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Williamstown New Jersey
At the outskirts of
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Gloucester County
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Cross Keys
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Ancora Psychiatric Hospital
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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-New Jersey
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Atlantic City Beer and Music Festival
Atlantic City NJ
April5-6 Over 90 different breweries from around the corner and across the country will showcase their unique libations.
Dewey Beach PopFest
Dewey Beach DE
April12-13 Features three nights of showcase performances and two days of demo and mentoring sessions, tradeshow, and industry events.
Pork in the Park BBQ Festival
Salisbury MD
April19-21 Follow your nose to the Pork in the Park BBQ Festival. Celebrating its 10th anniversary, this Eastern Shore staple will be served up April 19-21st at Salisbury's WinterPlace Park.
Contemporary Art Fair Connecticut
Norwalk CT
April27-28 Modeled after our two sucessful NYC shows at the Javits Center. Each of the two shows will have approximately 100 exhibitors.
Galena Dogwood Festival
Galena MD
May4 The annual Galena Dogwood Festival is will take place throughout Galena. The parade will have a War of 1812 theme.
Dover Days Festival
Dover DE
May3-5 As one of the longest running festivals in the state of Delaware, Dover Days dates back to 1933. What started as a garden tour staged by the Dover Garden Club, has now become an annual time to remember First State heritage with community spirit and an entertaining festival of family events.

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Max Bessesen is a performer, teacher and composer based in Chicago, IL. His skills as a saxophonist and woodwind doubler have taken him across North America, Europe, South America, Africa, the Middle East and Asia and earned him awards from organizations including Downbeat Jazz Magazine, the US Embassy and the Frank Huntington Beebe Fund. The first jazz musician ever to receive a grant from the Beebe Fund, Max spent 2016 in Chennai, India researching the rigorous and systematic South Indian Classical system and applying this knowledge to the music of the African Diaspora.
Max has had the pleasure of preforming with such jazz icons as Ingrid Jensen, Ambrose Akinmusire, Dayna Stephens, Billy Drewes, Abraham Laboriel, and Allison Miller among others. In addition to his jazz work Max has recorded and performed with musicians from the pop and world music realms including The Fray, Simone Shaheen, and Gonzalo Grau. Max currently holds degrees in Jazz Saxophone Performance and Law & Society from Oberlin where he studied with Gary Bartz, Eddie Henderson, and Billy Hart. He performs regularly with his working band Echoes.
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Max was a very positive and supportive teacher. I really appreciated that he took what I wanted to improve on and found things that would help me with that.
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I learned a great deal about playing alto sax from Max. He was serious about helping me grow my skill with the instrument, while making the learning enjoyable. One only needs to hear him play to realize what talent he possesses. He is very encouraging and motivated to help beginners, young and old, master the sax. Trained at the Oberlin Conservatory, with years of performance history, I felt that I was studying with one of best teachers, at such a reasonable rate.+ Read More
I took lessons with Max in the summer of 2014 and 2015 and learning and hanging from Max has been one of the main reasons I decided to dedicate my life to working on music. He challenged me with life and music concepts that have been a big part of my life. Max was extremely committed to our lessons. For example, I would pick a transcription for both of us to learn and we would play it together and he would help me with certain rough spots, break it down and talk about the history. I've never had a teacher do that for me before. Max gave me essential information in a very open and informative way and was very down to earth and friendly in the way he taught. I flourish when the people I study with are open to work on what interests me and give me essential things to work on that I haven't been thinking about. If I wanted to work on Katy Perry songs, he would take me seriously and do whatever he could to help me play Katy Perry songs. Too often teachers assume I know things, but he was very thorough and made sure I had everything I needed. Max showed up on time to every lesson and was the type of teacher that was so invested in helping me that he wouldn't be looking at the clock every five minutes. My brother was on the ultimate frisbee team at my high school as a freshman when Max was a Senior. My brother told me that Max was a role model and inspired him to be on the ultimate frisbee team at his college. That makes two of us. Max was one of the key people in my high school years who inspired me to pursue my passion. Studying with Max has made me a deeper, more creative, and more down to earth person and musician.+ Read More


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Last Christmas, we probably spent £20 on sending Thank You cards. I didn't resent the money (most of it was stamps), but I thought that for the amount we could probably do something a bit more fun this year.
I really like sending Thank You cards. If a person has gone out of their way to buy, wrap and deliver a gift, they deserve a Thank You card. And who wouldn't love a splodgy, painty, glittery Thank You card from a one-year old?
I braved the sales on Saturday to go to Hobbycraft, and purchased blank white cards, finger paints and the glittery stars. Then we came home to have some fun! I hadn't done much finger painting with Ben, and not at home at all, but he has done lots at nursery, and knew exactly what to do.
The set of paints only contained red, blue and yellow, and Ben loved mixing them together and spreading them across the card.
When finger painting got boring (and when Ben tried to eat the paint), we introduced the stars. He loved sticking these onto the card. My original plan was to get him to paint first, let the paint dry and then stick the stars on, but it didn't go to plan. We got him to embellish some of the stars with felt pen, and the rest of the stars we stuck on when the paint was dry.
Here's our collection of finished cards!


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Bonnie Sue Green
Bonnie Sue Green, 98, of Panama diedFriday, May 25, 2012, in Pocola. Bonniewas born June 8, 1913, in Calhoun toRobert Lee and Mattie (Irvin) Cheely. Shewas a housewife. Bonnie was preceded indeath by her parents; husband, NormanGreen (former mayor of Panama) on March20, 1984; sisters, Pearlie Brock and MyrtleJordan; brother and sister-in-law, JamesDewey and Lucille Cheely.Survivors include her daughters and sons-in-law, Vivianand Robert Stankewitz of Panama, Verna Lee and RobertMorgan of Chino, Calif.; eight grandchildren, VickieIgnaut of Rocklin, Calif., Susan Snapp of Chino, Calif.,Randy Morgan of Delanto, Calif., Virginia Porter ofUpland, Calif., Landis and Carol Stankewitz of Panama,Tanya Summer of Greenwood, Ark, Anthony Stankewitzof Panama, Shay and Jerry Stankewitz of Poteau; 17 greatgrandchildren;sister, Ruby Baxter of Shady Point; nephews,Gary Don Baxter of Monroe, Warner Lee Baxter ofPoteau; niece, Euphia Gaye Beck of Shady Point; otherrelatives and loved ones.Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 30, atPanama Assembly of God Church with Rev. Brian Smithofficiating. Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery, Poteau.Pallbearers will be Mike Williamson, Lane Heatherington,Richard Klahn, Wiley Williamson, Steve Beck and TexWilliamson.You may leave an online message at evansandmillerfuneralhomes.com.Arrangements are under the direction of Evans andMiller Funeral Home, Poteau.


