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There are hundreds of shopping portals in India. All these portals sell apparels, fashion accessories, cosmetics, kitchenware, grocery, computers, mobile, jewellery, cameras, books, health supplements, toys, home appliances and so on.
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Barren Fields Challenge
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As a Peace Corps Volunteer assigned to the village of Wanzuzu, students playing the Peace Corps Challenge game are faced with many challenges they must solve using realistic solutions. In this challenge students are asked to help find the reason many of the fields in the village are barren. Is it because of the ongoing drought? Is it due to the traditional practice of slash and burn farming? By visiting Gunari's farm in Wanzuzu and interviewing members of the community students will be able to form an idea which can be presented to the mayor on what has caused the fields to become barren, and what the villagers can do to help restore them.
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Factoids from the game:
Ethiopia, Eritrea, Somalia, Sudan, Uganda, Afghanistan, China, India, Iran, Morocco, and Pakistan have all suffered from the effects of drought in recent years. Estimates suggest that tens of millions of people are at risk from persistent droughts worldwide. Source: UNICEF
According to recent estimates, slash and burn agriculture is practiced by 240 million to 500 million people on nearly half the land area in the tropics. Source: College of Natural Resources, Virginia Tech.
Peace Corps Volunteers help farmers improve local diets and increase income through farming techniques consistent with environmental conservation. They work with farmers to improve soil quality, conserve water, develop fisheries, keep bees and produce honey, raise organic vegetables, and educate the community about nutrition. Source: Peace Corps
The following WebQuest strengthens concepts learned in the Peace Corps Challenge game. In the WebQuest, students will help those in the village of Wanzuzu determine why most of their crops have failed and what the next steps should be. Is it a result of the weather? Are traditional farming practices to blame? Students along with their team members will weigh the options and together recommend a solution they feel is best for the entire village.
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- Story: Girl Farmer
- Lesson Plan: Fighting Soil Erosion (grades 3-8) Students to explore the issue of soil erosion in Guinea through a narrated slide show and experience different strategies Guineans are currently using to address soil erosion.
- Video: The Growing Challenge in Senegal Students explore how Peace Corps Volunteers in Senegal worked alongside farmers to improve their yield and improve their farming techniques.
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- National Integrated Drought Information System
- National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration: Climate Services
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- The choices we make today, can affect us and our environment in positive and negative ways.
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- Language, behaviors and beliefs can both contribute and pose barriers to cross-cultural understanding
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- The actions of people, communities, and nations have both short and long term effects
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- How human actions modify the physical environment
- How physical systems affect human systems
- Changes in meanings, use, distribution, and importance of resources
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- Regulation, behavior, populations, ecosystems
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"A variation of a basic rice recipe for the holidays." - by Kathy Alexander
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Original recipe yields 6 servings
- Place almonds on an ungreased baking sheet. Toast at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 5 to 8 minutes.
- Mix broth, brown rice, and wild rice in a medium saucepan, and bring to boil. Reduce heat to low, cover, and simmer 45 minutes, until rice is tender and broth is absorbed.
- In medium skillet, melt butter over medium-high heat. Add onions and brown sugar. Saute until butter is absorbed and onions are translucent and soft. Reduce heat, and cook onions for another 20 minutes, until they are caramelized.
- Stir cranberries and mushrooms into the skillet. Cover, and cook 10 minutes or until berries start to swell. Stir in almonds and orange zest, then fold the mixture into the cooked rice. Salt and pepper to taste.
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Was AIG railroaded by the federal government into not suing the US over harsh bailout terms?
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Doug, this is about AIG, not banks. AIG was not and is not a bank. I have never seen an argument anywhere that the government forced AIG to do anything that caused their derivatives portfolio to collapse and bankrupt the company. AIG never made that argument. No one I know made that argument. AIG collapsed because it made side bets in the derivatives market using credit defaults swaps. The made horrible bets and the bets went sour. It is as simple as that. I can't see any "other side" to this.
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A Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School neurologist received a lifetime achievement award at an Alzheimer's Association conference in Vancouver, Canada Sunday.
Dr. Bradley T. Hyman, director of the Massachusetts Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at Massachusetts General Hospital and a professor of neurology at Harvard Medical School, received the Henry Wisniewski Lifetime Achievement Award, The Alzheimer's Association said in a statement.
