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Posted 1/22/14 (Wed)
By Stephanie Norman
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Watford City resident James Terry Henrikson, 34, was arrested Saturday, Jan. 18, in Mandan, N.D., on federal firearm charges. Agents from Homeland Security Investigations and the Bismarck/Mandan Metro Area Narcotics Task Force made the arrest. Henrikson is charged with being a felon in possession of several firearms by Criminal Complaint, in the United States District Court, District of North Dakota. A Criminal Complaint is the method by which a person is charged with criminal activity and raises no inference of guilt.
Last week, Henrikson's home at 505 17th Ave. NE in Watford City was raided by the FBI, but he was nowhere to be found at the time.
Henrikson is a person of interest in the investigation of the Doug Carlile murder, which occurred on Dec. 15, in Spokane, Wash. Henrikson's ex-business partner, Carlile, was shot multiple times in the chest at his three-story home in Washington. On Jan. 14, Spokane police arrested Timothy Suckow, 50, of Spokane, on a first-degree murder charge, after they linked him through DNA sampling to a glove left at the scene of the murder.
Evidence suggests Suckow may have been hired to kill Carlile, with unpaid debts being the motivation for the contract killing. Hours after Carlile was murdered, Henrikson was questioned by authorities over the phone. He denied killing Carlile, but did mention that Carlile owed him nearly $2 million.
According to the Spokane Police Department reports, Carlile and Henrikson were introduced about two years ago, at which time they and two other men, John Wark and Bill Curtiss, all invested into two businesses in the oil fields of North Dakota.
One business, Bridgewater Energy, is a trucking company to haul water and oil from well sites. The other business is Kingdom Dynamics Enterprise, which is an oilfield development company.
Carlile recruited investors for Kingdom Dynamics in order to purchase mineral rights on 640 acres on the MHA Nations Reservation. Henrikson and his wife, Sarah Creveling, each invested a few hundred thousand dollars. Part of the deal was that Henrikson would receive $1.2 million after the oil field began producing in exchange for his original investment.
During the phone conversation between Henrikson and the detective working the case hours after the murder, Henrikson admitted to being aware of Carlile's death. He said they had an oil lease together and he was angry with Carlile, but denied ever threatening him. The police report states, "Henrikson said he did not kill Carlile and does not know why someone would hurt him."
This is not the first go-around Henrikson has had with the law. He has a lengthy list of wrongdoings with the law in multiple states.
Kristopher D. Clarke, ex-operations manager of Blackstone, another company in North Dakota Henrikson owned, disappeared in February 2012 after an argument with Henrikson about money.
Clarke claimed Henrikson owed him $600,000, but refused to pay, so Clarke decided to quit his job with Blackstone and take Blackstone's subcontractors with him. Henrikson did not like this.
The last time anyone saw Clarke was during the time of the argument with Henrikson near New Town, N.D. After his disappearance, a special agent asked Henrikson to take a lie detector test, but he refused. The body of Clarke has never been found. Because there is no concrete evidence linking Henrikson to the disappearance, he is not at fault.
Henrikson is not arrested for involvement with the Carlile murder investigation nor is he serving time for the disappearance of Clarke. He is currently in jail for illegally having multiple firearms in his possession.
"The arrest of James Henrikson on allegations of illegal possession of firearms by a convicted felon should reassure the citizens of the oil patch that federal, state, local and tribal law enforcement are committed to working together to keep western North Dakota safe," United States Attorney for North Dakota Timothy Purdon said. "I want to commend the hardworking and skilled agents who investigated this case and arrested the defendant without incident."
This joint investigation was shared by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, Homeland Security Investigations, the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the United States Postal Inspection Service, the Internal Revenue Service, the North Dakota Bureau of Criminal Investigation, and the McKenzie County Sheriff's Office.

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Inuit throat songs and drumming
Nukariik is very excited to share their voices with you in this collection of songs representing many of the songs and rhythms that have circulated and passed down among Inuit for generations. Thanks to Nukariik's family and friends for their support and the people who helped make this CD. It was recorded between September 2007 and April 2008 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada and was made possible through the assistance of the Canada Music Fund and the Music Section of the Canada Council for the Arts.


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Alphen, Netherlands. 23 January. Simon de Montfort, 6th Earl of Leicester, is regarded as the father of the English Parliament. Seven hundred and fifty years ago this week he said, "You can maintain power over people as long as you give them something. Rob a man of everything and that man will no longer be in your power". The January Parliament sat on 20 January, 1265 some fifty years after the 1215 signing of Magna Carta that in time became the font of all English liberties. Indeed, for the first time a Parliament comprised not just nobles but the knights and burgesses of the English shires. De Montfort's aim was to confirm his power and constrain that of King Henry III after the latter's defeat at the Battle of Lewes. However, the January Parliament also confirmed the two principles of freedom of conscience and freedom before the law established by the great William Marshal in the aftermath of Magna Carta. Over centuries the great political shifts of the thirteenth century established the very idea of freedom which England gave to much of rest of the world – government by the people, for the people and of the people. Today, those freedoms and liberties are under threat across Europe at several levels as freedom is traded in the name of security, function and 'efficiency'.
At the oligarchic high bureaucratic level freedom is under threat from a European caste that believes they know best and that the over-concentration of power in a bureaucratic few is in the best interest of all. Yesterday's decision by the European Central Bank to print €1.1 trillion may or may not help to stimulate dormant growth, although in the absence of structural reforms it looks an increasingly desperate measure by the European Mutual Impoverishment Pact (formerly known as the EU). Critically, there is no democratic oversight of the ECB and little accountability. Time will tell but Mario Draghi's actions look very much like those of a man who is looking after his friends in southern Europe at the expense of the taxpayer's and savers of northern and western Europe.
At the security level the threat posed by Islamic State to Europe is dangerous and growing. One reason for that threat is the utter irresponsibility of liberal elites in allowing such extreme beliefs to use liberal societies as incubators in the name of multiculturalism and political correctness. Now, be it the European Arrest Warrant or the sweeping new powers of surveillance demanded by states, elites are in a desperate game of catch-up to both mask and deal with the consequence of their own irresponsibility. Yes, the threat is such that the state and the super-state may indeed need new powers but who, how and what is going to hold that power to account.
