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Handouts will never help a community to climb out of poverty and so Sunshine has been actively encouraging and supporting its families to work towards improving their standards of living through various trainings and job placement. However the most successful venture to date has been starting our own savings groups which have the capacity to lend money and pay interest.
There are 31 members in our second savings group and one of its leaders is Mr Houn Kosal who started out as a builder's laborer but through his hard work and leadership qualities is now a road construction sub-contractor. He says, "I am saving a lot every month because I have a very strong goal for improving my occupation over the next 6 months. I plan to buy a portable cement mixer to replace the old one because if I have a new one, it can help me to save on maintenance cost and I can use it for 4-5 years to improve my business. I'm glad that Sunshine can also help me attend a machinery course."
Mr Kosal's commitment gives us confidence that he will do a great job of supporting his family by the end of this project.
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Meanwhile, Sunshine has continued to support 107 children by covering the cost of their school education. 84 of these kids have come twice a week to Sunshine for clubs in computers, social awareness, music and sport and we've also helped 64 kids attend English courses at local schools. Besides education, we've supported their nutrition through food subsidies given to the parents, dental treatment and the distribution of toothbrushes and toothpaste. A more fun outing for the kids was to the National Museum and a public playground. However, the highlight for secondary students was overnight trip to the beach 4 hours away - some for the very first time!
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Another new development is that a member of a local church now goes visiting with our staff, to provide pastoral care as the families request it. She also accompanies several of our children to attend local churches.
May you be encouraged by all positive things that have taken place in recent months and we hope you will continue to support us and enable even more of these exciting things to happen!
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The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's National Marine Fisheries Service is in the final stages of approving an experimental fish screen for use as standard technology. The screen was created in Hood River.
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A majority of climate scientists agree – the planet is warming. The question now is how climate change will change our lives, our landscapes, our economy, and the ecological web around us. So we decided to focus on the impact of climate change on one small town – the town of Denmark, Oregon.
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Three times the size of Monaco, La Manga Club is hard to get your head around. At first sight it feels more like Santa Barbara than a resort: with acres of wide roads, red-roofed houses, Moorish turrets and manicured bougainvillea in terracotta pots. It's a strange thing, a Californian take on
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This week I saw a surgeon who mentioned in passing that there are 20 hospitals in England where he would never want his family treated. I paused, hoping for some names that I could commit to memory and scribble down afterwards, Woodward and Bernstein style. He changed the subject. I've been told
January 31 2013 12:01 AM
January 2013
If you love wildlife, stop eating all its food
That nice, mild-mannered David Attenborough has called humans a "plague on Earth". Good for him. Strong language from a national treasure is the only way to shake us out of our apparent determination not to think about our responsibility for the devastation that he so tirelessly catalogues in his
January 24 2013 12:01 AM
January 2013
Our welfare bill has run wildly out of control
As the debate about welfare rolls on, gathering more and more prejudices along the way, one thing is becoming clear. If the shrill language of "shirkers versus strivers" has had one useful effect, it is in revealing that far more working people get their income topped up by benefits than most of us
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We have the Good Society. Now make it Big
The death of the Big Society, proclaimed this week by the head of an organisation that represents 2,000 charities, has been a bit overdone. The Big Society was alive and well long before the phrase was coined by Steve Hilton, David Cameron's strategist. It was alive in churches and sports clubs, in
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January 2013
It was a routine hospital visit. Baby Maddy wasn't putting on weight... What happens when the state takes your child away?
Little Madison Jensko, 13 months old, is playing with shiny toys on a rug in her parents' sitting room. Dressed in a stripy dress and blue tights, her dark curls tumbling around her pretty face, she bats contentedly at Alfie Bear until her mother, Christine, pops round the corner into the kitchen
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Fat and sugar are just as deadly as cigarettes
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Plebgate was just the B-side to Plodgate
A week before Andrew Mitchell and his bicycle got into a spot of bother, a friend who frequently goes to meetings in Downing Street mentioned that she'd been upset by an unpleasant and obstructive new officer at the gate. When Mr Mitchell got into trouble, I assumed that he'd been goaded by the
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Collateral damage: blasting banks hurt us too
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December 2012
At last, compassion is coming back to the ward
So, did it make you more or less worried about getting ill?" a friend asked when I got back from chairing the Chief Nursing Officer's conference on care and compassion in nursing. I have spent two days with 450 leading nurses talking openly, honestly and movingly about their profession, which was a
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The time in your life when you're...
