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The course instructor is Dr. Henry Nowicki. This course provides an introduction to methods designed to help provide analytical information that is useful and defensible, legally and technically to your data users. Laboratory quality control and assessment of chemical measurement data makes good professional and business sense. Good laboratory practices provide happy and continuing clientele, risk reduction, professionally motivated staff and confidence in the lab data. This two-day short course is designed for managers, chemists and technicians who have responsibility for the quality assurance of laboratory data. The text by Dr. John Taylor, "Quality Assurance of Chemical Measurements", should be purchased and studied to prepare for this course. Call Lewis Publishing to purchase this book at (800) 272-7737. An agenda for this course is below.
The course content will include: approaches to quality assurance, planning, measurement considered as a process, basic statistical tools, evaluation of analytical data, modeling, sampling, selection of capital equipment, selection of methodology, calibration, quality control, control charts, quality assessment, traceability, use of reference materials, reporting analytical results, troubleshooting, laboratory certification, and the design, implementation and monitoring of quality assurance programs. Materials presented in Dr. Taylor's book will be the focus of this course and the practical experiences of the instructor and your interests. The instructor has worked in academic, industrial and government labs where the results required strong use of quality assurance.
Register by mailing a copy of the COURSE REGISTRATION FORM or an associated CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FORM. Send it with a payment of $2250 to secure your course attendance. Hotel information and a map will be sent to confirm your registration. Please list your special interest(s) on the registration form. Enrollment is limited to assure your maximum course benefits. On-site PACS courses are available (most PACS courses can be provided at your time and place). Telephone Henry Nowicki or Barb Sherman at 1.724.457.6576 if you need further information. PACS also provides laboratory testing and consulting services.
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CHEBOYGAN — Make it four.
The Harbor Springs High School girls' golf team captured their fourth invitational win of the season Monday, and did so in school-record fashion.
The Rams shot a season and team-best 341 to win the Cheboygan Invitational at the Cheboygan Golf and Country Club.
The Rams finished an eye-opening 27 strokes better than runner-up Traverse City West, which finished at 368. Traverse City Central was third at 378, followed by Grayling, 386; and Petoskey, 393.
"We are pleased they keep rolling," Harbor Springs coach Pete Kelbel said.
"What a great group of girls. We will keep going with our practice methold of driving range time, playing and letting the girls joke around and have fun when they need a break.
"They are good at balancing everything for their success."
Harbor's 341 topped the 348 they shot last Thursday in winning a three-team meet with Grayling and Cheboygan at the Harbor Point Golf Club.
Junior Abby Detmar was overall medalist with a personal best score of 77. Also for the Rams, Ellen Breighner was third at 79.
Also receiving medals were Perry Bower, who shot 92; and Sadie Cwikiel, who finished at 93. Zoey Bezilla finished at 95.
For Petoskey, which shot a team-best 393, Tai Miller shot 90 and earned a medal, while Emily Kurburski shot 98, followed by Ellie Hoch, 102; Alena Chapdelaine, 103; Gracelyn Howard, 105; and Pimpaka Pimklang, 115.
"It was a beautiful day, we had great weather and the course was in great shape," Petoskey coach Margie Graham said. "We all had an awesome time."
Petoskey will play host to Cheboygan in their annual match play championship Thursday, Oct. 3, at the Petoskey-Bay View Country Club.
The event will consist of 11 singles matches in a Ryder Cup style format.


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I'm writing again, but not as Amelia James. I'm writing apocalyptic romance as AJ Sinclair. I want to destroy the world–in fiction–to explore how love lives on when there's nothing left to live for. You can find me on Facebook and at my new website.
AJ's first book, an apocalyptic reverse harem romance, In Her Company – Death's Relentless Dance, Book1, will be released Spring 2018.
Amelia James has two new short stories coming out in Crave Publishing's Craving Anthologies. The first is Christmas Under Pressure in Craving Christmas. More Dash and Simone! Yay! Craving Christmas released11/28.


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WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court today refused to hear an appeal by public employees in California seeking interest payments on salary increases temporarily withheld unlawfully.
The justices, over one dissenting vote, let stand a ruling that the state may not be forced to pay interest to the affected workers.
A lawsuit seeking to force the state to pay the interest was filed by groups representing police officers in Fresno and Oakland and deputy sheriffs in San Mateo County.
They said denying the interest payments was a form of unconstitutional seizure of their property without just compensation.
Justice Byron R. White voted to hear arguments in the case, but four votes are needed to grant such review.
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The dispute stems from the passage in 1978 of California's Proposition 13, which limited the revenue local governments may raise through property taxes.


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Vienna Instruments PRO 2 from the Vienna Symphonic Library is a dynamic and flexible sample player that's designed to dramatically boost your productivity, while also quickening and simplifying your creative process. The powerful sample player features a laundry list of innovative ideas and functions that will undoubtedly revolutionize how you take advantage of your virtual orchestra.
Vienna Instruments PRO 2 is based on the Vienna Symphonic Library's proprietary audio engine, but the PRO 2 version features advances in human touch and human behavior when constructing music with a virtual orchestra. Like previous Vienna sample players, Instruments PRO 2 allows you to customize every preset and all articulations, so that the player directly reflects your ideal methods for creating music. This sample player lets you customize how it works for you, but it also affords a plethora of selected features for improving the creative process and overall sound of your virtual music.
The Human Performance Control allows you to adjust the timing and intonation of your virtual musicians, which really brings the sounds to life. You can also stack multiple layers of instruments in a single instance and play them with polyphonic legato, which further humanizes your virtual arrangements. Plus, with the touch of a single fader, each virtual sample and performance can be acutely controlled to ensure the utmost accuracy in real-time. This type of control over your virtual musicians further enhances the human feel and touch you can inject into your virtual performances. The sample player even affords options for tuning scales, which lets you use controllers to switch scales while you're playing.
The Vienna Instruments PRO 2 Graphic User Interface (GUI) is also amazingly flexible. You can use the Basic View for a simple overview or the Advanced View for a display of all important parameters in the same window. This sample player features improved loading times as well. You can even play your sounds while the sample patches are still loading. Instruments PRO 2 also features an updated browser with a useful search function, as well as a separate volume control and equalizer for each matrix. There are even slot racks for up to eight articulations per cell with added patch control from a volume slider and power panning function.
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text: It's January. The start of a new year and a time when we humans look out before us with hope that maybe this year will be different than the previous years and that goal we set for ourselves will actually be met. Gyms and churches will be filled with people. Rosetta Stone software will be purchased. Nicotine replacement patch sales will soar. Give it a month, though, and most will have fallen into old habits. This has led many people to not even bother with the whole resolution thing. Where do you, dear readers, fall? Do you try to improve your life a little each year with a promise to do something good or quit something bad? Or do you say screw it and continue on with what you've been doing?


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Dare devil stunts, classy moves, thrills and global appreciation have made motocross a very popular game for the young generation! The game is highly dangerous but still people love to perform it and pursue their dreams. If you want to live up passion with motocross then it's necessary to be safe. A minor injury can put you in challenge and can ruin your career. The safety gears used in the game prevents the motorist from getting hurt or from accidents. So, make sure you perform your stunts but not at the risk of your life.
Safety is a concern and thus there are specific rules for safety, which the motorists have to abide by. A passionate biker should never compromise on the quality of motocross gear from Sydney. Though the prices of the gears are on the higher node, yet they would love to invest. Style should never compromise for safety and a motorist should know that very well. Before you purchase a motocross kit, you should always make a list of recommended products. The online stores can give you good amount of discount on the expensive products.
For instance, if you are buying motocross jerseys online, you should first check the brands available online and then sort out the best product for yourself. If you are not comfortable with the price list, go through another website that sells these gears. However, you should never compromise with the brand even if you don't have that budget. Riding is a wonderful experience, especially when riding gives you pleasure to fulfil your dreams.
Speed is something that young generation always loves to go with. It's obviously fun and excitement, but it involves a lot of risk. If you want to continue with the fun and passion, then safety should be given top most priority. Also, stunts are not easy to acquire in short time. So, allow yourself more time so that once you try to explore them you do not get engaged in something that will put your life on risk. A motocross kit including a helmet, a neck and knee braces or protective jackets can certainly safeguard you from massive damage, but you also need to have control over your excitement. You can explore the huge collection of these gears at the online motocross stores. However, you should be aware of the right gear for you. The leading manufacturers can be the best designer for you stylish gears. There are a few such online stores that can ship your products worldwide within very less time. So, if you don't have the access to local stores or showrooms, then online can be the best option for you.


