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The last time Bayoné came up here was all the way back in 2012. As you can probably imagine the Sheffield duo have come along way since then, dropping noodle freakouts for simplicity and deeper, brooding vocals. Cameos from Josh Leary of Healing Powers and Cady's Loz Clark too help in making this 7″ on Don't Shoot the Messenger Records their most accomplished effort to date.
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- Art Is Hard
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- Basement Fever
- Bedroom Suck Records
- Chug Life
- Coco's OCD
- Decoder Magazine
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- Dont' Need No Melody
- Dots and Dashes
- Eat A Book Records
- Everything Sounds The Same
- Funeral Sounds
- Get Into It Recs
- Gold Sounds
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- Half Cloth
- Handbutt
- Is This Thing On?
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|Seven Candidates to Stand for Election in Hammersmith
Final list of prospective MPs announced
The final list of parliamentary candidates for the new constituency of Hammersmith has been published, revealing that a total of seven prospective MPs will stand in the General Election on May 6.
The four main candidates competing for the new seat, which includes Shepherd's Bush, are the Labour Party's Andy Slaughter, Conservative Shaun Bailey, LibDem Merlene Emerson and the Green Party's Rollo Miles.
They are joined by two local people, Vanessa Crichton from UKIP and Stephen Brennan who is standing as an independent plus the BNP's James Searle, who is based in Poplar and Limehouse.
The four main candidates took part in a pre-election debate at Imperial College on March 17, and three of them - Andy Slaughter, Merlene Emerson and Rollo Miles - held a debate on the subject of Palestine at Rivercourt Church on April 7.
The candidates will now meet again on April 22 for an Election Hustings Event at St Paul's Church, Hammersmith at 7.30pm, where they will answer questions submitted by members of the public.
This meeting is free and open to everyone.
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Went to NH this weekend for the annual MacDowell Colony/Monadnock visit with OSB and her girlies. This year Uncle J surprised me with his request to join the hike. He surprised me again by announcing his reason for heading back to the mountains he'd enjoyed climbing in his youth: Afghanistan, where he'll be embedding with the troops for two weeks this fall. It's quite the trip for a sixty-something, even one as spry as Uncle J.
When Grampy Mc was a war correspondent, back during WWII, he had a government-issued Colt .45, and when he was in a tent in the Aleutians with John Huston, he wore a government-issued wool snowsuit complete with face mask. This was later worn by Uncle D to keep him warm whilst plowing during long NH winters. When Uncle J helped out with the plowing one winter, he took out the local greenhouse along with the snow.
I tried wearing the full-length shearling-lined leather jacket that was part of Grampy Mc's uniform, when I was in high school. Of course the jacket ended up wearing me.
Uncle J apparently can't wear the same camo as the military while in Afghanistan; this is for his "protection," although I think it makes for easy pickings, especially when you consider he isn't allowed to carry a gun.
Even in Massachusetts we get to use pepper spray, though you do need a license.


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Kim made this spontaneous suggestion on Saturday morning over breakfast that we should go to the Jacksonville Zoo for a family road trip day. A third cup of coffee and a good breakfast later, the Richardson-Wade-Yancey clan was cruising down I-95. (We really need to come up with a celebrity name to make these blogs easier)
Like any excursion, this one was filled with the usual oddities that Kim and I seem to attract like dryer lint. The language barrier made for an interesting exchange/apology shared with an older couple from Quebec. The tapir was proudly displaying all that God gave him which made Jude ask the inevitable question of why this guy had five legs. (Man, I am not looking forward to the "talk.") My personal highlight was the pregnant lady going into labor while we all were waiting for the zoo train. Apparently, labor pains entitle you to ride up front with the conductor. Who knew?
|This guy needs to be in pictures, if you know what I mean....
Writing this blog, I have a lot of chances to go in depth about situations between the Big Guy and myself. While loads of love surrounds each encounter, there is usually an adversarial moment or town involved. In short, I enjoyed aggravating my father. Looking back, I think he enjoyed those moments too.
This weekend made me realize that I may have a challenge in my hands with Roni. I've always know how bright and quick she is but this weekend, I felt like Roni was always a few steps ahead of me. Roni was always playful and she was never out of line but man, she just kept getting the better of me. It was around the South American exhibit looking at the really, really huge anaconda (I am more terrified of snakes than of needles) that I grasped just how much of my own medicine I was receiving from an eleven year old girl. I laughed at myself. Hard.
|Somebody learns that I hate people reading over my shoulder.
|Not winning....
So this is how you'll exact your revenge on me, Big Guy? Who would ever guess that the 6 foot 7and half inch part time lumberjack and full time librarian of the mountains would finally get all parental revenge on his firstborn through the use of an 11 Year Old Disney Channel Addicted Girl? The ironic part is I know how I deserve every little bit of aggravation Roni gives me because I certainly delivered more than my fair share to the Big Guy.
|It's a posed picture but I'm not really acting too hard here.
Life's a circle. Sing it, Harry.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yjxWfyxpqY
II. The Dark Passenger Update:
The Dark Passenger has been riding shotgun with me in my dialysis treatments since my last post but it's been a less bumpy ride than usual. I am still having problems accessing my top buttonhole (butt hole, Damn you, Holly S.) The good news is that I am not freaking out and shutting down.
Writing about this seems to make me feel better. Who knew? In the past week, I am still concerned and even a little worried. Somehow, this time, I am not racked with the usual guilt/frustration/anger that comes with not getting the needles in my arm.
I have made two strides forward in taking care of myself this week and they both happened today. 1) Kim met me at my dialysis center so she could learn more about how to properly canalize (way too fancy word for insert-big-ass-needle-in-arm). 2) I stuck my arm on my own with a sharp and without my usual hesitation.
|The 15 Gauges are the Big &Tall of the Needle World
Sharps scare the hell out of me because if inserted improperly, they can cause what is known as an infiltration. Once again, a way too fancy word for tear-through-vein-and-make-arm-swell-up-real-big. I think am losing my fear of sharps. It's a big step for someone who couldn't even watch when my nurse, Crystal, would insert the needles way back in July. Ad-Rock, you rock so well….
III. Obligatory Geek Reference
Did you know that Mahna Mahna originated in a porno? I came across this bit back around the
time the new Muppet Movie came out and had this idea to do a blog that never materialized. This has
stuck with me but I could never frame it just right for a full entry. Enjoy the link. Slate tells it better
than I ever would have.


