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Everybody knows Hendrix. He is even more famous than the one he borrowed his name from. You guessed right...Jimi. I blogged so many times about him...and if I'd keep doing that, he may be more popular than Paris. No, not the town! So if you never heard about Hendrix is just because you didn't want to. Otherwise he is everywhere. Just google him. He has more hits than the Pope! However, let me just remind you that Hendrix is my 15 months old puppy, black like the darkest night, stubborn, demanding and naughty. Hendrix is everything to me even if, back in my Auckland home, he chewed everything he was able to, starting with cables, couches, chairs, carpets, trees and even....a metal lamp. I told you he was stubborn. He escaped my property as many times as he felt like it and the neighbourhood's biggest task was to catch him and bring him back home. Nobody got upset because everybody knew how playful and lovely Hendrix can be. Plus I rewarded the lucky ones with free Personal Training sessions. But this is confidential! Things changed though when I moved to a small area in Coromandel peninsula. Even if he is just a puppy, Hendrix is huge and some neighbours thought that his soul may be as black as his fur. But this is not the case at all. He is a lovely, naughty puppy...and he is mine. And because he is, also because I am more stubborn than he can be, I decided to enrol him in a school....doggy school.
So here I was, at 7pm in the Placemakers carpark....hoping that a miracle would happen and the course would be canceled. But it was not! So I hopped off my car with Hendrix beside me. Not before I checked I had everything the dog whisperer required me to bring. Not a lot though: a soft collar (brand new, blue and very smart by the way!), poo bags and treats. I looked at other dog owners entering the warehouse with small bags of doggy treats and I thought to myself "no, that was nothing for a dog like mine!". So I filled in all my pockets with all sorts of tasty treats for my dear Hendrix baby, up to the point where I felt like too heavy to walk. And I entered...and that's when the show started. Nothing like my son's or my daughter's first day at school. There were a few tears back then....but nothing major. Third time at school, I knew how to handle this, I thought. But I didn't. Firstly, very excited of seeing so many dogs around, Hendrix started pulling, yelling and barking. Just one of Hendrix' normal tantrums. Anyway, the smart leash broke, but at least it lasted while we made the big entrance!
The trainer already met my puppy at the private session I paid her for. She also knew that this one was a worry! So, after she pet the trouble maker on the back, she tried to speak to other dog owners. Tried is correct, because nothing and nobody can cover Hendrix' voice. They may understood her, but I doubted. Anyway they all stood in a circle with their well behaved dogs at their left. At some point, I wondered why were they attending the obedience school. Their dogs were obedient alright. Their problem how they spent their money! So back to the circle. Not us tough! We, Hendrix and I, had to walk through the isles...to calm the beast down. It's a tactical move, the trainer told me. "Just walk", the dog whisperer said, "he will calm down"....but he didn't. So we walked and from time to time I tried to pull him closer to the circle. Just to hear what the trainer told others. But I didn't...Hendrix barked continously!
A haft an hour later, tired of walks, Hendrix started spitting himself. That was something new, I thought. Full of all sorts of gluey, disgusting spit, the boy decided to get closer to the circle .... exactly at the moment when dogs where required to sit. Now, this was our moment to shine! Mum and baby boy together! Hendrix can be naughty and demanding, but he is smart and he knows all the tricks. He sits and shakes and lays down and even rolls on command. So, I have to proudly tell you that he was the only one doing what the trainer asked to. All eyes on me! Exactly like in Will I Am and Britney's song! Wait a sec. I forgot to tell you that we still had to walk away from the crowd in between all those "sit"and "down" commands....but at least we shined! Not so much, because a few minutes later, Hendrix discovered on the ceiling some invisible birds he started chasing. Then, under the racks, some invisible mice he chased too! In the meantime, 12 other dogs sat calm in the circle. With them, the trainer's own 3 dogs that looked only in their owner's eyes. I tried catching Hendrix' sight, but he was to preoccupied looking at other dogs. Maybe he didn't want to spit himself. Maybe he tried to spit them....as a statement of his mood!
Should I continue? Maybe not! All I have to say is that an hour later (the longest hour in my whole life!) we, humans, were handed files with homework to do. Lots of it! That I am decided to do with Hendrix...no matter what! Not because I have too much time on my sleeve. The reason is in the paperwork given by my doggy's trainer. It's written there that not all the dogs would graduate....and I really want my Hendrix to get that nice green with pure gold writing certificate. And if he wouldn't, it's just because he is not one of those geeky ones! Hendrix may not be obedient, but at least he has character....and he is not boring like others....And to be honest, I am sure I found Hendrix' twin. Jonah from Tonga, of course! :)
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They Might Be Giants
They Might be Giants chronicles the adventures of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson in modern-day New York City. The fact that Sherlock Holmes is a psychotic paranoid and Dr. Watson is a female psychiatrist fascinated by his case is almost beside the point.
Genre: Comedy, Mystery, ThrillerActor: Al Lewis, George C. Scott, Jack Gilford, James Tolkan, Joanne Woodward, Kitty Winn, Lester Rawlins, Rue McClanahan, Theresa Merritt
Director: Anthony Harvey
Country: USA

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Musings #78 Practical
"And there are my cats, engaged in a ritual that goes back thousands of years, tranquilly licking themselves after the meal. Practical animals, they prefer to have others provide the food … some of them do. There must have been a split between the cats who accepted domestication and those who did not."
― William S. Burroughs, The Cat Inside
Are you as practical as the polydactyl Panfurs?
This was inspired by the Understanding Your Cat resources from Nutro.com:
The Benefits of Mixed Feeding
Urinary Tract Health — When you feed your cat wet food, it can increase your cat's water intake, resulting in more urine production. The higher water volume dilutes the urine while increasing the frequency of urination — both of which can help minimize the formation of mineral crystals or urinary stones, supporting good urinary tract health.
Weight Management — Studies from The Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition have shown that when cats are fed a high-moisture diet, they eat less food, decrease weight and increase activity levels compared to cats fed only a dry cat food diet.
Healthy Metabolism — Wet food provides a healthy balance of proteins, fats and carbohydrates, helps satisfy a cat's instinctive feeding behavior and helps maintain a healthy metabolism.
Eating Enjoyment — When given a choice, cats prefer to eat a mixture of both wet and dry foods compared to dry only. Wet food is shown to increase enjoyment and add variety to a diet because of the wide selection of protein sources and textures. On the other hand, dry food satisfies the desire to eat many small meals throughout the day.
Oral Health — The crunchy texture of dry food helps keep teeth clean by scraping away plaque and tartar.
A Recommended Mixed Feeding Program
While each cat is different, studies from The Waltham Centre for Pet Nutrition show that a mixed feeding program is beneficial for both weight management and urinary tract health. For weight management, at least 25% of the total calories (or about 1/3 of the total volume) of daily food intake should be wet food. If urinary tract health is the goal, then wet food should make up about 70% of the total calories (or at least 3/4 of the daily volume). Consult your veterinarian for advice about the best food for your cat.