"It's an extremely nice recognition, especially because the award is named after one of the giants of neuropathology," Hyman said in a phone interview from Vancouver Sunday.
Hyman has studied changes in patients' brains and nervous systems, as well as genetic changes that underlie dementia, the statement said.
His research helps describe brain lesions in Alzheimer's patients, the statement said.
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At its international conference, the Alzheimer's Association also gave a lifetime achievement award to Lennart Mucke of the Gladstone Institute of Neurological Disease and the University of California, San Francisco, Monique M.B. Breteler of the German Center for Neurodegenerative Diseases and the University of Bonn in Germany, and Ronald Petersen of the Mayo Alzheimer's Disease Research Center in Rochester, Minn.
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New research suggests that salty, mineral-rich fluids deep beneath Pennsylvania natural gas fields are likely seeping upward thousands of feet into drinking water supplies, according to ProPublica.
Duke University and California State Polytechnic University at Pomona scientists who conducted the study said their findings suggest the fluids found near Marcellus Shale are natural and not a byproduct of drilling or the controversial process of shale gas extraction, known commonly as fracking. But the research also suggests drilling waste and chemicals can migrate in ways previously unknown.
The quality of drinking water was a key component to the fracking debate in North Carolina -- one that led Gov. Bev Perdue to veto a bill establishing a framework for drilling in the state. With the help of Democrats, the GOP-controlled legislature overrode the veto.
"The biggest implication is the apparent presence of connections from deep underground to the surface," said Robert Jackson, a biology professor at Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment and one of the study's authors. "It's a suggestion based on good evidence that there are places that may be more at risk."
The researchers collected 426 recent and historical water samples from shallow water wells and analyzed them for brine, water that is rich with salt. They compared their chemical makeup to that of 83 brine samples unearthed as waste water from drilling sites in Pennsylvania's Marcellus Shale.
The study is the second in recent months to find that the geology surrounding the Marcellus Shale could allow contaminants to move more freely than expected. A paper published by the journal Ground Water in April used modeling to predict that contaminants could reach the surface within 100 years – or fewer if the ground is fracked.
Last year, some of the same Duke researchers found that methane gas was far more likely to leak into water supplies in places adjacent to drilling.
North Carolina lawmakers put the state a step closer to fracking when they voted to override Gov. Bev Perdue's veto of a bill setting the regulatory framework for the process.
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Dec 25th 2011, 04:39 PM #1
Tampa FL USFBG Monthly Bee Workshops
Bee workshops at the USF Botanical Gardens in Tampa, Florida start at 10:00 on Saturday. The first hour is lecture, followed by question and answer, followed by practical experiences with the hives.
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What do bees bring to the table? (pollination)
Bee Friendly Garden (flowers, seasonal, diversity, native, be nice!)
Bee stings (difference, treatment, reactions)
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What is a beehive? (where, size, comb, castes)
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Beekeeping equipment and tools (hive, supers, frames, smoker, hive tools, veil)
Dress for success (veil, perfumes, swatting, do not trap bees in clothing)
Florida registration and inspection (how, who, when, why)
Beekeepers options (What can they get)
Honeybee biology (queen, drone, worker, egg, larvae, pupa, EHB, AHB)
Beehive inspection ( how, why, how often)
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Building beehives (hammers, wood glue, hive kits)
April 21
Swarms, splits and package bees (bring hive ready to fill with bees)
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Diseases (AFB, EFB, chalkbrood, sacbrood, Nosema)
Pests (wax moth, small hive beetles, bears, skunks)
Parasites (Varroa mites, tracheal mites)
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Florida Integrated Pest Management (IPM) and Best Management Practices (BMP) (determining DPP thresholds and level of treatment)
July 21
Queens and requeening
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Products of the hive (beeswax, comb, propolis, pollen, honey)
Honey extraction
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Projects and Bee College prep
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Fall management (feeding, splits, IPM)
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Winter management ( feeding, entrance reducer, ventilation, crowd supers)
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Spring management (requeen, room for nectar flow, swarm control)Gary VanCleef
Jan 18th 2012, 03:05 PM #2
Re: Tampa FL USFBG Monthly Bee Workshops
Please contact the USF Botanical Gardens, 4202 E. Fowler Avenue NES107, Tampa, FL 33620 (813) 910-3274 or firstname.lastname@example.com to register. You can just show up for the first two months.
