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It has been estimated that there will be no less than 50 billion connected devices online by 2020. Before the promise of billions of connected devices sharing information can be realized, there is the question of how, exactly, most of these devices will be connected. Internet of Things (IoT) solution providers and those supplying them are keenly interested in the answer since it will help determine how those solutions and their components are architected. Will specialized networks be built, or will an existing technology, such as Wi-Fi, LAN, satellite or cellular, fill the void?
LITTLE FALLS, New Jersey, September 9, 2015 - wireless backhaul specialist Ceragon Networks Ltd. today announced that three large North American mobile operators, all existing Ceragon customers, are deploying its IP-20 platform for their separate 4G network expansion and modernization projects.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey's auction of 4G mobile phone frequencies lured a higher than expected 3.96 billion euros ($4.5 billion) worth of bids, the agency running the process said on Wednesday, showing the appeal of Turkey's youthful and growing market.
The bids from Britain's Vodafone, and Turkish duo Avea and Turkcell, the only three operators in Turkey, will be subject to an approval process before a final decision on allocations is made.
STOCKHOLM/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Ericsson, the world's No.1 mobile network equipment maker, topped second-quarter sales and profit forecasts and said its mainstay North American business had stabilized after three quarters of declines, lifting its shares as much as 6 percent.
Mobile operators in North America, which accounts for about a quarter of Ericsson's turnover, have largely finished building out the latest 4G networks, meaning suppliers are having to focus on upgrading congested parts of existing networks there.
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Nextel operator NII Holdings Inc is stepping up investment in Brazil to expand its tiny share of the mobile telephone market and has no plans to sell out despite an economic slowdown, its chief operating officer said.
The downsized company will plow into Brazil a good part of the resources generated by the recent $1.8 billion sale of its Mexican operations to AT&T, NII Holdings COO and Nextel Brazil president, Gokul Hemmady, told Reuters.
COLOGNE, Germany (Reuters) - Deutsche Telekom will consider any partner that can improve profitability at its U.S. operations, its chief executive told the company's annual shareholders meeting.
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The goal is to accelerate the development of fiber optic broadband and high speed 4G mobile networks, the governing body said on its website.
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Vodafone posted a rise in quarterly sales for the first time in nearly three years on Tuesday in the clearest sign yet that Europe's mobile market is edging towards recovery.
The world's second largest mobile operator has been hit hard by the constraints on consumer spending in its big European markets, fierce competition in India and by regulator-imposed price cuts around the world.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey could cancel a May tender for 4G telecoms infrastructure after President Tayyip Erdogan urged the country not to "lose time" with the technology and move straight to 5G, the trade minister was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
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I find that starting to take the tablets before the hayfever kicks off helps to keep it in check.
Sorry for the delay in replying Nick. Cuckoo spit isn't as yucky as it sounds. It is what a certain insect, (can't remember what one ) covers it's eggs with to protect them. I just leave it. Others will probably be along to give you more information.
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If you get too bad have a word with your GP.
I was going to mow the lawn this afternoon but we had stock take at work and having been up since 4 am I am completely kn*****ed.
I agree aphids and black spot. It looks like you have got some cuckoo spit as well.
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The widely-acclaimed drama was recently renewed for a fourth season last week by ITV. According to the British broadcaster, the fourth season will consist of eight episodes and an extended Christmas special, set to begin airing in the Fall of 2013 in the UK. The third season has just recently wrapped up. "Viewers can look forward to more drama, comedy, love, hatred, jealousy, rivalry, ambition, despair and romance," executive producer Gareth Neame said in a statement.
Written and created by Julian Fellowes, the series won an impressive six Primetime Emmy® Awards and a Golden Globe® in its first season. Recent honors for Season 2 include multi-category nominations from the Critics' Choice Awards and from the Television Critics Association.
The cast also includes Hugh Bonneville, Dame Maggie Smith, Elizabeth McGovern, Michelle Dockery, Jim Carter, Penelope Wilton, Joanne Froggatt, Brendan Coyle and a host of others, joined by Shirley MacLaine (Oscar® for Best Actress, Terms of Endearment), who plays Martha Levinson, the very American mother of Cora, Countess of Grantham (McGovern).