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It's the period in which you learn:
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To speak your mind.
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The time where you learn not to hate yourself,
Because every since you have...
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To me it was hell..
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Everybody suffered when they were my age.
But yet...
And all of this complaining I do...
All of this crying in my sleep.
All of these perverted emotions.
All of the depressions I have been facing.
They were never really necessary.
The answer is so simple!
All I need to recover from the injuries I have,
From being at the age I am now.
is a hug.
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West Allis — It looks like a skate park will become a reality in West Allis.
The Common Council last week approved a construction contract for the facility to be located in Radtke Park at 84th Street and National Avenue. Construction is expected to begin in spring with completion in late summer or fall.
Western Contractors Inc., New Berlin, got the contract with its low bid of $409,998, which the city will pay for with federal Community Development Block Grant dollars and a donation from an anonymous foundation.
Users and benefits
The skate park will be used mainly by skateboarders, scooter riders and trick bikers.
It is designed to be a balance between the kinds of things skateboarders like to bounce around on, such as stairs and benches, and swimming pool boarding features. That balance was favored by nearly two-thirds of local skateboarders who gave input online and at a meeting held by skate park consultant Spohn Ranch Skateparks, said designer Vince Onel.
The skate park should make life happier for everybody, not just the boarders, Alderwoman Cathleen Probst predicted, noting that the facility will draw enthusiasts away from trouble spots.
"We always complain when they're on our sidewalks and property," Probst said.
The youth of West Allis have asked for this for so long, she said, and their athleticism deserves recognition.
Alderman Marty Weigel said of the skate park: "It's an amenity a lot of cities are putting in."
In citywide surveys, a skate park keeps coming up as something people, especially those with children ages 12 to 15 want, Weigel said.
The West Allis park will serve West Allis residents almost exclusively, he predicted.
"It won't be a regional draw. It will be nice but it's not like people are going to come here from Waukesha," he said.
Better bids
The park was delayed because bids came in dramatically higher than the $300,000 the Common Council expected when it approved the skate park in January 2013.
When bids were opened in August, the lowest was $651,175. So, all the bids were rejected in favor of trying again this year. Officials said when those high bids came in that the timing was wrong to get the best prices.
Even though the $409,998 is also more than the $300,000 the council expected, the officials acknowledged that original estimate from the park's designer was too low.
The cost is still in the acceptable range and it won't cost property tax payers anything, Probst said.
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Media and Remembering
Media and Remembering
Course: Media and Remembering: The Role of Media in the Public Perception of the Past
Lecturer: prof. dr Snježana Milivojević
Course Outline:
In contemporary media and memory studies the past is seen as a multi-valued symbolical construct in in the construct of which media have a significant role. A democratic society expects the media to critically approach the present and therefore also the past. Media is one of the most suitable societal institutions for questioning the past, since 'past events' are opened for critical contemplation only when brought into public space. However, this is a conflict zone, an ideological battle field in which a symbolical battle is being fought for understanding of the past. Such debate blocks the routine manufacturing of mythologized 'history for populist need,' abets rational discussion about the past, and cultivates memories about it. But, media contributions to the presentation of historical events are not only specific to informative media. The past and history are also favorite topics of popular culture, and discussions about them are made on television and in tabloids. Comparable to this, only media production as a whole can present an indicator of complexity of the symbolical process of constructing the past in a society.
The course will in particular analyze key media strategies of engaging the past in the societies of the former Yugoslavia; namely, ignorance, denegation, and romanticization. Ignorance and denegation are strategies for active creation of narratives privileging official, patriotic, and desirable versions of the past. Romanticization is the media's response to the feeling of uprootedness and the formulation of identity changes in nostalgic or romantic frames. This implies ideological differences in the treatment and commemoration of the past which has resulted in different politics of memory. Another important element of these strategies is the time-distance to the conflict past: commercial logic and an amusing profile of most media have been converting 'the past' into a sealed topic which can be easily isolated and forgotten. Politics of not-remembering have been used as a main argument for the reconstruction of 'healthy' relationships in post-conflict societies, while its leaders are 'un-ideological,' commercial media who nurture forgetting.