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Snohomish, Washington-based Snoqualmie Ice Cream has launched six more all-natural frozen custards that are now in stock at grocery stores in the northwestern United States as well as available online. Retailing at a suggested price of $5.99 per pint, each offering contains 14% butterfat, more cream and extra eggs.
The new flavors are:
Blueberry Cardamom Crisp – featuring Northwest blueberries, crispy oats and cinnamon swirled into blueberry cardamom custard.
Red Raspberry Cake – ripples of red raspberry and white cake pieces in cake batter custard.
Spicy Banana Brownie – chocolate fudge brownies mixed into banana cinnamon custard.
Brown Butter Sugar Cookie – Soft sugar cookies mixed in butter custard.
Brown Sugar Cookie Dough – Creamy custard sweetened with brown sugar and extra bites of chocolate chip cookie dough.
Crispy Marshmallow Treat – Out of thousands of entries, a Seattle resident came up with this winning flavor, which was inspired by her childhood memories of making homemade rice crispy treats.
About Snoqualmie Ice Cream
Husband and wife Barry and Shahnaz Bettinger have privately owned Snoqualmie Ice Cream since 1997. In addition to a wide assortment of frozen custard, which is made with hormone-free milk and cream sourced from family farms in the Pacific Northwest, they produce small-batch gelato and sorbet. All products are sweetened with non-GMO cane sugar and are free of preservatives and artificial flavors and are vat-pasteurized, which allows for slow cooking of ingredients without scorching the cream.


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By Vince Siragusa
November 2011
According to a 2009 report from the Pew Center on the States, a division of The Pew Charitable Trusts, more than 7 million people are in jail or prison, or on probation or parole. With one in every 31 adults under some form of correctional control, the economic costs and burdens associated with this statistic are no doubt overwhelming. Compounding this issue is the fact that too often successful prisoner reentry—the process of leaving prison and returning to society—isn't solely correlated to a specific release date.
With current unemployment rates sitting over 9%, many people, successful with their release, find themselves unprepared to compete adequately in a stagnant economy that is already saturated with unemployed and underemployed job seekers. For this reason alone, it is not difficult to surmise why, according to the Center, nearly two-thirds of the inmates released from state and federal prison each year are rearrested within three years. Perhaps too often, recidivism results less from a propensity to commit crimes, but as a result of limited alternative options.
As stated by the Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Director, Bernard K. Melekian, "Every day, ex-offenders return to communities in need of programs and resources that support the challenges associated with reentry." In response to those prisoner reentry challenges, the Council of State Governments Justice Center, a national nonprofit organization, has partnered with the Department of Justice's Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA) to make available the promising online Reentry Programs Database.
Searchable by state, topic area (employment, housing, mentoring, etc.), and by keyword, this free resource is available at http://reentrypolicy.org/ and is comprised of various reentry programs and initiatives from across the country that are designed to identify adult and juvenile programs that assist in making an individual's transition from a correctional facility back into the community more successful. The database features a variety of available programs, allowing those returning home and their families to connect with local programs designed to facilitate that reentry. Included in that database are a number of Second Chance Act programs.
With the Department of Justice tasked with administering the associated grant programs, the Second Chance Act of 2007 was in large part authorized based on its intended design—to increase public safety and to break the cycle of criminal recidivism. The $83 million provided in the FY2011 budget supported dozens of state, local, and tribal related initiatives. Successful projects in the past have ranged from substance abuse and mental health initiatives, down to mentoring and career training. Additional information on 2011 awards is available at www.ojp.usdoj.gov/funding/FY2011_awards_solicitation.htm.
While successful stories built on Second Chance funding are common, the future of this funding remains in limbo. The Senate Appropriations Committee has eliminated funding for the Second Chance Act in the FY2012 Commerce, Justice, Science Appropriations bill while the House Appropriations Committee provides an amount of $70 million. Additional information will be available pending passage of the FY2012 appropriations and by monitoring www.ojp.usdoj.gov/funding/funding.htm for upcoming grant opportunities.
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Salt Lake Temple
The Salt Lake Temple was the sixth temple completed by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and the fourth finished after the Mormon pioneers' arrival in what is now the state of Utah. Its construction took 40 years, and it stands as a striking emblem of the Latter-day Saints' dedication and perseverance. It is also the most well-known temple and has come to symbolize the Church to many throughout the world.
In late July of 1847, the first group of Latter-day Saint pioneers entered the Salt Lake Valley. Within a few days, their leader Brigham Young indicated the precise location where the holy edifice should stand by striking the ground with his cane and announcing, "Here we will build a temple to our God." Apostle Wilford Woodruff marked the spot then and there. Construction of the temple began on 14 February 1853, following a groundbreaking ceremony conducted by Brigham Young.
A granite deposit was found nearby, and workers began to hand-chisel massive granite blocks which weighed between 2,500 and 5,600 pounds. These large stones were transported by ox-drawn wagon (and later railroad) to the temple lot. Most of the labor was performed by volunteers who, despite their hardships in trying to settle a new land, gave freely of their time and skills. Brigham Young encouraged the Saints to make the Salt Lake Temple the best it could be. The prophet stated that he wanted "to see the Temple built in a manner that it will endure through the Millennium" (Journal of Discourses, 10:254). The temple was built accordingly. Brigham Young also worked extensively with architect Truman O. Angell, directing what the temple was to look like according to the visions and revelations that were given to him by the Lord. The architectural style of the temple is often described as Gothic, complementing the doctrinal symbolism and revelatory layout of the temple.
There were numerous challenges that slowed the construction of the temple. At one point Church leaders learned that a U.S. Army contingent was being sent to Utah. Latter-day Saints distrusted the government that had allowed them to be persecuted and pushed out of Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, and New York, so the work on the temple was stopped and the entire foundation was buried. As positive relations developed between the U.S. Government and the Church, work on the temple was resumed. The foundation was uncovered, but workers found that there were cracks in the foundation blocks. They were forced to take them out and start over, using new stones that were cut to fit together without mortar.
The Saints worked tirelessly to build the 253,015 square-foot temple. Once the exterior was completed, skilled artists and craftsmen were brought in to complete the temple's 170 rooms. The interior furnishings were completed in one year, marking 40 years since the groundbreaking ceremony. The Salt Lake Temple became the largest temple, with 12 sealing rooms and four ordinance rooms (after various additions and remodeling). With over a hundred temples constructed since then, it still remains the largest in the Church.
The Salt Lake Temple is also unique in that the President of the Church presided directly over a temple. Elder David B. Haight related why he felt this temple received such special attention:
- "The work of this great temple was so significant to these men that they were willing to carry the additional responsibility of presiding over it and looking after its operation—in essence going to the temple each morning and taking care of business there before going to do the work of the First Presidency of the Church ("Symbol of Sacrifice, Monument to Life," Ensign, Oct. 1993, 9).
