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The Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders offers a high quality, interdisciplinary online program in Early Childhood Special Education. As a student in this online program, you will receive preparation as an early childhood special educator to work with infants, toddlers and preschool children with a range of delays/disabilities and their families. Whether you are an entry-level or experienced educator in the field of early intervention, this program will increase your ability to provide services for young children with delays/disabilities and their families.
The Early Childhood Special Education program is offered via distance education allowing you to take courses in the comfort of your home. As a student in this online program, you may choose to take aone or a few classes of interest, pursue the teaching endorsement or graduate certificate, or complete a graduate degree.
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3 letters of recommendation
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Core Courses
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|Issues in Early Childhood Special Education
Course Number: SPED 860
Introduction to the history, philosophy, and research related to early intervention practices with children 0-5 years of age. Discussion of issues related to legal mandates, model programs, family involvement, integration, transitions, service delivery systems, teamwork and assessment for young children.
|Infants with Disabilities and Home Visiting
Course Number: SPED 861 (or SPED 862)
Prereq: SPED 960 and permission. SPED 861 requires a practicum in home visiting. Assessment and intervention strategies for developing appropriate early intervention programs for infants and toddlers with disabilities. Rationale and principles for conducting home-based, family-centered, and transdisciplinary services.
|Preschool Children with Disabilities in a Classroom
Course Number: SPED 862 (or SPED 861)
Prereq: An assessment and behavior management course; and permission. SPED 862 requires an applied experience. Selection, design and implementation of developmentally appropriate, activity-based interventions for preschool-age children with disabilities. Ecological assessments. Instructional factors, such as classroom environments, activity planning, selection, use and modification of strategies, home-school communications, and consulting to staff in inclusive settings.
|Medically Fragile Infants
Course Number: SPED 863 (or SPED 882)
Unique needs, family-coping strategies, specialized medical staff, and various health-care settings of chronically ill infants and toddlers. Overview of etiology, characteristics, and developmental implications of selected medical conditions related to developmental disabilities.
|Specialized Instruction for Students with Severe and Multiple Disabilities
Course Number: SPED 882 (or SPED 863)
Lec 3. Prereq: SPED *881 for the Severely/Multi-handicapped endorsement program or SPED *862 for Preschool Handicapped endorsement program; and permission. Majors in severe disabilities must parallel with SPED 896P (1 cr). SPED *882 requires observations in schools and applied assignments. Selection, design, and implementation of best practice instruction for students with severe disabilities, multiple disabilities, or deaf-blindness.
|Family and School Collaboration in Special Education
Course Number: SPED 960
Prereq: Professional experience or completion of one practicum and/or field experience with young children (birth to age 5) or other individuals ages 5 to 21 years who have disabilities. Functions and interactions of both family and education systems. Impact of having a child with a disability on the normal and stressed family system. Promote family-professional partnerships in assessment and intervention for the child and/or student with an IFSP/IEP. Communication skills are reviewed and practiced for effective teaming among educators and for interviewing, consulting, collaborating and coaching with family members and other community team members.
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- Fees: $52.25
- Total: $408.75
3 Credit Hours
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- Fees: $156.75
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- Fees: $52.25
- Total: $680.75
3 Credit Hours
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- Fees: $156.75
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Looking Back -
Summer Magazine 2017
Rector's Reflection
Whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord. So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all to the glory of God. Col. 3:17
Most of us remember a time when people wore a suit or smart clothes to go to church. We were taught that wearing one's 'Sunday Best' was a pre-
The only thing that really matters is what is in our heart . We must concentrate on giving the very best we can offer God in our worship. Indeed, the word 'worship' means WORTH SHIP. How we worship during a church service expresses how much God is really worth to us, and our love for him. Nothing less than the best we can offer is ever good enough. But what does that actually mean in practice?
If you come to church, and have a particular role to perform, whether on the refreshment rota, or assisting the churchwardens as a Sidesperson, or as a Sunday Club leader, put your heart and soul into everything you do. Prepare yourself beforehand and come in good time to carry out the various duties required of you .
If you are in the choir, practise the music and mark the hymns in your hymn book before the service begins. If you are reading a lesson, or leading prayers, rehearse the passages that you will read, so that you are familiar with the text, know how to pronounce any difficult words, and are able to read it fluently and with dignity in a way that expresses the meaning. Make your way to the lectern in good time and be ready to begin, so that the flow of the service is not interrupted.
There is good guidance in the saying, 'When you come to church, speak to God; during the service, listen to God; after the service, speak to one another.'
The church is God's house .and he is worthy of the best reverence we can offer him.
This verse of a well-
When you are in church, 'Be still in the presence of the Lord, the Holy One is here.'
Mike Roemmele
George Blair Memorial Lecture -
2017 is a very significant year for many Christians of the reformed and protestant traditions. It was exactly 500 years ago that Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the door of Wittenberg Cathedral, protesting about a number of practices of the church in the 16th Century, which he regarded as distortions of Biblical teaching.
This was the spark which kindled the flame of the Reformation.
In November the Venerable David Huss, the Archdeacon of Raphoe will come to Macosquin to speak about the Biblical principles of Martin Luther, many of which are fundamental to the teaching and practice of the Church of Ireland. This talk during the season of Remembrance, will also be a memorial to the late George Blair, whose reformed faith and military service were hallmarks of his life.
Christian Aid Week Collection and Big Breakfast
Thank you and well done to the people who supported Janet Kennedy's church and house to house collection and the Big Brekafast in Macosquin during Christian Aid Week. The total raised was £1747.38, including Gift Aid recoverable. The plight of millions of desperate people and starving children in Somalia and other parts of East Africa, and of countless refugees world-
Concert in aid of the British Heart Foundation Wednesday 7th June
Once again we thank Kenny Campbell for organising this event for a very worthy cause which is dear to his heart. Like most parishes we have a considerable number of church members who have benefited from the huge advances which have been made in the treatment of heart disease in recent years. Kenny is one of them.
The money raised by such events goes towards further medical research.
Defibrillator for Macosquin
Members of the church who took part in a recent First Aid training course, organised by Macosquin Village Community Association learned how immediate treatment with a defibrillator of someone who has had a sudden cardiac arrest (heart attack), can save that person's life.
Some churches in other Dioceses have worked with community organisations to purchase Public Access Defribrillators which are now always immediately available.
By telephoning 999 a caller is given a code to release the machine from its cabinet and instructions on its use, prior to the arrival of an ambulance. The total cost would be about £1,500. This would be a very worthwhile, and potentially life-
St. Mary's Macosquin -
Children's Day Service Sunday 11th June
This All-
We are immensely grateful to our Sunday Club leaders who give generously of their time throughout the year to nurture the faith of our children.
We also thank the parents and other members of the church who contributed to the Prizegiving and the cost of the Sunday Club Outing to Portrush, the next Saturday.
Ministry to Children and Teenagers
At the first meeting of the new Select Vestry, Martin Montgomery, the Diocesan Youth Officer outlined the various activities and resources which are helping churches to develop their ministry to children and teenagers in other parishes of our Diocese. This is an area of our church's mission which we need to develop in this parish, by investing energy, time and resources and Martin has offered to help us.
Mrs McElwee, the Principal of Macosquin Primary School will also support any new ventures which include the school children.
Paul Meikle is the County Commissioner for Scouts and he is keen to explore the possibility of establishing Scouting in Macosquin for boys and girls of all ages. If this is to happen we will need help from parents and adult members of local churches.
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This Diocesan summer holiday Activity Week for teenagers will be held in Eglinton from 5th -
It is always a packed programme and very good fun, not only for the young people who take part, but also for the parish which hosts them. It is a great opportunity to bring teenagers from different parishes together and to build friendships which can be developed through subsequent events.
Another teenage activity
James Campbell is a university student and an enthusiastic dinghy sailor. He has kindly offered to give teenagers an opportunity to enjoy his hobby during the summer holidays. Anyone interested should get in touch with the Rector as soon as possible.
