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Darko Tipurić, Ph.D., University of Zagreb, Croatia (President)
Gerard P Hodgkinson, Warwick Business School, University of Warwick, UK
Duke Bristow, Ph.D., Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California, USA
Michael W. Morris, Ph.D., Columbia Business School, USA
Viktor Dörfler, Ph. D., University of Strathclyde Glasgow, UK
Veselin Drašković, Ph.D., University of Montenegro, Montenegro
Mislav Ante Omazić, Ph.D., University of Zagreb, Croatia
Marli Gonan Božac, Ph.D., Juraj Dobrila University of Pula, Croatia
Marijan Cingula, Ph.D. University of Zagreb, Croatia
Marina Dabić, Ph.D., University of Zagreb, Croatia
Danila Djokić, Ph.D., University of Primorska, Koper, Slovenia
Katarina Djulić, Ph.D., FEFA - Faculty of Economics, Finance and Administration, Serbia
Jean J. Du Plessis, Ph.D., Deakin University, Australia
Olivier Furrer, Ph.D., University of Fribourg, Switzeland
Michael Harvey, Ph.D., University of Mississippi, USA
Stevo Janošević, Ph.D., University of Kragujevac, Serbia
Dejan Kružić, Ph.D., University of Split, Croatia
Timothy Kiessling, Ph.D., Bilkent University-Faculty of Business Administration, Turkey
Mirjana Kuljak, Ph.D., University of Montenegro, Montenegro
Francisco Liñán, Ph.D., University of Seville, Spain
Miguel González-Loureiro, Ph.D., University of Vigo, Spain
Marina Lovrinčević, Ph.D., University of Split, Croatia
Marina Mešin, Ph.D., University of Zagreb, Croatia
Najla Podrug, Ph.D., University of Zagreb, Croatia
Domagoj Hruška, Ph.D., University of Zagreb, Croatia
Ivona Vrdoljak Raguž, Ph.D., University of Dubrovnik, Croatia
Glenn Richey, Ph.D., Alabama University, Alabama, USA
María Ángeles Montoro Sánchez, Ph.D., Compultense University, Madrid, Spain
Marjana Merkač Skok, Ph.D., Faculty for Commercial and Business Sciences, Celje, Slovenia
Bobek Šuklev, Ph.D., SS. Cyril and Methodius University, Macedonia
Aziz Šunje, Ph.D., University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Zoltán Baracskai, Ph.D., Vitez University of Travnik, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Milé Terziovski, Ph.D., International Graduate School of Business Division of Business, Australia
Veljko Trivun, Ph.D., University of Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Jolan Velencei, Ph.D., Keleti Faculty of Business and Management of Óbuda University, Hungary
Lilian Soares Outtes Wanderley, Ph.D., Universidade Federal de Pernambuco – UFPE, Brazil
Maria Binz-Scharf, Ph.D, City University of New York
Marina Mešin Ph.D. (President)
Maja Daraboš, Ph.D.
Božidar Jaković, Ph.D.
Fran Galetić, Ph.D.
Tanja Slišković
Katarina Dvorski
Ana Mešin
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Great workforce attracts Dexcom's global glucose monitor expansion, 500+ jobs to Phoenix
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Dexcom is building a new manufacturing facility in the greater Phoenix area where it will house its continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) business.
The 180,000-square-foot structure will be home to Dexcom's global manufacturing operations and will create more than 500 jobs over several years. Initial operations are expected to start in the second quarter of 2017, the announcement said. Check for Dexcom jobs here.
Kevin Sayer, president and CEO of Dexcom, explained that company growth and growing demand for continuous glucose monitoring tech were motivators to expand manufacturing. He also noted that an available workforce along with proximity to the San Diego headquarters and key suppliers were key factors in the location choice.
READ MORE of this story at Fierce Medical Devices by Alyssa Huntley. Photo courtesy of Dexcom.

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What quality means to us
Every detail counts when it comes to providing the highest quality care that is safe and error-free. Northwestern Memorial Hospital is recognized as a national leader in quality and patient safety for our commitment to proven, effective practices and our investment in outcomes research.
To us, quality means delivering care that is effective, safe, coordinated, timely and convenient. To find out if we are achieving quality care, we constantly measure our healthcare performance by collecting hundreds of quality measures. We make our quality performance public to let you know how we measure up to national healthcare quality comparisons.
Honors and Awards
To earn national recognition, hospitals and health systems must show ongoing evidence of clinical excellence. Northwestern Medicine meets the challenge and consistently places among the best in the nation for patient satisfaction and quality of care. When you choose Northwestern Medicine for your family's healthcare needs, you can feel confident knowing that you are receiving quality care. To learn more, please click here.
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- U.S. News & World Report America's Best Hospitals (2018–19): Ranked 13th in the nation by U.S. News & World Reportwith 11 specialties nationally ranked, and 1st in Illinois and in the Chicago Metro Region
- U.S. News & World Report America's Best Hospitals (2017–18): Ranked 13th in the nation by U.S. News & World Reportwith 11 specialties nationally ranked, and 1st in Illinois and in the Chicago Metro Region
- Truven Health Analytics (2017): Northwestern Memorial Hospital named one of the nation's 100 Top Hospitals®
- Leader in LGBT Healthcare Equality (2017): Leader in LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender) healthcare by the Human Rights Campaign Healthcare Equality Index – Sixth consecutive year
- Centers for Disease Control Champion (2016): One of eight hospitals and health systems recognized for implementing innovative ways to prevent venous thromboembolic blood clots
- Consumer Reports C-section Delivery Rates (2016): Ranked highest volume maternity hospital with lowest percentage of C-section rates for first-time mothers/low-risk births
- U.S. News & World Report America's Best Hospitals (2016–17): Ranked 8th in the nation by U.S. News & World Report with 13 specialties nationally ranked, and 1st in Illinois and in the Chicago Metro Region
- Leader in LGBT Healthcare Equality (2016): Leader in LGBT (Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender) healthcare by the Human Rights Campaign Healthcare Equality Index – Fifth consecutive year
- Top 10 Nonprofit for Executive Women (2016): Eighth consecutive year by the National Association for Female Executives
- 100 Best Companies for Working Mothers (2015): Northwestern Memorial Hospital was named on 100 Best Companies for Working Mothers–16th consecutive year on Working Mother magazine's list
- Magnet® Recognition (2015): Earned Magnet® status, the gold standard for nursing excellence and quality care from the American Nurses Credentialing Center
- Quality Oncology Practice Initiative® Certification (2015): Received a three-year certification for meeting the highest standards of quality for outpatient hematology-oncology practices
- "Top Performer" (2015): The only academic medical center in Chicago named by the Joint Commission for outstanding performance on surgical care, heart attack, pneumonia and heart failure quality measures
- Consumer Choice Award (2015): Ranked as having the best physicians, best nurses, best overall quality and best overall image/reputation as determined by a national survey of more than 290,000 healthcare consumers–17th year
- Alliance for Work-Life Progress (2015): Seal of Distinction for Leadership in Workplace Strategy–third consecutive year
- Becker's Hospital Review: "150 Great Places to Work in Healthcare"
- Chicago Scholars: "Diversity Talent Pipeline" Award
- Work-Life Seal of Designation: Second consecutive year
- National Association for Female Executives: Sixth consecutive year
- Leader in Patient Safety: Northwestern Memorial Hospital received a hospital safety score of "A" from The Leapfrog Group
- University Health System Consortium (2011): Ranked Northwestern Memorial Hospital 3rd in the University HealthSystem Consortium 2011 Quality and Accountability rankings of academic medical centers.
- Thomas Reuters 100 Top Hospitals (2011): Recognized Northwestern Memorial Hospital as one of the nation's Top Hospitals for 2011 by Thomson Reuters, an annual study that examines the overall performance of more than 3,000 hospitals nationwide.
- Mayor Daley Landscaping Award (2010): Northwestern Memorial Hospital was awarded first place for commercial landscaping by Mayor Daley's Landscape Program. Mayor Daley extends this honor to corporate institutions who commit to developing and beautifying green space in the community.
- Chicago Cares Award (2010): Northwestern Memorial Hospital received the award for being the largest corporate participant during the Chicago Cares volunteer event.
- Chicago Healthcare Executives Forum (CHEF) (2012): Northwestern Memorial Hospital received an honorable mention for community contributions by Daniel Derman, MD, and Posh Charles.
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DAPHNE, Ala. – The United States Sports Academy has announced its Athlete of the Month ballot for May and public voting is in progress. Following the selection committee's meeting, 12 candidates – six male and six female – from six countries comprise the list.
One male and one female are voted monthly winners by the public and they then become candidates for the Academy's prestigious Athlete of the Year award. Everyone is encouraged to cast a vote on the Academy's website at www.ussa.edu and have friends do the same. The full ballot is listed along with bios of what each athlete accomplished during the month. Voting will continue until 10 June 2016.
Male nominees are Canelo Alvarez, boxing, Mexico; Stephen Curry, basketball, United States; Jason Day, golf, Australia; Clayton Kershaw, baseball, United States; Alexander Rossi, auto racing, United States; and Max Scherzer, baseball, United States.
Female nominees are Bethany Hamilton, surfing, United States; Kendra Harrison, track & field, United States; Ruth Jebet, track & field, Bahrain; Ariya Jutanugarn, golf, Thailand; Caster Semenya, track & field, South Africa; and Anita Wlodarczyk, track & field, Poland.
This is the 32nd year of the Academy's Athlete of the Year program, part of the institution's annual Awards of Sport program. Each month, the public is invited to participate by nominating and voting for the male and female Athletes of the Month on the Academy's website. Monthly winners become eligible for the prestigious Athlete of the Year honor, which is selected at year end by online public balloting. Monthly and annual winners are announced on the Academy's website, social media, and in the monthly e-newsletter, The Sport Update.
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Based in Daphne, Ala., the United States Sports Academy is an independent, non-profit, accredited, special mission sports university created to serve the nation and world with programs in instruction, research, and service. The role of the Academy is to prepare men and women for careers in the profession of sports. For more information about the Academy, call (251) 626-3303 or visit www.ussa.edu.