Unfortunately, Brigham Young did not live to see the completion of the Salt Lake Temple; nor did his successor, John Taylor. The temple was finally finished under the direction of Wilford Woodruff, then the fourth president of the LDS Church. Dedicatory services took place on 6 April 1893. Many other dedicatory services followed, providing "opportunity for eighty-two thousand people to participate in presenting their temple to their God" (Wallace Alan Raynor, The Everlasting Spires: The Story of the Salt Lake Temple, Salt Lake City: Deseret Book Co., 1965, p. 159).
J. Golden Kimball of the First Council of the Seventy said the following about what the Salt Lake Temple meant to him:
- When I think about [the temple], every stone in it is a sermon to me. It tells of suffering, it tells of sacrifice, it preaches—every rock in it, preaches a discourse. When it was dedicated, it seemed to me that it was the greatest sermon that has ever been preached since the Sermon on the Mount... Every window, every steeple, everything about the Temple speaks of the things of God and gives evidence of the faith of the people who built it (Conference Report, Apr. 1915, p. 79).
Scaled Model of Salt Lake Temple Gives Open House Experience
In May of 2010, an 88-inch tall scale model of the Salt Lake Temple was put on display in the South Visitors' Center in Temple Square. The scaled replica is 1:32 and shows the interior rooms of the temple.
- The model of the Salt Lake Temple sits in front of a giant window in the South Visitors' Center facing the actual building that it replicates. The south and east walls of the replica have been cut away to show depictions of many of the rooms in the temple, including the large assembly hall and rooms where the First Presidency and Quorum of the Twelve Apostles meet. The baptistery and other ordinance rooms are also depicted. Close attention is paid to detail, and even paintings, furniture and working chandeliers and lamps imitate those found in the actual temple.
- Peter McCann Architectural Models of Toronto was commissioned to create the replica in August 2009. Sixteen modelers with different expertise in various parts of the duplication process worked on the project for five months.
- "This replica will show the millions of visitors who come to Temple Square the beauty and majesty of this sacred and historic building," said Elder Richard G. Hinckley, executive director of the Missionary Department. "Like all temples, once the building is dedicated it is used for sacred Church purposes and not open to the general public, but this exhibit will provide the public with a glimpse of the interior and a feeling of the Spirit that is present there."
- The Salt Lake Temple is a landmark known throughout the world. When it was last open to the public in April of 1893, the local press reported that approximately 5,000 people, most of whom were not members of the Church, toured the temple before the dedication. The reports went on to say that "altogether the richness and elegant workmanship of the temple was a revelation of wonder to the visitors."
- "Many people think our temples are like great halls or cathedrals. Actually, they have a number of rooms designed for certain functions such as marriages, baptisms, and instructional sessions," said Elder William R. Walker, executive director of the Church's Temple Department.
- In addition to the scaled model, the new display in the South Visitors' Center features new kiosks that show high-definition photos and video of the Salt Lake Temple interior rooms. A narrator gives an explanation of the purpose of the rooms and a diagram shows where they are located on the model. The presentation is very similar to what a person would experience during the public open house of a temple. [1]
- To see a video describing the scale model and display, click here.
See also Temple Square
Historic Salt Lake Temple to be Renovated
Details and project renderings have been released regarding the upcoming closure and renovation of the historic Salt Lake Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
During a morning press conference held on Friday, 19 April 2019, Russell M. Nelson, President of the Church, announced the pioneer-era temple will close 29 December 2019 and will remain closed for approximately four years while undergoing a major structural and seismic renovation. The temple is expected to reopen in 2024 with a public open house.
Bishop Dean M. Davies, first counselor in the Presiding Bishopric, commented, "This will be an incredible opportunity. For generations, only faithful members have been able to enter the Salt Lake Temple. Now everyone — people of our faith, other faiths or no faith — will be able to come to the temple." He added that open-house visitors will see more than beautiful architecture and interior design. He said, "They will also feel the 'sense of the sacred' in the temple. I can't think of a more wonderful opportunity. It may take more than two months to get everyone through. . . .We want everyone to know they are welcome. We want them to come and see and feel why this temple is so beautiful to us. We want it to be their temple too. The temple is part of the community."
The surrounding area on Temple Square and the plaza near the Church Office Building will also be affected as existing buildings are demolished and the area undergoes renovation and restoration. The existing annex and temple addition on the north side, which was built in the 1960s to add needed support facilities and more sealing (marriage) rooms, will be demolished and rebuilt.
Brent Roberts, managing director of the Church's Special Projects Department, said, "This upgrade will include a base isolation system, which is one of the most effective means of protecting a structure against earthquake forces. This unique system will preserve the historic footing of the temple. Once complete, it will help protect people, the historic building, and the beautiful interior finishes in the event of an earthquake."
It is expected that the North Visitors' Center, Tabernacle and Assembly Hall will remain open to the public during construction, and tours by missionaries from the Temple Square Mission will continue to be available for guests. Other Temple Square attractions that will be accessible to visitors during the temple renovation include the Family History Library, Church History Museum, Church History Library, Conference Center, Joseph Smith Memorial Building, Lion House, and Beehive House.
During his remarks at the press conference, President Nelson said, "This project will enhance, refresh, and beautify the temple and its surrounding grounds. Obsolete systems within the building will be replaced. Safety and seismic concerns will be addressed. Accessibility will be enhanced so that members with limited mobility can be better accommodated." He added, "We promise that you will love the results. They will emphasize and highlight the life, ministry, and mission of Jesus Christ in His desire to bless every nation, kindred, tongue, and people."
Renderings of What the Salt Lake Temple Renovations Will Look Like
On Wednesday, 4 December 2019, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released four new renderings of what the temple renovation will look like when it's done in 2024. The pictures in the gallery are taken from Deseret News and are ©2019 by Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
The Salt Lake Temple is Decommissioned
On Sunday, 5 January 2020, the Salt Lake Temple officially closed for extensive renovations. The temple will be closed for the next four years. Within hours of the closure, workers got busy transitioning the sacred structure from a working temple to a construction site. The process, known as decommissioning, takes several weeks. It is an important first step in the yearslong project that will restore and refresh the historic temple and help strengthen it against earthquakes.
Rich Sutton, temple area director, said, "Each time we renovate a temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, decommissioning occurs to remove sacred items and turn the building into a construction site. We have been preparing for months for this process, which began almost immediately after the temple closed to patrons on December 29."
Emily Utt, a curator in the Church History Department, added, "The Salt Lake Temple is somewhat unique due to its size and the years of history dating back to 1893. This building has been carefully cared for and preserved for a long time, and it's a sacred experience to be involved in preparing it for this next important step."
The renovation of the Salt Lake Temple is expected to be completed in 2024, followed by a public open house and rededication. Temple Square remains open during the renovation, with a new visitor experience available at the Conference Center. It is anticipated that the South Visitor's Center and portions of the Temple Square wall will be demolished mid-January. For more information on Temple Square please go here.