Entrance is $10 or $8 for members.
From 1-275: Exit Fowler Avenue. Head east to Bruce B.Downs Blvd./30th Street and turn left. Go north one block to Pine Drive (1st light) and turn right. Go east one block to the first traffic light and turn left. Go north one block to the Garden entrance on left at the intersection with Alumni Drive.
From I-75: Exit Fowler Avenue. Head west to Bruce B. Downs. Blvd./30th Street and turn right. Go one block north to Pine Drive (1st light) and turn right. Follow Pine to left and Garden entrance is on left at the intersection with Alumni Drive.Gary VanCleef
Feb 9th 2012, 06:53 PM #3
Re: Tampa FL USFBG Monthly Bee Workshops
Please note all supplies are cash only. $20 for 4x10 stainless smokers with guard and hive tools $3
Hive kits are $30 or $50 with Pierco foundation. Hive kit includes screened bottom board, 2 medium supers with frames and a migratory cover. The $30 kit is just the wooden ware. The $50 adds Pierco plastic foundation, enough for both supers. Foundation is highly recommended, but optional. This will be clear once we describe bee equipment at the February workshop.
It would be nice to know how many I should bring next class as the cases of smokers are large. Thank youGary VanCleef
Mar 7th 2012, 07:03 PM #4
Thursday, March 8 to Saturday, March 10 are a great opportunity to learn more about beekeeping and meet other beekeepers at the Florida Bee College at Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience, 9505 Ocean Shore Blvd., St. Augustine, FL 32080-8610. The Master Beekeeper exams are on Thursday for registered beekeepers of one year or more. Friday and Saturday are more lectures and demonstrations than any one person can attend.
http://entnemdept.ifas.ufl.edu/honey...n/Schedule.pdfGary VanCleef
Mar 14th 2012, 08:06 PM #5
You MUST pre-register for the hive building – order your hive kit and PAY before the 24th! Stop by the BG any time and we'll collect the $ for the hive kit. USF BG isopen 9-5 M-F; 9-4 on Saturday and Noon-4 on Sunday.
The hive kit is $50 – and includes the top, screened bottom, two medium supers, 20 frames and Pierco foundation. You can purchase additional parts on the day of such as queen excluders, feeder lids, screened bottom boards, hive stands, etc.
If you want to attend but not build – that's fine!
Please bring a hammer and wood glue – we have the nails, wood screws and staples. We also have paint if you want to paint your hives before you leave.Gary VanCleef
Apr 4th 2012, 08:28 PM #6
Please bring the completed DACS08176 and a check, money order, orguaranteed instrument to turn in when you pick up bees. FDACS DPI do NOTtake cash.Make the check payable to FDACS for $10.If you are already registered with the state bring your FL number. Thank youEarth Day is at the Gardens the same time Saturday. Please drop your builthive by the apiary Saturday morning and park across the street in the"Beekeeper Parking". Don't forget a strap to hold your hive together andyour veil.We will start at 10:00 (1000) with a short class on package bees andsplits, followed by the hive judging.The Bee Inspectors will be leading the process from that point.You will first register your apiary using the FDACS-08176 you filled outand a form the Inspectors will have filled out (DACS08206).Get your hive and wait between the tables and bees.One of the helpers will direct you to one of the helpers passing out beesand queens.If you are not picking up bees please bring a camera to capture the action.
Gary VanCleef
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Who's handling this weekend's meeting?
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Brent should be in charge.
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Settlement of Class Action Race Based Promotion Claim Against Menard, Inc.
On June 8, 2012, after a fairness hearing, an Illinois arbitrator gave final approval to the Settlement Agreement in a class action race discrimination claim brought by Kinoy, Taren and Geraghty, P.C. against Menard, Inc. Under the terms of the settlement agreement, the Class Administrator will mail settlement checks to class members who submitted timely claim forms no later than September 17, 2012. Recoveries are determined by the number of weeks worked in a covered management position multiplied by $15.86. The settlement fund totals $651,667. Class members may consult their claim forms to determine the number of weeks worked in a management position.
