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Fire Prevention
Fire Prevention Officer Terry Davis will inspect each business facility on an annual basis. Violations found during the course of the inspections will be noted and reported to the responsible party. The violations shall be corrected in the allotted time given on the report.
Common violations are:
- Outdated or non-functioning fire extinguishers
- Non-functioning egress or exit lighting
- Improper locking mechanisms on exit doors
- Improper usage of extension cords
- Improper clearance around electrical equipment
- Non-functioning smoke detectors
- Storage too close to sprinklers or the ceiling
- Poor housekeeping practices
Please contact our prevention office to schedule an appointment, inspection, or with general questions. 740-393-9571 or email@example.com
To report any information regarding Arson or suspected Arson, please call our office immediately 740-393-9515 or the State Fire Marshal's Office 1-800-589-2728.
To order a Knox Box entry system, please call the prevention office during normal business hours.
Leaking or faulty fire hydrants should be reported to the prevention office or the Mount Vernon Water Department.


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Farm Horizons, May 2004
Going native: Prairie grass, wildflowers returning to landscape
By Lynda Jensen
Native prairie grass and wildflowers used to grow abundantly in Minnesota, when this area was first being settled.
What was can be once again, as many people are deciding to plant their property with native grasses today, available from Prairie Restorations of Watertown.
Native plants found in Minnesota are tough, beautiful, and low maintenance, commented Scott Van Den Einde, contract manager and restorationist.
"They don't have to spend as much time watering or fertilizing," Van Den Einde said.
There are literally hundreds of varieties to choose from, with a custom mix of seed being formulated for each customer, depending on the height of plants desired, and location of each field.
Prairie Restorations crews install the native grasses much like a farmer planting a new field, using large equipment and tractors.
The fields can be as small as a backyard garden, or as large as 80 to 100 acres. A lot of new residential developments are featuring the native grasses now, he said.
The following is a small sample of native wildflowers:
• sweet flag • bishop's cap
• prairie onion • prairie sage
• wild ginger • Lindley's aster
• heath aster • blazing star
• wild indigo (liatris)
Some of the grasses grow as low as 12 inches, or as tall as six to seven feet.
In fact, years ago the tall grasses used to make horse riders nervous because they would be as high as the horse, Van Den Einde said.
Some patrons ask for butterfly gardens, or other mixes that specifically attract certain wildlife, he said.
There are also specialty gardens such as rainwater gardens, which are becoming popular, he said.
Rainwater gardens make use of a city's storm sewer system, using depressions to catch water and sustain plant life within the garden. This helps to filter the water before it reaches area lakes, he commented.
"We just planted one in Wayzata," he said. These gardens can be seen along the boulevards in the Wayzata downtown area.
An example of regular native grasses can be found at city parks in Hutchinson, or any number of locations in the Twin Cities on both public and private land.
The following businesses own native grass land: State Farm in Woodbury, Blue Cross Blue Shield in Fargo, and IBM in Rochester. The Minnesota Nature Conservatory also has native plantings.
The company has designed, restored, and managed more than 20,000 acres of prairie, wetland, woodland and shoreline.
"The bulk of our business is private residential areas," he said.
Prairie Restorations also plants in several other states, including South Dakota, which is more arid than Minnesota, he said.
As they move west, the business tends to plant shorter grasses that are more drought tolerant, he noted.
"You might have to spend more up-front," he said. "But in the long run, you don't have as much maintenance." The grasses are also eligible for CRP land kept by farmers.
One thing interesting about prairie grasses is the natural preference toward fire.
"Prairie species really thrive on fire," he commented. When native Americans tended the land, they used to purposely set fire to some areas in order to attract buffalo to the new growth.
Fire restores the health and vigor of the native plants and reduces weeds and other exotics.
Therefore, to keep the prairie grass thriving, controlled burns are done by Prairie Restorations on a regular schedule, about once every three or four years, he said.
This is usually done by a crew of workers who carefully control conditions during the burn, commented Joel Asp, line management supervisor.
The crews are probably more concerned with smoke than with a fire getting out of control, since crews are carefully trained to avoid the latter, he noted.
A great deal of insurance is required, along with permits and the like, Asp said.
The company also offers weedspraying for maintenance, if this is necessary.
Most of the plants, if live ones are used instead of seeding, are grown in Princeton, which is where the business' headquarters is located. It has been in business since 1977.
The popularity of natural prairie grasses is causing the company to grow in fact, Watertown is the most recent branch office to open, with a new office being planned in the northeast metro.
There are a total of five offices right now, including Cloquet, Cannon Falls, Hawley, Princeton, and Watertown.
Prairie Restorations serves all of Wright, McLeod and Carver counties.
Those who are interested in its services may call (952) 955-3400 or online at www.prairieresto.com. E-mails may be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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President Bush delivered a wonderful, stirring speech to members of the Idaho National Guard yesterday. In ringing terms, he set out his strategy for victory in Iraq and in the Global War on Terror, and vowed to stay the course until victory is achieved. I caught the last part of the speech over the lunch hour; Bush's military audience was wildly enthusiastic. Here are a few key paragraphs; you can read the whole thing here:
An immediate withdrawal of our troops in Iraq, or the broader Middle East, as some have called for, would only embolden the terrorists and create a staging ground to launch more attacks against America and free nations. So long as I'm the President, we will stay, we will fight, and we will win the war on terror. (Applause.)
Since September the 11th, we've followed a clear strategy to defeat the terrorists and protect our people. First, we are defending the homeland.
The second part of our strategy is this — and it's based upon this fact: In an open society like ours — and we will keep it open and we will keep it free — it is impossible to protect against every threat. … And so the only way to defend our citizens where we live is to go after the terrorists where they live. (Applause.)
When the terrorists spend their days and nights struggling to avoid death or capture, they are less capable of arming and training and plotting new attacks on America and the rest of the civilized world. So we're after the enemy across the globe. And we're determined, and we're relentless, and we will stay on the hunt until the terrorists have nowhere to run and nowhere to hide. (Applause.)
And the third part of our strategy is this: We're spreading the hope of freedom across the broader Middle East. In the long run, the only way to defeat the terrorists is by offering an alternative to their ideology of hatred and fear. So a key component of our strategy is to spread freedom. History has proven that free nations are peaceful nations, that democracies do not fight their neighbors. (Applause.) And so, by advancing the cause of liberty and freedom in the Middle East, we're bringing hope to millions, and security to our own citizens. (Applause.)
The stakes in Iraq could not be higher. The brutal violence in Iraq today is a clear sign of the terrorists' determination to stop democracy from taking root in the Middle East. They know that the success of a free Iraq, who can be a key ally in the war on terror and a symbol of success for others, will be a crushing blow to their strategy to dominate the region, and threaten America and the free world. They know that when their hateful ideology is defeated in Iraq, the Middle East will have a clear example of freedom and prosperity and hope. And the terrorists will begin to lose their sponsors and lose their recruits and lose the sanctuaries they need to plan new attacks.
And so they're fighting these efforts in Iraq with all the brutality they can muster. Yet, despite the violence we see every day, we're achieving our strategic objectives in Iraq. The Iraqi people are determined to build a free nation, and we have a plan to help them succeed. America and Iraqi forces are on the hunt, side-by-side, to defeat the terrorists. And as we hunt down our common enemies, we will continue to train more Iraqi security forces.
