given out at an Organic Spa Magazine event held at the Beverly Wilshire hotel.


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DNA Shred Stix Yamaha racer, Gareth Swanepoel, has enjoyed yet another solid ride at the final round of the AMA Nationals, placing 6th on the day and 6th overall in the highly competitive series. Based in Southern California 'Swanie' only had a short journey to the Pala Raceway for the final showdown of 2011.
In moto 1 the South African struggled with his start, leaving him with some work to do on the fast flowing circuit. Quickly 'Swanie' was into his usual fast rhythm and was powering his Yamaha past the competition. Eventually the number 387 machine was up into 5th position, but by this time the top 4 had gapped it, leaving 'Swanie' to fend off his team-mate and crossing the finish in 5th position.
Moto 2 was another tough start for Swanepoel, then on the first turn he nearly went down with Tomac, delaying the two riders further. Again getting the hammer down 'Swanie' this time chased down fellow South African, Tyla Rattray, as the two of them cut through the pack. Enjoying a great ride Swanepoel climbed up to 7th position in the end.
Gareth Swanepoel: "I really enjoyed the season this year, my team and bike are awesome, and obviously living in Southern California is perfect for riding. Today was good, I love this track, but actually for the race today it was a little too smooth and flowing which means that everyone is flat out and it is hard to then come through the field if you get a poor start. Now we pack up and head over to France, where I will be racing the MXoN next weekend for Team South Africa, I look forward to that, it is always a great event and it's super to get to ride for your country. I would like to thank everyone on my DNA Shred Stix Yamaha team for an awesome year and I look forward to next season."


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Umatilla Florida Golf Courses
|Twin Lakes Reserve & Golf Club
Featured Golf Course Review:
|Twin Lakes Reserve & Golf Club -- Challenging par 3 course
|Review by: Marc
|My index was a 10 when I played this course in March 2003 and it kicked my butt. You're shooting up to greens sometimes and down other times and most of the time there isn't much room for error as I learned by losing a couple of balls by mis-clubbing. I played the course twice around to get in a full 18 and ended up 13 over by the end. It was fun and more than I expected from a course this size. My only gripe would be that the greens were not as smooth as they could have been. It's cheap and you can play it quick in 1.5 hours. Give it a shot!!
|From Orange, CA
Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:
|Emerald Dunes -- Pristine; fairways and green excellent
|Review by: JR Weiss
|Pristine; fairways and green excellent. A delightful nature,links course.
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Hi friends! Thank you all so much for the encouragement you've been sending my way regarding becoming a new mom! It is so appreciated!
I just wanted to share with you a cute idea I did while pregnant. I made little gift bags for my caregivers taking care of all of us during labor and delivery. I didn't come up with this all by myself. I ran across a link on Pinterest and knew that I wanted to do the same. (Thank you The Busy Budgeting Mama) Plus, being a nurse myself, I always enjoy the little gestures that my patients or patient family members do for us. Even a simple thank you goes such a long way.
I tried to think of some little goodies that would be good for that busy caregiver. In their goodie bags are…
-Chocolate…because they make for good stress relievers.
-Bottled water…because hydration is a must.
-Granola bar…because not everyone loves chocolate.
-Fruit snacks…just because.
-Chocolate covered almonds…for a little energy boost.
-Starbucks gift card…for a big energy boost.
-Mentos…because you are talking to people ALLLL day long…fresh breath is appreciated.
-Lotion…because that hand sanitizer is a skin killer.
-Pen…because they always go missing!!!
I made these bags for less than $10. Nix the Starbucks card and they will be less than $5. I made 5 bags thinking that it would be plenty, when in reality, I came in contact with about 15 caregivers during my 3 day hospital stay. Oopsies. They all seemed thankful for their gifts and I was/am thankful for all they did/do. They have tough jobs!
I also decided to make my hubby a little gift bag for the hospital stay. He played a pretty big part in the whole pregnancy deal…if ya know what I mean…and handled the whole labor and delivery soooo well. He deserved a little something special.
Again…I stuffed his bag with some water and snacks. I also made him a simple "Daddy Doody Kit" just for a laugh…
I ordered this cute shirt from Zazzle. He wore it while we were in the hospital and everyone loved it!
Some manly mags…
A sweet card to welcome him into fatherhood…
It was so nice to see the look of surprise on his face. Made him feel special!
It's nice to do something thoughtful for others to remind yourself it isn't always about you. (Even though you are the one who endured hours of labor and then pushed a tiny human out of your hoohah!) 😉
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SU in NYC Welcomes New VPA Dean Michael Tick
February 21, 2017
This past Thursday, Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts visited the Lubin House for a celebration. Over 50 alumni and friends of VPA and the University welcomed Michael S. Tick, the newest Dean of VPA to New York City and the SU in NYC community.
Dean Tick had a few remarks, highlighting initiatives he hoped to impliment in his time at the school. He mentioned that the last seven months on the job had been listening and gathering ideas for the school to continue to improve and showcase the top programs they offer. These ideas included expanding Syracuse Stage, new facilities for music majors and artists, and hiring a new Assistant Dean for Advancement. He also proudly showed off the new orange watch he has added to his wardrobe since moving north from Kentucky.
In September 2015 when Dean Ann Clarke announced that she would step down after eight years leading the college, a search committee was formed. Led by Charles E. Morris III, professor and chair of the college's Department of Communication and Rhetorical Studies, the committee considered applicants from across the nation and beyond. "Michael impressed us with his long career of administrative accomplishments in fiscal, facilities and personnel management in the arts and academia," says Morris. "He brings an entrepreneurial spirit, an appreciation for diversity and dedication to facilitating cross-disciplinary collaboration. Michael will herald and champion SU:VPA across campus and around the world."
Tick comes to Syracuse from the University of Kentucky, Lexington, where as dean of the College of Fine Arts since 2010, he managed a $38 million budget and 180 faculty in art and visual studies, music, theater, dance and arts administration, as well as the University's accredited art museum and performing arts center. During Tick's tenure at the University of Kentucky, the College of Fine Arts secured more than $45 million in state appropriations and private philanthropy for capital projects and academic programs. Highlights include the acquisition and renovation of a historic building for the School of Art and Visual Studies and the establishment of a Creative Arts Living Learning Community that will support programs across the arts with studios, rehearsal and performance spaces, writing labs and more, all housed in a new 1,100-bed residential hall. Under his leadership the Arts Administration Program established the first fully online master's program in arts administration at a public university, and a graduate program in music therapy, a partnership with UK HealthCare. Partnerships across campus were central to Tick's administration, with strategic interdisciplinary initiatives through the College of Communication and Information, College of Arts and Sciences, College of Design and the College of Medicine, to name a few.
To see photos of the event, head over to the SU in NYC Facebook Page.


