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In yesterday's post we looked at two words that do not refer to eternal life, the word "salvation" and the phrase "Kingdom of Heaven." This post we will look at two more.
Inheritance and inheriting
The Bible often talks about the Christian inheritance or what we can inherit as followers of Jesus.
As this inheritance is almost always associated with obedience or a life of faithful living, people who think that our inheritance is the same thing as eternal life from God will get very confused about how to receive eternal life.
But once we realize that our inheritance is something above and beyond the reception of eternal life, most of these passages become quite clear.
Eternal life is a free gift of God to all who simply and only believe in Jesus for it. When we believe, we are adopted into God's family and become His children.
But God's inheritance of honor, privilege, and recognition at the Judgment Seat of Christ is reserved for those children who live as Jesus lived and follow God's will and ways for our lives.
Just as rebellious and unfaithful children are sometimes written out of their parent's inheritance in this world, so also, while God will never abandon or forsake His children, we can lose some of our inheritance if we fail to follow Him.
The concept of rewards is almost identical to that of inheritance.
Most people do not realize it, but the biblical teaching on rewards is one of the most prevalent teachings in the New Testament. The concept is everywhere. And much like inheritance, the biblical teaching on rewards often includes calls for faithfulness, obedience, self-sacrifice, and loving service.
So if people think that when the Bible talks about reward, it is actually referring to eternal life, it is no wonder that people get confused about how to receive the free gift of eternal life. But again, just as with inheritance, as soon as we realize that there is a difference between a gift and a reward, all of those confusing texts make much more sense.
Again, this way of reading Scripture is simply common sense. Nobody ever receives rewards for their birthday or for Christmas; we receive gifts. On the other hand, if you heroically rescue your neighbor from a fire, or perform excellently at work above and beyond what was expected, you do not receive a gift for your actions, but a reward. It is similar when it comes to Scripture and how God deals with us.
Eternal life is a free gift of God's grace. It is given simply because God loves us.
Reward, on the other hand, is an added bonus or additional incentive God offers as a way to encourage faithful living and self-sacrificial love for others. Keeping this in mind helps clarify scores of New Testament passages.
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The giant kangaroos were huge siege kangaroos that Momon used to attack Wipe Castle in Cornwood. Their joeys are the size of regular kangaroos. Some of Momon's soldiers rode in their pouches during the attack on Wipe Castle and threw spears, unicorns and the kangaroos joeys at the castle. The Great Wizard Greyfarn tried to use a giant boomerang to kill them, but it came back and knocked him down. They had a powerful kick that could after several kicks, tear down the walls of Wipe Castle. They were likely killed by the centaurs' arrows.
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- In "The Birdbot of Ice-Catraz", Bender tells Fry a story about saving the children of Australia from a giant kangaroo, though it is most likely not true.
- They are based on the oliphaunts (giant elephants) from Lord of the Rings and even have similar face paint.
- The Giant Kangaroos could also be a homage to "The Kangaroo Monsters" an extinct fictional animal that appeared in the cartoon "Courage The Cowardly Dog".

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DEERFIELD, Ill. — Walgreen Co. said it will keep filling Medicaid prescriptions at its Washington state pharmacies through March 15.
The drug store chain, which operates 121 pharmacies in Washington, said late Friday its decision to delay the withdrawal from the program comes as constructive talks continue between the state and the company.
"We're encouraged by the state's willingness to continue working with us to find a solution that will allow all of our stores to continue serving our Medicaid patients," Kermit Crawford, Walgreens' senior vice president of pharmacy, said in a statement. "We recognize the budget challenges the administration and the [state] legislature face, and we're optimistic that our continued talks will result in a solution that will provide the savings the state is looking for, while allowing pharmacies to maintain service for those patients with the most need and the fewest options."
Walgreens had announced on Jan. 13 that it would stop filling Medicaid prescriptions in 64 of its Washington stores because of a reduction in reimbursement to pharmacies under the Washington's Medicaid program.
"I appreciate Walgreens' decision to delay any withdrawal from Medicaid, and the thoughtful ideas they've brought to us for reducing overall pharmacy costs," stated Susan Dreyfus, secretary of the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services. "I am committed to working constructively with them, the entire pharmacy community and the legislature on further strategies that will allow us to meet the needs of our Medicaid enrollees within a very difficult budget environment."
A week before Walgreens announced its move to exit Washington's Medicaid program due to pharmacy reimbursement reductions, Bartell Drugs said it planned to discontinue Medicaid prescriptions at 15 of its 57 stores starting February 1.
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Page 67 - Where the dead and dying lay, Wounded by bayonets, shells, and balls, Somebody's Darling was borne one day : — Somebody's Darling, so young and so brave, Wearing yet, on his pale, sweet face, Soon to be hid by the dust of the grave, The lingering light of his boyhood's grace. Matted and damp are the curls of gold...
Page 111 - tis the red dawn of the day, Maryland! Come with thy panoplied array, Maryland! With Ringgold's spirit for the fray, With Watson's blood at Monterey, With fearless Lowe and dashing May, Maryland, my Maryland ! Dear Mother, burst the tyrant's chain, Maryland! Virginia should not call in vain, Maryland! She meets her sisters on the plain,— "/Sic semper!
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Page 27 - Twas in the dying of the day, The darkness grew so still; The drowsy pipe of evening birds Was hushed upon the hill; Athwart the shadows of the vale Slumbered the men of might, And one lone sentry paced his rounds, To watch the camp that night.


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World War II, What It Was Like Fighting In The 69th Infantry Division: Hilton Lytle joins us today on WallBuilders Live to discuss what it was like fighting in the 69th Infantry Division in World War II. It is an episode you will not want to miss!
Air Date:Â 03/20/2017
Guests: Hilton Lytle, David Barton, Rick Green, and Tim Barton
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You find your way to the intersection of faith and the culture. Â This is WallBuilders Live! Where we"re talking about these hottest topics on policy, faith, and the culture, always looking at it from Biblical, historical, and constitutional perspective. Â And sometimes you get that perspective from somebody that's been there a while back actually serving us. Â That"s what's going to happen today. We"re here with David Barton, America"s premiere historian.
Tim Barton, WallBuilders president and CEO. Â And my name is Rick Green. Â I'm a former Texas rep. Guys, a great opportunity once again to talk to one of our World War II veterans today. Tim Burton is going to be conducting that interview. Â Here's Tim Barton and Hilton Lytle.
Hilton Lytle"s Story
This is Tim Barton and I am joined by a very special guest, a World War II veteran Lieutenant Hilton, or Hill Lytle as he was known. Lieutenant, thanks so much for being with us today.
I'm proud to be here! I'll be 94 Â next month.
Well, we are proud to have you on our radio program. One of the things we love to do is capture some of the stories from some of our military veterans. Especially from someone from World War II. Â It's such an honor to talk with you. And I would love if you would take some time and share part of your story with our listeners.
I'll be happy to do what I can, and I hope it's interesting enough for the folks to listen to. I grew up in a little town in Louisiana named Jena. I was a country boy. Â I graduated from high school in 1940 and there was no work to be had. Â An ad came out, you know, that picture of Uncle Sam wanting you.
Yes, Sir.
I went into the military. Â Went to Fort ***, Florida had a grueling up time there. Â About six months at Fort ***, Florida there's a bunch of sand dunes out there. In the bottom of those sand dunes, back in the Civil War they had dug some cellblock in there and that's where they kept ***, the Indian when they had him contained back in the 1870″s I believe it was.
Anyway, went into the military and had been in about six months in the coast artillery, and that's where we fired 155 weapons out into the ocean at targets being towed by a tow boat.
Then I started learning how to *** at the ripe old age of 17 and estimate how far from point A to Point B. So, I got better at it. Then they shifted us to Panama in 1940″s right at Christmastime and then we were there a year before war was declared on December 7th, 1941.