The battle lines in Iraq are now clearly drawn for the world to see, and there is no middle ground. Transforming a country that was ruled by an oppressive dictator who sponsored terror into a free nation that is an ally in the war on terror will take more time, more sacrifice, and continued resolve. Terrorists will emerge from Iraq one of two ways: emboldened or defeated. Every nation — every free nation — has a stake in the success of the Iraqi people. If the terrorists were to win in Iraq, the free world would be more vulnerable to attacks on innocent civilians. And that is why, for the sake of our children and our grandchildren, the terrorists will be defeated. (Applause.)


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University life like a snap of the wings of the end, the next is about to work. I know that this is a major challenge in life, the role of conversion. Which in addition to a strong adaptability and optimistic attitude to life, but more importantly, thanks to the accumulation of university studies and skills training. In this case,
In ideology, I strive to move forward, care about current affairs, love the motherland, support the party and the state's principles and policies, abide by national laws, regulations and rules and regulations, and actively move closer to the party organization, the courage to criticize and self-criticism, and establish a correct life Concept and values, and constantly strengthen their own theory of cultivation, and put into action (watch the current affairs programs and visits to the welfare of the elderly, etc.). In the activities to improve the ideological consciousness and political accomplishment. In this case,
In the study, I successfully completed the professional courses. Has been admitted to the "senior network programmer certificate"; "Linux operating system intermediate administrator" and other professional certificates.Learning professional knowledge but also cultivate my good thinking ability, I believe that in the future theory and practice which, can have greater improvement! Four years of campus life and social practice I continue to challenge the self, enrich themselves, to achieve the value of life and lay a solid foundation. In this case,
At work, I am responsible, have a strong organizational management and communication skills, have a good problem analysis and judgment, focus on team spirit and collective concept. He has served as the Director of the Department of Public Information of the Association of College Societies. He has participated in the activities of the college community (daily activities and community elections) and reported on it (the school website), coordinating the contradictions among the associations. He was well received by the school leaders and teachers. In part-time work, I have been taken seriously, as far as possible to bring business benefits. Part-time experience to me is very profound, I think we do every thing is a little bit of progress every day: every day a little bit of innovation is to lead; a little bit more every day to the harvest; a little progress every day in the directionsuccess. In this case,
In life, I respect the teachers have added, and students live in harmony, and actively participate in group activities (Sports Day and Youth Day activities, etc.). Collective life to understand their own to understand and care for others, but also to make themselves more strong and independent.
In this goodbye to bid farewell to a better university life, embarked on the journey of society, I am ready to go, will be full of enthusiasm, firm confidence, a high sense of responsibility to meet new challenges, climb new heights. "Good birds to choose wood and habitat, for the Bole and Wing", I will be hard-working attitude, not afraid of losing tenacity into the community. I would like to borrow your eye, I open up the journey of life!
University life is about to end, full of excitement and pride at the crossroads of life, ready to meet the future opportunities and challenges. Looking back on campus life and social practice, here it is necessary to summarize.
In ideology, positive progress, love the motherland, love the people, support the leadership of the Chinese Communist Party. Further in-depth study of the party's knowledge, the party's true policy, the system more profound understanding. Understand the first person, after learning the truth; in the school decided to submit the application form to join the party, and in the party school graduation was named "outstanding students", the glorious became a member of the Communist Party.
In the study, while trying to learn specialized courses, also selected the "computer programming", "psychology", "literary appreciation", "Japanese", "economic management" and a series of courses. At the same time pay attention to the computer, English and other learning, has passed the computer two, English forty-six examination. Can easily read the foreign literature. Through four years of undergraduate study, I have made great progress in all aspects, but there are still many shortcomings, to be further improved.
Knowledge is power, with the rapid development of society, the things learned in the University has been far from meeting the needs of society, in order to enrich themselves and improve themselves. I am enthusiastic, enterprising entrepreneurial spirit, during the school, and actively participate in social practice, and various cultural and sports activities, cultivate a certain degree of organizational and social skills, can quickly adapt to a variety of environments. Mastered a solid theoretical knowledge and business skills, with a certain amount of practical ability.
In life, frugal, positive, optimistic; in learning, hard-working, practical. In addition, I also pay attention to physical exercise, so I have a healthy body, strong physique; At the same time pay attention to communication with students and teachers, has a strong team spirit and strong organizational skills.
During the school, I in order to enhance their ability to make themselves ready for the future to face the community, for the activities will be proactive participation, and in the summer and winter holidays to take the initiative to participate in all aspects of internship work, This gave me a great help after the life.
In dealing with people, I and my classmates can live in harmony, solidarity between people, some people will encounter difficulties I will take the initiative to help, when I have difficulties, we will lend a helping hand to me , Really grateful to everyone.
In learning, I will finish the teacher on time assignment, in the spare time will learn to other aspects of knowledge, learning attitude correct.
In short, four years of college life is full and colorful, during which I learned a lot of knowledge, made a very good friend, which is very meaningful for me, for me later is also very helpful of.


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To be honest, this season didn't really stand out to me. At first, there were a few shows I was excited for, but then I came to find out that most of them were half-length episodes (or shorter).
My bane for anime. A show that can't waste more of my life than the average.
But in regards to that, there ended up being some shows that I picked up near the season's end, that I honestly didn't think I would like, but ended up liking, or even loving.
As always, the following half-assed reviews are my personal opinion. Whether you agree or not, it's what I thought when watching the show(s). Get over it, you're reading these reviews on a blog, not ANN.
Summer Season 2017 Quick Reviews:
Kakegurui: 7/10 Because I was watching it through Hiryuu, the releases weren't exactly on-time-weekly; I have a few more episodes to watch, but it's definitely one of my favorites from this season.
Aho Girl: 7/10 One of very few half-length shows that I would recommend. It's just the right amount of comedy length to show how stupid people can get for bananas. Probably will go back and finish it… eventually. Also, Dubious Boobius.
Tsurezure Children: 5/10 I did like this show at the start of the season. But I couldn't handle watching two half-length shows, when one was enough to drive me mad. It still seemed cool.
NTR – Netsuzou TRap: 5/10 Same problem with Tsurezure; I didn't even finish the first episode… much like I couldn't finish the first two chapters.
Made In Abyss: 10/10 One of few shows that made me actually cry. Great show about exploring deep holes. One of three or four I picked up after the fact.
A Centaur's Life: 8.5/10 Surprisingly interesting, mainly for the lesbians. Come for the lesbians, stay for the… lesbians. Also an interesting world, with half an episode about their version of WW2.
Princess Principal: 9/10 Really want a second season; whether or not it will happen depends on the reception of the consumers, though. Also has a game coming out, so that's pretty cool.
Tenshi no 3P: 3/10 Usually, I can't go wrong with lolis. But this show seemed to be cute for the sake of being cute. While that's not always a problem, this show focused too much on fanservice in it's first three episodes, which will turn off most people quickly, I think.
Isekai Smartphone: 8/10 I only saw the first episode, but it was a great episode. Top-notch comedy. The Wikipedia summary was hilariously on-the-nose about it. It's great.
New Game!! (S2): 6.5/10 I really like lesbians, but this show caught up to the manga really fast… so much so that I lost my place. Either way, it's basically the same as last season, with some new characters, and a couple new events. Definitely an acquired taste,
Classroom of the Elite: 9/10 A twist I should've saw coming from a mile away. That's what this show was. It also sets up nicely for a continuation.
