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This is an excellent article. I am re-posting here with full credit given to the author, a licensed mental health therapist with a blog entitled "Kellevision." (bolded emphasis by JoyfulAliveWoman)
The Family Scapegoat
Throughout years of working with people who are struggling with substance abuse, mental illness, or childhood abuse issues, I have started to see a pattern. It is not uncommon for people with these issues to also be the Scapegoat or the Black Sheep in their family. The Scapegoat role is a role that you learn in your family of origin. If you don't recognize that you are locked into that role, you will replicate it in every interaction you have – your relationships, your marriage, your own family, your work, your friends. It has the potential to totally destroy your life.
What is the Scapegoat role? How did you inherit it? How do you get out of it?
It is important to know the Legend of the Scapegoat. The Scapegoat is an ancient Hebrew custom. In the days before meteorology and biology, ancient peoples who experienced plagues, famine or drought often believed that God was punishing them for a sin. But they did not know who among them had committed the sin. So they performed an ancient ritual. A goat was brought into the center of the community. (No animals will be harmed in the writing of this article. I promise.)
A ritual was performed which allowed each member of the community to heap their individual sins upon the goat. The goat was then driven out into the desert, away from the community. The hope was that the goat would remove the sins from the community in order to glean favor from God and have the punishment lifted.
The metaphorical Scapegoat works the same way in a family system. (It is important to realize that what I am about to describe is a subconscious process that is passed down from generation to generation. The family does not consciously realize they are doing this at any point.)
The family heaps their collective sins on the Scapegoat of the family, then drives them away from them. They can then point at the "black sheep" in the family and proudly proclaim that they are not like them. This serves the purpose of allowing the family to look very good to outsiders, by making the Scapegoat look completely bad. The Scapegoat is sacrificed for the good of the family.
How is the Family Scapegoat chosen? Please pay attention if you are your family's Scapegoat. This is important. (Again, this process is totally subconscious on the part of the family.) The Scapegoat must have 2 characteristics in order to be able to perform their function:
1) They must be the strongest. The Scapegoat has to bear the sins of the entire family. They have to survive, alone, in the "desert" without the comfort or support of the family. So they must be strong in order to carry the burden.
2) They must be the most loving. The Scapegoat sacrifices him or herself for the benefit of the family. Again, this is somewhat subconscious, but only some level they know they are doing this. They give up themselves so the family may appear to be "OK".
How do you get out of this role?
First, you must acknowledge that you are in it and understand how it works. Most Scapegoats are fully convinced that there IS something wrong with them. There isn't. You really have to wrap your mind around this first.
Second, you have to realize that you may have been cast in this role by your family, but you are now acting it out in your own life. There is something you are doing which causes other groups of people to cast you in that role.
I'll be writing other articles to elaborate on the many ways this can be done, but the ways can be as varied as there are people. Learning your specific style of interacting is crucial.
A counselor will be very helpful. Group therapy would be even more helpful. You will replicate the Scapegoat role in the group and this is where the power of group therapy lies. The other members will be able to give you feedback about what you are doing to re-create that role. Only by facing the fact that your own behavior is now creating the role can you change the pattern.
However, if you are the Scapegoat, you are the Scapegoat because you are the strongest. You have it within you to face this and change it.
Escaping the Scapegoat Role: Expressing Forbidden Emotions by Kellevision
How To Stop Attracting Abuse from a Narcissist by JoyfulAliveWoman
Breathing is important to your healing by Kellevision


