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Charity information
Aawaz is an independent registered charity organisation established in 1997, working at grassroots level with disadvantaged communities. Our focus is on engaging south Asian and eastern European women and families who are isolated, vulnerable and face multiple barriers. We work holistically to assist, enable and capacity build women so that they can learn to help themselves. We assist women to learn to communicate in English build their self-esteem and confidence.
Founded 1997
Mission statement
The word Aawaz means Voice in Urdu language.
Aawaz vision:To remove the culture of dependency, improve the lives of south Asian women and their families and help create equal and cohesive communities where women can feel a sense of belonging and play their part in the wider society.
Aawaz have an open door system we welcome everyone, we have developed a practical multilingual programme of learning and personal development which is meaningful for the women who access our services.
Aawaz aims to:
- To assist women who face mutiple barriers/personal issues in their personal development, so that the women start to learn to devise their own coping strategies in order to help themselves.
Established: September 1997
Registered Charity Number: 1088443
Board members: 8
Full time staff: 2
Part time staff: 5
Volunteers: 6
Phone number: 01254398176
Address: Aawaz Accesspoint, 225 Blackburn Road, Accrington BB5 0ALView charity accounts on the Charity Commission website


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As defined by Wikipedia: Stewardship is an ethic that embodies the responsible planning and management of resources. When asked to lead a Stewardship Committee, it's important to know what Wikipedia says you're leading… but that definition isn't quite concrete, now is it? Stewardship is one of those words that can have a multitude of meanings that can be different for each person and situation. For one person, stewardship can mean committing their time to help others and for another it can mean thinking about how contributing to the collection plate will effect their finances. For the Vestry, the word will likely bring up the subject of property maintenance and budget lines. The great thing is, stewardship is really all of those things and so much more.
Over two calendar years, a small committee of dedicated parishioners has gathered to discuss stewardship, which included the task of resurrecting a traditional pledge drive for St. Michael's by-the-Sea. With this, the Stewardship Commission is happy to report that in the second year of returning to pledge driving, the response was a wonderful success. In merely four weeks of the RSVP 2015 Stewardship Campaign, 38% of St. Michaels' active members committed to contribute financially to their Parish, by turning in their pledge cards. What a phenomenal feat! The act of responding with your pledge card is a sign of personal and spiritual commitment to the Parish of St. Michael's by-the-Sea. The Stewardship Commission and Vestry sincerely thank you for your participation and look forward to a wonderful and blessed 2015!
It's not too late to submit a pledge card. If you are interested in committing financially for 2015, setting up online payments or donating visit the RSVP webpage today!
"All Things Come of Thee, Oh Lord, And of Thine Own Have We Given Thee"

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Software-defined networking (SDN) is designed to make networks more flexible and agile. SDN was originally defined as an approach — to designing, building, and managing networks — that separates the network's control and forwarding planes, enabling network control to become directly programmable, and the underlying infrastructure to be abstracted for applications and network services.
SDN is redefining the network architecture to support the requirements of the forthcoming 5G ecosystem—5G SDN will play a crucial role in the design of 5G wireless networks. In particular, 5G SDN will provide an intelligent architecture for network programmability, as well as the creation of multiple network hierarchies.
5G SDN Network Programmability
The main idea behind SDN is to move the control plane away from network hardware and enable external control of data through a logical software entity called a controller. The controller, which manages packet-flow control to enable intelligent networking, is situated between network devices and applications. In this architecture, network control becomes programmable. With the controller, administrators will be able to easily manage the 5G network and introduce new services or changes.
For this reason, the 5G SDN paradigm will allow an increase in the flexibility and programmability of 5G networks, bridging the gap between business needs and management systems. An intelligent, virtualized, programmable 5G network will enable providers to innovate, both in their operations and in their service offerings. They will be able to deliver new services on demand, thereby improving their overall efficiency.
5G SDN Multiple Hierarchies
An essential part of 5G technology will be the creation of multiple hierarchies that compose the network topology. Compared with today's flat core networks, 5G creates hierarchical cores. "Think of it as a multiple hierarchy of caches," says Raj Singh, general manager of the wireless broadband group at Cavium. Similar to content delivery networks, which cache popular content at the edge, 5G will cache content locally; but it will require an SDN controller to manage the traffic and orchestrate how the devices communicate.
Hundreds of nodes may send data to a 5G SDN controller. The different hierarchies will contain RAN radios of different sizes. Also, depending on the geographic locale, the network will have different degrees of hierarchy. The multiple hierarchies and 5G SDN controller will allow traffic to be shifted dynamically based on need.
5G SDN Advantages
The value of 5G SDN — particularly in combination with network functions virtualization (NFV) and virtualized network functions (VNF) — is its ability to provide network virtualization, automation, and create new services on top of virtualized resources. In addition, 5G SDN network programmability enables new business models and drives revenue growth. The 5G SDN architecture will be dynamic, highly manageable, and cost-effective, making it perfect for the dynamic, high-bandwidth nature of 5G use cases.
Additional 5G NFV Resources
How 5G NFV Will Enable the 5G Future
In the World of 5G, Virtualization Is Everything
How Will the 5G Network Impact LTE?
What's Software Defined Networking (SDN)?