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Matching EQ Curves (11:43)
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Drum Hit Points & Quantizing (12:09)
Using MIDI Grooves with Audio (8:14)
Slice & Tempo Match Drums (12:00)
Drum Replacement (7:07)
Locking & Layering Loops (9:13)
Reinventing the Beat (6:26)
Live Tempo Detection (8:09)
Group Editing Drums Pt. 1 (9:28)
Group Editing Drums Pt. 2 (8:24)
Group Editing Backing Vocals (10:50)
Lush & Tight Backing Vocals (7:04)
Creative Delay Effects (8:11)
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Saving Plug-In Presets (6:38)
Correcting Multi-Mic Phase Issues (10:12)
Creative Automation (8:15)
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Cubase 7 Tips & Tricks Volume 2 is unleashed! Mark Struthers is back by popular demand, this time focusing on production, editing and mixing tips and tricks in the almighty Cubase 7. Watch and learn incredibly helpful techniques that will give you a "power up" when working in Cubase 7.
Mark starts with fantastic tutorials on Matching EQ curves, Drum and Vocal EQ, Drum Hit Quantizing, using MIDI grooves on audio tracks, Slice and Tempo Match Drums, Drum Replacement, and how to Lock and Layer Loops in Cubase 7.
Next, Mark shows you ideas on Reinventing a Beat, Live Tempo Detection, Group Editing Multi-Tracked Drums and Background Vocals, and creating Lush, Tight Backing Vocals.
Effects are looked at, including Creative Delay Effects, Sync Delay Effects and Recording and Printing Effects. Mark then gives you some utility and corrective ideas with Saving Plug-In Presets, Correcting Multi-Mic Phase Issues, Creative Automation, Individual Headphone Mixes, and Singing Bass Lines via Cubase 7's Audio to MIDI conversion feature.
If Cubase 7 is your DAW, this series is a must have. These tutorials will inspire you to do more in Cubase 7, while making it easier and more productive then ever before... Get "Cubase 7 Tips & Tricks Vol 2" today.
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Medicare Eligibility: How to Qualify for Medicare
When many of my clients approach the age of 65, they often call me in a state of panic since they are getting bombarded with numerous mailings from various Medicare supplement companies and private PPO and HMO Medicare Advantage companies. Coupled with that are suggestions from friends, TV commercials and random robotic phone calls from anywhere in the United States. Since there are many variables that contribute to a person's eligibility, people often seek me out for either; additional feedback and guidance.
Aside from all the confusion about who is entitled to Medicare and why, there are many ways to qualify and receive Medicare benefits. Medicare has four parts, each of which has its own requirements:
Medicare Part A is also commonly known as Hospital Insurance: There are a few ways to qualify for this Part A but the most common is that you worked in the United States for 10 years where you have a payroll history. Medicare Part A is often referred to as the Medicare entitlement. However, the reality is, you already paid for it during payroll taxes. This Medicare Part A helps pay hospital bills and some follow-up care. The taxes you paid while you were working financed this part of Medicare, so it's premium free. If you didn't work for at least ten years you may be eligible for this part of Medicare if you were married for at least ten years to someone who has ten years of payroll history. Otherwise, there is also a way to buy up into Medicare Part A if necessary.
Keep in mind that you would be entitled to Social Security benefits based on your spouse's (or divorced spouse's) work record, and that spouse is at least 62 years of age. Your spouse does not have to apply for medicare or social security benefits in order for you to be eligible based on your spouse's work.
If You Are Under 65: you are eligible for Medicare Part A and Part B if you already receive Social Security disability benefits and you have amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's) disease. You are also eligible for Medicare Part A and Part B if you have been on Social Security disability benefits for at least 24 months.
Under various circumstances, your spouse, your divorced spouse, widow or widower and even a dependent parent may be eligible for Medicare Part A when they turn 65 years of age based on your work record. Disabled widows and widowers under age 65, disabled divorced widows and widowers under 65, and disabled children may be eligible for Medicare Part A and Part B, usually after a two year qualifying term.
You would be eligible for Medicare Part A and Part B at any age if you receive maintenance dialysis or a kidney transplant and you are getting monthly benefits under the Social Security system.
Medicare Part B helps pay doctor bills and other services. Once you are 65 and eligible for Medicare Part A, you can enroll for Medicare medical insurance (Part B) by paying a monthly premium. These Monthly premiums can vary based on your income history. If you are age 65 or older, you do not need any Social Security or government work credits to enroll in Medicare Part B.
Medicare Advantage Plans are often referred to as Medicare Part C. This is the piece of Medicare that often confuses people. These Private PPO and HMO plans generally cover most if not all of the same benefits a traditional Medigap policy or Medicare Supplement would cover except they are now subject to copays and coinsurance payments. Many of these Medicare Advantage plans have a zero-monthly premium but are often subject to a statewide network called a PPO or HMO.
Prescription Drug Coverage is usually referred to as Medicare Part D: Anyone who has Medicare Part A or Medicare Part B is eligible for prescription drug coverage. Obtaining a stand-alone Medicare prescription drug plan is voluntary and you pay an additional monthly premium for the coverage. Most of the Medicare Advantage Plans have prescription coverage built into it. If you decide to put of obtaining a Medicare Prescription plan during your initial enrollment period, which usually occurs during the 7 month window when turning 65 years of age, you can then only obtain that drug plan during the annual enrollment period, which is always October 15th the December 7th each and every year. Putting off obtaining a prescription drug plan can lead to a lifetime of penalties so it would be in your best interest to contact an independent Medicare Supplement Agent who has knowledge of these drug plans and the consequences for delaying enrollment.


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We know that bleach cosplay has become one of the most popular and interesting ideas for girls and boys to enjoy endless fun. And most of the bleach characters are quite well-known, and Hiyori Sarugaki is of course a welcomed and noticeable girl and she would make any cosplayers prominent all the time.
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As for bleach Hiyori Sarugaki cosplay, the red jogging uniform would be the most popular choice although she has other anime costumes. There is a notable red color and the kanji "猿" on the coat, plus the the blonde hair and hollow mask, this bleach cosplay is really a simple but noticeable style.
Bleach Hiyori is a small but aggressive and violent girl. If you are such kind of tomboy, give this anime cosplay a try.


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Twice a month, we will utilize this blog to showcase some of the employees of Pocono Raceway. Today, we feature Kevin Teel, Senior Representative, Ticketing. A graduate of Kutztown University, Kevin is a huge fan of Survivor, an avid fisherman and can often be seen in The Tricky Chronicles.
Q: So how did you get your start here at Pocono Raceway?
KT: I originally started off in college as an education major and quickly realized that wasn't for me. I switched over to something I thought I would have more interest in – Sport Management. That first semester as a sport management major we had a project where we had to interview someone in the field. I had Ricky's (Durst) information from a Twitter contest that I won the summer before where I had to dress up in Jimmie Johnson gear and stand out in front of a Lowes. I set up the interview for this project with him and one of the questions I asked was about internships. I went through the process he gave me and before I knew it I was interning and Pocono Raceway in the summer of 2013.
Q: Did you go right into a full-time position?
KT: No, I asked Ricky how would I go about getting an internship and he wanted to know what I was interested in doing. I was really was open to anything, so I told him since I know you, maybe something in the ticket office. I started my internship in the summer of 2013 and was hired full-time in May of 2014.
Q: Tell us about a typical day in the ticket office.
KT: Well, right now it's starting to get busy. Calls are coming in. It's a fun a job because I'm a big fan of the sport. I think one of the more fun things to do, is be able to talk racing with the race fans. You know when there's a good race on Sunday, because on Monday when they call in all they want to do is talk about the race, and maybe even buy a ticket. It's getting pretty busy, we just got all the tickets stuffed and mailed out and gearing up for the summer help to come in. Once they come in it's usually phones ringing off the hook, and all hands on deck here.
Q: What's a typical race weekend like for you?
KT: Well, part of my responsibilities as an intern were validation, the process of a scanning a race fans pit/paddock pass and making sure they have wrist bands and whatever else they might need that day to get into the pit/paddock area. That's my main task on race weekends. I have great Air Force volunteers that come in and help out with that. Other than that, I'm over at the Gate 8 ticket office, helping out and answering questions, doing whatever I can to help get the fans in the stands.
Q: What's your favorite part of race weekends?
KT: Just the thrill of it. You're working longer hours but the adrenaline, I feel like I could go around the clock. I think that's the coolest part.
Q: What's it like in the ticket office over the summer? You have five full time people and then part-time help. How would you describe a typical day?
KT: Busy and hectic. We have a bunch of people coming in soon. Some have been here before, some haven't. We have to teach them about the products and what they are selling and they learn the different customer service techniques. We only have two or three weeks before the first race to train them. That's where Brittney (Krueger) and I really come in. We answer a lot of questions, it gets very hectic. It's a very team oriented atmosphere though.


