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SEOUL, KOREA – The Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power Co. held on December 4 an opening ceremony for its new Shin-Gori nuclear power reactors No. 1 and 2. More than 400 guests were present at the event including Minister of Knowledge Economy Hong Seok-woo and Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power president Kim Kyun-seop. The 1-million-kW-class reactors were built with KSNP (Korean Standard Nuclear Power Plant)
SEOUL, KOREA – Banks are doing very well in attracting retirement pension deposit accounts. In contrast, the insurance companies that had accounted for more than 60 percent of the market since the retirement pension scheme made a debut in December 2005 have quickly lost grounds to a level of 30-percent market share.As of the end of October, the total amount deposited in retirement pension fund
SEOUL, KOREA – Despite its recent fuel efficiency scandal, Hyundai Motor saw its monthly sales reach an all-time high in November 2012Hyundai Motor sold 420,365 cars last month, up 11.9 percent from a year ago, including domestic sales of 61,608 and overseas sales of 358,757. This figure is higher than its previous monthly record set in October 2012 when it sold 412,189.Domestic sales grew by 12.6
SEOUL, KOREA − As an increasing number of foreign financial service companies announce their plans to leave Korea, including HSBC's retail banking business, UK insurance group Aviva, and Goldman Sachs Asset Management, some in the financial service industry are wondering whether more and more foreign companies will withdraw in droves.Given ING Life and ING Asset Management will soon be sold off,
SEOUL, KOREA – LT new business and NP growth slowed at non-life insurers in Oct, as anticipated.And, the slowdown is likely to continue over the next two to three months. As such, we believe there is some downside risk to our 3QFY12 (end Dec) earnings forecasts for non-life insurers (excluding Samsung F&M).Going forward, policy change regarding insurance (lower standardized target investment r
SEOUL, KOREA – Strong rebounds to continue with record salesHyundai Motor (Hyundai) and Kia Motors' (Kia) record-breaking sales rally continued in Nov for a second straight month and will continue in Dec due to expanding production capacity and strengthening lineups amid the record-low global inventories. As for the fuel economy issue, the anticipated solid Nov US sales numbers will dispel the con
SEOUL, KOREA – The Korea International Trade Association said that Korea next year will make a 4-percent growth in exports and reach a trade surplus of USD 30 billion. According to the Institute for International Trade on December 2, the exports next year would be USD 575 billion, up 4.6 percent from this year's 549.6 billion. The forecast trade surplus figure would also surpass USD 30 billion
SEOUL, KOREA – Despite the ongoing recession in major economies, Korea's exports in November hit a record high for the year and have continued trade surplus for ten consecutive months. The Ministry of Knowledge Economy said on December 2 that the November exports were USD 47,795 million, 3.9 percent higher than the same month last year. The imports for the month were USD 43,320 million, up 0.7
SEOUL, KOREA – The Korea Gas Corp. will set out on developing an offshore natural gas field near the Republic of Cyprus, the southern part of the island of Cyprus, in partnership with Italy's multinational oil company ENI S.p.A. If the exploration project turns out successful, KOGAS is expected to secure the supply of 60-million-ton natural gas. Currently Korea's annual natural gas consumption is
SEOUL, KOREA – The Korea Small Business Institute (KSBI) predicted that Korea's economic growth would reach 3.1 percent next year, a level below the nation's potential economic growth rate. KSBI also stressed that the slow pace of economic recovery would make it difficult for any visible improvement in the business environment surrounding small- and medium-sized enterprises. KSBI also noted
GWANGYANG, KOREA - In October 2003, the Gwangyang Bay Area Free Economic Zone (GFEZ) was designated by the government to develop the bay area into a global business. Over 85.28㎢ of land in the areas of Yeosu, Suncheon, and Gwangyang in Jeollanam-do, and Hadong in Gyeongsangnam-do will be developed into leading business and residential districts -- Gwangyang, Yulchon, Sindeok, Hwayang, and Hadong.
SEOUL, KOREA – Where there is a will, there is a way. But in Europe where Greek's economic crisis is swamping the EU members, people are losing their will to find a way. They as a result stop spending, and consumer markets contract. In the United States, though news reports are willing to show signs of reviving economy, it still is a long way to go. And Korea, as one of the world's few economic po
SEOUL, KOREA — Recent reports in the foreign press have taken a closer look at Korea's past development and its current progress as a leader in technological innovation and business.The June 24 edition of Spain's largest daily newspaper El Pais included a special two-page spread on Korea's importance as a launch site for future technologies and trends."Scenes from the Seoul Metro give us a pre
SEOUL, KOREA — More than 8 out of 10 Korean consumers(82 percent) think that Korea is in an economic recession, according to a new study from Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy. Nielsen's study shows that more than half of these respondents (53 percent) say that Korea will not be out of recession in the next 12 months.The Nielsen Glob
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SEOUL, KOREA - KB Financial Group has staged large-scale social contribution activities under the campaign slogan "We think of the people first."Through its 1,200 "KB Star Dream Service Corps," the entirety of the group's 25,000 executives and staff members will engage in the campaign for "one person, one service activity" throughout the country, KB Financial Group Chairman Euh Yoon-dae said. "T
SEOUL, KOREA — Global consumer confidence increased five index points to 94 in Q1 2012 compared to Q4 2011, hitting record high since Q3 2007 (94 points) and showing a sign of recovery, according to global consumer confidence findings from Nielsen, a leading global provider of information and insights into what consumers watch and buy.According to The Nielsen Global Survey of Consumer Confidence
SEOUL, KOREA — Moody's, a US credit rating agency, upgraded Korea's sovereign credit rating from Stable to Positive on April 2, 2012. The credit rating corporation, which rated Korea's credit as A2 or Stable in 2007, and maintained the rating on April 14, 2010, upgraded the country's rating to A1 or Positive on April 2, 2012. Today's upgrade is the result of the improvement of fis


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A funny photo I found rummaging thru stuff around here the other day. This is a photo of (the "late") "Whiskers" sitting on top of a box of comics way back in 1991. Hard to believe that was 14 years and two cats ago! Even odder is "why" I was using those short, soft drink-type boxes to keep my comics in back then? Maybe I thought they took up less room? Who can recall.
Well...the weather sure is nice around here. Mid 70's today in Southern Kentucky, but other parts of the country aren't having it so good. I heard where NYC has had 8 straight days of rain. In fact, one report said if the rain had been snow instead, they'd already had 96 inches of it!