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Tuesday, September 20, 2016
The Persistence of Regionalism: Jared Carter's "Darkened Rooms of Summer"
Everything about this book—its cover painting in muted colors reminiscent of Andrew Wyeth; its suggestive, understated title; even the University of Nebraska Press imprint on the spine—announces that this is a work of American regionalism. And if there is any doubt regarding this initial impression, it is laid to rest by the author's name, "Jared Carter", who has been distinguished—or saddled— (depending on your point of view) with the label "regionalist" for over forty years.
Describing any living American writer as a regionalist in the second decade of the 21st century is in some ways problematic. The last high water mark of American regionalism, the 1930s, was already on the wane by the time Carter was born and regionalism's death knell was already being sounded by such critics as Lowry Charles Wimberly— who saw in the spread of national brands and national standards the inexorable homogenization of America's regions— and John Crowe Ransom and the Agrarians who were analyzing the slow death of Southern regionalism due to the spread of industrialism, the migration from rural areas into the cities, and a whole host of inter-related cultural trends.
After the end of World War II, the homogenization of America's hinterlands, due to the spread of the interstate highway system and television, received a quantum boost, with its effects becoming more far-reaching and virulent with each passing decade until, by the digital revolution of 1990s, it had come to seem as though regionalism could only legitimately be spoken of in the past tense.
And yet it was through these same decades, when so much of what was most distinctive about America's heartland was vanishing, that Carter was turning out poem after poem, portraying characters, situations and locations as singular and sharply defined as any in literature, and he was doing so with a honed plainness of style that left no doubt as to their veracity and authenticity.
In Darkened Rooms of Summer, the first-time reader is introduced to a region which is at once literal and mythical, "Mississinewa County", somewhere "east of Spoon River, west of Winesburg, and somewhat north of Raintree County", as Carter himself describes it— a fictional county named for an actual river which, like the fictional town "Spoon River", also named for an actual river, and like Faulkner's "Yoknapatawpha County", Frost's rural New England (somewhere "north of Boston"), Robinson's "Tilbury Town", Jeffers' Big Sur coastline, and a long list of other literary regions rooted equally in the American continent and the American psyche, Mississinewa County is a multifaceted, multidimensional "place" of such symbolic and allegorical richness that its hinterlands and far boundaries, despite several decades of appreciative commentary, remain largely unexplored. Darkened Rooms of Summer contains much of what one has come to expect in a regionalist work of literature from the American midwest: pool halls & funeral parlors, dilapidated barns & covered bridges, barbershops & taverns, and miles of highways, telephone poles & open country inhabited by farmers & druggists, drifters & drunkards, undertakers & real estate developers. Turning to any of the 113 poems in this collection, one is struck by the assurance and authority in the poet's voice. Carter's descriptions are rendered with a pitch-perfect precision that can only come from long familiarity with his subject. He is a plein-air poet, portraying his region with a sharpness of focus and an eye for inconspicuous but telling detail that cannot be achieved at second-hand.
The answer, then, to the question of whether a genuinely regional literature is still possible in the 21st century, when America's regions have been all but homogenized, suburbanized, industrialized and digitized out of existence, is to be found in the pages of Carter's book, where every poem, like a palpable artifact plucked from a field or creekbed, constitutes clear evidence of a region still very much alive. Precisely how America's regions have survived a century of destructive "progress" — at what cost, and in what fashion— are complex questions beyond the scope of this essay. But one index and proof of their survival is to be found in the literature they produce, and Carter's book is as strong a piece of evidence as one might hope for.
A region, after all, is infinitely more ancient than its human culture, and its current human culture is but the surface film on a deep sea of earlier cultures. The changes wrought on America's regions in the past century, however profound they may appear from our shortened perspective, are, in the extended view of things, ephemeral. Long after the present culture has passed away without a trace, the region—which is part of a billions-year-old continent and defined by topography and watersheds rather than arbitrary lines on a map— will persist.
The archaic character of a geographical region, its impalpable but enduring spirit, is not something that the passage of time can erase. It is intrinsic to the land itself, and exists in present time as an underlying influence. Indigenous peoples everywhere have always been aware of this influence, and have responded to it in a multitude of ways. In simplest terms, the earth and everything upon it are in possession of consciousness; every object— animate and inanimate— is alive; every location has its resident deity, its numen; and the earth as a whole is numinous. Some version of this simplified cosmology was intrinsic to the Mississinewa region, to its native tribes, just as another version of it was intrinsic to the ancient ancestors of Europeans. To the archaic mind, the earthly and numinous realms were interpenetrated; the separation between them inconstant and porous, and at certain times, in certain places, under certain circumstances, a person could slip unwittingly from one realm into the next, or even occupy both simultaneously, as in Carter's early poem "Mississinewa County Road", where the speaker, even as he drives off into the dusk, is left standing by the roadside, gazing upon a landscape more nebulous than solid.
When you drive at dusk, alone,
After the corn is harvested, the wind
Scatters bits of dry husk along the road.
A farmer has draped a groundhog's carcass
Across the corner of a wire fence
And the crows have pecked out its eyes.
Your headlights show these things
To a part of your mind that cannot hurry,
That has never learned to decide.
While the car goes on, you get out
And stand, with the chaff blowing
And crickets in the grass at the road's edge.
In the distance there is a dog barking
And somewhere a windmill turning in the wind.
Such numinous moments as this— and there are many in Carter's poems— are never imposed forcefully on the experience or situation being described: they arise subtly and unobtrusively— organically, one might say— from the material at hand. The impression created on the reader is that such Wordsworthian "spots of time" are nothing exceptional— they are woven into the fabric of the poem as simply one occurrence among others. At a certain point the poem has become uncanny, and the reader is not even sure how or when it happened.
This numinous element in Carter's poems doubtless serves multiple purposes, but our interest here is in how it functions as a manifestation of the land's archaic character. Throughout his poems, there are references to, and remnants of, the region's remote past: arrowheads, geodes, ancient myths and folklore, the incalculably ancient behavior-patterns of cicadas and crows, and human activities that date to the dawn of agriculture and earlier: picking stones from a field; turning flax to linen. But the most compelling of such survivals are the instances in which archaic modes of perception emerge within the psyches of individual characters in the poems.
Such instances are to be found throughout Carter's extensive corpus, but, as this is a review and not a book-length study, I will confine myself to a single example: the crazed, homeless woman in "Spirea", whose function as a numinous presence ("…the sybil...who knows already what lies ahead...") is made clear in the opening section of the poem, where she is presented in all her pathetic, demented disarray, a part of the town, but apart from it :
Then she came, the sybil, out through the doors
of The Bell, the single drinking establishment
permitted in that narrow little country town—
she came out neither staggering nor collapsing
but gliding—not carefully, one step at a time,
like a tight-rope walker, but recklessly, wantonly,
as someone oblivious to danger, who knows already
what lies ahead, and has nothing to fear.
… and the fact that she was barefooted, that
she wore only a blue shirtwaist, that her hair
hung the length of her back, and was never combed
or pinned up, that she seldom stopped talking
to herself, that all her relatives were dead,
that she had no place to stay, owned nothing,
needed nothing, harmed no one—
After relating the town's well-intentioned but ineffectual attempts to contain her and keep her from harm, Carter continues his description with the same precise detail and neutral voice, only now, without leaving the familiar, we find ourselves in the realm of the numinous:
. . . some of them encountered her—
the husbands out watering their lawns, the wives
with their children, the young people pausing,
at the corner, with their bicycles, watching her,
seeing her go by. Many avoided her passing;
many were afraid, unable to return her bright gaze.
A light shone from her eyes. Something glimmered
when she moved. There was about her a presence,
an immanence, that announced a way, a direction
most of them could not imagine, would never know.
She walked on, heedless, muttering to herself,
leaving them far behind.
Had such a person been encountered by the original native inhabitants of the Mississinewa region, she would have been thought "touched by the gods", her madness a mark of divinity, just as in an earlier European tradition she might have been thought a "holy fool".
Throughout the night she wanders through the town:
In this way she journeyed
through the summer evenings, and into the night,
while all around her doors were closing, lamps
were dimmed, the world was preparing for sleep.
Always she moved in a straight line, pausing
for no obstacle, respecting no property line—
through backyards, over fences, across gardens,
managing to steer, nightly, by a different star—
by Venus smoldering low above the line of trees,
by Mars or Saturn in stark opposition to the moon—
by whatever brightness seemed most beckoning,
however faint or furious its glow.
She has shed her layers of civilized socialization like a superficial skin, and emerged a child-like creature in direct communion with the cosmos. She is oriented only toward what is ancient, and is oblivious to civilization's arbitrary boundaries. The earth she inhabits is the archaic numinous planet, without man-made barriers or boundaries, where every natural object is alive and responsive:
In this way
she traversed all points of the town, stopping
sometimes to speak to whomever or whatever
she encountered—whether house, tree, horse
or child—
She continues with what must be the most characteristic and ancient of human activities: walking, putting one foot in front of the other, traversing the landscape:
…but invariably moving on, walking
on through the streets and into the countryside,
walking out among the fields, the gravel roads,
walking until she collapsed against a stone wall,
under a hedge, or in a barn, with rain falling,
walking until she lost her way among dark dreams.
Thus far the poem has described the woman's actions in a general way, but at this point it relates a particular incident, one night in early May, when the spirea is at the height of its blossoming, and the mad woman has just forced her way through a dense spirea hedge, emerging by chance into the presence of an elderly professor of physics who is alone in his back yard, gazing through a telescope at an unimaginably distant star nebulae. The canes of the spirea have caught on her flimsy clothes, pulling them from her body.
… Her shirtwaist
is torn, she is hardened by incessant walking
and wandering, by being out in all weathers,
her breasts and her gaunt body have emerged
androgynous and gleaming, she is aglow now,
dusted with shattered blossom as though prepared
for some elusive ritual . . .
Arrested by the sight of the telescope and oblivious to her own nakedness, she walks straight across the yard toward the professor.
she approaches, strides toward him unhesitant
and unafraid, reaches to touch the viewing aperture,
already in perfect focus, smiles, and leans down—
fragments of white blossom, living particles
of sundered veil cling to her long hair, drip
from her forearms, her rough hands—she sees,
she looks for a long time. There is no sound
except her slight breathing.
Here, once more, in its description of their encounter— of the cosmos within and the unnamed presence throughout— the poem becomes numinous:
Finally she begins,
she raises her head, the light is in her eyes,
the shining, and she speaks what comes. He bows
as though in prayer, knowing there is no difference—
it is the far galaxy, great orb and afterimage
in his brain, it is the milk-white hedge cresting
all around them, it is the unsummoned presence
come at last, and always, up through the waves,
it is the voice speaking through all, to all,
here, now, in the darkness, in the starlight.
Two individuals— who in terms of their respective cultures could scarcely be more distant from one another— find themselves, simultaneously, by some fated triangulation of man, woman and galaxy, transfixed and transformed.
--- BJ Omanson
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Farmer John: Benefits of a beloved fowl mean it might just be time for a chicken in every Virginia Beach yard
BY J.D. WILSON VIRGINIA BEACH — Why did the chicken cross the road? To rule the world, of course. There are some 20 billion chickens in the world, plus or minus a few. This dwarfs any other bird species. Next in… Continue Reading