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Disagreement between a Republican House and Democrat President over federal spending levels results in a government shutdown that cuts government services and furloughs federal workers. Does this sound familiar? Although Congress narrowly avoided another government shut down this week, the idea of a federal government shutdown is becoming an uncomfortably common topic of discussion.
In light of history's curious way of repeating itself, let's examine the takeaways from the '95 shutdown. The crisis lasted a total of 28 days, the longest federal shutdown in US history and twelve days longer than the 2013 shutdown. Following the crisis, President Clinton enjoyed a successful bid for reelection while control of Congress remained unchanged. Furthermore, consider the composition of Ohio's Congressional delegation in 1995—almost all these leaders maintained their seats, and some have gone on to the Ohio Attorney General, the United Nations, the Senate, the Governor's mansion, and candidate for President. In short, the shutdown had no discernable effect on the future success of the politicians involved. Ultimately those who feel the pain of these political maneuvers are civilian workers, not the politicians who refuse to negotiate, struggle to find compromise, and still get a paycheck and keep their jobs at the end of the day.
Unfortunately, these budget standoffs accomplish little other than calling attention to the ineptitude of our leaders playing a sophisticated game of chicken with damaging economic repercussions. Distressingly, Wednesday's solution only finances federal government operations through December 11th. Life is already uncertain enough for the average American without this additional instability. According to the Economic Policy Institute, a family of four in Cleveland needs over $62,000 a year to get by, however the median income for married couples there is only $49,715. Ohioans need access to jobs with better wages and financial stability, not staged political crises resolved without progress.


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Sometimes I feel like I'm barely hanging on with my Geometry kids. Proofs about killed us (don't tell them there are more to come) and tackling circumcenter, orthocenter (which I didn't actually understand enough so we skipped it - a decision made in the middle of the lesson), incenter and centroid has also been difficult. But I came up with a "fun" idea for demonstrating centroid (center of gravity of a triangle). It might be the only one all year :)
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Sweet girl
M was in the group that Miss Steven and I led when we went to the Christmas Markets. While we were there Miss Steven dropped a mug she had purchased and it broke. A week later, for Christmas M gave her a replacement. What a sweet thing to do. Impressive that a five year old remembered the details of the incident and then convinced her mom to help her buy a new one. I love this girl!
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Christmas Markets with the Kinder
The Friday before school let our we took the Primary and First grades to the Rathaus Christmas Market. It turned out to be one of the coldest days ever (for me)! The kids enjoyed walking around and making cookies and candles.
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Saturday, December 18, 2010
Busy Day Today
1. Wake up at 8:00 and get ready for the day.
2. Go to the grocery store to buy baking supplies.
3. Bake Biscotti
4. Go to the mall for some quick Christmas shopping.
5. Play 3 songs in the middle school musical.
6. Go to Christmas Markets w/ friends.
7. Go to Christmas exchange party w/ biscotti and gift.
8. ??
9. Figure out tomorrow's brunching/baking/Christmas service day.
10. Fall asleep.
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Thursday, December 16, 2010
Christmas Caroling on the Graben
As has happened before, some of the ICSV teachers perform on the street for fun and funds.
There was a big crowd this time, despite the cold.
With some guest appearances.
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Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Elementary Christmas Concert
The staging area:
(check out the combination of spring flowers and fall stripes)
On stage smiling while parents (and teachers) take pictures.
I realized during the concert, that since the students sing in two groups (P-2, 3-5), that I've taught most of these kids over the course of the last 3 years.
Ending the concert with a combined elementary song.
PS. Don't you just love the fancy dress with the huge snow boots?
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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Christmas Market with Eli
My piano student and I took a trip to one of the Christmas markets to celebrate her good practicing record.
We left "early"...the sun was still visible in the sky (at 3:45).
We went to Karlsplatz.
Drank some hot chocolate.
And ended up at my apartment, playing Bananagrams.
Fun outing with a great kid.
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Christmas Package
This year's goodies from home:
See's, M&Ms, lotion, frame....and best of all:
Homemade Chex Mix...it just tastes like Christmas to me.
Thanks Mom!
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Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Lisbon Day 2 - Part 2
Down to the main walking street.
Away from the main walking street.
...and then off to Thanksgiving.
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Selena and Justin Bieber's Relationship had been a roller coaster, As the couple break up or get together anytime. It is really confusing for the fans to get the reality of there relationship, recently the couple seemed hanging out with each other riding bicycles like two giddy chipmunks & enjoying Each other's company.
But it Looks like Selena's family is not happy with there closeness of the two. According to sources, Gomez's Family always loved Selena, but Selena's reunion with Justin is really unacceptable to her family. As they don't want Selena to be hurt again. Well, this seems to be a big reason for Gomez family not inviting Justin for Christmas.


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Putting a loved one in a nursing home is a difficult decision regardless of the circumstances. In the case of Alzheimer's, most research shows that at some point in the progression of the disease a nursing home becomes the right decision for the family in Kendall Park. According to the US Department of Health and Human Services, there are nearly 2 million people currently living in some form of nursing home. Over 90% of these residents are over 65 years old and most require 24 hour supervision due to some physical limitation or dementia.
Nursing Homes Versus Adult Daycare
Alzheimer's disease is an extremely sad and difficult condition to work with. This disease is very difficult on the family members in Kendall Park. Just thinking that as the days slip by your aging loved one will soon become more and more distant. This can be very depressing and an emotional time for most family caregivers. Besides the common emotion of depression, most family members often feel angry, frustrated, and even at a loss for words.
Caring For Alzheimer's - Take Care of Yourself, Too!
"Alzheimer's is not a sprint. It's a marathon." This was what the memory care center manager told us during our first care conference. It took a while for this to sink in fully. She was encouraging our family to find a balance between caring for our loved one who has Alzheimer's and still maintaining a life for ourselves. A sprinter focuses on speed for a short distance but soon runs out of strength. Just as a marathon runner trains for endurance, an Alzheimer's caregiver must approach this disease with the long run in mind.
When we first became responsible for an aunt with Alzheimer's, our lives drastically changed. It often felt as if our lives were spinning out of control. There was little time for anything or anyone other than Aunt Betty. We finally realized that it would be impossible to continue at the same pace. If we failed to take care of ourselves, we might not be able to continue caring for her. Alzheimers can be a long, slow process. It is essential that Alzheimers caregivers take care of themselves, too.
Alzheimer's support groups are usually available at churches, community centers, facilities specializing in memory care, and nursing homes. Check your local yellow pages for groups in your area. If you're not comfortable in a group setting, a private session with a licensed counselor or pastor could prove helpful.
Finally, make it a priority to have relationships with others who have no connection with Alzheimer's. Everything in your life does not have to be about the disease. For your own mental, physical, and emotional health, develop friendships with people who can provide an escape.
How to Find the Best Live in Personal Care Agencies in Kendall Park,Middlesex County?
As we age, all of us reach new stages our lives. We take on different roles. First we are children being cared for by our parents. Then we are teenagers. Learning , growing coming into our own. All of a sudden we are adults living our own lives, working, raising our own children, managing our own home life and stress. Sometimes our lives take a turn and we must reverse our roles. All of a sudden we are parents to our children as well as our parents. This can be the most overwhelming stage in your life. At this point life becomes very challenging not only for the children but also for the aging adult. Families can manage and balance their lives and still care for mom or dad by enlisting in-home care services.
Allowing our parents to have choices and remain in a structured home environment of their choice instead of placement in a facility can preserve their dignity. Encouraging mom or dad to retain as much independence as possible is very important to their self-esteem and well-being. Having the time to provide choices and care can become overwhelming at times. But having control and choice over your own life is very important to the health and well-being of aging adults as well as their children.
Children of aging adults are now taking on the responsibility of care provider all across America. Feeling overwhelmed by this new stage in your life does not provide time for yourself let alone others in your life. The added stress can have an effect on your health as well. Trying to handle everything can become very depressing and overwhelming. The quality time you use to have even for little things seems to be gone. Home care services give you options and choices to help everyone retain a better quality of life. It provides and promotes dignity and independence for everyone. Living independently of each other is important to all.
The choice to remain in the comfort of home promotes and provides dignity, independence, and a higher quality of life. In- home care can also be supplemental care for families that are care providers. Caregivers help your loved one maintain good nutrition by preparing healthy meals. Caregivers can ensures that your loved one is eating properly as well as taking their medication. Home care provides companionship and socialization. Assists your loved one with any personal care needs as well as making sure they are safe at home. Most of all home care provides one on one personalized care. The value of one on one personalized care means everything. Most of all in-home care provides the children of aging adults with much need quality time they require for themselves as well as others in their lives. As the cost of nursing homes and assisted living facilities rise each year, more and more families and seniors are weighing their options and turning to the choice of in-home care.