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MBL, WOODS HOLE, MASS.One helpful action anyone can take in response to global warming is to plant trees and preserve forests. Trees and plants capture carbon dioxide during photosynthesis, thereby removing the most abundant greenhouse gas from the atmosphere and storing some of it in their woody tissue.
Yet global warming may affect the capacity of trees to store carbon by altering forest nitrogen cycling, concludes a study led by Jerry Melillo, Distinguished Scientist at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) Ecosystems Center, and published this week in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The paper summarizes the results of a 7-year study at Harvard Forest in central Massachusetts, in which a section of the forest (about one-quarter of an acre) was artificially warmed about 9oF above ambient, to simulate the amount of climate warming that might be observed by the end of the century without aggressive actions to control greenhouse gas emissions from fossil-fuel burning and deforestation.
The study confirmed, as others have, that a warmer climate causes more rapid decomposition of the organic matter in soil, leading to an increase in carbon dioxide being released to the atmosphere.
But the study also showed, for the first time in a field experiment, that warmer temperatures stimulate the gain of carbon stored in trees as woody tissue, partially offsetting the soil carbon loss to the atmosphere. The carbon gains in trees, the scientists found, is due to more nitrogen being made available to the trees with warmer soil.
"Tree growth in many of the forests in the United States is limited by the lack of nitrogen," Melillo says. "We found that warming causes nitrogen compounds locked up in soil organic matter to be released as inorganic forms of nitrogen such as ammonium, a common form of nitrogen found in garden fertilizer. When trees take up this inorganic nitrogen, they grow faster and stor
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FIAZ MUNSHI has been found guilty of manslaughter and not guilty of murder over the deaths of two children in an arson attack in East Oxford in 1997.
The 38-year-old was convicted after a six-week trial at Oxford Crown Court of being involved in an arson attack in Magdalen Road, East Oxford, on August 26, 1997.
She denied murdering eight-year-old Anum Khan and her 15-year-old brother Majid after she was shamed in a family feud.
On both murder counts the jury found her not guilty.
But this afternoon there were gasps from the public gallery as the jury announced its unanimous decision after one-and-a-half days of deliberating.
Munshi had fled the country following the arson but returned in 2005. Police were told she was backed but did not follow that up and arrest her until 2013.
Today Detective Inspector Craig Kirby said he had apologised to the Khan family for that blunder.
He said: "I know the original investigation team did all they could to bring her to justice at the time.
"We regret the fact that the mistake that happened has led to this delay but that was not going to stop us proceeding with this case and facing whatever criticism there may be."
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Munshi is now the seventh person to be convicted in relation to the fire, after five men received life sentences for murder in 1998 and her sister Riaz was jailed for manslaughter in 1999.
Munshi was not charged until October last year because a police error meant she was not arrested for nine years after returning to the UK from Pakistan.
The jury was told the Khan's home was targeted amid a dispute between Munshi her sister Riaz and the family living there.
She will be sentenced on Thursday.
Mr Kirby, from the police's major crime unit, said: "I cannot put in to words how difficult this case has been for the family of Anum and Majid and I know how important this verdict is to them.
"I am grateful that we have finally been able to bring their long wait for justice to an end as the last person involved in this horrendous fire in 1997 has been convicted.
"I cannot praise the family enough, for their dignity, patience and courage throughout this lengthy investigation and trial, despite the unimaginable nightmare they have had to endure.
"Enquiries undertaken following the call from the family in 2012 have not established why action was not taken by TVP in 2005 to investigate the evidence against Fiaz Munshi however as soon as we identified this new opportunity to bring her to justice a full review of the case was conducted.
"I hope the verdict today sends a very clear message to anyone who thinks they have escaped justice that no matter how much time has passed we will continue to pursue you and bring you before the courts, no matter how long it takes."