The year in Panama before the war we were stationed out on a coral reef and we had this spot ships that came into the canal zone area. Be real careful about identification, made sure they were good ships.
Then when the war was declared we had double or triple positive about any ship or anything that came to the mouth of the canal. They were afraid that the enemies, Japan, or Germany, or Italy, or any of them, could get a ship in the canal and blow it all up. Â It would stop traffic from east to west for many months.
Stayed down there three years. Learned a lot about artillery fire. We were firing guns there. Â We had a 14-inch diameter. The shell in it weighed sixteen hundred pounds, and the longest range we could get was 32 miles. But we couldn"t see that far. Â We could only see about 10 or 12 miles.
They had airplanes going up there if we fired say 18 miles or something we had an airplane *** let us see what was going on that far out. Â Anyway, got back home after three years. Then they sent me to Hattiesburg, Mississippi. Camp Shelby, Mississippi to join the 69 Infantry Division. Â Do you remember? The 69th was a famous New York outfit that had done well in World War I and even earlier than that. There is quite a history to the 69th.
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The people that were in it, the officers and everything, they were proud to be in the 69th the Infantry Division. A bunch of ol"boys from Louisiana, Mississippi, and everything. Â It didn't take us to get together ***. Â And then they shipped us to, in September, this is after the 6th to June when the *** of France took place. They shipped us to the Hall of France about in September of 1944.
When we got to France they couldn't get the ship too close to the *** the ocean about two miles from shore. We had to climb down the sides of the ship on ropes were woven into squares and hanging onto our helmets and backpacks and rifles and everything so we calmed down and got on one of those flatboats that opened at the front, called an LST.
Anyway, those were the ships that were made in New Orleans. Â A big factory is still open down there. They have a big museum in New Orleans that featured all of the things that they did to help in the war.
When we got into France we were loaded into trips and carried over to the Belgian line and that's where the hundred and first airborne. Â It's Christmas time of 1944. That's where the Germans had kept the 101st Airborne Division in a community area called *** on the edge of Belgium. And that's where we went into action relieving some of the units of the 29th Infantry Division that had been in action and they were just about exhausted. Â Ol" boys had been in right in the middle of the whole thing for a long time.
So, we dug in right near positions and started firing our weapons, after we got our guns settled in good.
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Yes, Sir. So that frozen ground actually probably helped make it more stable because the ground was so hard.
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Well, Mr. Lytle, if I can, for six days if you're up there what did you all do for food and just basic needs? How did you manage that?
We could dip snow off of the edge of the roof.
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And then what did you do after the war?
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Mr. Lytle, it's been such a pleasure to talk with you and hear some of your story and what you did in World War II. Â And I want to say thank you for your service! Hopefully, you have many people that tell you and that you are appreciated.
Your example in World War II, in serving this nation, fighting for our freedom, we're so grateful. But it's so fun that on top that, that you came back and you continued to serve and invest in young people's lives making a difference in their future. And such an example you set. We are so grateful that you took the time to talk with us today.
Best to you!
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Ok, Â we might keep an eye out for you in Mountain View, Arkansas! We might see you up there sometime.
I hope so!
Wonderful! Thank you so much for being with us today. We sure appreciate it!
You"re certainly welcome! Thank you, Sir!
We'll be right back in just a minute with David Barton and Rick Green here on WallBuilders Live!
We Want To Hear Your Vet Story
Hey, friends! Â If you have been listening to WallBuilders Live for very long at all, you know how much we respect our veterans and how appreciative we are of the sacrifice they make to make our freedoms possible. One of the ways that we love to honor those veterans is to tell their stories here on WallBuilders Live. Â Once in awhile, we get an opportunity to interview veterans that have served on those front lines that have made incredible sacrifices have amazing stories that we want to share with the American people.
One of the very special things we get to do is interview World War II veterans. You've heard those interviews here on WallBuilders Live, from folks that were in the Band of Brothers, to folks like Edgar Harrell that survived the Indianapolis to so many other great stories you heard on WallBuilders Live.
You have friends and family that also served. Â If you have World War II veterans in your family that you would like to have their story shared here on WallBuilders Live, please e-mail us at [email protected]. Â Give us a brief summary of the story and we'll set up an interview. Thanks so much for sharing here on WallBuilders Live!
Fighting In World War II
We're back. Â Thanks for staying with us here on WallBuilders Live! Thanks to Mr. Lytle for joining us today as well. Tim, what a great opportunity to visit with a hero like that.
So incredible! I love being able to hear some of these stories that it almost seems like it's not real except you're talking to the one who actually lived it. Really amazing stuff.
Yeah, this is an unbelievable story! As he said, he had a real gift for being able to direct artillery. Â I thought of psalm 141 where it says, "He"s trained my hands for battle."
This guy is gifted to be able to do that. And imagine being stuck behind enemy lines for six days surviving behind the German lines and calling down fire. And like he said, "Hey guys, don't shoot because we"re between you and them."
So, here's the deal. He was talking about even the guns they were using, that those guns they had would shoot 32 miles. And the ammo was sixteen hundred pounds, a 14-inch shell. Now, when you're shooting out on the ocean like that where he was shooting you have to understand that the curvature, you can only see a maximum of seven to eight miles.
So, when you look to the furthest ship out there, if you're a pirate ship and you see a ship you want attack on the horizon that means there's 7 to 8 miles out. So they have got no GPS, no satellites, and they're shooting 32 miles away with accuracy? I mean that's four times further than what you can see off the horizon.
And that"s not today, using a track point. This is in the 1940s.
What An Honor To Be Able To Speak With Hilton Lytle
This is Kentucky windage. I mean this is just amazing stuff. And he mentioned he ended up being part of the 69th Infantry Division. That was cool. He said there were all these New England guys. And they were, it was the division started in 1849 in New York City. It got the nickname A Fighting 69th from Robert E. Lee during the Civil War when he had to fight those guys.
This division is so historic that on their regimental colors if you've ever been to a military thing with any group they bring out the regiment colors. It's kind of like a flagpole and it's got all these banners hanging off it from all the different battles in which that group has been involved.
These guys have been involved in so many battles that their regimental pole is one foot longer than all the others for the regiments. I mean they've had that many battles. So it's it's amazing stuff has got going here.
And where he was, the battle Bastogne, it was just unbelievable. And carrying a 60-pound radio-
That"s a little bigger than what we usually haul around when we're going to carry a cell phone with us. Hearing these stories it makes me grateful for some of the advantages that we have now. But also it really makes me just kind of have a sense of awe of what they went through and what they had to do.
You're carrying this radio around trying to lug it around just to be able to communicate to call these things in. It's such a different world than I can even imagine just because I've grown up with a cell phone in my hand the whole time. But what they went through just such incredible stuff.
The accuracy he has, the skill he had with artillery. To be able to direct those artillery shells through the windows to make the Germans give up on the inside of that insurmountable ball and he shoots those artillery shells through the windows and they capture 117 German prisoners. It's like Sergeant York.
That's exactly what I thought.
If you have not seen that movie, every viewer needs to go rent the movie, "Sergeant York."
Or listeners, you don't have to be our viewers.
Whoever you are, go get that movie if you've never seen it. It's an old school movie it's black and white and is one of the most inspirational war movies out there. It's a true story of a true hero and that's exactly what I thought of when we were listening to this guy.
It was just so matter of fact, "Yeah, we did this. Yeah, we did that." And it was like, in a liberated concentration camp? And to actually get to meet one of the guys he helped liberate at the time, later on. That was just cool. But 55,000 people died in that concentration camp and he's one of the guys who liberates. Just unbelievable story from this guy.