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The New York City Police Museum
The day before the tenth anniversary of our nation's darkest day since Pearl Harbor was attacked on December 7, 1941, my kid brother and I visited the 9/11 Remembered exhibit at the New York City Police Museum at 100 Old Slip near Battery Park on a warm and sunny Saturday afternoon. We toured all three floors of the museum, including the new Discovery section for kids, or "junior detectives," a section devoted to fallen police officers "The Hall of Heroes," weapons used by notorious criminals including Al Capone's machine gun, and the 9/11 Remembered and 9/11-A Uniform Response exhibits and even a replica of a jail cell. Also on display were uniforms, badges, weapons, safety equipment, medals, handcuffs and motorcycles used by cops. Alberto and I took lots of pics and also viewed a film about the attack on the WTC on 9-11-2001.
This site features my pictures and videos of Vincent D'Onofrio in New York City beginning with my first meeting with him at Joe's Pub on July 22, 2010. Vincent is currently filming the final eight episodes for Season 10 of "Law and Order:Criminal Intent" in NYC. He also has several films due to be released this year and will be directing his next film "Johnny and Me" later this year. Feel free to leave comments and to follow along. Enjoy!
Sunday, September 11, 2011
The New York City Police Museum-9/11-A Uniform Response Exhibit
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After Sarada, Pawan Kalyan's next film will be directed by Sampath Nandi, Racha film fame director. Now, The latest buzz from TFI is that, Kajal Agarwal will soon be seen opposite to Powerstar Pawan Kalyan. However, The news is not confirmed officially.
This film will be directed by Pawan Kayan's friend Sharath Marar. More details about this film will be revealed soon. Currently, Pawan Kalyan is busy with his upcoming project under Trivikram Srinivas direction.


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Autumn Update – Better Case Management
October 2015 will see the start of the latest Government initiative for making the Criminal Justice System more 'efficient'. Better Case Management ("BCM") is based on the principles espoused in Sir Brian Leveson's report, "Review of Efficiency in Criminal Proceedings", which was published in January this year.
The principal aims are: robust case management, reduced hearings, maximum participation, full engagement, and efficient compliance with Criminal Procedure Rules.
The national implementation started on 5th October with the coming into force of the Criminal Procedure Rules 2015 ("CrimPR") and the Case Management Practice Directions 2015 ("CMPD").
As one of the eight "early adopters" of the scheme, Liverpool will be responsible for testing out and refining the changes under the judicial lead of His Honour Judge Goldstone QC. It is anticipated that all remaining courts will start operating BCM in early January 2016.
The Senior Presiding Judge has set out a short guide here. There are also Better Case Management Roadshow videos with Lord Justice Gross, which can be accessed here.
Regular updates will be provided in Lord Justice Gross' BCM Newsletter. BCM will introduce two main case management initiatives, (1) a uniform national Early Guilty Plea scheme in the Crown Court; and (2) Crown Court disclosure in document heavy cases.
All cases sent from the magistrates' court will now be listed for a Plea and Trial Preparation Hearing ("PTPH") within 28 days. In Liverpool this will apply to all cases sent from the magistrates' court on 26th October onwards.
At the PTPH, there will either be a guilty plea or a not guilty plea with robust case management for trial. By that stage, the parties would have already complied with their duty to engage about the case in an effort to achieve early resolution.
If a guilty plea is entered the Crown Court will be expected to sentence with a "stand down" pre-sentence report, wherever possible.
For straightforward contested cases, the PTPH will be the only hearing at the Crown Court before the trial. For more complex cases, or those where the judge decides that it is in the interests of justice, a further hearing will be listed.
With regards to disclosure in a document heavy case, the pilot scheme that has operated in four other areas will be adopted nationwide. This relies upon the Crown Prosecution Service conducting a detailed review of the case and serving a "Notification Form" in advance of the PTPH. Disclosure is then regularly reviewed and recorded on a "Disclosure Management Document".
True to our values of service and innovation, Linskills has already adapted procedures and updated our electronic case management and diary systems so that we are ready to fully embrace the changes and engage positively with the new, streamlined, criminal courts.
Any improvements to efficiency in the Criminal Justice System is welcomed by us. Delay is the one issue, more than anything else, that causes frustration and anxiety for our clients.
Whilst we will adapt to any changes, we will nonetheless continue to be fearless in fighting for our clients' rights and protecting them from the state or any judge, to ensure that they get a fair trial.
Nick Cockrell is the Head of Crime at Linskills.
Linskills are a law firm that help people accused of criminal offences throughout England and Wales. For a free consultation call 0800 0963 238 or send us a message.


