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Yes, I am an Actrivist (Or, why it's more fun with ten Juliets and no Romeos).
I extrapolate by nature. I don't hoard seeds of knowledge; I plant those seeds and let the roots crack open the shell and grow down in the ground as the plant cracks open the dirt and grows up to the sky. It is the way of wisdom. I don't memorize steps, I learn by feel. I am an emotional learner more than an academic one. Once upon a time, I did both, but now I am a different sort of learner.
Strict academic learners are factualists and literalists, and, if they are not snapped out of their rote routine, aren't very smart. They memorize, they model, and they mimic. They have no natural feel for what they are doing, always doing their best to remove the emotional from the intellectual, and always getting things wrong.
Once upon a time, I took care with the balance until I saw that sometimes you have to be the balance, and thus, you have to be more extreme yourself to balance an equation – that is, until you see the scale balance itself out, and then you go back to your own previous balance.
Right now, I am a full emotional learner so I can better understand what that actually means. I don't cook by recipe – I cook and experiment, for instance. I use a more primal – feral – way of creating and learning.
For instance, I am a big fan of Shakespeare, but don't ask me to recite it or remember his plays these days. I extrapolate the meaning and then apply it. All the world's a stage, he reminded us in As You Like It, and his words had a big impact on my life and career.
When I was four years old, I knew Romeo and Juliet, as in, I could actually recite Romeo and Juliet and know what it meant. I have no idea where my knowledge of it came from as my mother's shelves were filled with psychology books, not literature, and certainly not British lit (I am the sole anglophile in the family, though anyone who reads my fiction pretty much knows my love of it runs deep).
But I knew it. I knew my Shakespeare. When mom was house hunting when I was four, we came upon a new townhouse that had a living room on one floor, and then steps to the dining room/kitchen where the dining room was an open-concept mezzanine of sorts with a balcony overlooking the living room. There were no doors on this level, just a dining room and then a separate room for the kitchen.
When I first saw that dining room from the living room, I ran up, went to the balcony and recited "O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Deny thy father and refuse thy name …" I also threw a big fit until mom bought the house and then 27 Glen Vista Drive became home (and you thought your brats threw hissies to get their own way). I was sold on the balcony alone (even though the famous balcony scene in the play never actually called for one) and it was my favourite place in the house until mom redid the basement in pine and made it a super-fabulous rec room without peer.
A house with an indoor balcony was great, I thought, finally I will find someone to play Romeo while I play Juliet. For whatever reason, I had a great need to play Shakespeare, and I found Hamlet way too scary (more terrifying than my Ken doll with the gross fake beard, Sonny Friendly the Muppet with teeth from Sesame Street, the Incredible Hulk, and the Kool-Aid Jug Man put together), except nobody ever wanted to play Romeo, even though it meant climbing on the sofa to climb over the balcony.
Oh sure, everyone wanted to climb up and over the balcony for its own sake because it was forbidden fun of the best sort, but no one ever wanted to play Romeo – ever – not even once. Somehow, everyone felt abandoned down there in the living room and started to cry – as in blubber and scream "Noooooo!" from the top of their lungs the second they were asked by anyone to be Romeo. No boy ever wanted to play Romeo. No girl ever wanted to play Romeo. Everyone wanted to play Juliet along with me.
To be Juliet was a group effort, meaning it always ended up being Ten Juliets and No Romeos with ten kids – boys and girls – at first, reciting Juliet's lines to silence because no one ever wanted to be Romeo. It didn't matter if the kids were old friends I knew for years or some newbie who just came to visit for the first time from anywhere around the world – no one ever wanted to be Romeo. Period.
It wasn't as if no one wanted to play, the mere suggestion was met with a hearty "Yay!" or equivalent before everyone ran upstairs to the dining room. Yes, let's all be Juliet because Juliet is where it's at, was the message I got and I did not mind sharing the communal space of Juliet. Needless to say, Ten Juliets and No Romeos evolved to become a challenging, but very popular game at my house.
I learned that you don't have to follow someone else's script and you could always improvise. In Shakespeare's time, men took on women's roles; in my childhood, Juliet was also one for the boys – and girls. We learned to make do without a Romeo in sight, and in the end, Collective Juliet somehow survived and thrived just fine without Romeo and never died when our game was done.
Years later, I took a theatre reviewing elective at j-school, one of the assignments was seeing and critiquing the play Good Night, Desdemona (Good Morning, Juliet) that was a comedy with the premise of an unhappy female English professor who has a theory that both Othello and Romeo and Juliet were supposed to be comedies – judging by my childhood alone, it's a theory right on the money. In every performance of Ten (or whatever number came to my house that day) Juliets and No Romeos performed during Shakespeare in Sasha's Dining Room Festival (Sasha was my nickname as a kid until too many people decided that was a great name for their dogs, too), Juliet always had a really fun, silly, and happy ending.
It also served as an interesting beginning for me.
At the most basic level, it actually got one big lesson through to me: the script does not play in the real world. It was a huge lesson that had epic ramifications in every aspect of my life, from the personal to the professional to even the philosophical.
The script does not play in the real world.
And if all the world's a stage, it is one where the script does not play in the real world. It is shocking how many people never understand this Truth no matter how many times they are proven wrong. They spend their entire lives practicing how to say hello in the mirror, fantasizing what they will say and how other people will react, and they will always try to manipulate and choreograph the stage where their script does not play. The go by the script. They stick to the script. They demand others to play by their script. They make enemies of anyone who does not go by their script, and worst of all, they never abandon the stupid, inferior-to-life script because they always think the next rewrite is going to finally prove them Forever Right.
Just stop conning yourself, chuck the script, and wing it.
But the lesson didn't end there. It got me started thinking about acting in a philosophical manner, but I also grew up in a house where, while my mother was not a psychologist but a driving instructor, she had a lot of professional psych books on her shelves. I inherited them all when I started studying it at university, and not surprisingly, while other kids were reading Curious George, I was reading Carl Jung. I was reading books called Vulnerability, Coping, and Growth published by Yale University Press by the time I was seven years old.
My mom's amateur interest in psychology turned into my university degree. Psych was second nature to me. It was the most fascinating of all the sciences – but it was also the trickiest if you didn't understand the nuances of the profession. I learned how to question studies at a very early age.
Some researchers tried to take out the emotion out of their studies and it had very disastrous results. They weren't accurate. They didn't take the most important factor in consideration, and here was a little girl who, if she wasn't reciting Shakespeare from her dining room stage, was reading whatever cool new psych book her mom bought at the funky remainder book store that sadly, is no longer in business.
And somehow, those two threads began to weave together – the psych and the Shakespeare.