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Kinoy, Taren & Geraghty lawyers recently won a victory in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals for their client, a former American Medical Association employee, who claimed that he was fired after he told his boss that he was scheduled for knee replacement surgery. The Court of Appeals ruled that there was sufficient evidence for a jury to find that his rights under the federal Family and Medical Leave Act were violated. The evidence cited included the employer's last minute change of heart after he received the employee's medical leave request and the presence of a back dated memorandum written by the Human Resources representative attempting to justify the termination. The case was sent back for a jury trial in federal court in Chicago.
The FMLA requires employers to provide up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave for serious medical conditions with a right to return to the same or equivalent job. Employees who are wrongfully denied leave, fired or retaliated against for requesting medical leave, may be entitled to bring a law suit seeking reinstatement plus back pay, doubled. For more information, contact the lawyers at Kinoy, Taren & Geraghty, P.C.
KTG Lawyers Win $10 million on behalf of Black Dockworkers
The lawyers from Kinoy, Taren and Geraghty P.C. have won a $10 Million dollar settlement on behalf of hundreds of African-American dockworkers at Roadway Express, who were racially harassed and discriminated against for decades. The settlement, reached in conjunction with the EEOC, means that the company now known as YRC, will be required not only to pay the injured workers but to make major changes in the way in which it assigns jobs and disciplines its workforce. These changes are intended to ensure that in the future, African-American workers are treated fairly and equally.
Current and former employees of Roadway came to Kinoy, Taren and Geraghty complaining that they had been exposed for years to multiple incidents of racial harassment, including hangman's nooses and racist graffiti on the dock. The workers also asserted that they were subjected to harsher discipline than their white counterparts and were given the least desirable jobs, because of their race. Our lawyers worked with government attorneys to recover more than $81,000.00 for each of their individual clients. A federal judge has preliminarily approved the settlement which is expected to become final in December 2010.
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The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Pub.L. 111-203, H.R. 4173) provides awards of between 10%- 30% of any fines over $1,000,000.00 that may be obtained by the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) as a result of confidential information you reveal to the SEC. In addition, employees who are fired in retaliation for complaining in good faith about possible securities violations may be entitled to obtain substantial damages from their former employers. There are strict time deadlines and administrative requirements that must be complied with.
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MYBA will be partnering Yacht Carbon Offset at the 23rd MYBA Yacht Show, being held in Genoa in May 2011.
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For the yachts themselves, Carbon Offsetting can easily be included in the arrangements of a luxury charter, and is a proportionate response that preserves full freedom of operation. Yacht Carbon Offset's Lloyds Register Quality Assurance Certification underpins the effectiveness of the action.
Jacqui Lockhart, Chairwoman of MYBA's Boat Show Committee, said: "The MYBA Show is dedicated to charter professionals and provides a showcase for the finest superyachts available to their clients. It also hosts an exclusive display of those ancillary services that go to make up a perfect charter, tailored to the particular requirements of each group. Carbon offsetting is just such a service which a broker can offer to personalise each charter. Equally, it is a practical way for MYBA to address its own environmental impact and we are pleased to continue our work with Yacht Carbon Offset for the Genoa show."
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Lisbon, Portugal.
Taking a break from the London posts (so.many.photos.to.choose.from), today's the day to show you a bit of my hometown.
I may be biased but Lisbon is awesome. I frequently like to take the time to actually look at it (kind of like a tourist, really) and absorb all the awesomeness. That's exactly what I did yesterday. I had a free day so I made plans with my friend Filipa so we could spend the day together.
We went to the flea market in the morning. I always like going there. I don't think I've ever actually bought anything (maybe I did and don't remember) but it's fun to go there and see the things that are for sale. Plus, it's great for people watching. I did see a film camera that I've been wanting to buy for a while but it was waaaay too expensive. I think I'll buy it online!
After the flea market Filipa and I went to a little café called Vertigo to have lunch. We both had bagels+salad and it was the perfect lunch after all that walking.
There was time for the gym because we, girls, like to be healthy (even if we did eat frozen yogurt immediately after the gym haha). And boy, I suffered. I hadn't been to the gym and worked out for real for a while because I was sick. Well, I'm not sick anymore so I wanted to have a proper workout. I pushed myself really hard… and today I'm paying for it. It hurts to move!