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foreclosure, variable rate loans, sub-prime
Attorney Melchionne cited by Waterbury Republican-American on Foreclosures
16, 10 09 17:26 Filed in: What's New
In response to continually increasing foreclosures, The WAterbury Republican-American newspaper called on Attorney Melchionne to comment. Not surprised by the increase, Attorney Melchionne explained that many variable rate mortgages have not yet had their first rate resets which will result in "sticker shock" when payments increase by 50% or more. When coupled with rising unemployment, layoffs, and work cutbacks, foreclosures will increase putting further pressure on falling real estate prices. Read the story here.


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Logically model never possible real world or my forever imperfect business?
Date: 6 Mar 2003 09:58:58 -0800
Message-ID: <47d21956.0303060623.36b26a31_at_posting.google.com>
Please help me understand the proper 3rd Normal Form for the following simple Model.
If your new project has to live with old inefficient business rules do
you logically model
(up to third normal form) the business with its limits it will always
live with or
do you data model an ideal world/business that it will never come close to?
When I get to the physical design and more complexities (such as
resolving many to many
and including maintaining history) I'm sure I'll make chooses if needed that will
keep the design to the reality of my business rather than some standardized ideal world.
Just take as an example the real estate transactions recording
business where "we use type
written documents as your input and have data entry people pick out transaction
info. and the system later accumulates it into a datawarehouse". This is very error prone and we
can't enforce all the constraints on all the various levels of human involvment to make
all the data come out perfectly. Its especially true that the historical records can
never be error corrected also. This is why the real estate business has Title Abstract
companies always doing research to ok everything.
Please help me understand whether I should logically model my
business's real world
or the ideal world.
More specifics follow below.
I have a PARCEL (i.e., piece of land) and each PARCEL has one OWNER
(i.e., a person).
Therefore I think I should model my database as having two entities and its in 3rd normal form.
PARCEL OWNER parcel id attribute owner id attributeparcel number attribute ownername attribute
However my data source for parcels and owners comes from type written
and ownername could be coming to me mispelled. The same person may own
several parcels and each time his name could be mispelled differently. Furthermore,
even after this database is constructed I will have no source of cleaning
ownernames up, so as far as the database knows it can not assume one 'JOHN SMITH'
is the same as another or if its the same as 'JON SMITH'.
My question is "For proper logical design and 3rd normal form,
1) is it right to leave the PARCEL and OWNER as separate entities
or can I combine owners into parcels and end up with just one entity,
since ownername are freehand? (I will always have exactly as many
ownernames as parcels).
2) if I leave PARCEL and OWNER as separate and since ownername is not maintained cleanly (therefore there is a one to one relationship between PARCEL and OWNER), should/could I have the owner id U.I. be renamed and identical to the parcel id?
Another way to point out my problem is to think about a Blockbuster
movie rental model.
What if I didn't hand out Customer membership cards (to determine) owners uniquely
and people just signed their names (with errors or short names at times). And several
people have the same name in the same family address so that won't help uniquely
identify the customer
Thanks in advance for any help. Received on Thu Mar 06 2003 - 18:58:58 CET


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German Style
From OpenStreetMap Wiki
German Style or "deutscher Stil" is a fork of the Standard tile layer maintained by Sven Geggus.
It aims to provide a map which is more similar to conventional maps (like Shell-Atlas) commonly used in Germany.
A HOWTO for potential contributors is currently being worked on.
A description of the styles history is currently only available in German at https://www.openstreetmap.de/germanstyle.html
Style: https://github.com/giggls/openstreetmap-carto-de
Localization: https://github.com/giggls/mapnik-german-l10n
CC0 1.0 like Standard tile layer
Main differences to OSM Standard Style
- Localization using German names and latin script for all around the world.
(The provided code can be used for any target language using latin script)
- Abbreviations for "Street" in common languages (e.g. Straße -> Str.)
- Style and colors of major roads (Motorway, primary, secondary, ...)
- Style of footway, cycleway and path
- Style of paved tracks (tracktype=grade1 or surface=paved)
- Style of "living_street"
- Border colors
- Added rendering of highway=proposed
- Style of highway=construction
- Common German symbols for deciduous and coniferous forests.
- Draw line marking on sports grounds tagged leisure=pitch
- Additional and different POI-types (Castle, Pharmacy, ...)
Sites using the Style
- http://sautter.com/map/ - "OSM Mapnik german style" sic! - german is lower case, comparing different styles
- http://openstreetmap.de - "OSM deutscher Stil", default style
- http://tile.openstreetmap.de
- http://map.gegg.us
External links
- A simple way to localize (latinize) an Openstreetmap style (2013 blog post)
- News from German OSM Carto style (2017 blog post)