We've got some other great stories folks if you go to our website WallBuilders.com. Â We even put a CD together with some of the best interviews over the last few years. Such a privilege to get to document these stories and share them with you, our listeners. Thanks for listening to WallBuilders Live!


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What is Natural Colon Cleanse?
This review of Natural Colon Cleanse, a herbal dietary supplement made by Doctor Recommended is aimed to give customers an insight into this product and give concrete advice on whether this supplement is best suited for their needs. The manufacturer claims it improves general health and gives the customer a greater level of control over their body.* This includes weight control management by means of removing excess waste lodged inside the intestines and subsequent removal of potentially harmful bacteria.*
As it is the case with a number of other dietary supplements, Colon Cleanse is made using a selected blend of herbal extracts and plant material. This brand includes:
- Fennel seed powder
- Psyllium seed
- Cascara Sagrada
- Ginger powder
- Buckthorn root powder
- Licorice root powder
- Goldenseal powder
- Rhubarb powder
The proprietary blend is made of:
- Citrus pectin
- Flaxseed powder
- Acidophilus
- Aloe Vera
- Cayenne pepper
- Senna
- Oat bran
- Prune juice
The ingredients making the capsule are cellulose, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide.
Doctor Recommended advises taking two capsules each day with one glass of water, or as instructed by your health care professional.
The price for one bottle of Natural Colon Cleanse is $18.95. This may seem a little more expensive compared to similar products available, but you can apply a discount coupon code during your purchase for a hefty price reduction. These coupons can be found on the company website, provided you create an account and visit the site from time to time.
Possible Side Effects
Consultation with a physician is mandatory when adding any kind of supplements to your everyday diet. This is especially important for children under the age of 18, individuals with an underlying medical condition and pregnant and nursing mothers. The recommended dose must not be exceeded no matter how fast you want the results.
Manufacturer's Commitment
Doctor Recommended offers a full money back guarantee, not just for unopened but also for opened products, as long as, less than 25% of the content's of the supplement has been used. This rule applies to products with the original packaging and only if you make the return within 30 days of the original purchase date.
There are just 3 reviews on the product website, which is understandable when it comes to new products. Fortunately, they are generally positive, with only one of them stating they used just a half of recommended dose and experiencing quite a rapid cleanse.
The Bottom Line
Doctor Recommended Natural Colon Cleanse appears to be an all-around good product. Customers seem satisfied with their purchase, which goes a long way for new, potential customers. The price is slightly higher compared to products from other manufacturers and some may experience the results quite fast, with just half the recommended dose.
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Terms & Conditions
Cancellation Terms
If you applied for our TEFL course via our website the course costs 1,150 EUR and it is separated into two payments:
- deposit – 360 EUR
- tuition fee – 790 EUR
The deposit is non-refundable. However, if you need to cancel your attendance on the course due to healthy, family or financial issues, you may transfer your EUR 360 deposit once, free of charge, to a future available course. If you need to cancel your attendance for a second time, there is a EUR 100 fee to move your reservation.
If you cannot attend the course due to not receiving the visa permission, the deposit will be refunded, but there will be EUR 100 taken from the deposit as a handling fee.
The tuition fee (EUR 790) is due one month before the course starts, in order to continue your reservation or immediately before the course starts in case if applying later to the course.
If you cancel at least two weeks before the course start date, you can receive a refund on your tuition fee. If you cancel less than two weeks before the course, there is no refund on your tuition fee, but you may transfer your deposit and the tuition fee to a future TEFL course for a EUR 100 fee, depending on availability.
Cancellation Terms – Accommodation
If you cancel more then 40 days before your arrival date you get refund on your accommodation payment from which we deduct a handling fee of EUR 100.
If you cancel 40 days or less before your arrival date there is no refund on your accommodation payment.
If your financial situation makes it possible pay the whole course price within one week of your acceptance on the course, you are eligible for a special discount of EUR 100.
If you bring a friend to attend our course, you both are eligible for a discount of EUR 150.
Special Payment Plan
You pay the deposit of EUR 450 (equivalent to the first installment) one month before the course starts to reserve your place. The course reservation is only valid after the first installment has been transferred to our bank account. This first installment is non-refundable.
The balance of EUR 700 will be divided into two installments. The first (EUR 350) is due 3 months after the course and the second one (EUR 350) is due 6 months after finishing he course.
The balance can also be paid any sooner than stated above.
If you do not pay your installment by the due date, you will be assessed a late payment charge of EUR 150.
The certificate will be delivered to you only after the last payment has been made. In case the certificate cannot be delivered to an address in the Czech Republic, the certificate will be delivered at your expense to an address provided by you. It is your responsibility to provide our TEFL centre with a valid address.
Before you receive your TEFL certificate, you can prove your completion of the course via a temporary acknowledgement issued by Language and Training – TEFL International Prague.
The three installments option cannot be combined with any other special offer or discount.
Language & Training, s.r.o. is not liable for lost, stolen, or damaged personal property. Language & Training, s.r.o. is also not responsible for your health, safety, and/or general welfare.
100% attendance is required. Due to the intensity of the course attendance in all sessions is mandatory. Please refrain from making other commitments during the course period. If you feel you are unable to make the necessary time commitments, you may delay your attendance until a future available course when you can more freely commit your time. If you miss any session due to serious illness or injury, makeup conditions are subject to the approval of the lead trainer. If you are sick, still come to sessions and work though as best you can. See the office staff for contacts for doctors. If you miss any more than 2 sessions (with a doctor's note) you must come back on a future available course to make up sessions, otherwise you will not be able to receive your certificate. If you do not have a doctor's note and you miss class, you will also be ineligible to receive the certificate.
In order to receive the certificate you must participate in all scheduled inputs sessions and teaching practices. If you miss input session (max 2 in case of serious healthy issues or visit of the foreign police or visa agency), you have to pay extra money for trainer's time and input session CZK 2000. If you miss/not finish one or more of the assignments, you have to pay extra CZK 2000/assignment.
While running the course, if you decide to quit your attendance the first week, you are eligible to get the tuition fee back. If you decide to quit the second/third/last week of the course, you will not get the tuition fee back.
All details regarding the outline of the class and how you're graded can be found here: https://www.praguetefl.com/about-the-tefl-course/course-overview/
If you disrupt the class because of inappropriate behavior or conduct, you will be asked to leave the course without a refund.
Inappropriate behavior during the course includes but is not limited to, theft, violence, bullying of other trainees, students or staff, substance abuse, drinking alcohol anytime while attending the course (except the ceremony day) or using drugs at all. Such behavior may also result in immediate removal from the student accommodations without refund.
General Health and Medical
Health and/or traveller's insurance to cover you in the event of illness, accident, or death is your responsibility. You must provide your own health and accident insurance. Language & Training, s.r.o. will not be held responsible for your health, injury, or death at any time prior to, during, or after completion of the course.
If you have a medical condition that could potentially affect your attendance, training, or the training of your peers, you will notify Language & Training, s.r.o. in advance.
All materials provided by Language & Training, s.r.o. before, during and after the course are the property of Language & Training, s.r.o. and can not be reproduced without the consent of Language & Training, s.r.o. and TEFL International. In case of reproduction offenders will be prosecuted.
**By paying the course deposit you agree to our Terms and Conditions. Please read them carefully as you are entering into a formal agreement.**


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21 Aug Germs are Everywhere
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I have a friend who is paranoid about germs, especially when it comes to things in the bathroom. How are the bathrooms at your place of work? Check out this video from Rhett and Link:


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In the Greek city of Thessaloniki, a park features citizen-designed street furniture made from an unlikely source: local plastic trash that's been remade into 3D-printed furniture.