I consider myself lucky in the respect that where I live, we really don't have any real problems with the weather. That's not to say we don't get cold weather, or the ice or snow, but we're situated far above any rivers, and the knobs surrounding this area pretty much keeps all the high winds away. 'Course...if a tornado gets down INTO this valley, we're screwed as there's no place for it to get out!
The last time I can recall this happening anywhere locally was way back in the late 1980's when strong winds (not a tornado mind you; just extremely strong winds off of a storm) came thru the next town down from us, right thru the interstate section, blowing over a Ky. Fried Chicken sign on top of a car and blowing out some windows. Then, there was that time since when we had a really bad ice storm that knocked out our power for three days around 1990, and I had to pack up the wife & cat and move in with my folks for the duration. But, times like that around here are few and far between.
And...what else today...Oh,yeah. For anyone that has always thought Plan 9 from Outer Space was the worst movie ever made, they've obviously never watched Wild, Wild Planet(1965) which the Turner channel showed today. The only thing classic about that flick is that it's classically bad. I did learn one thing from watching it, however. If I'm ever attacked by four-armed aliens and have a firey, ray-gun, I can kill the same if I shoot them in the back.
Today must be the day for the worst flicks Turner could find in their "vaults". Early on the 1968 Herman and the Hermits flick, Mrs. Brown You've Got A Lovely Daughter was on, followed by Roy Orbinson's grand moment of embarrassment, The Fastest Guitar In The West. "Mrs. Brown" isn't as bad as, say, The Monkees' Head flick, but it does follow as a close second, with (what plot there is of ) Peter Noone more interested in racing his greyhound (dog; not bus) than singing with his group. Needless to say, none of these mentioned flicks are Oscar material.
And, finally...I see where the Batman Begins flick will be available for rental come this next Tuesday (the 18th.), and even tho' I've yet to watch it, I'm not that certain I want to. For one thing, I really don't like the way "The Batmobile" looks in this movie. Maybe that's trivial, but it's one of the things I always look foreward to in each new Batman movie. And from the first previews of saw of this vehicle, I could tell that it'd be nothing more than some remote control toy available at "Wallyworld" in a couple of weeks. Gimmicks. That's what they keep basing these super-hero type flicks on rather than good storytelling. Hollywood will never learn.


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THE Lyme Regis branch of the Royal British Legion hosted its third annual Poppy Run on Saturday, to mark Armed Forces Day.
The fun run is held every year to recognise the service our armed forces personnel provide in the defence of the UK and its allies, as well as providing assistance to the civil authorities as seen in recent days in Greater Manchester and Lancashire.
Twenty-seven runners braved the scorching weather on Saturday, and were set off on the run along the seafront by the Mayor of Lyme Regis, Councillor Michaela Ellis, who also later presented winners with their medals.
Among those taking part in the 3km race was 68-year-old William Russen Valentine, who was running in memory of his grandfather Alfred, who who served in the Army Cycle Corps and died 100 years ago during the First World War.
William's grandfather died on October 5 1918, and after registering for the run on Saturday he was coincidentally given the entry number '10-5′, which he proudly wore alongside a photo of the Army Cyclist Corps badge, as he complete the race in 20 minutes and 59 seconds, beating his target by one second.
While the run itself was held on the seafront, the event was staged from Lyme Regis Football Club, where local youngsters Millie Hutchings and Henry Larcombe also took part in a sponsored walk around the pitch, raising a sizeable sum for the Poppy Appeal.
Stalls and a bouncy castle were also set up at the football ground, and Lyme Regis Majorettes entertained with a display.
Several stalls, bouncy castle and music and PA system were all thanked for helping to make the event a family affair. It was also a great occasion for us to display our new gazebo in TRBL colours from which a raffle was held in aid of the Poppy Appeal.
Ian Marshall, Royal British Legion branch chairman, said: "This is the third year we have staged the Poppy Run and although numbers were reduced this year we believe the hot weather and a certain football tournament may have kept the runners away.
"These events require a lot of dedicated hard work from our committee members and other kind folk who give of their time and resources to act as race officials on the day. We are also indebted to Tesco Express Lyme Regis for generously providing drinking water for all our runners and officials."
Mr Marshal also thanked Daniel Buckley and Shelley Larcombe who organised the run and stalls; Lyme Regis Town Council for route preparation; Wessex Star Discos for providing music and PA services; Lyme Regis Football Club for the use of the clubhouse and pitch; Pete, Jacqui and Ania ably assisted by one-year old Mason for manning the RBL gazebo; Councillor Cheryl Reynolds for assisting Annemarie Marshal with race registration.
He added: "Finally, I would like to thank Councillor Ellis for helping with race starting and prize giving and our president Philip Evans MBE, secretary Chis James and treasurer Jon Hunt for keeping an eye on the finances, and Alan Vian our town crier for helping with crowd direction along Marine Parade.
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Casey Hankinson (born May 6, 1976 is Edina, Minnesota) is a former professional ice hockey player who most notably played in the American Hockey League for the Norfolk Admirals and also played in the National Hockey League for the Chicago Blackhawks and the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.
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Hankinson was drafted 201st overall by the Blackhawks in the 1995 NHL Entry Draft from the University of Minnesota. He became an offensive standout for Chicago's AHL affiate the Norfolk Admirals, eventually playing 14 games for the Blackhawks. In 2003 he moved to Anaheim where he played just 4 more games in the NHL, spending much of his Ducks career in their AHL franchise the Cincinnati Mighty Ducks. After a brief spell in Switzerland and another season in Cincinnati, Hankinson retired and now runs the Hankinson Hockey School in his hometown of Edina, Minnesota.


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The ultimate in church going folk, can visit this man, Horace Burgess, up his "Stairway to Heaven" in his treehouse of the Lord. An incredible feat. Over the course of 12 years, and still going, this minister has built the world's largest treehouse complete with a basketball hoop, chapel and flower garden in Crossville, TN.
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Very few writers have a perfectly open schedule. With full-time jobs, commuting, families, friends, parties, pets, great movies, annoying neighbors, mowing the lawn, raking leaves, shoveling snow, making dinner, cleaning the house (did I mention great movies?), finding time to write can feel like trying to find oxygen in outer space.
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The dramaturg for The Dark at the Top of the Stairs wants to know why William Inge has been overshadowed by Miller, O'Neill, and Williams . . . well, it's not that Inge can't write, it's that his particular brand of heartland tragedy has been overshadowed by more theatric and less natural works, specifically those of Sam Shepard. The Dark at the Top of the Stairs is very much inside-the-box, and the big topics that Inge broaches--wife-beating, suicide, and late-stage depression--were perhaps the darknesses he couldn't surpass. After much dithering in the first act, we get to a strong, sturdy second act that uses Inge's awkward grace and comedy to illustrate life in 1923, insecurities and all. But then the play settles into an irresolute third act that explains everything from arm's length before dropping it all. From the actors to the directors to the playwright, The Dark at the Top of the Stairs is a play that's stuck at the bottom of the stairs, afraid to take any risks: it's a first step, but nothing more.
