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With things so up in the air with our economy right now, it's a good idea to have a job plan B in case you need one. Hopefully, you've explored ways to make extra money and have learned how to network. If things turn sour for you, those two skills will come in very handy and developing them will seem like a very wise decision in hindsight.
If you sense that your position may be in jeopardy, don't sit back and depend on "hope" to get your through. You need a job plan B and, although no job protection plan is foolproof, there are some definite steps you can take to help you weather the storm.
1. Determine what you're good at and what you're passionate about. Ask yourself the 20 Questions and be willing to make some decisions quickly if the need arises.
2. Learn more about who you are and what motivates you. There are scores of different personality tests out there from DISC Analysis to Meyers-Briggs to PTSI. The key is to find out what motivates you, how you respond to pressure, and what types of positions will bring out your best performance. Knowing yourself will help you decide what types of other jobs you might jump to in case yours goes south.
3. Update your resume. Be positive, but above all be honest. Don't stretch the truth on your education, your accomplishments, who you reported to, your responsibilities, or anything else about your career. Unless you have no concept of the written word, don't pay someone else to rewrite your resume. Go to the library and check out the dozens of books on writing a good one and read them! And don't waste your money on those "resume blasting" services that supposedly send your resume out to 10,000 executive recruiters and HR professionals. They don't work and they don't give refunds. Trust me.
4. Always have a Grrrr-reat! attitude at work. The single biggest thing you can control IS your attitude and it will have a tremendous impact on how others think of you. It is much easier for the "hatchet person" to target a sour, negative, ill-tempered person for termination than a cheerful, upbeat person who is constructive and creative.
5. Never fly under the radar. "Under the radar" doesn't exist. When the time comes for cutbacks, the radar goes all the way to the ground…and then some. Every person, every project is being assessed and every person's name is on the "sheet." If you're invisible, it's pretty easy to say, "I won't miss him." Instead, you have to find ways to be visible in a positive way. Keep doing your job well and using your time wisely. Now's the time to shine.


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MS Ed., Waldorf Education, Sunbridge College; BS, Hearing and Speech Sciences, Ohio University
Lyn has been working as a Waldorf kindergarten teacher for more than 13 years. For the past several years, she has been leading Green Meadow's satellite kindergarten, Child's Garden, located at the neighboring Rudolf Steiner Fellowship Community. She also directs the Summer Farm Days program, which provides children with many of the same activities that are offered in the early childhood classes. Lyn serves as a Co-Chair for the Early Childhood Section, is a member of the Collegium and is the chair of the Go Green Committee. In addition, she teaches part-time in the Early Childhood Education program at Sunbridge Institute. In her free time, Lyn enjoys working in her garden.
MS Ed., Waldorf Education, Sunbridge College; BS, Speech Pathology, Kent State University
Leslie, who has been teaching since 1996, began her Waldorf teaching career at the Waldorf School of Baltimore. She joined Green Meadow nine years ago, and is currently the chair of the Collegium. In addition, she serves on the school's Teacher Development, Diversity, and Emergency Response Committees, while also serving on the Boards of Green Meadow and Sunbridge Institute. She teaches in the part-time Early Childhood Education program at the Institute, as well as mentors students enrolled in that program.
Prior to becoming a Waldorf teacher, Leslie worked as a Speech and Hearing Therapist for several years before becoming a full-time fiber artist. She successfully plied her craft for 10 years before she met Waldorf Education. At that point, she was inspired to unite her skills as an artist with her love of working with young children in a career as a Waldorf teacher. In her spare time, she is a Lazure artist.
BA, Social Work, Rotterdam University, the Netherlands; Waldorf Teacher Education, Freie Hochschule, Stuttgart, Germany; coursework in Remedial/Therapeutic Education, certification Simplicity Parenting Group Leader
Marieke grew up in the Netherlands and attended a Waldorf School from Kindergarten through High School. Before becoming a Parent & Child Teacher, she worked with children and their parents in the Netherlands and in Germany. First as a social worker, later as a Waldorf Class Teacher, Music Teacher, and Remedial Teacher (inspired by the "Extra Lesson" method developed by Audrey McAllen) for special-needs children.
After moving to the US in 2008, she was trained to become a Simplicity Parenting Group Leader and has since led several courses and workshops.
Recently, Marieke attended the course in Early Child Development at the renowned Sophia's Hearth Institute.
Marieke lives in Chestnut Ridge with her husband and their three children, and enjoys singing and hiking (preferably at the same time).
MS Ed., Remedial Education, Sunbridge College; Waldorf Training/Towson State University; Montessori Certificate (ages 2 1/2-7 years); BA, Human Development, Antioch College
Andrea began teaching in 1977 at the Waldorf School of Baltimore, and has more than 20 years teaching experience in parent & Child, nursery, and kindergarten classes. In addition to being an early childhood educator, she has also been active in WECAN (Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America), as both a membership coordinator and Board member, and was formerly an Academic Administrator/Instructor for early childhood education at Sunbridge College. She is among the authors of Mentoring in Waldorf Early Childhood Education and has written articles published in Gateways, the professional journal for Waldorf Early Childhood educators. Being outdoors, sharing the wonders of nature with young children, is one of Andrea's greatest pleasures. She is the mother of three children, who are all Waldorf alumni.
MS Ed., Waldorf Education, Sunbridge College; MS, Nursing, Women's Health, Rutgers University; Registered Nurse and Women's Health Nurse Practitioner; Lactation Consultant
For many years, Carol has worked part-time with women, infants, and children as a maternal-child health nurse. Before joining Green Meadow as a nursery teacher in 2006, she taught Waldorf-inspired art classes and Parent & Child classes in a Waldorf-inspired nursery school in New Jersey. Carol is a member of the Go Green Committee and the Media Resource Group. As a native of Switzerland, she is multi-lingual. She enjoys spending time in nature with her family, working with fiber arts and plant dyeing, making dolls and puppets, and practicing the art of puppetry. Carol is the mother of two Green Meadow students.
MS Ed., Waldorf Education, Sunbridge College; MS, Elementary Education, C.W. Post, Long Island University; B.A. English, College of Charleston
Prior to teaching, Lisa worked as a Personnel Administrator for seven years. She began her teaching in a public school before becoming a Waldorf early childhood teacher in 2001. She was a kindergarten teacher at Mountain Laurel Waldorf School, and a nursery teacher at Dayspring Community School before joining Green Meadow as a kindergarten teacher. Inspired by the growing number of families seeking Parent & Child programs for babies and toddlers, she recently began her birth-to-three training at Sophia's Hearth in Keene, NH and teaches our growing Parent & Child classes. She is the Director of Early Childhood Admissions and Family Programs, Co-chair of the Early Childhood Section, and a member of the Collegium. She serves on the Communications and Marketing Committee and the Envisioning Group. Lisa enjoys both research and writing, and authored Eingefallen and Rabbit Holes (Sunbridge College Online News). She is continually inspired by her work with parents, her observations of the children, and her experience as a part-time teacher in the Early Childhood Education program at Sunbridge Institute. As the mother of two boys at Green Meadow, she often attends school basketball, baseball, and soccer games, and enjoys playing doubles beach volleyball with her husband.
MS Ed., Waldorf Early Childhood Education, Sunbridge College; BA Social Science, Southern Oregon University; Foundation Studies, Waldorf School of Garden City; Licensed Early Childhood Teacher
Nell has been serving young children as a Waldorf Early Childhood teacher since 2000. Her love of little children, coupled with her awareness of the profound sanctity of childhood, led her to this most wonderful vocation; she teaches as a way of helping to guide the young child into the vast world, being ever-mindful of protecting innocence, joy, and wonder. She has enjoyed experiencing the various stages of the young child's development while working as a Nursery, Kindergarten, and Parent/Toddler Educator.