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Fonseca Vintage Selection Lonsdale TubesView details
Fonseca Vintage Selection Lonsdale TubesView details
Blended with the finest Dominican fillers & binders and long-aged in palm tercios for five years, Fonseca Vintage cigars are rich in taste and complexity. The Ecuadorian Connecticut wrappers round out the smoke beautifully for a robust, aromatic fusion of flavors.
Well made, flavorful cigar. I'm about one-third of the way through a box and they have been consistently good cigars. The regular Fonseca line is pretty good -- the Vintage line is even better and worth every cent.
This is one of the smoothest cigars, for the price, that I have ever smoked. In fact this lead to one of the problems I had with this cigar. It was so smooth and so mild, that I had a hard time identifying flavors at times. However, this was the only real problem I had with this smoke. The draw was good and didn't get tight near its end. The burn was slow and even. It took me a good hour to smoke this hefty lonsdale. For those who desire a great mild cigar for a modest price, the Fonseca Vintage Lonsdale may very well be for you.
The Fonseca Vintage Lonsdale (Tube) was one of the first cigars I every smoked. Still to this day (6 years later) it's one of my most favorite. Always well constructed, never a hard draw, if you want a larger size mild cigar this is one to try.
A friend brought me 2 Fonseca Vintage Lonsdales (tubes) back from vacation in the Keys. I loved them ever since, bought a box and going to savor them every Sunday for the Bucs game !! :)


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Recipe: Lamb Rack by Chef Peter Wyss
Chef Peter Wyss, a chef at Gustaad's Palace in Bern, cooks the Lamb Rack in white wine to enhance the flavour
Wine, they say, is bottled poetry. It can also be translated into food," says Peter Wyss, who has been the chef at five of the restaurants in Gustaad's Palace in Bern, Switzerland, for the past 35 years.
Lamb Rack
Since the restaurant is closed for six months a year, he is on a tour to India to promote cooking with wine for a Four Seasons Wine event.
Chef Peter Wyss, a chef at Gustaad's Palace in Bern
Speaking about Swiss food, Chef Wyss mentions fresh regional products play a major role on his everyday changing menu. "My seasonal kitchen is light without getting molecular, the portions are well balanced.
The Swiss love potato and cheese. The cuisine has three major influences from the French, German and Italian." Below he shares the recipe of a lamb rack.
Lamb Rack (serves four people)
>> 4 lamb racks (80 gm each)
>> 500 gm lamb escalope
>> 60 gm vegetable brunoise ; carrots, leek, celeriac, onion and a bit of garlic
>> 100 gm white wine
>> 10 gm pureed fresh tomatoes
>> 2 gm grated lemon zest
>> 50 gm chicken stock
>> 200 gm lamb stock
>> 30 gm butter
>> 4 chip of black salsify
>> 480 gm carrot puree
>> 480 gm potatoes puree
>> 240 gm mushrooms
>> 80 gm spinach leaves
>> Roast the lamb racks for two hours until soft
>> Add brunoise, chopped tomatoes, wine and stock
>> Reduce and finish sauce with butter and grated lemon zest
>> Saute the lamb at 52°C and cut in half
>> Serve with 120 gm carrot puree, 120 gm potatoes puree, 60 gm mushrooms and 20 gm spinach leaves