At the lab, plastic is sorted by type–the purer the material, the easier it is to 3D print–and then washed and shredded. "Then we start 'cooking' it in the printer," says The New Raw cofounder Foteini Setaki. A robotic arm squirts out toothpaste-like strands of the melted plastic, which harden as the furniture takes shape. On a website, anyone can customize their own preferred version of a rounded public bench, choosing the amount of seating to provide, whether they want to include a planter, bike rack, a dog bowl, or a bookcase. Citizens vote on their favorite designs.
The first designs were put in a public square called Hanth Park in the center of the city this month. The project can't fully solve the problem of what to do with plastic trash–over the duration of the yearlong project, it will recycle around four tons of plastic, or roughly as much as what's produced by only 14 Greek households. But it can help make the problem more visible than it already is, and could help generate more support for recycling plastic locally–particularly with the tool of 3D printing. Because there's a finite amount of street furniture that a city needs, the project might also spark questions about the limits of recycling. At some point, the world will also need to cut back on the amount of plastic it produces, not just try to give it a second life.
The lab was sponsored by the Greek arm of Coca-Cola, and the designers now hope to bring it to other cities.
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We've loved having guests in the cottage during this last year. Although the weather has been mixed at times it's been wonderful watching people visibly unfurl as they relax into the quiet, unrushed way of life here. The peaceful, beach-side location, has provided a place of reflection and re-creation. We're looking forward to welcoming more guests next year – hoping for sunny and warm days and long, balmy evenings.
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As the daughter of working-class, immigrant parents, Pat was instilled the values of hard work, the importance of education, and how public service can positively impact people's lives.A leading advocate for job creation and education, Pat has co-sponsored more than 200 bills and has been the prime sponsor of over 25 bills, including legislation to enact greater penalties for public lewdness, protect residents and businesses from potential petroleum disasters, increase safety precautions through traffic control devices; such as cameras, implement funding for Pre-K transportation, and provide tax relief for owners of undeveloped land.
During her first term in office, Pat was awarded Freshman Legislator of the Year by the New York State School Boards Association (NYSSBA) and Advocate for Choice award by Upper Hudson Planned Parenthood (UHPP).
Prior to serving in the Assembly, Pat was Associate Commissioner of Intergovernmental Affairs and Federal Policy for the state's Department of Labor from 2007 to 2012. As lead advocate and liaison for the Department's federal and congressional relations, Pat advocated for federal funding for New York State in the economic stimulus package, extended unemployment benefits, grant proposals, and youth training initiatives.
Pat served as an elected member of the Albany City School District Board of Education from 2001 to 2005, which included serving as President from 2003 to 2005.
Before moving to Albany in 1997, she served as Executive Director of the business-led Chicago Workforce Board overseeing Chicago's workforce-related programs. Prior to her work in Chicago, Pat spent over nine years in Washington, in a number of capacities, including:
+ Serving in the Clinton Administration as the Associate Director for Employment and Training, in the U.S. Department of Labor's Congressional Affairs Office headed by Secretary Robert Reich;
+ Senior legislative analyst in the U.S. House of Representatives, for the Labor Committee's Subcommittee on Employment;+ Legislative assistant in the U.S. Senate, for the Committee on Health, Education and Labor's Subcommittee on Employment, then chaired by Sen. Paul Simon (D-IL);
+ President Management Intern (PMI), competitively selected in 1985 for a two-year federal agency appointment with the Department of the Treasury.Previously, Pat has consulted for Big Brothers Big Sisters, the AFL-CIO Workforce Development Institute, and the National Commission for Education and the Economy (NCEE) on education and workforce training issues.
Pat is active in the community, serving in a number of capacities which includes and have included:
+ Board of Directors, the Boys and Girls Club of Albany (2005 to 2012), Interim President in 2007 and chair of the 2006 annual fund drive;
+ Board of Directors, Center for Women in Government & Civil Society at the University at Albany (2009 to present);
+ Founding Member of Albany PASS (People Advocating Small Schools), a grass roots advocacy organization formed to promote rebuilding Albany's public schools (2001- 2006).
Pat and her husband, Dr. Wayne Bequette, a professor in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI), have two children, their son Brendan and daughter Eileen.
Pat has a master's in public administration from University of Illinois at Chicago and a bachelor's in political science from Northern Illinois University.


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Bernie Ecclestone has confirmed the first Indian Grand Prix will take place in 2011 and not 2010 as was originally announced just over a year ago.
Building work on the track was scheduled to begin nine days ago. The site for the race track was surveyed by Hermann Tilke who has designed most new F1 tracks over the past decade (A1-Ring, Sepang, Bahrain, Shanghai, Istanbul, Valencia, Singapore) and done redesign work at other venues (Magny-Cours. Hockenheimring, Nurburgring). India is believed to have a ten-year contract.
However the race is being promoted by the Indian Olympic Association and there were concerns whether the Commonwealth Games being hosted in Delhi in 2010 might interfere with the hosting of a Grand Prix.
Force India F1 Team boss Vijay Mallya, who is involved in the organisation of the event, said earlier he was expecting the venue to be ready in time for 2010. He was understood to be hoping to install an Indian driver in one of his cars in time for the race ?����ǣ potentially GP2 racer Karun Chandhok.
South Korea has also claimed a place on the 2010 calendar but little is known about its plans as well.
The present economic turmoil will only make it harder for a new promoter to fund both the construction of an F1-class venue and the high prices demanded by Ecclestone.


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HP DesignJet Z5200ps, Service Manual & Parts List
Service Manual + Parts List HP DesignJet Z5200ps;
This service manual, is the full HP DesignJet Z5200ps Service Repair Manual.
This manual, HP DesignJet Z5200ps, is in the PDF format and have detailed Diagrams, pictures and full procedures to diagnose and repair your HP DesignJet Z5200ps copier.
You can print, zoom or read any diagram, picture or page from this Service Manual. Every chapter on this manual is fully detailed and contain all the simulation codes, trouble codes, maintenance procedures, reset procedures, diagnose procedures of HP DesignJet Z5200ps photocopier. You can find easily everything what do you need.
To see what contain, please read table of contents:
Troubleshooting System Error Codes
Performing a Service Test on a failed Assembly
Performing the Necessary Service Calibrations
Solving Ink Supplies Problems
Solving Print Quality Problems
Using the Front Panel
The Printer does not Power ON
The Printer Continuously Rejects Printheads
What to do if the Front Panel is blank
Cover Sensors are not Working
The Line Sensor has Problems Detecting Media
Problems with Color Accuracy
Troubleshooting Media Jams/Printhead Crashes
Banding at variable extreme environmental conditions
Worm marks on HP Coated media with light area fills
Solving Media-Handling Problems
What to do when plastic parts on the Media Basket become damaged during printer setup
Solving Ink Supplies problems
Ink Cartridges
Available Ink Cartridges
Available Printheads
General Information About the Ink Supplies
General Precautions When Handling Ink Supplies
When Should You Replace the Ink Supplies?
Ink Cartridge Levels, Information, and Replacement
Ink Cartridge Levels
Obtaining Ink Cartridge Information
Changing an Ink Cartridge
Printhead Information, Replacement and Alignment
Obtaining Printhead Information
Changing a Printhead
Aligning Printheads
Ink Cartridge and Printhead Status Messages
Ink Cartridge Status Messages
Printhead status messages
Solving Ink Supplies Problems
You Cannot Insert the Ink Cartridge Into the Printer
You Cannot Insert the Printhead Into the Printer
The front panel says to reset or replace a printhead
Maintaining and Cleaning the Printheads
Clean the printheads
Flex Contacts Cleaning Tool
Print Quality
Print Quality Troubleshooting Actions
The Service Image Quality Diagnostic Print
What is the Service Image Quality Diagnostic Print?
Considerations for Printing the Diagnostic Print
Printing the Diagnostic Print
Reading the Diagnostic Print Results
Diagnostic Part 1: Printhead Reliability
Diagnostic Part 2: Printhead Alignment
Diagnostic Part 3: Printheads & Paper Advance
No Printing Defects Found in the Diagnostic Print
The Advanced Diagnostic Prints
What are the Advanced Diagnostic Prints?