Main topics:
Why is the media powerful? Is media only presenting the present or is it creating the pesent at the same time? Does 'the delusion of transparency' minimize media's influence? What does the return of ideology into media productions reveal and how does media defend the status quo? Media representation and symbolical practices; Presenting the present in absence and the creation of meaning; Free, independent and responsible media; A comparative insight into journalism as the main media profession; Social responsibility – public life as a media spectacle; Media history and media archeology; Culture of remembering as a media construct; Politics of remembering: the media's construction of the past; Main strategies in media presentations of the past: ignorance, denegation, romanticization, and critical contemplation about the past; Ignorance and denegation of the past as a patriotic mission; Popular media content, presentation of history and nostalgia; Public opinion and the perception of the past.
Goals and working methodology:
The goal of the course is to reconsider complex roles of media in the public perception of the past. In contemporary media and memory studies, the past is seen as a multi-valued symbolical construct in which's construction media have a significant role.
• Participants of the course will be acquainted with and discuss key media concepts significant to the understanding of constitutive media roles. Additionally, through critical reading of media practices, they will reconsider the way in which the media selects, interprets and recycles narratives about events and actors from the past.
• Participants will independently choose and analyze a media archive from the recent past of former-Yugoslavia and compare it to later public perception of the respective events. In accordance to changes in public opinion and media production related to certain events, participants will analyze the lasting quality of journalistic interpretative forms in picturing key places of memory and their significance in the formation of public opinion about them.
• Through group work, participants will independently pursue media analyses with the goal of collecting materials for a joint media project which will be produced as the final course obligation. The media project can be in the form of a documentary, media web page or a multimedia project in the filed of media and remembering.
Literature:1. Annabel McGoldrick: War Journalism and Objectivity, Conflict&Communication Online (2006), Vol.5. No.2, available at: www.cco.regener-line.de
2. Barbie Zelizer: Why memory's work on journalism does not reflect journalism's work on memory, Memory Studies (2008) 1: 79 DOI: 10.1177/1750698007083891, available at : http://mss.sagepub.com/content/1/1/79.
3. Denis McQuail: Accountability of Media to Society, European Journal of Communication (1997), Vol.12 No.4, pp. 511-531.
4. Thematic block Media and Responsibility / Responsibility in Media, Genero, 2007, Beograd: Centar za ženske studije.
5. Snježana Milivojević: Volimo te otadžbino naša..., u Odsutne partije (1998), Beograd: Cesid.
6. Media archive from the Archive of Political Communicology of the Faculty for Political Science in Belgrade


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Google has released the first beta version of its Chrome browser for Linux and Mac OS for download. Until now, only an open source variation, Chromium, has been Linux compatible.
As Mark Larson from Google's Chrome Team reports in his blog, the beta is based on the code-base of release 126.96.36.199, but also brings support for HTML 5 video tagging, which failed to function in the Chromium variation with the same version number. The beta Linux version can be downloaded here.
A few days have past since Google split the Chromium branch from the official Chrome version. Chromium is now in version 4.0.260 and comes with support for bookmark synchronization.