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Skip to comments.The Boy Who Became A Father At 12 And Now Calls A Jail Cell Home
Posted on 02/20/2009 7:19:27 PM PST by Steelfish
The boy who became a father at 12 and now calls a jail cell home
By CHRISTIAN GYSIN 20th February 2009.
For one man there was a striking feeling of deja vu following the revelation that 13-year-old Alfie Patten had become a father.
Sean Stewart was just 11 when he had sex with his 15-year-old next-door neighbour Emma Webster.
Nine months later he was given the day off school to be present when his son Ben Louis was born on January 20, 1998 - just a month after Sean's 12th birthday.
[pic of Sean}
But now, 11 years after becoming Britain's youngest father, 23-year-old Sean is only able to follow Alfie Patten's story from a prison cell.
Meanwhile, his former girlfriend Emma has moved on, having married another man. The couple live with 11-year-old Ben and their other children in a £200,000 house.
Sensation: Baby-faced Alfie Patten shocked the world when he hit the headlines as a dad at 13
Sean Stewart's life is a far cry from the promises he made when his son was born.
At the time he lived in Bedford with his single mother Theresa, then aged 38, who had seven children by three different men.
Emma was living next door with her mother Shirley, then 46, and 49-year-old father Ray, who was at the time an unemployed forklift driver.
The story of how Sean would clamber across a roof to meet with Emma made headlines all over the world.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Brits really should learn to speak english. I have no idea what I just read.
No surprise here. Obsessively hedonistic people like that don't seem to be destined for greatness. Sad that their parents failed them so miserably.
Pretty depressing. I would assume that these people - such as the boy's mother, with her 7 kids by 3 different men - are like our (US) black population, totally dependent on the government for their lives. Not a recipe for success or happiness, unfortunately.
More proof that Ann Coulter was right.
The vicious circle of liberal government control.
Two people...separated by as common language....I quite agree.
Seems to me that as we drift apart from the brits in our manner of speaking we draw closer to the australians.
What don't you understand?
What a depressing story.
Chavs, they're called in Great Britain. Sagging pants, violence, loud music, spendthrift ways and all.
Real life Dolamite.
Interpreted as Council-Housed and Violent.
(Where "council house" or "council estate" in the UK refers to a public housing project.)
In America, we'd say "a thug from the [public] housing projects."
Not just the US black population. You see it everywhere.
This may seems a a bit mean, but, I got to ask, "Is there no social program in Britain that provides eyeglasses for youngsters?" You give these kids the benefit of good vision and that might go a long way in solving some of this.
That's true. I think blacks were the lab rats for this social experiment, in the US, at least, although the total welfare state started a lot earlier in Europe and affected lower income European whites (prior to the immigrant boom). England seems to have started heading in this direction right after WWII; it wasn't until the "Great Society," whose main victims were blacks who had recently moved from the rural areas to the cities, that we really installed this depravity-producing welfare system in the US.
The Brits are going down the s***hole very very quickly. The only ones that show any kind of professionalism are the Hindu and Christian South Asians. The white lower-income scum are religion-less and the Muslim Pakis are terrorist camp joinees.
Damn, I thought I was doing quite well, but since I am British and not White I am actually unprofessional scum.
By the way, you forgot to laud the Sikhs and Chinese during your little 'patronise the Asians' post. The Chinese are even more successful in Britain than the South Asians.
Without wishing to split hairs too much, I have met and liked quite a few ' Muslim Pakis'. None of them have gone to Afghanistan to train, and one of them was recently being bullied by her Indian classmates because of the attacks last year. At least you are not the only one making crass sweeping generalisations.
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NBA results, Nov. 27
Updated 11:49 pm, Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Kevin Love had 23 points and an NBA season-high 24 rebounds to help the Minnesota Timberwolves stop a five-game losing streak by beating the Kings 97-89 in Sacramento on Tuesday night.
Love, who missed the first nine games of the season with a broken right hand, was a force inside all night for the Timberwolves, who took the lead late in the first quarter and did not trail again.
Love played 44 minutes.
"I can't remember the last time I asked to come out of a game," Love told the Minneapolis Star Tribune. "In the fourth quarter, I waved at Coach (Rick Adelman) and said, 'You've got to give me a couple minute break.' I'm still a ways away (from being in top shape). But it's not about me, it's about us getting a win and we needed this win. It was just a great effort all-around."
"That was one of the most complete games he's played," Adelman said. "He let the game come to him. He passed the ball. He set screens. He made shots. He rebounded. It was just a complete, all-around game."
Anderson Varejao of Cleveland had the previous high this season with 23 rebounds.
Tyreke Evans and DeMarcus Cousins each scored 20 points for the Kings.
Luke Ridnour scored 18 and Nikola Pekovic had 16 points and eight rebounds for the Timberwolves.
Two free throws by Cousins cut Sacramento's deficit to 91-89 with just less than three minutes remaining.
Pekovic then got free for a layup and Love later tossed up an off-balance shot that went in, giving Minnesota a 95-89 lead with 27 seconds remaining.
Pacers 79, Lakers 77:
George Hill's high-arcing layup over Dwight Howard went in with 0.1 of a second left, and visiting Indiana withstood Kobe Bryant's 40-point performance and Los Angeles' late rally. ... Hill scored 19 points. ... Bryant hit a tying three-pointer with 24.5 seconds left and produced the 114th 40-point game of his career despite playing with an apparent case of the flu. ... The Lakers fell to 2-3 under head coach Mike D'Antoni. ... The Lakers scored eight straight points in the waning minutes, tying it 74-74 on Howard's dunk with 1:56 to play. After David West went 1-for-2 from the line, Howard and Metta World Peace combined to miss four straight foul shots, dropping Los Angeles' performance at the line to 23-for-43. ... After a basket by Hill put the Pacers up by three, Bryant hit a trey in front of the Lakers' bench to tie it. ... Before outscoring the rest of his team combined, Bryant missed the Lakers' morning shootaround when he fell ill. He spent the day in bed, drinking fluids and listening to Bob Marley, before giving another high-scoring performance, albeit with 10 turnovers and 12-for-28 shooting.
Suns 91, Cavaliers 78:
Goran Dragic scored 19 points, Michael Beasley added 15 and visiting Phoenix took control with a 14-point run to end the third quarter that gave the Suns a 71-59 lead they would not relinquish. ... Cleveland lost for the 10th time in 11 games, despite Varejao's 20 points and 18 rebounds. Varejao has six straight double-doubles and leads the NBA in rebounding with 14.9 per game.
Rockets 117, Raptors 101:
James Harden scored 24 points and matched a career high with 12 assists, Patrick Patterson added 22 points, and Omer Asik had 13 points and 18 rebounds for host Houston, which has won four in a row. ... Andrea Bargnani scored 21 points and Terrence Ross added a career-high 19 for Toronto, which has lost five straight.
76ers 100, Mavericks 98:
Evan Turner scored 22 points and Thaddeus Young had 20 to lead host Philadelphia. ... Chris Kaman scored 20 points, and Elton Brand and Shawn Marion had 17 apiece for Dallas. ... Brand spent the past four season with the Sixers.


