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What do you have planned for the upcoming Summer months? It's time to take some time off work to unwind and rejuvenate your energy levels. Taking the kids on vacation with you can be a hassle without the right equipment. Have you ever considered getting a recreational vehicle to tote your family around in while on vacation?
Buying an RV is a huge investment, just like any other vehicle. Some RV owners choose to use it strictly for vacation, while others choose to make the RV their home. Personal liability insurance is mandatory when living in a recreational vehicle. While deciding whether to purchase an RV, consider everything you will need. It may be necessary to purchase a separate insurance policy to protect your investment. If you didn't already know: yes, there are insurance policies strictly for recreational vehicles.
How is an RV specific policy different from a regular auto insurance policy? The coverages for RV insurance are similar to your typical auto insurance policy. Coverages can include comprehensive/collision, bodily injury and property damage liability, uninsured motorist, MedPay. These are all common coverages for an auto policy. However, there are more coverages that are specific to recreational vehicles:
- Custom Equipment: This coverage is important for RVs. Typically, your traditional auto policy will have a limit of $1,000. For RV parts, the cost will quickly exceed that amount. This coverage provides the cushion you need for your renovated RV parts.
- Roadside assistance: For an RV policy, roadside assistance is a very important coverage, whether you buy a new RV or a used RV. When traveling long distances, you are risking your RV malfunctioning. When you accept this coverage on your policy, your insurance company will cover a tow to the nearest qualified mechanic and the labor costs. Specific things are covered, such as battery failure, flat tire, lockout, mechanical malfunction, etc.
- Personal Effects: You may have the option to add this coverage to your RV insurance policy. Personal effects provides coverage for the loss of your personal items that were in your RV. Keep in mind that you may have a deductible, and for your coverage to apply, the loss would have to exceed your deductible cost.
In almost every state, the minimum liability required for auto insurance also applies to RV insurance.
You will absolutely need RV insurance if:
- The recreational vehicle is financed.
- The recreational vehicle is considered a motor home.
- The recreational vehicle is being rented.
If you plan on buying a recreational vehicle, speak with your independent agent on advice for what kind of insurance policy to purchase.

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THE idea of death has ever been the strongest motive-power of religion and religious life. Man is afraid of death. Man does not want to die. He wants to live forever. This is the starting point of philosophy. Philosophy enquires and investigates. It boldly proclaims, O Man! do not be afraid of death. There is an immortal abode. That is Brahman. That is your own Atman, that dwells in the chambers of your heart. Purify your heart and meditate on this pure immortal, changeless Self. You will attain Immortality.
A clear understanding of man's relation to God is a matter of momentous importance to students of philosophy and all aspirants. Philosophers, prophets, saints, sages, thinkers, Acharyas, and great religious leaders of the world have tried to explain the relation of man to God and the universe. Various schools of philosophy and different kinds of religious beliefs have come into existence on account of various explanations given by different philosophers.
The three schools of metaphysical thoughts are dualism (Dvaita), qualified monism (Visishtadvaita) and monism (Advaita). They all are sages on the way to the ultimate Truth and Para Brahman. They are rungs in the ladder of Yoga. They are not at all contradictory. On the contrary they are complementary to one another. These stages are harmoniously arranged in a graded series of spiritual experiences. Dualism, qualified monism, pure monism - all these culminate eventually in the Advaita-Vedantic realisation of the Absolute or the transcendental Trigunatita Ananta Brahman.
Madhva said, Man is the servant of God and established his 'Dvaita' philosophy. Ramanuja said, Man is a ray or spark of God and established his 'Visishtadvaita' philosophy. Sankara said, Man is identical with Brahman or the eternal soul and established his 'Kevala Advaita' philosophy. People have different temperaments and different capacities. So different schools of philosophy are also necessary. The highest rung is 'Advaita' philosophy. A dualist or qualified monist eventually becomes a Kevala Advaitin.
The essence of all religions is the same. Only non-essentials differ. Real religion is above mind and senses. Real religion is above ceremonials and rituals. Real religion is eternal life in the immortal soul or Brahman. Philosophy is the rational aspect of religion and religion is the practical aspect of philosophy.
What is that by knowing which everything else will be known, what is that by attaining which there will be no hankering for any other thing and what is that realising which one becomes immortal, fearless, desireless and rests in everlasting peace and happiness? It is Brahman or Atman or the ultimate Truth which is the summum bonum of life. It is the Bhuma or the unconditioned. You can get real happiness only by attaining this Bhuma or the highest Self.
The Being who is described in the Upanishads is Brahman or Atman or the Self or the Absolute. He is the fountain-head of all scriptural knowledge. He is the source or womb for everything. He is Existence Absolute, Knowledge Absolute and Bliss Absolute. He is indivisible, all-pervading, self-contained, eternal and immortal. He is beyond time, space and causation. He is beginningless and endless. He is the indweller in all beings. He is the witness of the activities of all minds.
What on earth can cause fear in you when you have realised your identity with such an Atman? What on earth can generate hatred, delusion, difference and sorrow in you when you behold the one in all and all in one? What on earth can cause agitation in you when you have transcended the mind and rest peacefully in your own Sat-Chit-Ananda Svarupa - that magnanimous ocean of bliss and stupendous silence?
The questions: Who am I? What is this Samsara? Whence have I come? Whither will I go? What is the goal of life? What is Brahman or Atman? What is the relation between the individual soul and the Supreme Soul? How to attain the Goal? Can I become Immortal? Can I enjoy Eternal Bliss? will surely arise in the mind of every human being at one stage of his life or another.
He who thinks seriously over these questions and attempts in right earnest to reach the goal is a wise man but he who does not care to ponder over these vital questions, who leads a sensual life and who does not endeavour to attain the final beatitude of life, is a thoughtless man. He lives in vain. He is a burden on this earth. He is a slayer of his own Self. His life is indeed very pitiable.
You experience disharmony and discord when Rajas and Tamas prevail in the mind. Annihilate Tamas by increasing Rajas and destroy Rajas by increasing Sattva. There will be harmony and concord when Sattva prevails in the mind. Go beyond Sattva and hear the celestial music of the soulmusic that you never heard of before. It is the music of the meeting of the soul with soul. It is the wonderful music that transcends all Ragas and Raginis. It is the unstruck music of the Infinite - that celestial melody which thrills the hearts of the meditator, that celestial melody which helps the aspirant to merge himself in Brahman. It is the music of 'OM' or Pranava Dhvani. It is the transcendental Anahata sound. It is the divine music of Krishna's flute. It is silence itself. Its melody and sweetness are beyond description. Drown yourself in the bliss of this inner music. You should experience it yourself.