Ministry to adults of all ages
There is a widely held belief that active members of the church are mostly old people and recent UK census figures show that the number of elderly newcomers who are joining churches is growing. They are finding that regular worship and the fellowship they experience in a church community become increasingly meaningful and important to them in their later years. This is a good news story and is certainly true of our church in Macosquin, where we have been joined by a number of couples who have moved to the area from other parts of Northern Ireland to be closer to their children and grandchildren. These new-
Many have children in Primary or Secondary school and few have much time for leisure interests. We want to give them opportunities to tell us how they think the church could play a greater part in their spiritual lives, and the kind of activities we could offer which would meet their needs and enrich their family life.
Parish Finance Team
Our Parish Finance Team has begun working on behalf of the Select Vestry to assist the Treasurer in preparing budgets to help us plan for the future needs of the church and the on-
During the summer, the Finance Team will prepare leaflets which will explain the October Diocesan Stewardship Review programme to parishioners. These will show our present annual income and expenditure, and future forecasts, the running costs of the Diocese and how our parish contribution to Diocesan Funds meets our share of that expense. Bobby Madden will play a key role in the Finance Team as coordinator of the Parish Stewardship Programme, 'Abundant living, Cheerful Giving.'
Withdrawal and replacement of the present £1 coin
In October the familiar £1 coin will cease to be legal tender and a new coin will replace it. Don't be caught out. Check through pockets of clothes in the wardrobe, down the side of chairs, old handbags and the children's pocket money in piggy banks. Convert your old coins to new ones, and please don't put any which have become worthless in the church collection.
During March the Bishop and Diocesan Mothers' Union President, Mary Good, hosted 5 dinners in different parts of the Diocese to celebrate the 130th Anniversary of the Mothers' Union in Ireland.
We were well represented at the dinner which was attended by 170 Members in Maghera. Among other notable recent Diocesan events was the MU Pilgrims' Way service in the Diocesan Cathedral on Saturday 13th May,. This was followed by a walk of the city walls and a reception for the World President of the Mothers' Union at the Guild Hall in Londonderry. Members of more than 40 branches in our diocese took part.
Mrs Good, the Diocesan President, wants to share her vision for a Mothers' Union which is appealing to a younger generation. She is planning an informal evening in the See House for women aged 25 -
This year's Diocesan Festival Service will be held in Camus-
Mothers' Union Notes continued -
16th May 'Faith in Action in the Salvation Army' Major Jane-
Summer Outing
On Saturday 11th June members of the Macosquin Branch enjoyed a tour of the Garden of the Manor House in Eglinton as guests of Mr and Mrs Davidson, before visiting the Dungiven Presbyterian Church 'Talents and Trades' Flower Festival.
Future Mothers' Union Branch events
2nd August (Wed) 2.00pm Mary Sumner Day Service at The See House Quiet Garden
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Afterwards Members will talk about Faith Memorabilia brought from their holidays.
Parish Summer Activities
We have also enjoyed trips to the Temple Springs Fishery near Garvagh, sandcastle building expeditions with a barbecue tea on Castlerock Beach, and Sunday afternoon parish walks.
We plan to repeat some of these during the school summer holidays this year.
We would also welcome suggestions for other activities that people might enjoy.
We will advertise events and the dates on the Church foyer Notice Board.
Please support these activities. They are always enjoyable. Add your name to any that you would like to take part in. It will help us to plan shared transport and catering.
Going on Holiday this Summer?
Visit another church and experience the joy of worshipping somewhere else.
Take a copy of our Parish magazine, or recent Pew News sheet with you and bring one back from a church you have visited.
The experience of worshipping with another congregation is enriching, as is meeting people who play different roles in a different church. You may even come back with ideas which would help us build on what we do in Macosquin. There are churches everywhere and you will be richly blessed by such visits.
Ordination to the Diaconate of Dr Ian Mills
Ian will be ordained Deacon in Antrim Parish Church on Thursday 24th August, the Feast of St Bartholomew, and will begin his ministry as a Deacon intern in the Parish of Agherton, Portstewart.
Please pray for him and for others who will be ordained this summer, as they prepare for this important event in their life.
Members of the congregation who would like to attend Ian's ordination service are asked to add their names to the list on the church foyer notice board
Let them call the elders of the church to pray over them and anoint them with oil in the name of the Lord. And the prayer offered in faith will make the sick person well; the Lord will raise them up.
James 5: 13-
If you know of an individual who you would like us to include in our prayers please add his ,or her name to the list on the prayer desk beside the font at the church door.
You might also light a prayer candle whenever you come to church as a symbol of your own prayers for someone who is sick, bereaved, or who has some other need.
Pastoral Ministry
One of the primary responsibilities of every rector is to visit, and pray with parishioners who are ill at home or in hospital. Often those visits include a very short service of Holy Communion. In many parishes like our own, much of this pastoral ministry is shared with a few carefully chosen and commissioned members of the laity who make regular visits on behalf of the church to elderly, infirm, and housebound parishioners. The visits are discreet and conversations are always confidential.
Pearl Mullen coordinates our team of pastoral visitors and the people who receive visits are very appreciative. However, clergy are not telepathic, if no-
Whenever you are made aware of a parishioner who is ill, whether at home or in hospital, please inform the Rector, or Lorna Doherty .
Material for the Parish Magazine
The Rector would welcome and appreciate your ideas and your suggestions
The best Parish Magazines are filled with recent news and are very informative.
They are also well illustrated and laid out in an attractive way, which makes them enjoyable and easy to read.
We will always be grateful for photographs of recent church activities you have attended, or taken part in. We would also like to promote all the events which are being planned for the next few months in the Magazine, on our Website, our Facebook page, and in our weekly Pew News Sheet.
Have you a faith story that you would like to tell others, a memory of this church or another you want to share? Is there somebody in the congregation who you might like to know more about in a short article?
What kind of articles would you enjoy reading? Would you be willing to help with the production of future issues of the magazine by writing some of the material, or by contributing to a Children's Page? All suggestions and contributions will be welcome.
Church Choir News
Throughout our mid-
Harvest Thanksgiving Sunday 1st October
The decoration of the church, like the music and many other aspects of a Harvest Thanksgiving service are offerings of corporate thanks for the abundant daily blessings which God provides throughout the year, and our offerings are pledges of our commitment to share that abundance with others who have very little.
At Harvest time and throughout October, as a church we express our gratitude to God through our donations to the Church of Ireland Bishop's Appeal Fund.
The 2017 -
Over the summer, menus will be chosen and speakers invited. Suggestions for both will be very welcome.
We would also be grateful to hear of any people who might be willing to join our team of volunteer cooks s and other helpers, to assist us on one or more Wednesdays each month from October -
Food Hygiene Certification
Alice MacAlary has kindly agreed to hold a single session training review for the people who assist with preparing and serving Funeral Teas, Senior Citizens' lunches and other catering events. We will shortly be advertising the date and names of participants on the Church Foyer Noticeboard . All volunteers should check and confirm that their names are included on the list.
Select Vestry Current Issues
The condition of the storage heaters and some other electrical fittings has concerned the Select Vestry for some time. These are currently being inspected and any that are faulty will be repaired or replaced. We are grateful to Sandy Reynolds and Alfie Hunter who recently fitted two new LED floodlights behind the church as part of this project
Graveyard Maintenance
We are very fortunate to have a team of volunteers who cut the graveyard grass during the summer months. We are able to dispose of the grass cuttings and wilted floral tributes in the local Borough Council composting depot, at no cost to the church.
However, despite the graveyard notices, some parishioners do not seem to be aware that the council rejects any bags of grass if they contain plastic flower pots, or cellophane wrappings which have been put into the wheel barrow behind the church.
Once again we appeal to all our graveyard visitors. When you bring floral tributes in pots, wreaths, arrangements in blocks of oasis, and any flowers wrapped in cellophane, please take away artificial flowers, containers, wrappings, to dispose of them at home.