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Meza-Figueroa, C.A., Bullones-Montilla, F.J., and Ramírez-Guerrero, H.O. 2012. Tomato seedling growth and leaf nutrient uptake using biostimulants and different nutrient solutions in the tropics. The 1st World Congress on the use of Biostimulants in Agriculture. Strasbourg, France.
The use of a proper nutrient solution is a key factor in achieving the production of vigorous seedlings and subsequently obtaining profitable yields. It is true indeed when a producer says: "A good seedling is 50% of the production". However, management of vegetable seedling nutrition in Venezuela, and most tropical countries, is seldom practiced, or it is carried out empirically, without any planning. The influence of biostimulants and different nutrient solutions on the growth of tomato seedlings and leaf nutrient uptake was investigated in an experiment conducted at a commercial nursery farm located in Quibor, Lara state. The treatments were (1) control (C) (tap water alone); (2) conventional grower nutrient solution (CS); (3) Wye nutrient solution (Wye); (4) Wye nutrient solution 50% (dWye), and (5) biostimulant solutions (Viva from Valagro S.p.a, sugarcane molasses, Carbo-Vit from Humus Liquidos-Mexico, Liquid Vermicompost from cattle manure and honey from bees) using individual 200-plastic transplant trays filled with the conventional growth media (Canadian peat + coir dust). Seedling height was significantly higher in the dWye solution than in other treatments, including the control. A similar response was found with the stem diameter and dry weight of aerial organs for the Wye solution. There were no differences in the total number of leaves and root dry weight. The smallest seedling leaf area (LA) was associated with C. Plant tissues accumulated more nitrogen and potassium when Wye was used. There were no differences in the total nutrient uptake of phosphorus, calcium and magnesium. No differences were observed among biostimulant solutions, CS and C could be associated to some nutrients supplied from peat mainly. Further research is recommended to develop balanced, integrated and planned seedling fortification and fertilization, using other biostimulants and nutrient solutions (organic and mineral) and alternative substrates.


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What is Probate?
"Probate" is a term which refers to when a State court operates in an active, protective capacity for an individual who is unable to manage their own affairs, either due to lack of ability or capacity, or due to death.
When an individual is incompetent or has deceased, then the State of California, acting through a court "sitting in Probate," takes over the affairs of the individual. Many counties in California have designated a single judge or commissioner to hear all probate cases.
The protective function of the courts goes by different names in various states. In many states, the court is simply called a "Probate Court" though there are different names depending on the state. In California, it is the Probate Division of the Superior Court.
If you have a question about your legal rights, or wish to speak to an attorney about your situation, please call us today at 510-663-9240, or contact us online to discuss your legal rights.


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After graduating from the University of California at Santa Barbara, I started a graphics and marketing firm which transformed into an engineering and design corporation providing in-house services and sales of computer-aided design systems.In 1985 my wife Joan and I honeymooned in Lake City and fell in love with the area, the people, and the small town "family" atmosphere. We decided to relocate to Lake City full time in 1989.
In 1991 we purchased a distressed property, refurbished it and operated it as a Lake City Resort for 15 years. During that time I served as a volunteer with the Fire Department, EMS, Search & Rescue as well as serving on the Board of Directors for the Lake City Chamber of Commerce. I am currently the Chairman of the Board for the Lake City Area Fire Protection District and a Board Member for the Gunnison Country Association of Realtors. As far as family time and recreation we enjoy golfing, fishing, hunting, snowmobiling, motorcycle riding and hiking with our dogs. These activities have given me insight to the business community, recreational opportunities and a lifestyle that is hard to find in today's hectic world.
With a background in marketing, sales and hospitality it seemed to be a natural transition into the real estate profession. Over the past several years I have made numerous contacts and developed a great working relationship with the other brokers in the area.
I can provide you with helpful insights about the area, and can show you why Lake City living is truly something to be desired. With a professional yet friendly approach, I help clients feel comfortable about what can be one of the biggest decisions of their life. I will go the extra mile to give you the best experience possible.
I work hard in helping both buyers and sellers achieve their real estate goals. As a seller you will have worldwide exposure on the Internet, and personal attention to your marketing needs. As a buyer I will listen to your needs and search to find the property that is "just right" for you.
I also work with investors and understand their needs and challenges, as I personally own investment property. I encourage you to work with an agent who has successfully taken the plunge into buying, selling, and renting properties.
My basic philosophy of closing a deal involves opening a relationship that will last a lifetime.
Thank you for taking the time to view my website. I have done my best to make this site informative, easy to use, and up-to-date. You may call me personally anytime at:(970) 944-7777.
Please feel free to use this website as a resource for all your Lake City and Gunnison Country real estate needs.


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At Shea Homes, we get to work with some really creative folks. The amazing interior designers at Creative Design Group work on many of our model homes, which people often tell us they love! We asked CDG to give some tips on using color in your home. We hope you enjoy and we send out a warm thank you to CDG for sharing their thoughts!
When moving into a new home, you have the opportunity to add new colors to your existing décor or start fresh. A new home is a canvas for creativity and color. But sometimes the choices can be overwhelming. Here are a few tips on fearlessly adding color to your new home:
• Start with a favorite piece for color inspiration. If you have an area rug or piece of artwork that you love, use it as your color pallet. Find the most prominent color in your inspiration piece and buy accessories and a solid accent pillow in that color for instant punch. Paint an accent wall in the same color, and your house will coordinate beautifully.
•Create a big impact with vibrant complimentary colors. When selecting new accent colors, complimentary schemes are vibrant and exciting. For instance, yellow and violet are complimentary colors that work well with gray neutrals. Select a warm gray paint, like Sherwin Williams Balanced Beige, SW 7037, or it's lighter counterpart SW 7036 Accessible Beige.
• Walls are the backdrop for all of the color in your house. Selecting a complimentary combination of neutrals is important with wall color. If your accent colors are warm colors, like red, orange and yellow, wall colors in the tan family look best. If your accent colors are cool, like blue, violet and green, then a gray pallet works well.
• Keep classic furnishings neutral. If you are purchasing furniture like a sofa, coffee table and dinner table for your home, and you plan on keeping it for several years, a neutral color is best. Plenty of color can be added with accent pillows and drapes. If you want to add a colorful piece of furniture, select a one-of-a-kind side table or bookcase. The accent piece will stand out and make a statement.
• Add color and interest with accessories. Lampshades add pattern and color to a room. Frame fabric as artwork. If you find a fabric pattern that you love, you can find a simple frame at Aaronbrothers.com to frame the fabric. This is a playful way to add color to a craft room or kid's loft. If you have a bookcase or library full of books, you can remove the covers and organize the books by color. This creates a colorful and organized display.
If you are looking for design inspirations, Shea Homes has selected CDG to merchandise a new model at Bramasole in El Dorado Hills. The model will showcase a restoration hardware look with reclaimed wood furniture, metal accents and a pewter and citrus color scheme. Thanks again CDG!