Shakespeare was uninhibited fun. It was grand gravitas. He may have been that stiff upper lip Brit, but what I loved about Shakespeare is he was all about big, raw emotions. Hamlet was a broody little brat, but boy, did his temper tantrums go off like a nuclear bomb. Romeo and Juliet were libidinous little twerps with no life experience or common sense. Lady Macbeth was a power-hungry psychopath, Othello was a jealous and gullible hothead, and King Lear was an arrogant little empty-head, but when Shakespeare was done, he didn't fool around: title characters got killed. Supporting characters fell like flies. It was all so powerful. It wasn't as if other playwrights didn't do the same, but no one could unleash it like him. We go on these days how a cable show is unpredictable with major characters dying like cannon fodder (think The Walking Dead) – Shakespeare was way ahead of the crowd.
And then I'd go read a psych book, and sometimes those books put those feelings into perspective, but there were books that just didn't get what Shakespeare understood: we are driven by emotions – and they were powerful – his comedies showed how hopeless could be turned into triumph while his tragedies showed how triumphs were meaningless if you didn't get what life was all about and how those triumphs could prove to be your undoing. Feelings guide us – and when a character was emotionally illiterate, he would get into trouble that he wouldn't always get out of in time.
I learned a lot about psychology thanks to Shakespeare.
The Montagues and the Capulets had a lot of bad blood and it cost them dearly – but Shakespeare clearly showed how it all happened. Hamlet also never learned to let go of a grudge – he was right to be angry and push back until he just lost control. Shakespeare was on to something and he was a great curator into the strange world of big emotions.
Not surprisingly, when I was a teenager, my mom bought me a bust of William Shakespeare for my birthday, which still sits proudly on my shelf today. She also took me to see a production of Macbeth in Toronto, starring Christopher Plummer and Glenda Jackson. She knew I had a deep love for the raw emotions with the rational curator guiding an audience through the eye of the storm, and I could not get enough of it.
Needless to say, high school English classes were a breeze for me.
But I loved the balcony in our dining room. That's where the magic of Shakespeare formed – and transmuted for me.
Psychology and Shakespeare went hand in hand happily until the day there was a civil war in the former Yugoslavia and I discovered how much anti-Serb propaganda was being presented as truth in the mainstream press.
I was no longer living in our townhouse, but the balcony was in my heart. I was a psych student who would go on to graduate Summa Cum Laude. I knew the coverage was skewed, and I knew the news media had blood on their hands just like Lady Macbeth.
But how do I understand the madness of the media war against an entire nationality of people?
The third thread began to weave with Shakespeare and Psychology and I called it Method Research.
I would understand by taking the role of journalist – making the world my stage, but not to act from a script – but to study the profession as a scientist – more specifically, a psychologist.
My findings became the book Don't Believe It!: How lies become news.
But I became an expert on how to find truths by walking among those you are studying. I learned to do it scientifically and emotionally without getting entangled in biases, manipulations, or irrationality that felled those tragic Shakespearean heroes.
And then I left the profession and continued being both an author and an artist – something I could never fully express before given what I was doing.
But Method Research never left me – I proved it could work and work extremely well – but I still wanted to pursue it.
And so, I realized I was also an actrivist – an activist actress who performed in the real world to make positive changes around there.
I do what I do to build on truths, but also love. You cannot have one without the other.
If there is no truth, there can be no love. If there is no love, there can be no truth.
The concept of actrivist is one I am now refining and on the eve of giving an encore performance of my life. I want to take it to new and exciting levels. I love the idea of being active in my surroundings and then figuring out what it all means. It requires emotional learning – and helps take science out of the ivory towers and out in the real world where we learn by feel and then learn to make reliable and valid studies based on feel that gives us useable and accurate information that is truthful and universal.
The little girl with the psych books and the balcony is still alive and well, thank you, and she has a lot more to explore – and she always loved her silly and happy endings where she could use her gifts to chase the tragedies away so no one ever had to be sad or hurt if she could help it.


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As soon as energy data is received, it is logged, processed and becomes available for immediate viewing over any Internet connection including tablets and smart phones. This data can be viewed by in a variety of ways that are designed to suit the needs of specific individuals in the organization.
Managers can look at their own store's data to gain a better understanding of how the energy dollars are being spent. Usage peaks may provide an opportunity to reschedule certain activities to reduce demand charges. Scrutinizing power draw by circuit during non-business hours may provide clues as to how the store's fixed energy costs can be reduced. This can have a 24/7 impact.
Here's what it looks like:
The upper panel shows a Google map identifying the specific location or each store. Below the map are the key energy indicators for each facility.
The lower panel provides up to the minute information of the total power being drawn into the building. It is displayed with a speedometer type gauge with a table of all the contributing circuits to the right of it. Below that is a pie chart which reveals the most power hungry circuits and to the right the most expensive energy loads have cost data displayed in a stacked gold coin chart.
Additional logging profiles follow which show at usage from the whole building down to individual circuits depending upon how one chooses to view it. The time line can also be adjusted from a few minutes out to years depending upon how much data has accumulated.
Here's how the top 20 circuits are broken down:
The analytics engine tracks the top 20 power consuming circuits with this graphic. As appliances are switched on and off the circuit list to the left changes along with the graph. Hovering the mouse over a specific time will show what load was recorded for each circuit. Drag-zoom and circuit show-hide toggle features assist with further analysis.The analytics engine software is licensed in 45-circuit packages through either a two or five year subscription at the time of system installation. The eMonitor c-Series system warranty is congruent with the initial subscription period. Software updates are automatic and the system remains up 24/7 on Powerhouse Dynamics' servers. This is just a glimpse of what the eMonitor c-Series analytics engine can do for small businesses. For additional information please check out the eMonitor c-Series brochure or view a short Power Point presentation about how this system help control your energy costs... cost effectively.

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text: A team of British scientists say a simple 15-minute brain scan could help doctors diagnose the brain disorder autism more cheaply and accurately. The test proved 90 per cent accurate in adults and the researchers say there is no reason why it should not work equally well in children. At best the scientists say the scans will not be in general use for at least a couple of years. Tarek Bazley reports. SOURCE: Aljazeera Science & Technology Health Europe


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phone scraping( 5 phone numbers of some email leads) ( looking for long term relationship)
Προϋπολογισμός $10-50 CAD
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This spring, I'm planning on signing up for a CSA farm share and sharing the journey with all of you! For those of you who don't know, CSA stands for 'community supported agriculture.' It's an agreement between you and a local farmer that you'll give them some money at the beginning of the season, and they will share the produce they grow throughout that year (generally via a weekly delivery to a central pick-up location). It's a lot of fun, each basket/bin/box is a culinary adventure with the freshest produce you can get. I'm looking forward to showing what I receive in my CSA, how I prepare the produce, and maybe even some photos and details about the farm it comes from!