Printing the Advanced Diagnostics Print
Reading the Advanced diagnostic Print Results
Paper Advance
Printhead Alignment
Nozzle Health
Force Drop Detection
Troubleshooting Print Quality Problems
Print Quality General Advice
Horizontal Lines Across the Image (Banding)
Lines are Missing, Too Thin, or Too Thick
Problems with Stepped Lines
Lines are Printed Double or in Wrong Colors
Lines are discontinuous
Lines are Blurred (Ink Bleeds from Lines)
Problems with Graininess
Paper is not Flat
Print Scuffing or Scratching when Touched
Ink marks on the paper
Problems with the Edges of objects
Black and white prints do not look neutral
Horizontal lines at the end of a cut sheet print
Vertical lines of different colors
White spots on the print
Problems with Color Accuracy
Output Only Contains a Partial Print
Problems with Image Clipping
Some objects are missing from the printed image
A PDF file is clipped or objects are missing
Continuable and Non-Continuable Error Codes
System Error Code Brief Descriptions
System Error Codes - Full Descriptions
Diagnostics - Self Test
Service Tests (Diagnostics)
Entering the Service Tests Menu
1. Scan Axis
2. Paper Drive
3. Electronics Module
4. Carriage Assembly
5. Sensors
6. Color Sensor (ESP)
7. Ink Delivery System (IDS)
8. Service Station
9. I/O Information
10. Unit Information
11. EEROM Reset
12. Set Unit Configuration
13. Error 71:19 Recovery
Entering the Service Utilities Menu
1. Turn Drive Roller
2. Purge Tubes
3. Set SN
4. Reset Life Counters
5. Diagnostic Print
6. Set Date and Time
7. Enable/Disable Firewall
8. Enable/Disable Sleep Mode
9. SNMP Language Write Access
10 Borderless Cut Distance
Service Calibrations
Entering the Service Calibrations Menu
Scan Axis Calibration
Service Station Calibration
Paper Advance Calibration
Drop Detector Calibration
Line Sensor Calibration
Carriage PCA
Color Sensor (ESP) Calibration
Printer Support
Center Covers (Front)
Center Covers (Rear)
Right Cover
Left Cover
Right Hand Assemblies
Left Hand Assemblies
Carriage Assembly
Scan-Axis Assemblies
Paper Path Assemblies (Front)
Paper Path Assemblies (Rear)
Tools 1
Tools 2
Miscellaneous Parts
Safety Precautions
Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) Precautions
Required Tools
Service Calibration Guide to Removal and Installation
Using the Service Calibration Guide
The Service Calibration Matrix
Performing the Service Calibrations and Diagnostic Tests
Front Cover
Media Output Assembly
Right Front Trim
Left Front Trim
Right Ink Cartridge Door
Left Ink Cartridge Door
Right Cover
Left Cover
Rear Tray
Rear Cover
Media Lever
Media Lever Position Sensor
Cutter Assembly
Right Rear Tray Support
Left Rear Tray Support
Front Panel
Top Cover
Window Position Sensor
Ink Supply Tubes Support Rail
Service Station
Drop Detector
Aerosol Fan Assembly
PrintMech PCA
Pen to Paper Space (PPS) Solenoid
Left Spindle Holder
Right Spindle Holder
Clean Out Assembly
Out Of Paper Sensor
Left Roll Guide
Right Roll Guide
Encoder Strip (with spring and attachment nut)
Clean Encoder Strip Procedure
Encoder Strip
Trailing Cable
Carriage Assembly (with or without Trailing Cable)
Carriage Rear Bushing
Belt Assembly
Scan-Axis Motor
Carriage Rail Oiler
Color Sensor (ESP)
Line Sensor
Carriage Cover (includes Carriage Latch)
Carriage PCA
Right Ink Supply Station
Left Ink Supply Station
Ink Supply Tubes
Hard Disk Drive
Electronics Module (Main PCA and PSU)
Starwheel Assembly
Print Zone Overdrive
Left Spittoon
Encoder Disk and Encoder Sensor
Media Advance Drive
Pinchwheel Assembly
Pinch Roller
Left Starwheel Lifter
Right Starwheel Lifter
Starwheel Motor
Full Bleed Foam
Preventive Maintenance
Moisture on the Printer
Noisy Carriage Bushing
Belt Swelling
Cleaning the Printer
Carriage Assembly Lubrication
General Cleaning
Cleaning the Drive Roller and Overdrive
Level of Printer Usage
Preventive Maintenance Kits
Preventive Maintenance Kit #1
Preventive Maintenance Kit #2
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Modern Dolls Stroller (Pram) - Pink Dinosaurs
Designed in Denmark, this Moover ESSENTIAL Modern Dolls Stroller offers a modern shape and is the slightly smaller, lighter stroller option available at Moover's lower price-point. Shop an array of fun pattern animal patterns to match your babies personality, and keep them moving after taking their first steps!
FOR KIDS: 18+ months, building motor skills, gaining confidence with walking, encouraging role-play and imagination.
Material: FSC-CERTIFIED. MDF, 18mm plywood wheels with rubber TPE tires. All paint is environmentally friendly and non-toxic.
Toy Size: 40 x 47 x 23 cm or 15.7 x 18.5 x 9 inches
*Please note Moover CLASSIC strollers do not require assembly, should that be a better option for you.


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We're always trying to improve happyherbivore.com to make the user experience more enjoyable. We built the site for you, after all, so we're always interested in your feedback and suggestions.(send more, please!)
One reoccurring comment we receive is---could we add a search bar (done! it's at the bottom of the page) and could we add a feature that allows the user to search for recipes by ingredient...
We have that now too!
You can either go to "Recipes" on the navigation bar: once you're on recipes, the pull-down menu will have an option for searching by ingredients, or you can go to happyherbivore.com/ingredients/
Enjoy Herbies!
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Demand for TEFL teachers in China is very high and ITTT's three training centers in Shanghai, Beijing and Zhuhai are well placed to provide the latest information on the local job markets. Taking your course at one of ITTT's China TEFL schools gives you the chance to really get to know the local area and our lifetime job placement guidance will help you find your first teaching job. During the course you will receive instruction in the theories of English language teaching covering methodology English grammar, phonology, lesson planning and more. You will also take part in several practical teaching sessions with real students to help you develop your teaching skills even further.
Our quality course materials, excellent resources and dedicated trainers will ensure that you are well prepared for your first job teaching English as a foreign language.
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- Internationally Accredited TEFL/TESOL Certificate
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Heater resistors are used in a wide variety of applications from simple demisting elements in car windscreens to complex medical applications where demand is increasing for custom heater resistors to satisfy the requirements of demanding and diverse medical applications. In this post, we discuss the information required by a specialist resistor manufacturer to design and deliver an application specific heater resistor.
When specifying an application specific resistor the key tradeoff is often size versus power rating. This is particularly important in many medical heater applications where space may be limited. Often heat must be delivered to a specific point contact, in a controlled manner for a specific period of time.
The power rating of a resistor defines the maximum energy (heat) a resistor can safely dissipate without compromising its in service life. In general terms the greater a resistors surface area the more power it can dissipate. Resistor dimensions are also influenced by the choice of substrate material.
Information required by the manufacturer of custom heater resistors includes (as a minimum)
Maximum thickness
Size (dimensions)
Termination type, position and material
Heat profile required
Contact area
Response time
Ambient air temperature of environment
Expected in service life
Thick film is an excellent technology choice for custom heater resistor designs. The technology has excellent heat transfer properties, thermal efficiency and temperature uniformity across a surface. Substrates may be custom designed to fit in small, difficult to access, areas and apply heat exactly where it is required. The technology is also robust with excellent moisture and chemical resistance.