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The parking lot of this low-slung, ramshackle spot is almost always full, a testament to its mastery of New Mexico's culinary sensation: green-chili cheeseburgers. Order two.
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June, 2002: Yesterday there was a New Games festival in Redondo Beach. It was a genuine New Games festival, complete with many of the New Games that we wrote about in the New Games books. There was Egg Toss (with water balloons), Snake in the Grass, Tug of War, Boffers, parachute games, and yes, of course, the Lap Game.
It was facilitated by 60 volunteers who had been through an official New Games Training led by a genuine New Games trainer, Dr. Bill Michaelis.
Actual New Games. The same kind of New Games that Bill and I taught 30 years ago, played in the same Play Hard, Play Fair, Nobody Hurt spirit that we learned to manifest in the hills of San Francisco and the fields of Fleetwood, Pennsylvania.
New Games was born in the 70s. It was the brainchild of Stewart Brand. In many ways, it was part of the anti-war movement. There were sit-ins and be-ins. This was a kind of play-in. A demonstration of community and solidarity. Stewart had great success with a book he wrote called "The Whole Earth Catalog" - the book was a large catalog of alternative technologies, appealing to the "hippies" among us who were trying to build communes and live inexpensively and consciously.
The first events were held around San Francisco, naturally. The were called "New Games Tournaments." Thousands of people came to play. Stuart's original idea was what he called "Soft War" - many games that involved competitive contact, but games where people played lovingly, for the fun of it. That's where the motto "Play Hard, Play Fair, Nobody Hurt" became so identified with the concept.
Later on, more and more non-competitive games were included, because it turned out that for many participants, the soft war games were just too threatening. This was largely due to the influence of Pat Farrington, who joined the New Games Foundation a bit later. When I joined the Foundation, there was a great need for more of these non-competitive games, and especially for a training program. That was my specific contribution. New Games are very much alive. Especially in elementary schools where they've been adopted into the curriculum.
As for non-competitive games: I've taken a slightly different approach, as I indicated in my article and now in my book Junkyard Sports where the idea is not necessarily to eliminate competition, but to somehow shift the focus away from winning and more towards the fun of playing. I like to make the distinction between play and playfulness. The games I advocate are those that encourage playfulness.
Traditionally, non-competitive games are games that have no winners or losers. There is definitely need for more and more of these games, to balance out the kind of rampant competitiveness of traditional sports. On the other hand, I tend to believe that a more descriptive term for both cooperative games and New Games is "Pointless Games" - because the score doesn't matter and the only reason to play is for the fun of it. Take a look, for example, at this page - the two games (and my lecture) shown are both competitive, but designed so that there really are no winners or losers. And in the first game - Panther-Person-Porcupine - losers join the winning teams!
New Games developed into a brand for a collection of Pointless Games.
They were compiled in two books, both of which are out of print. And
yet, here we are, playing New Games again. Who would have thought that
the New
30 years
their newness a generation after they were invented?
Not me! I thought we'd have to invent a whole new generation of New Games, every generation. Me, I'm still busy inventing Newer games.
But just yesterday I was playing those same old New Games, and I was watching people teach each other how to play in the same old New Games way.
Old New Games. And we were still having as much fun. Still being as playful. Playing games that were still as renewing. Still as new.
Of course, the people were different. A different generation of people, in fact. But they played just as hard. And the fun they created together was just as revolutionary.
Which says something about revolution, I think, and something more about we who revolve.


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Flatland wins in Oberhof
Norway's Ann Kristin Flatland upstaged the local favourites to clinch IBU biathlon World Cup victory in Oberhof, Germany on Satruday.
All eyes were on Germans Magdalena Neuer – a two-time Olympic gold medallist from Vancouver 2010 – and Andrea Henkel, who achieved a similar feat at Salt Lake City 2002.
But it was Flatland who ruled the roost in the 7.5km sprint, clocking 23:39.5 minutes after enduring just one penalty lap to secure gold.
Silver went to Neuer, who missed two targets and finished 5.7 seconds off the pace while Henkel had just one miss but finished a further 9.5 seconds behind.