Even at the popular level basic rights and freedoms are being eroded as power is ever taken ever more distant from the people in Europe. Politicians still routinely trot out the mantras that they are defending free speech and democracy but are they? Political machines seem far more interested in defending themselves, hence the almost universal obsession with the short-term by elites. Je Suis Charlie many be an emotive slogan but make so mistake the French state was uncomfortable with Charlie Hebdo. In England, the font of liberty, it is questionable whether the newspaper would have been even able to publish much of its work under the onerous hate laws that have been introduced in the past decade to mask the consequences of government responsibility.
Under pressure from above and without European society is increasingly self-censoring. Naturally, liberty also implies responsibility in what one says and does. However, there is a growing tendency to appease extremism on the grounds that it shows cultural sensitivity or because the Internet mob-rule, much of it generated by the sneering, censorious political Left, that is intimidating any dissent from their imposed 'convention'. A mark of the extent to which British society is retreating from responsible liberty is the extent to which British police (yes, British police) now police thought as well as actions. Indeed, there was a time when English law could distinguish between criminals and idiots, but not it seems any more.
Eight hundred years on from Magna Carta and seven hundred and fifty years on from the January Parliament it is as vital as ever that responsible citizens challenge over-mighty oligarchies. Sadly such oligarchies are the stuff of power in Europe today with parliaments reduced to being little more than impotent fig-leaves for over-mighty executives.
Simon de Montfort lost his life on 4 August, 1265 at the Battle of Evesham slain by royalists. The absolute power of the King was restored and would not be so directly challenged until that great dissenter Oliver Cromwell established the principles of parliamentary democracy that endured until the 2007 Treaty of Lisbon. In 1654 Cromwell said, "In every government there must be somewhat fundamental, somewhat like a Magna Charta, that should be standing and unalterable".
Power is again taking liberties and it must again be held to account.
Julian Lindley-French


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Recently my husband has been getting gifts of eggs from a coworker who has chickens and ducks on her land. She does not farm, just keeps the birds for personal consumption. My husband and I both enjoy farm fresh eggs and are happy to take the extra off her hands. My husband also really enjoys duck eggs so we get those as well because her family does not eat them.
I had a left over store bought egg and a "yard bird" egg and cracked both into one bowl. The difference in color and yolk consistency was very stark. You can't tell the difference from the picture, but the egg white was also noticeably different. The egg on the top is a standard store bought brown "cage free" and the egg on the bottom is the yard bird.
We eat fresh, local and organic as much as we can afford and I encourage you to do the same.
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Large Format Printer Market by Offering (Printers, RIP software, Services), Printing Technology (Inkjet, Laser), Ink Type (Aqueous, Solvent, UV Cured, Latex, Dye Sublimation), Print Width, Application, and Geography - Global Forecast to 2023
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"The increasing demand for large format printing in the textile, advertising, and packaging industries and the rising adoption of UV curable inks in outdoor advertising, CAD, and technical printing applications drives the growth of the large format printer market"
The large format printer market is expected to grow from USD 8.37 billion in 2017 to USD 10.59 billion by 2023, at a CAGR of 4.00% between 2017 and 2023. The growing demand for large format printing in the textile, advertising, and packaging industries is driving the large format printer market. Major restraining factors for the growth of large format printer market include high initial investments and operating costs.
Raster image processor (RIP) software offering for large format printer is the fastest-growing segment. It helps in effective processing of files, which makes large format printers work faster and more consistently, which is very important for printing on different materials such as plastics, textiles, and others. With a dedicated RIP program, which is capable of processing larger files, the print management tasks become much easier; it enables people to multitask, thereby increasing process efficiency.
The market for ink-based (inkjet) printer technology is expected to grow at the highest rate during 2017 and 2023. One of the major reasons for the higher growth of the market for inkjet printers is the increasing use of inkjet large format printers for technical and CAD printing. Inkjet printer provides reduced running costs for large format printing, which has led to the widespread adoption of inkjet printers in this industry.
APAC is one of the prospective markets for this technology. Countries such as Japan and South Korea are already developed economies, and China had been the fastest-growing economy in the world for the last 2 decades. There is likely to be a tremendous demand for large format printers in the region during the forecast period because of high growth in graphic printing, apparel & textile printing, and CAD and technical printing. APAC produces a large amount of apparels and textiles, and this sector is expected to grow steadily in this region. A significant growth is likely to be witnessed in advertising and signage in India mainly due to the booming economy.
In the process of determining and verifying the market size for several segments and subsegments gathered through secondary research, extensive primary interviews were conducted with the key experts. The breakup of the profiles of primary participants is as follows:
Companies that provide a range of customized solutions to customers are expected to emerge as the game changers.
This report profiles some of the following key printer manufacturers in this market:
This report covers the large format printer market based on offering, printing technology, print width, ink type, application, and geography. A detailed analysis of the key industry players has been done to provide insights into their business, products and services, and key strategies such as product launches, mergers and acquisitions, partnerships, agreements, and collaborations associated with the large format printer market.
The report would help the market leaders or new entrants in the following ways:
*Business overview, Products offered, Recent developments, MNM view, SWOT analysis might not be captured in case of unlisted companies.


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Cougars eke out win over Lakers
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MOUNTAIN LAKES _ The girls on the Chatham lacrosse team were smart enough to know that Mountain Lakes, despite being 0-5, wouldn't play like a winless team.
As expected, the Lakers gave the Cougars all they could handle but Chatham rallied late to earn a narrow victory.
Emily DeKeyzer scored four goals and Zoe Kraus scored twice to lift Chatham to an 8-7 win over Mountain Lakes on Thursday, April 13.
Catherine McNiff scored the gamewinner on a free position in the final minutes to spark the Cougars. Abby Morgan also connected for Chatham, which improved to 5-2. Haley Tietjen scored four times for Mountain Lakes (0-6). The Lakers built a 6-2 advantage at the half but saw their lead slowly slip away as the Cougars started winning draws and tightening up their defense.
"We didn't take them lightly," McNiff said. "They are a huge county rival. We knew it was going to be a good game. 0-5 doesn't do them justice. We weren't playing too great in the first half and we flipped the switch.''