Here's the thing, if you're considering joining a CSA too, those farmers need your money now! In fact, some of them may have already sold all their shares for the season. They use the down payments to buy farm equipment, seeds, etc., and they plan their fields based on how many people they will need to feed.
According to my research, there are a number of CSA offerings in the North Bay area, including (in alphabetical order):
Dalew Farms (www.dalewfarms.ca)
Field Good Farms (www.fieldgoodfarms.ca)
Holden's Hideaway Farm (www.holdenfarm.net)
Midlothian Valley Farm (www.gypsywholefoodswarehouse.com)
Northern Harvest (http://northernharvest.info)
Sandhill Crane Farm (492-2192)
Souter Highlands Farm (info through Ontario CSA Directory)
Last but not least, here's a great map from Transition Town North Bay showing lots of local food offerings (including CSA)
I had a busy morning (and a relatively empty fridge), so I used a package of roasted potatoes, onions, zucchini, red peppers and eggplant from the freezer (pictured below), and added half of an avocado.
I cut up a green Ontario cabbage into large chunks and cooked it in a bit of water at a medium-high heat (just enough water to stop the cabbage from burning, but not enough so that I had to throw any water away once the cabbage was cooked). Then I added Heinz Beans in Tomato Sauce.
My friend Maxine made this absolutely delicious meal for me. I was surprised by how rich and flavourful the noodles tasted! They were made from whole zucchinis using a device that creates spirals out of vegetables (picture below), and then served raw with the warm sauce on top. I'm not going to mention any specific products, but if you google some combination of 'vegetable' and 'spiral' you'll be sure to find plenty of information!
In regards to the sauce, Maxine says "I roasted fennel, carrots, artichoke hearts, onions, garlic, and tomato. Once roasted, I combined them with one can of organic tomatoes, tomato paste, and seasonings. I put the mixture in the crockpot and let it simmer on low with seasonings until dinner time."
"The amounts of pure oats should be limited to 20-25 grams/day (65 ml - or 1/4 cup dry rolled oats) for children and 50 -70 grams/day (125 to 175 ml - or ½ to ¾ cup dry rolled oats) for adults, as recommended by the Canadian Celiac Association."


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Supercut* (not-really-but-sort-of-ish) of the latest of our ongoing work for Fisher & Paykel. Just incase you were wondering, which you're like totally not, we're rebooting all the content on their super pretty webpipe. This month it's mostly cooking based items, as you can tell.
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Energy as a resource, both present and future
'Outlier' China preventing India's entry into Nuclear Suppliers Group, says US - Times of India
North Korea 'aims to complete nuclear weapons programme in 2017', defector claims | The Independent
Hannibal Montana auf Twitter: "Did not know @RageSelect is a nuclear power. Jeff is Big Boss and the site is his Outer Heaven https://t.co/9DipzEh5kk"
Bob Vulfov auf Twitter: "who the hell is jeff https://t.co/UlKVBbBLgw"
Saban Forum: Netanyahu Says Israel will Prevent Iran from Becoming Nuclear Power, Praises Trump - YouTube
New York Daily News auf Twitter: "Mike Pence, Kellyanne Conway brush off Trump's call with Taiwan's president as "courtesy call" https://t.co/hqyAEprBrN https://t.co/IYmgXgHrTm"
Trumpstheman auf Twitter: "He SHOCKED the Senate with this revelation. Now you know. - @IsraelVideos https://t.co/CKfn75HAQZ honesty"
Chris Downs auf Twitter: ".@Telegraph OH NOES! He wants to ensure PEACE with a nuclear power! Stop him, quick, we need our Warbucks! https://t.co/bj6ncMwTak"
Nigel Gould-Davies auf Twitter: "Don't worry: Mearsheimer has a track record of failed predictions https://t.co/Ahst3ZS2fz"
North Korea's Fifth Nuclear Test: What It Means - The Atlantic
Praveen Upadhyaya auf Twitter: "Common Q after every attack: "War with a nuclear power?"
Check this (via mediacrooks) ->
#UriAttack https://t.co/zGz4VyKIb5"
Uganda Daily Eye: North Korea is a nuclear power, the world has to live with it
China Pushes Nuclear Power In Moldova | OilPrice.com
سبینا صدیقی auf Twitter: "#IndiaAttacksDhaka
Bangladesh not even a nuclear power, it will not be able to save itself from India
#Dhaka https://t.co/GgpnyTwHHn"
Dawood Khan auf Twitter: "Pakistan's top hospital ranks 1842 in World and 351 in Asia. https://t.co/2nHkdVeQbP"
India's journey to becoming a nuclear power - The Economic Times
Attention Required! | CloudFlare
As a nuclear power - as the only nuclear powe | Quote With Images
I'm okay with that! auf Twitter: "Voted YES on cooperating with India as a nuclear power. (Oct 2008) https://t.co/sQk77cMRwD"
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Pentagon Admits that Israel is a Nuclear Power | Revere Radio Network
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1090 Primrose Pl
$5,888,000, 5 Beds 8 Baths 10,000 Sqft 3.38 Acres
About This Property
Stunning modern estate located in the private, highly coveted gated community of Glenwild. Enjoy the privacy of being the only gated estate in the community while positioned on a quiet cul-de-sac, with the back opening up to acres of open space. This gorgeous home has unobstructed views of the Deer Valley and Park City Ski Resort and the top-rated Glenwild golf course, making it the perfect place for entertaining family and friends. The gourmet kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances. A grand staircase leads you to the master suite with more spectacular views. On the lower level, you will find a beautiful glass wine cellar, entertainment bar, family and home theater. Only 15-minutes from Park City's Historic Main Street for fine dining and boutique shopping. Quick and convenient 30-minute drive to Salt Lake City International Airport.
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Clubhouse, Elevator, Fire Sprinklers, Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Pets Allowed-Restrictions, Pool, Steam Room, Tennis Courts
Electricity, Internet - High Speed, Natural Gas, Telephone
3 Car, Floor Drain, Heated, Oversized Garage
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Ceiling(s)/Vaulted, Flooring - Wood, Flooring-Stone/Marble/Brk, Jetted Bath Tub(s), Lower Level Walkout, Pantry, Ski Storage, Wet Bar
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Air Conditioning, Forced Air, Radiant Heat - Floor
Fireplace - Gas, Fireplace - Woodburning
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Deck(s), Fenced - Partially, Heated Driveway, Heated Walkway, Landscaped - Partially, Lawn Sprinkler - Partial
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Spotted this new blog from a link on the POWs site, have a look here. The woods look so good, trails look amazing as well, I'd love to be digging there right now I miss the fun times digging at the trails, winters going to be tough this year.
Took a walk up to the trails on the weekend just to have a look, everythings ok, well one tarps gone but apart from that its good. Was dry as well could have done some sweeping and riden, was tempting for sure. No news really things are moving so slowly, we're waiting for an environmental report before we can go any further.