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Open Thread: It Happened to You
This is your place to talk about the funny, sad, outrageous things that are happening in your life -- whenever you're ready.
My boyfriend Sam and I were nearing the end of an impromptu picnic celebrating our fourth anniversary. Sam, who had been acting strangely nervous all day, blurted out that he had something to ask me.
In one of the best and surreal moments of my life, Sam got down on one knee, and asked me to marry him. I kneeled down to his level and told him, "Of course."
Sam and I had discussed marriage before. I knew without a doubt that he was absolutely the man I wanted to spend my life with, and I was super-psyched to have him as my companion in love and in life.
But during our many discussions, I emphasized that I absolutely did not want to have a big wedding. I have always found big weddings to be overrated. How could I focus on the joy of getting married amidst all the drama and hoopla of extended families, guest lists, caterers, and so forth?
Besides, I've always been a shy and anxiety-ridden introvert. A lavish ceremony with me as the center of attention sounded like an absolute nightmare.
No, I always knew that if I ever got married, it would just be me and the man I loved. My dream wedding would be a private ceremony on the beach of some far flung island, with just me, my groom, and an officiant.
Sam was more than fine with my desire for a private ceremony. In fact, he seemed relieved, so after his proposal, I immediately began to fantasize/plan my dream wedding.
Delirious with happiness, we began to let family and friends know about our engagement. And then the barrage of wedding questions began. What are your colors? When are we looking at cakes? Do you need a caterer recommendation? What's your venue? What about bridesmaids, groomsmen, flower girls?
My joy immediately began to fade and turn into stress. Everyone seemed to expect a big wedding that I didn't want and certainly couldn't afford. Sam and I had low-paying jobs, and our parents were not in a position to finance a wedding.
But I've always been a people pleaser. So despite a feeling of impending dread, I began to second-guess my dream wedding. Maybe we could have a ceremony, I thought. We could put aside some money each month, maybe put some expenses on our credit card — maybe even get a loan.
As I thought of ways to have a more traditional wedding to make everyone else happy, my dream ceremony got further and further away. The joy and excitement I'd felt about my upcoming marriage was replaced by anxiety.
And then my anxiety turned to resentment. My family and friends knew how shy I was, how I hated being the center of attention, and my long-standing anxiety issues. Why couldn't they understand and accept my desire for a private ceremony?
When the stress got to the point where it became overwhelming, I made myself take a mental step back. I realized that I was losing sight of what I wanted by trying to please everyone else.
Sam and I decided to come to a compromise we were both happy with, and to stand firmly by it. We'd have the private ceremony I'd always wanted, and then throw a small casual reception for family and friends a few weeks later.
When we came to the decision, it felt as if a huge weight had been lifted, and the joy I'd felt when I first got engaged returned.
But my joy was short-lived. When we informed our loved ones what we planned to do, their responses were judgmental and hurtful. A close friend stared at me in disbelief when I told her of my plans, before nodding in silence and abruptly changing the subject. A close relative told me point blank she was "pissed."
I was met with another barrage of questions, this time overwhelmingly negative — Won't you regret it? What about your family? How could you not want a wedding?
Friends and family made snarky jokes poking fun at the way I'd chosen to be married, with an undercurrent of genuine hostility.
"So… a wedding where no one's invited. How is that a wedding again? Ha ha! Just kidding."
"What you're really saying is… I'm not invited. Kidding!"
I would play along with the jokes, but I really just wanted one person to offer their congratulations. I was sad and disappointed in the people I thought knew me so well.
As it grew closer to our wedding date, I found myself dreading social events, knowing that I would have to endure snarky or snide comments about my wedding.
I reluctantly allowed my best friend from high school to throw a bachelorette party. I did want to celebrate with my girlfriends before I tied the knot, as long as it was small and casual, to which my friend agreed.
But I was worried that the night would be ruined by the inevitable hurtful comments, as many of my girlfriends had been negative about my upcoming wedding.
To my relief, a friend who was visiting from out of town told me about the massive drama she was undergoing as she dealt with her sister's wedding, and gave me a pat on the back.
"You're doing it right," she said, giving me a reassuring smile.
It was the only positive comment I can recall from a friend leading up to my ceremony.
When the day of my wedding finally arrived, I was able to push aside all of the negativity and truly enjoy my dream wedding. It was intimate and emotional, we both cried, and just enjoyed the presence of each other. It was truly magical, and I'm so glad I stuck to my guns and had the ideal wedding for me.
And to my great relief, the reception a few weeks later was fun and enjoyable, with no underhanded comments about our ceremony — the photographs and our joy in them spoke for themselves.
In the weeks since my wedding, there have still been negative comments from friends and strangers alike about how I chose to get married.
Descriptions of my private ceremony have been met with either stunned silence, or statements like,"Well, I would want to have a wedding" or "I can't imagine not having anyone there!"
But I choose to respond to that negativity with a smile, firmly telling the naysayers that I have no regrets about my wedding, and I'd do it all over again. And you know what? I would.