When McNiff started winning draws, the Cougars were able to build a tempo. Kraus scored off a pass from DeKeyser at the eight-minute mark and tied the game, 7-7.
"I wouldn't say that were a second-half team,'' defender Belle Marshall said. "There have been instances where we started off slower than we would like but we always end up turning it around. We all get energized and it all starts from the bench and it leads to the field and we feed off each other's energy.''
McNiff gave the Cougars the lead in the final goal of the game. Her free position opportunities were stopped twice in a row on shooting space calls. When she finally found an opening her righty shot landed hip high in the right side of the net with 5:11 remaining in the game.
"I was fired up,'' McNiff said. "The whole team was playing so well. I just needed to do my job and put it in the back of the net.''
The Cougars were sluggish from the start and the Lakers took advantage of it. Tietjen scored Mountain Lakes' first four goals. By the time Erin O'Neil connected off a Sarah Monteleone pass with 35 seconds left in the half, Mountain Lakes was off to a 6-2 lead and Chatham needed to talk.
"Momentum is a big thing,'' McNiff said. "We were coming off a rough first half. Coach pulled us aside and told us we need to get it together. Every draw is ours. Last year and in the past, we lost to Mountain Lakes by one and there has been some tough losses. We were really, really fired up in the second half.
Winning some draws and gaining possessions helped. As the game progressed, McNiff was able to solve the problems that Lakers' Lauren Sammarro and Holly Smith posed on the draw.
"They tried pushing, pulling. They tried a couple of different ways but I usually don't do the same draw every time,'' McNiff said. "There are always small tweaks and adjustments I make. I was happy when I recognize who is on the circle and where and when I can get it to someone or if I can get it to myself.''
In the back, Marshall and her teammates Michelle Connolly, Tesa Luzi, Colleen Graham or Julia Dorica did a better job in limiting the Mountain Lakes' offense of scoring opportunities.
"In the first half the defense was standing up a lot,'' Marshall said. "There wasn't a lot of talk. Something was a little off. In the second half, everyone was low, getting in front of the cutters and staying into space on the 1 v 1 drives.
"We knew going in that they had a couple of players that really liked to take it. We made sure that we were low and talking and sending the slide early. It all worked out.''
Chatham rallied with four consecutive goals to start the second half. DeKeyzer scored two of those goals. A brilliant transition goal by DeKeyzer, initiated by a stick save by keeper Kat Friday, made it a 6-6 game with 12:04 remaining.
"Emily's drive was working and we just told her to keep on doing it,'' McNiff said. "She was really fired up. She is someone who definitely wants the ball in her stick. She could shoot and score and that was really awesome. Her fire and intensity helped fire and motivate everyone else.''
The Lakers jumped back ahead on a score by sophomore Sophia Holt off a Monteleone feed to make it 7-6 at 8:57. Less than a minute later, Chatham tied it when Kraus connected off a DeKeyzer feed at the eight-minute mark to set the stage for the gamewinner.
The best chance for Mountain Lakes in the final minutes came with 2:37 left but a Lakers player left too soon on a free position and that turned the ball over. Chatham did not relinquish possession after that.
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Welcome to Thaifoodlovers guide to Thai Food and let me show you how the different regions of Thailand like Chiang Mai in the North, Bangkok in the Center and Hatyai in the South, influence and shape the diverse tastes of the 4 "s" of any Thai cuisine - saltish, sweetish, sourish and spiciness. Get to know the joy of cooking using my closely guarded Thai recipes that you can easily cook at home.
So ... What can I say?
I am very very passionate about cooking and eating good quality food! In fact, I can spend hours experimenting, modifying and perfecting different types of food.
When we first opened our Thai Restaurant in Melbourne in the 1980s, Australians and the rest of the world were only just discovering about this mixture of 4 "s" flavored Thai food but since then, it has grown in popularity not just in the Western world but to the rest of Asia with Thai restaurants popping up in all major towns and cities!
Now, you can also easily find them available as prepacked cooked meals
in major supermarkets and Asian food online stores when they fancy
dining-in instead of take out. Of course, there is no comparison to
eating the freshly prepared and cooked meals.
So … why is Thai food so popular?
Probably because Thailand travel is now even more popular with tourists
as they find this country with its rich history and culture, the pamper
of luxurious Thai massage together with a romantic getaway followed by exotic
Thai cuisine that is nicely contained in a budget without blowing up your
bank account and wished to be reminded of the good times after returning
Who knows? Maybe it is because of the movie "The King and I".
cuisine is one of the best gourmet cuisines in the world (ok, ok .. you
can tell I am not a very bias person -- lol!) It is well known for the
diversity of ingredients and amazing spiciness giving us this healthy food that is packed with medicinal
properties which is cooked and refined with more than two types of herbs
or spices which are beneficial to health.
A few years ago, my friends and I created our own foodnetwork and formed a "food club", calling ourselves "Makan Club" where we would meet every 2 - 3 months to cook, discuss and enjoy our food and wines. My baby -- thaifoodlovers.com -- is born simply because I wanted to be able to share my passion with other food and wine lovers.
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* I love cooking for my family using simple ingredients
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This also fits the Less is More challenge to use more then one stamp.
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Gorgeous! The watercoloring behind the embossed image is beautiful and I love the center medallion too. This stamp IS a beauty! Thank you for joining us at The Paper Players!ReplyDelete
Lovely card Linda
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Great stamping and a very intricate image too. Lovely colours and layout.
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This is beautiful, love the subtle colors you picked for the silver embossed doily :)ReplyDelete
So, so pretty! Love how you watercolored the background. I must try this technique sometime. Thanks for playing along with my challenge this week at The Paper Players, Linda!ReplyDelete
What a beautiful intricate stamp - your silver embossing is perfect! Love the soft watercolour background too.ReplyDelete
It is an interesting stamp. I bet it's got a fabulous texture under the fingers! Great card...cool puppy too!ReplyDelete
This is fabulous stamping... we do like to see few layers... but it is simply gorgeous!
Thanks so much
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What a stunning stamp and perfectly embossed! Would love to see something a bit more CAS made with it, do join us again at Less is More when you can!