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So you have your CSA box and you open it up to find this super weird looking red turnip, no beet, no radish, no…..what the heck is this thing with tentacles coming out the side?! Ever since this amazing farm to table movement has made it's forgivable trendy way into our restaurants and homes, we are trying more and more delicious vegetables that we wouldn't have even given a second glance or furthermore known anything about if not for those fantastic farmers doing it for us.
My sister joined the Farmhouse Delivery CSA in Smyrna, which is a town just south of where we live in Nashville and has become their number #1 fan as well as their marketing manager with another friend of hers. She has been raving about Stephanie and the work she has done to bring this awesome opportunity to the residents of her community and has asked me to try it out and come up with some recipes to feature on the blog for the members as well as to help get the word out about their co-op.
I got my first box yesterday when I went to visit my parents for my dad's birthday party. I got home and opened up my box to find this bizarre kohlrabi vegetable and decided I wanted to get to work first thing this morning on putting together some new recipes with my ingredients. As I always do, I woke up bright (well, still dark actually) and early and started some recipe research. I had farm fresh eggs, kale and onions, too that I already decided to make a frittata with, so when I saw some recipes for kohlrabi home fries, it was just the dish for our Sunday morning breakfast. Hunter Bear is away at "Cowboy Camp" at my in-laws in Texas, so I had no one to convince of my new concoctions since my adorable husband will try anything I make and rave on and on about it even if he doesn't like it. Of course, I know if he doesn't clean his plate that he didn't really care for it, but he will never tell me that! Sweet man or perhaps your worst enemy if I post something that isn't any good. Either way, it makes me feel good.
I'm excited to continue to share my CSA creations with you this summer as well as fun recipes from our own garden that is just weeks away from a beautiful harvest. Our herb garden is in full swing, though, and just takes my farm fresh veggies to a whole new level of flavor awesomeness in the meantime.
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Resolving to … ?
Published 7:00 pm, Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Usually, our editorial is the product of the Editorial Board that's crafted by the newspaper's editor.
In many cases, it's an opinion about some event or happening, or it's a piece aimed at raising awareness or giving advice.
There are some occasions, however, when that's not the case.
Like in this editorial. Rather than writing about how readers can go about keeping the most common New Year's resolutions — which, according to www.usa.gov, are to: Drink less alcohol; get fit, a better education and/or job; lose weight; manage debt or stress; quit smoking; save money; take a trip; and volunteer to help others — we polled various Tribune employees to get their take on making and keeping New Year's resolutions.
If you're really interested in learning what resources are available for accomplishing the above resolutions, visit www.usa.gov/Citizen/Topics/New_Years_Resolutions.shtml.
If you're interested in a more realistic look at New Year's resolutions, here are some thoughts from the following employees:
• Advertising assistant: Doesn't do them because "the whole concept is overblown. If things need to be changed, they need to be changed now — not at a future point."
• Reporter: Previous New Year's resolutions have been to take better care of myself, be more fiscally responsible and spend more time with my family and friends. They don't always work out, but I still try to make them. This year, I'm going to continue to resolve to take better care of myself.
• "Newsroom (kind-of) boss:" Has had New Year's resolutions in the past, but now resolves not to do them.
• "The boss:" Resolving to not give up, and to start moving this year.
•"Newsroom employee": Doesn't have any because "I break them within an hour."
• Advertising assistant: (Laughs) "I don't do them because I hate failure." (Then gets serious) "Every day, you're supposed to strive for excellence."
• Reporter: Never gave it any thought.
• "Advertising boss:" "I have too many … They only last for a while. I have good intentions, but you know how it goes."
Everyone, even those who don't believe in making New Year's resolutions, agreed that if you're going to make any kind of resolution, it has to be for something that's realistic.
And we applaud those who are going to strive to improve their lives.
But in the end, we resolve that New Year's resolutions aren't important. Setting and following realistic goals to improve one's life is what really matters — and you can do that any time of the year.
So to all our readers, we wish you and yours a Happy New Year and bid you luck with all that you resolve to do over the next year — whether it's a New Year or mid-year resolution.


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Crossfit Personal Training Leawood
CrossFit is a strength and conditioning system built on constantly varied, if not randomized functional movements executed at high intensity. Many people are requesting CrossFit Personal Training to take their fitness training to the next level. You can receive CrossFit workouts from many gyms. Freedom 4 Life Fitness will personal your workouts so that they are just the right intensity.
Contact us for Crossfit Training Leawood.
Is it really possible to find personalize Crossfit training in Leawood KS? You bet!
There are many trainers to choose from in the area. Freedom For Life fitness bring over 20 years in the business to your Crossfit personal training.
The movements performed are mimicked after and/or to improve real life activities and examples include: olympic lifts, jumping, medicine ball throws, gymnastics, push ups, pull ups, power-lifting, rowing, running, plyometric boxes, kettlebells, and jump rope, to name a few.
Crossfit's goals are to improve our physical ability in the 10 recognized fitness skills:
Crossfit is the sport of fitness.
Who Can Benefit From Crossfit?
The aim of CrossFit is to forge a broad, general and inclusive fitness. They have sought to build a program that will best prepare trainees for any physical contingency — not only for the unknown, but for the unknowable. It can benefit people of all ages and fitness levels. While the exercises can seem daunting…the beauty lies in that all exercises are scalable and can be modified to meet you where you are.
BOTTOM LINE – Crossfit is for people who want to take their fitness to the highest levels possible.
Glen is a Level 1 Trainer and will put his 25 years of personal training experience into designing an effective and safe Crossfit program for residents of Leawood and Overland Park.