For the past six years, Nell was administrator of the Magic Garden Waldorf School in Northern Vermont, a WECAN full-member school which she founded, where she also taught and mentored.
Prior to becoming a Waldorf teacher, Nell worked as a public-school teacher in Brooklyn, NY. She has served on the Boards of two Waldorf Schools, and was the Faculty Chair at Green Mountain Waldorf School.
Nell's husband Charlie is also a trained Waldorf Early Childhood Teacher, and is currently helping to run the organic farm at the nearby Fellowship Community. Their daughter, a Waldorf graduate, is entering her junior year at the University of Vermont, and their young son is in his first year at Green Meadow. In their free time, the family enjoys cooking together, working with wool, exploring the wooded trails of the Threefold community, and taking exciting day trips into NYC.
BM, Mannes College of Music; Certificate from The Child and Family in the First Three Years, Sophia's Hearth Family Center, Keene, NH; Foundation Studies, Sunbridge College, Chestnut Ridge, NY
Rebecca grew up in Germany and attended a Waldorf school from kindergarten through high school. Before becoming an early childhood teacher, Rebecca taught private violin lessons to students at Green Meadow from 1993-1997. Her journey then took her to Budapest, Hungary, where she taught German at a Waldorf school, and later to Baltimore, where she taught Music. It was during her time in Baltimore that she first assisted in a Waldorf nursery class, as well as in a Parent & Child class. She joined Green Meadow in 2006, began her formal training at Sophia's Hearth, and has now been teaching for six years. She has woven her early experiences as a Waldorf student with the wisdom she has gleaned through mothering and studying child development. Rebecca has two children attending Green Meadow.
Meadow's Nest is an option for parents who need care for their children following the nursery or kindergarten morning. The afternoon teachers, working cooperatively with the morning nursery and kindergarten teachers, focus on the art of care-giving and provide as seamless an experience as possible for the children staying until 3:00pm.
BA, Kyoto University of Foreign Language, Japan; Certificate in Early Childhood Education, Sunbridge Institite, Chestnut Ridge, NY
Azuza joined Green Meadow in 2009, assisting in the kindergarten and nursery, and in the Saturday Japanese kindergarten. Prior to becoming a Waldorf early childhood teacher, Azusa taught Japanese language and culture (Ikebana Flower Arrangement) for 20 years in Japan, Taiwan, Brazil, and the US. She co-authored several Japanese language textbooks (workbooks and curriculum) for beginners to advanced students, and wrote a series of articles on Japanese kindergartens, primary, and secondary schools for Japion Japanese newspaper. Her son is a student at Green Meadow.
BS, Psychology; BS, Special Education; Associate's Degree in Human Services, Mercy College; Certificate in Early Childhood Education, Sunbridge College, Chestnut Ridge, NY
Patricia has 20 years' teaching experience in private and public New York City schools. She has taught in nursery and kindergarten classes and first and second grades; as well as in a Waldorf-inspired kindergarten class for children who have special needs. Patricia is also a certified reflexologist, who works with children, senior citizens, and adults with developmental disabilities.
Early childhood training course, The Child and Family in the First Three Years, Sophia's Hearth Family Center, Keene, NH; Introduction to the Waldorf Kindergarten, Sunbridge College, Chestnut Ridge, NY; Dental Radiography License, Bergen Community College, Paramus, NJ; Liberal Arts major, Los Angeles Valley College, Van Nuys, CA
Dorothy has worked at Green Meadow as the Afternoon Kindergarten Teacher, as well as a Parent & Child playgroup leader. She returns this year as the Cook for the afternoon children.
Certificate in Early Childhood Education, Sunbridge College, Chestnut Ridge, NY; Foundation Studies at Sunbridge College; AA, Japanese Literature, Bunkyo University
Prior to becoming an assistant at Green Meadow in 2009, Kaori worked as an intern in the kindergarten and at the Pfeiffer Center garden. In addition, she worked extensively as a costume designer and technician for dance theater productions in Japan and the US. She practiced organic farming and Western astrology in Japan, and has also been studying Native American ceremonies for 11 years. Her son attends Green Meadow.
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I had gotten a few requests for a printable of the little yoda file so here you go!
I had gotten a few requests for a printable of the little yoda file so here you go!
Finding just the right storage for our LEGO bricks (as you know) has been a never ending process. We have them stored nicely in drawer/bins right now but the biggest complaint is that the boys have to dump them out to find what they are looking for so there is always a supply of LEGO bricks all over the floor. I've seen Swoop bags before and was SO excited to get our first bag to try out.
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I feel like there is always something new and inspirational that I find in each new room makeover that's posted online. I love that we have such easy access to quick inspiration (instead of waiting for new magazines to come out).
Love everything in this room from La La Lovely
Love this DIY recycling center for kids - a great space for them to use their imagination from Handmade Charlotte
I think we can all agree we need one of these somewhere in the house - from Mmm Crafts
Lots of DIY ideas in this tween boy room at Shift Ctrl Art
Love all the energy burning ideas in this playroom at Fun at Home with Kids
We have LEGO bricks out the ears over here. The minifigs are by far the favorites and most used. We have some in our shadow box display but I wanted something a little different. I saw this image on flickr a few years ago and then I posted about this great display Jaime made back in 2011. I chose to make a smaller version to try out for the first time.
I used the IKEA RIBBA frame in a 9x11 (the one matted for an 8x10 or 5x7 with a mat). I like this one because it has some depth to it but I'm sure any picture frame would work. I left the glass in and just placed a piece of white paper as the background. You could do any image you wanted in the back!
Now this is where some people might differ from myself. I am an "eye" it kind of person. No measuring was done here so if you are a perfectionist (or are doing more than 2 rows) you'll want a ruler or something to measure distance to make sure these are spaced evenly.
I used 2x2 white bricks that we had picked up from the bick-a-brick section of our LEGO store just for this reason (so I wouldn't get in trouble for using bricks that belonged to a set). I went ahead and put some minifigs on the bricks so that I could place them with enough room. For your reference they are about 1/34" from the bottom of one to the top of another (not counting the studs) 2" should give you plenty of room for normal minifigs. I wanted 6 to fit on this small frame so I spaced them accordingly.
Then you hot glue the bricks directly to the glass/plexiglass. I like doing this because I can still remove the bricks later if wanted/needed. I haven't tried it after a long period of time but within an hour they were still removable.
That's it! Obviously a larger frame would take more time, but this small one was quick and easy and a big hit. The boys both loved it and want more in their room. We can mix and match along with our shadow box display!
Star Wars poster from Design Attractor
I have seen some awesome rooms lately and figured if I am loving the inspiration then you probably will too! I have to say I'm really struggling with my boys' smaller rooms so I can use all the ideas I can get.
I Am Momma - Hear Me Roar has some awesome display and LEGO organization ideas
There are so many fun ideas and details in this room by Nellie Bellie (love the lights!)
I really, really love this pipe shelf unit from House Inhabit
Handmade Charlotte created the perfect art station for under $50
I have to figure out something for them! I think first we need to work on a bed with storage like this one from Pink Toes & Power Tools
Can I tell you all a "secret" about myself? I am not an organized person. I LOVE organization, but I am definitely not an organized person so I can use all the help I can get!
You may have pinned a post from my friends over at Modern Parents Messy Kids POYEL series this last year (Project organize your entire life) a LOT of people did (over 400,000) and rightly so! I am so excited to delve into their new ebook/Kindle book!
Here's a bit more info on what's in the book:
I am excited to start reading/studying my copy! You can get one for only $6.99 if you need help like me ;) Other versions will be out shortly.