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Block Island has its own MLS (multiple listing service). There is a long-standing multiple listing agreement among all Island Brokers. They show each others' listings which makes it more convenient for the buyer. You may contact one of the agencies and they can show you any house for sale on the island. A nation wide search on the MLS used to not show anything for Block Island, however, some of the agents are beginning to use the national system for island properties.
Property Value's are among the highest in North America with the median house price at around a million dollars. In other words, you are paying for the land location, not necessarily the house.
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California Towns Offer Incentive for Attitude Adjustment
California may be the only place in America where people actually want to get pulled over by a traffic cop.
In fact, if you get a ticket in the Northern California cities of Berkeley or Palo Alto, you may find that, instead of having to shell out cash, you've actually won coffee, a sandwich or even dinner at a local restaurant.
"Hey, we want to give these tickets to people who are keeping the streets safer," Palo Alto commute coordinator Amanda Jones said. "One motorist I gave one to had pulled up to the intersection and was going to make a right, but then backed up a little to let the pedestrians cross. If you can make all the people in one city a little more courteous, that would make a difference."
Starting this month, Palo Alto traffic cops, parking enforcement officers and beat cops began carrying "Citizens Rewards" tickets alongside their summonses, and handing them out to deserving motorists, bicyclists and pedestrians who act more courteously than your average 21st-century city dweller. Only the second rewards program of its kind in the U.S., it was modeled on a similar system across the San Francisco Bay, in Berkeley, where good motorists began getting coupons for a coffee or soda at a local sandwich shop last summer.
"People don't ever get a thank you for being a good driver," Berkeley Police Department spokesman Capt. Bobby Miller said. "We don't recognize people enough for doing the right thing. This is something we thought to do to recognize those people that do obey the law and do something good, like folks being polite enough to stop for pedestrians."
Although the idea of "good" traffic tickets may seem lighthearted, the issue it addresses is a serious problem. In Palo Alto, home to Stanford University and many major high-tech firms, the population swells to double its official size of about 65,000 during weekdays. And because it's a peninsula, many of those people are forced to commute back through the city to get home.
Traffic that dense means a larger-than-average number of accidents for a city its size. From 1999 to 2000 alone, Jones said, the number of fatal or serious accidents between automobiles and bicycles, for example, jumped from nine to 14. And nearly every fatal accident, Jones said, has its roots in a seemingly minor combination of misjudgments, such as a motorcycle running a stop sign or an SUV not signaling a right turn.
"People aren't doing enough good things," Jones said. "We're all too busy with what we're doing that we see the streets as a means to an end. If there's a fender bender, people don't stay around to act as witnesses. Cars don't yield the right of way to pedestrians. Pedestrians are walking out in the road, talking on their phones, jaywalking. Bicyclists are on the sidewalk."
In Berkeley, which has similar traffic problems, police officers in the traffic division brainstormed about the city's problem intersections and found that the more they policed those areas, the lower the accident rate became. But simply handing out traffic tickets didn't seem enough. So some officers got together and donated their own money to purchase coupons to hand out as prizes.
"It went over very positively in our city," Miller said. "Of course, even I – and I've been a uniformed officer for 35 years – I would get a little concerned when you get stopped by a police officer, but the idea is not to punish anybody."
Last year, the Palo Alto traffic division and police department decided to do the Berkeley initiative one better. Along with a $79,000 state grant, the traffic safety campaign was pitched to local merchants, who donated muffins, coffee and meals as rewards. The tickets were printed to look like regular tickets ("We kind of wanted them to go, 'Uh oh, what's this?'" Jones chuckled), and 15 parking, traffic and law-enforcement officers volunteered to hand them out. Since the program was initiated this month, the officers have handed out nearly all of the 1,700 certificates, Jones said.
And though it's too early to tell whether the rewards have made Palo Alto a safer place to drive, bike or walk, Jones is convinced it's already had an impact on the city's attitude.
"I've had people call me and say, 'I did everything right all day long and nobody gave me anything,'" Jones said. "I tell them, then it's a total success. You changed your behavior because you read about this program in the paper."


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Only Lovers Left Alive Review: The Romantic Entanglement of Vampiric Hipsters
By Ben Macdonald
Directed by Jim Jarmusch
Starring Tilda Swinton, Tom Hiddleson, Anton Yelchin, Mia Wasikowska, John Hurt, Jeffery Wright
Release Date: April 25, 2014 (limited)
Only Lovers Left Alive begins with a series of rotating overhead shots cutting back and forth between its protagonists, Adam (Hiddleson) and Eve (Swinton). The characters are on opposite sides of the world (one lives in Detroit, the other in Tangier) but the shot links the two together. The significance of these shots is revealed near the end of the film, when Adam explains to Eve the phenomenon in physics known as entanglement. Entanglement, which Einstein called "spooky action at a distance", means that if an entwined particle is separated, even to opposite ends of the universe, and you spin one of them, then the other one will also immediately start spinning. This also explains the characters' names, as the biblical Eve was created from one of Adam's ribs, suggesting a similar state of entanglement. Despite their distance at the film's beginning, the two characters have been married for centuries and are said to be unable to live without each other. Eve eventually rejoins Adam in Detroit where their blood, sex and rock 'n' roll lifestyle goes uninterrupted until Eve's sister Ava shows up.
As is to be expected with a Jarmush picture, Only Lovers is not particularly story-driven and resists generic convention. Though it is a vampire movie, it's less interested in the taste of blood and more interested in cultural taste. Several centuries spent on the Earth has served to refine the aesthetic sensibilities of the main characters. The characters, and by extension the director/writer, display their musical eclecticism throughout the film. Adam and Eve sway to the rockabilly of Charlie Feathers and dance together to Denise LaSalle's 'Trapped By a Thing Called Love' and Adam is equally adept at producing experimental rock with one of his many vintage guitars as he is with a violin or lute. Shout outs to Iggy Pop and Jack White, both of whom have acted in other Jarmusch films, indicate that it's the director's taste that inform his characters. It is Jarmush's own band that contributes much of the film's original score, a moody mix of Eastern-sounding music and distorted guitar. It also bears mentioning that the cinematography, writing and performances all come together perfectly to create a hilarious, fun and impeccably cool movie.
Ultimately, Only Lovers is a film more about a pair of hipsters than of vampires. Their blood supply is accessed through doctors, seemingly less for moral reasons and more because feeding on innocent victims has become passé. Adam and Eve dress in vintage (even ancient) clothing, wear sunglasses at nighttime and indoors and listen to vinyl records. They dig the underappreciated artists instead of the bigger names: Keaton not Chaplin, Tesla not Edison, Marlowe not that "illiterate philistine" Shakespeare. Adam is so opposed to fame that he fears his reclusiveness will counter-productively lead to building a mystique making his music popular with the uncool humans he calls "zombies".
Adam and Eve may be living in a time of iPhones and Youtube, but as undying hipsters they have an appreciation for the past. Adam chooses to live in a ramshackle house in Detroit, a city living in the shadow of its former glory, as opposed to the shiny, inauthentic Los Angeles which he refers to as "zombie-central". Eve, on the other hand, has the magic touch. She can rapidly read her collection of classic literature (from Cervantes to David Foster Wallace) by passing her hand over each page and can tell the age of an object simply by touching it. Only Lovers Left Alive connects the past with the present, high art with pop art and enthusiasm with cynicism. No doubt the vast number of allusions in the film will mean different things to different viewers depending on their own cultural touchstones but it is important to note that the references never exist solely for their own sake. The details all coalesce as a bigger picture of the cycles of history, the depth and reach of culture, its preservation, its decay and its evolution.