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I had my roof previously replaced by another roofing contractor in the summer of 2017 . Due to the other contractors poor workmanship the roof leaked severly during our rainy season in the fall of 2017 . To make matters my home was just listed for sale ? I had made many attempts to contact the previous roofing contractor to address his poor workmanship and my leaking roof . Unfortunately the original contractor disconnected his phones and bankrupted his corporation. I am however legally pursuing him personally .Since this matter is still before the courts I have been advised not to name this delinquent roofing contractor by my lawyer .
After a frantic search for a new roofing contractor I called Better Contracting Services . I spoke to the owner Mike Greves who sent me Josh his sales person . Mike and Josh pointed out the errors of my previous contractors workmanship and proposed a remedy which basically was the removal of the newly installed roof and the installation of a new roof with a complete new roof warranty .
I would like to thank the team at Better Contracting Services for their prompt professional and fair pricing .
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- Year Built: 1986
- Lot Size: 0.9 acres
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This sprawling ranch on beautiful Lake Champlain comes with a lifetime of picturesque sunsets, easily viewed from the sunroom. This large, lakefront parcel has a deck that sits right over the lake, where you can walk down and take a dip in the lake, or go out to your boat attached to a 5000 pound mooring. The inside of the home is just as beautiful. The fully remodeled kitchen has upgraded, soft close cabinetry, including many slide out shelves, as well as stainless appliances. Hardwood floors throughout, large spacious bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, living room, formal dining, den with fireplace (gas insert), plus a walk-out lower level that can easily be home to the entertainment space of your dreams. The expansive back deck was built for a hot tub, in case you'd like to experience snowfall while sipping wine at the end of a stressful day. Attached two car garage, paved circular drive, everything you could want in your forever home on the shores of Lake Champlain. Minutes to Burlington, Montreal, and so much more. Welcome to the home of your dreams!
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Guidance Navigation and Control Engineer
- SalarySalary Unlisted
- Contract TypeFull Time
- LocationHuntsville, AL, United States
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Boeing's innovations in design, sustainment, maintenance, and modernization have ensured the safety, security, and effectiveness of the Minuteman system.
The Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) is part of the Strategic Deterrence Systems division that is composed of the lifecycle programs supporting the Minuteman system. Our division includes the Boeing Guidance Repair Center that manages the sustainment and refurbishment of the guidance system, the Minuteman Programs comprised of contracts for incremental upgrades and sustainment, and the Ground Based Strategic Deterrent (GBSD) the Minuteman system replacement system. Our vast portfolio provides candidates with the opportunity to grow and develop a wide range of expertise throughout their career.
This position is for a member of our Guidance Navigation and Control (GN&C) team. The successful candidate for this position will join a dynamic growing team responsible for the development of the overall GBSD guidance system.
Expected Duties Include:
- Gather, define, integrate and document system level requirements to support GN&C, mission and/or trajectory requirements definition
- Define GN&C subsystem requirements, verification plans and resolve requirements conflicts. Ensure requirements quality and traceability.
- Perform and guide Navigation system development, integration and testing
- Perform GN&C system development and implementation
- Develop and guide the development of Navigation and GN&C algorithms, models and flight software
- Perform and guide Navigation and GN&C analysis, modeling and simulation tasks to validate system design and performance
- Develop and review internal schedules and supplier plans for development and test of the GN&C subsystem, its components and integration into the air vehicle
- Perform Navigation and GN&C system integration, checkout and troubleshooting of anomalies
- Perform and direct test planning, development of test procedures and test execution
Basic Qualifications
- United States Citizenship to obtain U.S. Security Clearance
- Bachelor's Degree or higher in engineering or equivalent
- 10 years or more experience in development lifecycle for aircraft, missile, spacecraft or similar vehicle navigation systems
- 5 or more years' experience using Matlab/Simulink and Autocoding tools
Ideal Educational Experience
Degree and typical experience in engineering classification: Bachelor's and 20 or more years' experience, Master's with 18 or more years' experience or PhD with 15 or more years' experience. Bachelor, Master or Doctorate of Science degree from an accredited course of study, in engineering, computer science, mathematics, physics or chemistry. ABET is the preferred, although not required, accreditation standard.


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Curse on book thieves from the monastery of San Pedro, Barcelona, Spain:
For him that stealeth, or borroweth and returneth not,
this book from its owner, let it change into a serpent in his hand and rend him.
Let him be struck with palsy, and all his members blasted.
Let him languish in pain, crying aloud for mercy, and let there be no surcease to this agony till he sing in dissolution.
Let bookworms gnaw his entrails…and when at last he goeth to his last punishment, let the flames of hell consume him for ever.
That is pretty hardcore.
I found the above in Inkheart by Cornelia Funke. Yes, I've been reading a lot of young adult fiction lately. *belligerent look* You have a problem with that?? I didn't think so. It's enjoyable thus far, though not incredible. Yet another book I found too late in life, I think. What was I doing when I was 10? Clearly, missing out on a lot of great age-appropriate literature.
I managed, with difficulty, to finish Folly by Laurie King. It wasn't terrible, it was just astounding mediocre, and I almost have more trouble finishing mediocre books than I do terrible ones. I also read Scaramouche by Rafael Sabatini, the author of Captain Blood, which was an interesting tale set during the French Revolution, which is always good fun. And then! A friend (cobaltmist) gave me a book called Crazy Hair by Neil Gaiman, and it's hilarious and quite awesome and just a little bit creepy. It fits me perfectly. "Hunters send in expeditions, / Radio back their positions / Still, we've lost a dozen there / Lost inside my crazy hair." It has happened, people.
Speaking of which, I called the bank the other day for something, and the lady on the phone exclaimed, "Oh, you're that girl with the long beautiful hair!" I've only been inside the bank TWICE. Then yesterday I went to the bank to order a new debit card and I asked if they needed a driver's license, and the woman said (this was a different one, mind you), "Oh, I know who you are, because of your hair." Apparently I don't even need to carry id anymore. Some policeman is going to pull me over and say, "Oh, hey, I know you, you're the girl with the hair!" Well, hopefully not.
Seen on a tv news caption while at the airport: "David Letterman: Victim or Villian?" I desperately hope someone else noticed. I sort of wanted to stand up, point, and shout, "Typo!" But people are kind of grouchy in airports, and I didn't want a barrage of dirty looks.
My trip to Wisconsin, by the way, was absolutely lovely. I stepped off the plane, and it was grey and blustery and spitting rain and chilly, and I was completely comfortable whilst my fellow travelers griped and shivered. It's so unremittingly sunny in Florida, I'm beginning to miss overcast days. I had a glorious week of cool, clean weather in Wisconsin! We went hiking at our old favorite place, Devil's Lake, and went horseback riding twice, and took a daytrip up to Madison, and wandered around and just generally had a fabulous time. It was so good to see friends and family again. I hadn't seen my parents in two months, which is I think the longest we've been separated. It was a bit hard to come back to Florida after such good times, but I'll be out of here soon; one can deal with anything when one knows that it is temporary.
Some links!
FindADig.com, where you too can be an archaeologist!
Invisible dogs, the latest escapade by those crazy Improv Everywhere folks.
There, I fixed it.
This peanut looks like a duck.
Homeschooled vs. Homeschoolers, shamelessly stolen from my old roomie.
Melting ice sculptures.
I can't remember if I posted this already or not, but it's worth reposting: Givesmehope.com
Taken by Trees, the new solo project by the lead singer from The Concretes.