I think my favorite post from that series is the toddler creativity center
I'm still working (ok trying to get back to working) on organization that works well for the boys' rooms. If you're in the same boat as me here are some more posts I've found inspiring
Organize and Decorate Everything has TONS of great ideas for room organization
I love the idea of a peg board to store lots of things! from Just Between Friends
We've talked about LEGO storage a few times here, here, and here
Who else has organization on the brain?!
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I haven't shared any room inspiration for a while and I am in desperate need for some! If you're like me and trying to organize/finish up/re-decorate rooms before the holidays here is some inspiration for you!
from Ikeafamilylive.com
from The Selby
from ladyreynolds on Flickr
from I Am Momma - Hear Me Roar
from Traveling Mama
from design sponge
I feel like there is no room in my boys' new rooms to fit a desk but everytime I see one I want to make room from Fantastic Frank
from Mokkasin
from Nib
from Weekday Carnival
If you'd like a dose of reality check out our "Real Blogger Kids Rooms" post.
The boys are getting the holiday itch thanks to stores and neighbors getting their decorations up! They were excited to make our own Halloween garland using this template from Minieco. We didn't use clear plastic behind the eyes just white paper.
And yes I realize I need to print pictures to put in my frames - maybe we should talke bets on how long it takes me ;) It's the first time that I've tried to decorate our very tiny little mantle thing give me a break lol!
We have a fun Halloween craft we're working on for you too (just haven't finished yet)!
So tell me that I'm not the only one with empty frames? Have you started holiday decorating yet?


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Title[ Floor Statement General Michael Hayden Nomination
Date[ May 25, 2006
Location[ Washington, D.C.
Mr. President.
Let me start by saying that General Hayden is extremely well qualified for this position. Having previously served as head of the National Security Agency and as Deputy Director of National Intelligence under John Negroponte, he has thirty years of experience in intelligence and national security matters. And he was nearly universally praised during his confirmation to deputy DNI.
Unfortunately, General Hayden is being nominated under troubling circumstances as the architect and chief defender of a program of wiretapping and collection of phone records outside of FISA oversight. This is a program that is still accountable to no one and no law.
Now, there is no one in this Congress who doesn't want President Bush to have every tool at his disposal to prevent terrorist attacks - including the use of a surveillance program. Every single American - Democrat and Republican -- who remembers the images of falling towers and needless death would gladly support increased surveillance to prevent another attack.
But over the last six months, Americans have learned that the National Security Agency has been spying on Americans without judicial approval. We learned about this not from the Administration, but from the New York Times and USA Today. Every time a revelation came out, President Bush refused to answer questions from Congress.
This is part of a general stance by this Administration that it can operate with no restraints. President Bush is interpreting Article II of the Constitution as giving him authority with no bounds. The Attorney General and a hand full of scholars agree with this view, and I don't doubt the sincerity with which the President and his lawyers believe this constitutional interpretation. However, the overwhelming weight of legal authority is against the President on his unbounded authority without any checks or balances. This is not how our Constitution is designed.
We don't expect the President to give the American people every detail about a classified surveillance program. But we do expect him to place such a program within the rule of law, and to allow members of the other two coequal branches of government - Congress and the Judiciary - to have the ability to monitor and oversee such a program. Our Constitution and our right to privacy as Americans require as much.
Unfortunately, we were never given the chance to make that examination. Time and again, President Bush has refused to come clean to Congress. Why was it that 14 of 16 members of the Intelligence Committee were kept in the dark for four and a half years? The only reason that some Senators are now being briefed is because the story was made public. Without that information it is impossible to make the decisions that allow us to balance the need to fight terrorism while still upholding the rule of law and privacy protections that make this country great.
Every democracy is tested when it is faced with a serious threat. As a nation, we have to find the right balance between privacy and security, between executive authority to face threats and uncontrolled power. What protects us, and what distinguishes us, are the procedures we put in place to protect that balance, namely judicial warrants and congressional review. These aren't arbitrary ideas. These are the concrete safeguards that make sure that surveillance hasn't gone too far. That someone is watching the watchers.
The exact details of these safeguards are not etched in stone. They can be reevaluated from time to time. The last time we had a major overhaul of the intelligence apparatus was 30 years ago in the aftermath of Watergate. After those dark days, the White House worked in a collaborative way with Congress through the Church Committee to study the issue, revise intelligence laws and set up a system of checks and balances. It worked then and it could work now. But unfortunately, this Administration has made no effort to reach out to Congress and tailor FISA.
I have no doubt that General Hayden will be confirmed. But I am going to reluctantly vote against him to send a signal to this Administration that even in these circumstances President Bush is not above the law. I am voting against Hayden in the hope that he will be more humble before the great weight of responsibility that he has, not only to protect our lives, but to protect our democracy.
Americans fought a Revolution in part over the right to be free from unreasonable searches - to ensure that our government couldn't come knocking in the middle of the night for no reason. We need to find a way forward to make sure that we can stop terrorists while protecting the privacy, and liberty, of innocent Americans. We have to find a way to give the President the power he needs to protect us, while making sure he doesn't abuse that power. It is possible to do that. We have done it before, we could do it again.
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I love shoes with a passion,I have a collection of over 20 comprising mainly JL,EG and C&J.Now maybe its just me but I can wear an 8/8.5/9 all with no problems at all.Maybe a thinner sock on the 8 and a thicker sock on the 9.I have yet to find a particular last in my size that does not fit my foot,which leads me to my original question.Why the ossession with Bespoke shoes?I completely understand Bespoke suits,shirts etc...because if the fit isn't right the whole world sees it but with a shoe its different.Nobody knows if you have 2mm more width down there than what you really need.Also I realise that with Bespoke you can choose the leather,style etc..but mostly all I hear people banging on about is the fit.Am I wrong,is wearing a pair of bespoke that fit like the proverbially glove better than sex or are you better buying 4 pairs of RTW in your size that fit perfectly well.
Shoes are not clothes. There are a lot more obstacles with acquiring a comfortable fit (especially with your first pair or two) because your feet expand and contract more (assuming all other bodily factors are normal) than the rest of you. It is also sometimes difficult to get a "terrific" fit. My point is, just because it is custom, do not assume you will automatically achieve nirvana in terms of fit. There are a few craftsman than can deliver this, others cannot. If you find one that does, you will be assured of a beautiful shoe with gives you support, comfort and improved dexterity.
Style. Sometimes a style is not right, in spite of the quality of the shoes made. it could be the taste level of the shoemaker or the culture which produced his approach to style just doesnt fit with yours. it doesnt make the shoes inferior, just inappropriate.
Also, your foot may be shaped in a way that the particualr maker cannot build an attractive upper around your foot (Has happened to me). If you have a large or wide (or both like me) foot, it will be hard to see what a shoe will look like on your foot from the slender small models many makers use to demonstrate their house style.
A lot of ready mades, even in stock specials, can provide just as much joy.
Although for the true shoe aficionado getting custom made shoes is a bit of a rush and an addiction.
Definitely an indulgence, definitely one I approve of.
Who is your shoemaker? Or who have you found to be the best for you?
My taste may be too coarse, but I can only justify the cost of bespoke shoes for "important" pairs that I may wear at least twice a month.
The rest of the time I don't see enough difference between my bespoke and my Edward Greens. EG's 82 last looks more like a bespoke shoe than my Cleverley bespoke do.
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Who is your shoemaker? Or who have you found to be the best for you?
I haven't had a pair made in a few years. I got turned off by a couple of bad experiences here in the USA. I find that my rtw edward greens are enjoyable enough, amongst some other brands I wear.
I will definitely try a few Custom Makers in the very near future.
It depends.