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Radio Orphans Podcast 244
contains the following independent music for your listening pleasure:
"Joe Against The World" from Eastern Turkish.
Ska flavored power punk from Omaha, NE, USA.
"Heaven Help" by I Am Three.
From the U.K with song from their new album
"It's Never Too Late (Except When It Is)".
"All These Messes in My Head" from Metropolis America.
Indie rock from Pennsylvania, USA.
"Invincible" by Run With The Heard.
Alternative power pop out of Vancouver, CA.
"Mon Water Men" from J. Creepers.
Rock and Roll out of Pennsylvania, USA.
"Does It Really Matter" by Slow Recovery.
Alternative rock from Texas.
"Say What You Will" from Radio Orphans.
Experimental rock from your hosts in Minneapolis, MN USA.
We thank you for listening!
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The Polka-dot Batfish (Ogcocephalus radiatus) is a bottom dwelling fish, usually found partially covered in sand or mud, on the bottom substrate near coral reefs. It is native to the Atlantic coast of the United States, ranging from North Carolina all the way to the Bahamas, in waters up to 60 metres deep.
Although it may not look like much, this little arrow-shaped, strange looking individual is jam packed with interesting adaptations to life on the seabed.
Warts or not
The Polka-dot Batfish got its name from the brown rimmed spots on its body. There are also many small nodules called tubercles on the upper surface of its body, making it appear wart-ridden. In fact, this breaks up the outline of the fish, providing it with ample camouflage from both predator and prey.
When a predator approaches the Batfish, it will bury itself partially beneath the surface of the sand. This, along with its polka-dots and tubercles, saves it from being eaten!
Sneaky walker
The Polka-dot Batfish has specially modified pectoral fins under its body that allows it to walk along the seabed – and sneak up on prey from behind!
When startled, it may panic and try to swim. Because it is more equipped to walk on the seabed, the Polka-dot Batfish is a notoriously bad swimmer. Its attempt at swimming is an awkward movement that has been described as "somewhere between humorous and just plain slow" (Source). See it for yourself:
Grisly hunter
The Polka-dot Batfish has a grisly hunting tool on its head. Called an esca, it is a moveable modified dorsal fin which can wiggle and twitch. Similar to the way fishermen place bait on their fishing lines, the Batfish uses its esca to lure prey near to its mouth. Check out the Batfish's esca in action in this clip taken by Assistant Curator Jason Lim:
It is thought that the esca also secretes a chemical that aids in attracting prey. Once the unsuspecting victim is within range, the Batfish's lips will propel forward, snapping the animal up!
Gills in "armpits"
While feeding the Polka-dot Batfish, our aquarists observed that their gills are located in an unconventional position. Unlike other fish whose gills are located under the gill cover (right behind their eyes), gills of the Batfish are located where their pectoral walking fins adjoin to their body – equivalent to armpits in humans! Aquarist Ng Boon Ping has a quirky description for this, "It looks just like an airplane exhaust nozzle!" Watch the gif below and see if you agree:
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Celtic's 13-year-old forward Karamoko Dembele made his debut for England Under-15s on Saturday.
Dembele – who made headlines in October when he played for Celtic's development team – came off the bench as England beat Turkey 5-2 at St George's Park.
He recently appeared for Scotland's Under-16 side in the Victory Shield.
He is also eligible to play for Ivory Coast and will not be tied to a national team until he makes a competitive senior appearance.
After Saturday's game, Dembele posted a message on Instagram that read: "Good experience at England, glad to have won 5-2 against Turkey and have assisted one, played well."


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Northern District of California
The Northern District of California is undoubtedly one of the most exceptional districts in the nation. The District stretches from the Monterey Coast in the south to California's northern border with Oregon, and the Pacific Ocean in the west nearly to Sacramento in the east. It contains three major metropolitan areas that are very different politically, culturally and from a law enforcement perspective: San Francisco, Oakland and San Jose. Nearly 9 million people call the Northern District of California home.
In an effort to help protect these individuals, the United States Attorney's Office prosecutes violations of federal law and represents the federal government in virtually all litigation involving the United States in the District. The attorneys who work in the office prosecute criminal violations, civil lawsuits against the government, and litigate actions to collect judgments and restitution on behalf of victims and taxpayers.


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About a month ago we took some out of town family members to visit the The Wilderness Center in Wilmot Ohio.
It was our first trip to the nature center so we weren't sure what to expect and were hoping for the best. As we pulled into the parking lot, I was immediately impressed with the facility. It was a state of the art building that was extremely well kept. At that point, I knew we made a good chose and was excited to see what was in store for the day.
The day we were visiting they were hosting a special Birding for Kids program. So we quickly parked and made our way into the center.
During the first part of the program the naturalist gave a 15 minute presentation about different types of birds. She engaged the children by asking questions and had quite a few items to pass around the room.
After the presentation, the group made their way to the observation area in the center. The naturalist helped the group identify a number of different birds, some squirrels and raccoons.
Then it was time for the group to take a nature walk. Each child received a pair of binoculars and a bird bingo sheet filled with different birds actions (Preening, Singing, Flying etc). Then we all headed out to the lake.
During our walk the naturalist periodically stopped to point out different birds, their sounds and what they were doing. This provided a opportunity for children to check off items on their bingo sheets.
When we got to the lake, the naturalist gave each child corn kernels to feed to the ducks. Did you know that it is much healthier to feed them corn than bread?
Then we walked out on the dock to feed the fish.
Once the naturalist led walk was finished, we continued our hike around the lake. Experienced a beautiful view at the observation deck, met up with a group catching dragonflies at a small lake (the kids loved watching them) and then ended with a picnic lunch in a covered pavilion.
We spent about 3 hours at the center and thoroughly enjoyed our time. We'll definitely be visiting again!
We were short on time so we didn't get to check out the interactive and educational children's area. Next time it will be our first stop as my kids always enjoy learning about nature.
About The Wilderness Center
The Wilderness Center
9811 Alabama Avenue SW, Wilmot Ohio 44689 (directions)
Planning Your Trip
- Check the weather and dress accordingly. It's always helpful to dress in layers so you can add/remove items it you get too hot or cold.
- The hiking trails go through the woods, so they may be muddy in spots. Bring shoes you don't mind getting dirty. You may want to pack an extra pair for the car ride home.
- Pack some snack items like pretzels, fruit, or granola bars. Active children (and adults!) burn up energy fast. Remember to stay hydrated as well. Reusable bottles are a great option because they can be refilled at the drinking fountains in The Wilderness Center. Not to mention that they are also good for the environment.
- The center often hosts special events similar to the Birding for Children event we participated in. View The Wilderness Center Website to see what programs are available.
- Incorporate geocaching the outdoor scavenger hunt. You will need a GPS device or a GPS enabled mobile phone. Go to the Geocaching website to learn more and to identify which geocaches are hidden at The Wilderness Center (There are LOTS of options).
- Bring along a camera to capture the fun!