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Decorating for the winter
We started Sunday morning out with a coffee house with Claire and Laura as the baristas
making lattes and cappucinos to order.
Francie and I baked muffins, coffee cake, scones and biscotti to go with the java and we even had a knock-off logo of a well-known corporate coffee giant, created by Jodi our designer in 2005. She and her husband Kirk keep up their website Life at the Bottom and chronicle their lives post-ice.
The artists installed their works in the windows the night before and covered them up with bedsheets and then at noon, Brien, the master of ceremonies, unveiled the windows one by one.
Brien uncovering an homage to four wheelers by Bruce the mechanic.
Pointing out some features of a South Pole history display by Andy and Terry.
It was like being at an art gallery, except for the tables and chairs. People gathered around the windows to read the information and admire the creativity.
Prison cell window by Noah.
This was my own entry, a map of the world with continents made out of scraps of fleece and mounted onto a remnant of pool table felt. I collected photos from people around station of places where they've traveled and made a sort of travel planner window to give folks ideas of where to go when we get out of here in November.
Remember the frozen Tui beer a few posts ago? Brien saved all of the bottle caps from the beer that we had to dump out and recreated the logo for Tui beer, which is a Tui bird.


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CWS-P/A Expands Internship Program
For years, CWS-P/A has offered internship opportunities to graduates/postgraduates who are interested in having practical experience in humanitarian and development work. In 2011, CWS-P/A formalized a new partnership with the Canadian Mennonite University based in Winnipeg for an international internship and student exchange program. This partnership aims to help foster the continued growth and expansion of knowledge of CMU graduates while contributing to humanitarian and development work in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The first intern will arrive in early summer 2011.
The international internship program allows graduates to practically apply their theoretical knowledge through hands on experience. Interns will have the opportunity to engage in initiatives that will add value to humanitarian and development work in Pakistan and Afghanistan. Main focus areas of their involvement will include: disaster management; water, sanitation, and the environment; health; education; livelihoods; peace and governance; and quality and accountability. Additional opportunities are available in fields of communications, security management, operations, and organizational development.
On average, internships will last for three months. During this time, interns will not only receive guidance and support from supervisors and colleagues but also have opportunities to meet communities with which CWS-P/A works. Interns will leave CWS-P/A knowing that they have made a contribution to help make a difference in the lives of marginalized people.
CMU and CWS-P/A provide the necessary support to interns so that their experience is meaningful and a practical experience matched to their academic fields. From providing detailed briefing of internships to assisting with visa processing, the interns arrive in Pakistan or Afghanistan fully prepared for their placement. Upon completion of assignment, the interns receive a performance evaluation and experience letter.
The international internship program signifies additional benefits for the humanitarian and development sectors. By providing graduates with these opportunities, a new generation of humanitarian and development workers will enter their fields with experience and knowledge necessary to continue help developing countries recover from disasters and find sustainable development. Interns may continue to work in developing countries or make their contribution from their home countries. Whether at policy, donor, management, or field level, the interns will have had the practical, international experience and exposure to help guide their decisions that may affect thousands of people.


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an in depth study of other state leadership programs and put the information
in a proposal for ADEQ's senior management.
I know the program will need several levels and will have the
Performance Track as the top tier. The
proposal will include financial and staff needs, publicity, etc. A tiered leadership program will also be a
source of P2 data. ADEQ's new director
is very interested in developing incentives for our state's P-Track members
and has also been briefed about developing a leadership program that ties in
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After Jim Squires got a bit of liquid courage into him to take the mic, we all decided to jump onto the mini stage and play some Beatles Rock Band. Best of all, we recorded it so our readers could hear how bad we sound. Yes, we all started singing at some point in order to back up poor Jimmy plus it's the Beatles - how could you not sing.
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Near Morton in Renville County, Minnesota — The American Midwest (Upper Plains)
Dakota Positions
"We had no difficulty in surrounding the camp. The pickets were only a little way from it."
No soldiers would have attempted to climb this hill during the battle. But by standing here today, you can get a sense of Dakota positions.
Wamditanka and his band were behind this hill. Meanwhile, "Red Legs took his men into the coulie (sic) east of the camp. Mankato had some of his men in the coulie and some on the prairie. Gray Bird and his men were mostly on the prairie."
"An Easy Time of It"
Dakota men could eat and rest during the battle, unlike their U.S. counterparts. "We had an easy time of it," said Wamditanka. "We could crawl through the grass and into the coulie (sic) and get water when we wanted it, and after a few hours our women crossed the river and came up near the bluff and cooked for us, and we could go back and eat and then return to the fight."
Birch Coulee Battlefield
Erected by the Minnesota Historical Society.
Marker series. This marker is included in the Minnesota Historical Society marker series.
Location. Touch for map. Marker is within Birch Coulee Battlefield/State Park. Marker is at or near this postal address: 68634 County Road 18, Morton MN 56270, United States of America.
Other nearby markers. At least 8 other markers are within walking distance of this marker. "The Fight Was On" (within shouting distance of this marker); The Prairie Factor (within shouting distance of this marker); Battle Tactics (about 400 feet away, measured in a direct line); The Battle of Birch Coulee (about 400 feet away); Battle Scars (about 500 feet away); "A Beautiful Place to Encamp" (about 700 feet away); Wrong Place, Wrong Time (about 700 feet away); Two Men, One War (about 800 feet away). Touch for a list and map of all markers in Morton.
More about this marker. captions:
• William A. Truesdell, Plat map of Birch Coulee Battlefield, 1871-72
• Frank Mayer, Sketches, 1851 Courtesy The Newberry Library
Regarding Dakota Positions. In 1862, the Minnesota Dakota, also known by the French term, "Sioux," waged war against the United States following two years of unfulfilled treaty
Also see . . .
1. Battle of Birch Coulee. Minnesota Historical Society. (Submitted on February 1, 2014.)
2. July 1, 1894: Chief Big Eagle speaks. Star Tribune article, interview with Chief Big Eagle (Wamditanka). The Fight begins. "Late in the day some of the men who had been left in the villages came over on their horses to see what the trouble was that the camp had not been taken, and they rode about the prairie for a time, but I do not think many of them got into the fight... I am sure no reinforcements came to me. I did not need any." (Submitted on February 1, 2014.)
Additional keywords. U.S.-Dakota War of 1862
Categories. • Wars, US Indian •
Credits. This page was last revised on June 16, 2016. This page originally submitted on February 1, 2014, by Keith L of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin. This page has been viewed 341 times since then and 36 times this year. Photos: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. submitted on February 1, 2014, by Keith L of Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.