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We held our Grand Opening July 1st 2011 and celebrated our 16th year in business January 2012! We give God all the praise and glory for all He has done for us during the last 16 years!We at Scrapbook Traditions believe strongly in the POWER OF PRAYER and A MIRACLE WORKING GOD who makes a way for us when there seems to BE no way! We have a "Prayer Archway" in our store where we post our customers prayer requests and praise reports. The archway changes with the seasons from Prayer Flakes to Prayer Leaves to Prayer Eggs to Prayer "Prints" (small flip-flops for summer…we call them Prayer Prints cause NO PRAYER is ever a "flop"!) but our God never changes and He hears and answers our prayers! We are happy to pray FOR you and WITH you. Simply grab a prayer request form at our counter or Click Here to email us your request and we will add your requests to the many others located there! We begin each and every day with prayer for ALL these requests and will be lifting you up daily to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, who gave His life for us all! PRAISE HIS HOLY NAME!!WE OFFER THE BEST BEGINNER INSTRUCTION YOU WILL FIND ANYWHERE IN OUR CUSTOMIZED ONE-ON-ONE CLASS! IF YOU HAVE NOT YET BEGUN YOUR SCRAPPIN' JOURNEY, YOU HAVE COME TO THE RIGHT PLACE TO GET STARTED! SCHEDULE YOUR INDIVIDUAL ONE-ON-ONE BEGINNER CLASS WITH OUR PROFESSIONAL FRIENDLY STAFF TODAY!Averaging 15 to 20 CROPS a month! Midnight Madness Crops, Girlfriends Mini Crop Retreat Weekend 28 hour Scraptacular Events & IN-STORE RETREATS, CLASSES, & Beginner Back-2-Basics courses with certified instructors!$8.00 CROP FEE for all regular 4 hour CROPS! Schedule posted on our Yahoo group (to join go to email@example.com), on our web site www.scrapbooktraditions.com & printed copies available in our store. Call or email at least three days ahead to reserve the CROP DATE of your choice!Monthly Cri-Cut classes!During our SCRAPTACULAR CROP EVENTS & MINI RETREATS tools are provided for your use so you need not drag yours along! Computer Journaling Center is available for croppers as well at a small fee! You will find over 700 punches in the PUNCH LIBRARY for your use during crops as well as corner rounders, deco corners, photo matting corner punches, lacing corner punches, and hundreds of shapes! Professional Power Punch and Punch Aids on hand for your use. Circle, Oval, Shape Cutters, Trimmers, Scissors.ONE ON ONE classes/instruction available by appointment for only $10.00 per hour minimum 2 hours suggested. Time is charged $10.00 per hour for every hour or portion of an hour.CROP ANYTIME there is not a scheduled crop or class for only $2.00 per hour! You MUST first call ahead to check availability!FREE ONLINE NEWSLETTER with schedules, new product information, helpful hints and tips, SALE information and more! Join at firstname.lastname@example.com. BIRTHDAY CLUB MEMBERSHIP offers you a FREE CROP FOR TWO DURING THE MONTH OF YOUR BIRTHDAY with minimum purchase and a DISCOUNT CERTIFICATE FOR ANY ONE PURCHASE DURING YOUR SPECIAL MONTH!40% Discount Club and SCRAPTACULAR Rewards Program offered! See store for full details!SCRAPTACULAR VIP PROGRAM valued at over $750.00 is available for purchase for only $100.00 OR Register to win it FREE with every purchase! 16 winners drawn at the end of each month as we continue to celebrate our 16th year!
CUSTOM PAPERS MADE IN HOUSE! We can print just about anything!
SCRAPTACULAR SINGLES CENTER offers you the ability to purchase only what YOU need!! Just need one charm and not the whole pack?? Need just a yard of ribbon and not the whole spool? Just want 3 buttons not 25?? Just need a couple of letters to complete a layout?? We have always offered brads and eyelets by the piece but expanded our SCRAPTACULAR SINGLES CENTER in July 2004 to include even more of your favorites!!
Die Cut Center with alphabet/number/punctuation dies, card and envelope dies, borders, and many other commonly used shapes!
Don't want to scrapbook your own album? We will DO IT FOR YOU!! YES! WE SCRAPBOOK FOR HIRE and offer over 17 years of experience in doing so! Don't trust your memories to anyone else! Use the professionals at Scrapbook Traditions! See store for full details and set your FREE consultation appointment today!
CUSTOM LASER DIE CUT MACHINE allows us to scan, create, draw, and laser cut just about anything!! Be sure to check out display book when you visit! We offer LOGO LASERS not available anywhere else! LOCAL INTEREST LASERS not available anywhere else (Winston Salem, Tanglewood Park, Biltmore House, Barn Dinner Theater, Dixie Classic Fair, Lexington B-B-Q Festival, Mayberry, Greensboro, Triad, Mount Airy, Boone, Blowing Rock, Old Salem, Camp Hanes, Cody Creek, and MANY MORE!!) ! We add new laser cuts daily!!
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Zyron Center allows you to make stickers out of just about anything!