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December 1, 2010
Grove City drops league opener
CRESTVIEW HILLS, Ky. -- The Grove City College men's basketball team opened Presidents' Athletic Conference play Wednesday night with a 65-44 setback at Thomas More (3-2, 1-0 PAC) at the Connor Convocation Centre.
Thomas More jumped out to a 23-5 lead in the first half and led 37-17 at halftime. The Wolverines could get no closer than 17 in the second half.
Junior forward Mike Grist (Lexington, Ohio/Lexington) led the Wolverines (2-3, 0-1) with eight points and senior Luke Tomaselli (Cresson, Pa./Penn Cambria) added seven points.
Grove City shot just 29 percent (5 of 17) from the field in the first half. For the game, Grove City made 14 of 38 (37 percent) field attempts. Thomas More shot 48 percent (26 of 54) from the floor.
Colt Stafford led the Saints with 17 points and Aaron Miller tossed in 15. Miller also had a game-high seven rebounds but Grove City owned a 28-26 edge on the glass. Junior guard Cody Fleeger (Butler, Pa./Butler) led Grove City with six rebounds.
Grove City turned over the ball 18 times while Thomas More had just eight miscues.
Grove City will host Washington & Jefferson Saturday at 3 p.m. in conference action.
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Don't Give Up – Sharmita Rideau Health Minute
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East Midlands Ambulance Service (EMAS) is putting out a stark plea for revellers to be careful tonight (New Years' Eve) with the phrase 'don't start 2016 in an ambulance'.
The Trust sees more demand on crews on the traditional party night than at any other time of the year with many calls about alcohol related illness and injuries during the early hours of New Years' Day.
Last year, between 10pm and 6am, EMAS recieved a new call every 24 seconds, twice as many as an average night, however, only 52 per cent of patients required further treatment at hospital.
The Trust's associate director of operations Pete Ripley said: "Alcohol clouds people's judgment and can make them take risks that they usually wouldn't.
"This can result in an accident or injury and a 999 call for help.
"We want people to enjoy the celebrations but they must take responsibility for themselves and their friends.
"Many 999 calls can be avoided if people drink alcohol in moderation and take care. You don't want to start 2016 in an ambulance."


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Bernie Ecclestone waded into the row on gay rights in Russia by proclaiming 90% of world's population backed Vladmir Putin's clampdown on homosexuals.
F1 supremo Ecclestone said he personally supported Putin's hardline stance. Same-sex education is banned from Russian schools, under a recent law. It has been blamed for homophobic attacks in the country by campaigners.
Ahead of the Sochi Winter Olympics, Russian president Putin issued a message to the LGBT community, saying: "Please, leave the children alone." His remark was one of many to spark condemnation from influential entertainers and politicans around the world.
Speaking up for the Russian leader, Ecclestone, 83, told CNN: "He [Putin] hasn't said he doesn't agree [with homosexuality], just that he doesn't want these things publicised to an audience under the age of 18.
"I completely agree with those sentiments and if you took a world census you'd find 90% of the world agree with it as well.
"I've great admiration for him and his courage to say what he says. It may upset a few people but that's how the world is. It's how he sees the world and I think he's completely right."
Ecclestone's controversial intervention came only a day after a judge called the octogenarian businessman "not 'reliable or truthful' while finding in his favour in a civil case.
Ecclestone's defence of Putin came just as F1 gears up for the first-ever Russian Grand Prix – to be held at Sochi, where the Winter Olympics are drawing to a close.
Putin and Ecclestone's paths first crossed last year during construction of the race track at Sochi, which runs in a loop around the Olympic park.


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About Connor Edwards, LLC • Real Estate Appraisers
Connor Edwards, LLC provides dependable and accurate appraisals in 10 counties in central Maryland.
Tom G. Connor, IFA, RAA • Rose M. Edwards
As certified Maryland (MD) residential real estate appraisers, we have the education and qualifications to provide all types of real estate appraisals, including residential and income property appraisals, as well as consulting services.
Our clients include lenders, attorneys, accountants, individuals, home buyers and sellers, and others. Our appraisals are used for purchase, refinance, property settlement and divorce, PMI removal, condemnation and/or eminent domain cases, tax appeals, tax purposes, and property purchasing and selling decisions.
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To provide our clients with personalized high quality appraisals with a quick turn around time. If you're looking for local appraisers that know your area, you've come to the right place! Servicing Anne Arundel, Baltimore City, Baltimore, Carroll, Cecil, Frederick, Harford, Howard, Montgomery and Prince Georges counties.Go back
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At Connor Edwards, LLC, we offer residential real estate appraisal services that fit your every situation! Whether you are in need of a standard appraisal for the purchase, sale or transfer of property, or if your property has appreciated and now you have over 20% in equity on your property and are looking to get rid of the PMI on your property, we are happy to help you with your specific real estate needs! Our staff is dedicated to prompt and reliable service and can usually deliver completed appraisal requests within 3–5 business days. For a custom quote, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Trade City
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Bowie, Texas 76230
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Trade City
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Bowie Texas 76230
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Second Monday Trade Days Trade City in Bowie Texas is not just a flea market it's an event.
People come from surrounding states and cities to shop and experience the tradition of Bowie Trade Days Flea Market. Second Monday Trade Days is 125 years old and still going strong. Trade City is the privately owned side and provides a unique shopping experience that will be one you will never forget and make you want to come again an again. Vendors bring items to sell you may never find anywhere else. There are many items to choose from such as old to new coins, knives, antiques, collectibles, handcrafted furniture, rugs, fishing tackle, shoes, jewelry and much much more. Stop and eat with our food vendors. There are two permanent restaurants and food trailers who have roasted corn, twister potatoes, fried pies, kettle popcorn, street tacos and lots more. Eat at Blondies Restaurant in Pavillion one and enjoy her plate lunch with dessert. Trade City Bowie Trade Days is a great place to spend the day with family and a place you will never forget.
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"Lindsay Lohan is a master manipulator."
Shirley MacLaine
Shirley MacLaine, 78, is at an age where she feels free to speak her mind, and damn the consequences.
Old people just don`t give a hoot, they tell it like it is, and fart with impunity. I made up my mind decades ago, that I wasn`t going to wait until I was at death`s doorstep before adopting this liberating mindset.
As my faithful readers know, I keep it real, especially in reference to bimbo celebs. I don`t have a penchant for farting, but I rip clueless celebs with abandon.
It doesn`t matter what the circumstances were that prompted MacLaine to drop her pearl of wisdom, so I won`t bother you with the details.
You don`t have to be a psychic like MacLaine to discern that Lohan is a master of manipulation. I would advise agents, lawyers, producers and thespians to avoid her like the plague.
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Wednesday, December 25, 2013
SIKIA TOKA MISRI Muslim Brotherhood ni kundi la kigaidi
Serikali ya Misri yakipiga marufuku chama cha Muslim Brotherhood na kukitangaza kuwa kundi la kigaidi
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Thursday, December 19, 2013
Lil Wayne's "She Will" & "Love Me" Singles Both Go Double Platinum!
A day after finding out "Rich As Fuck" went Platinum, two more singles from Lil Wayne have reached double Platinum status. These two songs that have sold over 2 million copies since they were released are "She Will" featuring Drake and "Bitches Love Me" featuring Drake and Future.
Both of the tracks have been confirmed to be double Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) this month. "She Will" took 2 years and 4 months to sell over 2 million digital copies, and "Bitches Love Me" took just 11 months to sell over 2 million digital copies.
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karibuni katika safu hii
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Saturday, December 14, 2013
KK - Zara Sa
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mambo vipi wadau
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Thanks to the internet, we are seeing more people speak out about mental health in creative ways. 's artwork is another perfect example of this. Her comics illustrate what it's like to navigate life as an introvert and struggle with anxiety, which she herself started experiencing as a teenager. Some might make you giggle (see "Why I'd Rather Be a Cat"), but the illustrations are also pretty powerful.
Check out a few of the comics below and follow Wilson on .