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The Crown Verity 2670-SS portable patio heater is constructed from stainless steel and aluminum for durability. This unit is heated with propane and can accommodate a 20- or 30-pound tank. There is a variable gas control valve and a push-button ignition that makes the heater easy to use. A knob lets you control the height of the flame. This fused, quartz glass is tempered for strength. The Crown Verity 2670-SS portable patio heater comes with a wheel kit that makes moving the heater easy.
Product Details
- 10-ft. dia. heat range
- Piezo push-button ignition makes the heater easy to use
- Variable gas control valve
- Heated with propane
- 20-lb. and 30-lb. tanks are compatible with this heater
- Body, wire mesh, and hardware are constructed of stainless steel for durability
- Fused quartz glass is tempered for strength
- Frame is made from aluminum
- Steel reflector
- Flame height control knob lets you adjust the height of the flame
- Wheels make moving the heater easy
- Overall Dimensions: 25 in. W x 25 in. D x 911⁄2 in. H
- CSA listed
Patio Tower Heater, portable, propane, up to 10 ft. dia. heat range, uses a 20 lb. or 30 lb. propane cylinder (not included), Piezo push-button ignition, variable gas control valve, adjustable flame height, True Quartz tube (not tempered), wheel kit included, aluminum frame, steel reflector, 304 stainless steel body,wire mesh & hardware, 42,000 BTU, cCSAus, CSA Star, CSA Flame
Important Prop 65 information for California residents.
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Central Valley Christian High School in Visalia, CA, is a school founded on reformed theology and has been partnering with Christian families for over 35 years. Fully accredited by CSI and WASC, Central Valley Christian High School offers excellent education through a distinctively Christian worldview. The school is committed to serving families in the Central Valley by providing outstanding academic, art, and athletic programs that challenge students both academically and spiritually.
Through their strong commitment to cultivating responsible Christian adults and shaping Christ-like character, their students are challenged to think critically, explore their natural curiosity, and connect biblical truths to everyday living.
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16th June, 2015
Development Receives CoreNet Global's Economic Development Leadership Award
Titanic Quarter has won the 2015 Economic Development Leadership Award from CoreNet Global, the world's leading corporate real estate association.
The win also means that the Belfast waterfront project is a finalist for CoreNet's 'H. Bruce Russell Global Innovator's Award', the association's highest accolade for excellence and innovation in corporate real estate.
Previous winners of the Global Innovator's Award have included Google, CBRE's headquarters building in Los Angeles and Space Florida for its work with Boeing's space transportation division.
Conal Harvey, Titanic Quarter's Executive Vice-Chairman, said:
"Winning CoreNet's Economic Development Leadership Award is tremendous international recognition of how far Belfast has progressed and the sheer level of regeneration which has taken place at Titanic Quarter.
"With £385m invested so far, 1.6 million sq ft completed, 100-plus companies on site and 18,000 people currently working, studying and living in the area, Titanic Quarter gives Northern Ireland a development of global scale and interest."
Michael Graham, from Titanic Quarter, added:
"CoreNet is a leading player in the global real estate industry and winning the award is another boost to Belfast and Titanic Quarter's profile in markets such as North America, Asia and Europe where we are proactively targeting inward investors."
Titanic Quarter will compete for the Global Innovator's Award this summer at Harvard University in front of a panel of senior industry leaders. Other finalists include OVG Real Estate for its sustainable 'Edge' office in Amsterdam and the Trammell Crow Company for its project to create a new $480m transit hub in Denver.
Titanic Quarter already includes Titanic Belfast, the Titanic Studios, Northern Ireland Science Park, Belfast Met, PRONI and the ARC residential unit. It is also home to the Gateway Office occupied by Citi and there are plans to invest a further £400m in the development by 2020.


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These things we can say about gasoline prices in Gaylord and Otsego County:
€ We do not pay the highest price per gallon in the state right now ($1.899, reported by AAA).
€ Our local price per gallon is higher than both the state and national averages ($1.728 and $1.74, respectively).
€ We are paying more than we were one year ago.
What we do know is that both sides of the economic system of capitalism's supply and demand are at work: Located along I-75, one hour south of the Mackinac Bridge, in prime vacation land, there is never a shortage of demand in Gaylord.
Likewise, supply decreases this time of year as processors switch fuel formulas for spring and summer weather.
What remains is speculation and insinuation.
Sen. Carl Levin, D-Michigan, cosponsored a bill now in conference committee which calls for selling oil otherwise destined for the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Sold on the open market, the federal government would likely generate more than $1.7 billion in additional revenues, according to Levin.


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Children and the prescribing of medications
There have long been concerns raised in Pennsylvania and across the nation regarding the overmedicating of young people, but not all doctors seemed to have received the message. There remains a push for doctors to provide young people with medications that are supposed to boost a child's memory. This includes using stimulants that purportedly will affective cognitive functioning.
The American Academy of Neurologists (AAN) has recently released a study concerning this trend. The study's conclusions warn that prescribing medications for this purpose also increases the chances of cardiovascular problems developing, and young people becoming addicted to these and other types of medications.
The lead author of this study stated: "These drugs are being prescribed a lot, and they're being sold on the street a lot." Patients have been known to fabricate symptoms in order to get doctors to prescribe these medications. And sometimes doctors simply provide medications to young people because the doctors are told these young people need the medications to study and stay more focused at school.
More parents are apparently reporting that their children suffer from ADHD than they did a decade ago. And though ADHD is undoubtedly a syndrome that does exist, the author of this study stated that too many people are being diagnosed with this condition and then prescribed medications.
If you do question the diagnosis of a physician or the treatment prescribed, please speak to a seasoned medical practice attorney concerning their opinion. Addiction continually becomes an extremely serious problem – especially when speaking about young people. Physicians thus need to act with great care when prescribing these sorts of medications.
Source: amednews.com, "Neurologists warn of prescribing stimulants to youths seeking better grades," by Christine S. Moyer, March 18, 2013
Learn about the complex area of medical malpractice as it pertains to medication errors at our Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania lawyers' website.


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Are your kids lazily sitting on the couch all summer? I feel if Charlevoix opened up a boxing gym, then kids would have something to do in the summer.
If our town had a boxing gym then kids would be able to get more exercise. Rather than having your kids sitting around on the couch all of the time, they could go hang out with friends, and get some exercise. Also if somebody was angry about something or their parents were fighting then they could just go and hang out to get out of their house. Next if somebody wasn't playing a sport they would have something to do during their off season.
Another reason is kids would be able to make more friends. First, if kids come up here for summers they would be able to make friends. Second, if someone didn't have many friends they could go and make friends. Last, if kids from other surrounding towns came they could make friends from here.