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After you've made your car mechanic a rich man and terminal rust is devouring the metal frame of your car, it may be time to re-evaluate your "investment" in your car. Statscan figures there are 1.6 million commercial and passenger vehicles sold annually in Canada. There are roughly 20 million on-road vehicles registered in Canada, which means that the average vehicle life is 12.5 years.
Collectively we burn 55 billion liters of gas and diesel. At $1 a liter, we spend $55 billion per year to keep our tanks with fuel.
A rough value of Canada's vehicle fleet is $560 billion if we assume an average value of $28,000. Remember that trucks are included in this total. Each year we spend $45 billion on new vehicles.
My ailing vehicle is 12 years old and has six months to live. The tedious process of finding a replacement speaks volumes about the state of my finances. The rich write a cheque for the new car of their choice. The "financially challenged" agonize over mileage ratings, the sound of an engine, the slip of a transmission or the colour of exhaust. Options are weighed as salesmen spin their stories and our heads.
But there is a glimmer of hope in the distance. Perhaps you've read about the new low cost cars being built in Romania, China, Brazil, India and elsewhere. Some of these cars may cost as little as $3000. On the higher end is the Renault Logan, which costs roughly $8600 and has sold over 300,000 units. It has mileage ratings of 40 mpg (6.8 L/100 km) with a gas engine.
Where this car becomes very interesting is combining the low initial cost with annual fuel savings by replacing gas-guzzlers in Canada. With an average 20,000 km annually, the fuel used would be 1360 liters or $1360 dollars. Large numbers of Canadian vehicles are getting less than half the mileage rating of this car (20 mpg or less) and would use $1360 more. Over a 12-year life, the present value of gas savings for those people changing to efficient vehicles would be $10,802 (based on 7% interest).
This means that a new low cost car would be totally paid for in less than 12 years with the money that is saved on gas, with benefits of reduced CO2 emissions and reducing national oil consumption. The annual benefit of taking a gas-guzzler off the road and replacing it with something like this is 3600 tonnes per year. If ten million vehicles were replaced and efficiency doubled, then we have reduced CO2 by 36 Mt per year and that is 20% of the required Kyoto reduction. And it doesn't have to cost the government any money to accomplish this.
So, could we turn this idea into a practical program without costing much government money? The key is to use the existing financial institutions as the administrators and source of funds. A minimum program would see loans of $10,000 at commercial rates to every person who wishes to replace their vehicle with a new vehicle that gives double the gas mileage. It is necessary that the previous vehicle be certified as scrapped / recycled off the road to derive the maximum benefit for the environment. The loan is repaid from cash available from fuel cost reduction. When fuel prices rise, the business case just gets better.
Not all people would want a Renault Logan or similar low-end vehicle. Some individuals would purchase vehicles of greater cost and absorb the repayment costs above fuel savings via income, as is the case today.
We should expect that as world oil production tends toward a decline, the status quo will become unacceptable. I got a chuckle hearing that GM is building a Yukon / Tahoe hybrid in 2008 that will take it's average fuel rating from 18 to 22 mpg. Minor tinkering with fuel consumption is unlikely to save the SUV models and won't stop GM from bankruptcy in the near future.
Automakers can't immediately change course without large retooling costs but is there a really a choice if Ontario wishes to retain an auto industry? Witness the rise of the Japanese, Korean, and soon the Chinese automakers. What future exists for a Canadian industry that is anchored in the past and doesn't provide vehicles that we will need in a post oil society?
The annual purchase of $45 billion worth of vehicles has an enormous impact on Canada. Our choices are influenced by auto industry spin (advertisements). It would be interesting to see an effective long-term liquid fuels strategy by the federal government. At what point will Stephen Harper inform Canadians that we urgently need vehicles with superior mileage ratings? His mantra that control of CO2 emissions is either impossible or requires enormous tax dollars wears thin.


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MILFORD, Pa. -- Kittatinny Canoes announced that 154 volunteers collected 3.1 tons of trash, 74 pounds of aluminum cans and 78 tires during its "On and Under the Delaware River Cleanup," which took place on July 16 and 18.
Every year, the business sponsors a 70-mile cleanup effort in Pike County, Pa., and Sullivan County, N.Y. to try and demonstrate its commitment to preserving the beauty of the Delaware River for future paddlers.
The event was its 29th installment.
According to organizers, volunteers who have participated for many years were amazed at how much less trash they removed than in other years.
The cleanup began as a three-day event in 1990, but has been reduced to two days -- a testament to the improved water quality since the event began.
For the first time in 29 years, the originally scheduled Tuesday event was postponed until Wednesday because of predicted severe storms.
Kittatinny Canoes hopes that paddlers and adventure seekers in the river will continue to keep the Delaware River in its much-improved state.


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BREAKING NEWS: Ron Artest considers retirement from NBA
Exclusive news from our friend at HipHopGame.
Ron Artest is considering retirement at the end of the 2006-07 NBA season.
Artest, who runs a journal on HipHopGame, explained that we wants to spend more time with his family. He also mentioned that his decision will not affect his motivation and role with the Kings until the end of the season.
This is not a rumor but an exclusive breaking news.
More information will follow by Monday including detailed explanations from Artest.


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After a winter of minimalistic cut and modern patterns, the S/S14 catwalk brings us the boldest, most colorful prints on swirling dresses and flowing long shirts. Major houses had their own interpretations of the art pop revival: Chanel with their Patone-streaked dresses, Prada brought street mural images on the walk and Celine stood out by vivid abstract strokes. The trend then took the editorials of the season with a storm of painted prints and bold brushstrokes that are nothing shy of an all out eye-feast. Even Zara had their version of the art pop trend, so the question is truly: Are you bold enough for the art?
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BASF has a presence at many of the major automotive industry events and activities taking place. In the coming months, BASF will be attending the following events.
Past Events
BASF Technology & Innovation Suite – by invitation only
North American International Auto Show, January 14-27, 2019
Detroit is where future mobility innovations meet the pavement. With the largest concentration of the world's top automotive and technology executives, designers, engineers and thought leaders, the North American International Auto Show serves as the global stage for companies to debut brand-defining vehicles and industry-shaping announcements.
Livonia, Michigan
The 48th-Annual SPE Automotive Innovation Awards Competition
SPE's Automotive Innovation Awards program is the oldest and largest competition of its kind in the the automotive and plastics industries. Dozens of teams made up of OEMs, tier suppliers, and polymer producers submit nominations describing their part, system, or complete vehicle module and why it merits the claim as Year's Most Innovative Use of Plastics.
BASF Booth #A526, Novi, Michigan
Chemistry Driven Innovation for the Car Interior of the Future
Are you looking for lightweight solutions for your seating applications? Do you want to do integrated, functionalized designs with plastic materials that look good without you having to paint them? Are you looking for new innovations in composites? Then please visit BASF at booth A526 to learn more. We will be showing honeycomb loadfloor technology, composite seating technology as well as two new products for injection molding – Ultramid® Vision and Ultramid® Deep Gloss. Ultramid® Vision is the first semi-transparent polyamide that allows light to pass through largely unhindered. It works very well for parts where a visual check, illumination or light design is required. Ultramid® Deep Gloss is a specialty polyamide that combines the chemical resistance of semi-crystalline polyamides with the high gloss and the depth of view of amorphous plastics. It's a product that works well in automotive interior applications because you can get the high gloss finish without having to add a coating.
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Automotive Interiors Expo 2018
Automotive Interiors Expo, Novi, Michigan, is about quality, color, texture, touch, feel and innovation. Specialty finishes are a strong theme of the expo, with some companies offering plastic compounding and masterbatching, metalized plastics and chrome-look plastics, and others presenting hot foil stamping and film insert molding.