To some of us bespoke shoes are worth the high cost. Among the pros I've found: 1) I have wide feet but narrow heels. With RTW shoes I always experience slippage at the heel. As a result, I get blisters and abrasions, plus socks wear out prematurely. Gets even worse with those sticky heel inserts supposed to correct the slippage problem. My bespoke shoes cling perfectly to my heels while having the needed space up front. 2) Built-in padded tongues. My sensitive insteps are most thankful to these pads in my bespoke shoes; aftermarket sticky pads are not nearly as comfortable and break the line of the shoes. 3) Bespoke shoes can accommodate little bumps and protrusions of your feet better, preventing the occurrence of painful abrasions and blisters. 4) Built-in orthopedics; not necessarily to treat deformities, but simple stuff like arch supports. 5) If you wear an F fitting like I do, RTW shoes usually don't look nearly as elegant as a bespoke version made by a master last maker. The last maker and clicker can incorporate many "tricks" to elongate the line. 6) Huge selection of top-quality leathers and linings that are not available in RTW. 7) Bespoke shoes can be adjusted at any time should any anatomical changes take place (e.g. I went through physical therapy to reduce pronation and some adjustments were made to my shoes after treatment). 8) Heels, welting, waist, and proportions of bespoke shoes from a master craftsman look soooo much better and waaayyy more distinctive than RTW, IMO!
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Will wrote:
My taste may be too coarse, but I can only justify the cost of bespoke shoes for "important" pairs that I may wear at least twice a month.
The rest of the time I don't see enough difference between my bespoke and my Edward Greens. EG's 82 last looks more like a bespoke shoe than my Cleverley bespoke do.
I really don't think this is a matter of taste, just a matter of priorities. You have yours and should be unapologetic for them.
Shoefetishist, I too can sometimes wear different sizes, depending on the last. The Allen Edmonds 4 last, for instance, fits me almost equally well in 9D and 8.5E. In vintage Johnston and Murphy Aristocrafts, I have 9D, 9.5C, 9.5D and all fit almost the same (the 9.5D is a tad wide, but a thick sock takes care of this). Therefore, I think FNB's other reasons above cover better reasons to go bespoke.
Perhaps the qustion is wheter you consider yourself an aesthete or not


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State title hopes were dashed on a chilly November night for two Akron-area high school teams as the St Vincent St Mary Fighting Irish fell to the Chagrin Falls Tigers 30-12 in the Division III Regional Final at Bedford Bearcat Stadium. Over in Solon, Gerry Rardin's Walsh Jesuit Warriors lost a tough one to the Aurora Greenmen 21-14 in overtime in the Division II Regional Final.
In a game heard on 1590 WAKR and wakr.net, both SVSM and Chagrin Falls stumbled out of the gate early as an early turnover by Irish running back Sae'Von Fitzgerald on a counter play put the Tigers in prime position to score, but they couldn't take advantage as junior quarterback Tommy Iammarino fumbled inside the Irish 20.
Chagrin Falls struck first with a 20-yard field goal from Alex Hallwachs to put the Tigers up 3-0 halfway through the first quarter. The Irish answered right back with a 78-yard Sae'Von Fitzgerald touchdown run to put them up 7-3.
The Irish gave Chagrin Falls plently of opportunities to cash in some points in the first half with good field position, but only came up with a pair of field goals off the foot of Alex Hallwachs to cut the league to 7-6 to close out the first quarter.
The SVSM defense, who came into the game with a lot of acclaim, lived up to their billing by only giving up three field goals as they trailed 9-7 early in the second quarter. The Irish put a solid drive thanks to senior signal-caller Kevin Besser who threw a couple of long passes to Jordan Hargrove and Franshon Bickley to set up the Irish in the red zone until Sae'Von Fitzgerald fumbled, giving the ball back to the Tigers. But that wasn't the worst news for St. V as quarterback Kevin Besser left the game with an apparent knee injury.
The tough Irish defense held tough forcing another Tiger punt, which led to a high snap from Chagrin Falls resulting in a safety and a tie ball game with four and a half minutes left to go in the first half until SVSM kicker Antonio Manfut broke the tie with a field goal to put the Irish up 12-9 heading into the half.
Second half was more of the same for the Irish D as Dan Boarman's group held the Tigers in check forcing a three-and-out to start things off, and the special teams came through by blocking a Chagrin punt thanks to sophomore Aaron Adkins.
With SVSM QB Kevin Besser forced out of the game with a knee injury, it was up to Clayton Uecker and Aaron Bushner to line up under center, which made the Irish one-dimensional, in turn giving the Tigers good field position once again, where Chagrin Falls running back Kurt Vidmer plunged in from one yard out to give his team a 16-12 lead with under three and a half to go in the 3rd.
Three huge plays marked the end of the third with both quarterbacks throwing interceptions, first Clayton Uecker for St. Vincent-St Mary and then Tommy Iammarino tossed one to SVSM linebacker Tyler Bischoff, who returned it to the 27 yard line. The Irish gave it right back as Uecker was looking for Franshon Bickley deep, when it was intercepted by Chagrin Falls defensive back Billy Cale, who fumbled it himself, but one of his Tiger teammates bailed him out.
Chagrin Falls took control with their ball-control offense led by running back Jack Campbell, who put the Tigers on his shoulders with tough, hard running including a short-yardage touchdown plunge. Campbell had over 100 yards in the game and came in averaging nearly seven yards per carry.
Tommy Iammarino added another 1-yard score late in the 4th to put an exclamation point on the victory.
The Irish defense, that played well the majority of the game, got worn out by the grind-it-out offense of the Tigers who move on to the State semifinal with an undefeated record of 13-0. The Irish end the season at 10-3.
Over in the Division II Regional Semifinals at Solon High School, it was a defensive struggle as Walsh Jesuit and Aurora battled it out for the right to go to the State Semis. The Warriors defense showed up as they held Aurora out of the endzone 4 times from the one yard line on a first quarter goalline stand.
Walsh Jesuit capped a 39 yard touchdown drive on a Brock Jones 6 yard run with 1:38 left to go in the 1st half.
Aurora quarterback Blake Calcei scored on a 33 yard 4th down run with 19 seconds left.
Aurora took a 14-7 third quarter lead with a but Gerry Rardin's Walsh Jesuit Warriors answered right back with a score of their own.
The Warriors dominated defensively holding the Greenmen to 38 total yards in the second half.
Walsh missed two field goals and overtime was the end result as a partially blocked kick and an attempt that went wide right did them in.
In overtime, Aurora was bailed out by a pass interference call on the Warriors and got the go-ahead score with a 4 yard Blake Calcei run.
Walsh had the ball fourth and goal from the 4 on their possession, but a pass was intercepted at the goal line by the Greenmen. The Warriors end the season at 10-2, while Aurora moves on to the Division II State Semifinals with a record of 12-1.


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The 2009 61th Emmy Award nominations have been announced! You wanna know em? Well since you asked so nicely, here are just a few with my picks for each.
Best Drama Series
* 'Big Love'
* 'Damages'
* 'Dexter'
* 'House'
* 'Lost'
* 'Mad Men'
Dexter has to win! That guy is crazy awesome!
Best Actor, Drama Series
* Bryan Cranston, 'Breaking Bad'
* Michael C. Hall, 'Dexter'
* Hugh Laurie, 'House'
* Gabriel Byrne, 'In Treatment'
* Jon Hamm, 'Mad Men'
* Simon Baker, 'The Mentalist'
Ah now this is tricky. Hugh Laurie is a seasoned pro, Jon Hamm is a Jon Hottie, and Michael C. Hall plays Dexter. Ah! Hmm. Okay Hugh Laurie you've got my vote this time.