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Student Safety Checklist
- Laboratory Safety Training – All laboratory personnel must take the college-wide laboratory safety training class.
- NYC Fire Safety Training – If you are going to be working in a lab independently, then you will need to become C-14 certified.
- Responsible Conduct of Research Training – All SRI members must complete this training before 26 May 2017
- Research on Humans – If you are going to do research on humans, then you will need IRB approval.
- Research on vertebrate animals – If you are going to do research on vertebrate animals, then you will need IACUC approval.
Laboratory Safety Training
All students, staff and faculty are required to attend a laboratory safety training session prior to conducting research in a faculty laboratory. The training is offered three times a year—i.e., at the beginning of each semester and the summer. Ask your mentor for the time and location.
There is also an online version available for those who are unable to attend the class. To become certified, students must pass the test associated with the online course.
The next Lab Safety Training will be:
The Barnard College Laboratory Chemical Hygience Plan
Fire Safety
New York City C-14 Fire safety certification:
When a laboratory is open and running, New York City requires at least one of the occupants to be C-14 certified.
To obtain certification, Barnard students must take a test in Brooklyn. To qualify you must have completed
60 credits
21 credits in a science course
To prepare for the test, we recommend that you either attend the review class at Columbia or review the material online
When you go to Brooklyn
Go early — Arrive by 8 a.m. as spaces are limited
Confirm that they are open and bring necessary materials by visiting: https://www1.nyc.gov/nycbusiness/description/cof-c14
Double check the requirements as the requirements change:
A C-14 study guide can be found here.
Fill out the A-20 form
Bring two forms of identification and a letter of recommendation from your PI
The testing fee is $25. You may be reimbursed by your department or the Dean's office. To this end, make sure you keep your receipt.
Traveling to Brooklyn
9 Metro Tech, Brooklyn, NY 11201
Take the 1 train to 59th (Columbus Circle) and transfer to the A train to Metro Tech/Jay Street
Use the Myrtle Promenade/Jay St. Metro Tech exit from the station
Walk east to the Flatbush Ave. entrance
Responsible Conduct of Research Training
All SRI students must complete the RCR training and submit the completion certificate no later than May 26, 2017. Note that timesheet approval/payments are contingent on completion.
1) Log in to Columbia's Research Administration and Compliance (RASCAL) system.
You will need your Columbia UNI and password. Contact Michal Woodbridge at 212.870.2526 or via email, firstname.lastname@example.com if you need help accessing Rascal.
2) Click on "Training Center."
3) Click on "Course Listings."
4) In the Search for a course text box, enter "TC0094" Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR), then click 'go'.
5) Click on "Take Course" on the left hand side of the page.
The course is maintained by CITI (the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative).
After clicking "Take Course", you will be asked for your Columbia UNI and password, then redirected to the CITI website.
6) Create a CITI account if you don't already have one.
First-time CITI users will need to complete the CITI registration information. Once you have registered in CITI, you will be able to save your work until you complete the training.
7) Click "Add a Course."
8) Select "TC0094 - Responsible Conduct of Research Training," then click "Next."
9) Select the RCR course that best corresponds with your department or research focus (Biomedical, Social and Behavioral, or Physical Sciences).
10) Click on "Biomedical/ Social and Behavioral/ or Physical Sciences" and complete the required modules. You do not need to complete the course in one session. You can complete it in as many sessions as you need and the system will save your work.
11) When you have completed the modules, you will be able to download a completion report.
12) MAKE SURE TO PRINT/SAVE A COPY OF THE COMPLETION REPORT! Once you complete the RCR Training, please print out your completion certificate and send it via email to Laura Tierney, Administrative Assistant in the Dean of Studies Office, at firstname.lastname@example.com or mail/hand-deliver it to Milbank 105. If you email the completion certificate, please use the subject heading "RCR Certificate" and name the file "your name-RCR."
If you have any questions about accessing or completing CITI training, please review the Frequently Asked Questions or contact Michal Woodbridge, Manager of Sponsored Research, via email at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 212.870.2526.
Note that online RCR training through the CITI program is valid for 3 years from the date of completion, after which the "Refresher Course" should be taken.
Research on Vertebrate Animals
Before you can begin research on vertebrate animals, you must be trained and appropriately qualified. To this end, you will need to attend training courses, obtain occupational health approval, and be added to your mentor's research protocol. For a summary of this process, see the Training Flowchart.
The training and certification process is conducted by the Institute of Comparative Medicine (ICM) and the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC). at Columbia. Given that the training process varies depending on the vertebrate species you intend to study (e.g., mouse, rat or pigeon), you will need to speak with your mentor about the specific training requirements.
For occupational health approval, you will need to:
- fill out the occupational health clearance form with your mentor
- obtain clearance from a health care provider (note: during the academic year, go to BC health services; during the summer, go to CU health services in John Jay).
**Note: this training and certification process often takes 3-4 weeks to complete, so begin early.
Research on Humans
Before you can begin research on human subjects, you must be trained and appropriately qualified. To this end, visit Barnard's Institutional Review Board (IRB) website.


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Here's how to get started:
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- Review the Independent Fundraising Event Guidelines.
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- After your proposal has been approved, consider creating an honor or memorial page at swedishtributegifts.org if your event is raising funds in memory or celebration of a loved or, or in honor of a caregiver at Swedish . We recommend creating your own personal fundraising page as part of your fundraising strategy. You can use this online tool to receive and record your contributions, or include it along with other offline fundraising options.
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Ashley - posted on 05/22/2010 ( 57 moms have responded )
I am exclusively breastfeeding and we are doing well. She wants to use me as a pacifier and its not working, she overeats and then has a tummy ache.
She doesnt want a bottle either, I have to go to school and dont know what to do......HELP!!!!!!