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Solar Technology International (Solar Tech) established in 2000 is one of the UK and Europe's longest established specialist designers and manufacturers of off grid solar PV equipment including rigid solar panels, flexible solar panels, micro lithium battery packs, power hubs for lighting & powering remote buildings and solar flood lighting.
We own a number of well-known brands including; PV Logic & PV Logic Flexi, Freeloader, CamCaddy, SolarMate and HUBi.
These brands are supplied into the following trade verticals:
1. Caravan, motorhome, camper van – PV Logic, PV Logic Flexi, HUBi
2. Marine – sailing, rowing and narrow boats – PV Logic Flexi, PV Logic, HUBi
3. Outdoor sports – Freeloader, CamCaddy and HUBi
4. Equestrian and agricultural – SolarMate
5. Utilities, road furniture, emergency lighting – PV Logic
6. Photographic – CamCaddy and Freeloader
New dealers purchasing stock from Solar Tech or one of its distributors can expect to receive the following benefits:
1. Unrivalled products – designed, manufactured and tested to the highest standards and with the longest warranties.
2. Dealer and consumer back up – always a knowledgeable person at the end of a telephone line
3. Consumer appealing packaging – helps sell products off the shelf
4. Free digital information – images, tech descriptions, videos etc
5. Web recognition – dealers listed on our "where to buy" section
6. Point of sale – depending on the brand we can provide the following; in store working product display, pop up banners, posters, consumer leaflets with counter top dispensers and outdoor banners
7. PR – we help promote our products through all media platforms and also have first class celebrity endorsements from numerous brand ambassadors – all designed to keep each product in the limelight, helping to stimulate demand
8. Field engineers – based in the North and South of the UK, the team are here to assist all customers whether technical, sales, warranty, assisting with open days or giving training. We try and ensure a Solar Tech customer is a customer for life and we make every effort to make the relationship mutually rewarding.
The company has an experienced R&D division which coupled with a low volume manufacturing line allows Solar Tech to offer unrivalled services to many OEM customers who require a custom made solar panel, cell or lithium battery sometimes in small very volumes. Our cost is extremely competitive and samples can be produced in a few weeks
Solar Tech has a special projects division that covers a wide range of activities from manufacturing and installing utility scale off grid solar systems for street lighting and rural electrification in Africa to installing solar panels on the roofs of shopping centres in the UK.
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Since I am huge fashion lover more and more and I need to say that lately I've been more into online shopping rather than going in stores so it means that I love finding new online stores. Recently I came upon this online store called DEZZAL. I am sure that you will be glad for finding this store if you haven't already because I am so happy when someone tells me of some new online store! So let me tell you something about Dezzal...
Dezzals words:
"DEZZAL is your one-stop fashion shopping destination full of surprises, style and pure inspiration. Dezzal not only offers premium boutique wear from its own talented in-house designers, but also a sensational collection of carefully-selected designer brands. Our fashion scope is edgy yet complementary: by embracing a truly international vision, we quickly spot styles that will become future trends and make them available to our customers worldwide."
They offer us all kinds of dresses-from shirt and short dresses to maxi ones, jumpsuits and rompers perfect for special ocassions, such as weddings, birthays, proms or just fancy dinner. I really like their tops category, especially lace tops and blouses. Recently I've been loving wide leg pants and I really like their offer, it's really classy and elegant. One of the important things that I have to mention is that they always have sales, yay!
Their shipping time and prices are:
Standard shipping (shipping time :5-10 business days)
Express shipping (shipping time: 3-7 business days)
If you are not entirely satisfied with the quality of the item, online purchases are valid for a refund or exchange 30 days after the delivered date. They accept credit card and PayPal. They ship worldwide, and even mark the package contents to a lower value to minimize any sales tax liability. So that's a one more plus!
My conclusion: Make sure to register to their site to get 10% off and enjoy in shopping! I already have all these things on my wishlist and my priority is first dress that you have seen minute ago...


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HH total political mischief
Hichilema blamed his loss of his cases on what he called "justice mischief". Let me put it on record that this man, Mr Hichilema, has no right to continue scandalising our courts and our judges in the manner he has been. In fact, he is the one who is a political mischief for losing elections 5 times and giving the same reason of having his votes stolen. Now let him avail the stolen votes to us Zambians so that he can convince us that it is true his votes were stolen. Furthermore, it is surprising that some people can continue to support a person like HH whose known trade mark is complaining of stolen votes each time he loses.
NRFA raises K300m from toll fees
I humbly write this letter to the nation to support the collections of money from toll gates and from weighbridges. A lot of new roads need toll gates urgently especially on the Nakonde-Mbala road. I appeal to the new Copperbelt Minister to look at Kasongo and Ganerton toll gates.
Concerned citizen;
Most schools lack libraries
Kindly allow me space in your widely read newspaper to appeal to the government through the Ministry of Education to make it compulsory for both private and public learning institutions to establish libraries and employ qualified librarians.
That 'Power Tools' bus accident
I wish to pay my sincere condolences to the bereaved families for losing their loved ones in that Power Tolls bus road traffic accident. I want to partly blame RTSA as they don't ensure that these buses have seat belts. This is one aspect they don't check on buses traveling on our roads, all they would check are other safety measures leaving out wearing of seat belts by passengers.
Chitundu Ryan Chisha,
Ministry of education salary saga
Allow me to comment on the salary anomaly in the Ministry of Education. We have a situation where some degree holders have still not been re-assessed while non-degree holders are the ones getting salaries of degree holders. This is a serious inconvenience and requires the attention it deserves. We have never heard of an MP who gets a salary of a Minister and gets away with it but why is it like this in the Ministry of Education? We hope that the new Minister of Education and of Labour will in no time address this concern to alleviate poverty among our degree holders.
Mwansa.G.K LYA
Miles Sampa rejoining PF
It is good that some of our members who ditched the party are coming back. It was disheartening to see Sampa, Mulenga Sata and others joining the opposition.
Alick Nyambe,
PF die-hard member
Contractors plead for speedy payment
Now that the Finance Minister has been appointed, when will the contractors be paid? Sontapo walipila. We, the contractors, can point where we have worked. Let the government point too.