Best Actress, Drama Series
* Sally Field, 'Brothers and Sisters'
* Kyra Sedgwick, 'The Closer'
* Glenn Close, 'Damages'
* Mariska Hargitay, 'Law & Order: SVU'
* Elisabeth Moss, 'Mad Men'
* Holly Hunter, 'Saving Grace'
Elisabeth Moss because she's engaged to Saturday Night Live's Fred Armisen. And I love him.
Best Comedy Series
* 'Entourage'
* 'Family Guy'
* 'Flight Of The Conchords'
* 'How I Met Your Mother'
* 'The Office'
* '30 Rock'
* 'Weeds'
AHHH NOW THIS IS A REALLY TRICKY PICK! 3 way tie. Flight Of The Conchords, The Office, and 30 Rock will just have to share.
Best Actor, Comedy Series
* Jim Parsons, 'The Big Bang Theory'
* Jemaine Clement, 'Flight Of The Conchords'
* Tony Shalhoub, 'Monk'
* Steve Carell, 'The Office'
* Alec Baldwin, '30 Rock'
* Charlie Sheen, 'Two And A Half Men'
Jemaine Clement because I want him and I to get married. And because of this.
Best Actress, Comedy Series
* Julia Louis-Dreyfus, 'The New Adventures Of Old Christine'
* Christina Applegate, 'Samantha Who?'
* Sarah Silverman, 'The Sarah Silverman Show'
* Tina Fey, '30 Rock'
* Toni Collette, United States Of Tara'
* Mary-Louise Parker, 'Weeds'
Tina Fey. Because of night cheese.
Best Variety, Music or Comedy Special
* 'The Colbert Report'
* 'The Daily Show'
* 'The Late Show With David Letterman'
* 'Real Time With Bill Maher'
* 'Saturday Night Live'
Can there be another 3 way tie? Colbert, Daily and SNL? Please?
Best Reality Competition
* 'The Amazing Race'
* 'American Idol'
* 'Dancing With the Stars'
* 'Project Runway'
* 'Top Chef'
Project Runway is in. The rest are out. Auf weidersehen.
You can see the full list here! What are your picks? Let me know!
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Title: Communication Theory
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Catalog Description: An introduction to the most important contemporarytheories of human communication. This course willexplore general issues concerning the nature oftheory and communication, the relation betweentheory and practice, and the influence of cultureand gender. Students will critically examine howthe communication process contributes to thedevelopment of information and meaning, selfhood,interpersonal relationships, social influence, andculture. (1) Lecture: 3hrs/wk.
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Comments: Communications 250.
Catalog Description: In this course students will think, analyze, andwrite carefully about public messages thatinfluence our experience, professions, lives andcultures. This course will explore thepossibilities and difficulties of forming, using,and evaluating messages that individuals or groupsuse to influence or change a large publicaudience. (1) Lecture: 3hrs/wk.
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Switzerland - a loyal friend to Mongolians in times of dzudsFor more than a decade, Switzerland has been a loyal friend to Mongolia in times of natural disaster. For three consecutive years from 1999 to 2001, Mongolia was subject to an extreme winter phenomenon known as a dzud. Faced with widespread losses of livestock and economic ruin for many, Switzerland was among the first countries to respond to the joint 2001 UN and Mongolian Government appeal for assistance for dzud-affected herders.
Initially, the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) - Switzerland's international cooperation agency under the Federal Department of Foreign Affairs - provided immediate aid for dzud victims through the implementation of a range of humanitarian assistance programmes. In addition to such traditional aid as the provision of fodder, medicine and clothing, SDC undertook Mongolia's first cash assistance for herders' initiative for those who had lost all their livestock - the cornerstone of their survival. The "Cash for Herders" programme proved so successful that it subsequently became a model system for such future assistance.
In the wake of the dzuds, SDC remained in Mongolia as a development partner to help the country in its transition to market-oriented economic and social development, and its activities gradually shifted from humanitarian aid to long-term development cooperation programmes that have sought to address the root causes of poverty and improve the livelihoods of Mongolia's rural population.
In the past decade, Mongolia has been consistently hailed for its post-transition economic and political successes and is now recognised as one of the world's most vibrant young democracies. Favourable economic, political and environmental conditions have resulted in significant economic growth. Mongolia is a resource-rich country on the verge of a boom in the minerals sector, with economic growth rates predicted to rise to 8-10 percent in the coming 10 years.
However, while Mongolia has grown economically, it has struggled with a rising level of poverty and in securing better and more secure livelihoods for its people. Almost one in two rural households is now considered poor, and rural/urban inequality is dramatically increasing. Inequality has led to income disparities, gender inequity, and a lack of access to such basic social services as health care, education and social security. Corruption is also widespread and is likely to increase as minerals revenues flow into the country, leading many to fear Mongolia will become a victim of the "resource curse".
Mongolia is also facing many challenges environmentally. The effects of global warming and overgrazing are being felt throughout the country and are threatening the livelihoods of many Mongolians, particularly herders and ex-herders who are dependent on the nation's natural resources, notably pastureland, farmland and water in the agricultural sector and minerals in the artisanal mining sector.
SDC sees its role in Mongolia as supporting the nation in its endeavours to translate its enormous economic potential from the mining boom into demonstrable development gains. In this regard, SDC is primarily focused on improving the livelihoods of herders and marginalised populations in the western region of Mongolia, where the level of poverty is highest. Swiss financial commitment to Mongolia
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iNSANE, 17
I've hit a wall now. I'm crying my eyes out because I made a decision as to whether to continue a long distance relationship or start a new relationship here with another girl. I chose the new relationship, and now I find myself regretting it all. The new girl is very great, but now I come to find out my ex deleted me off Facebook and hasn't talked to me in days. I'm crying like I've never cried before. I loved her very much, or at least I thought I did. Whatever I feel for her is still inside me, and I can't handle the thought of her letting me go. I didn't tell her about the new girl, but I asked her if we could possibly rekindle our relationship later on in the future. She didn't think she could make it that far. I think she hates me now, and I don't know what to do. I still love her. What if my ex-girlfriend has stopped loving me? I can't take any more pain. I've been in the most pain I've ever felt all week, and it just doesn't go away. What should I do?
iNSANE, it is natural to have some lingering feelings for an ex-girlfriend after you begin to date someone else.Maybe she was not the person you wanted in a long-term relationship. Some people have a hard time dealing with a breakup.
Couples who break up delete each other's social media pages for various reasons that may have nothing to do with you. Some people might need to disconnect after a breakup because they need to get their emotions under control in order to face their ex.
Try talking to your parents or older sibling about your relationship. Many adults have had trouble dealing with conflicting emotions after a breakup. Consider asking their point of view on your ex-girlfriend's behavior.
Consider talking to your current girlfriend about her past relationships. Try asking how things ended with her ex. Maybe you could discuss whether it is a good idea to keep in contact with an ex-partner after a breakup. Open conversations about feelings from a past relationship might help you understand your own. In addition, you can learn how she feels about her past relationships. Try explaining your feelings about your ex and how she could help you.
It might be a good idea to make sure a new relationship is what you want. You might try writing down the things you would like to say to your ex. For example, if you were unsure with a long-distance relationship, try telling her that. Be honest about the reasons why you broke up. Some ex-couples can remain friendships. Just work on your current relationship for the time being.


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SXSW 2012: IRON SKY Review
by Matt Goldberg Posted 1 year, 98 days ago
There are no half-measures when it comes to moon Nazis. The very phrase "moon Nazi" invites laughter. There's no room for serious consideration, and even biting satire can be a stretch. It's a goofy premise ripe for B-movie fun, and Iron Sky has no problem playing the fool and being silly right up until it begins to believe that people came to a movie about moon Nazis for CGI space battles and anything resembling dramatic contemplation. Director Timo Vuorensola forgets that when you make a movie involving moon Nazis, you must always stay true to the moon Nazis and the ridiculousness they embody.