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Results - One Year Post Treatment
We met with the doctor at 3pm today to go over the results of last week's two days worth of testing. After a brief exam, both Sarah and Rebekah went off to play with Mommy Debbie and Kelsey who met us at the hospital to take care of the girls while we talked with the docs.
Not being sure how to present this exactly, I will first start out by saying that there is absolutely NO signs of any cancer recurrence. It is very difficult going through this and I have to admit that this was a wonderful surprise that I was not expecting. Don't know why, maybe its because I was preparing myself for the worst, maybe its because I have been weak in faith or ??? The negativity notwithstanding, this was SPECTACULAR news and we thank you all so much for your prayers and support.
That is not the whole story, however. The side effects are beginning to show themselves. In medical speak:
MRI FACE - There has been an increase in mucoperiosteal thickening of the maxillary sinuses bilaterally and both mastoid air cells are now completely pacified with fluid...Increasing sinusitis and mastoid fluid bilaterally.
MRI BRAIN - There is progressive bilateral maxillary sinus and mastoid air cell disease.
The translation of this - the sinuses and the area surrounding them have been pretty severely and permanently damaged by the radiation and the effects are continuing to get worse.
There was discussion about her hair (or lack of hair) on the left side and lack of eyebrow and eyelashes on the left eye. Basically if it has not grown back in the first year we should expect that it will not. Rebekah is definitely going to be in need of a good hairstylist!
There was also discussion about what may (or may not?) happen to her adult teeth as she starts to loose her baby teeth. There continues to be a good chance that there will be growth problems with her adult teeth as well as her jaw and face as a whole.
The doctor was very delighted to see that the asymmetry he was expecting to see as her face grows is much less than he was expecting. She is having a harder time opening the left side of her mouth than her right, but no surgery is necessary yet.
We do realize that this might, on the surface, seem a bit depressing. But it is NOT! It is exhilarating! Our little girl is alive and it is so delightful to have both her and her sister playing together every day! Again, thank you ALL so much for your prayers and support. We could never have made it this far without you. Please do not forget to continue to lift us up as well as the other kiddos listed to the right who are continuing to face challenges and the families who are continuing to deal with the loss of their children. With the proper perspective our life is just about perfect!
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Saturday, September 14, 2013
Tacos La Floresta in Ensenada, Mexico
I was so craving
more fish tacos
that I came to this other stand just one block away at the southwest corner of Floresta and Juarez. And yes, this one was delicious too. Frankly, I couldn't tell the difference between this one and the previous one (aside from them automatically garnishing it with some
pico de gallo
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ASRock eager for more Industrial board customers
Ryan Martin / 7 years ago
ASRock has recently stepped into the Industrial motherboard market and is now making efforts to ensure it secures enough customers for its venture to be profitable. According to ASRock:
ASRock targets motherboards for use in POS (point of sale), thin clients, kiosks, panel PCs, gaming PCs, signage and devices used in surveillance, information display and retail & hospitality, the company said. ASRock has obtained ODM orders from two clients, with shipments to begin in the second quarter of 2012, and is negotiating orders with three potential clients, the company indicated. IPC motherboards have gross margins of at least 25%, higher than those for PC motherboards, ASRock noted.
ASRock is aiming to obtain orders from IPC vendors such as Advantech, Adlink Technology and ICP Electronics instead of competing with them for orders for system products, ASRock said. ASRock's ODM production of motherboards will save R&D costs and time for vendors, the company indicated. ASRock is tapping the market segment and hopes to see benefits beginning 2013.
ASRock shipped 7.8 million motherboards in 2011 and aims to ship 10 million units in 2012. Motherboards currently account for 90% of ASRock's revenues, and home-theater PCs 10%.
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Newcastle Jets
Newcastle United Jets are an Australian Soccer Team that compete in the A-League, the top level competition in Australia. Newcastle United competed in the National Soccer League, the precursor to the A-League for a couple of seasons from 2000-01 to 2003-04. They then went on to become founding members of the A-League in 2005 and changed their name to Newcastle United Jets or simply Newcastle Jets.
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The club was formed in 2000 when it joined the National Soccer League (NSL) as Newcastle United.
Newcastle United was formed in 2000 by Cypriot-Australian businessman Con Constantine from the remnants of the Newcastle Breakers club. The Breakers were dissolved when Soccer Australia revoked its NSL license at the conclusion of the 1999/2000 season. At the formation of Newcastle United the home ground was moved back to where Newcastle KB United played, now known as EnergyAustralia Stadium. The Newcastle United club were reasonably successful, competing in two of the last three Final Series snf finishing 2nd in the League behind Perth Glory in the 2001-02 season. The clubs colours were Blue and Red, the traditional colours of the region also worn by the Newcastle Knights Rugby League team.
Seasons 1 to 4
Newcastle United was renamed as Newcastle United Jets when it joined the A-League in its inaugral 2005-06 season. The club was renamed to project a new image and to prevent confusion with the English Premier League club Newcastle United F.C. The name "Jets" is a reference to RAAF Base Williamtown, located just 20 kilometres north of Newcastle. The club's logo depicts three F/A-18 Hornets, which the Royal Australian Air Force has based at Williamtown.
The Club has been relatively successful throughout the first 4 seasons of the A-League finishing 4th and 3rd
in successive seasons and eventually winning the Grand Final in 2007-08 after finishing 2nd in the regular season. However this all came crashing down in Season 4 as they followed up their Grand Final year by finishing bottom of the pile.
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The Newcastle Jets have started Season 5 of the A-League fairly successfully. In Week 1 they beat Wellington Phoenix at home 3-2 and followed this up with a hard fought 1-1 away draw with local rivals Central Coast Mariners. In Week 3 they slumped to their first defeat 2-0 away to Perth Glory but then bounced back in Week 4 with a fantastic 1-0 home win against leaders Gold Coast United.
In Round 5 they drew 1-1 away to Melbourne Victory to keep them up near the top of the table. However Round 6 saw the Jets suffer an embasrassing 3-0 home defeat against Brisbane Roar where they were outplayed and seemed to be lack inspiration. Round 7 also saw the Jets leave with no points after they lost 2-1 away to Sydney FC.