Annual General Vestry Appointments on 6th April 2017
Rector's Churchwarden.......................Sandy Reynolds
People's Churchwarden...........................Lilian Davis
Rector's Glebe Warden............................Victor Mairs
People's Glebe Warden............................Stuart Morrell
Rector's Supplemental Glebe Warden......Tommy Oliver
People's Supplemental Glebe Warden........Cecil McLaughlin
Select Vestry Members
The Rector
Both Churchwardens and Both Glebewardens
Garry Anderson Kenny Campbell Lorna Doherty
Alfie Hunter Gordon Kennedy Janet Kennedy
Russell Kennedy Florence Logan Bobby Madden
Cecil McLaughlin Kenneth McAfee Tommy Oliver
Diocesan Synod Representatives
Garry Anderson Bobby Madden
Supplemental Synod Representatives
Shirley Baird Russell Kennedy
Parochial Nominators
Gordon Kennedy Russell Kennedy
Bobby Madden Tommy Oliver
Supplemental Nominators
Garry Anderson Shirley Baird
Lorna Doherty Janet Kennedy
Select Vestry Appointments at a meeting held on 25th April
Parish Secretary...... Lilian Davis Parish Treasurer......Kenny McAfee
Parish Administration...Lorna Doherty, Janet Kennedy
Stewardship Programme Co-
Children's Page
1 What was the first thing that God created?
2 Which day did God create plants?
3 What was the boat Noah built called?
4 How many of each type of animal did Noah have on the ark?
5 What is the symbol of God's promise to Noah?
6 Who received the 10 commandments from God?
7 What are we told to do in the fifth commandment?
8 What was the name of Moses' brother?
9 What food do we ask God to give us in the Lord's prayer?
10 People look on the outward appearance, but what does God look on?
11 His father gave him a coat of many colours.
12 Who was thrown into a lions' den by King Darius?
(This person prayed to God three times a day.)
13 This young boy defeated a giant.
14 This prophet was swallowed by a fish.
15 What animal was often used for transportation in the Bible?
16 Who was the Son of God?
17 What was the name of Jesus' mother?
18 What did Jesus' father do for a job?
19 Jesus told a parable about a prodigal _____.
20 What is the shortest verse in the Bible?
21 How many disciples or apostles did Jesus have?
22 Which of the apostles betrayed Jesus?
23 What is another name for the 'Blessed are...' sayings of Jesus?
24 What did Jesus feed to 5,000 people?
25 What was the name of the Sea where Jesus calmed a storm?
How much do you know about the Church of Ireland?
The Church of Ireland has around 375,400 members – 249,000 in Northern Ireland and 126,400 in the Republic of Ireland.
Our history is the story of almost 1,600 years of Christian worship and witness in Ireland.
The Celtic Church, which emerged in Ireland following the mission of St Patrick in the 5th century, is still recognised as the source of the modern Church of Ireland.
A strong diocesan and parochial structure has existed for almost 1,000 years.
The Celtic Church is still recognised as the source of the modern Church of Ireland
The Reformation in the 16th century stressed the importance of the individual's relationship with God and re-
The Disestablishment of the Church of Ireland, in 1871, led to the creation of its current structures. A new General Synod replaced Parliament as the legislative body responsible for the rules governing the Church and the Representative Church Body was incorporated as the trustee body for the Church.
The Church maintained its unity following the partition of Ireland in the 1920s and serves its membership and wider society across the island's two political jurisdictions.
Our Structures
The Church of Ireland believes in the equality, within the Body of Christ, of all the baptised. All have a distinctive task or vocation to fulfil and authority in the Church is entrusted to and exercised on behalf of the whole body.
Every lay member of the Church who is aged 18 or older is entitled to be registered as a member of the general vestry of their parish.
The general vestry elects the select vestry, which is responsible for parish finances and the care of its property. A select vestry includes church wardens who have many responsibilities (including order during church services) and glebe wardens (responsible for care and management of church property and land).
Each diocese is overseen by a diocesan synod consisting of the Bishop, the clergy and lay representatives from each parish. The Church of Ireland comprises twelve dioceses, which are grouped within two provinces – each led by an Archbishop.
To learn more about our Church, visit the Church of Ireland website
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With 2 pence per week pocket money he bought 8 delicious apples for a farthing each from Mrs McSeveney whose orchard was beside the bus stop opposite the Old Rectory. In the Richardson Memorial School, he was a contemporary of Gordon Kennedy and both sang in the school choir. There were three staff, Master Kane, his wife and Mrs Stewart. The Principal was a talented pianist and often performed on radio. As a child, William loved to be outdoors, and spent hours fishing or messing about in the burn behind the rectory with friends Jimmy Hutchinson and Tom Moffatt. It was one of the best trout rivers in the country. He has loved fishing ever since and used to go out with Canon Minchin . He was always active as a youngster and as an adult. He played the flute in the Macosquin Band, soccer in the local team and badminton in the parish hall. He was also renowned for his horseshoe throwing skill. With over 40 competitors, it was one of the most popular village pastimes for many years.
From his earliest days, William attended Sunday School and church every week, and as soon as he was old enough to pump the organ bellows, he was either at St Mary's, or the Baptist church four times on Sundays. To this day he never feels right if he isn't in church on a Sunday, and he has always loved singing in the choir
Aged, aged 11 or 12, on his way home from the Intermediate School he could earn half a crown, a small fortune for 3 hours work, carrying sacks of grain, or flour for Hugh Logan at the Corn Mill. Hugh's son Brian was the same age and they were friendly rivals. William always did a little better at school, but eventually the tide turned; Brian made a fortune in America and retired a millionaire. William's career was less lucrative, but he was blessed in other ways, by his marriage to Sally, and his children. He started as a mushroom picker. When he was given a Saturday job in the yard by foreman Bobby Downes, he lost a finger in an accident with a water pump. Later he worked for Kelly coal merchants, and eventually bought his own lorry and a share of a route. Ever after, he was known as 'William Coal'. The years of heavy work took their toll. He suffered from poor circulation, developed a serious infection, spent months in the Royal Victoria Hospital and eventually lost a leg. Undaunted, he was determined to recover and the greatest joy of his life was being able to walk his daughter Venita down the aisle on her wedding day. 13
Children's Bible Quiz Answers -
1 What was the first thing that God created? LIGHT
2 Which day did God create plants? THIRD
3 What was the boat Noah built called? AN ARK
4 How many of each type of animal did Noah have on the ark? TWO
5 What is the symbol of God's promise to Noah? RAINBOW
6 Who received the 10 commandments from God? MOSES
7 What are we told to do in the fifth commandment?
8 What was the name of Moses' brother? AARON
9 What food do we ask God to give us in the Lord's prayer? BREAD
10 People look on outward appearances, but what does God look on? The HEART
11 His father gave him a coat of many colours. JOSEPH
12 Who was thrown into a lions' den by King Darius?
This person prayed to God three times a day. DANIEL
13 This young boy defeated a giant. DAVID
14 This prophet was swallowed by a fish. JONAH
15 What animal was often used for transportation in the Bible?
CAMEL or DONKEY (either answer is correct)
16 Who was the Son of God? JESUS
17 What was the name of Jesus' mother? MARY
18 What did Jesus' father do for a job? CARPENTER
19 Jesus told a parable about a prodigal _____.SON
20 What is the shortest verse in the Bible? JESUS WEPT
21 How many disciples or apostles did Jesus have? TWELVE
22 Which of the apostles betrayed Jesus? JUDAS
23 What is another name for the 'Blessed are....' sayings of Jesus?
24 What did Jesus feed to 5,000 people
25 What was the name of the Sea where Jesus calmed a storm.
Did you do well?
Miscellaneous Parish Information
Church services each month are held as follows:
9.00am Holy Communion every Sunday -
10.30am Holy Communion (1st & 3rd Sunday) Morning prayer (2n,,d 4th & 5th Sunday)
10.30am Sunday Club in Minor Hall during church services in school term-
We try to make the services on the 4th Sunday appealing to families with children
10.00am Holy Communion and prayers for the sick.
The Church is open to visitors every day from 9.00am -
Other parish activities
These are advertised in more detail on the church noticeboard in the entrance foyer and in the weekly Pew Newssheet
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Men's Society
Meetings are held at intervals during the year and there are some enthusiastic golfers who compete more frequently
Macosquin Women's Institute 2nd Wednesday 7.30pm in the Minor Hall
Macosquin's Senior Citizens' Club last Wednesday 7.30pm in the Upper Hall
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In the latest edition of The Wrestling Observer Newsletter, Dave Meltzer pointed out that Daniel Bryan was originally scheduled to be re-evaluated before the March 27th episode of SmackDown Live. The reason his re-evaluation was moved up was to give the WWE creative team sufficient time to work on the creative plans if Bryan wouldn't have been cleared.