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To earn a B.A. with a major in Communication, you must complete the core requirements and credits in one of four area concentrations. Other concentrations include Interpersonal and Organizational , Multimedia Newsgathering and Reporting , and Rhetoric and Public Advocacy .
With a concentration in Media and Culture, students will learn both the history and practices of media, meaning-making, and media industries from local to global levels. Students will develop understanding, insights, and practical skills necessary to an expanding and changing job market. This broad base integrates a variety of contexts including professional as well as advanced academic work. The minor that the students choose to pair with this concentration will be particularly important to help the student build specific skills in media analysis, media production, writing for mass media, public relations, new media, audience research, and other careers within the media industries.
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Low profile billet aluminum anodized tripod or flat surface mount for the Contour Camcorder. Includes a straight bar that mates into the Contour Trail system and fastens to a standard 1/4"-20 bolt. Additional 10-32 threaded mounting holes exist if your specific application requires multiple mounting points. Two holes on the bar's side exist for a bungee strap or the Contour tether if your application requires. Works with the ContourHD, Contour+, Contour Roam, ContourGPS and Contour 1080p cameras.
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The best way to learn more about Lane College is through a campus visit. To schedule your visit to campus, contact the Admissions Office at (731) 426-7533 or email@example.com. We encourage all interested students to schedule a visit. A typical visit to campus lasts approximately two hours. Your visit will include a tour of the campus with a current student and a discussion with the admissions department. Your visit may also include attendance at a campus event or be our guest at a meal on campus!So that we can make arrangements to ensure you have the most informative and enjoyable visit possible, please give us a one week notice before arriving. And, the best times to have a productive visit will be between Monday and Friday, during the hours of 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.


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CFIA Updates
The following have been provided by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
Methods and Procedures for Testing Seed
- CFIA_ACIA-11330095-v1-M&P_2018 interim Edition_English
- Amendment Form for the Canadian Methods and Procedures for Testing Seed
- Proposals for 2020 M&P
- CFIA_ACIA-9425338-v2 Memo to industry partial ergot
Seeds Regulations
Weed Seeds
- Weed Seeds Order 2016
- Minimum List Part I Weed Seeds Order(2016)
- Other Weeds Minimum List-Part III
- CFIA_ACIA - 8725555- v1 - 2016 The Minimum List for Seed Identificationby Canadian Accredited Seed Analysts and Laboratories has been updated to correlate with the Weed Seed Order, 2016. Please see the following changes that were made: (Excel format)
- Amaranthusspp. exceptA. tuberculatus(Pigweed) - clarified thatAmaranthusspp. except A. tuberculatus are classified as an other weed andA. tuberculatusis classified as a Class 2, Primary noxious weed
- Berteroa incana (Hoary alyssum) - reclassified from Part III of the Minimum List to Part I (Class 2)
- Bromus japonicus (Japanese brome) - reclassified from Part III of the Minimum List to Part I (Class 3)
- Bromus secalinus(Cheat) - reclassified from Part III of the Minimum List to Part I (Class 3)
- Bromus tectorum(Downy brome) - reclassified from Part III of the Minimum List to Part I (Class 3)
- Camelinaspp. (False flax) - reclassified from Part I of the Minimum List to Part III
- Cichorium intybus(Chicory) - reclassified from Part I of the Minimum List to Part III
- Galium mollugo(False baby's breath) - reclassified from Part III of the Minimum List to Part I (Class 3)
- WSO and Idseed Presentation
- Accredited Seed Testing Laboratory Proficiency Monitoring Program effective July 1/2017
- CFIA_ACIA-3790100-v6-CFIA-PT_Advisory_Committee_Terms_of_Reference
- CFIA_ACIA-2518950-v2-PT_panel_Plan_Design
- Seed Laboratory Accreditation and Audit Protocol (SLAAP version 6.0) effective July 1/2017
- Candidate Guide Seed_Analyst Accreditation
- CSAAC Annual Meeting Riffle divider Excel worksheet.
- CSAAC Annual Meeting Riffle divider worksheet
- Annual Workshop riffle gamet verification validation
- Setaria Comparison
- CFIA Lolium Evaluation
- Quality Control for Reference Materials
- Proficiency Monitoring Sample Preparation
- Further Adventures in Seed Identification-The Clovers
- Reports and Technical Summaries for Lentil Germination Studies 2012 and 2013.
- Order form for seed reference collections
Other documents
- REGAL Program
- Request for Seed Identification
SSTS provides free seed identification services to external clients such as seed testing laboratories, graders of seed establishment, growers, land owners, other governmental departments and general public. The free identification service is aimed to reduce the risk of the introduction of noxious weeds and invasive plants.
Although anyone can submit a seed identification request, SSTS will prioritize the requests from accredited/authorized laboratories in Canada. The identification service to these laboratories will be based on the principle of "first come, first serve". In addition, the identification and verification of regulated species detected from testing samples in the Weed Seeds Order, Pests Regulated by Canada, and regulated species for export markets will be treated as the highest priority, i.e., "Rush" samples. Submissions labelled as priority or "Rush" by the submitter will not be considered above these.
When you request a seed ID, please complete the Request for Seed Identification form which is located on the CSAAC website:, or as attached form. Any requesting of returning of specimen shall provide mailing account in the form for covering the mailing cost.
Please note, a fee has been and will continue to be charged for verification of herbarium or specimens which will be used for research studies. The verification charge is based on the fee schedule that is posted on CFIA's external website, please refer to the link under "seed tests" in Table 1:A standard time is assigned for each type of species; e.g. providing the lowest charge for species that are under regulation such as the Weed Seeds Order. The charges for each species of a submitted specimen, not each seed, are as follows:
- Species in Weed Seeds Order (WSO) Class 1 to 3: $1.00 per specimen
- Species in the Minimum List of Species for Seed Identification by Canadian Accredited Seed Analysts and Laboratories (WSO Class 4-5, Part II and Part III): $3.75 per specimen
- All other species: $7.50 per specimen
Small charges (e.g less than $20) may be accumulated for invoicing. Invoices will be issued at least on an annual basis.
Seed identification and verification results will be emailed to the submitters and a new format of the ID report will be used starting in April 2017.
- Request for Seed Identification (PDF)
- Request for Seed Identification (XLS)
- Sample Identification Report
- CFIA Seeds Website
- CFIA Weed ID Fact Sheets