It was a great, fun, tiring day. And it ended perfectly because after all that I went to my sister's house to celebrate my niece's 7th birthday. And to meet the new member of our family… a puppy! I'm gonna have to show her off soon. I believe I'm in love.
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So, one of the reasons I created this blog was to share with the world some of my adventures. I like to travel A LOT, so when I see an opportunity to go somewhere I usually take it. I caught this "travel bug" about a year ago and though I haven't been to many different countries (yet) I have seen some spectacular things.
A few of my closest friends live in London at the moment, and I don't see them that often. In early June we started talking about me visiting them during the summer. I started getting really excited about the idea of spending some time there. The last time I'd been in London had been about 10 years ago. I was 14 and a really cranky teenager. I'm now a cranky adult but I actually value things and experiences.
I booked my flights in early July. I'd spend 15 days in London.
I went to the airport early because I don't like being stressed when travelling. Also, I absolutely LOVE airports. It's great for photos (though I try to be discreet) and AMAZING for people watching.
Now, I should explain ahead that when I travel I like to take my time. I like to live like a local. I'm not one of those people that have every minute of their vacation planned out. I understand why other people do it but that's just not me, at least that's not how I've been doing things until now.
That first day I actually got to the place I was staying at pretty late so all I did was take a shower and rest. Slept like a baby.
And then my adventures began.
Lauren is a friend I met online. I don't know how long we've known each other… but she's one of the reasons I booked this trip. She's from the States but had been in the UK for a while so this was the perfect time for us to meet. I honestly never thought we'd actually meet personally, it was one of the most surreal experiences of my life, the first time I saw her. We met in Covent Garden and after giving her the biggest hug ever it was time to talk talk talk and being super overwhelmed by the whole thing. I'm a little shy but she's the best girl ever so after a while we were like old pals (which we actually were haha internet pals!). We hung out some times which was awesome.
After lunch she showed me around the place. I went to Lush for the first time and fell in love a little. Took lots of photos, because that's what I do. :p We also went to Camden later that day.
The next photos were taken during several days. I don't really remember EVERYTHING we did. I just know it was fun eheh. Some days I met up with friends, other days I just wandered on my own.
Shout out to another online friend of ours Sara. I hope our little group all gets to meet personally someday.
Another reason I wanted to go to London so bad was to see my friend Fábio. One of my best, and oldest friends; we've known each other since I was 15. He's been living in London since 2010 and we hadn't seen each other in a LONG time. It was so good spending all those days with him. You'll see him quite a bit. He took me to looots of places, we wandered and got lost a lot which was hilarious and fun.
(I assure you I have all 5 fingers.)
That's it! Those are the photos from the first week that I have to show you. There's lots more but I'll leave those for later.
- Diana
*All photos taken by me except the ones where I'm with Lauren which were taken by a friend of hers whose name I don't remember (oops); the rest of the photos in which I appear, including all the Instagram ones, were taken by Fábio.
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This is my first entry here at everydaystories.net (these are always awkward, imo). My name is Diana, I'm 25 years young and I am a freelance photographer from Portugal.
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Many of us buy all kinds of things online and never really think about who we are buying from. The fact is that a lot of scammers are out there on the World Wide Web.
Make sure when buying online that you always have https:// showing on the top of the page (URL). If there is no https:// most likely you are buying from someone that has the potential to steal your identity.
What blows me away is the fact that it takes the same amount of time and effort to think of and create something that is good for the mankind as it takes to create something bad that can hurt people.
Basic information is all they need to fraud you. They can open up accounts in your name, create bad debt and mess up your credit.
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A Test-Bed for the Evaluation of Business Process Prediction Techniques
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NEW YORK CITY (BP) -- Thanksgiving in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy has prompted new reflections on life and faith among those who were impacted and those who came to their aid.
The writer of Proverbs 27 warns that a man does not know what a day may bring. Few expected that a hurricane would cause as much devastation in the New York and New Jersey areas and other parts of the East as residents there are coping with now.
In this article, pastors and disaster relief workers share their thoughts on Thanksgiving in light of Sandy.
-- Fritz Wilson, the North American Mission Board's executive director for Southern Baptist Disaster Relief, noted to Baptist Press, "As a kid I always looked forward to Thanksgiving Day. Not just because it meant Christmas was a month away, but also because we got to watch the giant balloons in the New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade on TV, eats lots of food and watch football.