Monday, 10 October 2011
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Weddings are a very meticulous process. By learning as much as you can in advance of planning, you will save a lot of time and energy. To start you on the path of knowledge, the following suggestions will give you the edge you need to educate yourself in a just short amount of time.
Getting married in an off-season will lower your wedding costs. Most weddings are between June and August. Wedding venues are costly during these months. Book in advance if you must schedule your wedding during this time.
A wedding dress is a big expense. Consider looking into dresses that are not designated as wedding dresses. You could get a bridesmaid's dress, and it would be just a fraction of the cost. The money you save by choosing a cheaper dress can be used to alter it and add some stylish details.
You can make great use of big box stores, like Costco, when planning your own food service for your wedding day. When you're shopping wholesale, you will be able to purchase a lot more food for a lot less than if you were to shop elsewhere. Think about asking friends and relations to chip in on the food.
The photographs of your wedding will build your book of memories to look back on for years to come. Have someone highly experienced help you with the pictures if you have the money to afford it. It will be important later in life.
While it may seem obvious, remember that who you plan to marry should be the biggest consideration of all! This choice will affect you forever, so take your time and don't rush. Think hard about this person and what things in your life you can't do without, as well as the things that will drive you up the wall.
Think about wedding transportation. Some guests might need a ride to their hotel, so make sure there are taxis available (at minimum). This is also a good idea for guests who have had too much to drink at the wedding.
Do not starve just so your wedding dress fits. Just like an athlete who is training, starving yourself could cause dehydration. The last thing you will want to do is faint. Instead, choose a dress that has a corset back that can be taken in and out as needed on the big day.
Take your time when writing vows, and spend as much time as you need to write something meaningful. Marriage is supposed to mean the rest of your life, including both ups and downs. Your vows should fully capture your feelings and dedication to your partner.
Tell your DJ the songs that you do not want to be played. If you hate a specific song or a genre, such as heavy metal or country, you don't want that played at your wedding reception. Make sure that let the one you are marrying know as well.
Hopefully, the tips you learned here will help you make a wedding that runs smoothly and is everything you want. Remember to remain calm and continue to educate yourself for a stress free day you can now make the most of.
One of the things to consider for your wedding is transportation. Try to have limos and taxis available for those who do not have a ride to take them back to their hotel at the end of the night. This is a great idea for people who drink.


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1 The first day of NASCAR was Feb. 21, 1948, when it was incorporated. The new stock-car racing organization was headquartered in Daytona Bch., Fla.
2 NASCAR Winston Cup Series (NWCS) points races held outside of the U.S. (both in Canada).
2.5 Miles around NASCAR's most celebrated racing facility, Daytona International Speedway.
3 Consecutive titles (the NWCS record) that were won by Cale Yarborough (1976-78).
5 Seasons the NASCAR Craftsman Truck series (NCTS) has been in existence.
6 NWCS Rookies of the Year who have gone on to win series titles.
7 NWCS championships won by Richard Petty and Dale Earnhardt (the series record).
7.6 Average finish throughout Lee Petty's career (the NWCS record).
8 Races in the first NWCS (then strictly stock) season in 1949.
9 Different drivers who have won consecutive NWCS titles. The most recent driver to do this, was Jeff Gordon.
10 Closest points margin between an NWCS champion (Alan Kulwicki) and the runner-up (Bill Elliott) in the series' modern era (since 1972).
11 Poles won by Jeff Gordon during the 1992 NASCAR Busch Series (NBS) season (a series record).
12 Years between Terry Labonte's two NWCS titles (1984, '96).
13 Most Popular Driver awards for Bill Elliott entering the 1999 season (the NWCS record).
15 Days it took to qualify the cars for the first Southern 500, in 1950.
16 NWCS starts it took for Dale Earnhardt to win his first race.
18 Years that the NBS has been in existence.
20 Poles won by Bobby Isaac in 1969 (the NWCS record).
23 Different drivers who have won the 51 NWCS titles.
24 Age of Jeff Gordon when he earned his first NWCS title (youngest in the modern era).
25 Bill France Sr.'s age when he moved with his wife, Anne, from Washington, D.C. to Daytona in 1934 (not to start up a new racing organization, but to escape the cold winters).
27 Wins for Richard Petty in the 1967 season (the series record).
28 Different drivers who have 20 or more NWCS victories.
30 Victories for Carl Kiekhaefer-owned cars in the 1956 season (the NWCS record).
32 Top ten finishes for NWCS rookie James Hylton in 1966 (the series record).
34 Car number of the first NWCS race winner Jim Roper (1949).
35 Years Richard Petty competed in the NWCS.
36 Degrees of banking in the corners at Bristol.
39 Consecutive NWCS races that Bobby Allison led from 1971-72 (the series record).
42 Top-5 finishes for David Pearson in 1969 and Ned Jarrett in 1965 (the NWCS record).
50 Wins are what Rusty Wallace and Jeff Gordon will be both seeking in the year 2000 season (both are 1 shy of reaching this milestone).
52 Age of Harry Gant in 1992 when he became the oldest driver to win a NWCS race.
58 Different drivers who have qualified for NWCS races at 200 mph or more.
61.1 The winning percentage for David Pearson in the 1973 season (the NWCS record).
67.958 Pole speed for the first NWCS race, held in Charlotte.
75 Cars that competed in the first Southern 500.
84 NWCS wins for Darrell Waltrip and Bobby Allison (third on the all-time wins list).
93 NWCS events that have been held at Darlington, NASCAR's oldest superspeedway.
96 Wins by the legendary Wood brothers during their 47 seasons of NWCS racing.
99.9 Percentage of miles completed by Ron Hornaday in the 1996 NCTS season.
100 Yards away from the finish line Richard Petty ended up after tangling with David Pearson in the 1979 Daytona 500. Pearson crawled to the finish line and won.
105 NWCS victories for David Pearson, second only to Richard Petty.
122 Races held in NCTS history.
125 Dollars won by the legendary Wood Brothers in their debut season (1953).
126 Poles won by Richard Petty (the NWCS record).
132 Most caution laps in an NBS race (1992 at Hickory).
135.521 Average speed of the first Daytona 500 (1959).
175 Points (minus any bonus points awarded) given to the top finisher in each NWCS, NCTS and NBS race.
177.602 Fastest average speed for a winner of the Daytona 500 (Buddy Baker in 1980).
197 Completed laps by winner Jim Roper in the first NWCS race (1949).
200 NWCS victories for Richard Petty (the series record).
212.809 The fastest qualifying speed in NWCS history, recorded by Bill Elliott in 1987 at Talladega.
270 Weight (in pounds) of legendary driver "Tiny" Lund.
300 Car number for Tim Flock when he won the NWCS championship in 1955.
300-B Car number for Buck Baker when he won the NWCS championship in 1956.