The belief was that if Bryan didn't receive the green signal, then the creative would have written him off TV as the SmackDown Live GM ahead of his contract expiring in September.
Luckily this wasn't the case as he was cleared and now we are looking forward to a potential Wrestlemania Tag Team match featuring Bryan & Shane taking on the notorious duo of Sami & Kevin.


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List of Bests
We're coming close to the end of the year, and soon everybody and their Uncle will be putting down lists of the Best of the Year under every category they can think of. Want to join in, but too lazy to make your own? If it's books, movies or music you'd like to make your own "Best Of" of, try this site. If you register, you can merely wander around the site and tick boxes to make your own list. There are 2,104 books, 1,494 movies, and 873 albums listed to date, by over 2,300 users. But that's not why I recommend it. What you get without registering is even more fun: famous lists from the media (like the BBC's Big Read) and awards (like the Academy Awards and the Booker). Caveat - not all the lists are up-to-date.
Pass it On
Found Art
Remember BookCrossing, which featured a while ago? This site takes the idea into a different area. You have to register first, of course. You can then create little works of art — palm-sized, they recommend — slap on a sticker (you can download one from their site, or make your own) with your own unique ID, and set it free. The idea is that someone who finds it comes on to the site, looks up your ID, and tells you they found your art. Beautiful friendships may result. Or at the very least, you'll know your art didn't just mixed up with the trash. Which is not likely, given the state of our streets, hm?
Another nifty little way to interact with strangers across the net. You join, register, download and install a toolbar to your browser, and you're ready to stumble around the web. You rate the sites you stumble upon, Roman Emperor style, with a raised or lowered thumb, thereby helping the database understand your preferences better. Or you can let it help you, by "stumbling" by interest (around 500 topics to choose from) or staggering around randomly. You can also interact with other stumblers. Even more beautiful friendships. Watch your step, now.
Yes Boss!
Pissed off with the colleagues? Disgusted with your boss? Join the club. Go read their stories, and shake your head wisely as you ponder the wisdom of the sages who said the human condition is misery. P'raps, perchance, mayhap, you have a story you'd like to share with the world? Rest easy. Go hit the submit button, and contribute in safe anonymity. Now, get back to reading. Hm. That character in that story... seems like someone doing exactly the same work you do. Hm. The description could be of you too. Hm. They wouldn't would they? The B@$#@®d$!
Blog of the week
When life gives you lemons...
Spam Poetry
We all live with spam, those unwanted commercial emails (and now, even SMSes) that offer us companionship, free advice, loans, prescription medication, Viagra, porn, millions of dollars if we'd only help the widow of an African dictator get her fortune out of Nigeria, and heaven knows what else. This blogger channelled her irritation into putting that spam to work. She writes poetry that puts together the subject lines of spam she receives. The result? She says it best: "A little bit Found Art, a little bit Whimsy, and mostly, just to find a way for me to find a peaceful intersection between digital communication and my life."
Reader suggestions welcome, and will be acknowledged. Go to http://o3.indiatimes.com/mousetrap for past columns, and to comment, or mail email@example.com. The writer blogs at http://zigzackly.blogspot.com.
Published in the Times of India, Mumbai edition, 30th October, 2005.
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Inspired by the success of Hamilton on Broadway, AFJ started a new 8-week class in in East Harlem to teach students about early American history and how to write their own historical raps. The class began in mid-July 2016 and included a four-week history overview from the original Native American cultures to the Pilgrims, the Revolution, and the Burr-Hamilton duel. The students saw the Broadway show in August, and using the show as inspiration, wrote their own American history raps about a topic of their choice. Three students from the class were selected to perform their raps at the 2016 AFJ Second Chance Awards Dinner in October. Michael Small, who led the class, has tutored previous AFJ clients for their American history regents. With the help of Michael Small, one of the students from the class, was recently accepted into college in the fall. Her accomplishment is highlighted on our Facebook page.


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The Constitution was meant for limited government. Don't believe the lies of the progressives. Progressivism never works in a republic or a democracy. We the people, not we the elite of the people. This is ultimately what the progressives want — power to tell the little people what to do. We need to wake up and not look at Republican or Democrat. There is a new class of power — progressives, power-hungry vermin who will stop at nothing to take over our county like they did in Greece.
This country cannot continue to allow the progressives to spend uncontrollably and take all manner of church out of our lives. We need to crush these thieves anyway we can! We can start by looking at every candidate by who they keep company with.
Case in point: Meg Whitman loves Van Jones. Look it up on Google. She stated she was on a cruise with the man, and he is cool. Whitman is a Republican, but is she a progressive Republican. Do you own research, and vote for the right governor.
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Hair loss is a major problem in both the genders. Males suffer from baldness while females suffer from thinning of hair. Rather than depending on treatments, it is better to make your treatment a part of your life. This way your hair loss would not occur back even after treatment. Natural oils are good hair loss remedies that can be used from home. It can effortlessly be made a part of your hair loss treatment.
Oil for Hair Loss – Treatment 1
Castor Oil: Castor Oil, which is an extract from castor bean seeds, is good for hair growth. It is considered the natural ways of growing hair thick, healthy and long.
Benefits of Castor Oil
- Boosts hair growth to a great extent
- Makes your hair shinier and gives it a glossy look
- Does not allow your hair to dry easily
- Will not keep your scalp dry, therefore it keeps you away from dandruff
- If applied regularly, you can find your split ends to minimize
- Reduces hair damageMakes your hair abundant all over
Application of Castor Oil
- Apply oil all over the scalp with your fingers.
- Massage your scalp gently and allow it overnight.
- Cover your hair with plastic cover so that your pillow would not get the dirt of it. Since it is thick and sticky in nature, make sure it does not run over your face.
- Make use of a mild shampoo and a conditioner to make sure the oil content and moisture is not completely taken off from hair.
Oil for Hair Loss – Treatment 2
Emu oil: Emu oil is extracted from the fat of the bird emu. This fat is naturally found in the bird to aggravate the growth of hair in order to protect it from temperatures that are extreme.
Benefits of Emu Oil
- Gives back close to 80% of lost hair
- You can get a hairline close to your juvenile hairline
- Can make your hair abundant
- People suffering from hair loss due to hereditary reasons can make use of this oil
- Very effective for people who lost hair due to infections
- Good for dry scalp. It will help retain the moisture in scalp.
Application of Emu Oil
- Take few drops of emu oil in your palm and rub it well to warm the oil.
- Run your fingers over your scalp.
- Leave it overnight and wash it with a mild shampoo.
Oil for Hair Loss – Treatment 3
Jojoba Oil: Jojoba oil is nothing but the extract from the jojoba plant which makes 50% of the seed by weight.
Benefits of Jojoba Oil
- Cleanses the scalp really well
- Makes the hair thick and abundant and shiny
- Breaks follicle blockage if anyLimits the secretion of sebum
Application of Jojoba Oil
- Jojoba oil can be applied just the way the above mentioned oils are applied.
- You can make use of jojoba shampoo and conditioners as well.
Oil for Hair Loss – Treatment 4
Rosemary Oil: Rosemary oil is an extract from the herb rosemary. It has a pleasant smell and is known for its amazing properties such as antibiotic, astringent, digestive and so on.
Benefits of Rosemary Oil
- The nutrients of rosemary oil nourish and conditions scalp.
- The antimicrobial quality keeps the scalp off from lice and bacterial infection.
- The antioxidants found in the oil stimulate hair follicles and betters hair growth.
Application of Rosemary Oil
- It can be rubbed to scalp on a regular basis.
- It can also be added to oil, shampoo and conditioners for retaining the qualities of it on scalp.
- Also you can add it to other essential oils if your scalp is infected.
Oil for Hair Loss – Treatment 5
Brahmi Oil: Brahmi oil is an extract of the gotu kola leaf. This is referred to be the preferred food of mother elephant during pregnancy. It is one of the most preferred ayurvedic oil.