Kaisa Makarainen of Finland continues to lead the World Cup rankings on 394 points, ahead of Helena Ekholm (321) and fellow Swede Anna Carin Zidek (291).


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Boston College linebacker Mike McLaughlin was humbled by teammate Mark Herzlich's cancer battle - 0 Comments
Just finished up a story on the local products who are shopping their skills at the NFL Combine -- UMass left tackle Vladimir Ducasse and Boston College's center Matt Tennant and linebacker Mike McLaughlin. But one tidbit didn't find its way into the paper.
McLaughlin (left) played at BC while spending his junior season playing alongside star Mark Herzlich, who would have been a first- or second-round pick in 2009. But tragically, he was diagnosed with cancer. Herzlich has become an inspiration, as he battles back from Ewing's sarcoma.


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Mike Locksley spent last autumn in quite a new way. He watched his 15-year-old son's football games every week. He took his daughter to school. He embraced the quality family time that eluded him for more than two decades.
It was the upside of his first coaching failure. After two-plus seasons and a 2-26 record, Locksley was fired as New Mexico's head coach last September.
One thing he knew: He wasn't done in his profession.
"It wasn't something I thought about," Locksley said. "It was just the opportunities were there. I knew I was too young to say I'm done coaching. For me, the opportunities were there. I knew wasn't done coaching. It wasn't a matter of if but when and where."
The now-42-year-old needed to wait less than three months before finding a landing spot. That it happened at Maryland, the de facto launching pad for his rapid rise more than a decade ago, made things even better.
Maryland's 2-10 record last season was hardly a deterrent.
"One man's trash is another man's treasure," Locksley said. "My family and myself are just ecstatic to be able to come and work with a great group of assistants, great players and then work for a guy like Randy [Edsall]."
Now the Terrapins' offensive coordinator, Locksley is part of Maryland's staff makeover after Edsall's first season that also included the hiring of Brian Stewart as the Terps' defensive coordinator.
Locksley's hire stirred more intrigue on several levels. He was former Maryland coach Ralph Friedgen's recruiting coordinator a decade ago during back-to-back 10-win seasons before moving to Florida to work for Ron Zook. When Zook was fired and subsequently took the Illinois job, he brought Locksley as his offensive coordinator. Three years later, the Illini were in the Rose Bowl.
It was a career without a glaring setback until his dismissal at New Mexico four games into last season.
"Once you get over the shock of it, being fired, and for me my first time being fired, my D.C. upbringing kicks in and guess what?" Locksley said. "You pull yourself up by your bootstrings."
Throughout the fall, he was in touch with former colleagues such as Zook, Larry Fedora (now North Carolina's head coach), Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State) and Kevin Sumlin (Texas A&M) to bounce ideas around.
In retrospect, Locksley said the decision to take the New Mexico job was one he made almost entirely on his own. This time, his wife and children had more input and were eager to return to this area.
So was Locksley, whose first Maryland offense will feature freshman Perry Hills at quarterback after junior C.J. Brown was lost for the season with a right knee injury last week.
"I don't think there's any question he's where he wants to be," said Zook, now an analyst with CBS Sports Network. "That's a lot of being happy. … This situation, with the quarterback, it sounds like they have a tough row to hoe. Most jobs have a tough row to hoe. But I think probably the things that have happened are going to help him."


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In a sure sign of progress, a high school has voted two gay teens as this year's "cutest couple." It represents the first time a same-sex couple has been allowed to run in the category at Carmel High School in Carmel, New York.
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High Schooler Expelled and Charged With Felony for Lesbian Relationship
In what seems to be the latest in a disturbing trend of anti-gay sentiment directed against kids and teens, a 18-year-old Florida high school student named Kaitlyn Hunt has been expelled and faces criminal charges for having a consensual relationship with another student of the same sex.
Brooklyn School Bans Hipster Glasses
In a tacit admission that Brooklyn has become hopelessly overrun by hipsters, a Jewish Orthodox school in Borough Park recently banned the wearing of "thick plastic eyeglasses" among its student body. No word on whether skinny jeans or lumberjack shirts are next.