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Timothy L. Hensick was born, raised and has lived his entire life in Michigan. Mr. Hensick received his Bachelor of Science Degree in History and Political Science from Western Michigan University in 1974 and his Juris Doctor Degree from Thomas M. Cooley Law School in 1978.
Prior to attending Thomas M. Cooley Law School, Mr. Hensick was employed as a public school teacher in Stockbridge, Michigan.
Mr. Hensick is self-employed in the private practice of law, commencing in 1978. Mr. Hensick's primary practice, for many years, has been in the area of domestic relations or family law, concentrating on divorce, child support, physical and legal custody, parenting time (visitation), property issues, business division, paternity, and domestic violence.
Mr. Hensick has a lengthy public service history, having served in various associations and on numerous boards including; the Howell Public School Board (President), the Livingston County Big Brothers/Big Sisters, the Livingston-Oakland County Legal Aid Association, the Howell Chamber of Commerce, United Way, and American Red Cross. Mr. Hensick is the former host of the "Ask the Lawyer" show broadcast on Super Talk Radio1570 AM.
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BT added 104,000 retail broadband customers during the second quarter of 2014, it has been announced.
The telecoms giant accounted for 64 per cent of copper and fibre broadband additions in the UK between April and June.
BT's fibre business continued to grow strongly, with 226,000 customers taking out a super-fast package. This increased BT's fibre customer base to over 2.3 million.
Over 20 million homes and businesses now have access to BT's fibre broadband network, and more than three million in total - or 15 per cent of those passed - have signed up for next-generation services.
BT Sport also had a strong quarter, with continued growth in the residential subscriber base.
In addition, over 19,000 pubs, clubs, hotels and other commercial premises have signed up for subscription sport.
Gavin Patterson, Chief Executive of the BT Group, said the service provider has made "a good start" to the financial year.
"We have delivered growth in underlying revenue excluding transit and in profit before tax, and free cash flow was strong," he explained.
Mr Patterson said BT's fibre broadband network now covers more than 20 million premises, with 70,000 additional homes and businesses being passed every week.
"The second season of BT Sport is about to start with a great line-up of content and it will continue to be free with BT Broadband," he added.
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PLAINVILLE — More records were broken as the best state-bred Standardbreds convened one more time for the $720,000 finals of the Massachusetts Sire Stakes at Plainridge Park on Nov. Forty-six horses competed in eight $90,000 divisions and generated some impressive miles as a result.
The best performance of the day was undoubtedly put forth by Big Man Ev (Chapter Seven-Possessed By Lindy) in the three-year-old trotting colts and geldings division. After chasing fast fractions set by Muscles Jared (Muscle Massive-Tetiana) driver Steve Smith pulled the pocket at the top of the stretch and cruised right by to win by two-lengths in 1:53.3.
The time was a new lifetime mark for Big Man Ev as well as a new stake and track record, both of which were just set by him on Oct. 2.
It was the ninth win of the year for Big Man Ev ($2.60) who now has earned $142,300 in 2017. Julie Miller trains the winner who is owned by the Andy Miller Racing Stable Inc., the Lindy Racing Stable and Harvey Eisman. The Lindy Racing Stable bred Big Man Ev.
Trainer George Ducharme had his stable ready to roll and three of his students got straight-A's and large checks for their efforts in Monday's finals with driver Chris Lems in tow.
In the two-year-old trot for colts and geldings, Hashtagmadeyalook (Chapter Seven-Royalty Free) made it two wins in a row going gate to wire in 1:57 after seating Kinda Lucky Lindy (Lucky Chucky-Kinda Crazy Lindy) and keeping his closest competitor at bay the whole mile, eventually winning by two lengths.
Hashtagmadeyalook ($4) who set the stake and track record for his age, sex and gait in the last leg boosted his earnings to $77,550 today for owner and breeder Ray Campbell.
Bag O Chips (Sierra Kosmos-Heather Spur) won her fourth straight MASS outing this year, leading the entire way in the two-year-old trotting fillies division to win in 1:58.2 by a length over stablemate Ithinkthatsmine (RC Royalty-Super Starlet), who tracked her the entire mile.
Bag O Chips ($NB), who reset the stake and track record twice during the preliminary legs, now boasts $93,100 on her card this year for owner Ray Campbell. The Linwood Farm of Pennsylvania bred Bag O Chips.
And Ducharme's third victory of the day came with Onangelwings (Archangel-Anotherpennyplease) in the 3-year-old trotting fillies division. After making a break before the start, Onangelwings regained her composure and had a five-length lead by the quarter and eventually ran away with a wrapped-up fourth-length victory in 1:58.4, which was a new lifetime mark for the winner.
Onangelwings ($NB) now has four wins in five 2017 starts and has banked $90,160 as a result. George Ducharme, Al Ross and Paul Fontaine both bred and own the winner.
In the two-year-old pacing fillies division, stake and track record holder Delco Dusty (Jereme's Jet-Gypsy's Good Girl) lived up to her billing, winning easily in 1:55. After getting away third behind the heavily favored Rock Me Threetimes (Rock N Roll Heaven-Love Rocks) who led to three-quarters in 1:25.2, Delco Dusty tipped three-deep off the last turn and flew home to win by two.
It was the third win of the year for Delco Dusty ($6.00), all three of which were in MASS events. The Heidi Rohr-trained filly has now put $82,803 in the account of her owner Jesse De Long, who also bred the winner.
The two-year-old pacing colt and gelding final went to I'm A Clown (I'm Gorgeous-Lordy Miss Scarlet) who left from post eight and got parked out to the quarter in :28.2 before clearing to lead the rest of the way en route to a two-length win in 1:57.1.
Driven by Shawn Gray for trainer Kevin Switzer, I'm A Clown ($7.60) has now earned $69,837 for owner Nelson Malin, who bred the winner with KDK Standardbreds.
Lindy The Kid (Artistic Fella-Lindy's Bandita) is now a perfect four-for-four in MASS action this year after pulling at the half and destroying the field coming home, winning in a nine-length, 1:54.2 romp in the three-year-old final for pacing colts and geldings.
Bred and owned by the Lindy Farms, Lindy The Kid ($NB) has now earned $94,175 under the tutelage of trainer Frank Antonacci. Greg Merton drove the winner.
And in the three-year-old pacing fillies final, Tanzanite Love (I'm Gorgeous-Love Rocks) trailed the runaway Delaware Heat (Western Ideal-Shady Sabrina) by eight-lengths at the quarter before getting in gear past the half and opening up a four-length lead on the front end at the wire, winning in 1:55.3.
It was the second win in a row and third win of the season for Tanzanite Love ($NB) who was driven to victory by Mike Stevenson for trainer Robert Marston. The winner has now earned $77,734 for owner, the Denmar Stable of Florida. KDK Standardbreds was the breeder of Tanzanite Love.
Five stake and four track records were either tied or broken (two of them twice) during competition in the MASS this year and this is attributed to the renewed interest and investment in breeding Standardbreds in the state of Massachusetts on the success of the Race Horse Development Fund. And as a result, dignitaries from both sides of the fence are excited about where the program is headed.


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Amanda Highley works as a Project Manager at Greenstone Media, a Digital Agency located in downtown Asheville, North Carolina. Amanda was born on January 25th 1990 in Morganton, North Carolina. Raised on a farm at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Amanda grew up playing in the woods that surround her family home and adventuring down the creek with her brother, Jake. She has many fond memories of growing up in the country, hiking and camping with her family, and swimming with her grandparents in their pools.
For 6 summers in a row Amanda worked at Steele Creek Family Campground during her high school years and for part of her college career. A proud graduate of Appalachian State University, Amanda holds a BA in Art Education. A mountain girl at heart, she loves any chance to visit Boone, North Carolina. She still loves revisiting old hangouts on ASU's campus, taking hikes near Grandfather Mountain, and grabbing a warm cup of coffee and delicious cinnamon scone from her favorite Boone bakery, Stick Boy Bread Co.
Following college graduation she started working as a Kindergarten Teacher Assistant at an elementary school back in her hometown. During that time she also began taking online classes to obtain her Masters degree in Library Science. Soon afterwards she took over the position of Media Coordinator at the same school, finished her degree, and remained there for three more years.
In the fall of 2013, Amanda married Chase Highley, whom she had met a year earlier during a Kindergarten field trip while she was a TA. The Highley family owned and ran a summer camp and petting farm that many local elementary schools visited on field trips during the fall season. It was during one of these field trips that she and Chase met, and it was on that same farm that they got married a year later.
During her time as a Media Coordinator, Amanda sharpened her collaboration and communication skills, and also began to develop basic marketing and web design skills from the various responsibilities that she held. With a growing interest in web design and digital marketing Amanda began working with her husband, Chase, during the summer to help build his new business MyTownUSA.
Wanting to delve deeper into the digital marketing and web design fields, Amanda decided to make a change and take a leap of faith. In 2016 she and Chase moved to Asheville, North Carolina to grow MyTownUSA. They also formed a partnership with Greenstone Media, an agency providing web design, mobile app development, Asheville search engine optimization (SEO) and digital marketing services to Asheville and the surrounding areas.
While most people cringe at the thought of working with their spouse, Amanda has enjoyed working alongside Chase to help make their dreams a reality. As new residents of Asheville, Amanda and Chase enjoy exploring the Biltmore Estate, trying out the many different restaurants and eateries in downtown, meeting friends at local breweries, hiking around the Blue Ridge Parkway, and attending Biltmore Church in Arden, NC where they have made several wonderful friends.