With the application parameters identified it is important to work with a specialist manufacturer who understands resistor technology, materials and design and manufacturing limitations to ensure custom heater resistors are delivered that perform reliably to specification over their full in service life.
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Meal Schedule (11/14-11/20)
I hate it when I eat a meal and 30 minutes later - I'm hungry again. The way I figure it, a dinner that takes me 30 minutes to prepare, 20 minutes to eat and 10 minutes to clean up should keep me full for at LEAST that amount of time. Unfortunately, it's not unusual that we find ourselves reaching for a granola bar or a bag of popcorn, 30 minutes after dinner. I'm taking that as a sign that I need to add some more protein to the meals that I'm preparing for my family.
This week, we're loading up our menu with both tasty and satisfying protein rich foods. The theory is that healthy meals that keep us fuller longer, will keep us from the grabbing the unhealthy snacks. (That's the theory anyway.)
Baked Fish and Chips
Celebrating meatless Monday with a healthy baked fish recipe from Martha Stewart.
Turkey Broccoli Rice Bowls
Using up the last of the Tuscan Turkey from last week in this super quick and yummy rice dish.
Pecan Stuffed Pork Chops
A new recipe from my Cook's Country magazine.
Slow Cooker Meatloaf
Cast Iron Calzone
Another new recipe from my Cook's Country magazine.
Chicken Avocado Burgers
Mexican Lasagna
Last week marked the end of the travel soccer season and to commemorate the final game, the girls soccer team took on the parents in a friendly game of soccer. I wished I could have played in the game but I had to settle for game photographer instead. It was possibly the funniest game of "soccer" that I've ever seen.
Have a great week friends.
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To integrate StatsD and OpsGenie with your monitoring system, please reach out to MetricFire. Book a demo with the MetricFire team to discuss integrating StatsD and OpsGenie and how that can support your monitoring system.
StatsD is a network daemon that runs on the Node.js platform and listens for statistics, like counters and timers. StatsD sends this information over UDP or TCP from your server or network to your monitoring server. In most cases, your StatsD will send aggregates to one or more pluggable backend services (e.g., Graphite).
StatsD is considered a "collector" in the monitoring world. It's key job is to find and pull the metrics from your systems, and then push them to a monitoring server. However, it doesn't store, aggregate, visualize or alert on any of your metrics. StatsD is intended for only one use-case: collecting.
The key benefit of using StatsD is the customizability. Unlike standard Agents, you can tailor StatsD to do exactly what you want. You can map out hundreds of metrics, give the metrics customized names, and have them sent into your monitoring backend.
Typically, StatsD pairs with Graphite as the monitoring backend. The primary reason for this is that Graphite does not come with its own collector.
However, StatsD is also often used to pull metrics in unique or challenging cases, when something like a typical monitoring agent, or Prometheus' built-in metrics scraping tool isn't able to collect what you're looking for. For example, StatsD is often used for monitoring Python web apps with Prometheus.
StatsD can be used to pull metrics from every part of the service that is running, and enables this data to be easily summed to get a clear picture of what your data is doing.
StatsD is also used to combine metrics from multiple sources into one location, such as pulling Graphite metrics into Prometheus.
At MetricFire, you can integrate with StatsD using MetricFire's StatsD Add-on. You can automatically pull your StatsD metrics into our monitoring platform, and see your StatsD metrics alongside your AWS and Graphite monitoring.
OpsGenie is an incident management system that helps teams engage the right people to manage and resolve an incident in the shortest possible time.
OpsGenie is designed to streamline those crucial incident monitoring processes by alerting the right people on your team to take action and address an issue as soon as possible through its on-call management and escalation features. It comes with highly customizable features and sophisticated tools, all designed to work with different DevOps workflows.
Unlike regular incident monitoring platforms, OpsGenie intuitively forecasts potential issues based on aggregated metrics. This tool also automatically determines the people or teams best equipped to resolve the issues detected through proper action mapping.
You can optimize your team's collaboration and communication channels by integrating OpsGenie with over 200 ticketing, monitoring, and chat tools, including Slack, Jira, and Amazon CloudWatch. Plus, common and repetitive actions can be quickly executed by using OpsGenie actions. For example, in response to an alert, OpsGenie can start an Amazon EC2 instance.
Being a service-aware incident management platform, OpsGenie also proactively alerts stakeholders about any service disruptions or outages. With its ability to identify, manage and categorize critical incidents promptly, OpsGenie is a favorite incident management system for businesses with always-on services. OpsGenie tracks everything related to alerts and incidents, allowing you to monitor your team's performance in acknowledging and resolving incidents.
Integrating your OpsGenie platform with your MetricFire platform is a great way to ensure that any incidents identified by MetricFire are actioned by the right person in your DevOps team as soon as possible.
All you do is create an OpsGenie channel in your MetricFire alerts panel. Then, as MetricFire aggregates and monitors metrics from all your computer systems, you'll feel confident that any incidents will be quickly addressed and fixed by the right people in your DevOps team.
To integrate StatsD and OpsGenie with your monitoring system, sign up for a free trial with MetricFire. Talk with the MetricFire team about how to integrate StatsD and OpsGenie and get StatsD and OpsGenie interacting with your MetricFire dashboards directly.
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Noah Feldman is the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. He served as senior constitutional advisor to the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq and advised the Iraqi Governing Council on the drafting of the Transitional Administrative Law (its interim constitution). Feldman was previously on the faculty of New York University Law School and served as a law clerk to US Supreme Court Justice David Souter. A contributing writer for Bloomberg View, he is the author of eight books, including a forthcoming biography on James Madison. Feldman is a senior fellow of Harvard's Society of Fellows and a member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.


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The Brett Kimberlin Saga:
Follow this link to my BLOCKBUSTER STORY of how Brett Kimberlin, a convicted terrorist and perjurer, attempted to frame me for a crime, and then got me arrested for blogging when I exposed that misconduct to the world. That sounds like an incredible claim, but I provide primary documents and video evidence proving that he did this. And if you are moved by this story to provide a little help to myself and other victims of Mr. Kimberlin's intimidation, such as Robert Stacy McCain, you can donate at the PayPal buttons on the right. And I thank everyone who has done so, and will do so.
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I'd like to point out a typo in your disclaimer:
Frankly try not to even BEEN within his field of vision.
I think you want been to be, be.
Just something I noticed while re-reading your disclaimer.
Great work on this story. I am riveted. I look forward to reading the next section.
Did you post the whole complaint? Kinda hard to get the whole thing all Fisky-like.ReplyDelete
Seriously, was the Klan founded by D&D nerds?
Be careful what you say about D&D nerds. Didn't you ever read Jack Chick's "Dark Dungeons"?
A lesson in Clintonspeak:
"...when I have never used twitter..."
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One of the best predictor of success to losing weight is monitoring and recording calorie and fat intake throughout the day. However dietary self-monitoring is widely viewed as so unpleasant and time-consuming, many would-be weight-losers can't muster the will power to do it. A new research, to be published in the March issue of Obesity suggests that the reality of dietary self-monitoring may be far less disagreeable than the perception. The study found that after six months of monitoring their dietary intake, the most successful participants in an online behavioural weight-loss programme spent an average of just 14.6 minutes per day on the activity.
Programme participants recorded the calories and fat for all foods and beverages they consumed, as well as the portion sizes and the preparation methods. Conducted by researchers at the University of Vermont and the University of South Carolina, the study is the first to quantify the amount of time that dietary self-monitoring actually takes for those who successfully shed those extra kilos. Lead author of the study Jean Harvey said, "People hate it; they think it's onerous and awful, but the question we had was: How much time does dietary self-monitoring really take?" adding, "The answer is, not very much."