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Network Training Services - based in Port Talbot, ceased activity in food industry in 2017.
REMIT Training Ltd - based in London, but with staff in North Wales, REMIT Training are able to deliver in Wales a range of food safety, fishmongering and knife skills related training programmes on behalf of Seafish and the Wales Network.
Welsh Seafood Industry Training Association - for food safety and H&S training through open learning, primarily in South Wales, but elsewhere in Wales subject to timing.
Llandrillo College, Llandudno - In collaboration with Seafish and the Wales network, the College is working towards delivery of knife skills, product knowledge, cooking and smoking training courses for both the public and business.


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I'm a big fan of ARTistic Pursuits curriculum and was very happy to have the chance to review High School 9-12, Book 1: The Elements of Art and Composition. We've previously used ARTistic Pursuits Sculpture Technique: Construct and some of the elementary level books and have really enjoyed them. Emily has recently shown more interest in drawing, so this particular book was the perfect choice for her.
The Elements of Art and Composition is written directly to the student and requires no adult instruction. I did skim through the lessons she was working on and as she worked on each assignment, I would ask her about it and about what concepts from the lesson she was including.
Each of the 16 units has 4 parts: Building a Visual Vocabulary, Art Appreciation and Art History, Techniques, and Application. Each of these lessons includes both instruction and a drawing assignment for a total of 64 assignments in the course. The suggested schedule for the course is completion of 2 1-hour lessons per week for a full school year. The course teaches the use of both drawing pencils and charcoal.
Each unit focuses on one concept, such as space, line, texture, shape, or proportion. The concept is explained and illustrated and the student is given a "challenge your vision" assignment that helps the student see the world in a different way. The assignments include tasks like taking a walk to look for particular shapes or colors, crawling in the grass looking for and drawing different shapes of leaves, and drawing random squiggles on a page and shading them.
A lesson from each unit includes technical instruction and opportunity for students to practice using techniques like shading, drawing with perspective, and drawing shadows.
The third and fourth lessons of the unit give assignments at allow the student to further practice the unit concept and to produce a more "finished" piece.
One of the features that I love with Artistic Pursuits program is that it includes not only art instruction, but art history. European art is the focus for this particular volume. Within each unit is a print of a work of art that is used as an example of the technical focus for the unit. The use of active vs. passive space is analyzed in this medieval painting. Da Vinci's horse drawings are used to demonstrate the use of light and heavy lines in a drawing.
Lessons also include biographical information about artists. The student will learn about Leonardo da Vinci, Renoir, Durer, and many more artists.
The works of art in the book include masterpieces, professional examples, and student art. I like that the student art is included because it gives the user of the program examples of what might be accomplished and examples of art that are not perfect, but still show the concepts and give the user a realistic idea of what a teen might be able to produce.
Emily's Thoughts:
Emily tells me that she likes that the program is teaching her techniques like shading and drawing texture. It doesn't teach step-by-step how to draw something, but directs her to incorporate different concepts into her drawings. It's helping her think about how objects feel (texturally) when she draws them.
She thinks it is improving her drawing and helping it to look more realistic by using lighter and darker shades as she draws.
I am happy to have this Artistic Pursuits volume for Emily to learn from because drawing and art are definitely not an area I have much expertise in, so it is wonderful to have a self-directed program that doesn't require me to teach the subject. I know she will continue to use and to enjoy this program through the upcoming year.
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Here's a side view. Lots of dimension for this card.
For this card, I colored her up with my Copics, of course. Added some adorable patterned paper, some holly leaves from my Sizzix die, some red buttons from my stash and a flag sentiment from Stampin Up. I also added some glitter to her wings using my Copic Spica pen in clear.
Thank you so much for stopping by. Hope you like her!


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Directs Health Licensing Office to issue license to engage in practice of art therapy to qualified applicant.
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Which do you think is the best way to study?
Marry someone who cannot speak English?? How would we communicate then?? LOL It would be almost impossible to do. My native language?? You know Vietnamese was my first language and that I lost it. Well, not necessarily. I would be forced to learn Vietnamese. :) Hehe
Hi Phong,
You're right. that's the best way :smile: But it's better to marry someone who cannot speak English or your native language because it is highly likely that you guys will speak English only lol.
Have a nice day,
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The best way to learn is to marry a Vietnamese person who speaks the language fluently. :) I have a Viet girlfriend who lives in the motherland.


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Situated in Chengapalli, this lavish and spacious farmhouse is home to a modern couple who loves to live life king size. With multiple and sloping red roofs and bright white exterior walls, the villa looks stunning and charming. It is surrounded by lush and manicured green fields and boasts of a fountain as well. Wood and stone appear in many places for a rustic and warm look. The interiors will wow you with gorgeous false ceilings, a unique staircase, earthy hues and very trendy lights. The decor is mostly ethnic though the furniture is modern and classy. Credit goes to the architects at Myriad Hues.
Charming red sloping roofs, white walls, elegant stone pillars and a winding driveway make for a very pretty picture as far as the facade of the farmhouse is concerned. The beautiful green lawns on either side of the driveway lend a refreshing look.
From this angle, the neat and classic lines of the house become more apparent. Spacious balconies, a large and charming porch and plenty of glass windows connect the home with the outdoors beautifully. The doors are rendered in wood and glass and look very classy.
After darkness falls, the interior and exterior lights of the villa are switched on to help the structure shine fashionably. The lights reach the driveway and lawns as well.
The stone fountain in front of the villa adds a whole new dimension of luxury. The flowing water makes for a serene ambiance, while the cobbled pathway hints at rustic charm.
A stylish pergola lends extra pizzazz to a part of the house. It also helps open up the interiors to the sky, sun and fresh air.
Sloping red ceilings supported by stylish black metal frameworks make the verandas in this farmhouse charming and soothing. They contrast the white walls nicely, while the stone columns ensure an earthy feel.
Done up in whites, beiges and browns mostly, this rustic living room boasts of a stone wall behind the TV and a stylish wooden false ceiling. The sofas are modern though and the drapes are elegant.
The living room features inbuilt wall niches that hold pretty collectibles and vases for aesthetic appeal.