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Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster has reiterated his belief that Apple could hit $1,000 a share this year due to significant updates to the iPhone and Mac, the iPad and iPhone clearing a path to the enterprise, the Apple Television, and China's growing middle class.
Back in April Munster was predicting $910 a share while Topeka Capital Market's Brian White pushed the limit to $1,001 a share. At the time Munster agreed with the potential of $1,001 a share, but didn't change his prediction. Munster still isn't changing his projection of $910 a share, but he is suggesting that the $1,000 estimates are not completely crazy.
Munster gave a number of reasons for his positive outlook. He believes that there are 'meaningful' updates on the way for the Mac and iPhone 5, with Retina displays and Ivy Bridge processors coming to the new Macs; and a major update to the iPhone described by Munster as "the biggest device upgrade cycle in smartphone history".
Munster also expects that the Apple TV will be announced this year, and shipped in 2013.
Munster thinks that smartphones will continue to be subsidised for the next 2-3 years. He also believes that Apple will continue to maintain its 40% gross margin, "assisted by iPhone becoming a larger part of total sales", reports Forbes.
He believes that Apple will continue to demand good component prices due to it's "heart transplant strategy where the company tries to eliminate old products from its offering as quickly as possible."
Also credited is Apple's expansion in China, in particular Apple's growth will be down to China's "growing middle class".
Munster also notes that tablet sales are expected to grow, and iPad will remain market leader. He sees the potential for 66 million iPads, two-thirds of a projected market of 99 million in total tablet units for 2012. Eventually the tablet market will be bigger than PCs, Munster predicts.
Munster mentions growth in the enterprise market led by consumer adoption of the iPad and iPhone. "We believe the company is focused on delivering the best consumer electronic products possible and therefore will rely on consumer adoption to drive enterprise adoption," he wrote.
He also notes that although Apple "runs the iTunes store at just above break-even" and applies the same strategy to the App Store and, ultimately, the Apple Television. He notes that the company has 225+ million registered iTunes accounts and 125+ million iCloud accounts, "Apple has one of the largest registered user bases in the tech world."
Apple's share price closed at $565.32 on Friday.


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Early Exam: Skip Breakfast?
I've always been told to get a good night's rest and to start my day off with a good, balanced breakfast. However, over at Psychology Today, new research may support the idea that an empty stomach might actually enhance short-term learning:
Hunger Feeds the Brain
Cramming for a test? You may want to postpone dinner. Ghrelin, a hunger hormone produced by empty stomachs, enhances learning in the short term, at least in rats. Ghrelin speeds communication in the hippocampus, a brain region associated with spatial memory. The effect may have helped our human ancestors hunt and forage on while famished. So should you fast before strenuous mental activities? It's definitely a strategy worth considering, says Yale University researcher Tamas Horvath.
Hmmmm, I wonder if Ghrelin is a part of my daily vitamin….


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I was deeply saddened by the Bomb Blast in the Boston Marathon during this week. I've been to several Marathons and shock waves run through my spine to realize such cruel things can really happen in such events. The cowardice bombers don't understand that such extremely wicked acts do not shatter the spirits of runners.
The last week was really a sluggish one for me. I had to travel to Pune with my familiy and 4 days went off without any workout. The only workout was given to both my feet. They were busy pressing the ABC's of my car....wondering what they are...? ... huh.. for a ride that took more than 1800 kms to and fro. Riding 1800 kms in 2 days within 3 days stretch sounds a crazy idea to many of you. I agree...its really crazy but at the same time a lot of fun since the entire family was locked inside the 4 doors, a fun and quality time well spent. Its a kind of looong distance Marathon the entire family moves with you :).
There could be many reasons for all of us to skip a training or running routine. Work, Stress, Illness, Festivals, Vacation.....it could be anything of that sort. From my experience, taking a week off doesn't really affect your fitness much (but I bet the guilt kills....) but generally seem to improve the overall performance. As you know, regular running and strenous training do not give much time for the body to recover. All those microinjuries and strained muscles stay where they are and a week-long break is considered to be a welcoming one. A word of caution, after a week or 10 days the you will tend to lose fitness very fast (faster than the time taken to build it). Start slowly, build up the rhytm and get back to your form. Do remember that there are no shortcuts to makeup for the missed routines.
Alright, I would like to welcome Mr. Janakiraman (Anand's dad) to our runners club. I'm really proud that he is the oldest member at this time. I'm very much inspired by his spirits at this age (he has been a very active person throughout his life). His running posture and form is excellent and I would like all of you to join me in wishing him a good luck with his newly found passion. The last weekend he made me spell bound by his 4 kms run on the Horahalli road. Welcome to the club Sir!!
I wanted to share some of the benefits listed in the Running for Old people from the runningforfitness.org (link here...) website at the end. Its also exciting to see so many old runners participated in the recently concluded Boston Marathon (link here...). Look at all categories after 50 years....Very inspiring...
Alright, the TCS Bangalore World 10K event is nearing. Some of you have shown a lot of interest and I would urge you to go and register for the event. April 30th will be the last day for the registration. Join me fast.....
"The benefits of running for older peoplean extract from http://www.runningforfitness.org/
The health benefits of running are broadly the same for older people as for everybody else. They include reductions in the risks of heart disease, diabetes, high blood pressure and cancer; reduced depression and anxiety; weight control; improved bones, muscles and joints; improved mobility and coordination, and a psychological sense of well-being. What is especially important for older people is that the risk of developing these conditions grows as you get older, so the benefits of running are increased. It is especially important for older people that running can improve muscle strength, coordination and bone density, all reducing the risk of falling and fracturing bones, and so increasing the prospects for living independently"


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Back in the fall my father helped an elderly lady from his church doing some major purging at her home. When he was done he had managed to drag home an assortment of junk and jewels. I spent a day helping him sort and clean his garage and was rewarded with some jewels to bring home with me. One of those was this old plant stand.
|Sorry about the sideways pic
|So much better, I love the chippy distressing.
I have been using it as a plant stand but this week we got a new kitchen set and I lost the top of the old china hutch as a display area. My new china hutch has an arched top so no way to display on it. I had made this cutie patootie rooster years ago and he has been perched on top of the china hutch ever since.
Now I was in a quandary since Mr. Rooster is too tall to go above my cabinets and too tall to sit on the counters without blocking the cabinets and too big to use on my island. Think, think, think....ah ha...just before I was going to banish Mr. Rooster to the attic for a while it hit me....he would be perfect on my plant stand!
Although I loved it as a plant stand for my asparagus fern I like this much better. I love it when you bring home junk and end up with a jewel....and Mr. Rooster is pretty darn happy with his new roost! Thanks for stopping by.
I am linking up with Metamorphis Monday at Between Naps on the Porch
and Debbie's Newbie Party at Debbiedoo's Blogging and Blabbing


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Jordin Sparks' Workout Playlist
When she's not working it to her favorite Zumba soundtrack, Jordin Sparks is sweating to this workout playlist.
This month's celebrity playlist comes straight from the Top 40 charts. Jordin Sparks gets things moving with her own raucous tribute to femininity, a club staple from Sean Paul, and an aptly-titled joint from Kanye West.
Sean Paul - Temperature - 125 BPM
Flo Rida & T-Pain - Low - 129 BPM
Soulja Boy Tell'Em - Crank That (Travis Barker Remix) - 141 BPM
Jordin Sparks - I Am Woman - 93 BPM
Kanye West - Stronger - 104 BPM