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Are Young Children's Apps Babysitters for the Digital Age?
Whenever I tell parents that I am a co-founder of a startup that builds children's apps, I usually get a mix of reactions. Some thinks it's great that we make apps that their kids are enjoying, but many times I meet parents who don't allow their young kids access to Apple or Android devices. There is clearly a perception among some parents that these apps are simply "digital babysitters" that aren't good for kids. This perception is reinforced by organizations like the
American Academy of Pediatrics which has issued recommendations that kids younger than two be "screen-free", and that screen time should be limited for older kids.
As a maker of educational apps that target kids between the ages of two to five, parents' attitudes on these issues are clearly very important to us. To better understand how parents are purchasing and using theses apps, we decided to do a survey of our customer base and now we can share the findings with you!
To start with, we were very interested to find out which group of parents is most likely to purchase apps for their kids. We found that the vast majority (88%) of the purchases where made by women. Furthermore, we discovered that 63% of the purchases are by a parent aged 25 to 34, by far the largest cohort. This corresponds well to the expected age of moms with young children.
In the second part of the survey, we wanted to answer the question of "are parents buying these apps simply as digital babysitters?" To answer this, we posed a number of survey questions that approach it from different angles. First, we wanted to understand how true is the stereotype that parents are simply handing the phones to children, and are disengaged from the play experience. As it turns out, a very healthy 39% of parents play apps with their kids, another 9% of kids play with siblings, and 4% play with friends. Our data shows that 53% of the kids do play alone sometimes. While this number is clearly substantial, the percent of parents who "co-play" is not far behind.
We also asked the parents what were the reasons they downloaded the apps. Anecdotally, we knew that fun and educational value were two important criteria for purchase, but we had no idea what the relative weights were. Based on the survey result, we discovered that it's a virtual tie between these two value propositions – with educational value stated slightly more often at 49% versus 46% for "fun".
Lastly, we wanted to get a sense for when parents are letting kids play the apps. Once again, there is a common stereotype that parents are predominantly using these devices to distract kids while driving or doing chores. As it turns out, 53% of the parents let the kid play with the device whenever they ask for it – much like the way parents may let kids play with their favorite toy. This is followed by "when I need to distract him" (22%), "when I want him to learn" (18%), and "when I am driving" (17%). Based on this data, we believe that while keeping kids occupied is an important driver, learning and general play are at least equally important.
In conclusion, our survey confirms that young moms are the primary purchaser of kid's apps. It also paints a nuanced picture of how parents are using these apps with their kids. While many of the stereotypical use cases are indeed common, it's clear that co-playing and learning are just as important to parents. I believe that as app developers, our challenge is to continue to meet both sets of needs responsibly by designing engaging and educational products.
As for all the parents out there looking for great apps in the store, I recommend investigating platforms such as Famigo, Clean App Network , or YogiPlay that have aggregated a great collection of kid-oriented software. Also, there are many kids app review sites that do wonderful jobs of filtering out good vs bad kids app. Some of our favorites are Fun Educational Apps, iHeartThisApp, The iPhone Mom, Best Apps for Kids, The iMums, and Smart Apps for Kids. Finally, sites like MomsWithApps often feature apps by great kid's app developers.
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Olympic torch ride
David Beckham passes under Tower Bridge driving a speedboat named 'Max Power' which carries the Olympic Torch with its torchbearer in London, England. Athletes, heads of state and dignitaries from around the world have gathered in the Olympic Stadium for the opening ceremony of the 30th Olympiad. London plays host to the 2012 Olympic Games which will see 26 sports contested by 10,500 athletes over 17 days of competition.
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As a homeowner and small business owner in the Hollywood Hills West district, I have seen first-hand the transportation issues facing our neighborhood. We need sensible and progressive solutions to our traffic and transportation concerns that will serve all members of our community – both residents and businesses. That's why I'm running for Transportation Chair of the Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council.
The role of Neighborhood Councils is to engage with local stakeholders and advocate for their views, needs and concerns to the city government. As Transportation Chair, I promise to listen to your transportation, traffic and parking issues and work on your behalf to address them with the city of Los Angeles.
Please join me in my effort to make the Hollywood Hills West neighborhood a safer, more enjoyable place to walk, drive, park and cycle.
If you live, work or own property within the neighborhood boundaries, you are considered a stakeholder and can vote in the Hollywood Hills West neighborhood council elections. Look up your address and determine if you are a stakeholder in the Hollywood Hills West district. You may also be an eligible stakeholder if you meet other criteria – learn more >