A beautiful stone wall is the highlight of this rustic dining room. Globular pendant lights, rich drapes and elegant wooden furniture make the scene complete here. Don't miss the mellow lighting and earthy hues that dominate the porch of this house, as shown on the left.
Dark wooden touches and pretty purple bed linen make this spacious bedroom a beautiful affair. The lighting is soothing and golden, while the stone wall panel lends rustic appeal to the space.
The winding lines and slightly curving stone steps make the staircase a gorgeous sight. Its smooth white wall enhances the brightness here, while the sleek windows bring in natural light and fresh air during daytime.
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Time for Evaluation – The EkoSkola Committee
It is that time of year for the EkoSkola Committee to look at the good work that has been done and to evaluate it.
The last committee meetings have been very valuable for us because we have weighed our initiatives and decisions, and discussed their effectiveness.
Many suggestions have been made for improvement of current practices.
We are delighted by the ideas that have come forward and have lots of proposals for the coming year!
The EkoSkola Committee


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Manufacturer Bartmann Berlin
Get fit with TRIMM DICH! Unlike a lot of exercise equipment, there's no need to hide the TRIMM DICH in a closet or under your bed. The well-proportioned weights not only make you look good, they make your apartment look good too. With an elegant combination of maple wood and steel, these triangular barbells are stable on the floor, while the elegantly lathed handles provide for a solid grip. A smooth turning screw makes it easy to add weights to up to a maximum of 12 kilos. The two-barbell set includes six weights in three sizes, with the numbers hammered into the metal by hand. TRIMM DICH is a robust and striking accessory in your fitness regime.
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2016, South Korea, directed by Yeon Sang-ho
Korean genre fare, occasionally quite inventive and witty, though ultimately not as distinctive as I had hoped even if it's a decent addition to the voluminous recent series of zombie entries. Still, it makes intelligent use of its effects budget in combination with some decent storytelling skills. Based purely on the content of the film, my sense is that Korean audiences might be more comfortable with syrupy tones, which seemed more amusing to a Western audience in the dramatic/action context – watching it with a US cinema audience the slightly nervous laughter tended to break up the overall effect.


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From a pro-Boeing source:
The Boeing Company protested the award of a contract to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation under solicitation No. FA8625-07-R-6470, issued by the Department of the Air Force, for KC-X aerial refueling tankers to begin replacing its aging tanker fleet. Boeing challenged the Air Forces technical and cost evaluations, conduct of discussions, and source selection decision.
Our Office sustained Boeings protest on June 18, 2008. The 69-page decision was issued under a protective order, because the decision contains proprietary and source selection sensitive information. We have directed counsel for the parties to promptly identify information that cannot be publicly released so that we can expeditiously prepare and release, as soon as possible, a public version of the decision.
Although the Air Force intends to ultimately procure up to 179 KC-X aircraft, the solicitation provided for an initial contract for system development and demonstration of the KC-X aircraft and procurement of up to 80 aircraft. The solicitation provided that award of the contract would be on a best value basis, and stated a detailed evaluation scheme that identified technical and cost factors and their relative weights. With respect to the cost factor, the solicitation provided that the Air Force would calculate a most probable life cycle cost estimate for each offeror, including military construction costs. In addition, the solicitation provided a detailed system requirements document that identified minimum requirements (called key performance parameter thresholds) that offerors must satisfy to receive award. The solicitation also identified desired features and performance characteristics of the aircraft (which the solicitation identified as requirements, or in certain cases, as objectives) that offerors were encouraged, but were not required, to provide.
The agency received proposals and conducted numerous rounds of negotiations with Boeing and Northrop Grumman. The Air Force selected Northrop Grummans proposal for award on February 29, 2008, and Boeing filed its protest with our Office on March 11, supplementing it numerous times thereafter. In accordance with our Bid Protest Regulations, we obtained a report from the agency and comments on that report from Boeing and Northrop Grumman. The documentary record produced by the Air Force in this protest is voluminous and complex. Our Office also conducted a hearing, at which testimony was received from a number of Air Force witnesses to complete and explain the record. Following the hearing, we received further comments from the parties, addressing the hearing testimony as well as other aspects of the record.
Our decision should not be read to reflect a view as to the merits of the firms respective aircraft. Judgments about which offeror will most successfully meet governmental needs are largely reserved for the procuring agencies, subject only to such statutory and regulatory requirements as full and open competition and fairness to potential offerors. Our bid protest process examines whether procuring agencies have complied with those requirements.
Our review of the record led us to conclude that the Air Force had made a number of significant errors that could have affected the outcome of what was a close competition between Boeing and Northrop Grumman. We therefore sustained Boeings protest. We also denied a number of Boeings challenges to the award to Northrop Grumman, because we found that the record did not provide us with a basis to conclude that the agency had violated the legal requirements with respect to those challenges.
Specifically, we sustained the protest for the following reasons:
1. The Air Force, in making the award decision, did not assess the relative merits of the proposals in accordance with the evaluation criteria identified in the solicitation, which provided for a relative order of importance for the various technical requirements. The agency also did not take into account the fact that Boeing offered to satisfy more non-mandatory technical requirements than Northrop Grumman, even though the solicitation expressly requested offerors to satisfy as many of these technical requirements as possible.
2. The Air Forces use as a key discriminator that Northrop Grumman proposed to exceed a key performance parameter objective relating to aerial refueling to a greater degree than Boeing violated the solicitations evaluation provision that no consideration will be provided for exceeding [key performance parameter] objectives.
3. The protest record did not demonstrate the reasonableness of the Air Forces determination that Northrop Grummans proposed aerial refueling tanker could refuel all current Air Force fixed-wing tanker-compatible receiver aircraft in accordance with current Air Force procedures, as required by the solicitation.
4. The Air Force conducted misleading and unequal discussions with Boeing, by informing Boeing that it had fully satisfied a key performance parameter objective relating to operational utility, but later determined that Boeing had only partially met this objective, without advising Boeing of this change in the agencys assessment and while continuing to conduct discussions with Northrop Grumman relating to its satisfaction of the same key performance parameter objective.
5. The Air Force unreasonably determined that Northrop Grummans refusal to agree to a specific solicitation requirement that it plan and support the agency to achieve initial organic depot-level maintenance within 2 years after delivery of the first full-rate production aircraft was an administrative oversight, and improperly made award, despite this clear exception to a material solicitation requirement.