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As the world is advancing positively, there are numerous negative advancements too. With every successful career made out by incessant effort and studies, there is a successful career made out of con and fraud. We can be conned at any moment of our lives and still do not know about it until it's done or had been done for a while.
This is the reason people are always suggesting and advising to look up the person you are dealing with, look up the things you are buying first, etc, etc. Same is the case with psychologists; you should look yours up and then continue the sessions you have been having.
Los Angeles Psychologists have got it all under control for you. You do not need to worry about anything. We are the most trustworthy psychologists you are ever going to meet. Our first priority is to serve you the best way we can and to respect your privacy. We have very easy and efficient procedures to keep you comfortable in our sessions and don't make you feel like an outsider or being in an awkward position.
We respect you. We respect what you have to say. We respect the way you want to be treated. It is all being monitored by your own hands. We are just helping you through it.
Psychologists of Los Angeles are not just confined to their respective clinics. We provide services for schools and other institutions too. Kids are the future of our world. They are going to lead the coming generations and transfer whatever they have in the upcoming populations. Having a fault in their brain or behaviour can cause a serious blow to the entire human race. We cannot let our future generations to be under some kind of complex or other personality issues.
Therefore, it is our jib to help them. Child psychologists Los Angeles have the best plans for the treatment of your child without even making him realise that he is getting some serious professional help. This is a special strategy to keep him from thinking that he is deprived of something which other children his age have. We are here to help you raise your child the way you have dreamt long before even they had come into this world. We groom their personality and let them accept themselves just the way they are.


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French Auto maker Renault has a joint venture with Mahindra and Mahindra in India as Mahindra Renault, and it has its model Mahindra Renault Logan in India. Its Chairman Mr Carlos Ghosn, had stated that there were some important launches and announcements likely to be made at the Auto Expo which would reiterate the company's long-term commitment to the market here.
Among others, Mahindra Renault stated it will launch new variant of its entry level sedan model Logan, the Logan Tourer. The new model will be priced at Rs. 5.5 lakh and will be available as both petrol and diesel model. Mahindra Renault has co-branded with VIP which is one of the leading luggage brands in India. The new Logan Tourer is positioned as a complete long drive car with great fuel efficiency clubbed with good ride and handling features. The new model is available in three new colours – Java Brown, Mist Silver and Diamond White.
"The new Logan Tourer features plush interior and innovative enhancements. Our idea behind co-branding with VIP was to combine its trustworthiness with Logan's reliability, space and robustness in order to give our customers the satisfaction of an enhanced packaged offering. This adds a whole new dimension of fun and adventure to the Logan's existing value proposition of space, fuel efficiency and economy." said Mr. Nalin Mehta, Chief Executive Officer, Mahindra Renault Pvt. Ltd.
Renault will also feature its new product line for India. Renault is ready to introduce Sandero hatchback model in India. The model will be based on Logan platform with same interiors to make it more cost competitive as per Indian market. Other Renault models that will be on display from the international product portfolio are Laguna sedan, Kangoo van and Scenic MPV. Renault may also showcase its Formula One model at the Delhi Auto Expo.
Renault will finally also showcase its Sports Car and the Twizy concept car. The Twizy ZE concept is an electric runabout designed specifically for making urban commutes as smooth as possible and is an innovative design study.
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24. Indian Auto Market : Best and Not-So-Best Models
25. TVS Apache RTR, M&M to bump off US Market
26. Fiat's Grande Punto : A Cool Car
27. Honda Jazz - An Excellent Car With Good Looks
28. Car AC : Tips To Tackle With Car AC
29. Mahindra's New Scorpio: A Powerful Automotive Vehicle
30. What is "Bharat IV Emission Norms"?
31. Why I like Maruti 800?
32. Toyota's Land Cruiser On Indian Roads
33. Alfa Romeo Milano : A New CAR (2010)
34. Porsche Cayenne S Hybrid (2010) CAR
35. Just Post Your Complaint Against Auto Drivers
36. You have to wait for Fiat Bravo
37. Expansion of Pre-Owned Cars Business - General Motors
38. Audi is going to Increases its Sales Force in India
39. TVS Flame SR 125 Set In Motion
40. Ford India Counts Big on Indian Market
41. More Powerful Engine of Maruti Grand Vitara
42. M&M Make up a U-Turn to Africa
43. Are You The First Lucky Nano Buyer?
44. Bajaj Launching Upgraded Pulsar 220 DTSi
45. High-tech "Flame" to Heat Up Indian Market
46. A new Spark on Beat-concept by end-2009 from General Motors
47. Air Car From Tata Motors
48. Please do not turn on Car A/C immediately
49. Diesel Engine : Is It Really Profitable? - 2
50. Fulfill Your Dreams with 8% SBI Car Loans
51. On The Launch of Hyundai i20 CRDi Diesel Version
52. You Have To Wait For JLR Brand
53. You can win a Tata Indica Vista!
54. Fiat's Chrysler Brand may come in India
55. GM India Plans to Promote Chevrolet Brand, Opel to be Sidelined
56. Tata Motors Launches Land Rover and Jaguar in India
57. Skoda Yeti to Shine at Auto Expo India 2010
58. Nano May Rule out the Indian Rural Market
59. Tata Winger : Features and Technicalities - 1
60. Tata Winger : Variants and Price - 2
61. Tata Winger : The Short Comings - 3
62. Honda Jazz : 1.5L Petrol Engine at Your Service
63. New Hybrid Car : Porsche Cayenne entered in India
64. It's Corolla Altis Sports from Toyota
65. Ford's Small Car in 2010
66. Chevrolet Spark : A New Diesel Variant
67. Maruti Suzuki Zen Estilo in New Complexion
68. New Racing Kits from Yamaha : YZF 15 and FZ 16
69. Just Calculate : Indica Petrol OR Diesel
70. Hydrogen cars for UK's GenNext
71. Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSi - Fastest Indian Bike Ever
72. Ashok Vichare : The First Nano Owner
73. General Motors New Limited Edition : Chevrolet Aveo
74. Now Think about Bajaj Pulsar 220 Instead of Bajaj Pulsar 200
75. New Development : Maruti Alto CNG Kit
76. Ignite Your Car with Laser Technology
77. Hyundai i10 Diesel Coming to India
78. Mitsubishi's New Model : Cedia Sports in India
79. We Proud Being a Part of Mahindra and Mahindra
80. Get Your Own Car with KB Series Engines from Maruti
81. Chevrolet Aveo : The Car at Glance
82. Win the contest of Mahindra Xylo : Lets Me Fly
83. Toyota Fortuner On The Road This Month
84. Volkswagen Polo : It Just Costs Rs. 4 Lakh
85. Luxury Sedan from Volvo Coming In India
86. Delhi Auto Expo : Mitsubishi Evo-X Coming Up
87. It's a happiest journey of Maruti
88. Get Affordable Ride with Two-wheelers LPG Kit
89. Its a Special Edition of Mercedes C Class
90. Nissan March/Micra Welcome to India
91. Volkswagen Beauty "Polo" : I Don't Know When It Comes?
92. WindRiders! Yamaha's Storm Coming to Your Town
93. A Secret of "Har Ghar Mein Maruti" : A Success Story
94. Audi's Newest Eco-Friendly E- series Cars
95. Nano To Be Moved Up in Latin American Markets
96. A Low Cost Car from General Motors
97. Tata Motors One Step! Electric Indica Vista
98. Ford's EcoBoost Technology : First Time in India
99. Free Care Clinic Hyundai on September 07
100. It's Ford' Latest Piece : C-Max
101. Porsche 911 Sports Classic : Take A New Look of It!
102. Manesar : Maruti's New Home
103. Dharwad : Tata's New Nano Plant
104. Tata Indica Vista EV Ready to Fly over Norway
105. Next Week Launch : New Fort Endeavour
106. On the Launch of Mahindra Logan Play
107. On the launch of Hero Honda Karizma ZMR
108. Maruti's "Made In India" Car
109. Small Packages from Ford : Figo
110. Kia Venga : A New Dream at Frankfurt Auto Show
111. Citroen Rivolte : Unique Car Uncovered at the Frankfurt Auto Show
112. 2 New Electric Cars from Reva Electric
113. First CNG-Petrol Dual Engine in India Introduced by Maruti
114. Mahindra and Mahindra : Xylo 4 Sure Offer
115. Women's Make Up Cause Half a Million Road Crashes
116. 11th Maruti Raid-de-Himalayas Rally
117. Hyundai Equus Saloon
118. Chevrolet Cruze Coming to India
119. Get Ride On Honda Aviator with 110cc Engine
120. SX4 Automatic
121. Fiat : On Self Consecration
122. Fiat Diesel Drives India
123. New Generation Indian Cars
124. World Record For Electric Cars : Australian Tesla
125. Scrappage Scheme : Introduced Cheaper New Cars in International Market
126. New Vauxhall Corsa Discovered
127. Hyundai Future in India
128. Why More Traffic To Bajaj Pulsar 220 DTSi
129. Hyundai i10 : A Flagship Model
130. Delhi Auto Expo : Maruti Suzuki SX4 Hatchback
131. Axis Bank and Honda Siel Cars India Limited : A New Chapter
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133. Fiat India in Delhi Auto Expo 2010
134. Delhi Auto Expo 2010 : Skoda Auto
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Hello! Did you hear that there are horizontal journaling cards available at Jessica Sprague? Right now they are in digital format but that did not stop me from using them in my album.
This weekend I was working on week 7 and had an extra 4x6 slot in my Design G which is where I was telling our Valentine's Day story. I really love this page protector. It's the perfect mix of horizontal & vertical 4x6 slots with just a few 3x4 slots thrown in. I also love that it is not a 12x12 so it doesn't hide my main pages.
Here is a close up of the 3x4 horizontal journaling cards inside my page protector. I used both Cobalt & Clementine I really am enjoying mixing these two Editions. I had two separate stories to tell so I knew I wanted to different cards. One was longer than the other so I was able to include a photo with my second story.
Here we are out of the page protector. I actually printed both journaling cards on one 4x6 slot because I didn't want to worry about the cards slipping around or having to find a creative way to keep them together. Nice and simple, exactly what I need!
The absolute best thing about these horizontal cards being digital is they never run out of stock!! It was amazing to watch the Project Life inventory sell out so fast at Amazon this weekend. It makes my heart so very happy to know there are so many of you out there telling your life story.
Why does this excite me? Well, this article, Your Life is Newsworthy, posted at Shutter Sisters this week by Erika Ray articulates it much better than I can right now. My favorite quote from her post is this:
"But it's my love of an honest story and my desire to remember every detail. And those are the types of photographers and photographs I'm attracted to. I don't have a disgust towards coffee mug shots, landscapes or posed newborn shoots, but those images don't make my heart beat faster. I want a photo that tells the story of someone's life. I want raw emotion. And in my family, I'm the storyteller. Why should I let anyone else tell my story?"
This year I didn't include a ton of Valentine stuff. But I know that many of you are likely working on Week 7 or will be soon so I wanted to share what I did last year which included a bit more.
You can see the full set over here, at Flickr and read about the details of this week over here, in my archives.
With that my friends I'm signing off as I have yet again another busy day ahead. Hope all is well in your world.