Gamers!: 7/10 I'm going to watch more, I promise. This show's just a little difficult to watch. Also, I needed to rewatch Made in Abyss a couple thousand times.
Out of this list, there were a couple that I meant to watch, but didn't (Hell Girl, Hajimete no Gal, Clione no Akari, and Fate/Apocrypha) as well as some that were really popular this season, that I just wasn't interested in (Knights and Magic, Konbini Kareshi, Welcome to the Ballroom, and Teekyuu season FUCKING 9?!). In any case, this season seems to be just as interesting as the one I just covered. Prepare yourself for the next review, coming soon!


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composers and annually assists affiliated state associations in the
generation and performance of new music through the national composer
commissioning program. Each year one state commissioned composer is
selected to receive the MTNA Distinguished Composer of the Year Award.
Tom L. Lohr
Tom L. Lohr has been an Instructor of Piano at Meredith College since 1979, where he teaches piano, both in the college's music department and within the College's Community School of Music. Additionally, he has taught composition, keyboard, choral arranging, music theory seminars and a course that combines the history of the visual and musical arts. Mr. Lohr has served as the Director of the Meredith College School of Music (the non-credit division of the Department of Music) but will relinquish those duties soon to spend more time on other music projects. For thirty-five years he has coordinated the summer piano camp, beginners' piano camp, middle school composition camp, intensive piano camp and high school theory camp. Former students of his have earned degrees from such noted schools as Indiana University, the Julliard School and Boston Conservatory.
As a composer, Mr. Lohr has written works for performers of various media including piano and piano four-hands. A selection of works includes a one-act opera, The Practical Heart (1998), Biblical Songs (1999), Songs from the Bible (2000-2001), Songs of the Indian Spirit (1999), and Improvisation, a solo piano piece written in September 2002, for the Tour of Historic Steinway Pianos. During the summer of 2004, Mr. Lohr composed eleven solo piano pieces for the Raleigh Piano Teachers Association for use as competition pieces in that organization's Young Artist Auditions. The pieces were written to mark the 50th anniversary of the Raleigh Piano Teachers Association as well as the 25th anniversary of the Young Artist Auditions, both of which were observed in 2005. All of these works, and others, are available through Shelkins Music Publishing Company.* Also in 2004, Mr. Lohr received a commission to compose a work, Suite for Strings, to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Lamar Stringfield Music Camp. Another commemorative piece is Festive Concert Overture which he wrote for the 20th anniversary of the Philharmonic Association (PA) in Raleigh. The work premiered at the opening concert of the Triangle Youth Philharmonic's 20th anniversary season (2008-09) and was repeated in their alumnae celebration concert at the close of the season. Five years later, Lohr was again commissioned to write another work for the PA for their 25th anniversary. This work was recorded by WCPE-FM Radio and was broadcast later that year. During 2010, Lohr wrote two new solo piano pieces for a lecture-recital (2011) at Davidson College. These two pieces, joined with the Improvisation from 2002 to form a set entitled Tributes. The three pieces are tributes to the composers Debussy, Bartok and Ginastera. A new set of works produced in 2013, Meditations and an Exaltation on Medieval Melodies, is the most recent collection for solo piano. This set of pieces uses six medieval tunes as the basis for each of the six pieces. In 2014 Lohr wrote Concertino for Piano and Orchestra for the Meredith College Sinfonietta. He premiered that work as piano soloist with the Sinfonietta in October with Jim Waddelow conducting. Currently, Mr. Lohr is working on a large-scale setting of the mass for choir and instrumental ensemble.
Mr. Lohr is active in both the Raleigh Piano Teachers Association and the North Carolina Music Teachers Association (NCMTA). He has served as an officer in both of these organizations and was a presenter in the 2005 Fall Conference of NCMTA where Mr. Lohr presented a lecture-recital on many of his solo piano works. In 2012 he again presented a session at the Fall Conference of NCMTA on his collection of pieces entitled Numbers. Four of those pieces were on the NCMTA Contest-Festival list that year (2012-13). He has served twice as the Vice Chair of the Piano Section and Chair of Theory/Composition of NCMTA. Mr. Lohr, a long-time member and former president of the Gamma Mu chapter of Pi Kappa Lambda, is also an honorary member of the Beta Zeta chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota.
*Works are available through Allen Herther Music at firstname.lastname@example.com or (919) 872-7760.
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The Los Angeles Philharmonic will be giving the World Premiere of a new commission by Kaija Saariaho. True Fire is
written for orchestra and solo baritone and will be performed at concerts May 14-17. The composer says this about the work:
This piece has been growing in my mind for several years; the music was emerging before I even started looking for the texts. This made finding the right texts difficult. I spent much time going through my favorite writers, but nothing I knew seemed to fit my project.
I finally ended up using six texts from different sources, but which seemed to fit into my plan. The texts from Seamus Healey, American Indian traditions, and Mahmoud Darwish are interspersed in three short fragments taken from Ralph Waldo Emerson's Spiritual Laws, a collection included in his Essays.
My preliminary idea was to explore the baritone voice in the context of various texts, finding an organic way to access the different colors of the voice through the texts.
It was also important to give Gerald Finley, to whom the piece is written and dedicated, a full range of expression.
Even though the general character of the work was in my mind before I had found the suitable texts, it is finally these texts that define the vocal expression of the singer and the details of the musical material.
It is only now after having completed the work that I see the common ideas in these contrasting texts: our being surrounded by nature, our perception of this, and our being part of it.
Though I am excited about this new addition to the repertoire from such an important contemporary composer, I find the way the work is being treated in the promotional materials for the concert to be beyond discouraging.
True Fire is programmed among three works by Ravel (Concerto for Left Hand, Bolero, and Le tombeau de Couperin), all of which get top billing over this premiere – the event has been titled:"Dudamel Conducts Ravel". Saariaho's name isn't even included in the prose description of the concert on the LAPhil website:
Ravel's Concerto for the Left Hand was written for the Austrian pianist Paul Wittgenstein, who had lost his right arm in World War I. Ravel composed it after a four-month concert tour of North America. During that tour, he met George Gershwin and attended a jazz concert in Harlem, increasing his admiration for the American idiom, which influenced aspects of the concerto.
Come for: Three Ravel hits in one evening, with special guest Jean-Yves Thibaudet.
And more: A major premiere for baritone and orchestra by one of the world's top composers, featuring the leading baritone of his generation, Gerald Finley.
How disappointing that even though she is described as "one of the world's top composers" her name couldn't be included with the names of: the other composer on the program, the man conducting the concert, the man who inspired the Concerto for Left Hand, the man Ravel met when touring North America, or the two male soloists. That is alone from the fact that the world premiere of this commissioned work, which by the LA Phil's own account is the longest piece on the program, is not reason enough for patrons to attend the concert – just the "and more" bonus tacked on at the end. What a missed opportunity to not only acknowledge Saariaho's work as one of the most accomplished and sought after composers of her time, and her collaboration with the LA Philharmonic, but to attract audience beyond people who enjoy an evening of Ravel.


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One of the problems with all of those sexy PC case mods you see on the Internet is that if you want one, the only way to do it without ripping out your gold fillings in the bathroom mirror and smelting them down to pay for it is to build it yourself.