6. The Air Forces evaluation of military construction costs in calculating the offerors most probable life cycle costs for their proposed aircraft was unreasonable, where the agency during the protest conceded that it made a number of errors in evaluation that, when corrected, result in Boeing displacing Northrop Grumman as the offeror with the lowest most probable life cycle cost; where the evaluation did not account for the offerors specific proposals; and where the calculation of military construction costs based on a notional (hypothetical) plan was not reasonably supported.
7. The Air Force improperly increased Boeings estimated non-recurring engineering costs in calculating that firms most probable life cycle costs to account for risk associated with Boeings failure to satisfactorily explain the basis for how it priced this cost element, where the agency had not found that the proposed costs for that element were unrealistically low. In addition, the Air Forces use of a simulation model to determine Boeings probable non-recurring engineering costs was unreasonable, because the Air Force used as data inputs in the model the percentage of cost growth associated with weapons systems at an overall program level and there was no indication that these inputs would be a reliable predictor of anticipated growth in Boeings non-recurring engineering costs.
We recommended that the Air Force reopen discussions with the offerors, obtain revised proposals, re-evaluate the revised proposals, and make a new source selection decision, consistent with our decision. We further recommended that, if the Air Force believed that the solicitation, as reasonably interpreted, does not adequately state its needs, the agency should amend the solicitation prior to conducting further discussions with the offerors. We also recommended that if Boeings proposal is ultimately selected for award, the Air Force should terminate the contract awarded to Northrop Grumman. We also recommended that the Air Force reimburse Boeing the costs of filing and pursuing the protest, including reasonable attorneys fees.
By statute, the Air Force is given 60 days to inform our Office of the Air Forces actions in response to our recommendations.
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Controversy: Religion: Allah is an enemy to unbelievers. – Sura 2:98
Why is the world crazy about Religion? Why are people killing each
other over their beliefs?
Are their beliefs really even their beliefs?
How do we become the Religion that we are? Is it our choice? Or are we
born unto it.
For most people we are told from birth you are your Religion from your
parents and they are told from their parents and them from theirs and
so on…
Let's start with the big 3:
Jews, Catholics and Muslims.
The Jews claim that they believe in God but Jesus never came and they
await his return, So they only believe in the Old Testament.
Catholics say we believe in your Old Testament but Jesus did come and
he helped write a New Testament.
The Muslims say yes, yes you have the Old and the New, but the Qur'an
is the Final Testament of God.
Who is right?
Statistics from the Vatican:
Applying the percentages to the 2006 world population of about 6.5
billion, Muslims would have made up 1.25 billion of the total,
Catholics 1.13 billion and all Christians 2.15 billion.
The size of world Jewry at the beginning of 2010 was assessed at
13,428,300. World Jewry constituted slightly less than 0.2% of the
world's total population of 6.9 billion.
13 million people is still a lot of people who is to say all of those
people are wrong? Or 3.3 billion Catholics/Christians or 1.25 billion
The truth is none of us will truly know until we die and at that point
none of us will be talking about it. All we have is our faith. We must
not condemn each other for our beliefs but instead embrace each other
and learn from each other. Love our differences, if we were all the
same and acted the same and believed the same things, imagine how boring
life would be. It's our differences that makes life interesting, learn
from each other.
I personally like to think of God as a kind accommodating God. He
forgives not punishes, there is no hell. Hell is what we make out of
our lives with these constant fighting over beliefs. I believe in the
afterlife that God is accommodating. The Vikings get their Valhalla,
Catholics get their Garden of Eden etc… There isn't any purgatory
or Hell or maybe that's how we get plants and trees. Maybe if u mess
up in life God makes you a plant where you are alive but you can't talk
or walk and someone might pick you and you feel the pain but can't
yell. If you really messed up like a murderer or rapist you become a
tree where you have years and years of this corrective treatment. If
you learn your lesson you get cut down. If not like a giant sequoia
you watch silently for over a hundred years.
1. No one knows for sure which Religion is correct. Which if any are
the true words of God or if there even is a God.
2. Do not persecute each other for your beliefs, rather love each
other. Embrace the difference and learn each others cultures and
3. Don't cling to your beliefs just because someone told you they are
true. Remember the saying your Mom also told you: "Don't believe
everything you hear" question your beliefs, research other Religions,
listen to their words. Make up your own mind, if you still believe the
same beliefs, then hold them tight because then they are truly your
4. If you live in the U.S. Remember the 1st Amendment of the
Constitution grants you Freedom of Religion! No one can take away your
beliefs, so don't try to take away anyone's.
Isn't it great to be free?
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The funniest and most accident-prone superhero ever to grace the skies is making his live action debut in an all-singing, all-flying must-see new musical this December at Southwark Playhouse!
Bananaman, the Man-of-Peel may have a jaw line you can see from space, but this superhero has the muscles of 20 men and the brain of 20 mussels. Which isn't much.
With supervillains Doctor Gloom and General Blight attempting world domination, who can we call? Superman's on holiday, Spiderman's not picking up – our only option, our very, very last option is... Bananaman.
With a useless hero and some equally clueless villains, Bananaman's riotously funny, slapstick humour has been sealed into the memories of those who saw him on TV, and will now spark the imagination of a new bunch of Bananafans.
It won't be long before we all peel the power of Bananaman!
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Sunday, March 24, 2019 - 2:00pm to 3:30pm
The Allegany Area Historical Association will meet on Sunday, March 24th at 2 p.m. at the Heritage Center, 25 North Second Street. AAHA Trustee Charlene Sendlakowski will present Part Three of her series of the early businesses of Allegany. This time she will focus on what businesses used to be where on Main Street between Third and Fifth Streets, and who the owners were, with the exception of the Town Hall and Geary's Building, which she has covered before. Her information comes from the Allegany Citizen, city directories and other materials. She has enjoyed putting this next chapter of our history together. Please join in as Char fills in some more gaps in local history!


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MCSD is doing everything possible to start in-person instruction for SY 2020-2021,
but we are also developing a base remote learning plan to have "on the shelf," if necessary.
Detailed in-person learning plans will be finalized in late July,
based on state and local public health recommendations.
Click on the links for very important information regarding SY 2020-2021.
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encourage students to talk to an adult about bullying, whether they are
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Honey-Hazelnut Brie Tartines
For my French-themed dinner party, I created an hors d'oeuvre using two foods I love—Brie cheese and Granny Smith apples. The topped toasts have lots of sweet-tart flavor. —Bridget Klusman, Otsego, Michigan
Total TimePrep/Total Time: 30 min.