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Social privilege is defined in the article, "Concept of Social Privilege," as a relationship between privilege and oppression. Privilege meaning a special advantage, granted to an individual, and an entitlement related to a rank system. Oppression being an act of, "imposing on another" (pg. 245). Oppression could also be looked at as "selling out" to the group they originally belong to because they want to gain approval from the other more "privileged" group. Social privilege is the un-fair advantage a group gains by birth right alone. This could be demonstrated by ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, age, disabilities, or religion. These privileged beings, typically white, straight, Americans may or may not be aware of the entitlement given to them due to denial or disinterest. Those who belong to the less privileged parties possess differing cultural values, beliefs, or behaviors that causes them to be looked upon as defiant of the norm. White Americans need to recognize their superiority, find awareness in racism, and reform themselves to create a new non-racist identity.
I agree for the most part with this article although I do believe that the majority of white Americans fall into the "disinterest" category rather then denial. This is because racism today clearly is not as large of an epidemic as earlier on in the 19th century. In American we are continuing to be more inclusive with other ethnicity's when it comes to educational, and career-related opportunities presented. Although there are definitely those who are still very much racist (located mostly south of the country), we have the racism issue a lot more under control in today's society then ever before. Call me one of those "in denial white Americans," but I do not see myself as being any more superior then any other ethnic being that was born and raised in America like myself. I do not depend on the color of my skin to get me a job, or help me do well in school. What I do rely on though is my personality traits, my initiative to get things done, motivation, and the respect and love I possess for all of my friends, family, and new people I meet.


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Pompey will make the UEFA Cup for the first time if they win the FA Cup final against Cardiff in six weeks´ time.
Redknapp said after Niko Kranjcar´s goal proved decisive on Tuesday night: "We´re just going to try to win all our games and there are some decent fixtures left. There´s certainly no let-up after reaching the Cup final on Saturday."
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If the threat to ethnic and sectarian minorities is the criterion to rank countries, Pakistan will be among the top ten, according to the London-based Minority Rights Group (MRG).
Pakistan has been placed seventh with 19.16 points, immediately followed by Sri Lanka, with 16.63, in MRG's Global Ranking of Peoples Under Threat (GRPUT) which was released on Wednesday.
India is way down in the ranking, being sixth from the bottom, with 9.83 points. Bangladesh and Nepal are higher up on the list with 12.18 and 14.48 points respectively.
Somalia is the worst country in the world for the minorities, followed by Iraq, Sudan, Afghanistan, Myanmar, Democratic Republic of Congo, Pakistan, Nigeria, Ethiopia and Chad, in that order.
In Somalia, the threatened communities are Darood, Hawiye, Ogadeni, and Bantu. In Iraq they are Shia, Sunni, Kurd and Turkoman. In Sudan, they are Fur and Zagawa in Darfur, and Dinka and Nuba in the south. In Afghanistan, the threatened communities are Hazara, Pushtun, Tadjik, Baluch and Uzbek.
In Myanmar, which is ranked fifth, the threatened communities are Kachin, Karen, Mon, Shan and Chin. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the endangered peoples are Hema, Hutu and Tutsi. In Pakistan, the communities facing persecution are Ahmadiya, Sindhi, Pushtun, Hindu and Mohajir.
The threatened communities in Nigeria are Ibo, Ijan, Yaruba, the Muslim Hausa, and the Christians of the north. In Ethiopia, they are Amak, Ajar and Somali. In Chad, they are the Black African tribes, the Arabs and the Somalis.
In Sri Lanka, it is the Tamils and the Muslims who face threats. In Nepal, the people under pressure are the Madhesias, Dalits and the linguistic minorities. According to the MRG, the people under threat in India are the Muslims, Sikhs, Dalits, Nagas, Assamese, Bodos and the Tripuris.
Pakistan and Sri Lanka have "significantly deteriorated" since 2007, says Mark Lattimer, MRG's executive director.
"The fallout of the military intervention in Afghanistan continues to spread in Pakistan and is now engulfing whole new communities in the threat of violent conflict."
"Sri Lanka, in 2007, faced a serious human rights and humanitarian crisis propelled by a return to war and break down of law and order. In almost all the cases of grave human rights abuses, including killings ,disappearances and torture, it is mostly ethnic Tamils and Muslims who are affected," Lattimer said.
As regards Myanmar, while the world has heard about the persecution of the pro-democracy leaders and Buddhist monks, the "violent repression of minorities is barely reported."
Conflicts are spreading across international borders, giving the persecution of the minorities an international dimension. Indeed, in most conflicts in the world today, the victims are the minorities, whether ethnic or sectarian.
MRG began the ranking of countries in terms of the threat to peoples on a yearly basis three years ago. The idea is to forewarn the international community of the likely areas of conflict, and the likelihood of the intensification of conflicts across the globe.


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Date of Joke: Thursday, 2nd September, 2004
There was a preacher whose wife was expecting a baby. The preacher went to the congregation and asked for a raise. After much consideration and discussion, they passed a rule that whenever the preacher's family expanded, so would his paycheck.