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|One of my first looks at the Pyramids
|Garbage along a canal
|The small Pyramids were for the wives
|I love the sun setting in this picture with the Pyramid
|Kids picking up sand so we could get all the Pyramids in the picture
|I just love this picture!!
|This was a camel ride and it looked so cool, so I took a picture.
|Another one of my first looks at the Pyramids.
|Looking at Cairo from the Pyramids
|Egyptians offering camel rides.
|The busy streets of Cairo
|Lots of uses for horse and buggy.
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|This is what we saw when we looked out the back of the hotel
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Hey, who knows Sevilla, and being told that in mid-May, we are sitting on the couch with the brazier post, can not believe it, where is the spring, who has led that the debuelbaaaaa, lol
Good to ours, has to see that you think about these shelves, or ledges, the first one did not convince me, and neither did the second, so I started with the third, and finally podre not use what you want, because I do not stay small because, lol, but in the end I like seeing them so the three will serve for something.
And between one thing and another, I began to test ways to make baskets with hemp rope, and wire out these are not bad.
las pinte de un tono marrón rojizo como son algunos mimbres, y creo que están mejor que la que deje con el color natural del cáñamo, no creéis?
the paint of a reddish brown tone like some twigs, and think they are better than that let the natural color hemp not you think?
Y con unos recorte de madera que tenia , me puse con esta lampara, que hacia tiempo que tenia ganas de intentar, mi mente dispersa actuando otra vez, jajaja
And with a wood cut I had, I started with this lamp, which long since had wanted to try, my scattered mind acting again, lol
Es muy parecida a una que me he llevado mucho tiempo viendo, por un balcón de una casa palacio, típica de Sevilla, y que tenia muchas ganas de intentar, la de la casa tiene velas de esas que tienen una bombilla, pero se ve que a sido remodelada para poner la electricidad, yo la e dejado con las velas como de verdad
It is very similar to one that I have taken a long time looking for a balcony of a mansion, typical of Seville, and was eager to try, the house has candles of those who have a bulb, but is that has been remodeled to make electricity, and I left with candles as truth
Bueno espero como siempre vuestras opiniones.
un abrazo a todos
These wooden lamps are seen in many of these old houses, some very similar to chandeliers pallium steps (I do not know how this can be translated to English I hope you understand)
Well I hope as always your opinions.
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Instructor's note: Don't skip this powerful account of one of the most heart-breaking events in modern history. In researching this piece, Chiemela interviewed his father, who was a boy in Biafra at the time of the genocide.
It was the year of 1968. What did my dad see when he leered out his cut-out concrete opening on his wall during that morning? He saw enormous clouds of smoke from distant forests, army tanks ripping through forests, bloody corpses, and flanks of soldiers marching down the roads of his village with grimaced countenances. He saw inferno engulf corpses of innocent villagers. When my dad was about 11 years of age, he and his family were among "3 million Igbo refugees . . ." ( Metz 114) struggling to survive the horrific conditions of a Nigerian Civil War called the Biafra War.
My dad lived in the village of Ohuru located in the eastern region of Nigeria during his youth from 1968-1970, the years in which the Biafra War took place. Lieutenant Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu, the eastern region's military governor, decided to detach the region from Nigeria because of the harsh treatment, the massacres and the exploitation of oil against the Igbos. He declared the independence of the southeastern region known to be the Republic of Biafra on May 30, 1967.
While my dad was at school one morning, his school teacher told his class about this event and the increasing violence in the north region of Nigeria. The possibility of war between the Igbos and the rest of Nigeria was imminent. This news frightened my dad. He never anticipated his country participating in warfare. He tried desperately to obliterate this petrifying thought. While walking home from school, he kept encouraging himself that such an event was incomprehensible. "The teacher is lying. Maybe it won't happen," he thought, "People of the same country can't fight one another…" Suddenly the sky became dark. He looked towards the sky and saw what looked like three enormous albatrosses flying over his village. Then he thought to himself "…Or can they?" At that moment my dad raced home with a heart nearly bursting out of his chest.
That night, my dad couldn't sleep. Until dawn he kept contemplating the ghastly events that might take place. He sat up from the cot he shared with his other siblings and peered out his window. He saw a silhouette of a battalion of armed Baifran soldiers chanting and marching. This made him panic even more. He swiftly laid himself back down on the cot. Then out of the blue, a loud whistle sounded! Following the whistle, he heard a loud bang that sounded like an exploding bomb! Then he heard the sound of fired ammunition from jet fighters and civilians screaming! The Nigerians were bombing his village!
My dad scurried to his parent's room to tell them what just happened. The whole family immediately evacuated their home. On their way through forest terrain, bombs and bullets battered the village from every direction! People were screaming, hiding and running in different directions! My dad raced next door to warn his friend. After that, they sprinted through the forests while dodging trees, jumping over rocks, and evading bushes! But then my dad's friend stumbled over a large log and crashed down with such impact that he severed his left leg and shattered his ribs. My dad's friend was shrieking in pain. My dad attempted to help him but he insisted that my dad should go. "God will bless you" were his last words. With tears spilling down the cheeks of my dad, he devastatingly ran from that direction. While running, a bomb blew up right behind my dad with such impact that it sent my dad sliding through the forest. When he looked back, a barrage of fire had consumed the area in which my dad's friend had laid.
My father and his finally reached what was like a living graveyard. So many people were at the refugee camps standing in lines craving to gnaw on rations. The food consisted of a scoop of watery soup with bits of raw stock fish floating inside. The children looked extremely malnourished. They were like naked emaciated corpses with bloated stomachs and comatose looks in their eyes. My dad's younger brother was among those helpless and malnourished children. Again he placed another person's life before his and fed him his own ration. Even more tears were rushing down his face. He looked around only to see other destitute civilians with the same somber expression. Hospitals were destroyed, schools were dismantled, and his home was flattened. The approximate "three million casualties" (Current Issues and Historical Background; Nigeria) and the impoverished conditions were too extreme to bear at such a young age. Ever since my dad came to the U.S., he has strived to take advantage of the privileges that were offered. Hearing this story from my dad now reshapes my perspective on life. He tells me every day that being in the U.S. is a God-given privilege that shouldn't be wasted and it's my obligation to aim high. He also tells me that the he survived was only through God's grace and that His plan was for him to enjoy a more productive life here in the U.S. After hearing this story, I have never taken the opportunity of being in the United States for granted.