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# 219 Saying Good bye
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Dylan Thomas, 1914 – 1953
Last Words
Ace, Johnny, a R&B singer, died in 1954 while playing with a pistol during a break in his concert set. His last words were, "I'll show you that it don't shoot."
Adams, John (1735-1826) "Thomas Jefferson–still survives…" (4 July 1826. Jefferson died on the same day.)
Adams, John Quincy (1767-1848) "This is the last of earth! I am content."
Addison, Joseph (1672-1719) "See in what peace a Christian can die."
Allen, Ethan, American Revolutionary general, d. 1789 "Waiting are they? Waiting are they? Well–let 'em wait." In response to an attending doctor who attempted to comfort him by saying, "General, I fear the angels are waiting for you."
Alex, d Sep 2007 of natural causes. A 31 year old parrot, the subject of a 30 year study into the intelligence of parrots, Alex had a 100 word vocabulary. His final words were, "You be good. See you tomorrow. I love you."
Antoinette, Marie (1755-1793) Addressing her family in the crowd that had come to witness her execution, she said "Farewell, my children, forever. I go to your Father." But then she stepped on her executioner's foot on her way to the guillotine. Her last words: "Pardonnez-moi, monsieur."
Astor, Lady Nancy (1879-1964) "Jakie, is it my birthday or am I dying?" (Seeing all her children assembled at her bedside in her last illness.)
Austen, Jane (1775-1817) "Nothing but death." (When asked by her sister Cassandra if there was anything she wanted.)
Baer, Max (1909-1959) [American boxer, Heavyweight Champion 1934-5] "Oh God, here I go…"
Barrie, James M. (1860-1937) [Author of Peter Pan and other works] "I can't sleep."
Barrymore, John (1882-1942) "Die? I should say not, dear fellow. No Barrymore would allow such a conventional thing to happen to him."
Bass, Sam (1851-1878) [Texas Outlaw] "Let me go – The world is bobbing around me." (Also reported as "The room is jumping up and down" and "The world is a bubble – trouble wherever you go".)
Beamer, Todd (1968 – 2001) was a passenger on United Airlines Flight 93 when it was hijacked on September 11th 2001. He was accorded hero status in the USA when it was discovered that he had helped organize an attempt to regain control of the plane from the hijackers. His last audible words, overhead during a phone call, were: "Are you guys ready? Let's roll."
Beck, Martha ( -1951) [American murderess] "My story is a love story, but only those who are tortured by love can understand what I mean. I was pictured as a fat, unfeeling woman. True, I am fat, but if that is a crime, how many of my sex are guilty. I am not unfeeling, stupid or moronic. My last words and my last thoughts are: Let him who is without sin cast the first stone." (Before her execution.)
Beecher, Henry Ward (1813-1887) "Now comes the mystery."
Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827) "Friends applaud, the comedy is over." Though another version is that said "Pity, Pity – too late!"
Baseball player "Moe" Berg's last words: "How did the Mets do today?"
Bevan, Aneurin (1897-1960) "I want to live because there are a few things I want to do."
Bogart, Humphrey (1899-1957) He said, "Goodbye Kid. Hurry back", to his wife Lauren Bacall. She left his hospital bedside briefly to pick up their children. He was comatose when she returned shortly afterwards and never regained consciousness.
Brown, James (1933-2006) "I'm going away tonight." (Reported by his personal manager, Charles Bobbit, who said he was at Brown's bedside when he died, and added that Brown said the statement above, then took three long, quiet breaths, and closed his eyes.)
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett (1806-1861) "Beautiful." (When asked by her husband how she felt.)
Bouhours, Dominique [French grammarian] "I am about to–or I am going to–die; either expression is used."
Burbank, Luther (1849-1926) "I don't feel good."
Byron, Lord (1788-1824) "Goodnight."
Cavell, Edith Louisa (1865-1915) "Standing, as I do, in the view of God and eternity I realize that patriotism is not enough. I must have no hatred or bitterness towards anyone." (To the chaplain who attended her before her execution by the Germans, 12 October 1915)
Caesar, Gaius Julius, Roman Emperor, assassinated 44 BC, "Et tu, Brute?"
Chaplin, Charles (1889-1977) When the priest who was attending him at his bedside said "May the Lord have mercy on your soul", Chaplin is reported to have replied "Why Not? After all, it belongs to him."
Charles I, King of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1600-1649) "Stay for the sign." (After the English Civil War, Charles was tried for treason, convicted, and sentenced to death. His last words were spoken to the executioner, waiting to behead him. He asked if he might be given a moment to pray, and then, when he gave the sign, the ax could fall.)
Charles II, King of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1630-1685) "I have been a most unconscionable time dying, but I beg you to excuse it."
Childers, Robert Erskins (1870-1922) (Irish Nationalist, executed by an Irish Free State firing squad) "Take a step forward, lads. It will be easier that way."
Chubbock, Christine "And now, in keeping with Channel 40′s policy of always bringing you the latest in blood and guts, in living color, you're about to see another first–an attempted suicide." (just before she shot herself during a broadcast)
Churchill, Winston, said "Oh, I am so bored with it all" shortly before slipping into a coma. The British Prime Minister died nine days later, on Jan. 24, 1965, at the age of 90. Churchill had suffered a stroke 15 days earlier.
Claudel, Paul (1868-1955) "Doctor, do you think it could have been the sausage?"
Cleveland, Grover (1837-1908) "I have tried so hard to do the right."
Capote, Truman lay dying. He kept repeated, "Mama— Mama— Mama."
Costello, Lou (1906-1959) "That was the best ice-cream soda I ever tasted."
Coward, Noel (1899-1973) "Goodnight my darlings, I'll see you tomorrow."
Coy, Bernard ( -1946) [American criminal] "It don't matter; I figure I licked the Rock anyway." (After he was shot down attempting to escape from Alcatraz Prison)
Crawford, Joan "Damn it. Don't you dare ask God to help me."
Crosby, Bing (1903-1977) "That was a great game of golf, fellers."
Crowley, Francis "Two Gun" (1900-1931) (American bank robber and murderer, before his execution in the electric chair) "You sons of bitches. Give my love to Mother."
Czolgosz, Leon (1873-1902) "I killed the president because he was the enemy of the good people, the good working people. I am not sorry for my crime." (Before his execution for the assassination of William McKinley.)
Dali, Salvador, painter, "I do not believe in my death."
Danton, Georges-Jacques (1759-1794) "Thou wilt show my head to the people; it is worth showing." (To his executioner, 5 April 1794)
Darwin, Charles, d. April 19, 1882, "I am not the least afraid to die."
Dean, James (1931-1955) Out for a ride in his beloved Porsche 550 Spyder (which he had nicknamed Little Bastard) with close friend and mechanic Rolf Wütherich, James reportedly said "That guy's got to stop… He'll see us." Moments later, Dean died in a head-on collision while Wutherich survived.
Diana (Spencer), Princess of Wales, d. August 31, 1997, "My God. What's happened?"
Dickinson, Emily (1830-1886) "… the fog is rising."
Duncan, Isadora, "Adieu, mes amis. Je vais à la gloire." (Farewell, my friends. I go to glory.)
Eastman, George (1854-1932) "My work is done, why wait?" (His suicide note.)
Edison, inventor, Thomas Alva, d. October 18, 1931 "It is very beautiful over there."
Edward VII, King of Britain, d. 1910 "No, I shall not give in. I shall go on. I shall work to the end."
Eliot, T.S., writer, was only able to whisper one word as he died: "Valerie," the name of his wife.
Elizabeth I, Queen of England, d. 1603, "All my possessions for a moment of time."
Emmett, Christopher Scott (1972-2008) "Tell my family and friends I love them, tell the governor he just lost my vote. Y'all hurry this along, I'm dying to get out of here." (Just before his execution in Virginia)
Fillmore, Millard (1800-1874) "The nourishment is palatable."
Fields, W.C., d. 1946. He last words: "God damn the whole fuckin' world and everyone in it but you, Carlotta." He was speaking to Carlotta Monti, his longtime mistress.
Flynn, Errol (1909-1959) "I've had a hell of a lot of fun and I've enjoyed every minute of it." (Said shortly before his death.)
Fox, Charles James (1749-1806) "I die happy."
Franklin, Benjamin lay dying at the age of 84. His daughter told him to change position in bed so he could breathe more easily. Franklin's last words were, "A dying man can do nothing easy."
Goldman, Charley ( -1970) [American boxing manager] "Only suckers get hit with right hands."
Grasso, Thomas J. Before he was executed, the convicted murderer said "I did not get my Spaghetti-O's; I got spaghetti. I want the press to know this."
Gussman, Charles, was a writer and TV announcer, who wrote the pilot episode of Days of Our Lives, among other shows. As he became ill, he said he wanted his last words to be memorable. When he daughter reminded him of this, he gently removed his oxygen mask and whispered: "And now for a final word from our sponsor—."
Gwenn, Edmund (1875-1959) "It is. But not as hard as farce." (On his deathbed, in reply to the comment `It must be very hard.')
Heine, Heinrich (1797-1856) "Dieu me pardonnera. C'est son metier." [God will pardon me. It is his trade.] (On his deathbed.)
Hemingway, Ernest, committed suicide, last thing he was known to say was, "Goodnight my kitten" to his wife Mary.
Hill, Joe (also Joel Emmanuel Hagglund or Joseph Hillstron) (1879 or 1882 to 1915) "Fire!!!!" (Just prior to his execution by firing squad in Utah)
Hitchcock, Alfred. As he was dying, said, "One never knows the ending. One has to die to know exactly what happens after death, although Catholics have their hopes."
Hobbes, Thomas, writer, d. 1679, "I am about to take my last voyage, a great leap in the dark."
Bob Hope, "Surprise me." After his wife asked him where he wanted to be buried.
Housman, A. E. (1859-1936) "That is indeed very good. I shall have to repeat that on the Golden Floor!" (To his doctor, who told him a joke just before he died.)
Hugo, Victor, writer, d. May 22, 1885, "I see black light."
Huss, John (c.1369-1415) "O sancta simplicitas! [O holy simplicity!]" (On noticing a peasant adding a faggot to the pile at his execution.)
Jackson, Thomas Jonathan `Stonewall' (1824-1863) "Let us pass over the river and rest under the shade of the trees." (He had been inadvertedly shot by his own men.)
Jarmen, Derek, an artist, writer, and filmmaker. His last words: "I want the world to be filled with white fluffy duckies."
Jefferson, Thomas (1743-1826) "Is it the Fourth?" (4 July 1826)
Jolson, Al (1886-1950) "This is it. I'm going. I'm going."
Kath, Terry Alan (1946-1978) [Founding member of the rock band Chicago] "Don't worry, it's not loaded." Reportedly said to Don Johnson, while pointing a 9-mm semiautomatic pistol to his own head. The single bullet left in the chamber killed him instantly.)
Kelly, Ned (1854-1880) [Australian folk hero and outlaw and legend]. "I suppose it had to come to this. Such is life." (As the hangman adjusted the hood to cover his face.)
Kennedy, Bobby to his wife Ethel after he was shot by Sirhan Sirhan, "Is everyone else all right?"
Keynes, John Maynard (1883-1946) "I wish I'd drunk more champagne."