Live without the feeling of 'I-ness', 'mine-ness' and attachment. Restrain the senses. Observe the rules of right conduct. Cultivate purity of heart. Hear the Truth. Abide in the Self. Be happy.
Meditate always, I am pure consciousness. I am Sat-Chit-Ananda Brahman. I am immutable, self-effulgent, Immortal Self. I am the silent witness of the three states, viz., waking, dreaming and deep-sleep states. I am distinct from the five sheaths. You will attain Self-realisation soon. You will attain knowledge of the Self.
You are the real master or governor of the whole world. You are bound to none. Feel the majesty of your self. Whatever your circumstances and environments may be, keep peaceful and happy. Abandon all anxiety, fear and worry. Rest in your centre. Be self-poised, self-pleased and self-contained. Sing Om, chant Om and meditate on Om. Realise the Self. Know the Self and be free. Now the whole world will be a heaven or paradise to you. You are the Lord of lords, the God of all gods, the Emperor of emperors. You are in possession of the inexhaustible spiritual wealth. The sum-total of the pleasures of the whole world is a mere drop when compared to the bliss you enjoy now. You are the ocean of bliss now. What a magnanimous state! Even the thousand-tongued Adisesha cannot describe it.
Mere philosophical discussions and hearing of lectures will not produce much tangible results, soul awakening and inner spiritual illumination. Besides reading of papers on philosophy, in a philosophical congress or gathering, there should be practical Sadhana by way of common meditation at the end of every function or meeting. There should be discourses daily on meditation and its different aspects, control of mind, practical divine life, essentials of divine life, etc. This will certainly contribute to the happiness and peace of man and moulding of life. There should be common prayers for world peace. Common prayers and common meditation go on a long way in bringing about world peace. The delegates of a Conference should assemble at 4 a.m. (Brahmamuhurta) for common prayer and meditation. This time is best suited for meditation. When several people join together and practise common meditation, a huge spiritual current of Maha Sakti is generated. This purifies the hearts of the practitioners and elevates them to the sublime heights of spiritual ecstasy and Samadhi. Common Sadhana has this particular advantage. These magnanimous powerful vibrations are carried away to distant places and they bring elevation of mind, solace, and strength to all people and work as invisible harbingers of peace, harmony and concord. The powerful, soothing, beneficial vibrations will annihilate hostile forces and quickly bring peace and bliss to the whole world.
May you all live immersed in the ocean of bliss in an illumined state! May you all live in the spirit of Vedanta philosophy, recognising the divinity in man, seeing Brahman everywhere, sharing what you have - material and spiritual - with others and merging the mind in the supreme Tattva and attain Nirvikalpa Samadhi with Brahmakara Vritti as the main support and guide!


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(March 30, 2015) — A beautiful campus and a litter-free campus go hand-in-hand, and groups at the University of Kentucky will be able to care for their own piece of Wildcat country during the month of April. A new element of the Pick It Up campaign, the Adopt-a-Spot program encourages registered UK student organizations, UK offices and other groups to participate in weekly clean-ups to eliminate litter at UK.
During the month of April, groups that adopt a spot are responsible for making their defined zone litter-free once a week and documenting their efforts. A photo of the litter collected each week with the front page of that day's Kentucky Kernel newspaper must be sent to email@example.com.
Groups can sign up for Adopt-a-Spot by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com by Wednesday, April 8.
Gloves, bags and up to 10 T-shirts, while supplies last, will be provided to each group, and two yard signs will be placed in each zone throughout the month recognizing the participating group.
Registered UK student organizations will also have the opportunity to earn up to $200. For each week that the student organization successfully completes Adopt a Spot tasks, they will earn $50. Funds will be available fall semester of 2015 and can be used to reimburse members for conference travel, or for organization events, recruitment efforts, or other relevant purchases (refreshments, printing costs, etc.).
The University of Kentucky Student Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects is excited to adopt the area surrounding the E.S. Good Barn.
"It not only provides us a way to keep our area of campus litter free, but also provides time to socialize outside of our studio while being constructive campus citizens," said Christopher Sass, president of the chapter. "We as a chapter and profession are mindful regarding sustainable practices and the environment and this opportunity provides another outlet to demonstrate our dedication to those entities."
Adopt a Spot is part of the Pick It Up campaign, developed by a group of campus partners and funded by the Office of the Executive Vice President for Finance and Administration. The campaign was launched in September and urges participation from the entire UK community to make a difference on campus by picking up litter, and recycling it when appropriate.


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Copyright © 1999 W3C (MIT, INRIA, Keio), All Rights Reserved. W3C liability, trademark, document use and software licensing rules apply.
This document provides guidelines for Web authoring tool developers. Its purpose is two-fold: to assist developers in designing authoring tools that generate accessible Web content and to assist developers in creating an accessible authoring interface.
Accessible Web content is achieved by encouraging authoring tool users ("authors") to create accessible Web content through mechanisms such as prompts, alerts, checking and repair functions, help files and automated tools. It is equally important that all people can be the authors of Web content, rather than merely recipients. It is therefore of critical importance that the tools used to create this content are themselves accessible. Adoption of these guidelines will result in the proliferation of Web pages that can be read by a broader range of readers and in authoring tools that can be used by a broader range of authors.
This document is part of a series of accessibility documents published by the W3C Web Accessibility Initiative.
This is a Working Draft of the Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines. It is a draft document and may be updated, replaced or rendered obsolete by other documents at any time. It is inappropriate to use W3C Working Drafts as reference material or to cite them as other than "work in progress". This is work in progress and does not imply endorsement by either W3C or members of the WAI Authoring Tool (AU) Working Group.
This draft follows the Working Group's telephone meeting on 26 May 1999.
The Techniques given in the linked "Techniques" document are intended to be informative only. They will not be present in the "normative" version, although there will still be a link to the Techniques document. This will enable them to be updated more easily than the Guidelines themselves.
The goals of the WAI AU Working Group are discussed in the WAI AU charter.
Please send comments about this document to the public mailing list: firstname.lastname@example.com, archived at http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/w3c-wai-au
A list of the current AU Working Group members is available.