Makes2 dozen
- 24 slices French bread baguette (1/4 inch thick)
- 1/2 cup butter, softened
- 1/3 cup honey
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh rosemary
- 1/3 cup chopped hazelnuts, toasted
- 2 tart apples, halved and cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1 round (8 ounces) Brie cheese, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- Place bread on baking sheets. Broil 3-4 in. from the heat for 1-2 minutes on each side or until golden brown. In a small bowl, beat the butter, honey and rosemary until blended. Stir in hazelnuts.
- Spread 1 teaspoon hazelnut mixture over each toast. Layer with apple and Brie slices. Top with remaining hazelnut mixture. Bake at 350° for 3-5 minutes or until cheese is melted.
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Lydia is a 5 year old Beagle mix that weighs about 30 pounds. This little peanut is shy when first meeting some new people but with some time and patience she starts to warm up and enjoys getting pets. She gets along well with most other dogs but enjoys them best when they are as laid-back as her. She seems to get along with kitties and would do best in a home with older children. This sweetheart would love to meet you today!
Meet Rochelle! This friendly girl arrived at the shelter as a nursing mom with kittens. All her kittens have found awesome homes and now its Rochelle's turn! She is a very easy going girl who gets along well with everyone she meets! Rochelle enjoys being pet and loved on, along with curling up in a comfy cat bed for a quick nap! If you're interested in meeting Rochelle, please stop by our shelter and ask to meet her today!
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External Doors
Choosing an external door is an important choice to be considered carefully as it's a very focal element of any house or building. It needs to be safe, secure and guaranteed to last against wear & tear. We are suppliers of Rockdoor and many other manufacturers, advice can be obtained from our doors and floors showroom.


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- Upcoming
de-sport: The Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Sports through Art * Postponed
2020.6.27(Sat.) - 2020.9.27(Sun.)
With an eye on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics in the offing, this exhibition sets out to reexamine the significance of sports from an artistic perspective. The title, de-sport, is a newly coined term derived from the French word desport (to enjoy) and the idea of deconstructing sports. In tracing the etymology of the word "sport," one finds that it originally meant "an enjoyable diversion from routine labor," and included artistic pursuits such as music, theatre, painting, and dance. In contrast to contemporary sports – a parade of consummate physiques and skills, and a commodification of competition as entertainment – this exhibition returns to the roots of sports and adopts an artistic viewpoint in order to reconsider these activities as a social structure that reflects various issues of the day (play, the body, the state, war, and non-verbal communication, etc.). This exhibition title was named after Eugene Kangawa's solo exhibition in 2014, "Desport".…
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Rei Naito: Mirror Creation * Postponed
2020.6.27(Sat.) - 2020.8.23(Sun.)
Stretches of earth extend in places where tiny people stand and water falls, swaying threads and ribbons spawn breezes, beads and glass invite the light inside. While engaging in a dialogue with space, Rei Naito combines natural elements with delicate motifs, and layers faint colors on canvas to evoke primordial scenes of life. In this solo exhibition, Naito, an artist who has consistently endeavored to "transcend what people (I) make," deals with "creation" for the first time. Naito suggests that this will be an act of becoming a person while acknowledging the fact that people are the main constituent in creation. This process involves moving back and forth between human beings and nature, you and I, life and death, inside and outside, and people and art as well as copying, reflecting, and altering these things. In developing a sense of unity with the anima and compassion that emerges from these mirrored images, a moment of creation arises as one attempts to face life. The exhibition venue will consist of galleries of various sizes, light courts, and the spaces created by the corridors that connect them. In the daytime, natural light, varying according to the weather and time, will fill the spaces. After the evening, the works will be illuminated. There, visitors will find creations made by the artist, some very small, and each person's perceptions will be freed by the sense of resonance with the act of human creation that they see and feel. Visitors can move back and forth between the corridors and the galleries, and in and outside of life. And as they repeatedly see and are seen, they are certain to grasp a vision of life.…
- Upcoming
Aperto 12
ANZAI Tsuyoshi Poly- * Postponed
2020.6.27(Sat.) - 2020.9.27(Sun.)
ANZAI Tsuyoshi (b.1987) received his Master of Film and New Media degree from Tokyo University of the Arts in 2011. As his primary medium Anzai uses everyday objects, above all cheap plastic products consumed everywhere around the world. Removing their original function and meaning, he displays the plastic items as objects and compels us to question our interpretations of them and relationship with them. This exhibition explores our relationship with plastic products from many angles through a selection of Anzai's artworks ranging from his kinetic works of recent years using the mechanism of camera obscura to new works employing plastic ocean waste, a growing threat to the world's environment.…
- Current
Lab.4 Space Syntax *Suspended
2019.10.12(Sat.) - 2020.6.14(Sun.)
"Spaces" are where we live. We perceive spaces, by various means, and if a space changes, so does our behavior. Thus it would seem spatial layout and human behavior are closely related. Where might we find the key to illuminating that relationship? This fourth exhibition in the "lab." series will search for this key, via research and analysis from the perspectives of connections and relationships. The important term here is "space syntax": syntax referring to a system for deriving meaning based on the relationship between words. Space syntax is the name given to a thesis developed in the 1970s by Bill Hillier, a professor at The Bartlett (Faculty of the Built Environment) of University College London, and to the eponymous global firm engaged in its practice. The theory and practice of space syntax, which incorporates a scientific approach to analyzing spatial layout, and contemplates the relationship between human perceptions and behavior, has attracted growing attention in recent years as a new technique for the design of urban and architectural spaces. While showcasing this space syntax theory and practice, for the duration of the exhibition we will also be undertaking two research/analysis projects at the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa. The first will be a study of indoor behavior. A video analysis technique employing new technologies such as machine learning will be introduced to observe the flow of people around pathways inside the museum, and when and where people stop, and sit, to analyze the relationship between spatial layout, and human perception and behavior. The second will target the museum's Exhibition Zones, surveying the routes taken by visitors. The idea will be to identify new possibilities for the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, by analyzing features of the museum's spatial layout, and exploring their potential. These research activities will be undertaken by enlisting help from the research supporters who also took part in the "lab.1 OTON GLASS" and "lab.2 Sight" exhibitions, with outcomes being collated and updated in the Design Gallery, venue for "lab. 4." Perhaps that key illuminating the relationship between spatial layout and human behavior will be found in our transparent glass laboratory.…


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Saturday, July 16, 2011
Wader extravaganza!....