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Today is the day that the next President of the United States of America will
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Retrieve images from Window Azure to Window Phone 7
2012年2月9日 3:42
Hello all,
I managed to upload an image from Camera Roll to my Window Azure Blob Storage, now I want to retrieve from the storage to Window Phone 7. Have search all over the www and there isn't any useful solution. Wondering any of you can help here? Rather urgent.
Any help would be appreciated ^^ Regards, forsakenedsj
2012年2月9日 4:49
Each blob in blob storage is accessible via a URL in <a href="http://.blob.core.windows.net/<blobcontainername>/blobname">http://<accountname>.blob.core.windows.net/<blobcontainername>/blobname. That is one way of accessing the images. This would fail if the blob container in which the images are uploaded has a "Private" ACL. In that case your options would be to either make use of Shared Access Signature or make use of API.
Hope this helps.
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2012年2月9日 5:01
Hi thanks for the valuable feedback.
Do I need to add in to my uploading code or create in a new C# file? Because I've no clue for this. Any help?
I followed this: http://buildmobile.com/a-practical-guide-to-photo-sharing-apps-using-windows-phone-and-azure/#fbid=r3j8cw2uWqf
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You can create a service for handling your images for WP application, suppose you create a REST service in local and expose it by ServiceBus, and you WP just need to invoke this service for get or upload images (By different url and method) as a client.
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2012年2月10日 19:02
Hi - thanks for the question!
For Gaurav's suggestion, if you wanted to make the container public, so that you could simply download the blob via its url, you would want to use the REST command "Set Container ACL", which you can read about here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd179391.aspx. Note that you only need to do this once per container, and that once it's done, all blobs in that container will be public.
Hope that helps!
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LONDON (AP) — Michael Phelps was honored with a special individual ceremony after concluding his record-breaking career Saturday as the most decorated Olympian. FINA president Julio Maglione presented Phelps with a silver trophy to recognize his achievements. Phelps pushed the United States in front to win the medley relay Saturday in the final swimming event of the London Games, after which he is retiring. He leaves the sport with a record 18 golds and 22 medals overall. At the 2008 Beijing Games, Phelps won eight golds, one more than the previous record of seven at one games held by fellow swimmer Mark Spitz. At these games Phelps won four golds and two silvers — again more medals than any other swimmer.
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I'm posting this as feature request for two mods (APTL and AUT) as both have it in new version. I'm not sure if mail sending upon action (mentioning, thanking, liking, etc.) is in free version, but I noticed this here (were it is in full version).
Anyway, I think that it would be good if mail sending could be turned off by default in userCP, so users need to turn it on if they want to receive emails about actions. Or at least that we have option in ACP to have this turned on or off by default for all our users.
I don't know how many users would like to receive emails about actions, but I think it is much better for larger sites and majority of users to turned this on if they want to receive emails. For example, I received e-mail that I was quoted here, so I turned it off for all actions for myself. Users who wants e-mail notification, they could turn it on themselves.


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The psycho-social rehabilitation of women who are brought to shelter homes is very essential to help them to return to a meaningful life in future. Often the staff of instiutions run by the government, who are solely responsible to take care of women, are not able to provide such care because of the large number of women in most of the institutions and the lack of adequate staff in providing care for the women. Moreover, they do not have the capacity or necessary inputs to understand the psycho-social needs and concerns of women. This adds to the woes of women in vulnerable situations and affects their overall development.
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Incremental WordPress Backups using Duply (Duplicity)
This post outlines how to create encrypted incremental backups for WordPress using duplicity and duply. The general method, as you will see is pretty generic, and I've been using it successfully to backup also Django sites and MediaWiki installations. You can use this method to make secure backups to almost any kind of service imagineable: ftp, sftp, Amazon S3, rsync, Rackspace Open Cloud, Ubuntu One, Google Drive and whatever else you can think about (as long as the duplicity folks implemented ). If you prefer a simpler solution, and don't care about incremental or encrypted backups, see my Improved FTP Backup for WordPress or my WordPress Backup to Amazon S3 Script.
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WordPress Administration over SSL on Lighttpd
In this tutorial we'll walk through the steps of enabling SSL (https) for the WordPress' admin panel when using Lighttpd as a webserver. The tutorial consists of two stages, the first is enabling SSL at the Lighttpd level and the second is in the WordPress level.
Improved FTP Backup for WordPress
This script backups both the database and files of a WordPress blog into a remote FTP server (while keeping a local copy). It's an update of my WordPress Backup to FTP script. The main changes are auto-detecting database settings and better support for caching plugins (specifically WP-Cache). The new version makes it easier to backup multiple WordPress blogs to the same FTP server.
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RTL and Hebrew Adaptation of the Fusion WordPress Theme
I've ported the Fusion theme by digitalnature to RTL, and adapted it to Hebrew.
Sociable Plugin Doesn't Play Nice
I've been using the Sociable
plugin for adding easy "share" links to the bottom of my posts. Up until yesterday I've been using the 2.x versions of the plugin, but yesterday I've upgraded to 3.4.4. Today I've noticed to my surprise that the plugin automatically adds a box to my admin dashboard with "The Latest news from Yoast", Yoast beeing the plugin's maintainer, Joost de Valk, blog. The plugin itself doesn't feature any way to completely disable this "feature". One has to hide it using the dashboard settings. While this may seems benign, in my opinion its pushing the limit. If I'm interested in getting updates from that blog, I would sign up to its RSS feed. I don't like getting "free" functionality not advertised in the plugin description.
I must add that as a user of the Sociable plugin, I'm more than satisfied. I probably won't stop using the plugin just because of this issue, but it still seems to me like improper manners.
WordPress Backup to FTP
Update: A newer version of the script is available.
This script allows you to easily backup your WordPress blog to an FTP server. It's actually a modification of my WordPress Backup to Amazon S3 Script, but instead of saving the backup to Amazon S3 it uploads it to an FTP server. Another update is that now the SQL dump includes the database creation instructions so you don't need to create it manually before restoring from the backup.
Although I've written it with WordPress in mind (to creates backups of my blog), it isn't WordPress specific. It can be used to backup any website that consists of a MySQL database and files. I've successfully used it to backup MediaWiki installation.
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WordPress Backup to Amazon S3 Script
This is an updated version of my WordPress Backup Script. The new version basically does the same thing: backup up a wordpress blog (actually any site that consists of files and a MySQL database). The new thing about the script is that instead of only saving the backup locally, it also uploads it to Amazon S3.
Clean URLs (Permalinks) for WordPress on Lighttpd
I've moved my blog in the last few days to a new bigger dedicated server (as well as some other sites I own). After doing some benchmarks (I plan to post those soon) I've decided to switch to Lighttpd. While the exact migration notes are the topic of another post, I can say that I'm fairly satisfied with the move.
After setting up the server, I started moving the blog. Importing the files and the database was pretty straight forward. But when I thought every thing is ready and I transfered the domain to the new server I've found out that none of my inner pages are accessible. The reason, as it turned up pretty quickly, is that the WordPress depends on Apache's mod_rewrite
to create the clean URLs (the so called permalinks). This actually posed two problems:
- WordPress depends on Apache's
. - WordPress used
files for the clean URLs configuration
WordPress Backup Script
This is a small script I've written to automate my server-side backups of my blogs. It creates a backup of both the database and the actual WordPress files.