External Links
- Salt Lake Temple Undergoes Decommissioning
- Start of the multi-year renovation of iconic Salt Lake Temple is days away; new interior renderings released
- Salt Lake Temple to close in December — here's what you need to know
- Plans Unveiled for Salt Lake Temple Renovation
- What will visits to Temple Square be like during temple renovation? We now know
- 'This will be an incredible opportunity': Iconic Salt Lake Temple to hold a public open house in 2024
- FAQ: What you need to know about the church's Salt Lake Temple renovation announcement
- 10 Fascinating Facts You Didn't Know About the Salt Lake Temple
- Surprising stories, fun facts and other things you might not know about the Salt Lake Temple
- Salt Lake Temple page
- Utah Salt Lake City Temple Square Mission
- Mormon Temples - Lightplanet
- Mormon Temples and Secrecy
- Mormon Temple Ordinances - ReligionFacts
Videos of the Salt Lake Temple
Other Temples in Utah
- Bountiful Utah Temple
- Brigham City Utah Temple
- Cedar City Utah Temple
- Draper Utah Temple
- Jordan River Utah Temple
- Logan Utah Temple
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- Mount Timpanogos Utah Temple
- Ogden Utah Temple
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- Provo City Center Temple
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- St. George Utah Temple
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JACK Allen is set to make his Great Wakering Rovers debut as the Isthmian North club complete their campaign at Dereham Town tomorrow.
Goalkeeper Bobby Mason, who has impressed between the sticks since making the move to Burroughs Park, is suspended after being dismissed in the defeat to Maldon & Tiptree last week.
And Steve Butterworth, who was confirmed as player-manager on a permanent basis after enjoying a successful stint in interim charge, believes 17-year-old Allen is ready to make his first start.
"I am going to play Jack in goal," said Butterworth.
"He came all the way up to Mildenhall Town a few weeks ago because Bobby was having trouble with his back and we didn't know if he would play.
"Bobby played in the end and Jack wasn't even on the bench, but he has helped us a lot in training.
"He hasn't let us down and it's a great opportunity for him at 17.
"Jack played in a friendly for us earlier in the season, but that's totally different to a league game and it will also show that the door is open for the youngsters coming through the system."
Wakering and Dereham, who are 14th and 15th in the standings respectively, are only separated by goal difference.
Defeat could see Wakering finish the season as low as 17th and Butterworth is eager to make sure that does not happen.
"A win would see us stay in 14th, but we could finish in 17th with a defeat and other results not going our way," he added.
"Hopefully we can finish the season on a high."


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text: In our previous article on the RT-AC3200 router, we briefly described a stack-based buffer overflow (CVE-2018-14712) and an uncontrolled format string (CVE-2018-14713) that can be combined for reliable remote code execution as root. The device in question uses the 32-bit ARMv7 architecture and runs version 2.6.36 of the Linux kernel, with DEP and ASLR enabled. In this post, we will discuss both flaws in detail and provide a proof-of-concept exploit that should work out of the box against any router running ASUSWRT 18.104.22.168.382.50010 (only slight modifications are necessary to port it to other vulnerable versions).


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WBMDFC (West Bengal Minorities Development & Finance Corporation) is inviting application for the post of Assistant Manager
Find some of the important details related to the WBMDFC recruitment in the following section :-
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Last Date of Application :  27-02-2016 at 11:00 A.M.
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Peter Gaffney is currently the Director of Marketing and Analytics at David Yurman. Prior to that, he was the head of analytics @thelab working on digital analytics for Tempur Sealy International for their online and eCommerce businesses. He was also involved on all digital projects and led all digital analytics initiatives to help drive client goals and growth along with supporting creative and digital strategy with actionable recommendations for new business pitches. Before that, he was the Associate Director of Analytics at Wunderman / Y&R / WPP where he worked on Coca-Cola, Pernod Ricard, United, GSK, and USTA.
Previously, he was at the Barbarian Group where he was the Analytics Manager and lead across creative and technology agency initiatives. He was responsible for supporting Samsung's global analytics and online marketing initiatives for samsung.com, m.samsung.com, microsites and marketing campaigns for the North America & Latin America regions. He contributed on Bacardi for Vivimos and Untameable campaign activations and Beam Global across Sauza, Hornitos, and the Oldes Whiskies. Other clients included Pepsi, GE, Aveda, Clinique to name a few.
Prior to thebarbariangroup, Peter Gaffney was a Senior Analyst at CREATETHE GROUP, named one of the 'Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Fashion' by Fast Company. "CREATETHE GROUP partners with forward-thinking brands to deliver innovative and emotional campaigns, communications platforms and commerce solutions that maintain the highest levels of brand integrity in digital, mobile, social media and emerging technologies. CREATETHE GROUP has over 250 employees in New York and London supporting over 30 leading brands worldwide.
Peter is a member of the Digital Analytics Association and has a MS in Management of Technology from NYU Poly. In the past, he has worked with NBC Universal for the 2008 Olympics, CBS Radio in their digital properties department and as a IT Consultant at the University at Albany, where he earned a BA in Communications and a minor in Business. In his spare time, Peter enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling, and playing basketball, baseball, and soccer.


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With an inmate set to be executed next week, Tennessee's Supreme Court is hearing arguments today about the constitutionality of its lethal injection method.
The lawsuit by more than two dozen inmates claims the state's three-drug method of execution causes severe pain and suffering. Attorneys for the inmates want the court to consider the affidavit of an expert witness who claims the August execution of Billy Ray Irick was "torturous."
Attorneys for the state oppose the introduction of the new evidence. They're asking the high court to uphold a lower court's July finding that its method of execution is legal.
Edmund Zagorski is scheduled to be executed on October 11. He was sentenced in 1984 in the slayings of two men during a drug deal.


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I recently wiped my virtualenv for a TurboGears 2.1 project, and after setting it up again and re-installing all deps I found my app was broken. Thanks to mcdonc_ in #turbogears he mentioned WebOb 1.0.3 was recently released so I downgraded to 1.0 and the issue was fixed.
A very simple, Psuedo example is:
{{{ #!python
from tw.forms import TableForm, TextField, SubmitButton from formencode.schema import SimpleFormValidator
def my_validator(value_dict, state, validator): print value_dict['name']
ValidateSomething = SimpleFormValidator(my_validator)
class MyResourceForm(TableForm): validator = Schema(chained_validators[ValidateSomething(),]) fields = [ TextField('name'), SubmitButton('submit') ]
Previously (in WebOb 1.0) value_dict contained the keys/values from my form (as expected). However as of WebOb 1.0.3 the value_dict is empty '{}'.
I'm not certain what other info might be helpful, however I can imagine this would have a negative impact on a lot of TurboGears devs and the like.
If I can provide more information about my environment please let me know and I can get that to you ASAP.