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Directory of Mental Health Professionals of Color
You can view or download the Directory as a PDF file. You will need Acrobat Reader to view this document. If you don't have it on your computer, you can get Acrobat Reader for free.
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Our aim is to be the UK's first choice independent fleet service provider. That may seem a tall order considering the competitiveness of the fleet market. However our ability to tailor individual solutions and identify cost savings with an energetic, vibrant, yet concise approach creates a unique and powerful customer proposition.
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A Life of Faith Collection(2006)
(A book in the Life of Faith series)
An omnibus of novels by Martha Finley and Kersten Hamilton
Available together for the first time, Mission City Press is pleased to offer this wonderful literary collection that contains the first novel in each of the four books in the A Life of Faith historical fiction series for girls ages ten to fourteen. Based on and adapted from bestselling nineteenth-century stories and characters created by Martha Finley, these timeless stories of faith, love, and family---with updated language and enhanced features such as fascinating historical forewords---will delight, captivate, and inspire a new generation of readers. Elsie's Endless Wait: A lonely, motherless, eight-year-old Southern heiress growing up in the 1840s longs for the love of her absent father and clings to her deep faith in God to sustain her. Millie's Unsettled Season: A lively and confident twelveyear- old city girl living in Ohio in the 1830s must learn to trust the Lord as her comfortable life is turned upside down by her family's sudden move to the wild Indiana frontier. Violet's Hidden Doubts: A creative and sensitive fourteenyear- old Christian girl living in the late 1870s learns that growing up brings new feelings, new questions, and new challenges to her faith. Laylie's Daring Quest: Against impossible odds, a brave and intelligent seven-year-old slave girl and her fifteen-yearold brother secretly escape their Southern plantation to flee north, discovering not just physical freedom but also spiritual freedom in Christ.
Genre: Inspirational
Genre: Inspirational
Used availability for Kersten Hamilton's A Life of Faith Collection
Paperback Editions
July 2006 : USA Paperback
Title: The A Life of Faith Collection: Elsie's Endless Wait / Millie's Unsettled Season / Violet's Hidden Doubts / Laylie's Daring Quest
Author(s): Martha Finley, Kersten Hamilton
ISBN: 1-928749-85-2 / 978-1-928749-85-1 (USA edition)
Publisher: Zonderkidz
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Even though I've been self-employed for most of my adult life and can, technically, take off any day that I'd like, I still look forward to summer vacation and long weekends. (Although isn't it a sign of our sickness in this country that we consider three days "long"?) Labor Day marks the gateway to fall, my favorite season. I LOVE fall in New Mexico. Here are a few reasons why:
- Green chile roasting por todos lados.
- Marching band. Yes, I marched with the Deming Wildcat Band, and I liked it. I liked it so much I spent one season as a drum major. Someday I'll have to dedicate a post to the Wildcat trumpet line, Tournament of Bands, my first Duck Race parade, the hours I spent practicing my salute. No pictures, though; some things needed to be destroyed in the fire. (Well, maybe just one. I'm standing with the trumpets.)
- The fair. I still remember the photo booth that showed up at the Southwestern New Mexico Fair in Deming my junior year. It wasn't the instant kind once popular in shopping malls and now relegated to places like Chuck E. Cheese. There was an actual photographer who took two Polaroid shots for seven dollars and framed it in one's choice of heather green or blue matting. KB and I happened upon the booth our junior year and then planned our outfits and hairdos for the photo we would take our senior year. By then, KB was lining her eyes in liquid black, and I was sporting an unfortunate haircut, common in late eighties, small-town New Mexico. Years later, a new friend saw the pictures on my wall and said, "This, I am happy to report, looks nothing like you." (These, too, were destroyed in the fire.)
- Balloon Fiesta. I have attended every year I have lived in Albuquerque, sometimes with friends, sometimes with family, a few times alone. I can't describe the joy that comes over me as I wake before dawn, bundle up, and drive or take the train or shuttle to Balloon Fiesta Park, stand in line for a breakfast burrito and hot chocolate, watch the sun rise, and then feel my spirits lift as each balloon ascends from the ground into a perfect New Mexico sky. I look forward to this high all year. This year, it will be even better because now the kids love it too, and Erasmo, wonderful writer and querido amigo, will be visiting from New York.
Fall also means it's time to get serious. More than January, early September is my time to reflect on the last several months, clear clutter and implement resolutions. Perhaps it's because my mother taught elementary school for thirty years, and the academic calendar is ingrained in me. Maybe it's because the slight drop in temperature precedes the death of our garden, reminding me that time is finite, and I should use it wisely. Next week, I will write about my clutter removal and resolutions. This week I am feeling reflective, and so I am honoring that age-old school tradition of writing about my summer vacation.
After a few weeks of kids in camp—K. learning about physics at Explora and P. juggling and walking a tightrope at the National Hispanic Cultural Center's Circo Latino—Henry and I packed up the suitcases and took the chicos to southern California for our first big family vacation. (I had never before packed for an entire family, and after doing so, am amazed that my mother kept my brothers and me in clean underwear and socks on the many camping and other car trips we took as children.)
Generous friends from the South Valley loaned us their gorgeous and comfortable home in Del Mar. Staying there felt like a vacation in and of itself, and Henry and I could have easily hung out on the patio the entire time, taking in the ocean view and drinking Coronas. Alas, we had already told the children about the nearby entertainment offerings, so we spent a day at the beach with my brother Tim and his family, visited the San Diego Zoo with Henry's sister Linda, and enjoyed one day each at Legoland and Sea World. We operated like a team, picking the clothes we wanted to pack, taking off our shoes at airport security, navigating the freeways of Califas (Thank you, Henry, for driving!), determining which rides were worth the wait in line and which we could do without, mapping out our amusement park days.
Vacation was good for us. Important. Something about leaving behind the rhythms and routine of home enabled me to be present to Henry and the kids in ways I find difficult to do here because I am distracted by things like work and laundry, the condition of the playroom, the clogged bathroom sink. I knew I had a family before we went to California, but spinning in circles with P. on a dizzying ride at Legoland and playing with K. in the ocean, watching P. hold a macaw at a bird refuge, and hearing K. thank God for "such a wonderful vacation" each evening at grace, reminded me that I am now part of something much greater than myself.
Read Part II this Thursday, September 9.