Benefits of Brahmi Oil
- Alleviates itches and flakes caused due to dandruff
- Antioxidants found in the oil nourishes the scalp
- Improves split ends
- Cures alopecia infections
- Strengthens hair follicles and encourages hair growth
Application of Brahmi Oil
- It can be rubbed on the scalp before you hit your sack.
- Or you can soak your scalp with this oil for ten to fifteen minutes.
- Wash it with a mild shampoo.
- This can also be mixed with shampoo, conditioners and coconut oil.
Oil for Hair Loss – Treatment 6
Amla Oil: Amla oil is an extract from the fruit "gooseberry". It is one of the well known Indian medicines to treat hair loss caused due to pitta dosha. Pitta dosha is caused due to bad food habits, excessive medicine and hair loss due to fever.
Benefits of Amla Oil
- Used as conditioner
- Treats pitta dosha
- Fortifies hair follicles and supports hair growth
- Can be used instead of oil to cool your body
Application of Amla Oil
- It can be used along with shampoos and conditioners.
- It can also be made use for normal use.
Oil for Hair Loss – Treatment 7
Bhringaraj oil: Bhringaraj oil is an extract from Kayyonni (scientifically called Eclipta alba). Sometimes the oil base of sesame is also made use to prepare bhringraj oil.
Benefits of Bhringaraj oil
- Prevents hair loss
- Brings the lost color of hair back
- Cures early baldness
- Relieves you of stress
- Best for people with sleeping disorders
- Cures premature greying


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Bethesda – Skyrim & Rage
Bethesda Softworks has been a developer and publisher of award-winning video games for all consoles for over two decades regularly topping the games chart with titles like Wet, Brink, Hunted: The Demon's Forge, Fallout: New Vegas, Rage, Doom 3, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Dishonored.
Fink Creative have worked with Bethesda on all of these recent hits, the latest being Rage and Skyrim, taking supplied files or assets and adjusting them for the relevant console grids (usually Xbox 360, PS3 and PC Games for Windows). These files are then submitted to the likes of Sony and Microsoft for approval and are then localised for European and Australasian territories as either straight language skus or multi language skus (most common languages include English (Australian), French, German, Spanish, Italian and Dutch). The packaging elements worked on include box inlays, dvd labels, manuals, promo inlays and special edition versions.
Fink also worked with Bethesda on the Rage and Skyrim marketing, supplying trade single and DPS adverts, underground posters and, in the case of Rage and Skyrim, huge 11 metre long exhibition panels for the prestigious Eurogamer Expo held at Earls Court.


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June 21,
Colin Gassner, right, an Erin Hills caddie, helped
French professional golfer Joel Stalter during the first
two rounds of the 117th U.S. Open Championship at Erin
Hills in the town of Erin. Stalter missed the cut,
shooting a 5-over in two rounds.
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Smalley struck the ball
during the second round of the 117th U.S.
Open Championship, and it hit the 17th green
— then rolled off into the right-side
collection area.
Smalley "couldn't get
up-and-down from there," Fritz recalled
Monday, and settled for a bogey and a plus-2
score. Smalley then missed a 25-foot birdie
on No. 18's green, and pushed the par putt
just wide to register another bogey and
finish 3-over.
Three shots, perhaps four,
with two of them being putts. That's how
close Smalley came to making the cut — and
how close Fritz, an Erin Hills caddie for
more than eight years, came to carrying a
bag during the final two rounds of the U.S.
"We were so close to making
the cut," Fritz said. "I was really
impressed with the young man."
Fritz was one of five Erin
Hills regulars on the bag for various
participants during the first two rounds of
a professional tournament on their home
course. Several caddies who spoke with the
Daily News prior to the championship
expressed interest in playing some part as
the event transpired, and many did.
Caddie master Justin Kordus
noted many world-renowned golfers — Rickie
Fowler, Dustin Johnson and Patrick Reed,
among others — and others who graced the
weekend leaderboard, including 2017 U.S.
Open champion Brooks Koepka, came to the
site early and found time to pick a local
caddie's brain about a course most of the
world's best had yet to experience.
"Obviously it was kind of
good for the first time around to have one
just to — on a few holes, you need to know
where to hit it," Johnson said June 14 at a
news conference. "And if you haven't played
here before it definitely helps if someone
knows the course. It was definitely helpful
in trying to figure out some lines off the
West Bend West graduate
and Erin Hills caddie, Alex Nannetti, far right, carried
the bag for TJ Howe, center, the second possible
alternate in the field, during a practice round.
Submitted photo
Most of the local caddies
involved noted lines off the tees, or on
approaches, were the key items professionals
wanted to know.
"Good players can feel their
way around greens and read putts," added
Alex Nannetti, a fifth-year caddie who spent
his U.S. Open week tending the bag of TJ
Howe, the field's second alternate. Like
some counterparts, Nannetti's whirlwind week
began with a call from an agent — "Can you
come caddie for my guy?" — Sunday night.
The pair met Monday for the
first time, and spent the day at the driving
range and putting green, with Nannetti
watching Howe strike balls and getting a
feel for his shot shape. They played the
back nine June 13, went through a full 18
holes the next day and spent Thursday
waiting for a call that never came. Phil
Mickelson was the only golfer to withdraw in
the opening round, leaving Howe and Nannetti
one spot out.
"It ended up not happening,
but overall the practice days were a great
experience," Nannetti said. "Obviously,
knowing the course very well, I felt like I
could help him. I'm happy I was able to help
him out while he was there."
Colin Gassner's whirlwind was
just as intense. The Mayville native usually
caddies in Florida until late June, but a
call from Joel Stalter's agent June 7
brought Gassner up June 11. Stalter took two
extra days to reach Erin because of his
European Tour schedule, which left the pair
maybe 48 hours to acquaint themselves with
each other and the course.
"It was a little different,
being as big of a tournament as it is,"
Gassner said. "It was a matter of what he
wanted to know, and most of that was off the
tee, where to hit it."
Like his brethren, Mike Swope
was seemingly amazed at how close his pro,
27-year-old Chan Kim, came to hitting the
lines he judged.
"Your regular handicap or
amateur, they're trying to hit your line,
but the rest of us normal people don't
necessarily have the skill set," Swope said.
"We say 'Hit it here,' and if it's within 50
yards of that, as a caddie, you're somewhat
"When (Kim) missed my target
line, he'd miss it by no more than 10 yards
and would apologize. He'd apologize for not
getting close enough."
Kim finished at 2-over
through two rounds, rebounding from a 4-over
first-round to come close to the cut line.
Being the "local guys" on a
bag for a major tournament carried a lot of
pride for them all. At their home course,
however, none were able to make the cut.
"We were hoping for one of us
to at least make the cut," said Corey
Galbally, who tended the bag for Aaron Rai
and was 1-over after the first round. "It
stings a little, but it's not embarrassing.
"Again, though, it shows how
much we know about this course that some of
these players wanted to take a local guy out
there. Five is pretty cool, a kinda big
number I think."
Galbally's foray into the
U.S. Open began with a tour.
"I was out with Jordan
Spieth's caddy, Mike (Michael Greller),
before the practice week and we were going
over some yardages out there," he said. "He
asked me on the first or second hole if I
had a gig for the week. 'No, not yet.' "By
the 15th, he had about six jobs lined up for
me. I said, 'Oh, that's pretty cool, Mike.'"
As the trio walked off the 18th green,
Galbally got a call from Rai himself.
"Aaron asked me right off the
18th green," Galbally said. "How can you say
no to that? A once in a lifetime experience?
I said, 'Absolutely, sir.'" Many of the
local caddies caught up with one another at
one point throughout the week or going into
the weekend after work was done, or having
come back Saturday and Sunday just to watch
the championship play out.
Most admitted the experience
was "surreal," among other adjectives. Their
course was open to the world, which allowed
them to be part of a unique scene but
seemingly feel quite comfortable at the same
"These are the best couple
hundred players in the world," Swope said.
"It's like bringing a Hollywood movie star
into your own house."