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Hm... I was working on building a test TurboGears 2.1 app to provide a usable demo of the issue... and I can't seem to reproduce the issue currently. Will continue working at this and update shortly.
I've been unable to reproduce this in a stock TG2.1 app, so I have jumped back into reviewing my own app where this is an issue.
I've narrowed the problem down to the fact that the following is being wiped:
I'm not sure how that relates to everything else... but that is the one thing I can find that is clearly altered... and the affect is, POST vars are not getting to my validators.
It seems this happens when I call 'paste.request.parse_formvars()'. I have an 'API Key' identity plugin for repoze.who. When 'api_key' is passed via post vars, I pull that out in order to authenticate the request and create the identity. You can see this plugin here:
If I simply comment out the 'parse_formvars()' call, then webob._parsed_post_vars is unaffected. Again, this is only in WebOb 1.0.3+. I'm hoping that this little bit of info might sparked something to help lead me towards why calling parse_formvars() is erasing webob._parsed_post_vars as currently my app is completely busted with WebOb 1.0.3.
The app at the following URL fully reproduces what I'm seeing:
$ virtualenv-2.7 --no-site-packages ~/env/tg21test $ source ~/env/tg21test/bin/activate $ git clone git://github.com/derks/tg21test.git $ cd tg21test/ $ python setup.py develop $ paster setup-app development.ini $ paster serve --reload development.ini Starting subprocess with file monitor Starting server in PID 12338. serving on http://127.0.0.1:8080 ### from another terminal $ source ~/env/tg21test/bin/activate $ python test.py Good: {u'errors': {u'test_field': u'Missing value'}, u'data': {}} Bad: {u'errors': {u'test_field': u'Missing value'}, u'data': {}}
The above shows that, with WebOb 1.0.3, the 'test_field' is not making it to my validator.... essentially, the POST vars are getting wiped.
With WebOb 1.0:
$ rm ~/env/tg21test/lib/python2.7/site-packages/WebOb-1.0.3-py2.7.egg $ easy_install "WebOb<=1.0" ### RESTART paster on the other terminal first $ python test.py Good: {u'errors': {}, u'data': {u'test_field': u'some value'}} Bad: {u'errors': {u'test_field': u'Missing value'}, u'data': {}}
The above is how it is suppose to be... show that the POST vars are making it to my validators, and being validated. The second call gets an error because the 'test_field' is indeed missing.
NOTE: The following files from the TG2.1 example are notable in that code was added that might be significant:
tg21test/config/app_config.py tg21test/lib/base.py tg21test/lib/identity.py tg21test/controllers/test.py tg21test/forms/test_validator.py tg21test/model/auth.py
I don't know if this is triggering a WebOb bug... or something else. I understand this is a lot of data to process... if it is something unexpected in WebOb I hope this helps resolve that. If it is something else and not considered a bug... that is fine, I'm simply hoping that you all might have some clue as to the differences from WebOb 1.0 -> 1.0.3 that might have triggered this behavior. Please let me know if there is anything else I can provide.
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Can you confirm this problem with either of 1.0.1 or 1.0.2?
Also, can you explain why would a missing 'webob._parsed_post_vars' key break your app?
Hi Sergey, thank you for the quick reply. I've tested with 1.0, 1.0.1, 1.0.2, and 1.0.3... the problem I'm seeing starts with 1.0.2, and everything prior to that is fine.
My application does not rely on environ['webob._parsed_post_vars'] directly, however in testing when printing out the environ... I can see that on < 1.0.2 the POST vars I pass are listed in the webob._parsed_post_vars MultiDict.... in 1.0.2 and above the POST vars I'm passing seem to dissapear and no long show up in webob._parsed_post_vars. My assumption is... whatever populates webob._parsed_post_vars is closer to where the issue is... and if the POST vars aren't making it there... it would be the same reason why they aren't making it to my form validators and controller.
A friend of my had a thought that... perhaps this piece of WebOb was converted to be a generator object... where once it was iterated over it was done... so calling it again would be empty. Just a thought. I apologize for not being very well versed in WebOb.... My usage is from the higher level of TurboGears, not WebOb directly.
If there is a better way for me to get the passed POST vars rather than calling paste.request.parse_formvars I'd be more than happy to try that if it would resolve the issue.
Thank you for your time.
Well, you can actually read webob source related to that key -- it's not hard to understand and there's maybe a screenful of code. Basically the value under that key is a cache for parsed POST body. When req.POST is accessed it checks if the wsgi.input is the same as the one that was parsed before and if it is returns the cached value. Otherwise it tries to parse the new input stream (and caches it there).
I suspect that the problem is related to how the input stream is handled. Generally WSGI app can only read it once, but for the entire middleware stack to work, the input body is usually made seekable so that each layer can seek to the beginning and read the body again. Webob 1.0.2 changed some parts related to this action to expose a very clear API on how to do that. One needs to call req.make_body_seekable() and the req.body_file will be a seekable stream at 0 pos. Before that change in 1.0.2 req.body_file could be anything that came from up the stack.
What I suspect is happening is that some code was not paying much attention to these issues of input seeking and was working essentially by relying on undocumented idiosyncrasies of libraries around it. After the change some code reads the input and leaves it seeked to the end of stream. Some other code afterwards tries to read and parse it again without seeking it back to 0, which means it gets no data and that results in empty parsed POST.
If you can show me the entire middleware stack I might find the offending party.
parse_formvars seems to be involved, but all it does is read the input never seeking it or replacing it with a seekable copy, but that's not the problem. The code that uses it should make sure that the wsgi.input is seekable and marked as such for webob. So I suppose what happens is that it is made seekable, but never seeked back to 0 after reading and not marked as seekable, which makes webob attempt to read it from where it is. (Webob 1.0.1 and before would try to seek all streams anyway, but different streams behave differently therefore the need to mark the stream explicitly).
Basically the simplest fix is probably just to replace a call to parse_formvars w/ webob.Request(env).str_POST.
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I really appreciate you taking the time on this. I know my use case is way out of left field. I tried using webob.Request(env).str_POST as you mentioned and it did indeed fix my issues. My code works on both 1.0, and 1.0.3.
I would have never been able to figure this out without your help. Thank you!
You're welcome. :)
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- Cut the meat into equal, thin slanted slices that are 0.5 cm thick.
- Transfer meat to a deep pan.
- Thinly slice an onion and add it to the pan.
- Discard the stems and finely chop the fresh herbs and add them to the pan.
- Add the olive oil, 5 tablespoons vinegar, salt, pepper and honey. Mix with a wooden spoon to coat. (Do not add more honey because it will give too much color to the meat when it is cooking and it will look burned when it won't be. Also, when you add the marinade to the meat, you will notice that it will start to turn white. This is because of the vinegar so don't let it worry you.)
- Refrigerate and allow the meat to marinate for 6 hours or overnight.