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It's lucky that Christmas is coming. Because we need some new socks after having ours blown off by this amazing concept camera from industrial designer Lucas Ainsworth.
The Capture 180 is, according to Ainsworth, "the future of digital photography" and, after seeing the demo we have to agree with him.
The camera takes 180-degree hemispheric pictures, and then stores the whole image as metadata. When you look back at the images you have taken, whether on the device's screen or your PC, you can then explore the world around your image.
When looking on the Capture 180's screen, you can also "knock" the camera into a viewing mode whereby you are presented with a virtual window into your picture's world.
The extendible arm hides away the fisheye lens, and also means that the camera can act as a self-functioning tri-pod, and you'll get a good extension to the camera's reach as well.
It's an absolutely brilliant concept, that works for us on so many levels. We'd love to see the Capture 180 become a reality.


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Casey Bloomquist struck out a career-high 10 batters Saturday as the Cal Poly baseball team beat Wagner 3-1 at Baggett Stadium.
The Mustangs scored first in the fourth inning when Jimmy Allen doubled in Nick Torres. The Seahawks responded and tied the score in the fifth on a sacrifice fly.
Cal Poly regained the lead in the sixth when Mark Mathias doubled down the line to score Brian Mundell. Mundell was 2 for 4 with two runs scored.
Cuesta 4, Santa Barbara 2
The Cougars snapped their six-game losing streak and won their first conference game of the season against the Vaqueros.
Cuesta (5-14, 1-5 Western State Conference) scored three runs in the fourth inning off base hits from Myles Franklin, Steven Pico and RJ Hassey. An RBI groundout by David Belt drove in Franklin.
Anthony Baleto got his first win of the year on the mound, pitching six innings, giving up five hits and striking out four.
Cal Poly 6, Fresno State 1
Sierra Hyland pitched a complete, seven-inning game for the Mustangs and got her 11th win of the season.
Hyland tallied eight strikeouts and just one walk for Cal Poly (14-11).
At the plate, Hyland was 2 for 4 with two RBI, and shortstop Kim Westlund also went 2 for 4, with an RBI.
Men: Cal Poly 115, Fresno State 67; Cal Poly 95, Fresno State 95, Tie
The Mustangs won 11 of 18 events of the men's side as Chris Frias and Sean Davidson finished first and second in the 3,000 meters. Frias finished in 8 minutes, 6.66 seconds and Davidson in 8:08.47 as the next closest runner finished 23 seconds behind.
Sophomore Nick Bultman finished second in the hammer throw at 180 feet, 5 inches, moving up to seventh all-time in school history.
Walter Finney won the 200 in 21.63 and was on the second-place 4x100 relay (41.3), just two-hundredths behind the Bulldogs.
Sophomore Kendal Nielsen won the women's triple jump (40-7 3-4) and moved up to fifth place on the school's career list.
Ajah Love won the women's 200 in 24.32.
Cal Poly 4, Penn 1
Ben Donovan topped Nikola Kucovic 6-2, 6-1 in the home match, and Marco Comuzzo won 6-3, 6-4.
Jurgen De Jager defeated his opponent 6-3, 6-5 (7-5).
The Cal Poly (7-8) doubles team of Devin Barber and Corey Pang won, 6-3.
Texas-Arlington 4, Cal Poly 0
The doubles team of Kathryn Webb and Mika Padmanabhan were the only Mustangs (3-7) to win a set, topping their opponents, 8-3.


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Archive for the 'Miscellaneous' category.
Evolution of Blue Screen of Death
The Blue Screen Of Death is getting less scary and more clean with each release of Windows. Generally termed as BSOD, appears when Windows faces a critical software breakdown and would require a restart. Earlier, Blue Screen of Deaths showed garbage values on a blue screen and a layman would not understand anything. Present day BSODs are getting more cleaner with user friendly messages. Windows 1
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Autumn Rose
well.. it's been a while!
Summer has flown by in a flash of weddings. so many amazing people have been met and 1000's of photos taken. I still have a lot of weddings to edit and so much to share and show.
This summers been hard but amazing. Running a business was something I thought I knew about - having run one with Oli for 7 years.. but being a part of 2 business and solely responsible for one is hard. Saying that it might soon be turning into three! more on that soon though..
The lessons I've learnt this year will go towards hopefully a better balance next year. And I love growing and learning - I just wish there was one more day a week! I'll let you know when I've posted some weddings - I have 7 that I want to add and that's without the other 8 I've still got to edit.
I am looking forward to a bit more time and catching up on all your blogs as well as with friends.
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love this post. there is a happiness that exudes in between the words -happiness that comes from hard work+doing something you love. Your photo is beautiful as well. happy week and good luck with all the edits. xoReplyDelete
Amazing photo. So beautiful. Can't wait to see some of your weddings - just found out you're shooting my friend's wedding in October - random!! Hopefully see you soon to hear all about your news xxReplyDelete
That picture is like a painting... very beautiful.ReplyDelete
Wow you seem to be juggling a lot of work stuff, hope you manage to catch up and find some time to yourself somewhere in the midst of it all. x
That sounds like a pretty good summer, and this photo is absolutely breathtaking! I agree with Carolyn, it's just like a painting, so so gorgeous!ReplyDelete