Harvey and her colleagues looked at the dietary self-monitoring habits of 142 participants in an online behavioural weight control intervention. For 24 weeks, participants met weekly for an online group session led by a trained dietitian. Furthermore, volunteers logged their daily food intake online, in the process leaving behind a record of how much time they spent on the activity and how often they logged in.
Participants who lost 10% of their body weight — the most successful members of the cohort — spent an average of 23.2 minutes per day on self-monitoring in the first month of the programme. By the sixth month, the time had dropped to 14.6 minutes. Notably, what predicted the most weight-loss success was not the time spent monitoring but the frequency of log-ins, confirming the conclusions of earlier studies.
Harvey said, "Those who self-monitored three or more time per day, and were consistent day after day, were the most successful." Harvey attributes the decrease in time needed for self-monitoring to participants' increasing efficiency in recording data and to the web program's progressive ability to complete words and phrases automatically after just a few letters were entered. The study's most important contribution, Harvey said, may be in helping prospective weight-losers set behavioural targets.
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Mattakkuliya mob attack on Police station: Court gives bail to 176 suspects
The Colombo Crimes Division (CCD) investigating into Saturday's attack on the Mattakkuliya Police station yesterday produced 176 suspects including several women before Colombo Additional Magistrate Lal Ranasinghe Bandara.
After lengthy submissions by CCD officials and the Counsel for the suspects the Magistrate granted Rs 50,000 each personal bail for the suspects. Granting bail for the suspects the Magistrate directed them to appear in court again on July 28.
The Magistrate also directed the investigators to file a comprehensive report in connection with their investigations on the next date. Senior SP Ranaweera of the CCD who appeared for the prosecution with CCD, OIC Hemantha Dickovita filed a report in connection with their ongoing investigations into the Mattakkuliya Police Station attack and said that three of the suspects now in custody had weapons in their possession. The other suspects had damaged public property. Answering the Magistrate Senior SP Ranaweera said that they have not produced any of the suspects before an identification parade.
Inspector General of Police Mahinda Balasuriya at a conference said that a joint Police and Army contingent detained about 1000 persons including women allegedly involved in the attack on the Police station. After recording their statements the police arrested 176 suspects who were allegedly involved in the attack.
IGP Mahinda Balasuriya said that even after the Police had told the protesters that the suspect who was taken into police custody was safe, the mob stormed the police station and attacked.
Later the STF and Army had moved into the police premises in order to bring the situation under control, the IGP said. Attorneys Chandra Senanayake, Sanjey Gamage, Gunaratne Wanninayake, Anton Senanayake, Mervyn Silva, Weerasena Ranabahu, Hussain Azar and Upul Priyasantha appeared for the suspects. The case will be called again on July 28.
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History of the Atlantic Cable & Undersea Communications
the first submarine cable, laid in 1850, to the
present day fiber optic connections circling the world
Site Changes - 2002
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|Added note on the Submarine Cables Trust (1887 document)
|17 November
|Added article by Bill Glover on Cableship Faraday (1)
|11 November
|Added articles by Bill Glover on Cableship John W. Mackay and cable company Italcable
|3 November
|Added 1884 article: On The Causes Of Failure Of Deep-Sea Cables by James Graves.
|6 October
|Added article by Bill Glover on Cableship Cable Innovator
|30 September
|Added articles by Bill Glover on Cableship Monarch (5) and MV Dock Express 20
|24 September
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|19 September
|Added photograph of two versions of Cyrus Field's Congressional Medal, courtesy of Randy Cole
|4 August
|Added article by Bill Glover on Ascension Island and the cable station
|13 July
|Added full text of R.S. Newall's 1882 pamphlet: Facts and Observations Relating to the Invention of the Submarine Cable
|9 July
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|27 June
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We've Definitely Seen Beyoncé's Pregnancy Announcement Before...
See who else has taken a similar photo to Queen Bey's now-iconic Instagram.
Beyoncé shocked the world on Wednesday when she revealed in a baby-bump-baring Instagram post that she is expecting not one, but two younger siblings for Blue Ivy.
Yes, Queen Bey will soon be the mother of twins. But almost as suprising as Beyoncé and Jay Z's big news is the unexpected way in which it was confirmed. In the photo, Bey wears a yellow veil, maroon bra, and some frilly, satin blue panties. She's sitting in front of a floral arrangement and the vibe is generally retro and throwback cool.
Now that we think about it, it's kind of reminiscent of a photo of Sylvia Robinson, the late founding matriarch of Sugarhill Records, from back in the day. As the story goes, Sylvia's photo was taken at the joint birthday party for her sons Leland Robinson Sr. and his big brother, Joey Robinson. They were turning 12 and 16, respectively, and their mother wanted to throw a joint bash since their birthdays were so close together. The party even included a performance from B.T. Express.
Sylvia Robinson's vintage photo looks a lot like Beyoncé's from February 1, 2017.
Admit it, the resemblance is uncanny.
These days, you can follow Sylvia's family every Sunday at 9/8c on First Family of Hip Hop. Check out a preview, below.


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On Tuesday I put up a post detailing why the bishops' suit against the HHS mandate is compromised by their own checquered history when it comes to holding Catholic hospitals to Catholic standards. I mentioned that Michael Voris would be going into great detail on his Wednesday Mic'd Up program. He did. As guests, he featured Judie Brown of American Life League and Dr. Sandra Happeny of Catholichospitals.org. The youtube archive has been released for your viewing.
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Consumers love all things mobile, making it a goldmine for marketers. According to eMarketer, not only will nearly 28% of digital and traditional media ad spend shift exclusively to mobile by 2017, but it will be paced by a 78.3% jump in sales via smartphones.
Accurately measuring mobile marketing performance data is a critical step in optimizing digital marketing expenditures. However, obtaining this data isn't as simple as it would seem. Special considerations must be taken with your mobile site data collection. It's crucial to take the time to implement mobile data tracking carefully and test to ensure that performance is accurately tracked. To help bridge this gap, Pepperjam brings you our six quintessential principles of collecting accurate mobile data:1. Understand user behavior.
Fact: Visitors interact differently with mobile and desktop, despite the content being the same.
Consider: Vary your tracking based on how a visitor interacts with content. For example, a desktop site checkout could use multiple pages while a mobile site could use one page with accordions to display each step of the checkout. The store locator pages that might use automatic device location to search for a store on the mobile site may require manual input on the desktop site. Understanding these different experiences is the first step to tracking accurate data.2. Know your platforms and tracking tags.
Fact: No two mobile platforms are alike, and platform technologies differ.
Consider: Implementation of tracking tags on one mobile vendor's platform is likely going to be different than on another vendor's platform and this could affect how data is tracked.
Mobile platform structures usually fall under four different types: single page applications, completely built from scratch, proxy of the desktop version, or a hybrid of proxy of desktop version and built from scratch. There are variations on these but each provide their own development challenges. Proxy sites can pull in tags already implemented on the desktop site while built from scratch pages do not. Single page applications only have one page load, so firing tags on subsequent pages can be a challenge since most tags fire on page loads. Configure tags based on your needs and what you'd like to track.3. Prepare for redirects.
Fact: Redirects happen, so it's best to be prepared for them.
Consider: The easiest way to test for redirects is to use a mobile device or a browser user agent and click on a marketing link. Once the mobile page loads, check the URL address of the landing page to see if the necessary URL parameters are present in the query string. If you are not seeing the correct URL parameters, then you need to use a tool (i.e., Chrome plugin Redirect Path, Charles) that can show you the redirects that occur from the original link to the final landing page. This will allow you to see where the URL parameters dropped off. Most likely the parameters dropped off either on the desktop site redirect or the mobile vendor platform did not display the URL parameters on the final landing page.4. Be aware of differing domains.