- Let a non-stick pan get very hot over high heat, to the point where it is smoking. When it is hot enough, add 2 tablespoons olive oil and add the meat in 3 batches. If you overcrowd the pan, the temperature in the pan will drop and the meat will boil instead of brown nicely.
- As soon as it has browned on one side, turn over and brown on the other side.
- When ready, add 1 tablespoon vinegar and stir. Remove from pan and continue with the next batch.
- Serve with toasted bagels and tzatziki sauce. Or you can create your own personal favorite! Place the gyro on the bagels and add tomatoes, lettuce, potatoes, tzatziki sauce or any other combination of toppings you like!
The secret is to marinade the meat properly! The vinegar added at the end gives the gyro a very authentic and characteristic flavor so don't skip it!
Nutrition information per portion
Shows how much energy food releases to our bodies. Daily caloric intake depends mainly on the person's weight, sex and physical activity level. An average individual needs about 2000 kcal / day.
Fatty Acids
Are essential to give energy to the body while helping to maintain the body temperature. They are divided into saturated "bad" fats and unsaturated "good" fats.
Saturated Fats
Known as "bad" fats are mainly found in animal foods. It is important to check and control on a daily basis the amount you consume.
The main source of energy for the body. Great sources are the bread, cereals and pasta. Use complex carbohydrates as they make you feel satiated while they have higher nutritional value.
Try to consume sugars from raw foods and limit processed sugar. It is important to check the labels of the products you buy so you can calculate how much you consume daily.
It is necessary for the muscle growth and helps the cells to function well. You can find it in meat, fish, dairy, eggs, pulses, nuts and seeds.
They are mainly found in plant foods and they can help regulate a good bowel movement while maintaining a balanced weight. Aim for at least 25 grams of fiber daily.
A small amount of salt daily is necessary for the body. Be careful though not to overdo it and not to exceed 6 grams of salt daily
*Based on an adult's daily reference intake of 2000 kcal.
*The nutritional chart and the symbols refer to the basic recipe and not to the serving suggestions.
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Information for New Faculty
Welcome to teaching at the College of Professional Studies. All new faculty should receive an introductory letter from the College and from the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs with information on other offices and services that might be important as you plan your course and prepare for your first class. Your most important contact in getting started–other than your Program Director–is Jack Prostko, the College's Director of Faculty Development: 202-994-3592 or [email protected].
Getting Started at GW
The hiring process will be initiated by the program in which you teach. Required for getting into the payroll system are an I-9, tax forms, and a statement of personal data. Call Melissa Stanley, Accounting Analyst, at (202) 994-5393 for assistance. She can provide you with information on direct deposit, joining the union, and verifying credentials.
Once officially hired, faculty are provided with a GWID account number, which will allow you to begin the process of creating a class. All CPS classes have an online presence through Blackboard, the course management system used at GW. In order to access your Blackboard site, you will need a GW email address.
As a new faculty member, you will need to log into GWeb and reset your PIN from the default PIN to one of your own choosing before attempting to create a Net ID. Net ID is a single username (with a corresponding password) that gives you access to GW Colonial Mail (Email), MyGW (GW's Portal) and Blackboard. You can use your Net ID to request personal web space (Academic), Research Space or Access Computer Labs on campus.
Specific instructions for securing your GW Net ID are available at the ISS Virtual Help Desk Account Center.
Should you have trouble setting up your ID please call the ISS Help Desk at (202) 994-5530 or go to [email protected] for assistance.
This is your university ID card and will provide access to the Gelman Library and the Instructional Technology Laboratory, where you will have access to equipment and assistance with all audio-visual needs. Visit the GWorld website for specific instructions.
All CPS courses must have a clear course description in the syllabus and a set of stated learning goals for the students. Assignments and grading procedures should be outlined, and information included about GW's academic conduct policy. First, speak with your Program Director about the Program's overall learning goals and how your course fits into the larger context of the program. Then consult the information in the faculty resources section under "Developing a Course." Finally, consult with Jack Prostko (202) 994-3592 or [email protected]. He can work with you to create your course, review the syllabus and assignments, and suggest effective teaching practices suitable to your content.
For assistance in locating course readings or setting up research instruction sessions, contact CPS librarian Joscelyn Leventhal at 202-994-5680 or [email protected].
Your course is automatically established in Blackboard, the university's course management system. You must use this system to publish your course materials, class schedules, readings, references, organization of discussions and other communications with your students. The students registered in your class will be automatically included in your Blackboard Classroom. A good place to start when using Blackboard is ITL: Blackboard Help for Instructors and members of the Instructional Technology Lab (ITL). At various times throughout the year you will be notified about the times and dates of training sessions by technical experts. If you have questions about getting started on Blackboard, contact Jack Prostko, (202) 994-3592 or [email protected].
You are expected to administer your course (quizzes, exams, required and supplemental readings, paper submissions, discussion forums, PowerPoint lecture files, etc.) through Bb and issue all grades and feedback to students through the Bb grade book. But note at the outset that the grades you place in Blackboard will not automatically become the final grades in the course. Grades must be submitted at the end of the course through GWeb.
To facilitate adding class readings to the Blackboard classroom please visit the library webpage on course reserves. If you have found an article in a library database and need assistance locating the permanent link please contact CPS librarian Joscelyn Leventhal at 202-994-5680 or [email protected].
Class Resources
Before your first class meeting you must obtain a final class roster from the GWeb System by going to MyGW. Select GWeb info system, login and then select "Faculty" menu.
Please record student attendance and inform the College of Professional Studies Student Services Office of any discrepancies. You may do this by sending an email to [email protected], telephoning (202) 496-6292 or sending a fax to (202) 973-1551. Any subsequent changes in class attendance should be reported to this office.
Course evaluations are conducted at the completion of each course; students are automatically notified when evaluations are available and instructors are asked to encourage students to complete these online evaluations (conducted through GW's Office of Planning and Assessment). For questions about these evaluations, contact Jack Prostko at (202) 994-3592 or [email protected]. Instructors can retrieve the results of the survey once the course has finished and grades are submitted.
Determining your academic standards for grading is a complex issue, so before teaching you should develop a grading policy (that is then stated in your syllabus) and a set of rubrics to use in grading assignments. It is wise to speak with your Program Director about standards so that your policies and grading practices are consistent with the program's. For more information about these issues see our faculty resources or contact Jack Prostko at (202) 994-3592 or [email protected].
You must enter your grades directly into the GWeb system by going to MyGW. Detailed instructions for submitting grades can be found at the Office of the Registrar. This site contains a PDF file with detailed instructions on submitting your grades online.
University policy requires that grades be submitted within 72 hours of the end of the class. If you have any difficulties in entering your grades you should call the IT Support Center at (202) 994-5530 or [email protected].
Students will be able to look up their own grades in the GWeb system.
If you decide to submit a grade of 'Incomplete', please request a copy of the Incomplete Contract Form, by calling (202) 994-5530 filling it out with both the student's and your signatures, and fax it to Student Services at (202) 973-1551.