Works Cited
Philips, Barnaby. "Ethnic Split." BBC News Biafra: Thirty Years On. 13 January, 2000. 3 March 2009
Mathews, Martin P. and Metz, Helen Chapin, ed. Current Issues and Historical Background; Nigeria. New York: Nova Science Publishers, Inc. 2002


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The village of Oia is located on the northern tip of the island of Santorini Greece. It is considered by many throughout the world to be one of the most charming places to visit, due to its traditional features, peaceful atmosphere, and magnificent view of the sea, the island of Thirassia, and the breathtaking Caldera.
Nestled on the cliffside, above the Aegean Sea, Oia Santorini is the perfect vacation spot for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of city life and the stress of their daily routine. Oia is characterized by whitewashed "cave" houses that are carved in the rock and quaint stone-paved alleyways, which are ideal for nonchalant strolls and touring. Elegant neoclassic manors that belonged to the great captains of the island, offer the village an aristocratic air.
Throughout the traditional village of Oia Santorini, there are small tavernas, posh restaurants, bars and cafes, all of which are built according to the Santorinian style, preserving the architectural harmony of the area. Completing the picture postcard setting, are the lovely churches scattered in the village.


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I just submitted the final draft of my Master's thesis to the Graduate School and I will graduate with an M.S. in Biology in May. I went directly from undergrad to my Master's, so the learning curve was not as steep as it could have been, but, obviously, graduate school has been much different from undergrad. Lately, I've been looking back on what I learned in the past two years while doing my research. Hopefully, I will be able to save others from making the same mistakes that I did!
Do it (right) now
Simply put, parts of research/thesis writing are busy work. I recommend getting these things done and out of the way. Have 77 graphs to make? Have citations that need to be added to your literature cited? Don't wait until the last minute. It's so much easier to make little changes along the way than to have to change all the things at the last minute.If you are looking for a reference manager, I recommend Mendeley. Along those lines, do things right the first time. You will probably have to pretty things up later, but do Future You a favor and don't just throw something together.
Write it down
Write down everything. Have an epiphany? Write it down. Change something? Write it down. Seriously. In the first few semesters of my Master's, I would just assume that Future Me would remember what I had changed. Nope. I've had to start analyses from scratch because I didn't write down what I had done. My advice: get a notebook and write in it every time you do anything with your research. If you like writing things down by hand, there are composition notebooks and Rite in the Rain notebooks, as well as online notebooks such as Evernote (check out Dave Pappano's open lab notebook).
Back it up
Save everything. All the time. There's nothing like having your computer freeze to remind you that you haven't saved your file in the past few hours. It seems to be a fact of the universe that your computer will die at the worst possible point in the semester, so back everything up multiple times. And for sanity's sake, give it a name that makes sense. One of my fellow grad students learned that naming all the files you don't like "poop" or "poop2" isn't actually helpful and leads to the urge to flip tables.
Ask for help
I learned early on that it is better to ask for help when I don't understand than to tough it out and struggle on my own in an effort to seem self-sufficient. Sure, there is merit to figuring things out on your own, but sometimes it is better to get help. I've had to unlearn convoluted methods that I figured out on my own because someone showed me an easier way to do things.
Take care of yourself
This advice is constantly repeated in lists of tips to get through grad school, but that's because it is vitally important. I feel like a hypocrite saying it, because I know that in the last few months I haven't been following this advice as well as I could have been, but I recognize its value. I know that when I ran regularly, I managed to work out kinks in my research and my life while on the trails. I know that I when I eat and sleep on a regular basis, I'm a more functional human being. I know that without the emotional support of my fellow grad students and my department chair, finishing my Master's would have been orders of magnitude more difficult. My advice: exercise, eat healthy and regularly, get enough sleep, and ask for emotional support when you need it. Grad school is hard on everyone, so there's no need to go through it alone.
The core of my paleoclimate research came from data-mined information and the analyses that I ran on it, so my experiences might be different from yours. Not all of my tips will be relevant to everyone, but hopefully they can give a push in the right direction. If you're reading this because you're in grad school, I hope you find it helpful and good luck!


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First, I want to say I LOVE Piers Morgan on America's Got Talent and Twitter. His whole "persona" comes across perfectly as a judge and in 140-characters. When I heard he was Larry King's replacement I harkened back to his appearance on Celebrity Apprentice and thought he would do a great job "handling" the celebrities and wouldn't be too intimidated to ask the tough questions. I was wrong. Piers doesn't lack chutzpah, he appears to simply be too narcissistic and has more interest in what he has to say rather than his interviewee.
Piers is a trained reporter and editor. He has the pedigree to replace Larry King; unfortunately he's just not a good interviewer. Instead of focusing on the interviewee, you can see him anticipating a hole in the conversation so he can make his next comment. Seeing him in action reminded me that the interview can only be as good as the preparation of your interviewee.
Basic Media Interview Tips:
Practice: Successful message development and delivery depends on preparation. Think through how you will respond to tough or hostile questions by developing and practicing clear, honest and appropriate answers.
Conclusions: Prepare and present your conclusion throughout the interview. Just as you wouldn't bury the lead you can't "hope" the interviewer will ask you the perfect question.
Avoid Jargon: Instead of using industry jargon speak in simple lay terms.
Key messages: Prepare, understand and practice key messages. Return to key messages as often as possible – Think Bill Clinton not Gary Condit.
Deal with difficult questions: Some questions can't be given a straight answer, but to avoid the question looks bad too. Bridging and Blocking are very effective assets.
Bridging: Maintain control of the interview with the use of these common bridging phrases –
"Before we leave the subject, let me add that…"
"And the one thing that is important to remember is…"
"While…is important, it is also important to remember…"
"It's true that…but it is also true that…"
Blocking: Never say "no comment" – it's an obvious don't. Instead, simple blocking allows you to focus the conversation. Common blocking phrases:
"I think what you're really asking is…"
"That's an interesting question, and to put it in perspective…"
"I don't have precise details, but what I do know is…"
Never Repeat Negative Questions: Always frame your answer in the positive. Think about sound bites.
Stick to your message: Simple is better. Avoid the expert trap of over-answering. Work on test questions and learn when to stop talking.