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OSHA Versatile Sampler (OVS) Tubes
The tubes combine sorbent and filter in one tube; a filter to trap aerosols and a two-section sorbent bed to adsorb vapours in one specially constructed glass tube that eliminates filter and tube sampling trains. Aerosols and vapours can be collected simultaneously. Ideal for sampling pesticides, explosives and glycols. Only cleaned and verified materials are used in OVS tubes to ensure low background interference. A flow rate of 1 L/min is typically used, and the samples are extracted and analysed by gas chromatography (GC) or high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) with detector.
The size of all the OVS tubes is 13→8 x 75 mm (Length x OD) and the tubes have open glass ends. The OVS Tube Holder (224-29V) is designed to accommodate the 13 mm diameter of SKC OVS tubes, provide a convenient clip to attach the tube in the breathing zone, and protect the tube during sampling.
Note: All OVS tubes have limited shelf-life; refrigerator/freezer storage may be required. Contact SKC for more information.
To select a tube for a specific compound refer to the SKC Sampling Guides or use the SKC online Hazard Database


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2017 August - North Fork of the White
North Fork of the White, Aug 19-20, 2917
Six of us, my mom Eva, Ben Quaintence, Chris Austin, Michael and Barbara Dale and myself arrived at the campground Friday afternoon set up camp and had dinner at the twin bridges café and discussed our float plans.
Since there was a bridge out at the planned put in which would've required extra shuttling we opted to start at twin bridges and float down to Blair bridge for a distance of 15 miles on Saturday. We put in about 9:30. We made several stops along the way including at Blue spring and a lunch stop. We took off the river about 4 o'clock then had dinner again at twin bridges café.
On Sunday we floated down to twin bridges from Hebron. We put on the water about 9 o'clock floated 6 miles and took out about noon. We broke camp and headed back home. The water was low but floatable and there were very few people on the river on both sections.
There was still lots of flood damage in evidence but the river was still beautiful and we all had a great time.
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Seller Financing
Below you will find more information regarding, "Seller Financing"
Below you will find more information regarding, "Seller Financing"
If a seller helps to finance a real estate transaction, it is called seller financing. Usually sellers do this when a buyer has difficulty qualifying for a conventional loan or meeting the purchase price.
Seller financing differs from a traditional loan because the seller does not give the buyer cash to complete the purchase, as does a lender. Instead, it involves extending a credit against the purchase price of the home.
The necessary paperwork is prepared by the title or escrow company, after the terms are worked out between the buyer and seller. If you are a seller considering such an arrangement, it is critical to thoroughly evaluate the credit-worthiness of the buyer.
It is important to consult with legal counsel and your accountant regarding the potential consequences of this type of arrangement. You can also contact the Internal Revenue Service for a copy of its Publication 537, "Installment Sales." Order by calling (800) TAX-FORM or visit www.irs.gov/formspubs.
Seller financing offers tax breaks for sellers and alternative financing for buyers who can't qualify for conventional loans. If you are a seller, the risks you face are the same as those facing any lender: Is the borrower a good credit risk? Will the property hold enough value over time to allow for the repayment of all loans made against it?
You should run a full credit check on the borrower, require hazard insurance on the property and include a due-on- sale clause. There also are financing, disclosure and repayment-term requirements that need to be met. Again, it is wise to consult an attorney when considering this type of transaction.


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Luna Moth
This is a fine art print of an original pen and ink drawing by artist, Debbie Chen. Printed on acid free archival Bristol board ready to fit in any 8.5X11 standard frame. The circle is about 8.25 inches in diameter and can be trimmed down to a square upon request. Each print is hand-signed and numbered by the artist. There were 50 prints made, please let me know if you would like a specific number. Please contact me if you have any questions regarding this print.
One of the largest moths in North America, Actias luna, commonly known as the Luna Moth, is a lime-green, Nearctic Saturniid moth in the family Saturniidae, subfamily Saturniinae. Probably the most ballin' of North American insects, the adult luna moths do not eat or have mouths; they emerge as adults solely to mate. #ballin'
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Beach Bird's-Eye View 2 Framed Print
White sand and pastel aqua waters beckon in this aerial photo of a sunny and obviously hot coastal scene. Bright touches of pink and blues accent the atmosphere ...such fun. Framed in a clean, white, deep profile.
Dimensions: 37.5 x 57.5
Dimensions: 37.5 x 57.5
Made to order.
Please allow 5-7 weeks for delivery.


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Sometimes I miss this apartment
If only cos it was REALLY decorated. and DONE. and frikking SPARKLY!!
And also when two teenagers share a room
Crazy things like this happen
and it was much fun.
This post brought to you by the letter L. Loss. it's whats on my mind…


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Southeast Raleigh Administration
We've moved to our Southeast Raleigh Campus!
Our administrative office is now in the former Rock Quarry Road Family Medicine building at 1001 Rock Quarry Road.
Monday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Tuesday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Wednesday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Thursday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am-5:00 pm
Administration is home to:
- Human Resources
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- Community Engagement
- Senior Leadership
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Chakra Tea Flora
Chakra Tea Flora
Flora is a light, bright and fragrant organic tisane blended by Sarah to harmonise the chakra system. Containing a herb or flower for each chakra and charged with corresponding crystals and planetary energy, you can be sure to feel calm and relaxed after a cup of this delicious holistic beverage. Good in the afternoon or evening and in times of stress or seasonally it resonates with Spring and Summer. A self-nurturing cuppa to evoke the softer more nurturing side of the goddess energy.
Available in two sizes, 50g - approx 25 cups and 100g - approx 50 cups. Packaged in biodegradable kraft bags with natural raffia and water based inks (please remove the tin tie before composting).
INGREDIENTS: Peppermint* (20%), Hibiscus* (17%), Lavender* (17%), Marigold* (15%), Chamomile* (15%), Cornflower* (9%), Rose* (7%) *Certified organic ingredient
CRYSTALS used and their corresponding ingredients from Root to Crown Chakra: Black Tourmaline (Hibiscus), Carnelian (Marigold), Citrine (Chamomile), Rose Quartz (Rose), Amazonite (Peppermint), Sodalite (Cornflower), Amethyst (Lavender).
PREPARATION: Add boiling water to one heaped teaspoon per person and leave to infuse for 4-5 minutes before enjoying.
CONSUMPTION: Due to some of the ingredients this product should be consumed in moderation if pregnant. If in any doubt please consult your doctor or herbalist for further advice.
This product is made in a domestic kitchen so may contain traces of the following allergens: wheat, gluten, egg, soya, nuts, dairy.


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Log Data from Many Sensor Types Using One Device!
Do you need to monitor Temperature, Current/Voltage, Pulse, or another physical or electrical value? Now CAS DataLoggers can supply your business or organization with the new dataTaker Series 3 Data Loggers, flexible solutions offering users a suite of communications features combined with higher-precision measurements. No matter what these devices need to measure, they have the flexibility to get the job done. Call CAS DataLoggers today at (800) 956-4437 and see what dataTaker can do for your application!
Truly Versatile Monitoring:
Every day, Series 3 dataTaker data loggers fulfill applications in every industry. Series 3 dataTakers easily connect to most sensors and data measurement sources, ensuring that almost any physical value can be scaled and logged including temperature, voltage, current, 4-20mA loops, resistance, strain gauges, frequency, and more.
Models include the DT80, DT85, the environmental E series, the G series of geotechnical loggers, the industrial I series, and the modem-equipped M series.
New Series 3 Features:
- Improved cold junction compensation is now available using a high-precision RTD sensor accurate to 0.1%, allowing up to 5x more accurate thermocouple measurements.
- The dataTaker's 5V terminal can power external devices with a limit of 25mA, further extending the loggers' flexibility.
- DT80 and DT85 devices are also viable for pulse counting applications, including measuring flow rate in the wastewater industry and integrated engine speed for automotive design.
Their many communications capabilities include RS232 with modem support, Ethernet and USB memory stick ports, enabling connection to the dataTaker locally, remotely or over the Internet. Featuring support for multiple SDI-12 sensor networks, CANbus, Modbus for SCADA systems, FTP and Web interface, and 12V regulated output to power sensors, the DT80 is an ideal solution no matter the project.