Students perform much better in class and learn much more effectively if they are given feedback soon after submitting assignments. Please return student papers and projects, with your written comments, as soon as possible after their submission to you.
If it is necessary to cancel a session of your class it is your responsibility to contact your students and inform them of the situation. You may do this through the Blackboard System. In addition, you must notify the Student Services Office ([email protected], telephone (202) 496-6292 or fax (202) 973-1551). In the case of weather related class cancellations you should check campus advisories or by telephoning the University Information number, (202) 994-5050.
If your assigned classroom is not equipped with the technology you require, please use Academic Technologies' reservation form. This website is very useful for checking on available classroom resources and requesting help for all your computing needs.
You have access to over 9 million items that GW and our Consortium Loan Service (called WRLC) partners own. Search the library's online catalogue. If you are on the Foggy Bottom campus you can browse the shelves and pick up a book. If not, then we will have FedEx deliver the book to you. Details about the library's off-campus services, including how to have a book delivered to you, are in the off campus services guide. You also have access to anything that we can request from libraries worldwide through InterLibrary Loan.
There are about 300 subscription databases that you can use from anywhere with an internet connection.
Direct any questions regarding library resources and services to Joscelyn Leventhal at (202) 994-5680 or [email protected].
Photocopying services are available through the CPS Dean's office. Please contact Cassie Phillips, CPS' Office Manager, at (202) 994-7537 or [email protected] for assistance. If you are teaching at the Graduate Education Centers in Alexandria or Arlington contact the main desk:
- Alexandria: (703) 299-0297 or [email protected]
- Arlington: (703) 248-6200 or [email protected]


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The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce (CICC) is glad to invite you to to the following event " Industrial Park Series: The Integration of the Yangtze River Delta - Trend Analysis and Case studies" on June 12th from 4pm-7pm at the Four Seasons Hotel Puxi in Shanghai.
During the first China International Import Expo held in Shanghai on Nov 5th, 2018, Chinese president Xi Jinping mentioned in his speech the development of the Yangtze River Delta and its importance to national strategy. As one of the most active regions of Chinese economy, the Yangtze River Delta coordinates regional differences and optimizes industrial distribution, actively implementing the integration strategy in accordance with the trend of industrial transfer.
Located at the heart of the economically vibrant YRD region close to Shanghai and adjoining Hangzhou, Haining serves as the core of the Hangzhou Metropolitan Economic Circle and the critical support platform for the Greater Hangzhou Bay Rim Area.
Thanks to its premium geographical location within the "one-hour economic circle" of Shanghai, Hangzhou and Suzhou with a well-developed transportation network, the city benefits from both clustering and radiation effects enabled by the free flow of industry chain players, talents and technologies within the region, creating a favorable environment for the establishment of an integrated ecosystem of the businesses, universities and research institutions and the transitional development of industry clusters.
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Hispanic TV Summit: The Perfect Fit
To say that Edgar Sandoval's career skyrocketed early on would not be an understatement. A former project engineer at GE Aerospace, Sandoval was pursuing an MBA at Wharton School of Business when Procter & Gamble came calling in 1993.
"I was a bit surprised, because my background was all engineering and technical," he recalled. "But they told me that they liked what they saw on my résumé, so they came after me." After a summer internship with the consumer-goods giant, Sandoval knew it was "a perfect fit."
Sandoval, 45, started in P&G's fabric-care business unit, the largest in the company. He was also part of the team that started P&G's Multicultural Business Development Organization.
"We had always been supportive of the Hispanic consumer," he said, and with the MBDO, "we made even a more concerted effort to focus on it."
Eventually, Sandoval worked his way up to the position of general manager for multicultural and marketing and his current role as P&G's general manager for North American marketing. Now, he will be accepting this year's Lifetime of Achievement in Hispanic Television Award from Multichannel News and Broadcasting & Cable.
The youngest son of Guatemalan immigrants — whose first and only language was Spanish upon their U.S. arrival — Sandoval said receiving the award in Hispanic TV is rewarding on several fronts.
"As someone who understands very well the acculturation process of Hispanics, someone who's bilingual, understands the beauty of our Spanish language and the fact that it has played a very critical role in the history of the country to date and will continue to play that role, it's an honor and a privilege to accept this award on behalf of Procter & Gamble," he said.
He is also thrilled to be part of a company that truly appreciates that the Hispanic audience "is a very important consumer segment."
Hispanic buying power will reach almost $1.2 trillion by 2011, about six times what it was in 1990, according to the Selig Center for Economic Growth at the University of Georgia. The U.S. Census Bureau projects that Hispanics will constitute approximately one-quarter of the total U.S. population by 2050.
While TNS Media Intelligence reported an overall decrease for advertising in Spanish-language media in the first half of 2009 (though much less than the general-market dip that Nielsen reported), P&G remains at the top of the list of advertisers in Hispanic TV. According to the Advertising Age 2009 Hispanic Fact Pack, P&G spent over $184 million in Hispanic advertising in 2008, up 15.4% from its 2007 levels.
As for his early career shift, Sandoval said it all makes sense now when he looks back. "What dawns on me is the fact that marketing is all about staying in touch with people and communicating effectively with them," he said. "And people and communication are two of my passions."


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Like Family
on November 16, 2010 at 12:01 am
Chapter: Comics
What are platypi for? I'm pretty convinced that they are just the punk rock rebels of the evolutionary world. They're not really sure what they're FOR, but they sure as hell know what they're AGAINST, and that is everything sensible.[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…


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Business Careers
2019-2020 Career Exploration
Let's explore the world of work! What will you do after graduation?
Learn how a business operates and understand the important relationship between business and community.
You will learn about job readiness, resumes, interviews and how to look for a career area suited to your talents & abilities. You will also gain an understanding of the financial world around you. Bank accounts, credit & debit, insurance and investing will be explored to assist you in making sound financial decisions in your future.
Students will learn about entrepreneurship; starting, financing and operating their own business.
Career speakers will be coming to class to share their occupational expertise, real-world stories, educational and employee requirements.
We will complete job applications, interviews and learn critical consumer skills.
Business Careers will offer career comparisons and teach students what to look for when selecting a career area based on their personal interests and abilities.
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As the peak body in kidney and urinary health, our aim is to advance the public health agenda through awareness, detection, prevention and management of kidney disease throughout Australia and our region.
To do so, we seek to identify and work collaboratively with a range of interested parties who share our vision.
In establishing strategic partnerships with pharmaceutical, water and other corporate organisations, we increase our capacity to propel the key kidney health issues into the public domain.
By capturing the attention of important influencers in media and political spheres, we can raise vital funds for medical research and create a sustainable platform for promoting health messages that can increase the prevention and detection of kidney disease.
We have developed a partnership strategy titled 'Our vision through partnership', and invite all interested organisations to be a part of this initiative and become actively involved in delivering best-practice awareness, detection and prevention programs.