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Having a teacher who's also a bikini model might be every teen boy's fantasy, but this got a high school English teacher in Florida fired recently.
Senior Class President Suspended After Tweeting About High School Sports
An eight word tweet has gotten former Heights High School Class of 2013 President Wesley Teague in hot water with his school administration.
High School Students Hold Online 'Hotness Contest,' School Does Nothing
High school is hard enough, but imagine if you had the added pressure of competing in an online "hotness" contest organized by the male student body. That's currently what's happening at Issaquah High School in Washington state.
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Teacher With Fear of Children Fighting Forced Retirement
Language teacher Maria C. Waltherr-Willard suffers from pedophobia, which means she is afraid of young children. When the 61-year-old is in the presence of the little tykes she experiences symptoms which include anxiety, chest pains and vomiting.


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Ten years ago Alex Ovechkin scored two goals in his NHL debut. Teammates and opponents reflect on a decade of greatness.
Capitals Talk
Alex Ovechkin may have turned 30, but he's still cranking blinding one-timers.
The Capitals decided Derek Roy did not fit into their plans at the center position.
The Capitals need to pare their roster down to 23 by Tuesday. Who will remain?
The Capitals had plenty of chances to flaunt their scoring ability in Sunday's preseason win over the Islanders. Chuck Gormley has more.


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Trust responsibility of US to Indians isn't to the Chairmen. Protecting ABUSED from Tribal ABUSERS isn't an ethical issue.Tribal Disenrollment spread in Casino Tribes 4 GREED/Power. Tribes have Rolexes but WE have the Time to fight for our RIGHTS
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I'm appalled by the continual attacks on Elizabeth Warren's native heritage!
The same thing could be said about all of the disenrolled and moratorium people! There not recognized by their tribe either! Does that make them Wannabees also?
Elizabeth Warren has no Cherokee Blood. Moratorium people (Tosobol and Hunters) DO.
I dont think you meant to say that Hunters & Tosobols have Cherokee blood. You need to rephrase that.
But they are original Pechanga Indians, not fake like the ONES RUNNING THE TRIBE NOW.
If you ask Elizabeth Warren if she has Cherokee Blood, she'll say yes and show you her documentation to prove her point. If you ask the Cherokee tribe they'll say she isn't, and show you their documentation. If you ask the disenrolled people they will say they should be members and show you their documentation. If you ask the tribe they will say mistakes were made and show you their documentation. If your calling Elizabeth Warren a wannabe you should also be calling the disenrolled wannabe's also.
the only thing with that is the tribe does not have the documantation to show the mistakes for the disenrollment. it is very simple let the disenrolled have a day in court baest on the tribes constition and by laws for there disenrollment.
" If you ask the tribe they will say mistakes were made and show you their documentation"
Not so, if you ask the tribe, they will say "we don't have to show any documentation, we are sovereign". They don't have any documentation showing where mistakes were made.


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RT on DVD & Blu-Ray: 50/50, Real Steel, and Paranormal Activity 3
Plus, a Rachel Weisz thriller, an unusual horror film, and a new Criterion for Godzilla.
We've got a lot going on this week in the home video department, and thankfully, most of it is relatively good. First up, though we won't be mentioning them outside of this intro, there are a handful of nifty Blu-ray reissues hitting shelves: a few Alfred Hitchcock films (Notorious, Rebecca, and Spellbound) are getting the hi-def treatment, as well as a couple of Woody Allen classics (Annie Hall and Manhattan). Oh, and if you're into fad workout programs, you might be interested to know that the Insanity line of training videos are also being released. Otherwise, we've got one of the best-reviewed wide releases of the year, a robotic underdog story, and the latest in Paranormal Activity. Then there's the sex trade thriller starring Rachel Weisz, the indie horror film with the crazy third act, and a quirky teen romance by... Gus Van Sant? Lastly, there are two new Criterions hitting shelves, so we'll be covering those as well. See below for the full list!