ON-SITE ALBUM ENGRAVING/PERSONALIZATION is the perfect way to complete your albums! Available for Westrim, Dalee, Webway, Creative Memories, and many more album brands! Beautiful gold, silver, red, rainbow, green, navy, purple, white, orange, teal, turquoise, black or pink foil. Prices start at $20.00. There is a two to three week lead time for this service! Do not be fooled by the "rub-on" personalization…..this is the REAL THING! Imprints of Wedding Rings, Wedding Hearts, Wedding Collage Words, Baby and Mother Hands, Baby Feet, SWEET 16, Balloon Cluster, Mickey Head, Cruise Ship, Island, Our Travels, Cross, Karate Figure, Teddy Bear with Baby Toys, Heart Scroll, Celtic Scroll, Elegant Scroll, Champagne Glasses, Rose, Paw Prints, Snowflakes, and many more!
With our new location, we are able to offer 5-10 new projects a month with actual project, all products necessary to create the project, and instructions all in one specific area! Join our Scraptacular "Scrap Recipe Club" as you enjoy new projects each and every month! See store for full details!
CUSTOM INDIVIDUAL ATTENTION IS ALWAYS AVAILABLE! Answers to your scrapbooking questions….if we don't know the answer, we will find it! NEW PRODUCTS ARRIVE ON A WEEKLY BASIS! You will always find the newest and best products here!
PERSONALIZED DEMONSTRATIONS AND FREE TECHNIQUE DEMO DAYS!! Don't know how to use that new product?? Just ask and we are happy to demo it for you! You name it and we'll show you how to use it!
AWARD WINNING DESIGN TEAM! These ladies are on fire and pumping out NEW IDEAS TO INSPIRE DELIGHT YOU! NEW EXAMPLES AND EXCLUSIVE PAGE KITS MONTHLY! CROP WITH A DESIGN TEAM MEMBER NIGHTS MONTHLY SHOWS YOU NEW IDEAS AND TECHNIQUES!
GIFT CARDS in any amount for everyone on your gift list! They can be picked up, dropped in the mail or emailed to you or the recipient!
SCRAPBOOK TRADITIONS IS A PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BRING YOUR PHOTOS AND/OR YOUR ALBUM AND SHOP FOR JUST WHAT YOU NEED WITH YOUR PERSONAL SHOPPING ASSISTANTS……our friendly and professional staff!
We accept MasterCard, Visa, Discover, Debit, Lay-A-Way, and CASH. WE DO NOT ACCEPT CHECKS AND HAVE A MINIMUM PURCHASE REQUIREMENT OF $5.00.
GIFT BAG PROGRAM for baby showers, birthdays, wedding showers, Christmas Gifts, etc! You come in and pack your own gift bag with all the supplies you desire! Your friends and family then come in and shop right out of your bag to insure you get just what you want! See store for details!
WISH LISTS KEPT ON FILE! We will even email it to your husband and family for you!
Don't see what you are looking for? We are happy to order it for you with product pre-payment!!
We ship products all over the world! We are happy to ship FOR you or TO you!
Our Clearance Area "TREASURE TROVE" is always loaded with bargains such as 3 for 1.00 paper sales (first introduced in 1997 and always a favorite for bargain hunters!), 30% to 75% reduced mdse, amazing tools, idea books, scrapbooks, punches, clear stamps, and the list goes on and on! Be sure to visit TREASURE TROVE every time you shop with us as we constantly add new items!
We are your FULL SERVICE SCRAPBOOK STORE! Visit SCRAPBOOK TRADITIONS, INC. at 4755 Commercial Plaza Street, Winston-Salem 27104! Our store is right beside Cheer Extreme & Triple Threat Dance Studio off of Jonestown Road on the corner of Benton Street and Commercial Plaza Street in Winston Salem. Call us for directions at 774-1880!
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Make me call
Let me fall
Washing away all my hate
Make me cry
Dont hesitate
I am only here
Just for now
Living with depression
Is no calling of collection
From all these insecurities
Thinking about these memories
I will rise above this
I will no longer fall
This is my call
Most of all
I will not let you in my head
All the things you said
No more
You evil whore
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- 2 the bomb [singular] nuclear weapons (atomic or hydrogen bombs) countries which have the bomb See related entries: Weapons
- 3a bomb [singular] (British English, informal) a lot of money That dress must have cost a bomb! Some company directors make an absolute bomb.