"On Thanksgiving Day 2012, most people across the country will only think about the parades, food and football in the New York area," Wilson wrote. "But for me, I will be thankful for something much more important, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief volunteers who continually respond en masse to New York and New Jersey. Their mission is to simply bring help, healing and hope to people and communities impacted by Hurricane Sandy almost one month ago.
"Since Sandy's landfall more than 2,500 SBDR volunteers have responded to the people affected by the storm's fury," Wilson wrote. "Leaving home, family and friends, they have driven thousands of miles from across the country to serve people in the name of Jesus.
"While most folks are celebrating Thanksgiving with family and friends at home, hundreds of SBDR volunteers will be preparing thousands of meals, helping homeowners clean up their homes and providing a hug to hurting families simply because they care and want to show Christ's love in a practical and selfless way," Wilson wrote.
"So when you join with your family to give thanks, stop and say a prayer of thanks for the SBDR volunteers who are giving of themselves in the New York and New Jersey areas, and for the people who are still trying to recover from Hurricane Sandy."
-- Mike Flannery, disaster relief director for the Baptist Convention of New York, wrote, "There comes a time in the lives of people that we need to put aside the idea that if a disaster is not in our area that it does not affect us.
"In this global economy we have become interdependent and we are responsible because of our commission to share the Word. Many times when we are out in the area where the disaster has taken place, people spontaneously say 'thank you' to us," Flannery wrote.
"They express their thankfulness of being alive and say things can be replaced but lives cannot. What happens in disaster causes people to refocus on what is important. They become more open to asking questions, 'Why did this happen and what is the meaning?' And we, the people of God, have a unique opportunity to express love and care in their times of need," Flannery wrote.
"So this Thanksgiving think of those affected by Hurricane Sandy and remember to be in an attitude of gratitude."
-- Don Knotts, pastor of Wayside Southern Baptist Church in Buckhannon, W.Va., helped his church host Southern Baptist feeding units in the aftermath of a crippling snowstorm connected to the hurricane.
"As we sit down to Thanksgiving dinner, surrounded by family and friends, we will humbly reflect and share those things that we are most thankful for as is tradition. However, the things mentioned this year may be a bit different," Knotts wrote to Baptist Press.
"This week in parts of West Virginia as families sit down to their traditional Thanksgiving meal they will give thanks for the simple things, things often taken for granted. In addition, they will give thanks for Southern Baptist Disaster Relief workers operating kitchens at Wayside Southern Baptist Church in Buckhannon, W.Va., where they cooked nearly 25,000 hot meals for people in five counties.
"They will give thanks for the Red Cross that delivered the hot meals to the drop centers and for their neighbors and churches who came to help hand these needed and greatly appreciated meals out," Knotts added.
"God used the fury and destruction of Hurricane Sandy to give this pastor, our church, Southern Baptist Disaster Relief and others the opportunity to walk the talk, get outside the walls of the church and be Jesus to those in need," Knotts wrote.
"This year as we give thanks to God for His many blessings, many West Virginians, me included, will remember things often taken for granted. Things like electricity, hot water, hot meals and the people who work hard to make sure we have them. And a special thanks for selfless volunteers who came to minister, in the name of Jesus, in a time of great need."
-- Sterling Edwards, a church planter on Long Island, wrote, "I have personally spoken to dozens of churches over the last three weeks who want to send teams and support, and that are praying for our church and community. Churches are sending blankets, gift cards and money to help get people through this crisis. We are so thankful and appreciative for this response.
"... We live in a community that often appears to have no real tangible needs. By in large, people in our community have what they need and more," Edwards, pastor of Ecclesia Church of East Islip and Crossroads Church in Farmingdale, wrote. "People in our community work hard. They fight to make ends meet. But all in all, the majority of people in our community are quite comfortable.
"So when something like Hurricane Sandy comes along, it reveals a vulnerability. It reveals that there are needs. But this storm has provided us an opportunity to share with our community that food, shelter, clothes and gasoline are not the only needs that we have. We have been able to share that Jesus Christ has met our absolute greatest need," Edwards wrote.
"Our community has been hit hard. It is aggravating to wait in line for gasoline. It is frustrating to live without power. But this Thanksgiving we celebrate Romans 5:6: 'At just the right time, when we were still powerless, Christ died for the ungodly.' For this, I am truly grateful."