If you saw 50/50 when it hit theaters last September, chances are you probably enjoyed it; it did, after all, win the user rating-based Golden Tomato Award at a whopping 92%. That's not all, though, as critics fond the film equally enjoyable, awarding it a Certified Fresh 93% and making it one of the best-reviewed wide releases of the year. Based on the real-life story of its screenwriter, Will Reiser, the film stars Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Adam Lerner, a 27-year-old radio journalist who quite suddenly learns from his doctor that he's contracted a rare form of cancer. Understandably shell-shocked by the news, Adam slowly learns to cope with his situation with the help of his best friend Kyle (Seth Rogen), his mother (Anjelica Huston), and his fledgling therapist (Anna Kendrick). With help from an outstanding cast, director Jonathan Levine (The Wackness) manages to find a successful balance between humor and drama, resulting in one of the few dramedies that actually does its genre proud.
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The insanely successful (read: profitable) horror series that is the Paranormal Activity franchise saw its third installment in as many years hit theaters last October, and after a dip in quality with the second film, Paranormal Activity 3 turned out to be a bit of an improvement. This time around, viewers are taken back to the beginning of the haunting central to the series, specifically the late '80s childhood experiences of sisters Katie and Kristi (Chloe Csengery and Sprague Grayden, respectively). Around the same time young Kristi begins having regular conversations with an "imaginary friend" named Toby, her mother Julie and Julie's boyrfriend Dennis begin experiencing unexplained phenomena in their house. As things steadily grow out of control, dark family secrets are revealed until, finally, all hell breaks loose. Critics found PA3 to be a modest improvement over its predecessor; though it's tough for any horror sequel not to run out of steam with each new installment, this one still manages to provide some suitably chilling moments. It's nothing you haven't seen before, but if you enjoyed the first two, you'll likely have a good time with this one, too.
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St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Pastor James Castillo was born in Beaver Dam and grew up in Hustisford, Wisconsin. He was confirmed in his Christian faith and graduated from Bethany Lutheran School in 1962. He went on to attend Northwestern Prep in Watertown, graduating in 1966. He continued to prepare for the ministry by attending Northwestern College in Watertown, from which he graduated in 1970.
While in school, Pastor Castillo enjoyed participating in football, basketball and baseball team sports during these education years. He especially appreciated the opportunity to play baseball at various levels under the excellent coaching of his father. He then attended Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon, graduating in 1974. His vicarage year was spent at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. He served as Home Missionary Pastor of Hope Lutheran Church, Louisville, Kentucky from 1974-1977. He then served as Associate Pastor of Peace Lutheran Church in Hartford, Wisconsin, from 1977-1995. He served as Visitation and Outreach Pastor of both Bethany Lutheran Church, Hustisford, and St. Paul Lutheran Church, Slinger, from 2000-2001. He serves as visitation and early childhood pastor at St. Paul.
Pastor Castillo and his wife Sherry live in Slinger. Together their family consists of 6 children and 4 grandchildren. He considers it indeed a privilege to serve here at St. Paul.
Pastor Robert Fleischmann was born in Pleasanton, CA and raised in Lake Geneva, WI. He is a 1979 graduate of Bethany Lutheran College in Mankato, MN and a 1983 graduate of Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary in Mequon.
From 1983 to 1988 Pastor Fleischmann served as a Home Missionary Pastor at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Plymouth, WI. In 1988 he accepted the call to serve as the first (and only) full-time National Director of Christian Life Resources, a pro-life and pro-family agency theologically affiliated with the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod and Evangelical Lutheran Synod. He writes extensively on life and family issues and preaches and presents extensively throughout North America. He also holds the position of Adjunct Professor of Philosophy in the Bioethics Department at Concordia University in Mequon. He continues to hold these position as he now serves St. Paul as Lead Pastor.