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Hi guys, it has been quite a while since I've written a blog post which is so odd because I usually have so much to say in general. However, for quite a while I withdrew from everything and everyone and just didn't feel like writing because I no longer had the energy for it.
I have been through a lot over the past few weeks. Perhaps not a lot relative to other people but a lot for me. I essentially fell out with my brother and because of that, I became suicidal all over again. Thankfully, my mum caught me before I did anything fatal and she gave me the option to take myself out of the situation and housesit for my grandmother for a day or two. It has now been about 5 weeks and I haven't yet moved back in. And I don't think I'm going to.
In fact, the only reason I go "home" is to have my daily showers and catch up with my sisters if I see them, but that's it. I think I'm going to stay there for the entirety of the Summer and then go straight to university and never have to go "home" again.
And I know this all seems rediculous and so outrageously childish but I cannot continue to put myself in a situation that contantly triggers me to feel so suicidal.
I'm not saying that underlying issues have been resolved and me moving out has allieviated the pressure from any of them. However, the situation that puts me the most in danger of doing fatal harm to myself has been temporarily eliminated. And if that is the best I can do for right now, then I'm going to do it.
I'm so incredibly aware of how chunky and distorted this post is but I'm trying to just throw all of my thoughts out there before I chicken out from writing again.
Also, just so you know, I have reached out for support from a psychologist and that should start just before the end of my exams.
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Workshop delves into grafting fruit trees
The California Rare Fruit Growers is hosting a fruit tree grafting workshop 1-4 p.m. Saturday at the Live Oak Grange, 1900 71th Ave.
The event will show the basics of how to fuse two trees together to create a unique product. Participants get to take home the tree they grafted.
Admission is $30 general, $20 for Friends of the Farm and Garden, and $5 for UCSC students; admission is free for members of the California Rare Fruit Growers and the Live Oak Grange.
For details, go to casfs.ucsc.edu.
UCSC Farm hosts composting workshop
UC Santa Cruz is hosting a composting workshop 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 30, at the Alan Chadwick Garden on campus.
Led by garden manager Orin Martin, and Zoe Hitchner and Sky DeMuro of Everett Family Farm, the workshop will cover the basics of choosing materials for your pile, how to balance "greens" and "browns" to get the right blend of nitrogen and carbon, how to build and maintain your compost pile and how to use finished compost in your garden or orchard.
Cost is $30 for the general public, $20 for members of the Friends of the UCSC Farm and Garden, and $5 for UCSC students (with student ID) payable the day of the class (check or cash only). Online registration is available at compost.bpt.me.
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Sunday event explores orchid flower essences
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The event, presented by Kai Chope, will explore the Andean orchid, which grows wild and free at an altitude of 10,000 feet.
Admission is $65 plus a $20 materials fee. Register at www.cobha.org, or call 831-462-1807.
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Calcium dementia link is reminder of the dangers of supplements
An increased risk of dementia in some women taking calcium warns us that supplements marketed as a quick fix for health may not be benign, says Clare Wilson
Taking a daily vitamin or mineral supplement is widely seen as a common-sense way of looking after yourself – a kind of insurance, like wearing a seat belt.
But evidence is growing that it might not be such a healthy habit after all. The latest finding is that calcium supplements, taken by many women after the menopause to strengthen their bones, are linked to dementia. Among women who have had a stroke, taking calcium was associated with a seven-fold rise in the number …


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Looking Ahead
Another year; but hardly business as usual. The world ended on December 21 last year, or so they were telling us right up to the day. Those pesky Mayans—who knew that they had it so wrong about the apocalypse! Of course a certain Family Radio speaker had backdated the event to a few months earlier; but is equally silent now about what happened, or didn't happen. Someone once said that "making predictions is very difficult, especially about the future." It's usually said that the tumble-tongued Yogi Berra made the comment; but there are many other attributions—Mark Twain being more plausible and Confucius likely to claim first use.
We had an election at year's end, and I had thought this editorial could comment on the surge of optimism that we'd be riding by now. I can hardly remember as flat a reelection moment. (Although Clinton with an impeachment looming and Nixon with smoking tapes do come to mind.) Certainly the reelected president has made no overweening comments about wanting to use political capital. Maybe that's bad—at least a number of Web prognosticators have characterized the strategy as "stand back and let it happen." But is that fair! Not even a president controls reality.
Bruce Springsteen in "Tonight in Jungleland" veers toward the Simon and Garfunkel imagery of "the words of the prophets are written on the subway walls," when he sings "Outside the street's on fire in a real death waltz between what's flesh and what's fantasy. And the poets down here don't write nothing at all. They just stand back and let it all be." Ignoring the Beatles allusion, I have to say the imagery is apt: outside our own shaky neighborhood, the streets of the world are increasingly on fire—literally. And let's not kid ourselves; there is the smell of smoke and more than the odd crackle on our own increasingly unquiet streets. I recently watched a relatively evenhanded documentary about the abortion wars in the United States: it was titled "Lake of Fire." And I wonder; What is our culture about to be thrown into?
So often in the past we have called upon the "guardians" of the American experiment for their advice on what they meant by such things as democracy, freedom, and religious liberty. It's become de rigueur for religionists enamored of the Christian nation model to quote the more godly statements, even as they ignore the contrary ones and, even worse, things that show deist views, Masonic confabulations and, worse still, outright support of the French terror. I was impressed by a late 2012 PBS special on religious freedom that handled all of this in a way that was uplifting and respectful of the international wonder that these men wrought. Yet they feared pure majoritarian democracy and expected the people to easily and at some point revert to the excesses that led to the revolution in the first place. It is amazing to read the late life correspondence between Adams and Jefferson, and to come across Jefferson's opinion that Christianity would not survive in the United States. Obviously he was wrong on that count—but how's a mere mortal to know? Unless one is reading Bible prophecy, of course!
Could these men have seen us heading so deliberately off the fiscal cliff? Maybe Hamilton, I guess.
Could these men have seen economic crash and meltdown in our future? Well, they had seen the South Sea Bubble burst in Europe! But I doubt they ever had intimations of a debt that is expressed in trillions or multiples of the gross national product. You've got to go to Revelation to pick up on a global scenario in which all the merchants lament because "in a single hour all this wealth has been laid waste," (chapter 18, verse 17). Sometime up ahead that will happen, even though 2008 gave us a little taste of how it happens.
After the crash of 2008 we wait to see what will happen next time. After the Arab spring we wait to see what a seemingly unstoppable cycle of revolution will bring to the Middle East and Middle Earth. And the bright star over the Sea of Japan this near Christmas brought little hope for that region. Help! What next?
Lewis Carrol, of the Alice in Wonderland, fantasy, but actually an accomplished mathematician, wrote that "if you don't know where you are going, any road will take you there." Too many of the roads up ahead signal trouble. We need to know where we are going—not necessarily whether the world will end one day. I often tell seminar attendees that I can stake my life on one prediction: the world as we know it is about to pass away. Beyond this present world construct is likely a time of runaway technological control and dislocation. Beyond is sure to be a time of declining resources and more wars for access. It will be a time of more natural disasters caused by such things as unnatural global warming. And, I can already sense, a paradoxical swing toward mass faith expression, even as many will come to regard minority faith views as a luxury that species survival cannot afford.
More than 100 years ago the people who eventually began this magazine got into quite a debate about how religious liberty should be projected to the nation's thought leaders. Some wanted to keep the argument to historical and legal points. Another group insisted on the necessity of giving those arguments together with a biblical framework. They insisted that religious freedom in the United States must be linked to biblical faith and eschatology. And in particular they mentioned the Bible Sabbath (a matter of much debate within Christendom) and the second coming of Jesus Christ (a central teaching of Jesus, without which one would have little more than the wise sayings that Jefferson redacted from the Gospels).
This magazine has continued that second approach. We know that the second coming of Jesus Christ is the only perfect solution to all that ails the world and our nation. And we sense that it may be soon. But as the apostle Paul wrote, "That day will not come, unless the rebellion comes first, and the man of lawlessness is revealed" (2 Thessalonians 2:3).
There might come a day when the basic tenets of the Constitution are practically put aside: that certainly will be a time of crisis for religious freedom (but we defend it because that day can be pushed back).There may be uncertain times ahead for social cohesion. There may be stormy days more blustery than any mega-storm yet seen on the East Coast. But keep an eye on the horizon. Poet Gerald Manley Hopkins wrote how at such a time "morning; at the brown brink eastwards, springs." We must be watchers for that event. We must not be easily daunted by ill-informed end of the world prognosticators and, worse, their solutions. Keep freedom alive in your heart and in your actions.
Article Author: Lincoln E. Steed
Lincoln E. Steed is the editor of Liberty magazine, a 200,000 circulation religious liberty journal which is distributed to political leaders, judiciary, lawyers and other thought leaders in North America. He is additionally the host of the weekly 3ABN television show "The Liberty Insider," and the radio program "Lifequest Liberty."