Remove distractions: Technology is wonderful, but even the most seasoned interviewee can't fight the Pavlovian response of the flashing red light or the subtle vibration that a message has arrived to their mobile device.
Relax: Be calm, confident and conversational.
In fairness to Piers, his first guests, Oprah Winfrey and Howard Stern, are arguably two of the best interviewers in the industry. They ask questions, some tough and some embarrassing, and get out of the way so people can answer. They have an inherent ability to relate and create a bond with the interviewee. Really great interviewers are few and far between which makes interview preparation an imperative skill for PR pros.
These tips are the basics. The best "tool" in your public relations toolkit is a video camera. Video magnifies the strengths and weaknesses of your interview skills and allows you to fast-track growth and improvement. Do you have any tips and tricks you use for media training?


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The Vision that Inspired the WalkAboutLove:
"My life changed in a single moment of vision" (Rea Pasternak – WalkAboutLove founder – Sydney Australia, Summer 2006).
I'm sitting in my aunt's living room planning my next few days in Australia while hearing the news broadcast in the background on TV. I see the images from the corner of my eye: Israeli soldiers are once again engaged in battle in the 2nd Lebanon war. The scenes are frightening and shocking. In phone conversations with my family in Israel thousands of kilometers away I discover that I have been summoned for army duty, and even worse, that a friend from my village back in Israel (who I just met in Goa on new year's eve a few months ago), is badly wounded. . .
Thoughts start racing through my mind – not again! Yet another war? Will this ever end? What can I do to change the situation – how do you convert hate into love? I began to envision in place of soldiers – backpackers, instead of weapons of war – musical instruments, and rather than hate and destruction – an abundance of brotherhood and love, displacing the depths of grief and despair with joy and hope… And so an idea was born out of a vision – to bring people together from all over the world to experience a journey of togetherness, love and tolerance in the land of endless conflicts… This is my personal contribution towards peace on earth.


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AUBURN – Oliver D. Kingsley Jr., associate dean in Auburn University's Samuel Ginn College of Engineering, recently received the Henry DeWolf Smyth Nuclear Statesman Award for his contributions to public knowledge of nuclear energy. The award was established jointly by the American Nuclear Society and the Nuclear Energy Institute.
Kingsley received the award, which recognizes statesmanlike contributions to discussion of nuclear energy, at the Nuclear Energy Institute's annual conference, an assembly of organizations representing businesses and professionals involved in commercial nuclear technologies. The Nuclear Energy Institute develops policy on key legislative and regulatory issues affecting the industry.
"I am honored to receive the Henry DeWolf Smyth Statesman Award and am grateful to the American Nuclear Society and NEI for recognizing me," Kingsley said. "Around a decade ago, I told a member of the media that the nuclear industry was about to experience a renaissance. This is now occurring worldwide."
The Smyth Award is named for former chair of Princeton University's physics department, Henry DeWolf Smyth. Smyth served on the Atomic Energy Commission from 1949-1954 and was appointed by President Kennedy as the U.S. representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency with the rank of ambassador through 1970. Smyth also advocated an international partnership to develop peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
"Oliver is more than deserving of this honor," said Engineering Dean Larry Benefield. "His successful career in the nuclear industry has created a legacy of foresight and follow-through that others are sure to pursue."
An Auburn alumnus and native of Ozark, Kingsley graduated with honors in 1966 with a bachelor's degree in engineering physics. He served five years with the U.S. Navy Nuclear Submarine Force and then joined Southern Company in 1971. His positions in the company's nuclear division included managing the Farley Nuclear Plant. In 1985, he began a three-year tenure as vice president of nuclear operations for Middle South Utilities. After significantly improving the Grand Gulf Nuclear Plant, he was named chief nuclear officer of the Nuclear Generation Group at the Tennessee Valley Authority and was credited with the turnaround of the agency's nuclear program and the restart of all shutdown units.
In 1997 he joined Unicom as president and chief nuclear officer of its nuclear generation group. Under his leadership, the company's nuclear program experienced marked improvement and growth. In 2000, Unicom merged with PECO Energy to create Exelon Corporation. Before his retirement in 2004, Kingsley served as president and chief operating officer of Exelon Corporation and as chief executive of Exelon Generation, which today is one of the largest power generators in the nation.
Kingsley is a former president of the World Association of Nuclear Operators and in 2003 he received the association's Nuclear Excellence Award, the international industry's highest civilian honor. In 2000 he received the Walter Zinn Award in from the American Nuclear Society in recognition of his leadership in the industry and in 2007 he received the William S. Lee Award from the Nuclear Energy Institute for his lifetime contributions to nuclear power excellence.
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Friday, 21 March 2014
New Website or Not New Website? to change or not to change?
I have been tinkering around on my laptop today and revamped my current website, so please feel free to take a look and check out my special offers and learn a little more about me.
Since I started my business a few years ago now, I embarked on all there is to learn about Twitter, I am not the most technical savvy person around but I have, I think got my head around it. The things that I have discovered is that if you have a business its great! networking and advertising opportunities, its amazing how many local business organisations are on there too, so great for getting information and feedback.
Anyway today, I thought I would share with you just a couple of great people who I have come across on Twitter.
This fantastic rose is just one of the things that Lisa from Ribbons and Tulle creates, if you looking for that something different or a little quirky then her website is a must. These roses can be created from any of your favourite books or comics. If you have any questions just contact her direct, she can also be found on twitter.
Anyway today, I thought I would share with you just a couple of great people who I have come across on Twitter.
This fantastic rose is just one of the things that Lisa from Ribbons and Tulle creates, if you looking for that something different or a little quirky then her website is a must. These roses can be created from any of your favourite books or comics. If you have any questions just contact her direct, she can also be found on twitter.
Unique Signage for your Wedding or Event by
The Moss Letter Company
What more can I say? looking to stand out? I think this is perfect especially for those outdoor weddings or events. Based in Gloucestershire in the UK a lovely created them after having difficulty finding them for their wedding. So take a look at their great work.
Until Next week, have a great weekend!
Sunday, 9 March 2014
Marquee Weddings
With one of my first Weddings of the year approaching I felt it would be a good time to focus on Marquee weddings.