360 Consecutive races run by Tommy Houston (the NBS record).
400 Race cars that were built by Holman-Moody in 1960.
426 Points NBS champion Sam Ard beat runner-up Jack Ingram by in 1984 (the series record).
450 NWCS events it took car owner Rick Hendrick to win $60 million in prize money.
531 Races in the 18-year history of the NBS.
555 Top-5 finishes for Richard Petty (the NWCS record).
574 NWCS events that David Pearson started.
600 Miles covered in NASCAR's longest race, the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's Motor Speedway.
636 Consecutive races started by Terry Labonte (the NWCS record).
641 NWCS starts for both Dale Earnhardt and Terry Labonte.
653 NWCS races started by J.D. McDuffie without a victory (the series record).
675 Approximate horespower of an NCTS engine.
722 The biggest point margin between an NWCS champion (Richard Petty) and the runner-up that year (Dave Marcis, 1975) in the modern era.
799 NWCS race entries for car owner Junie Donlavey (entering the 1999 season).
842.5 Points obtained by Red Byron to win the first NWCS title in 1949.
845 Modern era NWCS races.
1,090 Miles that Tony Stewart completed while running the Indy 500 and the Coca-Cola 600 on the same day in 1999.
1,151 Starts in the NWCS by the legendary Allison family (Bobby, Donnie and Davey).
1,177 Races started by Richard Petty (the NWCS record).
1,200-plus Short-track feature victories for 58-year-old Dick Trickle.
1,265 Length (in feet) of the front- and back-stretches at the latest facility added to the NWCS schedule, Homestead-Miami Speedway.
1,748 Starts for Petty Enterprises (the NWCS record).
1,880 NWCS races since its first season more than 50 years ago.
2000 The first year in a new era of NASCAR history, one that brings with it visions of a sport with unlimited growth and innovation.


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Nocturnal Wonderland is the grandaddy of all the Southern California electronic dance music festivals.
Since it started in 1995, the multi-stage, multi-day festival has grown to become one of the most anticipated events on the EDM calendar.
The festival will return to the grounds of San Bernardino County's Glen Helen Regional Park in Devore– adjacent to Glen Helen Amphitheater — on Sept. 14 and 15.
Tickets go on sale at noon Friday, June 8, via www.nocturnalwonderland.com. Passes start at $99.95 for a two-day general admission pass. Tent camping starts at $160; car camping starts at $220; RV camping starts at $284.25. Typically, Nocturnal Wonderland is limited to guests 18 and older.
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Robert M. Geraci, Ph.D. is Assistant Professor of Religious Studies at Manhattan College.
Robert studies the power of religion in contemporary culture, particularly with regard to the interaction between religion and technology. Other interests include the history of science, anthropology of science, contemporary art, literature, Christian history, and economics.
His past research focused upon the relationship between artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and religion (primarily the Singularity, mind uploading, & sentient machines, but also Shinto and Buddhist ideas as they relate to the development of Japanese robotics). He is the author of Apocalyptic AI: Visions of Heaven in Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, and Virtual Reality and Human Nature and the Ethics of Progress: Power and Purpose in 20th Century Religion, Science and Art.
Robert's papers include: Cultural Prestige: Popular Science Robotics as Religion-Science Hybrid, Apocalyptic AI: Religion and the Promise of Artificial Intelligence, Spiritual Robots: Religion and Our Scientific View of the Natural World, Robots and the Sacred in Science and Science Fiction: Theological Implications of Artificial Intelligence, Laboratory Ritual: Experimentation and the Advancement of Science, and Signaling Static: Artistic, Religious, and Scientific Futures in a Relational Ontology.
Robert earned his BA, Plan II Honors in Liberal Arts at the University of Texas at Austin. He earned his MA and Ph.D. in Religious Studies at the University of California at Santa Barbara. His Ph.D. dissertation was The cultural history of religions and the ethics of progress: Building the human in 20th century religion, science, and art.
What aspects of religion should atheists (respectfully) adopt? Alain de Botton suggests a "religion for atheists" -- call it Atheism 2.0 -- that incorporates religious forms and traditions to satisfy our human need for connection, ritual and transcendence.
The Workshop will explore transhumanist spirituality and "Religion 2.0″, the convergence of science and religion, highly imaginative future science and technologies for resurrection, emerging science and technologies for immortality, social and memetic engineering.
Turing Church Online Workshop 2, December 11, 2011. Remi Sussan, incoln Cannon, Brent Allsop, Dan Massey, Mike Perry, Andrew Warner, Lincoln Cannon, Brent Allsop, Dan Massey, Mike Perry.
The Turing Church Online Workshop 1, on Saturday November 20 2010 in Teleplace, explored transhumanist spirituality and "Religion 2.0″ as a coordination-oriented summit of persons, groups and organizations active in this area.
Ben Goertzel (Cosmist Manifesto)
Giulio Prisco (Turing Church)
Mike Perry (Society for Universal Immortalism)
Lincoln Cannon (Mormon Transhumanist Association)
Martine Rothblatt (Terasem)
Second part of series on morality. See below for bible references included in this video.
Death for victimless 'crime'
Yahweh requires death of sabbath workers
(Numbers 15 : 32-36)
Yahweh requires death of gay people:
(Leviticus 20 : 13)
Yahweh requires death of women who can't show virginity on wedding night:
(Deuteronomy 22 : 20-21)
Unaccountable slaughter
Yahweh kills 70,000 for David's census:
(2 Samuel 24 : 1-15)
Yahweh kills almost all land animals for human wickedness:
(Genesis 6 : 5-7)
Entrapment through mind-control
Yahweh hardens Pharaoh's heart:
First in a series on morality
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"Nightline" tackled the debate with a provocative take on the issue. The sixth "Nightline" "Face-Off" asked: Are we at a time in history when the argument can now actually be settled? Given all that we know today about the cosmos and life on Earth, is science killing God -- or can it bring us closer to him? Does God -- or should God -- have a future?
In this highlight from May 2007, noted atheist Christopher Hitchens compares monotheistic belief to a despotic dictatorship -- similar to his observations of North Korea under Kim Jong Il. The key difference, he argues? "You can get out of North Korea - you can die, and it's over. You can't do that with monotheism."
Christopher Hitchens speaks about his new book God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything.
Transhumanism - the proposition that human beings should use technology to transcend the limitations of the body and brain - is a product of the Enlightenment humanist tradition. As a consequence most avowed transhumanists are secular, and many religious are skeptical or hostile towards the transhumanist project. However there are also many religious transhumanists who find the project of human enhancement at least consistent with, and sometimes a fulfillment of, their metaphysics, soteriologies and eschatologies.