- 4a bomb [singular] (North American English, informal) a complete failure The musical was a complete bomb on Broadway.
- 5[countable] (North American English) (in American football) a long forward throw of the ball See related entries: American football
- 6[countable] (North American English) a container in which a liquid such as paint or insect poison is kept under pressure and released as a spray or as foam a bug bomb (= used for killing insects) More Like This Silent letters gnarled, gnash, gnat, gnaw, gnome haute cuisine, heir, (NAmE herb), honour, hors d'oeuvre, hour knack, knee, kneel, knife, knight, knit, knob, knock, knot, know, knuckle psalm, psephology, psychic, ptarmigan, pterodactyl, psychology wrangle, wrap, wreath, wreck, wrench, wrestle, wriggle, wring, write, wrong bomb, climb, crumb, doubt, lamb, limb ascent, fascinate, muscle, scene, scissors height, right, sleigh, weight align, campaign, design, foreign, malign, reign, unfeigned balmy, calm, calf, half, yolk autumn, column, condemn, damn, hymn, solemn bristle, fasten, listen, mortgage, soften, thistle, wrestle biscuit, build, circuit, disguise, guilty, league, rogue, vague yacht answer, sword, twoSee worksheet. Word Origin late 17th cent.: from French bombe, from Italian bomba, probably from Latin bombus
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Research review processes guide staff through finding, appraising and summarizing relevant research. Each of the processes is systematic in order to identify the best available research to help make public health decisions. Peel Public Health currently uses four different research review processes. These are meant as a guide, and are flexible to respond to needs and deadlines.
Relevant research is one type of information considered in evidence-informed decision making, in addition to information about the local community, political preferences, consideration of resources and professional expertise.
The research review processes are:
This process is used to inform a significant public health decision. This may include starting or discontinuing an initiative, or significantly modifying an existing program.
An example of a rapid review question might be:
What are effective tobacco prevention interventions to prevent males in their late teens and early twenties from becoming regular smokers?
A focused practice question is appropriate when a decision does not hold significant risk and will not considerably impact health outcomes, resources or programming. The search may be date-limited and you might only choose one or two of the most recent, high-quality papers to review.
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What is the most acceptable delivery method for nicotine replacement?
Research mapping reveals the extent of research in an area of interest and describes aspects of the research. Research variables that are "mapped out" when compiling the results may include: level of article synthesis, quality of articles, methodological tools utilized, and the type of literature (e.g. grey literature).
Research mapping may uncover the populations, exposures, interventions, and outcomes that have been researched on a topic.
Additionally, this process may assist in the articulation of a subsequent question. Decisions about programs are not made based solely on this type of review and the risk to the organization is low.
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Martha's Vineyard Rentals Process
Welcome to our rental site. Our staff of professional licensed real estate agents is here to make your vacation rental experience as effortless as possible. We pride ourselves on personal service and lasting relationships. For this reason we do not provide on-line booking services. Once we have received your email or telephone request one of our agents will contact you personally, assisting you with all the necessary details to ensure an enjoyable Vineyard vacation.
Lease and Policy
Once you have selected your vacation home and we have confirmed your rental dates with the owner of the property we will forward the lease to you, the following summary of charges will be listed on page one of your lease.
1) Rental Rate
2) Refundable security deposit. *see security deposit policy.
3) Administrative fee – 3% of the total rental rate, never to exceed $100.00.
4) Cleaning fee – customarily included in the rental rate, if additional clean fee is required it will be listed on page one of your lease and as outlined by your agent, some additional variations exist. Please view cleaning rates on each individual listing just below the calendar.
5) Payment schedule – payment due dates are clearly stated on page one of your lease. You rental specialist will outline the details in an email to you prior to your lease.
Please remember, your lease is a legally binding contract. Please read carefully before signing.
Deposit Policy
If your booking is more than seventy (70) days prior to your arrival date a deposit equal to 50% of the rental rate plus handling fee is required with your signed lease. The second and final payment, which includes security deposit, is due sixty (60) days prior to your arrival date. Due dates will be indicated on page one of your lease.