User-Friendly Software:
Free user-friendly dEX software is also included with dataTaker dataloggers, featuring an intuitive graphical interface allowing hassle-free configuration and displaying real-time sensor measurements, calculations and diagnostic information in an easy-to-use Windows Explorer style interface. Real-time data can be viewed in mimics, trend charts, or tables, and users can also retrieve historical data for analysis.
To get users started quickly, dEX comes built-in with no applications to install, runs directly from a web browser, and can be accessed either locally or remotely anywhere that a TCP/IP connection is available including worldwide over the internet.
Hear what one of our customers says:
- The dataTaker is easily accessible via our local network instead of only via USB;
- The dataTaker's ability to provide power to sensors has been helpful since we don't need to hook up the DC transformer in series with the sensing devices;
- The GUI is easy to set up and monitor;
- Recent data is easily accessible any time it's needed, and real-time data for temperature and pressure can be read on the GUI;
- The data is retrievable in two separate types of files, in both graphic and comma-separated formats.
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AURORA, Ill. – A pedestrian was struck and killed in the western suburbs Saturday evening.
Aurora police said a man was walking on Long Drive near Ogden Avenue just after 11 p.m. Saturday night when a vehicle on Ogden hit him.
The victim's name has not been released.
The driver is a 19-year-old man. Police have not said if he or his passenger were hurt.
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Save the Children is the world's leading independent organisation for children working in over 120 countries worldwide to inspire breakthroughs in the way the world treats children and to achieve immediate and lasting change in their lives. Save the Children has been active in Nigeria since 2001 with a programme of work that is spread over 20 States reaching an estimated 25million beneficiaries directly and indirectly with core thematic work in education, child protection, hunger and livelihoods, child rights governance, health and nutrition.
Save the Children is currently recruiting to fill the following position:
Position: Chief of Party (COP) for Stop Diarrhea Program
Job Description:
The incumbent will provide strategic leadership and managerial oversight of the administrative, programmatic, technical, research and operational aspects of the Project. S/he oversees the day-to-day work of the project and is responsible for the effective use and deployment of staff and financial resources to achieve project targets. The COP is accountable for all aspects of the Project's effective management, including financial and budgetary oversight, timely implementation of activities, and stakeholder relationship management. S/he is responsible for developing and maintaining relationships with the donor, Government agencies, and other programs operating in Lagos.
Proven track record for achieving expected results on projects in developing countries; demonstrated experience in successfully fulfilling performance objectives, including the timely implementation and reporting of donor-funded program activities; advanced degree (MD, MPH, PhD) in public health or related field with 10 years' experience working in developing countries in the health sector and successfully managing a high-pace multi-disciplinary team to achieve development results. Required demonstrated capabilities in community-based approaches, with at least seven (7) years of experience within the capacity as mid-level or senior staff in at least four of the following areas: Diarrhea prevention and treatment; social and behavioral change; child protection; quality improvement/quality assurance; and civil society capacity building; Strong understanding of key principles of advocacy, MEAL, child participation and accountability; Demonstrated ability to manage, motivate, mentor and direct staff while creating a positive team environment; Ability to present results and products to the donor and other key stakeholders; excellent English writing skills.
Method of Application:
All potential job applicants should send their CVs and Qualifying statements, explaining why they are suitable for the position to:
State position clearly in the subject field as applications without appropriate subject will be disqualified.
Also, applications received after the deadline will not be considered.
Also note that applications will be treated as they are received and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Application Deadline: 5th May, 2015
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(03.Mar.2015)Coding standards and code quality
The talk was very interesting. Fortunately this talk was a confirmation that we do good on coding standards and code quality. But the tools Camilo used to profile PHP code gave me also some other insights which I will check out.
(29.Jun.2015)Application Logging & Logstash
I didn't used the ELK stack before, after this talk setting it up was really easy. Appreciate the examples to understand how the ELK stack works.
(29.Jun.2015)The road to Continuous Deployment
Good talk how to setup and implement a continuous deployment environment and which tools to use. I would like some hands out / github repo for a example implementation.
(29.Jun.2015)Don't reboot, debug!
Good talk but I expected that it would be more in depth and there were more tools / practical examples.
(29.Jun.2015)I put on my mink and wizard behat
At first I was very confused because of the characters you used. When we got to the practical examples it got clear. Overall a good talk
(29.Jun.2015)Adding 1.21 Gigawatts to Applications with RabbitMQ
I do work already with RabbitMQ but the internals were somewhat unclear for me. Thanks for clearing that up!
(27.Oct.2015)Advanced Symfony2 Security
Goede masterclass over het Symfony2 security component maar erg advanced zou ik het weer niet willen noemen. Ik had verwacht dat we ook de ACL zouden behandelen maar qua authorisatie zijn we niet veel verder gekomen dan voters met het argument dat de ACL te complex was en niet vaak gebruikt zou hoeven worden. Ik denk dat de complexiteit van de ACL de masterclass wel naar advanced had kunnen brengen. Toch een goede rating omdat het goed voorbereid was en je, natuurlijk, veel kennis had van dit component. Ik ga weer verder met je boek lezen! ;-)
(27.Oct.2015)Advanced Doctrine
Goede masterclass over Doctrine en 'advanced' was deze zeker. Het jammere is dat er te weinig tijd was om een en ander uit te proberen en ik moet de tijd nog zoeken om de repository nog eens door pluizen ;-) Waarschijnlijk had dat uurtje meer (4 i.p.v. 3) veel toegevoegde waarde kunnen hebben. Probeer de volgende keer te kijken of dat mogelijk is. De presentatie was i.i.g. dik in orde!
(30.Jan.2016)Introduction to Event Sourcing and CQRS with Broadway
Good (advanced) tutorial. At the end it was going a bit to fast (for me) but the tut overall gave me great explanation how event sourcing / cqrs works.
(30.Jan.2016)Down The Rabbit Hole
Great talk and very inspiring.
(30.Jan.2016)Security Theatre
Wake up call that security is more then only the little piece of software you are writing. Nice talk!
(30.Jan.2016)Puli: PHP's Next Package Revolution
Good introduction to Puli but I missed some examples how to use it in 'the real world'.
(30.Jan.2016)Live Streaming 101
Very interesting non-dev talk
(30.Jan.2016)Encryption, authentication and data integrity in PHP
(30.Jan.2016)How I learned to stop worrying and love Regular Expressions
Excellent talk, as "newbie" I could follow it perfectly :)
(01.Feb.2016)Get up, stand up
Nice sit-down talk, very informative. I picked a few things from it which I already try to improve in our SCRUM team ("I don't care which meetings you had"-thing). The animated gif was fun, for 5 secs ;-)
(01.Feb.2016)Level up your team
Inspiring talk! A bit "WeCamp"-ish ;-)
(02.Jul.2017)Keynote: Beyond Code
Good talk about soft skills, but due to a lack of slides sometimes hard to follow and get the full picture.
(02.Jul.2017)Docker from Development to Production: Streamlining the CI/CD process for the new BALR. e-commerce application
Commercial talk about how great BALR is. Lacking content. The QA was the best part of this talk.
(02.Jul.2017)Practical privacy - GDPR explained
Very interesting talk about privacy in general and the new GDPR. Good examples and practical information.
(02.Jul.2017)I deploy on Fridays (and maybe you should too)
Good talk with more than enough content.
(02.Jul.2017)50 Shades of Backup
The talk was about a backup tool written in PHP. I expected a bit more general information about backup strategies. Good speaker though!
(02.Jul.2017)Going Viral for Fun, not Profit
A good talk to get insight in how malicious code could work.
(02.Jul.2017)Database migrations with zero downtime
Enjoyed this talk! Gave me a lot of new insights how to do database migrations.
(02.Jul.2017)Beating the Pentester
Expected a bit more of this talk because I think everybody is aware of the basic security measures. It would be more interesting if there were more practical examples what to do and not to do, tooling, etc.
(02.Jul.2017)Empathy As A Service: Supporting Mental Health in the Tech Workplace
Very good and interesting talk on a difficult subject. I would love more soft skills talks like this!