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WELCOME TO THE WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 in St. Peter – Ording!
The Yachtclub Sankt Peter-Ording (YCSPO) is proud to be the host of the World Championship in landsailing in 2018. After two years of interruption we will celebrate the reunion of all classes in the spirit of Fisly's 'landsailing family' in Sankt Peter-Ording, the heart of landsailing in Germany. We hope you'll enjoy the spectacular beach, the fascinating landscape, in fact, the most adventurous beach in Europe.
In the next couple of months you'll find on this website all information about the event: application, schedule, social events and accommodation (It's holiday season in Germany. There will be thousands of spectators and of course it will be hard to find a place to stay. Sankt Peter-Ording is getting more and more a hotspot. Be the first!).
During the event this page will be updated on a daily basis with all of the important news: briefing times, protests and results – and, of course, pictures and films. In addition to this site we launched the group 'World Championship 2018 St. Peter-Ording' on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/281978392297093). Feel free to join it! On this site you can communicate easily with YCSPO and all of the pilots. It will be the main communcation platform during the event. If anyone needs help, send a post! If you are looking for someone to share a flat with, send a post! If you want to hook up with someone in secret, don't do it on facebook J
For the first time in history the YCSPO will be part of one of the biggest boat exhibitions in Germany. Far away from Sankt Peter-Ording, where else than in the capital of Germany – in Berlin. On the 'Boot & Fun' we represented our fantastic sport and did some advertising for the world championship. Gladfully the frog-sail-bus (better known as the partybus) joined us. We presented a couple of landyachts (Mini, Class 5 and Class 3), showed lots of films and – of cours – had some drinks with people who are fascinated by the fastest sport under sails.
By the way the 'Boot & Fun' is one of our sponsors of the world championship and will help us with two giant filmprojects. We are glad to announce that Stephan Boden and Jochen Luec, two well known filmmakers focussed on sailing, will be on board.
One plea: The world championship will be a big challenge. We expect between 150 and 200 pilots. We want to sail on three courses. Therefore we need a lot of help. There are already many people from Germany who are motivated to help at this big event. But we also need experienced help from abroad. Whoever wants to be part of this great event, please register – for a day or even better for the week. We need help on the beach but also in the partytent ( Sailors' Lounge). After sailing we are thirsty. The air is salty in St. Peter-Ording.
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We are experienced in conducting every aspect of food sales and delivery from the packer at the farm to the customer's warehouse, in countries around the world as well as within North America.
Our team is experienced in such things as sales and marketing, domestic and international transportation (both sea and air), international documentation and finance, and managing exchange of currencies.
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Arthur Beale
There are some odd shops in London, but few beat the surprise factor of finding a yacht chandler in Shaftesbury Avenue. Arthur Beale is a retail survivor, hanging on long after many of the other chandlers went bust. It may look old-fashioned – and it stubbornly holds out against this new-fangled internet thing – but the stock is as useful now as it ever was for sailors. On the ground floor you'll find everything from reels of rope, ship's bells, barometers and brass navigation lights to basic boating hardware such as cleats, fairleads and lacing hooks. On the first floor you'll find books, boots and lifejackets.
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Arthur Beale's chandlery is a doorway to an astonishing past - Shackleton ordered his ice-axes and ropes from within these very doors. An excellent product catalogue for 21st century sailors and outdoor folk alike, and some exceptional evening events hosting some very special people.
Apart from the wonderful array of stock that sucks in all yachties, yachters and boaters they have something for everyone in here. Landlubbers will browse for ages as there's plenty of crossover trinkets for the Wendy and Trevor house. They're not up themselves; it's a delight to be served as they know what they're talking about. Best of all are the events of an evening. Brilliant talks on topics like the lost rivers of london, how to sail a gaff rigger and antique sea charts are dotted either side of film showings of The Riddle Of The Sands and The Cruel Sea. Arrive for the film in a duffle coat and you might get in free, be offered hock and sea dogs' biscuits. No duffle and it's £5 to get in or purchase goods over £15 and in you go. Pub before and after and maybe an Indian, too. It's right good, friendly and a touchingly quaint gas. You learn, you meet, you eat and drink - you leave with a warm feeling.
Arthur Beale's is a unique and wonderful breath of fresh air in a globalised world. Under new and much improved management, the place is a national treasure.
great for 'must have' hiking safety item: bo'sun's whistle, and for strongest ropes and endless browsing.
What became of Mr. Coleman - is he happily retired near a coast and boating?
So what do you need? Stop here first as the selection is huge! My experience with the staff was completely different from AS, wonder where the personality problem lies. Just sayin'.
What an amazing shop. A historical landmark with really knowledgeable staff. A landmark of London and not to be missed.
One of a kind, in London as well as this neighbourhood. Great shop with loads of useful kit, plus new found treasures.
I have been buying yacht chandlery and other stuff here for over 30 years. It is a fantastic shop and a boon to sailors to have a shop in Central London. It also serves a variety of different non sailing folk with ropes and fittings, screws, nut and bolts and really great quality clothing. It also has great social evenings of a nautical flavour.
Terrific emporium; highly knowledgeable staff. Lots and lots of top quality goods in a mildly quaint but efficient shop. Always stop to gaze at the window.
Great shop and the staff really know their subject and are passionate about it, a great place to buy anything nautical, a traditional chandler and probably the last one in central London.
Its new owners have revamped the store, and the result is amazing
One of my favourite finds in London. Great knowledge, helpful and friendly and I can buy great gifts for those not of a nautical nature too.
A great nautical find but also fantastic for gifts for all
unique ! its been my favorite spot in London since I first arrived in 1976 !!!
Arthur Beale is knowledgeable and eclectic. Just what you need and some things you never knew you needed. Like walking back in time and walking forward toward a dream...
Great little shop full of.....stuff!!! Ideal for that "need in a hurry" tool or piece of theatrical ironmongery!
A remarkable place - a treat for sailors and landlubbers alike
wonderful place! great shop
Just the most fantastic, quirky, proper shop - staff who know their subject, high quality items, great range and affordable prices - it both surprises and delights from the seasoned sailor to the casual shopper. And, its over 400 years old! How good is that!! A perfect 'shed'.
Not just for sailing enthusiasts (though perfect for them) Arthur Beale is up-to-date yet delightfully old-fashioned in quite the best sense. The shop is crammed with interesting things, from vital bits of hardware to books and high-quality clothing in which to defy the elements. Everything they stock is practical or beautiful or both! And the staff are helpful and knowledgable. It's a gem and a lovely link to an older London.
A credit to London.From quintessential sailing and outdoors to ...'modernising your bathroom'! (Arthur Beale made a bespoke clothes-drying line for mine). And heaven if you're looking for quirky gifts you're unlikely to find easily ANYWHERE else (or even to imagine existed). Staff are a treat, too. If they're not too busy, see if you can persuade them to give you "the grand tour".
This is one of London's best kept secrets. The passion and determination shown by the owners and staff is admirable.
It's not just for sailing gear but also great selection of rugged outdoor kit.
The best chandler in the whole UK let alone London. They also have a fantastic history associated with them.
This special chandlers is a unique experience as it's the only traditional remaining one in London. It stays just the same and they engage you with professional unassuming expert knowledge, service with a smile and many much more; read on.
Arthur Beale's 'Events' are a delightful boon to boot: Quaint, quirky and fascinating they unfold now and then and the icing on the cake is the potential for the chance meeting new people in the pub afterwards.
Friendly camaraderie, the hallmark of lovers of the sea and all the other watery bits, is what it's all about So, ready about? Lee ho and even if you're not really in to boat bollocks just get down there and check out all that intoxicating nautical tackle for a start.
I've started so I'll stop.
One of the staff there was so rude and unhelpful! I went somewhere else to buy what I needed. NOT recommended.
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Men's Engagement Program Nomination Form
Please nominate at least one individual and up to five. All you need to do is submit a student's name and email, and indicate whether you'd like the nomination(s) to be anonymous or not. In the event that you would like to nominate more than five, please reopen the link and submit another set of nomination information.
We will reach out to the individuals nominated, shortly after we receive nominations. We are currently recruiting for the Spring 2018 cohort that will meet starting in March.


text: I am not sure how long looking like a harsh and angry woman on a bus has been considered cool, but it is certainly a widespared behavior today. There are creepy guys out there who this kind of behavior would away, but there are not that many of them. I would venture to guess that the vast majority of people on a bus, especially Bus 30, are not looking for any trouble, so this kind of cold energy is unecessary. It's easy to say that the reason people look and act like they are so unapproachable is because they are shy or insecure about their communication skills with strangers, but I would still love to get into their minds to find out what possesses them to separate themselves from the world that way. Buti, I know that I am not going to get a true answer. Instead, they are going to feed me with some kind of innocent bs, such as "my eyes are very sensitive to light." My recent guilty pleasure is to watch how people, who wear sunglasses in relatively dark place, struggle when texting, as they can barely see what they are typing on their phones.


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Earlier in the month, all-time WSOP bracelet leader Phil Hellmuth was going for bracelet #12 in the 2-7 Draw Lowball Championship. Unfortunately for Hellmuth, he narrowly missed out on a chance to extend his lead after John Juanda trounced him heads-up. However, the poker gods gave Hellmuth yet another shot at glory on the final table of the Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship.
The star-studded final table featured the Poker Brat, John Racener, Ted Forrest, David Benyamine and Ali Eslami. But Hellmuth was able to work his way through this stellar lineup, and into a heads-up match with Eric Rodawig. Interestingly enough though, it was the unheralded Rodawig who walked away with the bracelet when everything was over with.
The big story here is obviously the fact that Hellmuth finished runner-up for the second time in this WSOP. And for a guy who's on a four-year bracelet drought, this isn't good news. On the other hand, it's not like he had a chip advantage going into the heads-up match since Rodawig led nearly 3-1. Plus the Poker Brat is leading the WSOP Player of the Year standings, which is encouraging.
Before we make this whole post about Hellmuth, the bracelet win is huge for Eric Rodawig, who has just three live tournament cashes in his career. Before winning the Seven Card Stud Hi-Lo Championship, Rodawig didn't really have any significant tournaments titles. With the big cash here, Rodawig now has $485k in career winnings.
Here is a look at the final table results from the Seven Cards Stud Hi-Lo Championship:
1. Eric Rodawig – $442,183
2. Phil Hellmuth – $273,233
3. John Racener – $171,122
4. Ted Forrest – $123,904
5. David Benyamine – $96,836
6. Mikhail Savinov – $77,222
7. Joe Tehan – $62,710
8. Ali Eslami – $51,750
9. Antony Lellouche – $43,317


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6:00 PM Worship/Com. Grps; Wednesday Night Supper and Programs 5:30 PM
One of our newest ministries, Community Groups, is still a work in progress. A number of small groups meet in the homes of members of the church each week for fellowship, study, discipleship, growth, and service. The groups find practical ministry opportunities and mobilize to meet needs and spread the love and message of Christ. The groups provide a perfect opportunity for members to get to know one another better. If you are interested in being part of one of our community groups, contact the church office today.