#!/bin/bash # (C) 2008 Guy Rutenberg - http://www.guyrutenberg.com # This is a script that creates backups of blogs. DB_NAME= DB_USER= DB_PASS= DB_HOST= #no trailing slash BLOG_DIR= BACKUP_DIR= echo -n "dumping database... " mysqldump --user=${DB_USER} --password=${DB_PASS} --host=${DB_HOST} ${DB_NAME} \ | bzip2 -c > ${BACKUP_DIR}/${DB_NAME}-$(date +%Y%m%d).sql.bz2 if [ "$?" -ne "0" ]; then echo -e "\nmysqldump failed!" exit 1 fi echo "done" echo -n "Creating tarball... " tar -cjf ${BACKUP_DIR}/${BLOG_DIR##*/}-$(date +%Y%m%d).tar.bz2 ${BLOG_DIR} if [ "$?" -ne "0" ]; then echo -e "\ntarball creation failed!" exit 1 fi echo "done" |
Hidden Spam Links in WordPress
About a week ago, I've decided to look at the HTML source of my blog. I was in total shock to find a spam link hidden there. This is how it looked:
 Buy some marijuana drug testing products |
Ocadia is the name of theme I'm using, so I guessed the hidden link came from there. I was partially right. The code indeed resided in the index.php
file of the theme, but as I later found out, the theme had nothing to do with that. I removed link and the comment immediately, and went to see if the it was distributed this way from Beccary (the author of the theme.
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Vehicle Inspection Guide (VIG)
The Technical Support Working Group has updated the original Vehicle Inspection Checklist (VIC) now in use by thousands of military, federal, state, and local agencies as the new Vehicle Inspection Guide. The new publication is intended for use by Law Enforcement, HAZMAT Teams, Bomb Squads, other emergency/public government service organizations, and other security forces which may be involved with inspection of vehicles that may pose a terrorist bomb threat.
The new Vehicle Inspection Guide (VIG) is a 5X7" spiral bound 184 page booklet printed on waterproof paper. It is intended for determining various indicators of suspect hidden Improvised Explosive Devices (IEDs) on a range of vehicle types, recognition of typical representative IED types, and has a training section for recognition of explosives and IED types. It is printed on waterproof paper, spiral bound, and suitable for field use. It is sold by the Government Printing Office in packs of 5 books for $117. Single copies are not available. The GPO Stock number is 008-001-00184-3.
The updated VIG replaces the original 128 page VIC. New information and labeled graphics, much of which was suggested or requested by users of the highly successful VIC, make this new Vehicle Inspection Guide much more than an update. It offers guidelines in interviewing vehicle occupants and focusing attention on the "hot spots" of most types of personal and commercial vehicles on the road. A unique feature of the presentation is guidance to be just as aware of the absence of usual items as the presence of suspicious items in or on a vehicle or occupants before deciding what level of inspection to conduct. Supplemental information includes a section on weapons of mass destruction and an expanded section on explosive materials and devices.
The VIG is a restricted document/media available only to Federal, State, and local governments involved in security and counter-terrorism activities. Contractors providing security services to these agencies may also procure the document. All orders must first be confirmed by the Technical Support Working Group (TSWG) prior to being sent to the Government Printing Office (GPO).
To order this document, first send an e-mail request for quantity desired to Contact Information Form, and include contact name, organization name, address, and telephone number. Security contractors must also provide similar sponsoring government agency information. Confirmation of the order will be approved via e-mail with an approval number. The documents can then be ordered from GPO, as Stock Number 008-001-00184-3 accompanied by a copy of the confirmation e-mail and approval number, as follows:
Orders accompanied by the TSWG approval number may be placed via e-mail, fax, and mail. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com; Fax: (202) 512-2250 at any time; Mail: send to: Superintendent of Documents, Mail Stop: SSOP, Washington, DC 20402-0001. All orders require prepayment, either by check, money order, VISA, MasterCard, Discover/NOVUS, American Express or GPO Deposit Account.


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Sacramento, CA Metro >
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delicious food and clean. First of the food was delicious and well presented. The buffet was well stocked and included flat bread delivered to the table. The price is ok for a buffet (bring your appetite) at 9.99 for lunch. We ran in there about 15 minutes to closing and still got a great experience. In addition, the buffet area was kept clean during our stay. They were very strict about how long we could get food so close to closing because they, by law, are only allowed so much time to present the buffet. I am very glad they are concerned about high food standards and following the rules. Great place!!
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Reality Bites
This week, as Susan Fields observes, it is clear that strategy failed so badly that the long running gap between male and female voters has been practically erased.
The Gallup Poll now shows Mitt Romney trailing the president by only a point among women who are likely to vote in 12 swing states. This follows a Pew Research Center poll taken after the first presidential debate showing that President Obama's 18-point lead among women had shrunk to a tie, 47 percent to 47 percent.
"In every poll, we've seen a major surge among women in favorability for Romney," Democratic pollster Celinda Lake told USA Today after the first debate. These polls find women increasingly concerned with the deficit and debt, just like men. The social issues continue to be more important to women than to men, but these issues no longer dominate the discussion. [snip] In the second debate, Romney looked deeper into the dark side of Obama accounting, finding that 3.5 million more women are living in poverty than before he took charge of the economy. Women understand that an economy with 7.8 percent unemployment, when half of college graduates can't find good jobs, is not good for anyone.
I don't disagree with Fields' assessment that the terrible Obama economy and its effect on women have a lot to do with the shift, but I suggest that there's a great deal more to it.


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The Twelve Apostles
Posted on Jul 21 in Australiaby ShelynPrintThe road trip in the Great Ocean Road doesn't just end like this. After having fish and chips for my lunch at Apollo Bay, we continued our journey to the six plus six Apostles, they call it the Twelve Apostles.
The sun was too bright at the east that it turned everything else into dark color.
The Twelve Apostles are giant limestone stacks that rise majestically from the Southern Ocean, by the Great Ocean Road in Victoria. It has become a popular tourist attraction in Victoria.
The cows are everywhere. As long as there is green field, there is cow.
After an hour drive from Apollo Bay, we arrived at the Twelve Apostles Marine National Park which is located about 90km away from Apollo Bay. The bus driver stopped the bus in a spacious open car park and then dropped us off. There was an information center and a small cafeteria next to the car park. As usual, most tourists rushed to the toilet at each pit stop despite the long queue. I quickly headed towards the lookout point before the place swamped with the toilet crowd.
The west of the ocean was just perfect for photography
The view was great but it wasn't that spectacular that you would spend an hour here to admire its beauty. Nonetheless, I love BLUE, since the sky was so blue and the color of the ocean matched perfectly with the sky, I would still agree that it is a great attraction.
Different angle of the 12 Apostles – can spot the 12 limestone?
There's nothing wrong with your eyesight. Not all twelve 'apostles' can be seen from this lookout; some are hidden behind headlands or obscured by other rock stacks.
Last century the formations were called the 'Sow and Piglets'. Muttonbird Island near Loch Ard Gorge was the 'Sow' and the smaller rock stacks the 'Piglets'. Perhaps 'Twelve Apostles' was thought to be a more dignified name.
The rock stacks are the temporary remnants of a retreating limestone coastline, under constant attack by the sea. Cliff faces are being eroded at the rate of about two centimetres each year. I repeat again, 2 cm each year! What a long process…
I have drawn some ugly diagrams to show you the process that turns the headlands into 'apostles'. I hope the diagrams are not too difficult to fathom :-p
Wave action erodes the cliff face, leaving harder rock as headlands.
Waves eat away the rock at sea level, forming caves on each side of the headland. The caves eventually meet up, forming an arch.
The arch collapses, leaving a rock 'stack'.
Further undercutting by waves, and opening up of vertical cracks in the rock by rain and saltwater, gradually reduce the stack to a low platform or reef.
This is at the step 3 process, where the rock stack was formed.
So now a Million Dollar Question: How long does it take for the apostles in the picture above to form?
Clue: Cliff faces are being eroded at the rate of about two centimetres each year.