After spending the first years of his life in an Anglican household in Nairobi, the path was in no way clear for Richard Dawkins to become a scientist. Here the legendary evolutionary biologist chronicles his passion for the field, describing his first discovery as well as his favorite research project.
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R C Chimney Sweep operates across the whole of Oxfordshire, parts of Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire.
R C Chimney Sweep is professionally trained and qualified by The Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps, using traditional chimney sweeping methods and modern technology. This ensures you are getting the best clean for your chimney and appliance.
Their chimney sweeps pride themselves on being one of the few chimney sweeps in Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire, Berkshire and Wiltshire that are qualified by the Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps. R C Chimney Sweep is also registered with HETAS giving you even more peace of mind.
As professional sweeps R C Chimney Sweep are bound by strict codes of conduct set down by the Guild of Master Chimney Sweeps .
R C Chimney Sweep have been fully trained to the highest industry standards with full insurance. You can be confident that you will get a chimney sweep who always puts the safety of you and your home at the forefront of all work carried out. And with 23 years past military service you can be assured that you will get the highest standards.
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< Back to the CCI events list 2012 April 16d.
Tartu Centre for Creative Industries is organizing 2 workshops for artists on April 21st.
"Communication for art and artists" (trainer: media and communication expert Liene Kupća from Latvia) is designed to give artists and other creative people tools to market their skills in a more effective way.
"Paint your success" (trainer: Janis Zingitis, painter from Latvia, Headmaster of Riga Arts School) teaches to use methods of art in team building and personal development trainings.
Both workshops are free of charge for participants, registration is required at email@example.com
Both trainings are organized in the framework of the project "Local Artists for Regional Development" supported by the Estonia-Latvia Programme.


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Board of Directors 2018-2019
Immediate Past President
Charles Castiglia is president of Lakeside Memorial Funeral Home in Hamburg, NY. He earned an AOS in Funeral Service from Simmons Institute of Funeral Service, a BS in Business Management from Houghton College, and a MS in Strategic Leadership from Robert's Wesleyan College. Charles holds numerous certifications including Certified Funeral Service Professional, Certified Pre-planning Consultant, and Funeral Celebrant Certification.
Adam Miles Martin is the president of Martin Funeral, Cremation & Tribute Services in Mt. Morris, MI. He attended the University of Nevada in Las Vegas, Mott Community College in Flint, and Wayne State University in Detroit where he studied Mortuary Science. Adam is involved in his community outside the firm as well. He is president of the Greater Mt. Morris Chamber of Commerce, vice-president of Friends of the Mt. Morris Library, and a member of the Kiwanis Club of Mt. Morris.
Paul A. Hummel, III has been working with his father since 1987. He is a graduate of St. Vincent-St. Mary's High School and the University of Akron. Paul is a member of St. Vincent Catholic Church. He is involved with Rotary Club of Akron, Boy Scouts of America, Mobile Meals and Bluecoats Incorporated. Paul lives in Akron with his wife, Jennifer, and their two daughters, Caroline and Maggie.
Evan J. Strong is the founder and owner of Evan J. Strong Funeral Services in Calgary, Alberta Canada. Evan is a graduate of McMaster University and Humber College where he received his funeral service education. He is a member of Rotary International and the Knights of Columbus. Evan and his firm are active within the Calgary community in many charities and non-profit organizations.
Richard O'Hara is the chief operating officer and co-owner of McAvoy O'Hara Company in San Francisco, CA. Founded in 1850, McAvoy O'Hara Company is the bay area's oldest funeral company. Richard is a graduate of California College of Mortuary Science, Los Angeles and the University of San Francisco. He has been a licensed funeral director for over forty years. Richard is the past president of the Northern California Regional SIDS State Advisory Council.
Thomas L. Hemmerle is the owner of Barnett-Strother Funeral Home in Madisonville, KY. He earned a degree in Mortuary Science from Arapahoe Community College and has been a licensed funeral director since 1996 and a licensed embalmer since 2006. Hemmerle is a member of Christ the King Catholic Church and The Knights of Columbus, the world's largest Catholic fraternal service organization.
Mary F. Steele, CFSP, CPC, CCO is co-owner of Arnett & Steele Funeral Home in Pineville, KY. She has been a licensed funeral director and embalmer since 1991 and is both a graduate of nursing school and of Mid-America College of Funeral Service. Mary served as the first woman president of the Funeral Directors Association of Kentucky. Mrs. Steele brings a lot of experience to the Board having received numerous honors and awards including the NFDA Initiative Award (2007) and the OGR Community Service Award (2008). She also serves on the Advisory Board for Mid America College of Funeral Service, formerly served on the Southeast Community and Technical College Funeral School's Advisory Board, and is a Certified Preplanning Consultant and Certified Crematory Operator.
Raffy Jose is President and CEO, Arlington Memorial Chapels, Inc.—Quezon City, Manila, Philippines. His education includes a B.S. in Business Management from the Ateneo De Manila University; post graduate course: Managing Family Corporations at the Asian Institute of Management (AIM); and Celebrant Training at the In-Sight Institute. He served as Rotary Club Centennial President (2005), was the first Celebrant in Asia and the Philippines after receiving training from the In-Sight Institute (2002), and recipient of 6 Pursuit of Excellence Awards and 2 Best of the Best Awards (2011 and 2017) from NFDA during his leadership. Raffy enjoys traveling, cooking, taking care of and playing with his grandchildren. Raffy is married to Marichi and has four adult children: Paolo, Isabella, Anton and Bettina.
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Vivant Gallery
Batik has transcended time and history from the ancient times until present day. Batik is embedded with cultural stories, defined with symbolism and different meanings, which continues to evolve and shape our lives. Today artists use wax and dyes on fabrics creating intricate designs, patterns and surprisingly amazing rich art.
Vivant Art Auction Catalogue 2014
"People should really understand there is lots of power in art and it all goes back to ownership," said Florcy Morisset, owner and creative director of Vivant Art Collection.
Morisset has been preaching the virtues of art ownership in her downtown Philadelphia gallery, the only one in the city, which specializes in haitians and culturally ethnic world art, for over seven years. In September she will officially be closing the gallery doors and moving her collection online. However she is still particularly keen on inspiring more black patrons of the arts.
Over the past 7 years, Vivant Art Gallery has been filled with friends, artists, collectors, and colleagues, who have truly become my family. I have poured tireless work and love into Vivant and Philadelphia's vibrant local arts & business community. So, it is with mixed emotion I inform you that I have decided to close Vivant Art Gallery in order to give priority to my graduate studies.
Meet the Artist Chad C Everett – Video
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Boston Amateur Boxing Club fighters showed what the town had to offer on Saturday night.
The club's home show, hosted by Haven High Technology College, saw fighters from the Field Street Gym showcase their skills in familiar surroundings.