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Here are the specs of your average Hammerheard:
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Michael Bay and TRANSFORMERS Producer on Movie Critic Hate
I am pretty easy to please when it comes to movies. I tend to enjoy them for what they are. I usually know what I've getting myself into, and I have my expectations set. Sometimes they are high expectations, sometimes they're low. Not all movies can be good, though! Even if I go in with low expectations, there's a chance the movie could be worse than I thought it would be. That's exactly how I felt about Transformers: Age of Extinction. I enjoyed the first movie and I enjoyed the third one, but I didn't care for the second or fourth movies at all. Sure, they had some fun moments, but as a whole they were crap because of their incredibly messy story structures and terrible scripts.
I personally believe that the heart and soul of a movie starts with the script. If that sucks, then the movie will suck. It doesn't take rocket science to figure that out, more like common sense, which some of Hollywood is lacking these days. Apparently producer Lorenzo Di Bonaventura doesn't agree. In a recent interview with Mike Ryan at Screen Crush, the producer discusses how he feels about film critics today, and apparently, he's not a big believer in story structure. Here's a couple parts from the interview:
Ryan: 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' is going to make a ton of money. Are these movies critic-proof? Do you care about reviews?
Lorenzo: Well, first of all, I think every filmmaker cares what critics think because, you know, you're being judged. I think if someone says they don't care, baloney. Does it affect the gross of the movie? Probably a little bit. But, I think the problem with critics and the big movies in general is they don't understand the format. So, they're judging it against the kind of movie experience that it is not trying to do, nor should it. … What I mean is it's like they're locked into like, "OK, let's compare this to a Marty Scorsese movie or a two-hour drama."
What's funny about that is that I think the critics understand the format better than he does. You can still make a kick-ass Transformers movie with a decent script! The interview goes on!
I don't know about that. Critics liked the latest Captain America movie a lot.
But, my experience with the critics is that when they like a big movie, it's because they're afraid they're going to so go against the tide that they act like they liked it. That's my opinion. I think it's baloney. I don't think they understand the form of entertainment and I don't think they appreciate the form of the entertainment. So, I think in that respect, the reason critics don't hurt a lot of the big movies is because the audience is smart enough to go, "I don't care what he's talking about or she's talking about. What I care about is did I have a great experience? Was I wowed? Did I laugh? Did I feel like I was transported to a different place?" And they're judging it on story elements and things that… I'm frustrated that they don't get moviemaking today. They don't get it. I don't understand why they can't evaluate movies on different experiences. My experience when I was first in the business, I really valued critics. Because even when they didn't like something, they talked about what was good in it. So now it's like these feasts of criticism — they just love killing the whole thing.
Basically what the producer is saying there is that the audience doesn't care that they are watching a shitty movie. I beg to differ, I think the audience does care! The fact of the matter is people appreciate good movies! I can't believe he actually believes this stuff! This is why my faith in Hollywood is waning. Because the people who are producing these movies don't care about the story or script quality.
In a separate interview with Michael Bay with MTV the director was asked about what he thinks about movie critics and this was his reply:
"They love to hate, and I don't care; let them hate. They're still going to see the movie! I think it's good to get a little tension. Very good. … I used to get bothered by it, but I think it's good to get the dialogue going. It makes me think, and it keeps me on my toes, so it's good."
I don't love to hate! I want a fun moviegoing expereince watching a film that I will enjoy! I want to write awesome positive reviews, but how can I do that if the movie sucks ass? Plus, I don't think that Bay does think about it! I don't think it does keep him on his toes, because he's still making mediocre to terrible Transformers movies! If he was listening to the criticism you'd think he'd actually make an effort to develop an amazing story and script.
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A lot of people have been asking me if my campaign is serious over the last few days.
When the campaign started, I would've said no. The world has far too many real problems to take an SGA campaign too seriously. I think part of what I was, and still am, trying to say with this campaign is that maybe we should take Student Government a little less seriously. This school has real problems, and real areas for improvement, and groups like Reclaim are doing dynamic work trying to make this school, and its surrounding communities, a better place. In contrast, tinkering with the Hark and getting new furniture for the lounge, while fine ideas, do not warrant the same level of seriousness. Every year candidates for student government say the same things. And every year they are just as boring and ineffectual as the last.
Now I wouldn't be honest if I told you part of me isn't serious about this election. I'm serious about my distaste with the ease with which corporate law convinces hundreds of my peers to accept a job they won't like. I'm serious about my commitment to environmental issues. My friends and I are serious about the work we've put in on the campaign, spending hours creating content. It has been the most fun I've had in law school, but it has still been work.
But the answer is neither yes nor no. Let's reject the false dichotomy where one has to be either serious or unserious. The world is filled with "serious" people who pollute our environment, start unnecessary wars, keep all of the wealth concentrated among their friends, and turn a blind eye towards racial discrimination. It is also filled with "unserious" people who speak truth to the complexities of being alive, the hypocrisy of far too many of our politicians, and the structural imbalances of our society. We can make this school a better place; we can implement those small changes that make our experience better, while laughing the whole way through. I plan on running an unserious SGA that furthers serious causes. And I plan on winning this election.
With love,
Korey Silverman-Roati
Korey Silverman-Roati is a 2L. He is a candidate for president of SGA.
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Since we moved almost five years ago into our new house, I've been on a quest to make it our nest. I've lived in numerous houses (family, relative, student, boyfriend) but none of them were ever filled with all the lovliness I've picked up along my travels, painted in my choice of paint or had my style of kitchen fittings. I, naively, thought this challenge would be great fun and be at least near complete come our first Christmas at number 55. Oh, how wrong I was. Four and a half years later we have successfully removed textured wallpaper, painted over purple skirting boards and lime green walls and invested in new sofas, a TV and a couple of beds. But we still have no wardrobes, a shower which flickers the electrics and old lady wallpaper in the hall. This annoyed and embarrassed me until a colleague from work came round for coffee and commented repeatedly on how lovely our home was. Our home. Filled with everything we own that we like and love. The swirly carpets set off our collection of Mucha prints beautifully and our beautiful white and beige flower pots collect the leak from our bathroom sink with style.
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Genre: Gay, Menage, BDSM
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Date of Publication: December 1, 2015
Word Count: 37,500
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Though there be kinks, the road still leads to home.
Three years ago, Paul found Cameron beaten and clinging to life in a NYC alley. Determined to protect the man he loves, they move to a remote mountain retreat. Though Cam's physical wounds have mostly healed, the past still has an emotional hold on them, preventing Paul the Dom and his slave from finding the third person they dream of to complete their family.
When Cam meets Matt, thoughts of a third person in his relationship with Paul resurface. His master isn't pleased with Cam's attraction to the other man, but the fact they're talking about a third again is a sign they're both ready to put the past…
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whoaa! I just realized that today's gonna be the last day of 2010!
wow... time flies so fast, it feels like I was born just yesterday! lol ;p
2010 has been a good and also a bad year.but many things I achieved in 2010 and alhamdulillah, it's so wonderful :")
I may not share everything that happened in this year, but just the memorable one.
the kaleidoscope of 2010 in my version...
1) Got accepted in Universitas Indonesia, majoring Communication Science, without test.
Alhamdulillah, this is the most amazing moment in my life so far.
at the time, I felt like it's the peak of all my efforts in 3 years studying at high school.