After finally finishing my week of nights,and after a quick hours kip this morning,i headed for Blacktoft Sands RSPB in East Yorkshire.I had of course travelled today to try and see again,Tuesday's Marsh Sandpiper.After arriving and a brief encounter with a not very helpfull RSPB warden!,i made my way down to Singleton hide enjoying superb views of 2 2nd cal yr. Spoonbill's,9 Little Egret,6 Marsh Harrier,50 Black-tailed Godwit,Greenshank,Common Sandpiper and 2 summer plumaged male Ruff(1 of which was colour-ringed),but sadly no sign of the Marsh Sand.By this time it was torrential rain and myself along with a couple of other birders were stuck,but thankfully the Marsh Sand flew in straight past us and out of view,at least it was still here!.This theme continued as it was pretty flighty,but we all managed prolonged,excellent views from 'First Hide',being seen in the same scope views as Garganey,Wood and Green Sands,simply superb!and made up for the brief views on Tuesday morning at Alkborough.Also enjoyed here were the afore mentioned Green and Wood Sands,with 7 of the former and 2 of the latter being seen and on more than one occasion,feeding together,allowing a superb comparison of both species feeding alongside one another.Also seen while sat in the hide here were 11 flyby summer plumaged Spotted Redshank and the lovely Garganey,which looked like an eclipse male,but i couldn't be 100% sure as i didn't see the wing pattern,although it did have quite a strong head pattern!.A brilliant 3 hours around the reserve,albeit a bit of a soaking in between hides,but it was well worth it!!.
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EWG Letter in Support of Asbestos Ban
EWG Letter in Support of Asbestos Ban
October 10, 2007
The Honorable Patty Murray
United States Senate - Washington
Washington, DC 20510
The Honorable Barbara Boxer
Chair, Committee on Environment and Public Works
United States Senate - California
Washington, DC 20510
Dear Senator Murray and Madam Chairwoman:
With recent passage of S. 742, The Ban Asbestos in America Act of 2007, the United States Senate took a unanimous stand to protect the public against exposure to one of the world's most toxic substances. Your leadership has generated a milestone in chemicals safety policy, which will prevent thousands of Americans from illness for decades to come. We are writing to thank you for your tireless efforts on behalf of asbestos victims in the past and potential asbestos victims of the future.
As you know, asbestos has been the cause of at least 10,000 American deaths a year, taking parents and children away from families in every part of the country. The Ban Asbestos in America Act of 2007 takes serious steps to remove this known carcinogen from our environment, limiting our exposure to a chemical that continues to be used in scores of products, despite the fact that no amount of asbestos is safe to breathe.
Under your leadership, the Senate has spoken with one voice, passing landmark legislation that brings us one step closer to the day when families no longer need to worry about exposure to this dangerous chemical. The Environmental Working Group is proud to have fought by your side and applauds your commitment to protecting the health of Americans for generations to come.
Richard Wiles
Executive Director


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Vidal Sassoon and Emanuel Ungaro, shot by Duffy, 1965
Perusing the biography David Puttnam: The Story So Far by Andrew Yule, I came across a section about his work on the weekly listings magazine London Life, which was developed to replace Tatler, in the 1960s.
The book describes how Puttnam, who as a film-maker would go on to have hits with Midnight Express, The Killing Fields and Chariots of Fire , was temporarily loaned out to the Thompson Organisation by his employers, the advertising agency Collett Dickenson Pearce (CDP), as managing editor on the magazine.
It should have been a dream team – David Hillman on design, Duffy, Donovan and Bailey as photographic advisers, and Jean Shrimpton as a guest fashion editor, all under editor Mark Boxer, who in 1962 had launched the Sunday Times Colour Supplement – which became the Sunday Times Magazine and formed a symbiotic relationship with CDP. Unfortunately, the assignment turned into a 'nightmare' as the launch of London Life 'ran aground' because of corporate politics.
The situation turned farcical as the weekly editorial budget of £1200 was cut three weeks before the magazine started functioning to £750. [Puttnam] became convinced that the whole assignment was a political set-up to 'get' Mark Boxer, then a great friend and confidant of Denis Hamilton, editor of the Sunday Times and managing director of the Thompson Group, to whom Boxer was seen by many as a threatening heir-apparent. [Puttnam] at one point was even asked to go in and give evidence that Boxer, of whom he was very fond, 'was showing signs of clinical paranoia'. It was back to CDP, sadder and wiser…
London Life – 'a comprehensive guide to the entertainment scene: films, theatre, restaurants, night life, music, sport' – did come out but was hellishly expensive to run and by autumn 1966 Boxer had been replaced by Ian Howard with Tony Page as art editor. After several redesigns it folded in 1967. Boxer would go on to become editorial director at Condé Nast – and for a rejuvenated Tatler as a monthly.
London Life was printed by Sun Printers, Watford, with the covers produced by East Midland Litho in Peterborough. It was published every Thursday from Elm House, 10-16 Elm St, London WC1.
London Life profile at Magforum
Tags: Andrew Yule, Bark Boxer, Collett Dickenson Pearce, David Puttnam, London Life, magazines, masthead, Tatler, Thompson organisation, typography


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Are you feeling a little pooped this week? Some of you are cruising through Fall and this Time Change and others..well, not so much. Even though my dog Jammers ( pictured above cuddled up in her blankets) doesn't seem to be bothered by the Time Change, she actually is a little bothered. She is "off" this week, pacing around and getting up two or three times in the night. This isn't helping the general level of fatigue in our household. So, what to do?
This is where Illuminate, Hydrate and Meditate comes to the rescue!
This to me is first and foremost. The drop in light in general and now at the end of the day can mean more fatigue, increased food cravings, more pain, increased anxiety and sleep disruptions. This is all due to less of the "feel good" neurotransmitter Serotonin whose production is decreased in the body when light decreases. Here are some ways to Illuminate the Fall Season:
1) SADD Light (Seasonal Affective Disorder Light) – Sitting in front of the light for just 20-30 minutes a day in the Fall/Winter Season can help bring up those Serotonin levels. They are available at local pharmacies and your doctor and pharmacist will also be familiar with the benefits and protocol for the light. I have had one for over 20 years and love it! If you get a chance to swing by Findlays for their open house on November 18th, a little bird told me there may be some deals on SADD lights and Salt Lamps.
2) Candles, Salt Lamps, Fireplaces, Diffusers – Although they don't directly affect our Serotonin levels the light does make us feel good. If you haven't had a chance to pick up the latest SAGE Magazine( available at Chartrands), they have a great article on Hygge. Hygge is a Danish word and concept meaning "coziness". If you search up Hygge you will find lots of information and entire books on the history, meaning and how it contributes to Danish Happiness. Danish people fill their homes with candles, wood burning fireplaces and lots of comfy blankets and pillows. Although they are not much in to scented candles, here in Canada we love them. I find the combination of light, warmth and aroma extremely comforting and therapeutic in the colder, darker months.