The top of the bill fight saw Tommy Upsall face Connor Holloway (Attleborough ABC), the Bostonian seeking revenge for his recent defeat to the same opponent.
And Upsall got his own back with victory, dedicating his fight to pal Darren Chamberlain, who recently passed away.
Upsall started well, forcing the referee to intervene in the opening round and giving Holloway a standing eight count.
Upsall got better and better as he warmed to the task.
At every opportunity he forced Holloway on the back foot, punishing him with his accurate boxing.
The third round saw Hollaway spit his gum shield out and taking full advantage of the respite given to him.
But it was all in vain as Upsall cruised to a superb victory.
Boston's Michelle Cox is new to the club and she faced Emma Percival (Starbox Gym), who was the much shorter boxer.
Cox used the ring well and her long range lead never stopped working, producing quality throughout the contest as she won by a unanimous decision.
In the fight of the night, Gel Finch boxed old adversary Jessie Stevens (Guilford City ABC).
Finch had won the previous bout, just a week earlier, and again Stevens found the Boston ABC fighter on top of her game.
Clearly there was no love lost between the two competitors, but Finch put together some great combinations, her powerful back hand having the desired effect to help her earn a unanimous victory.
Demantas Sofonvas was giving away weight to Oliver Bell (Empire ABC).
Sofonvas trains really hard and always gives maximum effort,and his bout was no different.
However, Sofonvas struggled to use his power, his long range lead falling short at the elbow at times.
But he never backed away from the challenge, despite Bell claiming the unanimous decision.
Dylan Harman showed skills beyond his years as he dominated the opening round against Jojo Connor (Swales Gloves, Kent).
Eager to start the second round well, Harman destroyed Connor, his power too much for the sheepish Kentish boxer who retired on his stool at the end of round two.
This was Harman's first TKO victory.
Callum Parker boxed well in his contest with, Shayden Walmsley (Grimsby ABC) despite a standing count as early as the first round.
Parker got the bit between his teeth and, for the next two rounds, was at his very best.
A split decision went in favour of the Grimsby boxer.
Kian Penn boxed very well against MacKenzie Flannery, of Lincoln's Terry Allen Unique Boxing Club, but lost on a split decision.
Harvey Elding and Middlesbrough ABC's Faysil Hussain had equal records ahead of their fight, with both looking for win number three.
In a great contest Elding found Hussain difficult to deal with, and the verdict went to the lad from the north east.
In a bout of non-stop action, Billy Buxton (Border City) claimed the split decision against home-town youngster Jimmy Britton, although there was little to separate the two.
Harvey Harman opened the show with a skills bout against Grimsby Boxing Academy's Harrison Shaw.
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Manchester University is today announcing a record undergraduate enrollment increase in its first-year class and the largest incoming class in at least three decades.
Preliminary figures released Tuesday show that there are 441 first-year students, a 20 percent increase over Fall 2013 (367). Total University enrollment is now at 1,479, a 9.6 percent increase over Fall 2013 (1,349), bolstered
Manchester has added 73 students to its College of Pharmacy doctoral program, making its total more than 200. The school got nearly 600 applications for those 73 spots and had a wait list of 100 qualified students.
"Over the past year, Manchester has gotten really clear about who we are and what we deliver. It's clear that the University's focus on affordable excellence is in high demand," said Scott Ochander, vice president of admissions and marketing. "Manchester is an accepting and supportive place that helps young people find themselves."
While there are a few new features on campus this year – a new sales major and competitive swimming program – he said the University and its growth are driven by its purpose to graduate persons of ability and conviction, and the transformational outcomes students receive through their time at Manchester.
Manchester offers a Triple Guarantee to students including guaranteed access to financial aid, guaranteed graduation in four years or less and guaranteed job or grad school placement within six months of graduation. "We are able to offer a guaranteed outcome like employment because we deliver" Ochander said. Manchester's 10-year average for employment/grad school placement is higher than 95%.
"Manchester is a safe place to be yourself, and we simply ask students to be their best selves," said new MU President Dave McFadden. "We want them to get involved – learn who they want to be – and lead the 'principled, productive and compassionate lives' our mission statement espouses.
"The Manchester community strives to develop the whole person," he said, "and that involves high expectations, dedication to service and appreciation of the infinite worth of every individual."
In today's market, there is a lot of talk about the value of higher education, Ochander said. "At Manchester University, we deliver."
· MU grads get jobs. Year after year at least 95 percent of Manchester graduates entered the work force, continued their education full-time or joined full-time voluntary service within six months of graduation over the past 10 years. For 2013 grads, the placement rate was 97 percent. (https://www.manchester.edu/OSD/Career/sgradreports.htm)
· Undergrads get an "employment guarantee." – If they have taken advantage of Manchester's services and opportunities and still don't have a job or acceptance into a graduate school within six months of graduation, they may return for a year, tuition-free. (https://www.manchester.edu/tripleguarantee/index.htm)
· We grow CPAs. Manchester is well-known for producing well-prepared professionals who are offered full-time positions months before they graduate and perform extremely well on the Uniform CPA exam. (https://www.manchester.edu/accounting/)
· Our pre-med students get accepted. Biology and chemistry students leave Manchester University ready for medical school. Over the past five years, 89 percent of Manchester graduates who applied to med school were accepted. The national average is about 40 percent.
· So do our pre-law and psychology students. Over the last decade, nearly 86 percent of Manchester applicants have gained admission to law school, while 100% of those seeking graduate psychology programs have been accepted. The national average is 75 percent for law school.
· 100 percent of Manchester students receive financial aid. The average size of its financial aid package is about $23,000 per student. Most of that is gift aid that doesn't have to be paid back.
Ochander said most Manchester students graduate in four years – some in three years – which greatly increases their earning power over the years and keeps student loan debt in check. The average Manchester student graduates with less than $30,000 of debt, which is lower than the national average.
"When you consider that the average college graduate in Indiana will earn well over a million dollars more than a high school graduate throughout their career, the affordability and outcomes of Manchester University make it a very easy investment choice." Ochander said.
Manchester starts early to help students focus on their career goals and "build skills and experience to achieve those goals when they graduate," said Liz Bushnell, associate dean and director of Career Services.
This collaborative effort involves both faculty and staff serving as mentors, she said, helping students get experience and networking that put them on the right path.
"Students who take advantage of career development opportunities find success," she said.
New students are greeted on Move-In Day by crowds of upperclassmen who tote bags and boxes to their rooms, introducing them to Manchester's close-knit community. We talked to a few first-year students during their first days of classes last week.
"It's more than just classes; it feels like they are preparing me for my future," said Rebekah Landers, about her first psychology classes. She is from Georgetown, Ind., and a graduate of Floyd Central High School.