I shouldn't took a test to get there because I was accepted from PPKB program, accepted based on score on report card. it's like a dream comes true. I was so thankful because at the time many of my friends were busy preparing for the test at courses and many of them should face the bad result.
alhamdulillah, finally after 3 years stu-dying I can continued my path to university.
and my happiness was accumulated, knowing that I become the 2nd highest score for national exam in social class in my high school! wooow that's shocking! thank you for all the teachers who had teach me so I can be like this now.
it's so sad that my life as a teenager had gone. What makes me sad more is because I have to be apart with my friends. I really love them all. 3 years together through all the laugh and cry. we've done lot of stupid things. and I really miss you guys, hope that we can make some gathering in this holiday...
wish I can turn back time :'(
every ending is the new beginning, rite? done with high school and now here come new buddies in UI. they are so kind, humorous, sometimes silly, talkative and many moooore! we use #comm10 to call our big family.
hope that this friendship would last forever :)
Finally, I could go back there. it's been so long and I really enjoy every minute of it.
such a memorable holiday. thanks mom and dad :*
yeah, it's surprising. actually, for this 2 months I prefer advertising than public relation. but in the last two weeks, I still can't made a decision. and then I did the istikharah and okay, Allah led me this way. hope that I can be a successful PR :) AMIIIN!
yeah, maybe it's not all I have in 2010 but you know, a year cannot be described in one page of blog... so this is the memorable memory I have in 2010.
and 2011, please be nice :)


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How to prepare for an Officehours session
It all started last week when you learned that Ms/Mr. X had posted office hours. "Awesome!" you thought, as you clicked the Request Session button. You weren't hopeful, though. Four others applied for the same space. A day later, you got the email you'd hoped for: Ms/Mr. X approved your request.
So, now what?
We recognize how daunting a meeting with someone you admire can be. I felt this same sensation when I asked Seth Godin for feedback, a few years ago. After reading so many of his books and blog posts, I sent him an email with a question. Later in the day, my phone rang, and I heard the words, "Hi, Eric. This is Seth."
In the back of my mind, I kept thinking, "Holy shit. I'm talking to Seth Godin!" What came out of my mouth? I'm not quite sure—probably gobbledegook. I hadn't expected Seth to actually call (in spite of how gracious he was to do so). At best, I hoped he'd send a brief email.
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Collect your questions
Although I mentioned questions in the previous passage, I'm going to do so again. Fact is, you can't just "wing it" on Officehours. Instead, clarify what knowledge evades you, and pick your advisor accordingly. It's a good idea to prepare 5 succinct questions for her/him (even though you won't have time for all of them), in advance of your session. Sort these in order of priority, so you cover the most important ones before time runs out. You might never speak with this advisor again—make the most of your opportunity.
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Your session lasts 10 minutes—and only 10 minutes. When these moments have passed, your session terminates. As such, you haven't any time to waste. Introduce yourself quickly and get the niceties out of the way. With that done, you can get to your questions. This exchange of information is the most important part of your session. It's also the reason your advisor is taking time out of her/his busy day to help you.
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Officehours is a community that only works if participants are forthcoming in their actions. Although the desire to pitch/sell what you're working on might be overwhelming, please resist. Your advisor granted you a session to answer questions. Perhaps this person can help you make sense of challenges you're stumped by. However, she/he doesn't want a sales call—even if you have something compelling to offer. So, use Officehours for what it's meant for—and skip the pitch.
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Your advisor has other things to do. Officehours advisors are entrepreneurs, leaders, and creators, with busy lives. Many are also coaches, parents, and friends, with many personal/social commitments. So, we must value and respect their time and contributions. Be courteous, listen intently, and be open-minded about your advisor's suggestions. And, at the end of your session, perhaps tweet a thank-you to her/him.
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Karma is an important part of Officehours, and something we're focused on. Although this feature isn't functional, yet, it soon will be. In the meanwhile, we are collecting user rating data. This will later count toward your karma score.
Those who miss, cancel, or are ill-prepared for sessions will see their score drop. Similarly, those with ulterior motives (e.g. trying to sell/pitch product) will lose karma. This is a big deal. Advisors consider karma when they select learners. Those with low scores will lose out on these opportunities.
This needn't happen to you, though. Just come prepared, ask good questions, and be nice. (Sort of like in real life.)
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I'm a little late to say the very least but here goes! We have just over ONE WEEK before our March for Babies 2016 Dallas walk!
For those of you who may not know, the March of Dimes has led the way to discover the genetic causes of birth defects, to promote newborn screening, and to educate medical professionals and the public about best practices for healthy pregnancy.
After decades of increases, the rate of premature birth in the United States has now been on a steady decline for the last several years thanks to the research funded by the March of Dimes. This decline – to 9.6 percent today – has saved thousands of babies from being born too soon. Despite this progress, about 380,000 babies are born prematurely each year... four of those babies belong to us which is why we are so passionate about helping make a difference!
Here is the question. How can YOU help? I've got THREE ways that each and every one of you can help us make a difference...
1) Donate. Yup, we are asking for your money. Plain and simple, without funding, these studies can't be done and we can't continue to help save babies like our very own. Please don't think that because you cannot give a large donation you shouldn't at all. Even $5 can help this great cause!
2) Walk with us! If you are local and are interested in joining us, let me know!
3) SHARE! Now this one everyone can do! Share this page on Facebook with your friends and family to help raise awareness. Prematurity, birth defects and infant mortality affect so many people and often changes lives forever.
Here is the link to our 2016 Team Page. Here you can register to walk, learn more about the mission of the March of Dimes and donate safely & securely.
Stay tuned! Lots coming your way including my first Guest Blogger - eeek!


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LITIGATION RELEASE NO. 17345 / January 29, 2002
SEC v. RUPAY-BARRINGTON CAPITAL MANAGEMENT, INC., RUPAY-BARRINGTON FUNDS, INC., RUPAY-BARRINGTON FINANCIAL GROUP, INC., Civil Action No.: 3:00-CV-1482-D (USDC/Northern District of Texas)
The Commission announced a settlement today in a case involving fraud charges against a registered investment adviser, Rupay-Barrington Capital Management, Inc. ("RBManagement"). The Commission had charged RBManagement with knowingly causing its affiliate, Rupay-Barrington Funds, Inc. ("Fund"), a registered investment company, to carry, as an asset, a worthless receivable at face value from Rupay-Barrington Financial Group, Inc. ("Group"), the parent of both companies. The fact that Group was deeply insolvent and unable to pay the receivable was never disclosed to investors.
On July 10, 2000, the Commission filed a complaint against RBManagement, Group and the Fund in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, Dallas Division ("District Court"), SEC v. Rupay-Barrington Capital Management, Inc., et al, Civ. No. 3:00-CV-1482-D (N.D. Tex.). The Commission's complaint alleged that, from at least January 1999, RBManagement caused the Fund, its advisory client, to carry an uncollectable receivable from Group, which was insolvent. This receivable arose from Group's agreement to pay Fund expenses that exceeded a certain percentage of the Fund's net assets. According to the complaint, this receivable was uncollectable from at least January 1999 through June 2000, but Rupay Management caused the Fund's books to reflect the receivable at full face value. The complaint further alleged that the receivable grew steadily over this period to a peak of approximately $250,000, which inflated the net asset value of the Fund's three portfolios, meaning that the Fund sold and redeemed shares at improperly high prices. Ultimately, the complaint alleged, the Fund improperly suspended redemptions of the portfolio that held the largest portion of the receivable. At the Commission's request, and with the consent of the defendants, a court- appointed Special Master took control of Rupay-Barrington Funds, Inc., and the court entered a preliminary injunction against RBManagement and Group.