3) Get outside when you can ( but not today!). The snow today actually added some lightness to the dark and gray except that you couldn't see it with all the snow blowing in your face. When there is less snow blowing, a short walk outside between 10 and 2 ( during the darker months) is ideal to fill up on some much needed light energy.
Even with the rain and snow, it is the driest time of the year. Your skin, lips, eyes, nose, entire body is dry. So….
1) Indulge with a velvety luxurious cream or oil just for this time of year ( treat yourself). Not too hot showers and cream up right away. I do love my epsom salts baths but have to remember not too hot and too long ( this is a tough one for me).
2) Drink water or herbal teas often even though you are not thirsty. We don't seem to feel as thirsty in the Fall but we can actually be drier than the summer. Out of sight is out of mind for me, so a jug or bottle of water always has to be in view.
3) Drag out your neti pot or sinus rinse to clean out those nostrils so they are well prepared to defend against allergens, bacteria and viruses and they help with the dryness.
Other signs of dehydration are muscle cramps, foggy brains and fatigue so if you have any of this going on right now, notice how you feel when you increase your water intake. It always has a positive effect on me.
The Fall, for many, is the best time of the year to meditate. We are naturally turning inward, hunkering down for a long winter and perhaps even becoming a little introspective. It is the perfect time to settle in and enjoy some "me" time. Here's how…
1) Find a comfortable quiet spot and set a timer on your phone/stove and follow your breath from 1 minute – 20 minutes. When you mind wanders from your breath just bring it back to your breath.
2) Use an Ap ( such as Insight Timer) to follow guided meditations and add some variety in to your daily meditation practice.
3) Join a Class or Meditation Group. I have a Facebook Group that "meets" every Friday morning at 7:00 a.m. Live on Facebook for 20 minutes. You can join in live at 7 or watch the replay at your convenience. If you are interested, just send me your email and I will send you an invite.
4) Be Mindful as you walk around. The Fall offer so many sights, sounds, aromas, tastes and textures to fill the senses. Enjoy all of the them!
So, remember when you are feeling like the darker months are getting you a little down….Illuminate, Hydrate and Meditate!
Lorrie Mickelson M.A., B.A/BPHE, Registered Yoga Teacher, Certified Pilates Instructor, Certified Personal Trainer, email@example.com, 705 647 2848


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The Twelfth Conference of the Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation
University of Windsor – June 3 – 6, 2020
Posted in Argumentation, CFP, cognitive science, Communication, Connections, Informal Logic, Linguistics, Logic, Pragma-dialectics, Rationality, Rhetoric, tagged Catarina Dutilh Novaes, Derek Allen, Jean Goodwin, OSSA, University of Windsor on January 4, 2019| Leave a Comment »
The Twelfth Conference of the Ontario Society for the Study of Argumentation
University of Windsor – June 3 – 6, 2020
Posted in Argumentation, CFP, Computation, Connections, Informal Logic, Linguistics, Logic, tagged Warsaw Argumentation Week, WAW 2018 on May 25, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Warsaw Argumentation Week, WAW 2018
6-16 September 2018, Warsaw, Poland
Polish School of Argumentation
The Warsaw Argumentation Week (WAW) is a series of events organised by the Polish Academy of Sciences in collaboration with University of Warsaw, Warsaw Institute of Technology, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznan, Bialystok University of Technology, Centre for Formal Ontology, Graduate School for Social Research and several businesses and NGOs. The WAW 2018 consists of eight events: (more…)
Posted in Announcements, Argumentation, CFP, cognitive science, Computation, Connections, Logic, Rationality, tagged Poznan Reasoning Week, reasoning research, refutation systems on March 29, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Poznań Reasoning Week 2018, which is the third edition of PRW, consists of three conferences, aimed at bringing together experts whose research offers a broad range of perspectives on systematic analyses of reasoning processes and their formal modelling. PRW 2018 is co-organised by the Institute of Psychology, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Poland, and Institute of Philosophy, University of Zielona Góra, Poland.
In 2018 we will address:
Posted in Argumentation, Graduate Studies, Informal Logic, Linguistics, Logic, Pragma-dialectics, Rhetoric on September 29, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Tonight marked a very special occasion for the entire argumentation theory community: the inaugural lecture opening the Argumentation Studies Ph.D. program at the University of Windsor.
To be clear the program's first class of students began classes at the start of this term, so tonight's event was more ceremonial than operational, but it was a great event. It was an honor to be there. The lecture was given by guest of honor Frans van Eemeren, and covered the history, recent trends in and future prospects of the pragma-dialectic school of argumentation theory. It was a lovely talk and Professor van Eemeren closed it with words of encouragement for the first class of Argumentation Studies Ph.D. students:
"The future is yours."
Posted in Argumentation, CFP, Communication, Connections, Fallacies, Informal Logic, Linguistics, Logic, Rhetoric on September 5, 2017| Leave a Comment »
We invite the submission of papers to an issue of the journal Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric (https://www.degruyter.com/view/j/slgr) entitled 'The Philosophy of Argumentation'. This issue is designed to build on the impact of recent events in argumentation and linguistics in Poland and aims to bring together researchers with a variety of perspectives and backgrounds in a discussion of the philosophical aspects of argumentation theory, and to further enhance the growing reputation of Poland as a centre for study in the field.
The journal issue will be co-edited by Martin Hinton (University of Łódź) and Marcin Koszowy (University of Białystok and Polish Academy of Science).
A philosophical approach to argument and persuasion may touch on many areas and this list is not designed to be exhaustive, but contributions might discuss:
Posted in CFP, Connections, Logic, Uncategorized, tagged epistemic justification, epistemic virtue, Synthese on January 4, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Submission is now open for a special issue of Synthese on epistemic justification.
Epistemic justification is a crucial concept in epistemology, connected to practically all debates within the field. Traditionally it is that which has to be added to true belief in order to yield knowledge, but in recent times the concept has been related to such notions as rational belief change and evidential support, epistemic luck, epistemic virtue and normalcy. The goal of the special issue is to collect new ideas on the subject within different research traditions in analytic epistemology, in particular those which connect the formal and informal approaches.
Papers can be submitted online via the Synthese editorial manager:
Please make sure to choose "S.I.: Epistemic Justification" as article type.
The deadline for submissions is May 31, 2016.
Eds.: Benjamin Bewersdorf and Jeanne Peijnenburg
Faculty of Philosophy
University of Groningen
The Netherlands