The various authoring tools used to generate Web content play a critical role in determining the form and accessibility of the Web. Authoring tools are used to automate the mechanical tasks that are part of producing Web pages. The power of this automation can enhance the accessibility of the Web if it is used to ensure that the code produced promotes accessibility, and frees the author to concentrate on the higher level problems of overall design, content, description, etc. It is imperative that authoring tools generate content that is accessible, and that they are accessible themselves, to allow people to be consumers and producers of Web content on an equal footing, regardless of disability.
The accessibility of authoring tools encompasses some general principles of software accessibility, and some features which are specific requirements for authoring. The accessibility of the content produced depends on the ability of the tool to be used in producing accessible markup, and on the user interface of the tool enabling, informing, and encouraging the use of accessible markup authoring practices. These Guidelines refer extensively to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, which details accessibility requirements for markup itself, and include checkpoints which are basic requirements for the accessibility of the tool and its output. In addition, there are guidelines and checkpoints which are uniquely relevant to the role authoring tools play in guiding the author to produce accessible content.
These guidelines are intended to be used by developers of all tools used to produce content for the Web. These include:
The guidelines documents have been organized to address readers seeking abstract principles of accessible authoring tool design and readers seeking concrete solutions. The guidelines documents define three terms for different levels of abstraction:
[Editors' note: These definitions are to be further refined]
There are two goals:
This section defines three levels of conformance to this document:
Note. Conformance levels are spelled out in text so they may be understood when rendered to speech.
Claims of conformance to this document must use one of the following two forms.
Form 1: Specify:
Example of Form 1: "MyAuthoringTool version 2.3 conforms to W3C's "Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 (working draft)", available at http://www.w3.org/WAI/AU/WAI-AUTOOLS-19990527, level Double-A."
Form 2: Include, on each statement of conformance, one of three icons provided by W3C and link the icon to the appropriate W3C explanation of the claim.
[Editors' note: In the event this document becomes a Recommendation, by that date WAI will provide a set of three icons, for "A", "Double-A", or "Triple-A" conformance levels of "Authoring Tool Accessibility Guidelines 1.0 (working draft)", together with a stable URI to the W3C Web site for linking the icons to the W3C explanation of conformance claims.]
[Editors' Note: this guideline was three guidelines entitled Follow principles of accessible design, ensure independence of authoring and publishing environments, provide accessible navigation]
The authoring tool is a software program with standard user interface elements and as such should follow relevant user interface accessibility guidelines.
The author may need a different presentation to edit the Web content than the one they wish ultimately to be displayed. This implies display preferences that do not manifest themselves in the ultimate markup or style declarations.
Authoring Web content requires editing a potentially large and complex document. In order to edit a document the author must be able to locate and select specific blocks of text, efficiently traverse the document and quickly find and mark insertion points. Authors who use screen readers, refreshable braille displays, or screen magnifiers can make limited use (if at all) of visual artifacts that communicate the structure of the document and act as sign posts when traversing the document. There are strategies that make it easier to navigate and manipulate a marked up document . A compressed view of the document allows the author to both get a good sense of the overall structure and to navigate that structure more easily.
The first step towards producing accessible content is conformance with standards, which promotes interoperability.
Methods for ensuring accessible markup vary with different markup languages. If markup is automatically generated, many authors will be unaware of the accessibility status of the final product unless they expend extra effort to make appropriate corrections by hand. Since many authors are unfamiliar with accessibility, these problems are likely to remain.
Many applications feature the ability to convert documents from other formats (e.g., Rich Text Format) into a markup format, such as HTML. Markup changes may also be made to facilitate efficient editing and manipulation. These processes are usually hidden from the user's view and may create inaccessible content or cause inaccessible content to be produced.
Textual equivalents, including "alt-text", long descriptions, video captions, and transcripts are absolutely necessary for the accessibility of all images, applets, video, and audio files. However, the task of producing these equivalents is probably the most time-consuming accessibility recommendation made to the author.
The authoring tool can provide various mechanisms to assist the author in generating textual equivalents while ensuring that the author can determine whether the textual equivalent accurately reflects the information conveyed by the multimedia object.
Including professionally written descriptions for all multimedia files (e.g., clip-art) packaged with the tool will:
This will lead to an increase in the average quality of descriptions used.
[Editors' note: This checkpoint may be removed or become a technique in future drafts]
When a new feature is added to an existing software tool without proper integration, the result is often an obvious discontinuity. Differing color schemes, fonts, interaction styles and even application stability can be factors affecting user acceptance of the new feature.
Many authoring tools allow authors to create documents with little or no knowledge about the underlying markup. To ensure accessibility, authoring tools must be designed so that they may automatically identify inaccessible content, and enable its correction even when the markup itself is hidden from the author.
In supporting the creation of accessible Web content, authoring tools must take into account the differing authoring styles of their users. Some users may prefer to be alerted to problems when they occur, whereas others may prefer to perform a check after the document is completed. This is analogous to programming environments that allow users to decide whether to check for correct code during editing or at compile time.
Note that validity is an accessibility requirement, particularly for assistive technologies.
The issues surrounding Web accessibility are often unknown to Web authors. Help and documentation should explain accessibility problems and solutions, with examples.
[Editors' note: This section will be reviewed by the group, and is expected to be updated in future drafts]
Interface mechanisms such as dialogs, menus, toolbars, and palettes can be structured so that markup or elements that are accessible are given as the first and easiest choice.
Prompts can be used to encourage authors to provide information needed to make the content accessible (such as alternative textual representations). Prompts are simple requests for information before a markup structure has been finalized. For example, an "alt-text" entry field prominently displayed in an image insertion dialog would constitute a prompt. Prompts are relatively unintrusive and address a problem before it has been committed. However, once the user has ignored the prompt, its message is unavailable.
Alerts warn the author that there are problems that need to be addressed. The art of attracting users' attention is a tricky issue. The way in which users are alerted, prompted, or warned will influence their view of the tool as well as their opinion of accessible authoring.
Many thanks to the following people who have contributed through review and comment: Jim Allan, Kynn Bartlett, Harvey Bingham, Judy Brewer, Carl Brown, Wendy Chisholm, Rob Cumming, Daniel Dardailler, Mark Day, BK Delong, Jamie Fox, Sylvain Galineau, Al Gilman, Eric Hansen, Phill Jenkins, Len Kasday, William Loughborough, Charles Oppermann, Dave Pawson, Bruce Roberts, Gregory Rosmaita, Jim Thatcher, Irène Vatton, Gregg Vanderheiden, Jason White, and Lauren Wood.
If you have contributed to the AU guidelines and your name does not appear please contact the editors to add your name to the list.