RBManagement consented to the entry of a final judgment enjoining it from future violations of Sections 206(1) and 206(2) of the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, Sections 34(b) and 36(a) of the Investment Company Act of 1940, Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and Sections 5(b) and 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933. RBManagement also consented to a censure and an administrative order requiring it to withdraw its registration with the Commission as an investment adviser, cease soliciting new clients and prepare a plan to close or transfer all of its existing client accounts within 180 days of the entry of the administrative order. Group consented to the entry of a final judgment enjoining it from future violations Section 17(a)(3) of the Investment Company Act of 1940. The Commission elected not to seek the imposition of a civil penalty against the parent company because of its financially poor condition. On January 14, 2002, the District Court entered the agreed final judgments.


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Patrol Patrol is a deceptively simple and responsible job, is it a guarantee of personal and property safety. Particularly in residential buildings, the petrochemical industry is significant. However, some patrol officers for patrol work contradiction, work accidents every year because of negligence caused countless. How can mobilize patrol officers enthusiasm and initiative is very important to make intelligent Patrol Patrol inspection is no longer monotonous, so "easy to manage, happy patrol."
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|Walter Dean Myers
For those not familiar with the awesome that is Walter Dean Myers, he is a poet and author of more than 100 books for children and young adults. (By his count, 105 have been published and seven more are "in the pipeline.") But we're not only talking quantity, here, folks. He's won a boatload of awards for titles including Monster, The Scorpion, Somewhere in the Darkness, Fallen Angels, Hoops, Autobiography of my Dead Brother, and Lockdown. He's written about life growing up on the rough streets of Harlem, basketball (his true love), and the Vietnam war (where he fought and a brother died). He is currently serving as Ambassador for Young People's Literature.
Mr. Myers opened his talk by describing a typical day. He rises at 4:30 a.m, feeds his wife's cat, gets coffee, and then proceeds to write five pages, which takes two-and-a-half to three hours, he says. Yep, by 8 a.m., the man has completed his writing for the day! (But not his revising on another book, or his planning of a third. He has three books going in various stages of development at any given time.)
He shared many wonderful anecdotes and snippets of advice from his life as a writer, and answered dozens of questions. "I had to overcome the idea that all writers are geniuses, just open a window and let the muse come in," he said, reflecting on the need to learn the craft of writing. "No one would go into plumbing without learning the craft." Also important: "Learn how to finish books."
He described his own approach to story development, the "Pre-writing" stage, which starts with a question and character. He charts the basic story on a six-box grid to see if it's interesting enough. Then he lists 30 scenes. "If I do 30 scenes and the scenes work, that's a book."
Myers keeps a notebook with pictures of the characters in his WIP, which he pulls from a website that features older kids who need to be adopted. And he creates a timeline for each character, from birth to the present. A key event on that timeline is something that happened when they were four years old, which would be their first memory.
"Pre-writing is most important," he says. "I'm a good writer, I'm a pretty good re-writer. But I make my living pre-writing."
I asked him how he decides whether he'll write a story in prose, verse, or screen-play form (as Monster was). His answer was fascinating, as he described how he interviewed prison inmates before writing Monster and found that whenever they spoke of their crime, they spoke in third person. It was a way to distance themselves from the crime... separate it from how they viewed themselves. So, Myers told his character Steve Harmon's story similarly, in first-person diary entries when sharing his feelings, but as the film script for a court-room drama when telling about the crime. The result was riveting!
Myers noted that he never gets too attached to his words. If he's written a story in verse and the publisher wants him to change it to prose, he says, "I change it."
Thank you, Festival of Words and Walter Dean Myers for an educational and inspiring event!


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- Little ones can swim with us from day 1 as we have a range of pools to suit little ones of any weight including several hydro pools where the water is 32 degrees minimum
- Little ones do not need to have had their injections before they start swimming with Water Babies. These are the latest guidelines from the NHS website
- All our babies swim using a double nappy system no matter how old they are (see below for more info). We can all get a little over-excited when we're having fun and accidents happen so we ask that all little ones use them, no matter if they are potty trained or not, this is because our pools make it a condition of us using them.
- Our courses run in Chapters from 1-17 and run alongside school terms so 9 or 10 weeks. Payments are made for the full term.
- There is always a member of the Water Babies team there to meet you on your first lesson as we know it can be daunting to do something new, espcecially as a new parent who is probably carrying far too much stuff :-)
- Our classes are small enough for you and your little one to get the attention you need to develop but large enough for you to meet new people, have fun and make new friends.
To book onto our award-winning lessons or to talk through class times, give us a ring on 01642 711734 or send us an email to email@example.com
A big hello to our new Water Babies :-)
And farewell to our Chapter 17 swimmers...
Goodbye to our fabulous toddler Water Babies who left us last term at the end of the programme. We loved every minute of you swimming with us and hope that you'll keep swimming.
Baby not arrived yet?
Are you pregnant? Are you interested in Water Babies? It's not too early to put your name on our contact list.
Just send us an email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the following information:
Double nappy system
All babies and children, regardless of age, must use the double nappy system, this means they must wear a swim nappy e.g. huggies little swimmers and then a Happy Nappy on top. This is a specialist nappy with cuffs around the waist and legs to help keep any 'accidents' inside of the nappy rather than in the pool.
Happy Nappies are designed to be a snug fit so please don't buy a larger size with 'room to grow' as little accidents mean that classes could end up being cancelled.
About our venues
All of our venues operate at a minimum of 30 degrees. We also have hydrotherapy pools available which are heated to 32 degrees or more, perfect for little ones of all ages.
Any baby who is under 12lbs or 12 weeks old will need to swim in one of our hydrotherapy pools.
If you are unsure about what venues are available near you or what is most suitable for your little one, give the office a ring on 01642 711734.


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YNN, Time Warner's 24-hour news channel, celebrates its first anniversary today.
Jim Aroune, the executive editor, has been happy with how things have gone since the channel premiered on March 25, 2009.
"It has gone well," he said. "In some ways, we've exceeded expectations in our ability to deliver a service that people have come to build into their habit."
Aroune has no ratings evidence to support that theory, but he said he and his staffers have received positive feedback from viewers in person and in emails.
A few of the channel's staffers have left during the first year, including anchor Jason Torreano of Lockport and reporter Katie Bogey of Jamestown.
YNN soon will be adding Channel 7 reporter Kevin Jolly to its staff. Jolly will be a weekend anchor and reporter. Bill Ransom, Channel 7's general manager, confirmed Jolly's departure to YNN.
"It was his choice," said Ransom. "He will be missed."
Ransom also confirmed the station has hired a new multi-media journalist or MMJ, Kendra Eaglin, who arrived from a station in Montana.
-- Alan Pergament


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
Teacher professional development and classroom resources across the curriculum
NCSS StandardsExpectations of Excellence: Curriculum Standards for Social Studies defines what students should know and be able to do in social studies at each educational level. This lesson correlates to the following standards for middle school students:
I. CultureExplain how information and experiences may be interpreted by people from diverse cultural perspectives and frames of reference; explain and give examples of how language, literature, the arts, architecture, other artifacts, traditions, beliefs, values, and behaviors contribute to the development and transmission of culture; explain why individuals and groups respond differently to their physical and social environments and/or changes to them on the basis of shared assumptions, values, and beliefs; articulate the implications of cultural diversity, as well as cohesion, within and across groups.