"The relationships that I will accumulate, the experiences, and basically just learning more in my classes are all things that excite me," said Carrie Darrow, a first-year student and Columbia City High School graduate.
"I'm most excited about making new friends and having that experience. I really like the atmosphere here," said Alexandra Shelton, a first-year student and Manchester High School graduate.
"There's so much I'm excited about. I've already made a bunch of good friends, but I'm really excited about cross country," said Shelby Harrell, a first-year student and graduate of Plymouth High School.
"I'm most excited about getting involved in all the activities that are accessible here," said Chris McAleavey, a Decatur Central High School graduate and first-year student.
"I'm most excited about my FYS class. It's pretty cool. We get to do a lot of critical thinking and we get to go on a retreat this weekend," said first-year student Sawyer Stefanatos, a graduate of Southwood High School. The First Year Seminar introduces new students to college-level writing by examining a topic through multiple perspectives.
"Being part of the peace studies department and utilizing everything it has to offer me is very exciting. I'm also excited to become immersed in the Manchester community," said first-year student Hannah Brown, a graduate of Yellow Springs High School.
"I am excited to meet new people and join clubs," said Tyler Sheppard, a first-year student and graduate of Elkhart Memorial High School.
Tanner Rieck, a first-year student and graduate of Edwardsburg High School, is looking forward to "exciting classes geared toward my career goal."
Manchester University, with campuses in North Manchester and Fort Wayne, Ind., offers more than 60 areas of academic study to nearly 1,500 students in undergraduate programs, a Master of Athletic Training and a four-year professional Doctor of Pharmacy. Learn more about the private, northern Indiana school at www.manchester.edu.
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Developmental/Reproductive Toxicity No studies were located that assessed in vivo effects of allylamine exposure on animals. The embryotoxic potential of allylamine was estimated using the in vitro Chick Embryotoxicity Screening Test (CHEST) and fertilized eggs from White Leghorn fowl (Jelinek et al. 1985). , highest ineffective concentration to lowest effective concentration). Application of 3-30 µg allylamine to 2- to 4-day-old embryos until day 8 did not result in body malformations; the mortality rate was 48%.
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George was born about 1835 in Providence, Providence County, Rhode Island. His profession was a lawyer. On 30 November 1862 he joined Company F, 51st Regiment of the Illinois Infantry as a 1st Lieutenant, later promoted to 2nd Lieutenant and Captain. He was injured during the Battle at Spring Hill on 29 November 1864 in Spring Hill, Tennessee. He was disability discharged on 15 May 1865. George started drawing his Civil War Pension on 19 May 1884. He died on 13 September 1884 and is buried in the Hawley Cemetery.
Burial, Tombstone Photo. There is an extensive biography of George at this website.
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Burgess was born 17 June 1841 in Virginia. He enlisted as a Private on 14 August 1862 in Company C, 90th Ohio Regiment. He was promoted to Full Corporal 28 September 1862 and 1st Sergeant 1 June 1865. He was discharged 13 June 1865 at Camp Harber, Tennessee. In the 1890 Veterans Schedule he is living in Glyndon. In August he started drawing his pension on 6 August 1904 and dies 13 December 1904 in Ohio. Burgess is buried in Ohio. Burial, More Bio Information.
Extensive Biography on Gilman (Click through index for his name). It does not include (April 2015) his death on 23 December 1923 in Williams County North Dakota but his residence is noted as being in McKenzie County, North Dakota.
Almond was born 18 June 1844. He enlisted from Appleton, Wisconsin into Company E 40th Wisconsin Inventory as a Sergeant. He mustered out on 16 September 1864 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In the 1890 Veterans Schedule he is living in Moorhead. There is a biography of him posted on his Find A Grave Memorial. He died on 14 August 1930 in France and is buried there. Burial, Portrait, Bio Information.
Antone was born in February 1836 in Norway. He enlisted in the U. S. Navy on 7 February 1865 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and was a Fireman 1st Class. He was mustered out on 12 February 1867 in Washington, D. C. Antone lived in Barnsville in 1890 and 1900. He died on 6 April 1915 at the Wisconsin National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers in Milwaukee and is buried there in Wood National Cemetery. Burial, Tombstone Picture.
Alonzo was born 29 September 1834 in Skonig, Sweden and died in Moorhead on 8 December 1932. At this site there is an extensive biography on Alonza along with a portrait.
James was born in 1843 in Maine. He enlisted as a Private on 16 October in Company D, 1st Minnesota Mounted Rangers. He was discharged 4 November 1863. On 2 March 1876 he was appointed Postmaster General for Georgetown. In the 1880 Federal Census and the 1890 Veterans Schedule he is living in Georgetown. His wife is Ida, a daughter Emily and two sons Gowan and James. James died on 11 June 1891 and is buried in Wild Rose Cemetery in Georgetown. Burial, Tombstone Picture.
Wellington was born 10 May 1845 in Canada. He enlisted as a Private in Company E, 116th New York Infantry on 12 August 1862 from Buffalo, New York. He was discharged on 5 September 1862. In 1890 he was living in Georgetown and in 1895 and 1905 he was living in Moorhead. He died on 29 June 1929 in Beltrami County and is buried in the Greenwood Cemetery in Bemidji. Burial, Tombstone Picture.
Casper was born about 1842. He enlisted as a Blacksmith on 21 October 1863 in Company L 2nd Wisconsin Cavalry and mustered out on 15 Novemer 1865 at Austin, Texas. Casper started receiving his pension on 13 August 1890. He died on 19 January 1934 and is buried in Barnesville. Burial, Tombstone Picture.
William was born about 1846 in Connecticut. He enlisted into the Civil War in May of 1861 and remained until the end of the war when he was a Captain. The Minnesota Grand Army of the Republic recorded him as living in Barnesville. In 1905 he is living in Barnesville as a minister.
Warren's death record and tombstone shows his first name as Warren but earlier records show it as Wanen. Warren was born 22 Jul 1847. He enlisted on 22 May 1863 in New York as a Private in Company K 4th New York Heavy Artillary Regiment. He was discharged 26 September 1865. In the 1880 Federal Census he is in Glyndon and in the 1890 Veterans Schedule he is in Goose Prairie. In 1900 census he is in Hawley. He started drawing his pension on 1 April 1884 in Minnesota and his wife Della started receiving a widows pension 4 August 1920 in Washington. Warren died on 6 July 1920 in Washington and is buried in Tracyton Cemetery in Bremerton Washington. Burial, Tombstone Picture.
The following is from History of Clay and Norman Counties, Minnesota, Volume II - Biographies (1918) in a biography of his brother Wright: ".... Warren, who came to Clay county among the early pioneers in 1873, took up a homestead in section 20, Cromwell township, which he later sold and bought a farm in Hawley township, operating the same until 1907, when he sold out and moved to the state of Washington, where he now resides...."
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