text: 30Mar2016 Tired Posted in poetry, Uncategorized by starrysky I'm tired of being In this place Where no one listens No one understands . Everyone is content To exist and not live Well I won't put my Flame out, and soon I will leave. . #poetry Advertisements Share this:TwitterFacebookLike this:Like Loading... Related


text: Where: TF2Maps.net Official US Server: usa.tf2maps.net:27015 Gameday Host: Egan When: Event will begin at: Saturday, July 11th 2015 - 5:00PM EST Click here for other Timezones Time converter at worldtimebuddy.comTime converter at worldtimebuddy.com Map List: (Closed) Time Played Map Name Author Download Thread Notes 35 cp_martial_b1pre4fix Berry BZ2 24018 fb 20 koth_anthem_b3 tyler BZ2 19435 fb 20 ctf_parker_a1a JaredM54 BZ2 24856 fb 20 koth_rush_a1_3 Sippy BZ2 24872 fb 30 cp_overhang_a4 MaccyF BZ2 24596 fb Map Pack: Not available yet. Event Rules and Information (link) Egan-Gameday Rules: If there's something specific you want feedback on in your map, write so a line below the rest of your submission, and I'll try to announce it sometime during the round. (Eg: Do the respawn times feel fair?) I'll keep playing maps past the end of the gameday as long as I feel like playing TF2 (usually at least 3 more maps from the end). If there is another VIP / Admin on then they can take my place as host, if they are available to do so. I'll only play 5cap maps for a maximum of 20 minutes because, partly having no experience in competitive, I don't enjoy them and they bore me out for the rest of the gameday. At the end of each map I'll explain a 2 minute bonus round for feedback: people with feedback can join spec and use the !gf & !fb commands, and people without feedback can just play for a small while before the map changes.


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Compugra implementing new iris systems
16 September, 2010
category: Biometrics, Corporate
Compugra Systems, an India-based IT software and services company, has announced its new generation of iris systems is available to their clients in India, the U.S., the Bahamas, Europe and Brazil, according to an EFY Times article.
The new system, called IRIS Access Management (IAM), is intended as an enterprise solution, but is also serviceable for a number of government needs.
Among IAM's touted features are the ability to recognize and reject false eyes, physical access control capabilities and enrollment, access and system reports.
Despite containing the built-in capability for physical access control, Compugra also recommends their solution for use in financial sector such as securing safety deposit boxes or built into ATMs and other areas such as ticketless air travel authentication.
Read the full story here.


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Woke up to beautiful sunshine, I could really get used to this weather!!
Hit Morrisons again this morning for a 'big shop' though the Morrisons here isn't like the ones back home, they are a bit of a joke, it's the size of a small continent and NOTHING is where it should be, stressful times I tell you, but we found the beer offers and that's the main thing really.
By the time we'd finished and got back to relax on the balcony for a while, the sea mist had rolled in!! I thought that was it for the day!!!! But the mist knew who was boss and cleared within half an hour to reveal BEAUTIFUL sunshine for the rest of the day.
We decided to check out the marina and go on a bit of a pub crawl at around half 3. Started off in a nice little bar, people watching, someone had a bog brush for a hairdo, that entertained. The lady in the first bar greeted us with an 'Ouright'!! This seems to be the most used word down here, used for absolutely everything!! It's also how me and the lad keep greeting each other, it seems we can't actually say 'Alright' anymore.
Anyway, after a few beers and a few bars, we were quite pissed and when I say quite pissed I mean frigging hammered and we ended up in an Irish Bar with a singer who I absolutely adored, he sang songs about muff diving, I want him at my actual wedding. We Irish jigged well into the night before we decided we should go home before we forgot where home was.
I even managed to cook when I got back, SKILL!!
So that was the end of our eventful day!!!! Can not wait for the football tonight, so ridiculously excited!!!!
#TavistockHereWeCome aaaaah!!!!


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GearBest.com contacted me regarding their "Double 11" promotion sale.
Like always, GB is dropping their prices like they don't care so it's best you take advantage of this. Like the God Mod that goes up to 180 watts on sale for $16.99! Or the iJoy MAXO, a quad 18650 mod that goes up to 315 watts being sold for only $39.59!


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Appalachian Heritage Writer in Residence
Shepherd University is proud to honor those literary artists who have found sustenance and material from this heritage. The Appalachian Heritage Writer's Award and the $5000 accompanying prize are presented annually to a writer whose work features or draws upon, in some respect, this cultural heritage. The recipient of the award fulfills a brief residency each fall, enriching the campus and community with lectures, workshops, and special programs as part of The Appalachian Heritage Writer-in-Residence Project, a West Virginia Humanities Council sponsored program. The Appalachian Heritage Writer-in-Residence also selects winners of the West Virginia Young Writers Fiction Competition, interacting with these young writers before and during the residency to encourage the continuation of storytelling traditions in the region. The residency is associated with the Appalachian Heritage Festival, held each fall in Shepherdstown, West Virginia and developed by the Performing Arts Series at Shepherd.
One Read, One Book West Community College
West Kentucky Community and Technical College's One Book Read Committee is pleased to announce the 2018-2019 One Book Read: Water Street, by Crystal Wilkinson.
Wendell Berry Center
Finale Speaker
Lincoln Memorial University
Crystal will read from her novel and take questions.
Gwendolyn Brooks Writer's Conference
A Rebirth Into Blackness: A Celebration of the Life of Gwendolyn Brooks. This year's theme, A Rebirth Into Blackness: A Celebration of the Life of Gwendolyn Brooks will illuminate the legacy of Ms. Brooks and the resurrection of the Brooks Writers' Conference.
Featuring Guest Speakers and Panelists: Angela Jackson, Haki Madhubuti, Sterling Plump, Tyehimba Jess, Randall Horton, Tara Betts, Nicole Martinez, Mitchell L. H. Douglas, Sandra Jackson-Opoku, Crystal Wilkinson, Kelly Norman Ellis, Tony Lindsay and many more.
This is a FREE event. Seating is limited. Campus parking is $5.
Open Canon Book Club with Wiley Cash
A FB Live discussion of The Birds of Opulence with Wiley Cash. See the Open Canon tab here on my site for more information


text: PURSEHOUSE ELLEN DELORES Aged 74 years of Telarah Loved wife of JOHN (dec), loving mother of DONNA, KAREN, JULIE, KATRINA, STEVEN and CRAIG. Cherished Nan and Granma of her grandchildren and great grandchildren. Family and friends are warmly invited to the Service at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, New England Highway, Campbells Hill, Maitland on THURSDAY 18th April 2019 at 2.00pm.


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A PERSON has sadly died after being hit by a train in Somerset.
Emergency services were called to West Huntspill at around 1pm today (January 17) to reports someone had been struck by a train.
Train services were delayed or cancelled between Taunton and Bristol Temple Meads while officers attended the scene.
It has been confirmed a person has died following the incident.
A spokesman for British Transport Police said: "Officers were called to the line in West Huntspill at 1.01pm today following reports a person had been struck by a train.
"Paramedics also attended and sadly a person has been pronounced dead.
"The incident is not being treated as suspicious and a file will be prepared for the coroner."
The lines have been reopened following the tragic incident.


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