King, Martin Luther's last words were to musician Ben Branch regarding the evening's program,"Make sure you play 'Take My Hand, Precious Lord'. Play it real pretty." Moments later he was shot and never regained consciousness. Gospel singer Mahalia Jackson sang itt at King's funeral in April 1968.
Lee, Robert Edward (1807-1870) "Strike the tent."
Lehar, Franz (1870-1948) "Now I have finished with all earthly business, and high time too. Yes, yes, my dear child, now comes death."
Lenin, Vladimir Ilych's last words were, "Good dog." (Technically, he said "Vot sobaka.") He said this to a dog that brought him a dead bird.
Leary, Timothy, d. May 31, 1996, "Why not? Yeah."
Leonard da Vince, artist, d. 1519, "I have offended God and mankind because my work did not reach the quality it should have."
Lewis, Wyndham (1884-1957) "Mind your own business." (When his nurse asked him about the state of his bowels on his deathbed.)
Lincoln, Abraham's last words were to his wife. They were watching the play 'Our American Cousin' and his wife was worried about the couple next to them might think of their public display of affection (they were holding hands) "What will Miss Harris think of my hanging on to you so?" Lincoln replied "She won't think anything about it." And moments later he was assassinated.
Lombardi, Vince, football coach, died of cancer in 1970. As he died, Lombardi turned to his wife Marie and said, "Happy anniversary. I love you."
Louise-Marie-Thérèse de Saint Maurice, Comtesse de Vercellis let one rip while she was dying. She said, "Good. A woman who can fart is not dead."
Louis XIV (1638-1715) "Why are you weeping? Did you imagine that I was immortal?" (Noticing as he lay on his deathbed that his attendants were crying.)
Malcolm X (1925-1965) "Cool it, brothers…" (His last words before being assassinated.)
Marx, Karl (1818-1883) "Go on, get out. Last words are for fools who haven't said enough."
Mayer, Louis B., film producer, d. October 29, 1957, "Nothing matters. Nothing matters."
McLain, James ( -1970) [American criminal] "Take lots of pictures! We are the revolutionaries!" (Before being killed by the police, as he tried to shoot his way to freedom at his trial.)
Mellon, Richard B. was a multimillionaire back in a time a million dollars was a lot of money. He was the President of Alcoa, and he and his brother Andrew had a little game of Tag going. The weird thing was, this game of Tag lasted for like seven decades. When Richard was on his deathbed, he called his brother over, touched him and whispered, "Last tag." Poor Andrew remained "It" for four years, until he died.
Moran, Thomas B., was a pickpocket, known by the nickname "Butterfingers." He reportedly stole as many as 50,000 wallets in his career. He died in Miami in 1971, and his last words were, "I've never forgiven that smart-alecky reporter who named me Butterfingers. To me, it's not funny."
Morant, Lt. Henry H. ("Breaker")(b. Edwin Henry Murrant) (1864-1902) [Australian Anglo-Boer War soldier and poet] "Shoot straight, you bastards! Don't make a mess of it!" (To the firing squad that executed him.)
Morgan, John Pierpont (1837-1913) "I've got to get to the top of the hill…"
Murrow, Edward R. when he was 57, died while patting his wife's hand. He said, "Well, Jan, we were lucky at that."
Mussolini, Benito (1883-1945) "But, but, mister Colonel…" (Before being executed.)
Napoleon, Napoleon, French Emperor, May 5, 1821 I (1769-1821) "Chief of the Army." Though other reports are that he called out to his wife, "Josephine" before dying.
Nelson, Admiral Horatio (1758-1805), "Kiss Me, Hardy" (Thomas Hardy, the captain of HMS Victory, carried Nelson below decks after he had been hit, and this is what Hardy reported as Nelson's last words; but Nelson is also reported to have later said "Thank God I have done my duty"; Nelson's secretary, John Scott, recorded Nelson's last words as "God and my country". There is also speculation that what was recorded as "Kiss Me, Hardy", might have been "Kismet, Hardy," whatever that means. The most quoted however of what Nelson's last words were: "Thank God, I have done my duty."
Narvaez, Ramon Maria (1800-1868) "I do not have to forgive my enemies, I have had them all shot." (Said on his deathbed, when asked by a priest if he forgave his enemies.)
Oates, Lawrence (1880-1912) "I am just going outside and may be some time." (Before leaving the tent and vanishing into the blizzard on the ill-fated Antarctic expedition (1910-1912). Oates was afraid that his lameness would slow down the others.)
Olivier, Laurence (1907-1989) "This isn't Hamlet, you know, it's not meant to go into the bloody ear." (To his nurse, who spilt water over him while trying to moisten his lips.)
Orwell, George's last written words were, "At fifty, everyone has the face he deserves." He died at age 46.
Palmerston, Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount (1784-1865) "Die, my dear Doctor? That's the last thing I shall do!"
Panzram, Carl, one of the USA's worst serial killer, as he stood on the gallows: "Hurry up you Hooiser bastard. I could kill ten men while you're fooling around."
Pavlova, Ann, d. 1931, "Get my swan costume ready."
Picasso, Pablo (1881-1973) "Drink to me."
Poe, Edgar Allen, "Lord, help my poor soul."
Polk, James K., US President, d. 1849, "I love you Sarah. For all eternity, I love you." Spoken to his wife.
Pope, Alexander, writer, d. May 30, 1744, "Here am I, dying of a hundred good symptoms."
Porter, William Sidney (O.Henry), writer, d. June 4, 1910, " Turn up the lights, I don't want to go home in the dark."
Presley, Elvis (1935-1977) "I hope I haven't bored you." (Concluding what would be his last press conference.) However his last words were to his girlfriend was "I'm going into the bathroom and read." When she told him not to fall asleep there, "OK, I won't."
Raleigh, Sir Walter (1554-1618) "I have a long journey to take, and must bid the company farewell."
Italian artist Raphael, Italian artist's last word was simply: "Happy."
Rameau, C Jean-Philippe, composer, objected to a song sung at his bedside. He said, "What the devil do you mean to sing to me, priest? You are out of tune."
Rhodes, Cecil John (1853-1902) "So little done, so much to do."
Rivera, Jenni, song writer, comments at her last interview. "The number of times I have fallen down is the number of times I have gotten up." She died soon thereafter in a plane crash.
Rodgers, James W. ( -1960) [American criminal] "Why yes, a bulletproof vest!" (On his final request before the firing squad.)
Roosevelt, Franklin Delano (1882-1945) "I have a terrific headache."
Roosevelt, Theodore (1858-1919) "Put out the light."
Rosenberg, Ethel (1918-1953) "We are the first victims of American fascism!" (Before her execution.)
Rosenberg, Julius (1918-1953) "We are innocent. That is the whole truth. To forsake this truth is to pay too high a price even for the priceless gift of life. For life thus purchased we could not live out in dignity." (Before his execution.)
Runyon, Damon (1884-1946) "You can keep the things of bronze and stone and give me one man to remember me just once a year."
Tim Russert, newscaster and pundit, while recording voiceovers for the Sunday edition of Meet the Press. "What's happening?"
Saki (Hector Hugh Munro) (1870-1916) "Put that bloody cigarette out." (Just before being killed by a sniper, 14 November 1916)
Sanders, George (1906-1972) "Dear World, I am leaving you because I am bored. I am leaving you with your worries. Good luck." (His suicide note.)
Sanger, Margaret, birth control advocate last words were, "A party! Let's have a party."
Sedgwick, John (1813-1864) Soon before he was shot in the head, "Nonsense, they couldn't hit an elephant at this distance." (In response to a suggestion that he should not show himself over the parapet during the Battle of the Wilderness.)
Senna (Da Silva), Ayrton (1960-1994) [Formula One Race Driver] "The car seems OK…" [A few seconds later his steering column broke and he died when his car hit the wall.]
Seward, William Henry, architect of the Alaska Purchase, was asked if he had any final words. He replied, "Nothing, only 'love one another.'"
Shaw, George Bernard (1856-1950) "I want to sleep…"
Sinatra, Frank, died after saying, "I'm losing it."
Smith, Adam (1723-1790) "I believe we should adjourn this meeting to another place."
Smith, Bessie, blues singer, died saying, "I'm going, but I'm going in the name of the Lord."
Stein, Gertrude (1874-1946) "Just before she [Stein] died she asked, `What is the answer?' No answer came. She laughed and said, `In that case what is the question?' Then she died."
Stevenson, Adlai E. (1900-1965) "I feel faint." (Before collapsing.)
Strachey, Lytton, (1180-1932) "If this is dying, then I don't think much of itl"
Thoreau, Henry David (1817-1862) (Discussion with his aunt on his deathbed)
`Have you made your peace with your God?'
`I never quarreled with my God.'
`But aren't you concerned about the next world?'
`One world at a time.'
Thurber, James (1894-1961) "God bless… God damn."
Tubman, Harriet Tubman was dying in 1913 and she gathered her family around. They sang together. Her last words were, "Swing low, sweet chariot."
Valention, Rudolph, actor, d. August 23, 1926 "Don't worry chief, it will be alright."
Villa, Francisco `Pancho' (1878-1923) "Don't let it end like this. Tell them I said something."
Voltaire (1694-1778) "This is no time to make new enemies." (When asked on his deathbed to forswear Satan.)
Washington, George (1732-1799) "It is well, I die hard, but I am not afraid to go." Another report is that his last words were "I am just going. Have me decently buried and do not let my body be put into the vault in less than three days after I am dead. Do you understand? 'Tis well."
Wayne, John died at age 72 in L.A. He turned to his wife and said, "Of course I know who you are. You're my girl. I love you."
Webster, Daniel (1782-1852) "I still live."
Wittgenstein, Ludwig, (1889-1951) "Tell them I've had a wonderful life."
Wells, Herbert George (1866-1946) "Go away… I'm allright."
White, Barry, soul singer, "Leave me alone, I'm fine"
Wilde, Oscar (1854-1900) "Either this wallpaper goes, or I do!" [The authenticity of this quote is complicated by his deathbed conversion back to Catholicism and the fact that a priest was with him up to the very end. Another deathbed quotation is also attributed to him: he asked for Champagne to sip as he died, and as he sipped, he is reported to have said: "Alas, I am dying beyond my means."]
Wilson, Woodrow, d. 1924, "I am ready."
Wolfgang von Goethe, Johann, "Mehr Licht!" (More light!)
Wright, Joseph, a linguist who edited the English Dialect Dictionary. His last word? "Dictionary."
Ziegfeld, Florenz, showman, d. July 22, 1932 "Curtain! Fast music! Light! Ready for the last finale! Great! The show looks good, the show looks good!"
A hundred billion have been spoken and written. I've read some over the years. All say pretty much, person did this and that, and God speed. But the one that seems to get it the most right, I read earlier this month.
Entire obituary on Douglas Legler on 2 July 2015: "Doug Died."
Not unlike one of the best summary on life: "Shit happens."
Together they say all's to be said. "Shit happened and then Dough died."
Eulogies of Note
Death is nothing at all. It does not count.
I have only slipped away into the next room.
Nothing has happened. Everything remains exactly as it was.
I am I, and you are you, and the old life that we lived so fondly together is untouched, unchanged .