-- Ray Parascando, pastor of Crossroads Church on Staten Island, was among the first responders in a community hit particularly hard by the hurricane.
"In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy I've been reminded how easy it is to take for granted the comforts of home like food, electricity and phone. More impactful is the sobering realization that every day of life which God gives is truly a gift," Parascando wrote to Baptist Press.
"In just one wave, everything that is dear to your heart: people, possessions and property can be destroyed. These are facts that all of us know well but these same facts easily get lost in the grind of life. I've been challenged once again to make every day count and to wisely number my days with family, friends and the faith.
"Thanksgiving this year will be more significant than in past years for sure. I've been convicted to live with an attitude of gratitude regardless of the many storms that life may bring my way," Parascando wrote.
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The Corsair Vengeance C70 includes one 120mm fan preinstalled, it can accomodates 4 more fans of 120mm or 140mm with dust filters. The C70 also sports eight expansion slots and two-inch holes for water-cooling hoses, the power supply bracket are at the bottom of the case.
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Original theme.
Case handles built in.
Side panel clamps look and work great.
Massive side panel window.
Tool free optical and hard drive bays.
Supports up to six 2.5" HDD/SSD.
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Feels solid throughout.
Unfiltered side window fan vents.
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I ran into Kroger today to grab a few things for din din tonight {making lasagna – should've been an Italian and not German!}. Anyhow, there was a great deal on Kellogg's Cereal and all you need is a printable coupon! Here's what the deal looks like: Kellogg's Cereal, $1.99 each use $1 off 3 Kellogg's cereal printable coupon (Good on Apple Jacks, Fruit Loops or Corn Pops!) Pay: $1.66 each after coupon! If that's not a stock up price {Read More}
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The Mid-America All-Indian Center will host a FREE Benefit Car Show from 1-4 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 16.
An impressive collection of vintage cars and motorcycles will be displayed on the back grounds of the Indian Center in the shadow of the Keeper of the Plains. The event is open to the public and will take place at the Indian Center, which is located at 650 N. Seneca.
During the show, visitors are encouraged to speak with car enthusiasts from the Indian Center and throughout the community who have a passion for preserving automotive history.
As added bonuses, there will be a children's hands-on activity area, special $1 Indian Center Museum admission and Indian tacos for sale. Awards will be presented at 3:30 p.m.
Individuals may register their cars and/or motorcycles in advance or at the gate. The fee is $25 for cars and $15 for motorcycles. Registration forms are available online at TheIndianCenter.org under the "Special Events" tab or by calling (316) 350-3340.
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Since 1988, Auto Care Super Saver has been helping car owners save cash with maintenance punch cards redeemable at local auto shops throughout the course of a full year. These cards come loaded with all kinds of prepaid services, including at least three full-service oil changes with up to 5 quarts of oil, lube, and a new filter. Depending on the location, punch cards may also feature tire rotations, brake inspections, engine-light readings, air-conditioning performance tests, and other repairs and inspections essential to a car's well-being. Customers can transfer the punch card's benefits to any ride, ranging from station wagons to sports cars to feral merry-go-round mounts.
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Currently 70 of the 97 commodities produced in Minnesota are uninsurable. Those commodities affected the most include organic crop and livestock production, direct market fruits and vegetables, and other horticultural and specialty crops.
AGR-Lite insurance is a product whereby producers can insure crop and livestock not currently insurable. The product is non-traditional in that it indemnifies against loss of gross farm revenue rather than yields although yield and price obviously make up farm revenue. The product insures any conventional crops currently insurable but also includes organic production without an increase in premium, fruits and vegetables, horticultural and greenhouse production as well as livestock production. This product should be available in Minnesota beginning in the 2007 production year.
The program effort Extension has available in this area includes printed information as well as a 90 minute presentation outlining AGR-Lite. Both outline the insurance product as to history, producer eligibility, commodity eligibility, guidelines and rules. Also included are examples to show how it might work for a producer including an example farm revenue calculation, coverage levels, loss examples, and procedures for combining AGR-Lite with other conventional insurances.
For additional information contact the following Extension Educators:
Bill Craig, 888-241-0781, email@example.com
Gary A. Hachfeld, 888-241-3214, firstname.lastname@example.com


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