III. People, Places, and EnvironmentsExamine, interpret, and analyze physical and cultural patterns and their interactions, such as land use, settlement patterns, cultural transmission of customs and ideas, and ecosystem changes; describe ways that historical events have been influenced by, and have influenced, physical and human geographic factors in local, regional, national, and global settings.
IX. Global ConnectionsDescribe instances in which language, art, music, belief systems, and other cultural elements can facilitate global understanding or cause misunderstanding; analyze examples of conflict, cooperation, and interdependence among groups, societies, and nations; describe and explain the relationships and tensions between national sovereignty and global interests in such matters as territory, natural resources, trade, use of technology, and welfare of people; demonstrate understanding of concerns, standards, issues, and conflicts related to universal human rights.
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text: The official Vassar YouTube page just posted a new clip that shows professors, administrators, students, and Vassar (and real-life) celebrities pronouncing and spelling the word "sesquicentennial." Lisa Kudrow '85 gets it right. The clip features lots of people, including college historian Betty Daniels, Neon Gold Records founder Lizzy Plapinger '10, Dean Roellke, and of course, Meryl.


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Located in Raleigh, Hampton Inn & Suites Raleigh/Crabtree Valley is in a shopping district and convenient to Crabtree Valley Mall and North Hills Shopping Center. This hotel is within close proximity of North Carolina Museum of Art and Meredith College.
Make yourself at home in one of the 136 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have bathtubs and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and coffee/tea makers.
Rec, Spa, Premium Amenities
Enjoy recreational amenities such as an indoor pool and a fitness center. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, a television in the lobby, and tour/ticket assistance. Guests can get around on the complimentary shuttle, which operates within 3 mi.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Raleigh? This hotel has 4200 square feet (378 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
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text: Sonam Wangchuk meets Governor | KNO JAMMU & KASHMIR Saturday, September 15, 2018 Share Whatsapp Kashmir News Observer (KNO) SRINAGAR, SEPTEMBER 15 (KNO) : Sh. Sonam Wangchuk, an engineer, innovator and education reformist, hailing from Ladakh and Ms. Gitanjali, Founding CEO Himalayan Institute of Advanced Learning (HIAL), met Governor Satya Pal Malik at the Raj Bhavan here today. Sh. Wangcuk extended warm greetings to Sh. Malik on his appointment as Governor of J&K. Prof. Talat Ahmed, Vice Chancellor, University of Kashmir was present on the occasion. Sh. Wangchuk shared with Governor his efforts to reform the education system and bring it in sync with local realities by pursuing practical, environmental, social and traditional knowledge, values and skills and about his endeavours in this direction through launching Students' Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh (SECMOL) which was founded in 1988. He informed Governor about his another initiative of establishing the Himalayan Institute of Alternatives with an aim for sustainable development in mountainous region of Ladakh, efforts for which are ongoing since 2015. Sh. Wangchuk apprised Governor that the SECMOL and HIAL are in dialogue with the Kashmir University for a collaboration to promote locally contextual higher education in the high Himalayas and requested Governor's participation during the launch of Kashmir University-HIAL partnership at the University's Satellite Campus in Taru and in the celebration of 30 years of SECMOL at its Alternative School Campus in Phey. Governor congratulated Sh. Wangchuk for being conferred with this year's prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Award and lauded his various innovative contributions in improving the lives of people in the remote mountainous region of Ladakh with innovative techniques like Ice Stupa for creating artificial glaciers and launch of Operation New Hope in 1994 under SECMOL which is a collaboration between government, village communities and the civil society to bring about reform in the Government school system. Governor described Sonam as an inspiring icon for the youth of the State. Author : KashmirNewsObserver News Source : Kashmir News Observer Place : Srinagar


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The Red Cross and the LDS Church have a strong partnership nationwide, so I think it's something here, modeling that good relationship with a community partner like the LDS Church, that could definitely be modeled throughout the country. —Kristy Denlein, Red Cross volunteer services director
SALT LAKE CITY — When Lynne and Val Killian were invited to volunteer for a 24-month humanitarian service mission, they admit it was "totally a surprise."
The Lindon couple had just recently returned from serving a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Canada. The new invitation to serve was extended in January as part of a recent arrangement between the church and the American Red Cross.
The LDS Church has set a goal to offer 200 volunteers to the Red Cross by the end of 2014 through callings, church service and missionary assignments, said Kristy Denlein, volunteer services director for the charity's Utah region.
"We appreciate all that the Red Cross does within our community, and we are happy to support their efforts," said church spokesman Cody Craynor.
"That would be amazing," Lynne Killian said of the goal. "I would love to see it. I see much need, and why shouldn't we help? We want to help our communities. We want our communities to be strong and prepared."
"Lots of hands make light work for everybody," her husband added.
The initiative came from a conversation between the LDS Church and Red Cross leaders to take their national agreement and partnership to "the next level," Denlein said.
The volunteers will provide extra support in the local communities and respond to disasters to give "breadth in our services and some depth in our responses through disaster preparedness and response," she said.
The idea for the initiative came after Red Cross Utah Regional CEO Heidi Ruster and Bishop Gérald Caussé, first counselor in the LDS Church's Presiding Bishopric, met to discuss their long-term relationship and how to enhance services that both organizations contribute to the community.
So far, Denlein said, there are 18 volunteers through this new initiative, mostly from Utah County. The initiative also has potential to expand outside of Utah.
"The Red Cross and the LDS Church have a strong partnership nationwide, so I think it's something here, modeling that good relationship with a community partner like the LDS Church, that could definitely be modeled throughout the country," Denlein said.
Lynne Killian helps oversee assistant programs, delivering Christmas cards to veterans and keeping the Red Cross office in order.
Val Killian works to make sure emergency response programs, shelters and kits are all in place.
The couple is also in the process of completing multiple emergency preparedness classes.
"If you're not trained and if you're not proficient and if you haven't an interest, then all you are is just one that needs help, rather than one that can give help," Val Killian said.
His wife said she's surprised how much she enjoys being out in the community, and the time she has found to do it.
"I have enjoyed it very much," she said. "I feel very needed and useful."
"We're all members of the community. No matter what religion or race or creed we are," Val Killian said. "It behooves each one of us to help each other, to help our neighbor, to know what it means to be neighborly."
Bishop Caussé also presented the Red Cross with a check for $60,000 on behalf of The Church of Jesus Christ and Latter-day Saints Foundation to support disaster preparedness and response programs. The LDS Church and the Red Cross have collaborated in other efforts since 1987.
"It's a great opportunity for the Red Cross," Denlein said. "We're enjoying working with our partners and we're just excited to see where it takes us through the year."
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Valentine's dinner benefits Bethany Lutheran in Star Prairie
Bethany Lutheran Church, 415 Bridge Ave., Star Prairie, will benefit from a Valentine Dinner Theatre and Silent Auction supported by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and its members.
The event will be held at 6 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, Feb. 13-14, in Star Prairie.
The activity, designed to raise funds to send their senior youth group to attend educational seminars at the Youth National Convention in New Orleans in July, is supported with volunteers and financial contributions through Thrivent Financial's Care in Congregations program. Through the Care in Congregations program, Thrivent Financial adds financial support to volunteer projects and/or fund-raising activities conducted by local chapter members to benefit congregations.