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I know I said, "no more challenges", BUT I need this one, honestly. I love reading mysteries and Gothic themed books in the fall, and Carl of Stainless Steel Droppings has hosted this wonderful challenge over and over again; thanks Carl. The challenge is a (2) month one and runs from September 1st through October 31st, so how about joining and getting your Halloween fill of scary books? Mystery, Thriller, Suspense, Gothic, Horror....pick your poison!
I'm in for Peril the First which requires that you read 4 books, but there are several other options. I'm already thinking about these books as possibilities (subject to change):
The House at Riverton; Kate Morton- 4/5Moonlight Mile; Dennis LeHane- 3.5/5We Have Always Lived in a Castle; Shirley Jackson-5/5Santa Fe Edge; Stuart Woods- 2/5


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Wearable technology in sports is now commonplace as multiple teams and coaches look for ways to gain an advantage over their competitors. These wearable devices also allow non-professional athletes to track, monitor and improve their performance and well-being. Across all levels and types of sport, wearable device technology has a prominent presence, and it's growing.
Sports teams are getting smarter. Their coaches and players have embraced wearable technologies to help them track and improve performance. Team coaches use the data from these devices to train athletes and to make tactical decisions. No longer do they have to rely on their gut instinct to coach a player. They now have hard data at their fingertips to improve their decision making. Wearable technology is now heavily ingrained into professional sports throughout the world.
As a result, the sports and fitness clothing market have quickly emerged as key industries "jump into the game" of wearable technology. Mind Commerce a research and strategic analysis organization for the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry, predicts that wearable technologies in sports and fitness will reach $9.4 billion globally by 2020.
Technology has changed both professional and amateur sports. Participants and coaches alike can make calculated decisions from metrics that can be taken into account and utilized. Although mainly used for performance monitoring, this wearable device technology is also being used to mitigate the risk of injury and player safety.
American Football: Today, improving speed and running ability requires careful analysis of technique, and the Sensoria Fitness Sock is designed to do just that. It's sensor-filled sock, attachable anklet, and a smartphone app helps athletes and their coaches monitor running techniques. The sock contains e-textile sensors that measure speed, count steps and track calories, altitude, and distance. It also does something no other type of smart footwear does–track cadence, foot-landing technique and weight distribution on the foot. The electronic anklet snaps onto the sock and communicates real-time data to external devices like smartphones. And now, the NFL is now able to not only track their players' performance via wearable devices but broadcast these stats to their TV viewers if they wish.
Baseball: Similarly, Major League Baseball has incorporated technology and data-based companies to help improve performance aspects for their players. The Whoop Strap 2.0 was approved by the league in 2017. The WHOOP device is designed to be worn day and night. It can be worn on various parts of the body, and it measures sleep, recovery, and strain. Before this approval, players could use these devices at any other time, but not during games. The sport's playing rules committee recently approved two additional devices for use during games: The Motus Baseball Sleeve that measures stress on elbows and the Zephyr Bioharness that monitors heart and breathing rates.
Track and Cycling: Running and jogging are the most common form of cardiovascular fitness in the US today. However, a whopping 70% of runners, unfortunately, suffer from foot-related injuries. The team from Sensoria Fitness Sock hopes to help. Just like they do for football players the smart sock provides feedback that the runner needs. This comes in the form of audio when they're running. It acts like a coach who analyses the way they take each step. If they exhibit heel striking or unequal weight distribution that can cause injuries, the runner is alerted. This way he or she can make corrections right away. Both professional and every-day runners and cyclists can benefit from this technology. Radar Pace, a joint effort between Oakley and Intel, developed glasses with earbuds attached to the temples that connect the athlete to their coach who advises them in real time about stride length and pace (for runners) or cadence and power output (for cyclists). And the Under Armor SpeedForm Gemini 2 Record Equipped shoe brings in the new era of the smart shoe with smaller sensors and batteries. Lumo Run gives all these a "run for their money" with their Running Coach that also provides audio feedback to help runners stay "on track."
Basketball: At present, the National Basketball Association doesn't allow the use of wearable technology during official games. However, when training, professional basketball teams are using them to track workloads and movement to prevent injuries. The Golden State Warriors' record this last year serves as proof of the value that exists in data from wearable devices. They've gained a reputation for experimenting with wearable devices like the Catapult Sports and OmegaWave to assess a player's functional readiness. Perhaps this is why the franchise has become one of the best teams in the league?
Winter Sports: Snowcookie is popular with skiers and was one of the finalists of the Make it Wearable Challenge by Intel. It's a project from a Polish team to help improve skiing skills that utilize an Intel Edison to compile and process the massive data that skiers generate. Snowcookie connects skiers to a network of distributed devices that can improve skiing performance. The result is a better, safer, and more connected skier.
Water Sports: For all you "water babies," Wearable Tech has rated the best fitness trackers for water sports. Some of them include the Nokia Steel HR, the TomTom Spark 3, Garmin Vivoactive 3, Fitbit Ionic, Fitbit Flex 2, Moov Now, Samsung Gear Fit2 Pro, Misfit Shine, and Apple Watch Series 3. They also rated these devices based on how much pressure they can withstand (not how deep they can go).
Wearable devices have demonstrated great success for any athlete who needs feedback on performance. They also hold great promise in minimizing sports-related injuries and helping to provide not only training but recovery platforms. The number of professional and consumer fitness devices that are available is growing every day. Today there are more than 300 wearable fitness devices on the market. Not only is the competition fierce when it comes to sports, but it's also growing more so amongst the companies that market and sell these devices. This is good news for all of us. Having more choices is always a good thing!
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Most nights, my dad worked at his drugstore until 10 PM. On Wednesday, his evening off, he joined the family for dinner. Using the table as a pulpit, Dad's voice swelled with excitement. "This guy walked in and showed me a half empty tube of ointment. He said it wasn't working." Then Dad laughed. "He wanted to return it. Can you believe it?" He slapped the table. My mother, sister, and I ate quietly, and when Dad paused we said "Umm," giving him the desired reassurance that the other guy was crazy. Then he plowed on to another anecdote and another.
He seemed to enjoy filling us in on his day, but he didn't ask me about mine. And if he had, I wouldn't know what to say. My thoughts were wrapped up with solving algebra or calculus problems, so when someone asked me how things were going, I shrugged. "I dunno."
For decades I assumed that since I had not grown up telling stories, I would never learn. Then in my fifties, I became interested in memoir writing. The problem was that without storytelling skills, I would never be able to write the story of my life.