When booking is under seventy (70) days prior to your arrival, the total amount is due with your signed lease. Payment methods may include wire transfer and faxed lease, or overnight mail and payment by cashiers check. Your agent will assist you with best method.
Payments: we are sorry but we do not accept credit cards. Personal checks are accepted when over 70 days from date of arrival Otherwise, cashier's check or wire transfer is necessary, all instructions will be included with your lease. Rental specialists are please to assist you with any questions!
Security Deposit Policy
Security deposits are due with the final payment and returned within 45 days from the date of departure and after verification with the owner that there are no additional charges due to damages, excessive cleaning or violations of the lease per the terms of the lease. Should a deduction be necessary, then per the terms of your lease, your refund may take up to 60 days from date of departure. Please carefully read your lease and please observe all terms of your lease to avoid any unpleasant security deposit deductions. The instances of such deductions are very rare and only when legitimate violations of the lease are identified.
Martha's Vineyard Vacation Rentals retains all security deposits in escrow, other than for a very small percentage of homeowners who require holding the deposit themselves. We will facilitate correspondence due to damages but we are not ultimately responsible for deductions by the property owner.
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If it becomes necessary to cancel your leased period, a notice of cancelation is required via email, fax or mail. Every effort via customary marketing will be made to fill the canceled leased period. Any remaining balance will be due on the date indicated on your lease regardless of cancelation. A refund will be issued if the property is re-rented minus a 15% cancelation fee of the total rental rate, minus the handling fee. If your leased period is re-rented for a lesser amount, the refund will be adjusted accordingly.
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The Town of Clark's Harbour is located on Cape Sable Island, which is on the beautiful south shore of Nova Scotia. This little town of a little over 800 people will catch your attention with the white sand beaches and beautiful blue water that surrounds it.
Most of the people who reside in Clark's Harbour rely on the fishing industry to make a living. That includes fishing, lobstering, and boat building. Come and learn all about the different types of fishing, boat building, and our world famous lobsters.
Home of the Cape Island Boat:
The Cape Island boat is characterized as having distinctively high bows, a long, broad, open workspace, and is low to the sea. It is constructed in different sizes, mainly from 30' to 50'. The are found all over the atlantic coast of the provinces.
The Cape Island boat was created, as the story goes, by Ephraim Atkinson around 1905. In 1905, he was approached by a man from St. John, New Brunswick to build a power boat. He fit an engine that was supplied by the man into a boat. After this, Atkinson created another powered boat, that was similar in design to the previous one, this boat was considered the first "Cape Island" boat created.


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A remake of the 1960s-70s series "Love, American Style" is in the works at CBS — although "remake" might not be the right term to apply here.
According to Deadline, the new show would drop the anthology format that was "Love, American Style's" signature when it ran on ABC from 1969-74. The show had a semi-regular cast of performers, but it mostly relied on guest stars to tell a series of brief stories about love each week. The new version would focus on four couples who represent some of "the many stages of love."
"Being Erica" creator Jana Sinyor and Aaron Martin ("The Best Years") are collaborating on the pilot script. (Both writers, somewhat ironically, are Canadian; they worked together on "Erica" and "Degrassi: The Next Generation.") They'll also executive produce along with Kim and Eric Tannenbaum ("Two and a Half Men").
If it goes forward, the "Love, American Style" update will join a small but growing trend of not-really-remakes (zombie remakes?) of old shows that share little more than a title and vague premise with their predecessors. Think NBC's "Bionic Woman" and "Prime Suspect," for instance. There's also the question of whether a 40-year-old title holds any cachet with the majority of viewers today.
A weekly anthology is kind of a tough sell in the current television climate, so dropping that aspect of the old show might make some sense. But that then raises the question: Why not just call it something else and start from scratch?


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V18-powered Austin Mini with 12 turbochargers
The 2010 Goodwood Festival of Speed is due to kick off in West Sussex, England tomorrow. The event will play host to countless vehicles with big engines and wacky designs, but the Cummins Austin Mini may just be the biggest and the wackiest.