Fact: Domains may differ on mobile and desktop and this could affect how easily it is to track visitors between the desktop and mobile sites. This is especially true for web analytics tools and cookies that are set to one domain or the other.
Consider: If you have multiple subdomains (e.g., www.mydomain.com and m.mydomain.com), then cookies that need to be on both sites should be set with an agnostic domain of ".mydomain.com." In the case of web analytics tools, each one usually has a way to work around the multiple domains, but they require additional configuration/development work and potentially, an additional cost.5. Check for mobile responsiveness.
Fact: Not all mobile sites are created equal—or responsive.
Consider: If the mobile site is responsive, then separate mobile reporting might not be possible. This is due to the fact that the domain—typically used to help identify which version the user is viewing—is the same for the desktop and mobile sites. If possible, analysts can filter their data based on user device to see the split between desktop and mobile.
If the mobile site is not responsive, then it is best to send information in the mobile tags indicating that the data came from the mobile site. This is especially important if data from the desktop and mobile sites are flowing into the same account. Explicitly tagging data coming from mobile, rather than filtering the reports by user agent, is crucial since some sites allow mobile visitors to revert to the desktop site. This means some mobile device users could actually be seeing the desktop version of the site.6. Differentiate your data layer.
Fact: If you're using a Tag Management System and a Data Layer, the content going into the data layer might be different for a mobile site.
Consider: A data layer is basically just a reflection of the page content and visitor actions on a page. However, since a mobile site can be different from a desktop site in structure and content, the data layer on a mobile site will need to reflect these differences to allow tracking tags to be implemented correctly.


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35-year-old teacher's assistant Mandy Ramsey Woodard has made headlines Florida style when it was reported that she was arrested after leading police on a chase – topless.
According to accounts of this Sunshine State incident Mandy was in a Ford F-250 rolling down County Rd. 318 in Marion County when a police officer started a pursuit. She fled and lost the po-po Dukes of Hazard style after allegedly running a stop sign and hitting an oak tree.
The deputy wasn't gonna give up that easy and eventually located the truck which was said to be registered to a "boyfriend" behind a mobile home. The truck had it's passenger side mirror broken and an oak leaf in it according to reports. The owner of the vehicle in question said he hadn't driven the truck in over two hours.
According to the arrest report, Ramsey then admitted to the authorities that she hauled butt (and bewbs) because she was driving topless and wanted to surprise her "boyfriend."
Mandy took to her public Facebook page and gave her own version of the story. Here's what she had to say:
"They didn't "catch" me behind the wheel, or topless, or with a boyfriend, and it did not end in an oak tree collision! They came to my house while I was swimming."
As for why I put boyfriend in quotes the profile lists Mandy as married to Mr. James Woodard. Here's a more flattering pic of Mrs. Woodard from her page.
She was booked for fleeing and eluding law enforcement and released on a $5,000 bond.


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Sunday, February 24, 1980.ALL THAT JAZZ. Co-written by Robert Alan Aurthur. Music arranged and conducted by Ralph Burns. Co-written and directed by Bob Fosse. Running time: 123 minutes. Restricted entertainment with the B.C. Classifier's warning: some nude and suggestive scenes, scenes of surgery.
THE MAN IN BLACK is high above us. He is in the spotlight, precariously balanced on a tightrope. We hear his voice.
"To be on the wire is life. The rest is waiting."
"That's very theatrical," says the veiled, hauntingly beautiful Lady in White. "Did you make it up, Joe?"
"I wish I had," he answers, as we see the wire walker miss his step and plunge into the net below.
Wilkommen, bienvenue, welcome to All That Jazz, a film that offers a unique, unsparing, totally unexpected look into a man's soul, a film that may have been made by a man fulfilling a covenant with his God.
The man on the wire is Joe Gideon (Roy Scheider), choreographer, Broadway director and Hollywood auteur. As the film opens, he is in the process of casting a new stage musical and cutting his most recent picture.
The man on the line is Bob Fosse, choreographer, Broadway director and Hollywood auteur. All That Jazz is his fourth feature, a film that, of necessity, draws upon his previous pictures — 1969's Sweet Charity, Cabaret (1972) and Lenny (1974) — because its story is his own.
Gideon, who is on the verge of a nervous collapse, is editing a picture called The Stand-up, the story of a Lenny Bruce-like comedian. Filmgoers fascinated with wheels-within-wheels plotting can begin unravelling Fosse's remarkable film right here.
The actor playing Gideon's stand-up is named Ira Newman. He is played by Cliff Gorman, who had the title role in a New York stage show called Lenny.
Fosse was on the verge of a nervous collapse during the editing of a film called Lenny, a picture that starred Dustin Hoffman as the self-destructive comedian, Lenny Bruce. Fosse suffered a heart attack shortly after the film's release.
In All That Jazz, we see director Gideon agonizing over a scene from his film, a scene in which Newman makes light of one of our society's great taboos. "Death," he says, "is a very hip thing right now."
The comedian goes on to tell us that death is experienced in five stages: anger, denial, bargaining, depression and acceptance. At one point, director Fosse cuts from an image of Newman to an image of his Lady in White (Jessica Lange), with whom we see Gideon flirting throughout the film.
Who is this alluring, nameless creature? We see her smile a warm, inviting smile, and the overlapping sound tells us that her real name is " . . . death."
All That Jazz is incredible. A stunning musical drama, it is the backstage biography to end them all. It is full of singing, dancing, wit, romance, laughter and tears.
It is also a two-hour-long death scene.
In All that Jazz, an artist considers his own mortality. Fosse shows us Gideon passing through the five stages. He opens the man's heart to us figuratively and, in a brief, explicit scene in the operating theatre, literally.
By telling us his own story, he opens himself to charges of self-indulgence. He must know that death, if taken seriously, is usually death at the box office.
Credit the man with daring. His All That Jazz is stylized, personal, serious and uncompromising.
Credit him, as well, with success. His movie is a masterpiece, a one-of-a-kind film experience.
Scheider gives a tour-de-force performance as the dynamic, driven director, a man who, in the midst of preparations for a new show, is hospitalized. He endures open-heart surgery, considers his options in a series of striking fantasy numbers, and chooses to embrace the Lady in White.
No, the movie is not a downer. Fosse, remember, chose life. Fosse lived to tell the tale. Indeed, the making of the movie may have been part of the bargain he struck, the reason why his life force prevailed.
Rich and revealing, Fosse's film is full of themes, ideas, terrific touches and magical moments. Reduce it to its essentials, though, and you discover that it's a jubilant, unashamed affirmation of life and a great mortality play.
Ignore the nay-sayers. Go see Joe Gideon die.
He'll make you glad to be alive.
The above is a restored version of a Province review by Michael Walsh originally published in 1980. For additional information on this archived material, please visit my FAQ.
Afterword: Among its many delights, All that Jazz is a great father-daughter story. The expression on Joe Gideon's face as he watches his daughter dance for him is pure love. (Along with director Bob Fosse, and the picture itself, actor Roy Scheider was an Oscar nominee.) As noted in my review, Fosse survived his own 1974 open-heart surgery. Following All that Jazz, he co-wrote and directed the backstage biography Star 80 (1983), the tragic tale of Vancouver-born model-turned-actress Dorothy Stratten. Fosse died in 1987, aged 60, of yet another heart attack.


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No, Amnesty, Women Don't Need Protection From Men
Amnesty International's war on 'Toxic Twitter' is an insult to women. What today's censorious feminists have forgotten is that every major victory for women's rights - the right of women to attend university, to vote, for equal pay, for access to abortion and contraception - was at one time considered grossly offensive by some. If causing offence had been prohibited, not one of these campaigns would have got off the ground. Women's rights were won not by asking to be protected, but by offending. Rolling back free speech in the name of feminism is truly insulting to women.