Care in Congregations strengthens the impact Thrivent Financial member volunteers have in congregations.
Anyone can join in a volunteer activity sponsored by Thrivent Financial. To find a local Thrivent chapter, visit the Chapter Locator at www.thrivent.com/fraternal or call 800-236-3736.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans is a Fortune 500 financial services membership organization helping nearly 3 million members achieve their financial goals and give back to their communities.


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Even the most convinced proponents of a free market realize that there are things that cannot be left to the market to sort out. Human rights, law and order, security, and basic social security have, in almost all societies, been regulated by non-market institutions, often by the state. And even for those things that are regulated by markets there are many governmental rules, some stupid and others very much needed. The more central an issue is to our society, the more regulations there are. For example, all countries have labor regulations. They are there because we realize that the workers are a weaker party in the supposedly 'free' labor market: they need some kind of protection. It is also apparent that Nature needs protection: far more than we give her today.
Food production and consumption are also subject to myriads of regulations in most countries. Throughout history, the food supply has been subject to political intervention. The Romans tried to regulate prices, although they failed, like most other subsequent efforts – the record of government interventions in food markets is rather poor. The fact that we have major famine in several places in the world while lots of food is wasted in other parts of the world is also an indication that markets in food don't work very well in safeguarding the survival of fellow humans. We cannot deal with food mainly as a marketable commodity – very few societies ever have. If things get rough, governments, civil society and groups of people will step in and regulate, distribute and produce outside of the market system. The market system also has very few levers that guide it to supply food that is nutritious.
The market in food is totally dysfunctional for shaping the farming system in the best way for its role of planetary stewardship, a role that is increasingly important as agriculture occupies more and more of the surface of the planet and natural resources are under immense pressure. There are almost no market mechanisms in place for undertaking this important task, and there is a limited potential for them to emerge. Even if they did they will never reach the extent required, considering that the value of agricultural ecosystem services might well be as high as the total value of agricultural production. At present the market is still driving farmers the other way; into more and more specialization and monocultures and less stewardship of nature resources. Already today massive government interventions are directed to compensating for market failure. We need to look in other directions if we wish to sustainably manage the agriculture landscape.
'Agriculture and food systems, with their associated nature and landscapes, are a common heritage and thus, also a form of common property' according to Professor Jules Pretty[i] at the University of Essex. Stepping away from market imperatives frees our minds and thinking about food and farm production. This of course has implications for land and other resources needed for farming and food production. The more food is viewed as a public good, the less appropriate it is that the productive factors needed to produce foods, seeds, land, water etc, are provided by the market. When food is a right, and the production and distribution of food takes place in the commons instead of in the market and new ways of addressing the unfair distribution of food can emerge.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights of 1948 already defines food as a human right: "Everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical care and necessary social services, and the right to security in the event of unemployment, sickness, disability, widowhood, old age or other lack of livelihood in circumstances beyond his control" (Article 25). The right to food has been re-asserted ever since, for example at the 2009 World Summit on Food Security in Rome. There, world leaders agreed on 'the right of everyone to have access to safe, sufficient and nutritious food'.[ii] The new constitution of Kenya, approved by a popular referendum in 2010, states the right of every person "to be free from hunger and to have adequate food of acceptable quality" and imposes a duty on the State to respect, protect, promote and fulfill that right. A study in 2011 identified twenty-four countries in which the right to food was explicitly recognized, many of them in Latin America. Of course, it is one thing to proclaim a right and another one to enact it. Rights need a guarantor, duties and obligations, and an enforcer of some kind. Increasingly courts are using the constitutions or international treaties as a basis to safeguard people's right to food.[iii] The Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food for the United Nations, Olivier De Schutter, writes in the report to the General Assembly in August 2013: 'The right to food has come to the fore as Governments realize that their efforts to combat food insecurity and hunger have been failing and realize the urgent need to strengthen national legal, institutional and policy frameworks'.[iv]
Brazil has been successful in the fight against hunger and in promoting the right to food. The Fome Zero (zero hunger) program was initiated during Lula's presidency. Its most important component is Bolsa Família, whereby poor families get a basic income tied to conditions such that the children go to school and are vaccinated. The cost of the whole program is just 0.5% of Brazilian GDP but it reaches 44 million people, more than a fifth of the population. Malnutrition in Brazil decreased from 13% to below 2% between 1994 and 2006. The program also includes the purchasing of local food, often organic, to schools and other support measures to small farmers.[v]
Rethinking food as a right, farming as a management system of the planet and the food system as a commons necessitates the building of new institutions fit for these purposes; Jose Luis Vivero Pol, a food governance researcher describes these as "a third force of governance and resource management by the people as a compliment to the market and the state".[vi] This will require experimentation at the personal, local, national and international levels. This doesn't rule out markets as one of several mechanisms for food distribution, but does it reject market hegemony over our food supplies, and rejects the view that market forces are the best way of allocating food producing resources, such as land, water, knowledge and seeds.
[i] Pretty, J. 2002 Agri-culture: Reconnecting people, land and nature Earthscan.
[ii] United Nations General Assembly 2013 The Right to Food, Interim report of the Special Rapporteur on the Right to Food, 7 August 2013, A/68/288
[iii] Ibid.
[iv] Ibid.
[v] Sanchez-Montero, M. and N. S. Ubach 2010 'Undernutrition, What Works?' ACF International Network.
[vi] Vivero Pol, J.L. 2013 Food as a Commons: Reframing the narrative of the food system 23 April 2013 Centre for Philosophy of Law, Université Catholique de Louvain.
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For some, the fast approaching holidays dance just ahead, full of twinkling lights, brightly wrapped packages, sugarplum delights. For others, though, they loom like a dark cloud on the horizon. If the very thought of that seasonal hysteria weighs heavily on your shoulders, maybe you just need a different tack.
Holiday family gatherings, for instance. Instead of grumbling about "Kids Today" when they spend all afternoon glued to the TV or electronic games, take the offensive. Show up with an old engine that needs a bit of tinkering. Lure a kid or two out to the garage; assure them that mom won't mind a little oil on their holiday duds (make a mental note to deal with that later). Act as if you're letting them in on a big secret; suggest that their parents wouldn't approve; and let them have plenty of hands-on time "fixing" the engine. Go easy on the History of the Stationary Engine in American Industrial Development 1900-1930; those topics are probably better addressed after the kids are hooked.
Then, of course, there's shopping. Relax: You can teach old dogs new tricks, and it's simple! Make a list, check it twice, go shopping. The twist? We're talking your list here: Maybe a new engine ... tractor ... model ... parts you've needed but never splurged on ... Go ahead! Christmas comes but once a year! Tuck the goodies under the tree, tag them to yourself, and notify family members that you've taken the liberty of doing their shopping for them. This truly demonstrates the Christmas spirit: You've given loved ones the gift of time when they need it the most!
Outdoor lights? We're two steps ahead of you. Instead of spending some cold November morning hanging off the side of a two-story house in a gale out of the north woods, stringing lights per management's orders, why not keep both feet on the ground and decorate some old iron – especially if it's green or red – instead? This not only shows off pieces of your collection, it also has the added benefit of suggesting you're actually interested in holiday decor.
In the end, the holidays are what we make them. Whether it's Santa you resemble, or something closer to Scrooge, 'tis the season: To all of you, from all of us at Farm Collector, happy holidays! FC