Cummins is the worldâs largest independent manufacturer of diesel engines. The largest engine it makes in the UK is the 11-tonne QSK78, used to power mining industry dump trucks capable of carrying 360 tonnes, was on display at a previous show and drew the attention of one mad-man who asked if it could be fitted to his Mini.
The rest, as Cumminsâ communications director Steve Nendick explains, is history:
âWe never like to let a challenge go by unanswered so we got to thinking maybe we could fit the QSK78 into an original Mini. It proved to be a bit tricky to fit under the bonnet but our engineers came up with a more creative solution,â Mr Nendick said.
âWeâre certain that the Goodwood crowd will have difficulty believing what they are seeing.â
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Opinion: Women farm through knowledge sharing
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- Published on Monday, 28 March 2016 16:29
First published in Farming Matters | 32.1 | March 2016
In an attempt to solve problems, people collectively ask questions and discuss and implement solutions. Elizabeth Mpofu describes how knowledge co-creation is commonplace in the lives of people and in agroecology. From these processes, social, political, and practical innovations emerge.
Learning is a lifetime activity. Nowhere is this clearer than in agriculture, and especially among women farmers. Being responsible for over 70% of agricultural production on our continent, we farm through knowledge sharing. In complex and closely knit social groups, starting in early childhood, knowledge is birthed, nurtured and passed on. This knowledge relates to a wide range of topics, such as seed selection and storage, farming methods, nutrition and traditional medicine.
Our grandparents used to tell us: 'chara chimwe hachitswanyi inda', meaning: 'for a person to achieve his or her goals they need help, ideas and knowledge from other people'. So we share knowledge as we walk to fetch water, gather firewood, during traditional ceremonies and as we take our children to clinics. Every space in our community is a space to learn and share what one knows.
BAFLF & NWFA celebrate International Women's Day
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- Published on Wednesday, 16 March 2016 15:18
(Dhaka, March 8, 2016) Bangladesh Agricultural Farm Labour Federation (BAFLF) & National Women Farmers & Workers Association (NWFA) celebrated the International Women's Day 2016 with a theme 'equal rights for women in everywhere including on land and resources, recognition in agriculture, ensuring women's health, job security, livelihood, safety and dignity including women's maternity right as right to food'.
BAFLF arranged a rally and a discussion meeting where women agricultural workers and women farmers participated to mark women's day on 8 March. These events were held at BRRI headquarters, Gazipur, Dhaka. Dr. Jiban Krishna Biswas, Director General, Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI) attended the meeting as chief guest while Norjahan Begum vice president of NWFA presided over the programe and Asma Khatun, member of NWFA facilitated the whole programme. Among others Mr. Rahimuddin, president of BRRI workers' Association, Golam Sorowor and Md. Mamun of BAFLF were present at the discussion meeting.
Union of Agricultural Work Committees' Statement on the occasion of March 8th - International Women's Day
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- Published on Wednesday, 09 March 2016 18:00
(Ramallah, March 8, 2016) Today the world celebrates the International Women's Day. The Union of Agricultural Work Committees would like to extend its gratitude to all liberals and progressives in the world, and would like to confirm its profound faith in the principle of emancipation of women around the world, as well as the achievement of full equality between women and men. We believe that the liberation of any society can only be achieved by assuring equal participation of all life's sectors by both sexes.
We render our special tribute to the brave Palestinian woman for her steadfastness and insistence on the continuation to gain all her rights. A special greeting for her and for her constant sacrifices in our struggle against the most violent occupation in the World. A special greeting for her unique sacrifices during the current popular revolution.
International Women's Day Statement Youth of the NFU and Union Paysanne
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- Published on Wednesday, 09 March 2016 13:13
(Canada, March 8, 2016) On this International Women's Day, 2016, we the youth of the National Farmers Union (NFU) and Union Paysanne stand in solidarity with all of the women farmers, peasants and Indigenous women around the world who are sowing the seeds for change, which includes undertaking a disproportionate amount of the work in feeding communities everywhere. We recognize and honour the efforts of women within the NFU and Union Paysanne who have taken on a leadership role in fighting for equality within the Canadian food system, and who continue to play a strong role in building food sovereignty in this country.