It gonna take bloody long time to create the rock stack. In order to speed up the process, I decided to give it a hand.
Push! Baby push hard!
A new apostles is formed! Now that the Twelve Apostles has been renamed to Thirteen Apostles with the nickname Shelyn's Thirteenth!
This is the step 2 process where the cave was formed
One thing about visiting popular tourism place is that you always have to act fast. When you see a long line at the toilet, it's time for you to hold your pee and run to the attraction spot to snap some nice photos before the photos being filled by unknown tourists. We managed to get the clear spot to take some good photos and I even had ample time to position myself to push the cliff.
Right after we done our photo shooting, the lookout point was suddenly swamped with crowd. One of the tourists requested me to take a photo of her but it was so crowded that I wanted to wait for the crowd to clear. Apparently the lady felt bad to make me wait so she told me to just go ahead to snap the photo with plenty of unknown people at the backdrop.
From the left, our tour leader, my sister, me and my mum
Did you see what my tour leader was wearing? Just a piece of thin shirt and a piece of thin undershirt! Yeah, he showed me his undershirt to convince me that it was thin. And you know what was the temperature there? It was 11 Degree Celsius! And you know how strong the breeze was at the seaside? It was freaking strong that my hat was nearly blown away! He definitely stood out in the crowd being the only one that wore the least. I wonder what did his mum feed him to make him this strong. Oh, by the way, I was wearing long john.
Still not amazed by the view? How about a bird's eye view from the air?
Remember to bargain the rate. We managed to haggle the price down from AD100 per pax to AD50 per pax!
Some random photo
Let's have the final overview of the place!
The Cliff
The Twelve (some are hidden) Apostles
And finally, the newly created Shelyn's Thirteenth Apostles
Throughout the world there is growing recognition of the vital contribution parks make to a healthy environment, to the health of individual and to a healthy society. We as a human, the only intellectual on earth, are responsible for managing these marvelous parks and reserves.
Let's protect the natural and cultural values of the parks in our countries and in any other countries.
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Hey Shelyn! Long time didn't drop by to your travel blog. This blog look like a real website instead of blog.
Nice trip to Australia. Your photos are absolutely beautiful. About your tour guide, how did you manage to get his contact? Is it thru the travel agent in Malaysia?
Hey Shelyn, did you take any photos during your helicopter ride??? I would LOVE to see the aerial view of 12 Apostles. You really captured some wonderful pictures! The natural dark shadow in Picture 1 and 4 is simply beautiful. PERFECT TIMING! Pictures of Shelyn's Thirteenth and cave formation are crispy clear and vividly colorful! Geography 101 with Shelyn – "Formation of Apostle"
i was just about to say wow u took the helicopter up for an aerial view when i saw ur reply to mylo above heh. i like ur drawings … educational and colourful hoho. i'd like to visit the great ocean road some day.
great info and pictures… we'll aside from liking this post, I also like the last message you got – so much in line with going green by saving our environment. I am into it, so let's spread the campaign – taking care our natural reserves, parks and places saves our environment.


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Love is beautiful, love is grand! But when it's over love SUCKS! Breakups go hand in hand with being in love. What does breaking up or ending a relationship feel like? It feels like a wrecking ball has repeatedly crashed into your chest. I have been there,we all have been there, and we all need a soundtrack to get us through it. Music has been proven to be a healing power in times of despair. I dug deep into my pain and looked at my own break up playlist and realized it was pretty awesome. Since sharing is caring I will now give you the 10 best break up songs!
The perfect Breakup song! If you hear this and you don't cry something is wrong with you. I have worn out the repeat button on this one. Along with the haunting piano melody that plays like your tears actually falling, Jill manages to pen a heartfelt plea to God that can only be described as beautiful. Make sure you have plenty of kleenex when playing this one.
When you have been done wrong yet you don't know what to do One Republic comes along and tell's you exactly what you need to hear. The lyrics weave a story of a lover wanting to get back into your life but you know that what they have done is too much to let them back in. Sometimes the best thing to do is to walk away. This song will help you.
You can't mention break up songs and not mention Adele. Ever have that one you want to go back to but they have moved on already? then this song is for you. Adele knew just what to say.
Break up old school style. Mr Bill Withers put a lot of soul and emotion into this short yet sad song. If you have ever had to watch your love walk out of your life you probably had this song pop into your head. Bill uses a simple hook to make you feel his pain about losing a woman.
If you like your break up music ratchet then you will love Z-Ro. He is like Drake but way more thuggin. This song tells a story about a women who made him believe that the kids he was raising was his. well it wasn't and he wrote this pissed off love letter. Yeah let's be honest there are times when you just have to say I hate you bitch.
Oh we all have that one asshole ex who thinks every status,tweet, conversation since you broke up is all them. Well newsflash I had a life before you and will after you. Carly Simon says everything that needs to be said in this popular break up song.
The 90′s R&B scene has at its peak for love songs, but profyle made a name for themselves with "Liar" which tells a cheating lover to kick rocks barefooted. He said he is taking the kids AND the dog! You know you have messed up when you can't even keep fido. Play this one when that cheater comes around.
How can you not like this song. Yes I know you should be civil and not be spiteful but dammit sometimes you just have to say fuck you! What makes this song perfect is that you can be catty while dancing to a great beat.
When you are in love you think that person is the one you will spend the rest of your life with, then they show you who they really are and you let them go. When you look back you see that you could have made the mistake of making them your forever! remember to always see the good in GOODBYE
This song has a personal space in my life. When I was going through one of the hardest moments in my life this song played as a theme song for my pain. I still go back to it every now in then, but if you are dealing with not wanting to love who hurt you then play this and let it get inside you. After hearing you will be A) angry as hell B) sad as hell C) a mos def fan
What about K.Michelle-I Just Can't Do This, Beyonce-Resentment (I think personally is a better break up song than Best Thing I Never Had), Ne-Yo-Go On Girl (CLASSIC!!!), damn near ANY Keyshia Cole song but in particular: Love, I Thought You Had My Back or You've Changed, Fantasia-I Feel Beautiful (also I believe is a better pick, just my opinion tho of course), Chrisette Michelle-Epiphany and Kelly Price, Whitney Houston and Faith Evans-Heartbreak Hotel


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Hotel Riu Palace Oasis
Opening the 8th May 2013
The stunning Hotel Riu Palace Oasis, located in Gran Canaria, Spain, is definitely an oasis of comfort, to enjoy the most exclusive service.
This luxurious resort set in a garden of palm trees and artificial lakes 65.000m2 the best service available (All Inclusive 24h) and quality to meet the needs of its customers.
- All Inclusive features
- Sports and activities:
- Gym, table tennis, beach volleyball
- Floodlit hard surface tennis court (at the Hotel Riu Cancun)
- Sauna and jacuzzi
- Windsurfing, catamaran, canoeing, snorkelling equipment
- 1 introductory scuba diving lesson in the pool
- Entertainment:
- Daytime entertainment programme for adults (daily)
- Daytime entertainment programme for children ages 4 to 7 and ages 8 to 12 at RiuLand (daily)
- Live music, shows or Riu evening programme (daily)
- Entrance and drinks to "Pacha" night club at the Hotel Riu Cancun (open six nights a week)
- Sports and facilities nearby (additional charge):
- Golf course, assorted water sports available, bicycle hrie
- The RIU Group has no direct or indirect relationship with external services (especially PARASAILING) and does not assume any liability for them, any contract between them being the exclusive responsibility of the clients themselves.
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Atlanta, GA Metro >
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Budget class hotel but staff is friendly and stay was enjoyable. Nice historical building but the room could do with some (extensive) renovation. Overall very good balance price-quality. Very well located in the Jean Jaures area and breakfast was reasonable.
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