I am often asked what my favourite weddings are and Rustic Outdoor Weddings and Marquee Weddings are always top of my list. They literally give you a blank canvas in which to create your own style and add your own personal touches. Whether it is a contempary or country style, really use your imagination, it is your day and anything goes.
When choosing a marquee also try not to limit yourself to traditional choices, there is a much bigger selection nowadays with Teepees and yurts these often add something unique and different to your day. Whatever style of marquee you decide to choose it is sure to be a talking point of your wedding.
Something different how about this pink delight from
Once you have an idea of the style of marquee you want, before contacting the suppliers there are a few key things that you need to check beforehand
Is there enough space for a marquee and is the ground flat?
is there enough parking close by?
toilet facilities?
is there good access for deliveries?
where will the caterers be located?
When thinking about space, is there enough room for guests to move around the marquee, is there an area for the guests to have a drinks reception, somewhere to chill out?
How far away is accommodation for your guests?
Transport to your location?
Once you have made the final decision to move forward with a marquee wedding here are a few more ideas that you may find useful.
Consider looking at images such as pin interest to get ideas for decor both inside and out. It is a great aid to guide you through the many choices of decorations and props.
Garden games are great if you have children on your day.
Its a great idea if you hire a wedding planner to assist you executing your plans for the big day, someone to take over the stressful parts and worry, make sure that all the finer details are in place, someone to welcome your guests and generally overseeing the wedding as a whole including keeping things on track.
Marquee weddings are so versatile again with food anything goes, so whether it is a sit down three course meal your after, bbq or hog roast make sure you check out local caterers as well as big companies as sometimes they can offer you a great deal as well as supporting your local small business. Where I can I always recommend local suppliers as they are usually the ones who will go that extra mile for you.
Finally, make sure you have a contingency plan for extras such as heating if it is a cold day. Umbrellas kept handy just in case the sun does not happen to make an appearance.
I really am looking forward to my first marquee wedding of this year, the bride and groom are lovely and have had very definite ideas from the beginning which has made my job so much easier. I am sure the sun will shine on the day for them. I will keep you posted!
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Christie Administration Announces New Jersey's State Teacher of the Year for 2014-15
Hoboken Special Education Teacher Selected From Among 21 County Teachers of the Year and a State Facility Teacher
|For Immediate Release
|Contact: Michael Yaple
Allison Kobus
|Date: October 1, 2014
Trenton, NJ – The Christie Administration today announced the selection of Mark Mautone, a special education teacher from Hudson County, as the 2014-2015 State Teacher of the Year. Acting Education Commissioner David Hespe and the State Board of Education honored Mautone and six finalists at a special ceremony today in Trenton.
He is an ardent proponent of using technology to enhance instruction of autistic students, and has given presentations from New York City to San Francisco on topics such as using apps to help children with disabilities.
"Mr. Mautone has a deep enthusiasm for helping his students overcome the challenges they face so that they can receive the best experience possible in the classroom. Yet his dedication to the success of disabled students extends far beyond the classroom," said Acting Education Commissioner Hespe. "He is an inspiration to teachers, parents and members of the community."
Actively involved in autism support groups, Mautone also serves as a professional advisory board member within the Archdiocese of Newark to help children with autism attend church services and participate in religious education. He serves on the Autism Task Force of the National Catholic Partnership for Disability; Hoboken Cares, an organization that provides free workshops that increase understanding and awareness of disabled individuals; and he has organized trainings for teachers, parents and students on autism and bullying.
The New England Center for Children with Autism, one of the most prominent and comprehensive programs in the nation for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder, recently asked Mautone to serve as an advisory member for the Autism Curriculum Encyclopedia program, a system for special educators to assess, teach and evaluate the progress of students with autism.
"It is my belief that all children, despite the obstacles, deserve the highest quality of education possible so that they can learn to their maximum potential and lead a productive life as independently as possible," Mautone wrote in his application. "My passion for teaching children with special needs evolved while I worked as an instructional assistant with children with disabilities 19 years ago. I have never looked back since."
Six finalists for State Teacher of the Year, who earned the highest scores on their applications and interview sessions with an independent panel of educators, also attended today's ceremony at the State Board meeting. They include: Stephanie Cardoso, a fifth-grade teacher from Martin Luther King Elementary School in Edison; Peter Davis, a technology teacher from Belhaven Avenue Middle School in Linwood; Cynthia Leatherwood, an English teacher from the Dennis Township Middle School; Salvatore Lima, a science teacher from West Caldwell Tech within the Essex County Vocational School District; Kathryn Tricarico, a kindergarten teacher from Adamsville Primary School in the Bridgewater-Raritan Regional School District; and Coleen Weiss-Magasic, a science teacher from the West Milford Township High School.
About the Teacher of the Year Program
The New Jersey Teacher of the Year Program is administered by the state Department of Education. The program is sponsored by three organizations and companies that provide valuable resources for the recipient teacher.
Educational Testing Service will sponsor a six-month sabbatical from January to June 2015 worth approximately $60,000. During this time, Mautone will work closely with the Department of Education on special projects. In his role as State Teacher of the Year, he will also give presentations around the state and participate in national activities, including meeting the President of the United States. The New Jersey Education Association will pay for the lease of a car and travel-related expenses for a full year, and SMART Technologies will provide a full SMART Classroom package.
Every year, New Jersey's Teacher of the Year program recognizes many talented teachers. The process begins at the local level, where school and district-level teachers of the year are chosen. District Teachers of the Year have their applications submitted for competition at the county level. Additional information can be found on the NJDOE's Teacher of the Year web page.


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How to pump up your TV´s sound ahead of the festival season
How to pump up your TV´s sound ahead of the festival season
The Great British festival
Despite the unpredictable weather, there are over 300 music festivals every year in the UK, covering a huge range of music.
2015 is set to be a fantastic year for festivals, with some superb acts taking to the stages for our entertainment:
Glastonbury 2015 headliners:
- Foo Fighters
- Kanye West
- Still unconfirmed! Rumours include Adele, Stone Roses and ACDC... watch this space.
Reading and Leeds 2015 headliners:
- Mumford & Sons
- Metallica
- The Libertines
Bestival 2015 headliners:
- The Chemical Brothers
- Underworld
- Duran Duran
Watching from your living room
If you can't make it, the BBC brings the festivals to your front room with its TV and radio coverage. Presenters such as Mark Radcliffe, Lauren Laverne and Jo Whiley will bring you the best bits from the Pyriamid stage and loads more.