Even though I knew it was too late, I figured there wouldn't be any harm reading books about how to write stories. First, I studied Robert McKee's popular tome called simply Story. This detailed guide for screenwriters shed light on the mechanics of the craft. Another book for screenwriters, Chris Vogler's The Writer's Journey opened my eyes further, by comparing the structure of modern movies with the ancient Hero myth popularized by Joseph Campbell. Gradually I gained confidence that storytelling can be learned, and like Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness, I demanded it as my inalienable right.
Through networking, I found a variety of writing groups. Some at my local library; some listed on the internet; some monthly meetings and some annual conferences. Gradually, my assignments for the classes began to interest me. I still needed to make them interesting to others.
Writing teachers want me to add sensory information in order to bring scenes to life. In my imagination, I revisit the kitchen table of my youth, trying to reproduce the experience. I feel myself leaning over my plate, wolfing down the boiled broccoli, mashed potatoes and baked meat loaf drowning in ketchup, squirming on the vinyl bench that wraps around two sides of the Formica table. Sounds echo sharply off the pale yellow and blue tile wall and linoleum floor. But what I really want to describe is not my sensory experience of the room. I want to finally express that high school boy's feelings, all bottled up in math homework.
What am I thinking when Dad is telling his stories? I see that he is only checking with us to be sure we are listening. He dominates the room with his feelings, rather than giving us the psychic space to get in touch with our own. I wish I could say, "Hey Dad. What about me?" Now, by writing a memoir I can finally give that boy a voice.
Scene by scene, my memories converged into a story. But as they took shape, I encountered another problem. In addition to needing the skill to tell my story, I needed the courage. This is private material. No one needs to know this much detail about me.
I struggle to manage the fear of a recurring fantasy. I visualize a crowd of angry townspeople summoning me to a public trial. I'm onstage and they heatedly shout, telling me I'm arrogant for thinking I'm entitled to publish. My vivid fears of public speaking invade my mind, turning the solo act of writing into a terrifying spectacle.
Fortunately, Dad offered me an inspiration that helped me out of this jam. Later in his life, he grew frustrated with his limited communication skills, so he attended a Dale Carnegie public speaking course. They helped him improve his ability to communicate to an audience. With his newfound ability, he was elected president of his pharmacy group. He showed me that at any age, if you want to improve yourself along lines that seem impossible, jump in and try.
I followed his example. I joined Toastmasters, International, an organization designed to help people gain confidence in their ability to speak. After my first attempt to speak at Toastmasters, I ran away for a year, unable to face the humiliation. During that year I studied books about overcoming social anxiety and spoke with a therapist. Finally, I returned, and after an additional year of practice, I was able to share myself in front of a group.
My newfound courage to speak freed me from my fears about writing, too. I began to reveal my life stories in writing groups, and then I leapt past my local groups to the global reach of the Internet. I enjoyed feedback in person and online without feeling afraid.
Dad and I both discovered how to increase the reach of our communication. By doing so, we expanded our social horizons. Now, I can finally share my stories. And thanks to the swell of popular interest in reading and writing memoirs, I have found a whole community of fellow authors who want to share theirs. We're collectively going beyond the dinner-table question "what did you do today?" Together we are answering the broader question, "what did you do this life?"
Writing Prompts
Describe the way storytelling was handled in your house or community.
Write a scene in which you felt overwhelmed and excluded by someone's storytelling.
Write another scene in which storytelling felt warm, inviting and empowering.
Write about the first time you felt proud to have written a story.
This is a rewrite of an article published April 17, 2009 titled The Birth of an Adult Storyteller.
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Islamic Revolutionary Courts, 11 February 1979-1994
In the immediate aftermath of the 11 February 1979 Revolution, an ad hoc tribunal, initially referred to as the Extraordinary Revolutionary Tribunal, was set up to try the officials of the previous regime, for which no specific procedures were devised. In a decree dated 24 February 1979, Ayatollah Khomeini, the revolutionary religious leader, appointed a cleric as Shari'a Judge and instructed him "to issue Shari'a-based rulings," thereby establishing the foundation of a system of special courts.
Initially, the revolutionary courts' jurisdiction was determined by the religious judge's interpretation of the Shari'a (Islamic law based on the teachings of the Qur'an, the traditions of the Prophet, the 12 imams, and the teachings of Shi'a scholars. On 17 June 1979, the Revolutionary Courts and the Prosecutor's Office Rules of Procedure, which was only selectively observed, established the latter's jurisdiction and make-up.
The Courts' jurisdiction encompassed a wide array of offenses including moharebeh ("waging war with God"), efsad e fel arz ("spreading corruption on Earth"), crimes against national and international security, economic crimes, murder, profiteering, prostitution, rape, and narcotic drugs-related crimes. The law required that two of the three principal members of the Revolutionary Courts be Shari'a judges.
Islamic Revolutionary Courts, 1994-2002
With the adoption of the Law for the Establishment of General and Revolutionary Courts of 14 June 1994, and the Code of Criminal Procedure for General and Revolutionary Courts of 19 September 1999, a uniform code of procedure was applied to both revolutionary and general courts. The jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Courts was limited to 6 categories of offenses:
1. Crimes against national and international security,"moharebeh" (enmity with god) and "efsad e fel arz" (corruption on earth;)
2. defaming Ayatollah Khomeini and the Supreme Leader;
3. plotting against the Islamic Republic of Iran, armed action, terrorism, and sabotage;
4. espionage;
5. smuggling and drug-related crimes; 6. claims under Principle 49 (economic crimes) of the Constitution.
6. Furthermore, pursuant to the Law on the Manner of Punishing Individuals Engaged in Unauthorized Audio and Visual Activities, Article 11, the revolutionary courts have jurisdiction over crimes that fall within the purview of said Law, including production and distribution of obscene materials and misuse and abuse thereof.
These courts continued, however, to try cases falling outside their jurisdiction, such as theft and sexual offenses. Further, the vagueness of laws regarding national security allowed the revolutionary courts to try political and media crimes whenever they wished to do so.
The new law eliminated the Prosecutor's Office and gave the judges inthe Revolutionary Courts the power to perform the duties of the prosecutor, as well as their own, in any case brought before them.
Islamic Revolutionary Courts, 2002-Present
The Amended Law for the Establishment of General and Revolutionary Courts of 2002 reinstated the Prosecutor's Office in both revolutionary and general courts. In cases involving political and media crimes, revolutionary courts' jurisdiction overlaps with that of Province Criminal Courts.