Our partnership strategy is inclusive and can be tailored to suit your organisational and industry objectives, either in a specific field of interest or across a range of program areas.
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HUBER HEIGHTS — Here's what's happening in the Huber Heights City Schools
Invitation to Annual Senior Citizens Dinner
The Huber Heights City Schools will provide a holiday dinner for seniors on Wednesday, December 5. This is the 47th Annual Holiday Dinner. The dinner is paid for by donations received from Huber Heights businesses and residents. Entertainment is provided by the students. The event will be held at Wayne High School in the cafeteria. You must be at least sixty years old and reside in the Huber Heights School District to attend. If you have received an invitation, you must R.S.V.P. by November 26, 2018. If you have never attended, or did not receive an invitation, please call 237-6300, option 1 to R.S.V.P.
Staff vs. Students volleyball game
Junior Cabinet will be having their Annual Special Wish Staff vs Students Volleyball Game paid assembly on Tuesday, November 20, 2018. Jr Cabinet and A Special Wish will be working together on this event with the proceeds going to our sponsored child. To be on the student team, you must be willing to collect cash donations. The top collectors will earn their spot on the team to play against staff. Want to collect donations but not play, that's great too! Stop by see Mrs. Carter in the Clinic or Mrs. Quisenberry/ Room H227 for details and to sign up. Together, our Wayne family can make a very Special Wish come true.
Weisenborn tutoring
Free Peer-to-Peer After School Tutoring National Junior Honor Society offers after-school tutoring for all students from 2:30 p.m. until 3:15 p.m. on Wednesdays. (Room B111 for the months of October, December, February, and April; Room B117 for the months of November, January, March, and May).
End of Course exam re-takes scheduled
Wayne High School End of Course retakes will take place on December 3-14, 2018. Any student who has scored a 1 or 2 on any EOC test should sign up to retake those tests. Students who wish to retake one or more EOC tests must sign up online at https://tinyurl.com/y7to62at by November 23rd. You MUST be signed into your school email to use the form. If you have any questions please see your counselor or Mrs. Gore in B113.
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Anyway back to the naked mantle part. Once I had this picture, and replaced the small one that was up there, it just didn't seem right to have other pictures competing with it on my mantle. So I moved my kids' pics that had been on the mantle over to the piano. So this is the look we've had since Christmas. I just haven't been able to figure out what could go on the mantle that wouldn't detract from my beloved picture.
Well, Kimm at Reinvented suggested I might try some candlesticks, and I have been on the lookout for the perfect set. If you've been by recently, you'll remember these:
My thrift sore treasures that cost me a grand total of $3.75. I mentioned that I wanted to paint them brown or black. Several of you favored the brown, so I went with it. I did dry-brush a little black over the brown just to give it a little hint of black. And... Voila!
Creative Drawer Pulls
So I saw this over at Be Different...Act Normal. I had to try it! Yes, yes ... I'm such a copycat! Anyway, last year I got this great, solid wood dresser through our local online classifieds for $80. I have always hated the pulls, and had intended to replace them, but those babies are expensive!!! So I just look at them and kind of gag a little whenever I go in my girls' room.
Now, if you are very observant, you will notice that the before picture featured a dresser with a clear top. The after picture below features all the removed drawer pulls, the cordless drill, as well as one box of Scooby Doo Band Aids. Why? Well, let me just give you a tip. If you try to unscrew the drawer pulls from the back using a cordless drill, and you hold onto the drawer pulls in the front with your other hand to keep them from spinning....you won't stop them from spinning, but you WILL rip off your thumbnail.


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april twenty fourth, 2017
i first met austin + sydne after they inquired about a session with me after luca was first born. five minutes into that session, and i knew they were my type of people. the ideal clients. so easy and natural, with timeless style and an effortless love for each other (and luca, i mean just look at him!). we kept in touch after that first session and i was so excited when they booked this second session with me.
this second session was much like the first, yet even better because we were even more comfortable with each other. and how precious is sweet luca?
i am honored that these people are no longer just clients of mine, but friends of mine. photography can be so neat like that.
meet austin + sydne + 7 month old luca.


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'Tis the season for diplomas, cardboard caps, and "Pomp and Circumstance". At least eight of my friends and family members are graduating from High school or college this month.
Recently, I've felt a deep longing to graduate too. Not from an academic institution, but to new levels in my faith and in the craft of writing.
Graduation from school is a fantastic accomplishment, but what if the learning stops there? Eventually, we forget most of what we were taught. I may have earned A's in high school chemistry, but after years away from the subject, I wouldn't know how to begin balancing a chemical equation.
What does that have to do with faith and writing?
I once heard that, if we aren't growing closer to God, we are growing farther from Him.
According to Socrates: "Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel."
And, Eudora Welty said, "Indeed, learning to write may be part of learning to read. For all I know, writing comes out of a superior devotion to reading."
If I stop pursuing growth, only doing the same things I've always done, I eventually get myself into a rut. Like a fire left untended, the hunger for God or the passion for writing grows dim. If something isn't done in time, that flame could die out entirely.
"You have been believers so long now that you ought to be teaching others. Instead, you need someone to teach you again the basic things about God's word. You are like babies who need milk and cannot eat solid food. For someone who lives on milk is still an infant and doesn't know how to do what is right. Solid food is for those who are mature, who, through training, have the skill to recognize the difference between right and wrong." Hebrews 5:12-14 (NLT)
Now, this isn't talking about someone who is turning away from God, or giving up on a dream, career, or calling. This happens if we grow casual about what once set our hearts ablaze. That's a dangerous place to be. Jesus warned:
"I know all the things you do, that you are neither hot nor cold. I wish that you were one or the other! But since you are like lukewarm water, neither hot nor cold, I will spit you out of my mouth!" Revelation 3:15-16 (NLT)
Not a pleasant thought!
But, why would He prefer a person to be cold, rather than lukewarm? If we are shivering with cold, we hunger for warmth. If we are already ablaze, we hunger for more and more fuel to keep burning. If we are lukewarm, however, we just smolder for ages on the same charred log, comfortable just as we are. There is no hunger for more to spur us on and make us grow.
So, how do we avoid growing dim? Add more fuel to the fire.
"As newborn babes, desire the pure milk of the word, that you may grow thereby," 1 Peter 2:2 (NKJV)
This week, I've committed to spending more time in the Word and in prayer. Sadly, both have lately become somewhat sparse in my routine.
And the writing? Well, I find reading books on the craft and published works in my genre to be helpful. But, nothing stokes the flames of inspiration like talking with fellow writers.
That may be why the Bible advises us against "forsaking the assembling of ourselves together." Hebrews 10:25 (NKJV) Fellowship is just as key to growing in faith.


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Clock 'Koppel Harlequin' by Georg Jensen. Size: 22 cm diameter. The precise of the clock is +/- 1 second per day or 15 seconds per month.
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