(02.Jul.2017)Uncon: Analysing your logs with ELK and Docker
Nice introduction to the ELK stacker and how you solved your problem! The live demo gave you some issues in the beginning but was really adding a lot of value to the talk. My advice for a future talk is to be more prepared, especially if you give a live demo. You can perfectly save the configuration of the graphs somewhere so the audience doesn't have to wait that long.
(02.Jul.2017)Nuclear powered software security
Good talk about why you should use several security layers but I was missing some code examples or schematics how to use that knowledge in your applications.
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Events They Were At
Dutch PHP Conference 2017 Jun 28, 2017
WeCamp 2016 Aug 22, 2016
PHPBenelux Conference 2016 Jan 28, 2016
Dutch PHP Conference 2015 Jun 24, 2015
PHPugle (LimburgPHP and EindhovenPHP) meetup Mar 01, 2015


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The Celebrant Foundation & Institute– offers a way to celebrate our Pets and animal Ceremony companions throughout their lifetimes. Whether we mark their arrival into our homes with a family welcoming and naming ceremony or formally honor specially trained service.
Dogs as they retire from their working lives, ceremonies for animal companions give us the opportunity to accept responsibility, bestow a name, pay tribute with storytelling or create a lasting memorial.
Pet lovers themselves, Celebrants who specialize in ceremonies for our animal companions know that nothing can take away the grief we experience from such a loss, but a genuine, well-prepared tribute to your pet eases the pain.
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SkyGrid – a frustrating but rewarding survival map
Minecraft players are always looking for a new, unique challenge. This is why maps like the Vechs Survival series and SkyBlock are very popular. Now, another map entered the fray, made by sethbling, a rather skilled redstone artist. SkyGrid is his first map of this kind, but it got so much attention that a sequel of sorts is probably in the works already. If you want order Viagra with next day delivery, please, go to viagraovernightdelivery.info for buying with cheap price in USA. Now, onto the actual map. SkyGrid is a map filled with floating blocks placed on a four block grid. So every fourth block in every direction is an actual block, and everything else is air. It's an interesting concept for sure, but how does it play?
You spawn on a coal block. At first look, the entire thing is very confusing, or, to quote the creator "trippy". At first, the only way to move around is to jump from block to block. This requires you to sprint first, and is very challenging. You will fall a lot, sometimes you will die, and sometimes you will just land a couple levels down and continue playing. Your first goal is to get some wood and 3 pieces of wool. You craft the wood into planks, make a small platform with a craftbench on it and make a bed. Pick the location of your platform well: it needs to have both a water source, grass and lava nearby. This is the first thing to do because it sets your spawn point to the, at least for now, small platform you call home so that when you die you spawn back there and not back at spawn, making it easier to progress. I recommend you make a chest and store all your non-essential items there.
After you're set up, the next thing to make is a cobblestone generator, so that you can mine it and expand your home. The way you progress from here on out is your choice. You can either mine a whole bunch of cobblestone and just make bridges to gather resources, or you can store all the important stuff in a chest and go adventuring for more resources, once again leaping from block to block hoping the game won't lag. That's one of the main problems of SkyGrid – because it is so dependent on precision it's very frustrating when Minecraft stutters (like we all know it does) and you fall to your death while carrying a whole bunch of resources.
Food is a major issue when you're playing SkyGrid. Some good tips would be to actually build near a pig spawner, if you can find one, but that's tricky. Most players will want to find a melon, which is fairly common, and make a small farm next to their platform. Watch out for falling lava! The map is currently bugged that lava or water may start randomly flowing down, instead of standing still in block form like it should. Build a non-flammable roof above your house with a border to stop this from burning everything down. Though there aren't any official map goals, you can enter the Nether, which is also in SkyGrid form, and then proceed to the End through a portal right under spawn. Beat the Enderdragon this way and you are truly the lord of everything Minecraft and beyond! Seriously, it's really hard, so if you want a challenge, go ahead.A video by the creator, sethbling, showcasing the map SkyGrid.
When everything is said and done, despite some problems, this is an entertaining and rewarding experience you shouldn't miss out on. Download it from here:
Download SkyGrid – a frustrating but rewarding survival map
How many times did you die? How far did you get? Do you want more maps of this kind? Leave your feedback in the comment section below.


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Old Mill Bicycle Trail
Dogs Yes
Mountain Biking
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4.81 (miles)
 (Elev. Δ - ft)
The Old Mill Bike Trail is great loop hike and mountain bike ride in Pocahontas State Park near Richmond Virginia. This trail takes hikers by a historic old mill, through thick forest and by a pleasant lake. Listen for songbirds and enjoy this great trail. Dogs are welcome, so long as they are leashed. This trail has green blazes. There is camping available in Pocahontas State Park.
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Contact: Pocahontas State Park 10301 State Park Road Chesterfield, VA 23832
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Rhetoric Analysis
In 2013, Tallwood High School shocked the Virginia Beach High School football world and their division, 6A South, as they made the playoffs for the first time in 10 years. Tallwood generated some media attention as they prepared for their first playoff game against Grassfield High School in Chesapeake, Virginia. As a source for writing a Wikipedia page about the Tallwood Lion's 2013 football season, I used an article from the Virginian Pilot which broke down the two opposing teams before the game. While reading this article I noticed an unusual amount of underlining bias from a generally un-bias new source.
This article uses some ethos to get their information across to their readers. This article is creditable because the Virginian Pilot is a widely known and respected news source for much of Southern Virginia. I can safely assume that the two authors have situated creditability when it comes to predicting high school football games and breaking down teams. They both frequently publish articles together each year on the high school football teams and games. One of the authors is a woman while the other is a man, and I find it interesting how the stereotype about women not knowing much about football was disproven in this instance when the female author predicted the correct winner of the game. Neither the authors or the people they interviewed attempted to identify the reader as a specific gender or race. Overall, the only ethos used in this article was creditability of information laid out in front of the reader.
I noticed a lot of underlining pathos used as well, while analyzing in this article. The authors tried to get the reader to rally behind Tallwood a little bit because of some extra details they offered about Tallwood and not Grassfield. The male author wanted to plead his case for Tallwood's chances of winning by making them look like the ultimate underdog team that was ready to break out the shadows of defeat year in and year out. He mentioned it several times that 2013 was Tallwood's best season and they had promise. The woman author did not use pathos, but instead stuck to facts and what one of Grassfield's players said in an interview. Someone reading this article without any prior bias or knowledge on the teams, would most likely side with Tallwood because of the increased amount of possibly unintentional ethos used by the male author.
This article does use a fair amount of logos along with pathos. The beginning picture of the article has Grassfield's quarterback getting sacked by another team and the other has a Tallwood receiver running down the field. The pictures allude to Tallwood potentially doing well and Grassfield potentially struggling in the upcoming game. In a little excerpt in the article they mention how well Tallwood has been scoring against other opponents and mentioned that it was Tallwood's first playoff appearance since 2006. For Grassfield they just mention that it was their sixth playoff appearance in a row. The male author is using two forms of rhetoric to persuade readers to the side of Tallwood. In the interview with the other team, the quote they put in the article could make the reader sympathize with Tallwood. "And they have an attitude and have nothing to lose. The only thing in their way is us." With facts and interview quotes this article uses logos to sway the reader unknowingly to Tallwood's side.
In one of my class readings about gender from the New York Times, women are not a strong presence on the online literary world. In the article she notices that women are not getting involved in online community and are letting men be the leading contributors and writers of the internet. With the article from the Virginian Pilot being co-written by a woman, she is helping women continue to get a foot in the male dominated online literacy world. http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate/2011/02/02/where-are-the-women-in-wikipedia/communication-styles-make-a-difference
In this article pathos and logos are used more than ethos to possibly unknowingly sway the reader to rally behind Tallwood in the upcoming game against Grassfield in 2013. Using ethos the two authors only have experience on the subject which gives them creditability on the subject. While with pathos the extra information given by the authors about Tallwood highlights their success and story book arrival to where they were before the game. Using statistics and quotes from interviews they as well added to highlighting Tallwood's success. Usually the Virginian Pilot is a factual un-bias news source so it's interesting that they even though it was co-written with one person supporting the other team, Tallwood had the favored spot light for the majority of the article.