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NIOS Exam Result 2014
NIOS popularly known as National Institute of Open Schooling or National Open School provide the opportunity to get distance education for all those who are unable to have regular classes. This is a great beginning to take India to reach a level of different way of education.
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The National Institute of Open Schooling is the largest system of Open Schooling across the world; in the period between 2004- 2009 approx 1.5 million candidates in the Class- 10th & 12th level of programmes were enrolled. The NIOS was set up the Ministry of Human Resource Development of Indian Government in 1989. The examinations of National Open School take place two times in a yr –
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The results of examinations of NIOS may be checked through SMS, E-mail and from the official website as well.
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Abdullah Majid is a native of Jamaica, Queens, New York. He has been imprisoned for more than three decades. In the 1960s, Abdul worked in the Grassroots Advisory Council – an anti-poverty program – before joining the Black Panther Party (BPP), and then became a citizen of the Republic of New Afrika. Abdul was involved in many of the BPP's community-based survival programs which included free health clinics, free breakfast for children, the fight to decentralize the NYC public schools and NYPD. For this reason, he was targeted by the FBI's Cointelpro – counterintelligence – program, charged and convicted of murder and the attempted murder of a police officer. Abdul and his co-defendant, Basheer Hameed, were forced into three separate trials. The first trial ended in a hung jury – divided along racial lines; the second trial was declared a mistrial by the judge immediately after the jury acquitted Basheer of the murder charge; both were finally convicted in a third trial. Abdul was sentenced to 33 years to Life. Basheer Hameed made his Transition in prison in 2008.
In 2015, Abdul will appear before the parole board for the first time. He and his family are asking the community to write letters of support to the parole board urging for his release. The letters should reference Abdullah earning a college degree in Business Administration while in prison, mentoring youth as they make the adjustment to the prison environment, his helping young males to cope with long sentences, conduct legal research and providing civics training. It is should also be noted that Abdul is well-known and respected for his work with the Lifer's Organization both inside and out the New York State Department of Corrections for facilitating classes, his teachings, leadership and counseling skills.
33 years is ENOUGH!!! We need your solidarity and support. Family and friends of Abdullah Majid ask that you write letters of support to the Parole Board urging his release. We also ask that call your elected representatives to demand his release. Abdullah Majid needs to be released so he can rejoin his 93-year-old mother, Mrs. LaBorde, who needs him by her side. Letters should be addressed to the NYS Board of Parole, 1220 Washington Ave, Bldg #2, Albany, NY 12226-2050, but sent first to his attorney, Moira Meltzer-Cohen at 11 Park Place, New York, NY 10007.
Abdul Majid Freedom Campaign
Moira Meltzer-Cohen, Attorney at Law
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New York, NY 10007
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Abdul Majid in his own words
The government incarcerates political leaders to silence them. Here is a biography of Abdullah Majid in his own words, written several years ago:
My name is Abdullah Majid, formerly Anthony LaBorde. I was born on June 25, 1949 in Flushing, New York. I am the father of four children, and the fourth child of five boys. My two elder brothers are deceased, as is my father. My mother lives in Jamaica, New York.
My political awareness began in earnest when I was 15 years old, around the time of the murder of El Hajj Abdul Malik Shabazz (Malcolm X). I can recall vividly in 1962–63 many of the news accounts of the struggle in Africa, particularly the Congo; the murder of Patrice Lumumba and several other patriots of the national liberation struggle in Southern Africa, and the civil rights (national liberation) struggle in amerikka by people of African descent. I realized, despite geographical differences, the stunning similarities between the oppressed as well as the oppressors both here and there.
As a result of this awareness, I began working with other brothers in Jamaica, Queens, starting with the Grass Roots Advisory Council. We attempted to get funding from the poverty programs in the community with no success. After about two years of this, we realized the limitations placed upon us struggling in this manner. By this time I became involved with the Black Panther Party and the Republic of New Africa. I found both of these organizations to be much more relevant and effective with respect to the issues affecting our people. I worked in various programs such as free breakfasts for children, free clothing, liberation schools for youth, and adult political education classes, all with positive results. The Party and the RNA were also involved in important community issues, i.e., community control of the murderous police department and community control of the schools, as well as the struggle around health care in our communities. I was also in a leadership position, which required more and more time working with new Party members. From 1968 to 1971, I was a full-time Party member.
Needless to say, I became a target of this government's "law enforcement establishment" (COINTELPRO) for my political work, along with thousands of other activists. Recently, some of the underhanded operations to disrupt, frame, and murder many of the imprisoned freedom fighters are coming to light.
In the spring of 1981, much to my surprise, I became a primary suspect in the shooting death of one cop and the wounding of another. Being familiar with how the police react to attacks on them, I decided not to wait for them to come to me. This led to a nine-month search-and-destroy campaign by the government both nationally and internationally. While being hunted by these gestapo I attempted to maintain a normal existence with aid from family and friends.
I was finally arrested in January 1982 by the Philadelphia gestapo after a physical confrontation with them during which I sustained injuries to my head. I was transported back to New York City to stand trial with Bashir Hameed (James York), who had been apprehended in Sumpter, South Carolina, for murder and attempted murder of the same two cops.
After five years and three trials, the state was finally able to engineer a trumped up conviction with flimsy and circumstantial evidence. I was sentenced to 33 and 1/3 years-to-life total on the two counts. Some five years after the murder conviction, our case was finally heard by the appellate division, second department (N.Y.), November 19, 1991. True to form of not dealing with the law where political prisoners are concerned, the court pandered to the desires of the "law enforcement" community. The court wasted no time in dispensing "justice" by issuing what has to be the fastest decision in its history (December 19, 1991). Just one month later, the court affirmed this conviction. This was no mean feat for the court, considering the fact that it has the largest caseload of any state appellate court in the nation and is backlogged by over one calendar year with cases waiting either to be heard or for rulings on cases already heard, according to court personnel. After a motion for re-argument, the appellate court remitted the case for hearing on our Batson claim (Batson vs. Kentucky), wherein we raised the issue of racial discrimination during jury selection. After a hearing, the appellate court reinstated its original decision. Our last resort in state court was denied in June 1996 by the New York court of appeals. All appeals (state and federal) have been exhausted for Bashir and me. We are exploring the possibility of a collateral attack on the sentence.
Bashir Hameed returned to Allah on August 30, 2008 at Comstock Prison as a result of medical (murder) neglect by agents of the state.
The government has been very uncooperative about turning over requested documents being sought by me under the Freedom of Information Act. During the three trials, there were deliberate acts by law enforcement agencies to hide certain evidence helpful to the defense. Attorneys are still in the process of trying to make law enforcement agencies turn over all evidence in this case. In spite of my long incarceration, prison has not broken my spirit of struggle. I have been harassed, seriously assaulted twice, denied proper medical treatment, then placed in the special housing unit (SHU) as a result of being assaulted. I have also been refused certain programs offered to the general population because of my political background, supposedly due to the "influence" I am alleged to have with other prisoners. I have been repeatedly transferred hundreds of miles around the state away from my family, friends and supporters.
However, the government has not been totally successful in its attempts to criminalize our struggle for self-determination. The masses do understand the courageous positions of those who are jailed as a result of their political acts. It will be just a matter of time before that understanding by the masses turns into action. While we have had setbacks as a result of subterfuge and subversion from both within and without, we must intensify our current efforts to mobilize the masses for survival and liberation. I believe the only real guarantee we prisoners of war and political prisoners have of staying alive and surviving these prisoner-of-war camps is by keeping our conditions and status before the public both domestically and internationally.
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- Mastering a strong swimming breathing technique that is routine and effective is important before moving on to improving stroke. Breathing needs to follow a rhythm and not leave the swimmer gasping for air.
- Swimmer must learn to exhale underwater during strokes. This way less time is spent with the head out of water trying to exhale and inhale. Exhaling underwater allows you to keep a normal breathing pattern and eliminates the need to hold your breath.
- Hold your head still between breaths. This increases coordination. You should only turn your head to the side to breathe in. At first this may seem a bit unnatural, but with practice will start to feel second nature.
- One swimming breathing technique requires the swimmer to breathe into the pocket. The pocket is the small trough created next to the swimmer's face as he strokes back. Your body and hands cut through the water similar to the bow of a boat creating a wave. As you stroke back, the water surface is actually lower next your face than the water surface. This means when you turn to inhale you do not need to lift your head as far. Swimmers can actually turn their head slightly and breathe into the pocket.
- Swimmers should not lift their heads to breathe. Lifting up the head makes the rest of the body dip down further into the water instead of staying parallel to the surface. Over rotating the head cause the same problem. Swimmers should only need to rotate their heads about 90 degrees to be out of water and take a breathe.
- Another good swimming breathing technique is to breathe bilaterally. This means a swimmer should breathe on both sides instead of favoring only one side. For the best technique, a swimmer should breathe on the right, take three strokes, and then breathe in on the left. Breathing bilaterally helps you to swim a straight line and develop an even pattern in breathing.
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text: Research to Practice | April 01, 1999Language Testing in Adolescents With Brain InjuryA Consideration of the CELF-3 Lyn S. Turkstra Author Affiliations & Notes Lyn S. Turkstra University of Arizona, Tucson, Department of Communication Sciences, Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH 44106 Corresponding author: e-mail: email@example.com Copyright © 1999 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Article Information Language Disorders / Attention, Memory & Executive Functions / Traumatic Brain Injury / Research to Practice Research to Practice | April 01, 1999 Language Testing in Adolescents With Brain InjuryA Consideration of the CELF-3 Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, April 1999, Vol. 30, 132-140. doi:10.1044/0161-1461.3002.132 History: Received August 26, 1997 , Accepted May 8, 1998 Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, April 1999, Vol. 30, 132-140. doi:10.1044/0161-1461.3002.132 History: Received August 26, 1997; Accepted May 8, 1998 Web of Science® Times Cited: 10 View Article Figures Tables PDF PDF Supplemental Data Supplements Multimedia Share Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Tools Get Citation Citation Turkstra, L. S. (1999). Language Testing in Adolescents With Brain InjuryA Consideration of the CELF-3. Lang Speech Hear Serv Sch, 30(2), 132-140. doi: 10.1044/0161-1461.3002.132. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © 2018 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association × Alerts User Alerts You are adding an alert for: Language Testing in Adolescents With Brain InjuryA Consideration of the CELF-3 You will receive an email whenever this article is corrected, updated, or cited in the literature. You can manage this and all other alerts in My Account The alert will be sent to: Confirm × Sign In or Create a free account to receive alerts. × The validity of the Clinical Evaluation of Language Fundamentals-Third Edition (CELF-3, Semel, Wiig, & Secord, 1995) for the identification and description of language disorders following traumatic brain injury (TBI) was considered in 11 adolescents with TBI. In general, the CELF-3 identified only the individuals who had previously been diagnosed as language impaired, not the individuals with verbal information processing impairments but no diagnosis of language impairment. The test did not permit the identification of strengths and weaknesses. Intercorrelations among subtest standard scores were as high in the TBI group as in the standardization sample, which is consistent with the CELF-3 being a one-factor test. Test performance may have been influenced by the interaction of the subjects' memory abilities and the subtests' memory demands, although this relationship was not statistically significant in the present data. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This work was supported in part by a small grant from the Office of the Vice President for Research at the University of Arizona to the author. The author wishes to thank Erwin B. 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I was extremely busy with my book, summer activities, and my younger son's birthday, so I did not pay any attention to my new health problems. The day after my son's birthday, about a month after the tick bite, I went to see a Western doctor.
I took antibiotics for four weeks as prescribed. The antibiotics were both a short-term friend and a long-term enemy. They not only killed the Lyme bacteria but also damaged my body and its immune system. My body was not used to the Western medicine. It felt like my whole body had been destroyed. If I did not do anything, I would probably have long-term health problems, just as many Lyme disease patients do.
When I was finishing the antibiotics and the fever was still with me, I went to see a Chinese doctor. She used herbs and acupuncture to build up my body energy to chase away the cold that penetrated from the body surface, in order to disseminate the heat that accumulated inside my body and to improve circulation. The herbs and acupuncture also worked together to minimize my restless symptoms.
I also changed my diet and exercise because of the illness. During that time, I did not have any foods such as seafood and many kinds of meat and spices that make fever and heat symptoms worse. I meditated in the hot summer to calm down my body and to prevent more heat building up in my body.
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OKOTOKS, Alta. -- Mullen Group reported record earnings for 2013, but the trucking segment suffered from inclement weather in the fourth quarter, as well as mid-week holidays in the month of December.
OKOTOKS, Alta. — Mullen Group reported record earnings for 2013, but the trucking segment suffered from inclement weather in the fourth quarter, as well as mid-week holidays in the month of December.
Mullen today reported its Q4 revenues of $367.4 million were up 6.2% compared to 2012, mostly due to the oilfield services segment. Fourth quarter revenue in the trucking/logistics segment was up 3.1% to $141.9 million. Mullen attributes the gains to the acquisition of Jay's Moving & Storage and an increase in fuel surcharge revenue.
However, those gains were muted by decreased demand for heavy-haul services related to the oil sands and mining sectors.
The fourth quarter saw Mullen post net income of $20.3 million, a 6.9% decrease from 2012, but when adjusted to eliminate the impact of unrealized foreign exchange, net income was up slightly year-over-year.
"Our operating performance in the fourth quarter was somewhat below our expectations due to a couple of factors. First, the positive trends that we saw at the start of the quarter were negatively impacted by weather related issues. Western Canada experienced some extreme snowfall and a severe cold snap in December, which adversely affected our operating entities," explained Stephen Lockwood, president and co-CEO of Mullen Group. "Second, the timing of the mid-week holidays in the month of December resulted in a substantial slow down during the last 15 days of the month. Profitability was negatively impacted to an even greater extent due to a combination of reduced productivity levels and higher operating expenses notably wages, fuel, repairs and maintenance."
For the full year 2013, Mullen Group saw its revenue increase 0.7% compared to 2012, to a record high $1.44 billion.
The Jay's acquisition added $23.7 million to Mullen's trucking/logistics revenue.
Mullen reported a profit of $143.3 million on the year, up 9.5% compared to 2012.
"I am pleased with our operating performance in 2013," said Murray Mullen, chairman and CEO. "This is all the more satisfying in light of the challenges we faced in 2013 of which there were many, including, slow economic growth, flat drilling activity year-over-year, a very competitive operating environment, adverse weather conditions and an extremely challenging December. Notwithstanding these challenges, we achieved record results, which speaks to the strength of our business model."
Mullen said 2014 looks good, though modest growth is expected.
"For 2014 I am optimistic that the market conditions will provide Mullen Group the opportunity to produce another year of record results, although the improvements will be modest due to the competitiveness of the market," Mullen said. "The outlook for GDP growth in North America is expected to be positive but at 2-3% that suggests our trucking/logistics segment will be challenged to grow. In our oilfield services segment the opportunities are brighter with overall spending by the oil and natural gas industry in western Canada projected to increase by 8-10% in 2014. This increased spend accompanied by the $100 million in new capital we will invest in our operating entities should translate into growth."