Whatever we were to each other, that we are still. Call me by the old familiar name.
Speak of me in the easy way which you always used. Put no difference into your tone.
Wear no forced air of solemnity or sorrow. Laugh as we always laughed at the little jokes that we enjoyed together.
Play, smile, think of me, pray for me. Let my name be ever the household word that it always was.
Let it be spoken without an effort, without the ghost of a shadow upon it.
Life means all that it ever meant. It is the same as it ever was.
There is absolute and unbroken continuity. What is this death but a negligible accident?
Why should I be out of mind because I am out of sight?
I am but waiting for you, for an interval, some where very near, just round the comer.
All is well.
Henry Scott Holland
Do not stand by my grave and weep;
I am not there. I do not sleep.
I am a thousand winds that blow.
I am the diamond's glint on snow.
I am the sunlight on ripened grain.
I am the gentle autumn's rain.
When you awake in the morning's hush,
I am the swift uplifting rush
Of quiet birds in circled flight.
Do not stand by my grave and cry;
I am not there. I did not die.
Mary Elizabeth Frye
Epitaphs of Note
To follow thee is not my intent
Unless I know which way thou went
I am ready to meet my Maker. Whether my Maker is prepared for the great ordeal of meeting me is another matter.
Winston Churchill
(1874- 1965)
Quoth the Raven,
Edgar Allan Poe
I was Carolina born
And Carolina bred
And I here I lay -
Carolina dead!
I never met a man I didn't like.
Will Rogers
And the end of the fight is a tombstone white,
With the name of the late deceased;
And the epitaph drear: "A fool lies here,
Who tried to hustle the East."
The Best is Yet to Come
Frank Sinatra
The Greatest Blues Singer in the World
Will Never Stop Singing
Bessie Smith
Shed not for her the bitter tear
Nor give the heart to vain regret
Tis but the casket that lies here
The gem that filled it sparkles yet
Belle Starr
Rest in peace,
Now you are in Lord's arms.
Lord, watch your wallet
Here Rests in
Honored Glory
An American
Known But to God
Unknown Soldier
(Arlington National Cemetery; Virginia)
The Dash
I read of a man who stood to speak
at the funeral of a friend.
He referred to the dates on the tombstone
from the beginning…to the end.
He noted that first came the date of birth
and spoke the following date with tears,
but he said what mattered most of all
was the dash between those years.
For that dash represents all the time
that they spent alive on earth.
And now only those who loved them
know what that little line is worth.
For it matters not, how much we own,
the cars…the house…the cash.
What matters is how we live and love
and how we spend our dash.
So, think about this long and hard.
Are there things you'd like to change?
For you never know how much time is left
that can still be rearranged.
If we could just slow down enough
to consider what's true and real
and always try to understand
the way other people feel.
And be less quick to anger
and show appreciation more
and love the people in our lives
like we've never loved before.
If we treat each other with respect
and more often wear a smile,
remembering that this special dash
might only last a little while.
by Linda Ellis
Living a good life
And there's something to brevity that helps capture the essence of good living.
Here's what I think life's all about…
Storytelling/memory gathering
Come up with your own list, but my bet's it will be positive. Remember that when you are amind to be negative about a changing world playing out in front of you.
And where I have Dogs, maybe on your list it should be Golf, or Fishing, or Literature, or Cooking, or Cards, or Church, or Gardening, or Walking in the woods. To live a good life, men and women need to have their own private, selfish diversions. Something to give a life rich character and make it complete.
Where I have travel, pls remember the wise words of Mark Twain, "Travel is terminal to bigotry, prejudice and narrow-mindedness."
But most important, in your individual pursuit of happiness, always hold dear the things that make you laugh.
Because there is not a single shred of evidence that life should be taken seriously.
Though a lot of evidence that in life's circus, shit just natural happens during showtime.
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Hi, I am Juddy, welcome to Maximum Vegan.
Maximum Vegan is a website dedicated to the nutritional requirements of training in sports that are highly demanding on your body, whilst following a plant based diet.
From marathon running to football to cycling to Mixed Martial Arts, Maximum Vegan has you covered.
I took up MMA training at the old age of 37 and what my body lacked in youth, I made up for in determination. I had enjoyed (and still do) long distance running for many years, but my main love now is the explosive, highly intense, heart rate maximising training that is MMA.
Maximum Vegan was born out of a lack of good quality, unbiased information available on the internet for plant based eaters who wish to train in a high performance sport. At the heart of the site is good quality, healthy, nutritious and most importantly, great tasting recipes that are designed to either fuel your workouts or aid post-workout recovery. As of 2018, there will also be a host of nutrition articles, training programs and interviews with top level plant based athletes, not just in the MMA world, to find out more about how a vegan diet and lifestyle has helped them achieve their goals.
The site has 2 strict rules which I follow…
Maximum Vegan is an ethics and judgement free zone.
As mentioned, the purpose of this site is a resource for the nutritional requirements of someone eating a plant based diet. Whatever path you took to become plant based or vegan, whether it was through ethical or health reasons, that is YOUR business. The articles also assume that you are already eating a plant based diet, however there is enough information on here to open up the minds of the most carnivorous of meat eaters, should they want to try something new. Whilst is is great that no animals are harmed with a vegan lifestyle and the environment is undoubtedly helped with less animal farming, that is simply not the point of this site.
It is the opinion of the author that vegan judgement is terrible for the movement and can only ever cause more harm than good. The combination of education and humbleness is always the way forward.
Maximum Vegan is a bullshit free zone.
This is the most important aspect of the site.
When you first turn vegan, you join facebook groups, read articles and take in a LOAD of misinformed advice from people on the benefits of a vegan diet. The one that always got me was "you don't just survive, you thrive on a vegan diet".
Whilst this CAN be true, allow me to make an amendment and tell you the most honest piece of advice you will ever hear as vegan, whether you are training in high performance sport or entirely sedentary….
"You can thrive on a vegan diet, but DAMN it is hard work"
Allow me to make it easier for you. It is my belief that if you research veganism thoroughly and actually act on your research by eating the correct foods, then a plant based diet is the healthiest way of eating possible. That said, with the modern vegan companies supplying ultra-realistic mock meats and junk foods these days, it is EASY to eat one of the unhealthiest diets possible.
Fries, potato chips, burgers, donuts, cookies, white bread, pies, cakes, pizza, chocolate and sugary drinks are all vegan or have vegan varieties and whilst you only live once and can eat any of these on occasion without worry, eat them regularly and you are entering dangerous territory. Therefore this site is dedicated to (mainly) whole food, natural ingredients that are plants or derived from plants.
MMA and similar sports are TAXING on your body, especially if you are silly enough to take it up in your late 30s like myself. You need proper nutrition to recover from your workouts and you can thrive on a vegan diet, just clue yourself up first.
No bullshit. My promise to you.
Plant Based Vs Vegan?
What's all this plant based nonsense you keep banging on about? It sounds ridiculous.
I agree it does sound ridiculous and I wish it had a cooler name, but it is important to differentiate the two as nothing angers those judgemental vegans I told you about earlier more than a plant based eater, claiming to be vegan.
The basic rule of thumb is
Plant Based = diet.
Veganism = lifestyle.
Vegans reject absolutely anything related to animal products whatsoever. That means any food (obviously), but also any clothing made with an animal being caused harm, so no leather, fur, wool or silk and any products tested on animals. It is an ethical lifestyle choice, whereas plant based eaters are doing it PURELY for the health benefits. It is confusing seeing someone eating a tofu scramble whilst wearing leather shoes, it seems hypocritical, but unless the reason why they are eating the tofu scramble is for animal rights, then it is not hypocritical. It is important to understand the difference.
I place myself in the plant based category. Although I try, wherever possible, to minimise the products I buy with having any contact with animals, the simple fact of the matter is, I eat plant based because of the incredible health benefits.
So why is this site called Maximum Vegan then? Quite simply, it is because the majority of the people on this planet still see someone who eats a plant based diet as a "vegan". Plus of course, 'Maximum Plant Based' doesn't have the same ring to it!
About the author.
Hi again, I'm Juddy or Justin James Brown as my parents named me.
For most of my life, I was in bands in London and lived the clichéd musician lifestyle of excess. After being diagnosed with liver disease, ballooning up to 40 lbs overweight and being informed of intolerances to lactose and eggs, I decided to try going "vegan" for 22 days. It was the best thing I ever did and I have not looked back since. The liver disease was reversed, the weight fell off and I took up running, which led to long distance running. It was through this new passion that I learned how to eat properly on a plant based diet and how to aid recovery after putting my body through these torturous long runs.
After a few years of low intensity, long distance running, I decided to start training in my real passion MMA and again, I have not looked back.
However, the week before I was to begin MMA training, I tore the labrum in my shoulder and with my Surgeons refusal to operate, due to the horribly long and painful recovery, I began a lengthy physiotherapy course that got me back on track and finally at a level where I could begin training. During this time, I devised an entire plan to enable me "match fit" to train in MMA. Using HIIT cardio, bodyweight exercises and kettlebell functional strength sessions, I got ready and when I finally was able to start training, most of my cardio was already there, so I could concentrate on technique.
I operate another site called www.longplayerkitchen.com where you will find healthy recipes, but also the weekly cheat meal recipes I make. That is where you will find pizzas, burritos and burgers, should you be interested. It also delves more into my other passion – music.
Maximum Vegan though is dedicated to what I eat in the 20 other meals a week.
I hope you find this site a useful resource. To anyone reading, whether you are training in MMA, football, running, swimming or darts!!!, good luck to you on your plant based journey.