Pastor Fleischmann and his wife, Diane, have been members at St. Paul since 1999 and they live in the country outside of Allenton. Their family consists Pastor Fleischmann's parents living next door to them, Diane's mother is with the Lord in heaven. Her father lives in West Bend. They have 8 children and 13 grandchildren (with #14 expected to be born in early 2016).


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As a fun 'recess' kind of side project, I find old, sad and dejected furniture and lamps and recycle them into fun, happy pieces. Rather than have them tossed out and wasted, it's a great way to up-cycle previously loved pieces that no longer have their old charm, but still have a lot of potential. No two are ever the same; each piece seems to call for its own colors and style. Some of the pieces here are available for purchase, some only here as examples of my past work. I am always on the lookout for additional unloved cool pieces to paint and I do love custom orders. Feel free to message me to set up arrangements to have something cool made for your home or office. ...Read More
My paintings have taken many different twists and turns over the years–from large-scale airbrushed photo realism painted in the studio, to small plein-air ("in the open air"–painted outside, on location). Light with the tricks it plays, the reflections and refractions in glass and reflective surfaces, are favorite subjects of mine. Nature, with its ever changing personalities, also tugs at my heartstrings and demands its own time and space in my paintings. Commissioned pieces are always welcome; feel free to contact me if you would like me to paint something for you....Read More
This grouping is a collection of creations that don't really fit anywhere else. It's toasters, lamps, guitars, pretty much anything that will sit still long enough for me to put a dot, stripe or some color on it. Painting these things is sort of my "recess." It's just plain fun and silliness; I don't take it too seriously. Some of the pieces here are available for purchase, some only here as examples of my past work. Custom orders are always welcome. Give me a shout if you have something in mind....Read More
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I applied through other source. The process took 3 weeks. I interviewed at Gannett (West Springfield, VA).
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4+ weeks. I interviewed at Gannett (Rancho Cucamonga, CA).
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Be builders of colossal pyramid-shaped buildings divides the people of Caral other peoples of their time in the Andes. The pyramid in the Andes is a building of great proportions used by the chiefs (leaders) as the center of its activities, whether religious, political or economic. It was the symbol and center of power. There the ceremonies that would guarantee the status quo on key dates for ceremonial calendar that emulated the rhythm of nature were made.
Caral pyramids are the oldest found so far in the Andes dating back 5000 years (about 3000 BC) ago. Build structures of this type required a high degree of technology and social organization to address the problems of its construction and the high cost of materials and energy.
This ancient city of pyramids was erected on the left bank of Supe River on a large terrace which is 350 meters above sea level. This site covers an area of about 65 hectares. The Supe Valley is a narrow fertile creek that this place has a maximum width of 1.5 kilometers and houses along its route numerous other sites contemporary pyramids Caral as: Age of Pando, Lurinhuasi, Miraya, Allpacoto rough Chupacigarro, among others.
It has raised about Caral which was divested in a community of several lineages and directed by the heads or representatives of these lineages (Shady, Dolorier and Casas 2000) in which one of them would be the "main" (Curaca?) And other counterparts. The chiefs of these lineages lead and organize the life of the inhabitants of the various cities and towns contemporary to Caral as rough, Allpacoto, Miraya, Kotosh and The Galgada among others. They all shared the same tradition and formed a large and well-organized network of reciprocity and exchange (Shady, Dolorier and Casas 2000). Caral must be the head of this whole network.
What held them together was religion, which was used as a means of cohesion and coercion (Shady 2004). Religion at the time was state policy to control population (Shady 2004), production and circulation of goods. This is represented in the great monuments of religious character (the pyramids) with its squares, courtyards and shrines sacred fire where took place the various festivities of the ceremonial calendar, symbol of their cultural identity (Shady 2004). Regular meetings and joint activities such as renovation of the pyramids allow the recognition of the power and strengthened cultural identity (Shady 2004).
All this is the basis of Andean civilization and are present in Caral as the oldest examples of the main Peruvian prehispanic institutions such as reciprocity (exchange system and circulation of goods and services), the ceremonial calendar (linked the production, cultivation and fishing) and the construction and renovation of temples, among the most prominent.
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