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Ok, this is the FIRST EVER post Award Show Red Carpet info on looks I have EVER received, so of course I'm going to post it even though you've probably already seen it a few times over. And if it is your first time seeing Megan Fox's Golden Globe Hair Break Down then I feel very privileged that you're reading it here!
"Hairstylist Andy Lecompte was inspired to create a classic look for Megan Fox with a glamorous vibe to complement her stunning one-strap gown.
To achieve this look, Lecompte started by applying Phyto Professional Intense Volume Mousse before blow drying. He set her hair using a 3/4-inch barrel curling iron and then pin curls. Once he released the pin curls, Lecompte brushed out her hair and gave the hair a deep side part."
Dude... I can't believe my first break down read carpet hair look is Megan Fox. My husband will be so proud! Incidentally I thought she looked very sweet and downplayed the sexy just right... up until the part where Megan tripped on stage a bit and hiked up her skirt. I mean, if anyone can pull of a slit THAT HIGH it's her.


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Should I add sleeves?
I have the back done and I am
half-way up one of the fronts . . . and I will confess to you . . . I don't really like working on it. Because of the incongruities in the yarn (which is one of the things I love in the completed project), I am finding it hard to maintain a grip in my right hand and keep a tension. But I already have a dress to wear with the finished shell.
So as I was working on it this morning and suffering in silence (well my husband doesn't really want to listen to me and there wasn't another knitter around!), I started to think about 'process' vs. 'product' knitting.
The rhythmic clicking of needles and the feel of yarn between my fingers always made me think I was a process knitter. I have worked out many problems in my life while my needles clicked away . . . (perhaps Congress should knit while they are in session) . . . or, if my pattern was hard enough to demand my full concentration, I could at least escape them for awhile!
While I sit and knit I often picture my work once it is completed. Will my husband love it? Will my son/daughter wear it? Won't it look nice on one of my friends? If it is a gift, I try and knit a little wish of love and good health in between each stitch for the recipient.
Sometimes I like a complicated pattern. The challenge of multiple colors or cables added to following a graph and keeping track everything going on in one row . . . I feel like I am putting my brain to use! But sometimes I need a 'no think' project. I need to just work stockinette or an easy pattern that I already have memorized.
I must be a process knitter.
So I will often have two projects going at the same time . . . but I always finish them. (In fact I'll stress with more than two!) My closet is not crowded with sweaters left languishing on the needles. I love that feeling when the last end is woven in and the item is done. I quickly snap a picture of it and rush to post it on Ravelry. Ah, such completion.
I must be a product knitter.
Hmm . . . I don't know. Can you be both?
What do you think? Which are you?
Until next time, keep your nose in book or your fingers in fiber.


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