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Someone told me, creating one teradata utility script within another is very handy.
For example, if I am writing a fastload script, I can put instructions to generate a fastexport script from fastload.
Does anyone have any example, or any document or web link where I can read about this.
Thanking You
Santanu Ghosh
You can read the document where os and system commands are used. If you can execute os commands, through that utility, it works. It reminds me of this link before.


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Young Philosopher's Conference to be Held at UNH March 16
For the past seven years, the Souhegan High School Ethics Forum has hosted HYPE (Hosting Young Philosophy Enthusiasts), inspiring high school students all over New England to participate in philosophical discussions that promote leadership, citizenry and ethics.
This year's HYPE event is hosted and co-sponsored by the University of New Hampshire and will take place on Thursday, March 16, 2017. The program will center on the issue of responsible citizenry. Fourteen hundred students and 100 faculty are anticipated to attend, representing high schools from all over New England.
The 2017 keynote speaker is Governor John Lynch, who will also run an educator session. This year's HYPE guiding question, What does it mean to be a responsible citizen?, coincides with activities conceived and coordinated by Constitutionally Speaking, a partnership project of New Hampshire Humanities, NH Institute for Civics Education, UNH School of Law, NH Supreme Court Society, Rockefeller Center at Dartmouth and Saint Anselm College's NH Institute of Politics.
The Souhegan Ethics Forum has created working relationships with many high schools in the region centering on the mission of enhancing leadership, ethics and philosophy education. Bedford High School in Bedford, N.H. and Spaulding High School in Rochester, N.H. have become actively involved in leading HYPE and helping to run the small groups that are essential to HYPE's overall success. Last year's conference, also held at UNH, demonstrated continued growth in both the number of students who attended and also the quality of the student conversations.
The Ethics Forum Senior Leadership Team, a group of high school students at the fore of the program, has been instrumental in uniting universities, colleges and high schools towards an important goal — bringing high school students together to have important philosophical conversations centered on ethics and leadership. There are currently 48 schools actively participating in the HYPE coalition.
The Ethics Forum recently coupled its effort with the NH State Council for the Humanities receiving support from both this organization directly and through a prestigious Pulitzer Foundation Grant. Three years ago, the Ethics Forum was awarded a renewable prestigious RGSCP Grant (Responsible Governance and Sustainability Citizenship Project) from UNH to fund HYPE. This grant has led to the UNH Philosophy Department's formal endorsement of the Ethics Forum and the use of UNH Durham's campus each year. It has also led to the affiliation of HYPE with UNH's emerging summer philosophy program called FLI or The Future Leaders Institute and the LEAP or Leadership Empowering Authentic Progress Conference held each year at UNH Manchester. The results of this support can be seen in the rising levels of attendance at the HYPE conference and the emerging programs that HYPE has spurred.
The Ethics Forum was also awarded the 2014 Granite State Award by the University System of New Hampshire for the group's "dedication to creating an academically rich environment for New Hampshire students to connect through philosophical discussions." Besides its largest sponsor, UNH Durham, the Ethics Forum continues to build a strong coalition of post-secondary institutional support including Granite State College, Merrimack College, Saint Anselm College, UNH Manchester and the University of New Orleans. This statewide recognition has not gone unnoticed by universities, colleges and high schools throughout New Hampshire and the country.
In addition, organizations such as the PLATO Institute based in Manhattan, New York, have recently begun work with the HYPE group, helping to enhance philosophy education across the country.
The Souhegan Ethics Forum also continues to work on a number of other projects besides the HYPE conference each year. It continues its elementary mentoring program at Mont Vernon Village School and the "Run for Gus" Project, to name a few. The Ethics Forum's greatest project, however, remains centered on the statewide annual conference HYPE (Hosting Young Philosophy Enthusiasts) founded by SHS Ethics Forum students in 2009.
The latest Ethics Forum documentary produced from its work with the NH Humanities highlights the program and its work. The film may be viewed here: https://youtu.be/hgF0U_SPB0c.
Article written by: Christopher Brooks, HYPE Coordinator, Ethics Forum Advisor, Teacher; Souhegan High School, Amherst NH.


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Three agencies will be established to keep tabs on banks, markets and insurers next January.
A European Banking Authority will be based in London. Paris will be home to the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) and the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority will be in Frankfurt.
The UK's share of the vote on ESMA will be only 8 per cent and will be held by the new Consumer Protection and Markets Authority. The EU will also establish a European Systemic Risk Board, an agency of the European Central Bank that will keep watch for threats to the economy such as property price bubbles.
To begin with, the power of the new financial sheriffs will be restricted.
As it stands, the new agencies can step in if EU rules are being broken or they can order national supervisors to take action in an emergency.
They will also have the final say in disputes between national agencies grappling with problems at an international bank.


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