With the passage of the new Rules of Criminal Procedure in 2014, and its coming into force in June 2015, the jurisdiction of the revolutionary courts remains unchanged, with slight modifications in procedural aspects of adjudication. For instance, the new law provides that for crimes subject to the death penalty, life imprisonment, amputation, third degree, or higher, the revolutionary court shall convene with three judges, whereas, prior to the passage of this law, adjudication of all crimes within the jurisdiction of revolutionary courts took place with only a single judge.
The Appellate System of Revolutionary Courts, 1979-Present
From their inception until 1994, the rulings of the Revolutionary Courts were not subject to appeal. In the early 1980s a court entitled the Supreme Court of Qom was established in the city of Qom and which reviewed cases of execution and confiscation of properties, thereby forming a first tier form of appeal. The exact date of the creation of the court is not clear, but, based on available information, the court became operational in the early 1980s, even though Ayatollah Khomeini's official order for its creation is dated 1985. The court's procedure was not systematic and did not meet the international standards for a court of appeals; there was no official record of its jurisdiction. The Supreme Court of Qom was dissolved in 1989.
The Law of 14 June 1994 subjected the Courts' decisions to appeal. An appellate court was established at each provincial capital, called the Province Court of Appeals, composed of a three-judge panel, to review decisions made by the Revolutionary Courts. The Supreme Court was designated as the appellate authority for particular decisions, including those involving capital punishment.
Narcotic drugs-related crimes constitute a significant exception to the appeals process. Governed by the Anti-Narcotic Drugs Law of 1988, as Amended on 8 November 1997 and 31 July 3 2010, these crimes are within the jurisdiction of, and are adjudicated on a regular basis by, Revolutionary Courts whose decisions are final. After being handed down by the judge, death sentences are sent to the Prosecutor General or the Head of the Supreme Court as a matter of administrative approval.
With the passage of the new Rules of Criminal Procedure in 2014 (and its coming into force in June 2015), however, drug related crimes became subject to appeal as well.
General Courts, 1979-1982
In cases not falling under the jurisdiction of the Revolutionary Courts, the system devised under the previous regime continued to function in parallel with new systems devised by laws passed by the Judicial Council, one of which, entitled The Legal Bill for the Establishment of General Courts of 11 September 1979, radically changed the entire structure and categorization of the courts. It divided the courts in three branches: Criminal, Civil, and Peace (a sort of arbitration court dealing with minor financial and other disputes). Specialized courts such as family courts were eliminated.
General Courts, 1982-1994
The Law of the Amendments to the Rules of Criminal Procedure of 1982 established a new criminal courts system, Criminal Courts I and II. Criminal Court I, established only in provincial capitals, had jurisdiction over more serious offenses, including those punishable by death, and Criminal Court II heard less serious crimes.
General Courts, 1994-2002
The Law for the Establishment of General and Revolutionary Courts of 14 June 1994 established umbrella courts called General Courts, which replaced and dissolved pre-existing civil and criminal courts. The law dissolved the Prosecutor's offices and tasked a single person with the roles of judge, prosecutor, and investigator.
General Courts, 2002-2015
In 2002, the 1994 Law was amended, reviving the role of the Prosecutor's Office in General Courts. The prosecution offices were re-established in a gradual process over several years. The amended law also re-established specialized branches within general courts dealing separately with criminal and civil matters. In addition, this law allocated a number of branches of the Province Court of Appeals to have original jurisdiction over a number of cases including the most serious offenses, as well as political and media crimes. In these cases, the branches are called the Province Criminal Court.
General Courts, 2015 to Today
With the passage of the new Rules of Criminal Procedure in 2014 and its coming into force in June 2015, general courts underwent certain changes as well. Criminal courts were divided into Criminal Court One, Criminal Court Two, Military Court, Juvenile Court, and Revolutionary Court. Criminal Court One has jurisdiction over serious crimes such as those subject to the death penalty, life imprisonment, amputation, third degree, and higher, as well as political and media crimes. Criminal Court Two has jurisdiction over other crimes. Another change consists of the establishment of juvenile courts, which adjudicates crimes committed by individuals less than 18 years of age. In cases where the individuals less than 18 commit serious crimes such as those subject to the death penalty, however, Criminal Court One will have jurisdiction, observing rules of juvenile criminal procedure.
The Appellate System of General Courts, 1979-Present
The Legal Bill for the Establishment of General Courts of 11 September 1979, abolished appeal of most criminal courts' decisions. The law of 1982 restricted the appeal possibility even further. According to the Islamic Republic authorities' interpretation of Islamic Law, a qualified jurist's decisions were not subject to appeal except under special circumstances, such as when the judge realized his own mistake, or another judge advised him so, or when he did not have jurisdiction over the case. Even in such situations, the case would not go to a higher court but would be subject to review by the same judge or another judge at his level. The judges were even urged to call their verdicts "opinions," so that the possible change in the verdict would not be "haram" ("sinful," the highest level of prohibition in Islam, disobedience of which would result in a sin).
In October 1988, the Majles (Iranian parliament) passed a law regarding review of court judgments. This law provided for an appeal if the conviction was claimed to be based on invalid documentation or false testimony. The defendant could also base an appeal on a point of law or a procedural violation.
The appellate system was expanded in other laws in the late 1980s and in 1993. The Law for the Establishment of Criminal Courts I and II of 11 July 1989 created the Branches of the Supreme Court. Crimes of less importance, tried in Criminal Court II, were subject to review by Criminal Court I.
For the most important crimes involving death punishment, which were under the jurisdiction of Criminal Court I, the law allowed limited appeal to the Branches of the Supreme Court. Defendants had the right to petition the Supreme Court for appeal in certain cases involving false testimony or procedural violations, and if granted, the case would be remanded to either another criminal court or the original one.
Finally, the Law for the Establishment of General and Revolutionary Courts of 1994, as amended in 2002, established an appellate court at each provincial capital, called Province Court of Appeals, composed of a three-judge panel, to review decisions made by both general and revolutionary courts. The Supreme Court was designated as the appellate authority for particular decisions, including those carrying the death penalty, as well as decisions made by the Province Criminal Court.
The amended law of 2002, continued the appellate procedure to the Branches of the Supreme Court established by the afore-mentioned law of 11 July 1989
The Supreme Court continues to be the competent authority to rule on new trials, which have been provided for in limited circumstances.
With the passage of the new Rules of Criminal Procedure in 2014 and its coming into force in June 2015, the Court of Appeals shall be the competent authority to hear appeals from Criminal Court Two decisions, and the Supreme Court shall hear appeals from Criminal Court One decisions.