How to beef up your telly's sound for the headliners
Your super-thin HD TV most likely lacks the space to accommodate serious speakers. Want to hear the choppy guitar solos of Motorhead and Foo Fighters, the pounding beats of The Chemical Brothers and the soaring vocals of Florence and the Machine? Then you need a home cinema system or soundbar.
Home cinema system
You will be slap-bang in the middle of the action with a home cinema set up.
Your living room will feel like the moshpit (though not as sweaty or smelly) with sound coming at you from different directions.
The most common home cinema system is called 5:1. The first number refers to your speakers, the second the subwoofer.
It'll give you 1 speaker to your left, 1 to your right and 1 directly in front of you. The remaining 2 will be behind, to the left and right. And 1 subwoofer to pound out the bass.
- True surround sound - The main action comes at you in stereo from either side, atmospheric crowd noise from behind.
- Flexibility - Start with a 2.1 system and build up to 5.1, then add 2 more speakers to make it 7.1. Or go for an all-in-one that gives you everything you need at once.
- Crystal-clear dialogue - Banter from the frontman on stage, or artist interviews from BBC presenters will have improved clarity thanks to a speaker dedicated to dialogue.
One that we love: Sony BDV-E3100 home cinema system
All-in-one systems make home cinema simple. With this Sony set-up you'll get 5 speakers and 1 subwoofer. You'll get your cables, and a simple step-by-step guide to setting up. And you'll get a Blu-ray player for staving off the post-Glasto blues with boxsets and movies.
The soundbar
Beefing up your TV's sound is simple with a soundbar. It's a slim, rectangular box that contains a line of speakers. This is then mounted below your TV to throw the sound around your room.
- Compact - A single device that's slim and lightweight and takes up very little space. No separate speakers around the room, or trailing cables.
- Simple to set up - Generally a one-cable setup, and in some cases completely wireless.
- Stereo sound from the left and right, and deep bass if you choose one with an external subwoofer.
One that we love: LG NB3530 A wireless soundbar
Slender and chic, this LG soundbar will look great underneath your TV. Sound is direct and agile, and bass is deep thanks to the separate subwoofer. The subwoofer is wireless, and connects to the soundbar via Bluetooth. If you're using it with a compatible LG TV, it connects to your telly wirelessly too. With other TVs, it's a simple one-cable connection.
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There are dozens of themes available to Shopify users. They can find them in the official Shopify theme store. On top of that, these themes have dozens of styles. Without any doubt, this is one of the main reasons why Shopify is the most popular eCommerce platforms today.
Due to the fact that mobile users represent over 50% of all Internet users, it is crucial to opt for a responsive Shopify eCommerce theme for your online store. In this article, we will present some of the best ones.
Brooklyn is a world-renowned neighborhood and one of the most effective responsive themes for an eCommerce website. With its help, you can rest assured that your online store looks great on every device. Use the demo shop feature to check its abilities. Users can also change image sizes, colors, and fonts.
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NCUA Letter to Credit Union on Transition of ACH Services
The National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) issued a letter to credit unions to provide an update on the transition of US Central Bridge Corporate's ACH services. All other correspondent services offered by US Central Bridge have already been wound down, according to the letter. The letter further states that NCUA will be able to close US Central Bridge at the end of October of this year, "resulting in lower resolution costs to all credit union."
The letter includes several answers to questions raised by members of corporates, including which corporates are affected by the transition. Attached to the letter is a list of corporates using US Central Bridge's ACH services that are transitioning—or have already completed successful transitions—to other ACH service providers. These corporates are:
• Alloya Corporate FCU
• Catalyst Corporate FCU
• Central Corporate CU
• Corporate America CU
• Corporate One Federal CU
• First Carolina Corporate CU
• First Corporate CU
• Kansas Corporate CU
• Kentucky Corporate FCU • Louisiana Corporate CU
• Missouri Corporate CU
• Southeast Corporate FCU
• SunCorp FCU
• Treasure State Corporate CU (merged into Kansas Corporate CU)
• TriCorp FCU
• Volunteer Corporate CU
• Western Bridge Corporate FCU
In addition, the letter answers the question of when all transitions will be completed. "As the transition process has progressed more smoothly than originally anticipated, CUNA expects all of US Central Bridge's ACH services will be unwound and transitioned to other providers by no later than September 30, 2012—three months ahead of our goal to have all services transitioned by December 31, 2012."
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For more than 30 years, National Bank of Arizona has been a part of communities across the state. We work to provide Arizonans and Arizona businesses with banking and financial services that help ignite the entrepreneurial spirit and fuel the backbone of a strong economy—small to mid-size business lending. It's what we do.
We do, however, believe that our business is much less about building a portfolio and more about building a community.
Since our founding in 1984, much has changed. The nation has experienced thrilling victories and devastating losses. Our state has weathered severe storms, both natural and manmade. But through it all, through great economic times and the Great Recession, one thing has remained the same—our commitment to Arizona.
Now, as we enter our next 30 years, NB|AZ is just as committed to the well being of Arizona and its people. Whether it is education, affordable housing, community services, arts and culture, health and human services, neighborhood revitalization and stabilization, or economic development, the issues facing our state are real.
To support those addressing those issues, NB|AZ is proud to announce the formation of NB|AZ Charities. This is the next logical step in the evolution of NB|AZ as a community builder. But we're not alone.
This issue of ElevateAZ is dedicated to all the "Power Lifters" in our state who, through their passion and dedication are creating a better future for our children. These heroes are doing some of the heaviest lifting possible in both the nonprofit and for-profit segments of our economy. We celebrate their spirit of community building and encourage every Arizonan to follow their model.


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R' Yitzchok Meir Morgenstern Shlita wrote a kuntres, which is currently not published, explaining the differences between Chochma and Bina. Dixie Yid has translated parts of it and is currently up to Chochma vs. Bina - Practical Manifestations - Part 4, which describes the differences between Chabad and Breslov as they relate to Chochma and Bina.
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R' Yitzchok Meir Morgenstern on Chabad & Breslov - Chochma & Bina
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