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Professor Alicia Alvarez is a clinical professor of law and director of the Community and Economic Development Clinic, where she specializes in issues affecting nonprofit and community-based organizations and social enterprises. Her area of interest is economic justice. She also has taught in the Michigan Clinical Law Program, where she focused on employment law. Prior to teaching at the Law School, Professor Alvarez founded and directed the Community Development Clinic at DePaul University College of Law. She also taught in the Asylum and Immigration Clinic and the Civil Litigation Clinic. Professor Alvarez has been a visiting professor at the University of Valencia and at Boston College Law School and was a Fulbright Scholar at the University of El Salvador. She has consulted with clinics throughout Latin America. In 2016, Professor Alvarez was elected to serve a three-year term on the executive committee of the Association of American Law Schools (AALS). From 2012 to 2014, she served on the executive committee of the AALS's Section on Clinical Legal Education. She served on the AALS Membership Review Committee from 2012 through 2014 and chaired the committee in 2013 and 2014. Professor Alvarez is the co-author (with Paul R. Tremblay) of
Introduction to Transactional Lawyering Practice (West, 2013). Before teaching she was a staff attorney at Business and Professional People for the Public Interest and the Legal Assistance Foundation of Chicago. Professor Alvarez received her BA,
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Target makes a splash with pop-up in Grand Central Station
BY Staff Writer
New York — Target is celebrating the launch of Sonia Kashuk's new line bath and body products collection with a larger-than-life art installation and pop-up store in New York City's Grand Central Station. The centerpiece of the space is a gleaming white bathtub on a platform that is raised some eight feet off the floor. A live model sits in the tub, which is surrounded by bubble-like balloons.
The new line, which includes shower gels, body lotions, loofas and shower caps, is on display in the pop-up and available for sale.
In tandem with the launch, the brand is running an Instagram contest: Four winners who tag #skbody will be entered to win "a full scent family of products."
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|This is what the leaf of a paw paw looks like.
Our natural paw paw patch is along our creek bed and is very wet most of the time. They spread through their root system and take over very easily. The tricky part of raising paw paws is that the animals love them just as much as people. When ripe, they fall from the trees, this is what the animals count on. We go out and shake the tree, when fruit falls it is almost ripe. The skin will be soft and turn a darker color as it ripens.
The taste is similar to a banana or a mango. Most either love it or could leave it. There are many recipes out there that are good and most say the less you heat or cook a paw paw the better. This is a delicate fruit that needs to be used within a short window or you will not like the results.
The Reese grandkids call Matt's Dad "PaPa" and he takes great joy in harvesting the native crop with his grandchildren and even daughter-in-laws like me. We think the name PaPa's Paw Paws is here to stay.
|This is what the fruit looks like on the tree.
|You can see the typical size of the fruit when harvested.
|We have trees of all sizes but this is
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Tips For Cheaper Flights
Tips For Cheaper Flights
Everyone wants to get a fair price on tickets, but with all the rumors out there, it can be a little confusing to know the right ways to do it. Here are some helpful tips:
Sometimes the internet is cheaper, sometimes the phone operators are cheaper, and sometimes travel agents are cheaper. Check out all three to make sure you get the best deal.
Choose the same airline for all legs of your itinerary whenever possible so you can take advantage of all connecting and round-trip airfares.
Round-trip airfare is always cheaper than one-way air fare.
Try to fly on the least popular days: Tuesday, Wednesday or Saturday.
Remember that Saturday night stays are usually required for most bargain airfares.
Try to select the least popular flight times: mid-morning or late evening.
Check with discount airlines for cheaper fares.
Try to book as far in advance as possible. Generally try to purchase your tickets at least 21 days in advance of departure. Many airlines also have specials requiring three-, seven- or 14-day advance purchase.
In general, the cheapest airfares are available in the spring and summer.
If you travel around the holidays, book your departure and return flights a day or more before and after peak travel dates. If you're flexible, you might benefit by waiting until the last minute to book your flight because major carriers often run special sales. These sales, however, often have a long list of rules, restrictions and blackout dates.
Consider booking tickets that come with restrictions because they also come with a cheaper price tag.
Consider using alternate airports near your desired airport. The extra drive can save you hundreds of dollars.
Be as flexible as possible with your dates.
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The ISC International Journal of Information Security (ISeCure) is an international, open access, peer reviewed, scholarly publication aiming to on various aspects of information security research and development, and publishes both theoretical and applied research and to present them to researchers, academics, engineers, students, industrialists to address the growing need for professionals who can apply best management practices drawn from various inter-disciplinary fields.
ISeCure focuses on various aspects of information security research and development and publishes both theoretical and applied research. Experienced researchers in any of the aforementioned topics are solicited to contribute to the journal by submitting their original papers. Previously published papers in conference proceedings, digests, pre-prints, or records are also eligible for consideration provided that the papers have undergone substantial revision and the authors inform the editor-in-chief at the time of submission. The journal accepts manuscripts in a variety of information-security related topics, including:


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Czech Petr Vakoc will start today's Tour of Britain stage 3 from Cockermouth to Kelso in the yellow jersey with an 11-second advantage.
Vakoc produced a fine solo performance to clinch victory in stage 2 in Colne on Monday.
He seized the yellow jersey after racing the last 20km of the stage on his own after the rest of the initial eight-man breakaway was swallowed up by the chasing pack.
The Etixx Quick Step rider finished seven seconds clear of Spain's Juan Jose Lobato (Movistar) with Edvald Boasson Hagen (MTN-Qhubeka) in third.
Owain Doull of Team Wiggins was the best-placed British rider, finishing in sixth position to maintain his own fine start in his home event.
Vakoc will start today's stage from Cockermouth to Kelso in the yellow jersey with an 11-second advantage over Lobato with Doull in seventh just ahead of fellow Britons Graham Briggs and Peter Kennaugh.


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Friday, 7 January 2011
The crop calendar covers 43 African countries and contains information on more than 130 crops, located in 283 agro-ecological zones
The Crop Calendar provides information about sowing and planting seasons and agronomic practices of the crops grown by farmers in a particular agro-ecological zone.
It is a tool developed to assist farmers, extension workers, civil society and the private sector to be able to access and make available quality seeds of specific crop varieties for a particular agro-ecological zone at the appropriate sowing/planting season. It can be used by development-aid workers in the planning and implementation of seed relief and rehabilitation activities following natural or human-led disasters. Furthermore, the Crop Calendar can serve as a quick reference tool in selecting crop varieties to adapt to changing weather patterns accelerated by climate change.
The Crop Calendar database is being maintained at a regional level and is based on inputs from member countries. The Crop Calendar database currently covers 43 African countries and contains information on more than 130 crops, located in 283 agro-ecological zones.
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More Nasty Travel Conditions Predicted
Forecasters are warning travel conditions could get very nasty Wednesday afternoon through Thursday. The National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for most of southeastern and east-central Minnesota because strong winds are forecast to develop and cause considerable blowing and drifting snow in open areas. A blizzard warning has been posted for a big area of south-central and central Minnesota, where white-out conditions could occur. Albert Lea and Owatonna are included in the blizzard warning. A wind chill advisory has also been posted through Wednesday morning because the "feels like" readings could reach 35 below zero.