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I found some fun things at the yard sales Saturday!
How cute is the Pomeranian pillow and matching plate! The sale that I got them at had been going on since Thursday and everything left Saturday was half price.....so the .pillow was $2 and plate was $1.50
I picked up the Father coffee cup for $3 and the Avon Breast Cancer cup was .50.
The .50 Humming bird tea set will be used in one of my fairy gardens.
The wicker hamper was $3......I plan to give it a makeover with some pink and white touches and use it to store our lap blankets in the family room when they are not in use.
Leaded glass door insert.....
The insert had been taken out of the door because of a small crack, which I highlighted in the second photo. I thought it was still worth the $10 they were asking for it.


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The Client
Columbia College Chicago is the largest and most diverse private, nonprofit arts and media college in the nation.
The Problem
Columbia has an award-winning orientation program that all new students are required to attend before their first semester. With their out-of-state population on the rise, traveling to campus was becoming a bigger financial burden for more and more students. They needed an online alternative that delivered the same high-quality experience.
The Result
The new Distance Orientation program saw an increase in both student participation and completion four semesters in a row.
The program was so successful that Columbia turned it into a series of three programs, including one to supplement on-campus orientation for students who still make the trip.
All incoming students (around 2,500 per year) are now required to take one of these distance programs.
My Role
(May 2013 – December 2014)
- Curriculum Development — Created an online orientation to mirror the on-campus program that included modules of text, video, and quizzes. Information is major-specific and personalized for special populations such as transfer students, Honors students, and international students.
- Production — Identified content areas and gathered necessary information from corresponding departments. Wrote cohesive copy for the modules, video scripts, and documentation for staff members supporting students enrolled in the program. Produced +25 short videos for the program.
- Operations — Worked closely with IT to build the program in Moodle, an open-source LMS, and ensured seamless connection with Columbia's proprietary systems. Built follow-up system that made it easy for advisors and support staff to check in with every student when they reached specific benchmarks in the program.
"Caro's work on the Columbia College Distance Orientation program was phenomenal.
Under tight deadlines and while coordinating input from across all of Columbia's academic departments, she compiled audio, video, and text content into a program that gave our incoming students clear, concise, and actionable information on advising, registration, and campus life."
– Andrew Whatley, Assistant Dean
An early problem I needed to solve was how to show students the campus from a distance.
The on-campus program doesn't include a formal tour, but students spend the day exploring the campus as they progress from session to session. Many later credit this experience as one that makes them feel more comfortable navigating the campus during their first week. We needed to find a way to replicate this experience!
Since lots of Columbia students commute to campus via bike, we opted to do this with a bike tour. I recruited a former on-campus Orientation Leader to be the guide for Distance Orientation students. We mounted a GoPro camera to both his handlebars and bike helmet, and spent a cold Chicago morning touring the campus.
In addition to the video, students were given a custom campus map that replicates Justin's ride, with noted points of interest. This map was print-ready, with places for them to note their class schedule so they had a pocket guide to carry around during their first weeks on campus.


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Patrol product selection when you need to know
Long before patrol officers through traditional way to record attendance Patrol work today need a scientific, objective and rigorous, with high-tech means to achieve the best solution for a set of patrol management. Traditional Patrol patrol officers based on the recording is completed by hand, at the local installation requires a patrol like mailbox-like box (patrol point), each patrol officers arrive here on paper, write your own reach time, name and related information, and then put into the box. Managers usually by checking the box in the small piece of paper, to examine the work attendance Patrol officers.
With the development of society and technology, American DALLAS company launched the world's 90 patents "IBTTON" information button, the product has a durable, many advantages of anti-acid, anti-corrosion, high temperature, long life, and soon On Patrol inspection applied to, Sees (Information button of performance comparison). Because many of the superior performance, contactless electronic Patrol inspection products (such as: Patrol stick) and is still the mainstream of the global Patrol products.
When using the user choose Patrol inspection as, use of the product in order to protect the stability and durability, not only to choose well-known brand Patrol products, but also should consider the future installation of the application environment and the patrol patrol point, If it is in good condition, or in the indoor installation patrol point, you can not consider Patrol reader mode (Reader mode: divided into contact and induction of radiofrequency) Contact Patrol point because there are a variety of installation way, buried, surface mount and so on, the inductive Patrol point only for shallow burial, not the exposed surface installation. If used outdoors, if you are using the installation shallow burial patrol point, the contact Patrol and Patrol RF induction can be considered. But to bare the patrol point you try to consider the installation using a contact-type Patrol, Patrol contact point because the material is metal stainless steel, corrosion-resistant, anti-vandalism, interference resistance, high temperature design life of 20 years. The induction of radiofrequency Patrol point made of plastic, corrosion afraid, afraid of the sun, fear of high and low temperature, easy to vandalism, life is short, only applies Shallow Tibetan installation.
Patrol inspection management system, should be a powerful, simple, easy to complete the communication Patrol achieve line settings, electronic maps, bar / line graph / pie chart display, with a simple, user-friendly Strong, users can query Patrol recorded automatically according to line requirements assessment, easily check the implementation of the plan, for example: on time, early, yet to come, and so missed