Special Courts for the Clergy
These courts are rooted in a 1979 decree, issued by Ayatollah Khomeini, which established a committee of religious and noble figures in every region to purge the clergy of anti-revolutionary elements under the supervision of the Revolutionary Courts. Between late 1981 and 1984, a special court in the city of Qom handled, though not systematically, the trial of clerics.
On 29 July 1987, Ayatollah Khomeini officially appointed a prosecutor and a member of the clergy as Shari'a judge for Special Courts for the Clergy. On 6 August 1990, a directive was issued regulating the conduct of these courts, the jurisdictional ambiguity of which is such that it effectively extends to "anyone where one of the parties is a cleric" and to "all matters in which the Court is designated as competent by the Supreme Leader."
The court, which was not mentioned in the Islamic Republic's constitution, was mandated to try "pseudo clerics, those related to/connected with the clergy, for public and/or anti-revolutionary crimes, and violations of the prestige of the clergy," and where the principal suspect is a member of the clergy, "any co-conspirator or assistant, whether a cleric or not."
These courts are generally not open to the public and can issue sentences for all acts and omissions punishable under codified Iranian laws or Shari'a or for any other acts or omissions which can bring dishonor to the clergy or to the Islamic Revolution. Further, in certain particular cases – which have not been defined – where no punishment has been devised by either the Penal Code or even the Shari'a, the Court "can rule as it deems fit."
The Appellate System of the Special Court for the Clergy, 1979-Present
There is no information on any appeal process for the Special Court for the Clergy prior to the 1990 directive. Article 49 of said directive set up, however, an appeals court called Special Appellate Court for the Clergy, the head of which is appointed by the Supreme Leader, to which the decisions of the lower court can be appealed.
Military Courts
The military court system, independent from the judiciary under the previous regime, became a part of it on 1 December 1981. The Judiciary Organization of the Armed Forces, established in 1986, replaced and merged other military courts and tribunals in existence at the time, namely the pre-revolution Judiciary Organization of the Army, the Revolutionary Tribunal of the Army (established on 8 December 1979), and the Revolutionary and General Court for the Revolutionary Guards (established on 15 July 1979.) The Judiciary Organization of the Armed Forces has its own Criminal Code and follows the country's general rules of criminal procedure.
The Law of the Criminal Procedure of the Armed Forces of 15 May 1985 created Military Courts I and II. Military Court I has jurisdiction over more serious offenses, including those punishable by death, and Military Court II hears less serious crimes.
The Appellate System of Military Courts, 1979-Present
The law of 8 December 1979, establishing the Revolutionary Military Court, did not provide for any appeals. The Law of 15 May 1985 created a system of appeals through the creation of a two-tier system of courts. The decisions of Military Court II were subject to review by Military Court I. This law also provided that multiple Branches of the Supreme Court be designated as the appellate court to review decisions of Military Court I.
The judges
1979-1997: Prosecutors and judges are not necessarily law graduates and jurists. Shortly after the Islamic Revolution, a five-member Committee was established to purge the judicial system of undesirable elements, pursuant to the Legal Bill for the Modification of the Judiciary and the Law for Hiring Judges of 8 March 1979. The power of the committee was absolute and its decisions, resulting in a widespread purge of the judiciary, final.
The Law for the Conditions of Selection of Judges of 4 May 1981 established the conditions of eligibility for judges. The latter were to be hired among men who were legitimate children and had practical commitment to Islam and allegiance to the Islamic Republic. The law, which led to the hiring of clerics and Islamic legal scholars, also allowed hiring practically anyone as a judge who could "obtain the Judicial High Council's permission." Moreover, Note 2 of the Amendments of 4 October 1982 to this law allowed widespread employment of seminary students "who ha[d] general knowledge equivalent to a high school diploma" as judges at prosecutor's offices in general as well as Revolutionary Courts.
By 1989, the judiciary counted about 2,000 new judges trained in theological seminaries (graduates and students) and political appointees, many having replaced judges trained in law schools.
1997-Present: As of this writing (2013) the Law for Hiring Judges and its amendments of 4 October 1982, 7 February 1987, and 9 May 1988 are in full force and form the basis for hiring judges. The Executive Rules of Procedure of 22 December 1997 subjected such hiring to passing an entrance examination and successful completion of an apprenticeship program, the duration of which ranges between one and two years. The law does not limit hiring to men only but does not specify in what capacity women will be functioning, other than an advisory one.
Currently, judges are selected in accordance with the Guidelines on the Recruitment, Selection, and Internship for Judicial Candidates and the Hiring of Judges.
Dismissal of Judges: From 1979 to 1989, the judiciary was run by the Supreme Judicial Council which was composed of the head of the Supreme Court, the Prosecutor General (both of whom were appointed by the Supreme Leader), and three judges elected by the entire body of judges in the country. The Council had the power to hire and dismiss judges in accordance with the law.
The constitutional reforms of 1989 substituted the Supreme Judicial Council with one person, the Head of the Judiciary. The Supreme Leader, whose mandate is not subject to popular vote, appoints the Head of the Judiciary for a 5-year term. The latter has significant power to influence the dismissal of judges. Dismissal cases are referred to three types of disciplinary courts, presided over by judges appointed by the Head of the Judiciary, who has veto power over any decisions made by the relevant courts.
Two of these courts, established in 1991 and 2011, are charged with examining the judges' conduct from a religious and ideological standpoint. The process does not necessarily involve the defendant and the final decision, left to the Head of the Judiciary, is not subject to appeal.


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So the most recent episode (click here for it at Hulu) finds the Fringe crew dealing with a man who's making people float (and then killing them). And Peter and Olivia are playing full disclosure, this game where they tell each other everything.
And, at the end, Peter tells her about his secret project. And I'm guessing he now regrets that.
The episode starts with Walter at Massive Dynamics getting stone with a security guard and they're talking about when Walter slept with Yoko Ono, among other things. And Walter ends up in William Bell's office. (Bell died at the end of last season -- Lenoard Nimoy played Bell.) He finds all these old proposals including one for bringing people back from the dead.
He runs to Nina who doesn't think it's possible.
The Fringe crew solves the floating mystery.
Walter is bothered by the fact that a lot of what's going on appears to be a ripple effect from when he went to the alternate universe to kidnap/save Peter. (Peter was his son. On this earth, Peter died. Walter was watching the alternate universe and saw that the other Walter wasn't figuring out the cure -- his Peter suffered from the same disease. Walter crossed over, grabbed alternate Peter supposedly to treat him but ended up keeping him when his wife asked him to. We've since learned that his wife then wanted Peter returned. And that, as a young boy, Peter met Olivia.)