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I've never been disappointed in one of Jessica's recipes, and this one is no exception. I normally don't crave macaroni and cheese in the summer time, as it tends to be on the heavier side, but for some reason the moment I saw this recipe on Pinterest, I changed my tune. It was delicious.
you will need:
1 lb. pasta shells
2 tablespoons olive oil
4 tablespoons unsalted butter, divided
2 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cubed
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon pepper
1 teaspoon onion powder
1 teaspoon smoked paprika
½ cup buffalo wing sauce plus more for serving, like Franks Red Hot
2 tablespoons flour
2¼ cups milk (I used 1%)
1 tablespoon dijon mustard
6 ounces freshly grated fontina cheese
4 ounces freshly grated sharp cheddar cheese
4 ounces crumbled gorgonzola cheese
1/4 cup finely grated parmesan cheese
4 green onions, sliced
large handful cilantro, roughly chopped
Bring water to a boil and cook pasta al dente according to the package directions. When finished, drain and set aside until you are ready to assemble the dish.
Heat a large sauce pan over medium heat. Add the olive oil and 2 tablespoons of the butter. Rinse, dry and cube the chicken. Then season with the salt, pepper, onion powder and smoked paprika. Add to the pot, stir and cover. Cook until chicken is browned, about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Toss with ½ cup buffalo wing sauce and cook for another minute. Pour the chicken mixture into a bowl and set aside.
Using the same pan, add the remaining 2 tablespoons of butter over medium heat. Once melted, whisk in the flour to create a roux. It will be an orangey color after picking up the chicken/buffalo wing bits. Cook for 2-3 minutes, until it's thickened and fragrant. Pour in the milk and whisk constantly until the mixture thickens, about 5 minutes. Reduce the heat to low and stir in the mustard, fontina, cheddar, 2 ounces of the gorgonzola and the parmesan. Stir until the cheese melts completely.
Add in the cooked shells and the chicken mixture and toss to coat. Serve immediately topped with green onions, crumbled gorgonzola and cilantro on top. If you want some extra heat, drizzle some more buffalo wing sauce on top.
serves: 4
time: approx. 35 minutes
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2016, hope more Gears come to PC, not just HD.
Years ago, the Locust Horde gathered under every major city and launched a surprise attack. Untold numbers died on Emergence Day, and rather than allow the Locust to keep the spoils of their aggression, humans used chemical weapons and orbital particle beams to destroy them - and their own cities. With most urban centers and military installations rubble, survivors gathered on Jacinto Plateau, whose solid granite strata could not be easily penetrated. When the Horde breached the plateau's defenses, Marcus Fenix defied orders to save his father at East Barricade Academy - but he was too late. Charged with dereliction of duty, he has been sentenced to 40 years in Jacinto Maximum Security Penitentiary...
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A Very Easy Death
When her mother was in the hospital with terminal cancer, Simone reminisced about her mother's life while Simone and her sister, Poupette, prepared to face the decision of whether to prolong a life when it is full of suffering. Like most people, they believed that it would be better to die than to continue to suffer, but their mother had a very different view of the matter. She truly believed she could find happiness in her own suffering.
Through her mother's beauty, her smile, and her pride in her life and in herself, Simone saw that to be human and to have individual choice are the most important aspects of existence.
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I have hinted at it.
I have mentioned it.
But I have not really delved into the subplot bubbling under my Sochi Olympics experience.
That would be pin trading.
Perhaps you have never heard of it. I know I had never heard of it until I arrived at the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver. Within a few days, a collection of uniquely dressed gentleman had set up long, pin-filled tables outside the International Broadcast Center.
But pin trading is a phenomenon. Athletes, sponsors, and media members arrive at the Olympics with pins representing whoever their country, company, or publication. When two people of differing Olympic backgrounds have a pleasant conversation, they conclude it by exchanging pins.
At least, that is the theory.
But typically, it works a little differently. Some people simply do not care about the practice. Some maybe care too much, eyeing others' pin chains with hawk-like tendencies. And some simply do it for the sport; they like to inject a little "Let's make a deal" undercurrent to the Olympic grind.
I probably combine all three mentalities.
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Again I am reminded of how time seems to be flying.
The worst that happened to us is the hostage- taking fiasco in the Philippines that reverberated all over the world. Many different opinions had been expressed because of it. I chose to print that of a Dutch national married to a Filipina because though many are upset, his words are in many instances unfortunately true. And his concern was mainly for his children who are half-Filipinos. Because of it, I received e-mails from my former classmates of the Chong Hua Hospital School of Nursing 1975. Two of them I really appreciate for the indignation that they felt and the pride and understanding that they expressed for our own people.
On the other hand, I printed the response from berdibert of KSA, since he understood what the Dutch man felt and had understood what triggers it. For my part, I both understood and glad for others to take up the cudgels, since it would be hypocritical of me to deny what this person is saying having first hand witness of these stupidities among the Filipinos here in Tripoli.
Another article from Alex Lacson expressed the pride of being Filipino. That it has one of the biggest hearts, extending to the Jews, victims of the Holocaust, the Filipino hospitality amidst danger. That the Filipino mind is one of the world's greatest assets, that it is one of humanity's best example of the nobility of the human spirit, that the Filipina is one of the world's most beautiful creatures. All these and more, Alex Lacson had extolled and I agree with him, that we can be proud of being Filipinos. However, I also have to say that we cannot rest on these accomplishments and proceed to create blunder after blunder. Then there is another letter from a Filipina, Ms. Remedios Paningbatan, who wrote of the reality of the Filipino today. And all that she said is also true. Although the hostage crisis was one single incident but it happened because of the present reality of corruption, indifference and irresponsibility that our leaders are doing.
Indeed let us take pride in being Filipinos. But let us also take responsibility for our actions, be honest and honorable as the examples that Alex Lacson had written and that can be done only by what we do and not by what we say!
It was not so very long ago that the year had started and now we are in the middle of it. So many things had happened, too.
One of the worst in this quarter is the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico which had been going on for the past three months, now. We can only hope that BP will be able to finally stop it after all this time specially since the hurricane season is now starting in that part of the world. Then, of course, we in the Philippine had a supposedly democratic election. How democratic and fair that was is still a question in so many people's minds as there are alarming stories that the election had been manipulated. Be that as it may, let us hope the newly-elected president may be able to do his job properly since so far the stories also coming out is not very encouraging. But then, we, Filipinos never learned from our mistakes. So let us hope this is not too much of a mistake since we will then be suffering it again for the next six years.
As for us in Tripoli, after the ambassador had announced that the Philippine Community School is private, the editor had received some rude messages but only from one person who pretended that the messages were sent by several people. Poor individual, she cannot be called a lady, I think like the ambassador, she does not realize that there are no secrets in the internet and that any kind or all kinds of information can be had at the click of the mouse.
I displayed most of her messages except two because in one she claimed to be the newly elected president and in the other she claimed to be myself replying to her messages. Since I am aware it was not the President and also that I would not stoop to her level of stupid and senseless writings, I ignored them. The rest are all here in the following pages. For a professional and an accountant, at that, she had the most appalling way of words that simply shows the kind of people the ambassador allowed to stay in the Philippine Community School when he declared it private.
This vulgar woman said; "talo ka na, Veron." If I have lost, how come all they can do is to be rude and bad-mannered? Shouldn't there be some celebrations instead of losing one of their staff? Food for thought, that! Don't you think so?
God bless
_The Editor
Greetings of a wonderful year!
But the world is not over the crisis as yet. Just after the New Year, different calamities have occurred one after the other.
The worst so far is the earthquake in Haiti followed by the different earthquakes in different parts of the world like Chile and Taiwan.
Then there were floods in Peru, France and Spain and the Tsunamis again in Chile as far as Japan.
Indeed, and so far, we seem not to have taken a breath when another news of another disaster comes in additiont to the bombings in Iraq and the depreciation of both the Euro and the Dollar.
Perhaps it is because the Lord in the form of Mother Nature is chastising us. Who knows? We seem to have gotten lost of what we are here for on earth.
I am not one for dire predictions, but did you notice that most of the countries that are overwhelmed are mostly Catholics? It reminds me of Sodom and Gomorrah. The Lord punishes His people because He loves them and wants them to realize their wrongdoings before it is too late.