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Strange things are happening with creatures coming to the Hamptons. Three days after Superstorm Sandy, my wife and I were down at the beach and we saw that among the seagulls flying around, there was a pelican flying over the shoreline. I had never seen a pelican here before. But my wife, who is familiar with pelicans, said that indeed that is was what it was, perhaps swept up in the warm, wet tropical vortex of the storm as it came charging up the coast.
Then, two weeks ago, a woman living on Hampton Street in Southampton called the Suffolk County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to say that there was an alligator in a window well at her house. The Save the Animals Rescue Foundation came, confirmed this was the case, got it and took it to their facility in Middle Island. At last report it was doing just fine, basking happily beneath a sunlamp at that shelter, according to one report in Newsday.
This is not the first alligator to have been found on eastern Long Island recently. There have been nine of them found in just the last few weeks, the first in Mastic Beach, alligators two through eight in other locations on Long Island, and alligator nine here in Southampton.
With the discovery of that first alligator and with the discovery of each alligator after that, including this ninth one, the authorities have declared that this is probably the work of some local person who has bought an alligator as a pet, perhaps for his or her child, gotten tired of having the alligator, perhaps because it had grown so fast and was developing a very nasty personality, and so has simply gone out and dumped the alligator off in the brush somewhere.
The explanation continues that this is a dastardly act indeed. There are laws making it illegal to own an alligator without a permit in New York. There are other laws that make it illegal to harm an alligator, and surely dumping them out of the car or truck or whatever qualifies as such dastardly behavior. It is particularly dastardly, they say, because this is a very poor lesson to be giving to a small child about what to do with pets. They hope they can catch this perpetrator.
That this is a single perpetrator doing all this is a big stretch, however. Such a person would have to get one alligator after another and dump them, or get a whole congregation of alligators all at once and then drive them around like Johnny Appleseed, casting off one of them here and one there and one elsewhere. This is really unlikely. It's also very unlikely that there is a club of alligator owners that, in recent years, decided to disband, or that there are nine separate alligator owners who all answered the same ad on the same website.
What could it be?
I recently read a report about the major invasion of a very nasty kind of fish that has taken over much of the Mississippi River. The fish is an Asian Carp, not native to America. Like our alligator encounters, many authorities originally came up with this crazy story that maybe it was some local resident who collected exotic fish and had a big fish tank, and so brought in Asian Carp. But then, when they saw the carp attacking all the other fish with their very sharp teeth and having them for dinner, the owners, hysterical, netted the Asian Carp in his or her now empty fish tank—the carp hurl themselves at things chattering their teeth and slapping themselves around—and got them over to the Mississippi in Louisiana and dumped them in, probably at night. Bad people, whoever did that.
At this point, 40 years later, Asian Carp have pretty much cleaned all the local species of fish out of the Mississippi River, beginning down in Louisiana and heading on up that body of water past Arkansas, Nebraska, Iowa and Illinois in certain areas, now aiming to attack Chicago and the Great Lakes. I recall that last year, anxious officials were talking about building these electric barriers across the Mississippi that only fish who were not carp would be allowed through up to Chicago. But the latest news is that the carp, having gotten around these barriers, have now gotten really close to Chicago, and in this heightened state of hysteria there has been this Indiana Jones type who persuaded the authorities to let him get rid of the carp by baiting a trap for them in the river and then setting off an underground explosion to kill them. He's now done that, but what floated to the surface were about 200,000 pounds of dead fish, none of which were carp. So now they are looking for this guy.
My belief is that what we have here is the same thing as with the Asian Carp, except that here it's alligators. Trust me on this. We've found the first nine. This is just the beginning. I expect that by January we will be up to our ankles in alligators and this will be a very serious situation.
And frankly, I have no idea what to do about that. We can't harm them. We can't leave them out in the cold. We can't blow them up. We can't take them in and put them in cages. We can't kidnap them from their "habitat." And certainly we can't dump them by the side of the road, because that is where they are being found to begin with.
It's just too damn bad, I say.


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Yesterday morning's four hour recording session went well. I got the 12-string take for Song Five — likely the first material for Album Four that I will actually be keeping.
I am very happy with it, at the moment, and am looking forward to building the song out next weekend.


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Every month, my roommate and I mix up a cocktail and settle in for a few episodes of Golden Girls. It's a chance to unwind, catch up, and build skills as amateur bartenders. Follow this ongoing series of cocktails to suit the season! Read part three, honey whiskey peach iced tea, here.
Tropical sangrias are a great twist on the Spanish classic. Sangria's already like adult juice; adding in tropical fruits makes it seem more like a blend of piña colada and wine. This mango peach sangria via Delish is super simple. Make the simple syrup ahead of time, and you can leave the ingredients to steep until you're ready for a bevvy.
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 1/3 cup water
- 1 cup Grand Marnier
- 1 bottle Viognier
- 1 mango, sliced
- 2 peaches, sliced
- 1/4 cup mint
Combine equal parts water and sugar (1/3 cup each) in a pot. Bring to a boil, stirring. The sugar should dissolve. Remove from the stove, and allow the syrup to cool. Put the syrup in a pitcher, and refrigerate. Stir in the Grand Marnier, Viognier, mango, peaches, and mint.
I would recommend letting this steep for a few hours—maximum a day. Also note, to a refined palate the wine choice likely makes a difference; to this palate, just choose a white wine that doesn't break the bank.
Thinking of trying this recipe out? Tag me on Instagram @natalieseraf, or on Twitter @natalieseraf
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The ACV-CSC is member of the International Trade Union Confederatin (www.ituc-csi.org); luc Cortbeeck is the vice-president of ITUC.
The ACV-CSC gives the outmost importance to the work of the International Labour Organisation. For many years, the CSC President has taken up responsibility as spokesperson of the Workers-group and Vice-President of the Committee on the Application of Standards at the International Labour Conference.
The ACV-CSC is also active as Vice-President in the Trade Union Advisory Committee (TUAC), of the OECD.
Through World Solidarity, the solidarity agency of the Christian Workers Movement in Belgium, the ACV-CSC supports trade union organisations and social movements around the world.
The ACV-CSC is an important partner in Social Alert, a network set up in 1997 by trade unions, youth organizations, social movements, human rights organisations and NGO's throughout the world. Social Alert wants to react promptly in the international context against the violation of workers' economic and social rights.
The Institute for International Workers Education (IIWE) assists the ACV-CSC in its educational visits and runs its training programmes with trade unionists from Southern countries and from Central and Eastern Europe.


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Nike Directed by Us
While women around the world often feel constrained by traditional gender roles, athletes in Turkey are committed to pursuing their love for sport and fitness while staying true to themselves.
A new film directed by Us, appropriately titled 'This is Us' celebrates the stories of elite and everyday athletes from across Turkey. The film encourages women to push beyond personal barriers and the limitations others may place on them.


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How Kids & Dads Can Enjoy Father's Day Together
Happy Father's Day! To celebrate Dad and family today,why not enjoy Father's Day together! This article lists a few creative ways to celebrate and enjoy Father's Day together this year. Remember, you don't have to wait for a special holiday to gather up the family for a fun day together. So after Dad's breakfast in bed, load up the family and head for the great outdoors! It is rumored that Ben Affleck recently dressed up as Batman for his son's superhero-themed birthday party, which must have scored super-cool points on the playground. But don't worry, dads; you don't need to … Continue reading How Kids & Dads Can Enjoy Father's Day Together


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Last week sucked
I was listening to this story all day on the radio and finally ran down to check it out. I got there 5 mins before this guy finally got his car unstuck.
He turned his heat on and the window shattered
It was 0 degrees the night before and a water main broke next to his car.
He spent 8 hours hammering it out while people watched and asked dumb questions.
This could have been better but I got yelled at by guys in overalls every time I got too close
He was pretty funny and everybody cheered when he drove off.


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All the books (spanish version only ) for Spain have been send today. If you don´t receive it in the next two weeks please contact the oficial mail.
Hoy hemos terminado de enviar todos los libros en español con destinos nacionales (España y Canarias).
Si en dos semanas no habéis recibido vuestra copia por favor poneos en contacto con nosotros al mail oficial.
We are now preparing the shippings for France, Belgium, USA and Canada togheter, and they will be shipped as far as August 29. The delivery on this shippings would take no more than 5 days, according to the delivery company.
The rest of the international books would be delivered as soon as we finish that previous shipping. It will take us at least a week to prepare everyhting, so probably they will be shipped in the first/second week of september.
All this information depends on how fast we could manage all the deliveries, not an easy thing to do, plenty of details. Please be patient.
martes, 13 de agosto de 2013
Shippings#4 August 12
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Hey Enrique! Sounds like you are busting them out! Good job :).ResponderEliminar
Did you say that you were sending out the books to the art commission supporters first? So does that mean they went out with the first round even is they went to the USA?
The suporters who ordered the A4 drawing will receive first the book, and then asked for their favourite character to do the drawing, that will be shipped as soon as can be done.ResponderEliminar
¿Para cuando los que no estamos en España?ResponderEliminar
La verdad que me gsuta la organizacion y como estas posteando lo que haces dia a dia con la entrega asi todos sepamos como viene la mano, no me imoporta esperar en tanto llegue sano y salvo jeje, saludosResponderEliminar
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SG Project 5 (Windows Store)
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Just Go with It
Sometimes a guy's best wingman... is a wingwoman
20111 h 57 min
A plastic surgeon, romancing a much younger schoolteacher, enlists his loyal assistant to pretend to be his soon to be ex-wife, in order to cover up a careless lie. When more lies backfire, the assistant's kids become involved, and everyone heads off for a weekend in Hawaii that will change all their lives.
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Wherever you go in the world, it's always refreshing to see something you recognise. That green bottle, the red star, the smiling 'e'… like an instant welcome from an old friend. Cold, fresh, high quality Heineken. Enjoyed near and far since 1873.
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