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Haven't been to one of Shannon and The Clams' Sleeptalk shows, yet? Here's what you've missed so far.
#1—February 21: "Sockhop!" with Shannon and The Clams with Cool Ghouls
Shannon and the Clams started a show series in February, in which they play with a few of their friends in Oakland and there's always a theme, allowing attendees to dress accordingly. The first show was the Oakland Sock Hop, where Cool Ghouls and Fried Hell joined them. It also sold out online immediately, so we took our chances at the door and were miraculously let in right before the Clams took the stage, decorated to theme with white poodle cut-outs and polka dots.
#2—April 24: "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" Starring The Clams
The second installment was just as big as the first, but this time the theme was "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" and with guests, Massenger and Meat Market. The Starline was decorated with posters that said things like 'Will 4 Prom Queen' and 'Clam High Water Polo,' making it feel as though you were in the high school gymnasium of any throwback 80s or 90s movie, but with a Clams twist. If you wanted to win the most popular kid in school contest, you needed to collect as many tickets as possible by either convincing others to help get you to the top or winning a series of challenges hosted by members of the band and their friends (see image of the gym class push up contest).
#3—June 3: "Oakland Tropical Vacation" with La Luz
Although, SATC weren't part of this bill, the surf rock-noir quartet La Luz (and Hardly Art label-mates) stepped in for the night with Will Sprott and Dead Seagulls, on what turned out to be an absurdly packed show in Downtown Oakland. Looking into the crowd, there was a ton of Hawaiian print and people dressed up as tropical fruits and sea creatures (shout out to the human dressed up as an anglerfish). There was a competitive limbo contest where the winner was treated to a free drink from Shannon. The perks of these shows are endless. As La Luz took the stage, the energy in the room burst and the crowd went nuts, especially when the band dived into "Hey Papi," a swirling surf adventure from start to finish.
Stay tuned for details on the next Sleeptalk show. They're not to be missed.
Catch The Clams at Burger Boogaloo next weekend, June 24-25, with The Trashwomen, The Mummies, and so much more!
Catch La Luz again soon at Brick and Mortar on June 29 with Babewatch!
All images copyright © Julie Juarez


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First World War is a website that provides a thorough history of World War I. This site provides a nice collection of useful resources including a detailed timeline, an encyclopedia, and articles on details that are widely known (Zimmerman Telegram) as well as more obscure people and events. You can also find a large selection of propaganda posters, maps, and vintage videos, audio and photographs from the war.
Wake Up America
Learn NC World War I Propaganda Posters is produced by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and it provides 23 high quality images and informational captions that provide a unique glimpse into WWI.
Authentic History
Authentic History is a great history site that tells the story of World War I in four different categories. The Great War Overview, the Home Front, Woodrow Wilson, and the Bolshevik Revolution. Each section contains a wealth of information including examples of propaganda.
All World Wars
All World Wars has a nice selection of propaganda that are displayed with large high quality images. There currently are 56 images of posters from many of the different Allied nations.
WSU Propaganda Collection
Washington State University has one of the largest collections of propaganda posters with over 500 digital images from 1914 to 1945. The posters and pamphlets come from nations on both sides of the conflict. Each image is accompanied by detailed explanations and can be downloaded or printed.
Documenting the American South
Documenting the American South is another great source from the University of North Carolina. This collection has over 100 propaganda images categorized by type which includes finance, military, and industry.
German Propaganda
Calvin College has a massive collection of German propaganda from pre-1933 up to 1945. This collection includes pamphlets, speeches, essays, art, cartoons and posters. Plan on spending a great deal of time here because there is so much to see and read.
Check out this collection of historic World War II posters from the Cincinnati Digital Library. This collection of over 85 World War II propaganda posters are from both the U.S. and other nations. Since they are digital they can be downloaded and printed for use in the classroom. History teachers should race on over to this site ASAP.
Psywar is a website with a amazing collection of propaganda leaflets that were dropped by the participants of both WWI and WWII. The site is searchable by name, type of message, and even by nation. This is another website with an overwhelming amount of propaganda related materials.
World War II Posters
Northwestern University has a collection of over 350 digital images of various propaganda from WWII. The resources can be searched by topic or by scrolling down the page to see the various posters. Each selection is accompanied by information including the government agency responsible for the publication and the year.
Vintage Ad Browser
The Vintage Ad Browser is a website that features a huge collection of over 100,000 old posters and advertisements from as far back as the 1700's. The website has a large selection of propaganda posters from the 1800's up to the 2000's but note that most of the posters after the 1940's are from Communist China.
World War II Museum
The World War II Museum has a great section dedicated to the various types of propaganda. The real advantage to this site is their built in educational resources. From the home front to the soldiers overseas, this site has posters and lesson ideas to accompany the various topics.
This Flickr account (Heavyovmetal) has 128 great images of World War II propaganda. This page lacks the important information that accompany the images in the other websites listed but if you want a quick and simple way to see the various posters, then this is the place to go.
The Digital Comics Museum is a collection of comics from the "Golden Age of Comics" (1930's-1950's) that are now "public domain and have been put up on the net. Finally, the Digital Comic Museum has educational value because it provides a snapshot into American culture of the time. These comics were published during World War II as well as the earliest days of the Cold War so there is plenty of propaganda to be found for the social studies teachers out there.
Another website that specializes in propaganda comic books can be found at this page from Retronaut which has a nice selection of propaganda related comic books form the WWII era. This site only displays Comic Book propaganda so it give you much quicker access than the Digital Comic Museum which does require a certain amount of searching.
Propaganda Videos
Below you will find two YouTube channels with various types of propaganda videos in their collections.
Human History Archive
This You Tube Channel has an nice collection of videos, many which are propaganda related.
Periscope Films
This channel has a massive collection of vintage films, many of which are propaganda films.


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Welsh veterans will celebrate 20 years of King Tut's
Manic Street Preachers have announced that they will play at Glasgow's King Tut's Wah Wah Hut on February 18, as part of the venue's 20th anniversary celebrations.
The venue has hosted many bands during the early days of their careers. It was there that Alan McGee saw Oasis for the first time in May 1993 and made the decision there and then to sign them to his Creation Records label.
There will be a number of other major artists toasting King Tut's with performances over the coming weeks.
Enter Shikari will play on February 8 and Scottish crossover hero Paolo Nutini on February 17. His show sold out in minutes and already tickets are trading for several hundred pounds on eBay.
Tickets for the 300-capacity Manic Street Preachers' show will go on sale on Wednesday (January 27) at 9am (GMT).
To check the availability of Manic Street Preachers tickets and get all the latest listings, go to NME.COM/TICKETS now, or call 0871 230 1094.