So he's talking to Nina and brings up the plan to bring Bell back and she is skeptical. But he's sure it can be done because we are energy, he explains, and energy never dies and cannot be destroyed. He grabs this bell that Bell (get it) had given Nina and strikes it. He then looks deep in Nina's face and asks, "Billy?"
No, Nina informs him, it's still me. :D
Poor Walter.
So Peter is showing Olivia what he's been doing. And it's obvious that she's bothered about the shape shifter aspect. (Peter was killing them off to get their discs.) She walks off to the side and stares at her reflection.
Peter asks her a question.
She responds.
In Joey's old woman voice!!!!!!
Guess who she is?
William Bell.
Oh Lord. This show is so weird. (And I mean that in a good way.) I can't wait to see what happens next.
Okay, I'm noting this from the Center for Constitutional Rights:
CCR Statement on People's Movement in Yemen, Violent State Attacks on Protestors
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Yemeni authorities must end their deadly night raids and other attacks on protesters. There are reports that one protester was killed and an estimated 100 peaceful protesters were injured after the Yemeni government used live ammunition and tear gas against them in Sana'a late Tuesday.The United States government and the international community must take a strong position against such violence and support the Yemeni people and the democracy they and the people of Tunisia, Egypt and Libya are fighting for. The current uprising, which includes thousands of women, men and students, is a clear indicator that the continuing repressive and anti-democratic status quo in Yemen cannot and will no longer be tolerated by the people. We urge the Obama administration and the international community to support the political transition from the repression of the corrupt Saleh regime that is being catalyzed by the Yemeni people in their demands for democracy.We are deeply inspired by the Yemeni people's struggle for democracy and the freedom to determine the future of their own nation, even in the face of violent attacks from the government. This is a cause for hope.
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I used to love CCR. It was my favorite organization because it didn't kiss ass and it wasn't scared of anyone. They were challenging the occupant of the Oval Office from 2001 through 2008. But then Barry O came traisping into the White House on his magical unicorn and between Bill Quigley and Vince Warren, it was like CCR had turned into a fan club for Barry O. You pictured Billy and Vince whipping it out and seeing who could beat off the fastest while moaning Barack. And Vince and others meet with Barack and when that comes out, the attitude of CCR is 'We can't discuss that meeting.' Excuse me? Do I not remember the comments about Cheney's secret meetings and Cheney was the vice president.
So I haven't been impressed with CCR much at all. It does seem to be coming back to life. (And I'll credit that with Michael Ratner who seems the least likely to drink anyone's Kool Aid.) But, I have to be honest, even now, highlighting CCR, I'm always nervous about it. Like in three days, they'll be going back to fawning over Barack.
CCR should never fawn over any president.
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Full-Time Degree Seeking Students & Exchange Students
Welcome to the Student & Dependent Enrollment Center! Here you will find all the necessary tools to enroll in your school sponsored policy.
We suggest you review the brochure for your rates, effective dates before starting the enrollment process. The plan's benefits can be found in the brochure within the Schedule of Benefits section with the exclusions towards the back.
2017-2018 Enrollment Information
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International students or other persons with a current passport who: 1) are engaged in educational activities; 2) are temporarily located outside his/her home country as a non-resident alien; 3) have not obtained permanent residency status in the U.S.; and 4) are enrolled in an associate, bachelor, master or Ph.D. degree program at a university or other educational institution, with no less than 6 credit hours (unless such school's full-time status requires less); Visiting Scholars, Optional Practical Training Students and formal English as a Second Language program students with an F-1 or J1 visa are required to purchase this Plan unless proof of comparable coverage is furnished.
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Manual Demining
When metal is found the detector makes an audible signal.
This mine is being unearthed carefully - and always from its side - with a demining probe.
When the mine is exposed, the explosives specialist decides whether the mine will be disarmed and destroyed later, or detonated where it is. Usually, an explosive charge is placed beside the mine and it is detonated from a safe distance.
Manual Demining
An experienced MgM specialist can always manage the risks - with a good basic education and continuous retraining.
Even today there are no devices and no machinery that can accurately duplicate the work of efficient, manual mine clearance.
From behind a safe-line the deminer investigates every square centimetre in front of him. Every time the metal detector signals, the deminer must investigate the cause. It could be a bottle cap, an ammunition shell, a lump of rust - or it could be a mine. It is essential that he concentrate fully – and there are no short cuts. He knows that the first person to step on the area he declares safe will be him.
Maintaining high concentration is essential. That is why MgM runs two-man teams that change roles every 30 minutes. From a minimum distance of 25 meters one team member watches and corrects the actions of his partner.
Even when machines are used during a mine clearance operation, their use will be only one of several passes over the ground. The mechanically cleared area will be checked again by manual deminers and explosive detecting dogs. It is part of the documented safety standards of MgM to verify every clearance procedure with as many other procedures as we can. Only after as much inbuilt quality control as possible can MgM declare an area mine-free. This is because we need to have sufficient confidence to let children play on every area we clear


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Romans 8:26-39
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26 Likewise the Spirit also helpeth our infirmities: for we know not what we should pray for as we ought: but the Spirit itself maketh intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered.
27 And he that searcheth the hearts knoweth what is the mind of the Spirit, because he maketh intercession for the saints according to the will of God.
28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.
29 For whom he did foreknow, he also did predestinate to be conformed to the image of his Son, that he might be the firstborn among many brethren.
30 Moreover whom he did predestinate, them he also called: and whom he called, them he also justified: and whom he justified, them he also glorified.
31 What shall we then say to these things? If God be for us, who can be against us?
32 He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things?
33 Who shall lay any thing to the charge of God's elect? It is God that justifieth.
34 Who is he that condemneth? It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again, who is even at the right hand of God, who also maketh intercession for us.
35 Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? shall tribulation, or distress, or persecution, or famine, or nakedness, or peril, or sword?
36 As it is written, For thy sake we are killed all the day long; we are accounted as sheep for the slaughter.
37 Nay, in all these things we are more than conquerors through him that loved us.
38 For I am persuaded, that neither death, nor life, nor angels, nor principalities, nor powers, nor things present, nor things to come,
39 Nor height, nor depth, nor any other creature, shall be able to separate us from the love of God, which is in Christ Jesus our Lord.
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