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Snowboard Review: 08-09 Rome Vinyl
15 Nov, 2008
Location: Loveland, Colorado
Snow Conditions: Snowing with hard groomed groomers, some icy spots.
Setup: I rode the Rome Vinyl with Rome Madison's Bindings and my Vans Omni Focus boots.
First Impression: I wish I learned on this board, easy mellow ride to progress with.
Size: 152cm
Weight: light
Flex: It wasn't a noodle, but definitely torsionally softer to make the turning easier for women. Overall it was a good medium flex for women, not a noodle but not stiff. It didn't require a lot of extra effort to manipulate and initiate it into turns. When I did ride over some icy spots, it gripped and held an edge without washing out.
Turning: It was really easy to initiate turns but also forgiving, so if you were taking your time to turn the board it wasn't going to push you past your limits. It is light and flexible making it a good ride for women. I was just riding groomers with the vinyl and really small amounts of dust on crust which it was handling the adjusting terrain fine, holding an edge through the bumps.
Stable: Definitely for the mellow rider, when I took it up to faster speeds and more aggressive riding…it wasn't up to par with that and I would have preferred a bigger size for me and a stiffer deck to feel more stable but that's not what this board is. But for just taking it easy, turning and messing around with, I had no problems with it being stable.
Pop: No problems with popping into an ollie or off the tail of the board over rollers.
Switch: I actually spend a lot of time switch on it, mostly because my switch riding is still progressing and while I can turn toeside and heelside switch, I wanted to take it slower and see how the board reacted to me being at a lower level of riding. It rode fine switch, I actually found it really easy ride switch with.
Overall Impression: My friend Gorio mentioned using boards as they are designed for and I try to follow that in demos. With the vinyl it meant slowing down my riding, taking turns slow and riding switch a lot more to get back into that mode of riding. With it all done, I was happy with the board for what it was designed for. I wouldn't ride it myself at the riding level I'm at and what I prefer but I would have rode it when I first learned and needed a board to learn on.
Shay's Honesty Box: I'm still a progressing rider, every rider is…and while I am above the level of the vinyl meaning that board won't help me progress into more of a rider. It was a good board and I'm glad to have recommended it in the past and now in the future knowing that girls can ride it and it will make progressing easier.
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6 Comments
January 09, 2009
Hi! I am interested in the rome vinyl as a new board but after reading your review, I am not too shure. I currently have a burton malolo and rode a burton freedom (but now is sold) for the past few years. I usualy like to ride fast, charging down groomers when there isn't snow, but I prefer the glades. I want a second board to learn to ride switch and do tricks, yet still be able to handle agressive riding but softer to allow me to learn how to do ollie, manual, tricks, etc. Is the vinyl for me?
January 11, 2009
I think the vinyl would be too easy for you after what you've been riding.
With a softer board you compromise the stability and charging so it's some give and taken. I'd check out more all mountain freestyle boards.
Have you considered a reverse camber board?
April 28, 2009
Hi Shay,
I am a progressing rider who likes to ride the groomers but also wants to learn to ride switch and eventually do tricks. This is more of an intermediate/advanced board, however, it sounds like from your review and experience it would be a good beginner board. Any thoughts on whether this would be a good purchase or should I start with a ore "beginner" board?
I guess I would rather buy a more intermediate than beginner board and not have to get a more advanced board after one season.
May 05, 2009
Hey J,
Vinyl is definitely a board to progress with, I'd highly recommend it because you won't outgrow it fast and it's capable of the entire mountain. It might take some adjustment at first but I doubt it'll be anything major.


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My soon to be ex husband and I share custody of our two young children. I'm the one that picks the children up from him and drop them off. I just moved to a new place and he wants to know my address, I don't want him to know because I'm scared of him and his family harrassing me. Do I have to tell him where I live or can I just prove to the court that they are not in harm nor out of the geographical location.
Each court rules are different. All require that they have your current address. Some will let you file it under seal, some require you to have a RO in order to not tell them or move for protection or something like that. Check your local statutes.
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'Hmmm! it smells like elves!' thought Bilbo, and he looked up at the stars. They were burning bright and blue.
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This picture will attract the perverts getting their rocks off
Stoner monkey eyes O.O
Baby see, baby do.
Tell them we want cookies...banana cookies.
which one is the monkey?
Well we know which one looks like daddy...........
He's my best buddy!
Evolution or diversity alert!
"Don't worry, I got him!"
I have high disdain for children.
I Don`t get the whole "spanking the monkey thing"
Young Ulysess Everett McGill in the promo photo for the prequel to "O Brother, Where Art Thou" tagline ... "Baptism! You two are just dumber than a bag of hammers."
Dad! She was right, I do look just like you. She said it was the genetics from your side of the family.
I like pie
Mama, can we bring this thing back to the land of misfit toys?
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