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This reading continues on from here.
The tenth essay in Ride The Tiger is called 'Invulnerability – Apollo and Dionysus'. Here Evola further describes his conception of an aristocrat of the soul as someone who feels very deeply and who is very moved by things. The modern man (the man of clay, essentially), only feels very shallow emotions, and quickly moves from one such shallow impression to the next.
In this essay, Evola touches on the truly aristocratic topic of deliberately exposing oneself to great trials and tribulations, for the sake of learning one's true nature. Alchemists will recognise this mentality as the one necessary to burn away everything but the gold so as to learn to distinguish Spirit from Nature. The purifying fire is that which burns away body and mind and leaves one with one's true nature – it is necessary because it burns away everything shallow, leaving only actions which arise from the depths.
A person who has done this may find themselves gifted with a "transcendent confidence" that is characteristic of the aristocrat of the soul. This is important because in purifying oneself down to the gold one also strips away all of the conditioned belief in life's meaning. To proceed past this stage, the alchemist must find within themselves the will to assert a meaning to life independent of any outside source. Then one is invulnerable.
To open oneself without falling apart is not easy in an age of dissolution. Here Evola takes care to point out that it's very easy to fall at the second hurdle. Just because mainstream religion is bullshit doesn't mean that we should abandon it for wild paganism and barbarianism. There is more.
The eleventh essay is called 'Acting Without Desire – The Causal Law'. Once a person discovers their true nature, they should also learn the ability to act without desire. This entails taking the correct action at any given time instead of becoming distracted by profit or loss, or by what other people might think of you. Doing what needs to be done.
This needs to be qualified, however. There are naturalistic desires, that arise from the biology of the human animal. These are generally to be avoided. There are also, however, heroic desires, that arise from something greater than the merely physical, from something transcendent. These may be acted upon.
An aristocratic person, then, thinks not in terms of sin but in terms of error. The concept of sin is impossible because God has long been repudiated; all that remains is adherence to standards that one sets from within as an expression of one's true nature.
One ought to act with a mind to what is effectively a law of karma, in that actions have consequences, regardless of whether those actions conform to any conception of good or evil. Those consequences are real and should be regarded as such. This is fine because the real man of gold doesn't just live, but rather manifests himself and his true nature in the world.
This is the end of the second part of the book. The next part is called 'The Dead End of Existentialism', and the first essay here is the book's twelfth: 'Being and Inauthentic Existence'. This deals with the two types of existentialism (as Evola sees it): the philosophical, academic tradition and the practical tradition exemplified by Jean-Paul Sartre.
Evola dismisses existentialism almost entirely, for the reason that the existentialist philosophers are too much a product of their times, and because they are not themselves interested in the world beyond. The existentialists are very materialistic and this disqualifies existentialism from being a philosophy that an aristocrat might be concerned with.
Despite this, existentialism can be credited with some things. For one, the idea that "existence precedes essence" serves to keep the existentialist in touch with the metaphysical and transcendent. It also helps to highlight the dual nature of the aristocratic soul, which, as described earlier, is much deeper than that of the pleb.
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Saturday, July 31
Red, White & Summer Free Downloadables
Here are a few downloadables from the party if you want to create your own summertime party...
Here are some simple little thank you notes that emulate the red and white bunting from the party.
Thank You Notes
Food Labels
These are just basic cards that you can write your own menu items on. Attach with red clothespins and you are set.
Food Labels
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Monday, July 26
Embroidery Hoop Food Guards
I can't claim credit for this idea. It came from the ever-fabulous Martha Stewart. The only thing I can claim credit for is spray painting the hoops red to match my birthday party. However, I am now a huge fan and will be using this for all outdoor gatherings.
Cost... minimal. Effort... minimal. Keeping bugs off your food... priceless.
- Embroidery hoops
- Red spray paint
- Cheesecloth
- Remove the screw from the embroidery hoop
- Spray paint both hoops, covering completely
- Replace the screw
- Cut two pieces of cheesecloth larger than the embroidery hoop.
- Place the cheesecloth, double layered, between the two hoops and tighten until secure
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Sunday, July 25
Red, White, and Summer Birthday Celebration
Well, our month long of celebrations has finally ended. And the concluding event was a birthday celebration my husband threw for me. It started a little hectic as the weather was not cooperating. We planned the event for outside, and the morning of the party, we knew there was a 40% chance of thunderstorms at 5pm, exactly when we were scheduled to start.
4:00pm: Start setting up outside.
4:30pm: Winds pick up and begin watching sky nervously
4:45pm: A few drops fall, so move everything inside
5:00pm: Guests arrive, reminding me why we were having the party outside
5:30pm: Realize that outside is beautiful and everyone pitches in to move the party outside
Perhaps it is because I am a July baby with ruby red running deep within me. Perhaps it is because red, white, and blue prevail this time of year. Perhaps it is just the image of red and white picnic blankets. Whatever the cause, I wanted a playful red and white party that embraced summer. Thus, this party was born.
It was a great night. The kids had a great time on the playset while the adults relaxed on the deck. The menu was simple... a Burger Bar. My husband fired up the grill and we put out a variety of ingredients so that everyone could have their own custom burger. We even included a few suggestions to help folks out.
Suggestions for Burger Creations
I was allowed a few hand-crafted details, but only a few. After all, my husband was throwing this party. Some of those additions included red clothespins with food labels and wrapping the utensils and napkins in fun polka-dot paper (Michaels) and a little red and white baker's twine (Paper and Parcel).
Bouquet from my Mother that matched perfectly
(Funny enough, the other bouquet on the table was from another friend and also matched. I apparently inspire sunflowers, which I loved!)
Cucumber Water and Lemonade to beat the heat
Celebrating Summer... blueberries and watermelon, plus some peppers and onions for the burger bar
Vintage Paper Straws from HeyYoYo
Red bicycle on top of a lemon pound cake (Bike from HeyYoYo)
"Ant" cupcakes in fun red gingham cupcake wrappers (from HeyYoYo)
Sunflowers inside
Red and White Pennant Banner hanging inside (meant for outside but ended up inside due to the weather)
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Friday, July 16
The Sew*er, the Caker, the CopyCat Maker was so wonderfully sweet in mentioning me in her awards for "Blogs with Substance." I am so jealous of her sewing skills (isn't this red and blue shirt adorable), cake decorating skills (I want this cake for my husband... plus thanks for validating that marshmallow fondant actually works), and her Kid Wash. Don't know what a Kid Wash is? Well, you can read all about it on her blog.
Straight Stitches recognized me for "the versatile blogger" award. Once again I am so envious of people who can actually sew. This continues to be the primary skill I need to learn. And besides her adorable creations, she has such a sense of humour in her writing. Case in point... her lovely floor candlesticks and their practicality in situations with recently mobile children, a situation I am struggling with daily as my little one gets closer and closer to crawling. (And as a final side... hooray for Virginia)
Stepping Thru Crazy also recognized me with "the versatile blogger" award. (Sarah, if you are reading this, I so want those blue ballet flats in your header) I LOVE this ladies tank she created. (Have I mentioned that I REALLY need to learn how to sew?) And her house sign... too cute, particularly since it is flanked by my beloved red geraniums. She has so many diverse projects that you can never get bored. And she does it all with three daughters. Absolutely amazing.
Thank you ladies so much for your recognition. I greatly appreciate it and can offer no excuse for my tardiness in expressing my thanks.
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Wednesday, July 14
Happy Birthday To Me
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Tuesday, July 13
Red, White, and Summer
For those of you wondering when this became a party blog, this is my life these days. In exactly a one month period we have my husband's birthday, my daughter's birthday, our wedding anniversary, and my birthday, not to mention Father's Day and the Fourth of July. Needless to say, we have had a number of cakes (or cupcakes) recently.
Generally my birthday celebrations have been low key due to summer plans. Don't get me wrong... they have been wonderful birthdays. But last week my husband and I were talking and I decided I wanted a party this year. Since that was two weeks before my birthday (and since we left on vacation the next day), it will be a relaxed gathering. The rules: I can dictate the theme and ideas, but my husband is throwing the party and I can only do as many "details" as bring me joy and not stress. I am a blessed woman.
Here's the inspiration:
I'll share more as it comes together in the next week. I hope you are all having a lovely summer (or winter, depending on your hemisphere).
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Generally my birthday celebrations have been low key due to summer plans. Don't get me wrong... they have been wonderful birthdays. But last week my husband and I were talking and I decided I wanted a party this year. Since that was two weeks before my birthday (and since we left on vacation the next day), it will be a relaxed gathering. The rules: I can dictate the theme and ideas, but my husband is throwing the party and I can only do as many "details" as bring me joy and not stress. I am a blessed woman.
Here's the inspiration:
Row 1: Martha Stewart Classic Lemonade; Poms from Etsy; Red Gingham Oilcloth; Bicycle Cake Topper from HeyYoYo
Rows 2&3: Chocolate Dipped Rice Crispy Popsicles from Twig & Thistle; Evite Picnic; Martha Stewart Pretzel Sparklers; Martha Stewart Classic Burger; Red Stripe Paper Straws from HeyYoYo
Row 4: Paper Flag Bunting from Etsy; Red Balloons; Firecracker Flowers from BHG; Red Polka Dot Oil Cloth
I'll share more as it comes together in the next week. I hope you are all having a lovely summer (or winter, depending on your hemisphere).
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Sunday, July 11
Apple Red Beauties
I have a current love affair with red. Just look at these Apple Red beauties. They are part of a project coming up soon. I had great fun spray painting them this afternoon. And after enjoying the glorious red of the clothespins, I found myself looking for even more red around me.
This is an easy project. Just spray paint one side, let dry, flip and paint the other side, let dry, and done. Loveliness to enjoy in so many ways... maybe hanging clothes, maybe for other purposes.
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Friday, July 9
My Dancing Princess
Forgive me today, but today is a sentimental post. My baby girl just went to her first ballet class tonight. I am so excited. You see, here is a little background on me... I love to dance. I danced all growing up and through high school, finally settling on jazz as being a friendlier style to my body build than ballet. Pre-children I took some adult dance classes. And even last summer I took a Latin Broadway jazz class in my third trimester (quick secret... all the hip moves were great for working out the pregnancy soreness in my back). I think all the pirouettes then are the reason my baby boy still loves being spinned.
So, it was with great excitement that I took my newly three-year-old to her first ballet class today. She was riot. At the moment, she loves dancing. I am sure the day may come when she tells me that she doesn't want to dance, and I'll accept that day and encourage her as she finds her own passion. But in the meantime, I am loving watching her twirl in those leather ballet slippers with her tutu swirling around her.
Fresh off of a boating vacation, I promise to bring craft projects back soon. Until then, have a lovely July...
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Saturday, July 3
Twirling Tutu
My Twirling Tot
This is the last birthday-related post. However, I realized that I never shared the birthday girl in her "birthday tutu." She wore this over her swimsuit when her friends arrived. She wore it later with an orange and white tank top. And she's worn it many times since to play around the house.
I had no idea how easy making a tutu was... just tulle and elastic, and absolutely no sewing. I looked at a couple of different tutorials to come up with my own design. However, one of the best tips was Treaure for Tot's cutting method. I made my tutu a little longer, about 13". I cut my cardboard guide to 13" and then only cut one end after wrapping the tulle.
Summertime Swinging
Twirling and Watering the Garden
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