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Boulder, Colo. (PRWEB) January 07, 2013
As the New Year kicks off, FlexJobs' analyzed job data for December 2012 indicates the possible trends for career fields with the most opportunity in 2013. According to the Flexible Job Index (FJI), the career fields with the most available flexible jobs listed include:
1. Medical & Health
2. Administrative
3. Customer Service
4. Sales
5. Education & Training
The Medical & Health career category has held the top spot consecutively for over two years.
"As far as career sustainability, Medical & Health related positions seem to be the safest bet," shared Sara Sutton Fell, CEO of FlexJobs. "Often, people can get caught up in the next big gold rush, so to speak, such as social media, but it's been interesting to see the most consistent job openings are often in what could be considered 'old fashion' categories."
Industries that saw the largest increases of employment opportunities from November to December are as follows:
1. Retail up 52.17%
2. Account Management up 34.40%
3. Sales up 24.17%
4. Bilingual up 23.27%
5. Computer & IT up 7.55%
"Seasonal jobs definitely affected December retail job numbers," Fell stated. "Jobs typically associated with holiday shopping saw big increases."
The ongoing Flexible Job Index report tracks the availability and variety in the employment market for telecommuting, part-time, and other flexible jobs, and provides reliable data on top career fields that offer work flexibility. Data includes positions listed on the site directly by employers as well as jobs found by FlexJobs' trained staff of researchers who scour hundreds of online sources, including industry blogs, employer websites, job boards, job feeds, and more. Only professional jobs that can both be confirmed as legitimate and as having some kind of work flexibility (telecommuting, part-time or flexible schedule, or freelance contracts) are included in FlexJobs' job database.
The Flexible Job Index can be viewed by visiting http://www.flexjobs.com/trends. For media inquiries, please contact Chelsea Gladden, Chelsea (at) flexjobs (dot) com or 1-866-991-9222 x 4.
About FlexJobs
FlexJobs is the leading online service for hand-screened and professional flexible, part-time, telecommuting, and freelance job listings. FlexJobs gives job seekers an ad-free way to find legitimate jobs quickly, easily, and safely. A proud member of the Better Business Bureau, FlexJobs skilled research team provides quality job leads in over 50 career categories, ranging from entry-level to executive, freelance to full-time. FlexJobs is a green, carbon-balanced company which is leading the way to the future of work by promoting telecommuting and flexible jobs that allow people to enjoy work and life in environmentally sustainable ways.
To find out more about FlexJobs, visit http://www.FlexJobs.com.


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The Evans Way Cul-de-Sac is an unmarked location in the Commonwealth in 2287.
Evans Way Cul-de-Sac can be found by looking left after exiting Diamond City. The 3 entrances to this area have Expert locks to keep one from entering them. The main gate can be found by turning right immediately after passing the city's machine gun turret and going up the stairs. There are also doors on the east and west sides. From the west side there are also some windows that can be shot through.
The two-story building in the west has been fortified by a turret overlooking the cul-de-sac. Another stronger turret guards the southern wall beside the rusty truck. Raiders guard the building. Two raiders guard the first floor and the strongest of the three guards is by the turret on the second level.
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- Evans Way Cul-de-Sac key on the body of one of the raiders.
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Welcome to Christmas in July. We will be sharing Christmas cards this month!
Its always a good idea to get a head start making those Christmas cards that are handmade with love.
Today I have a fun Christmas card for you!
Yule Moose stamp was used to create this card. The background is gold foil polka dots. I used pencils, markers and stickles to create the card.
So, get your Christmas stamps today!


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Welcome to our website
Thank you for looking at our school website, which we hope will give you a flavour of what our school is like.
Our Mission Statement:
In our school, we want to celebrate God's gift of life together;
by inspiring, enhancing and developing tomorrow's talent, today!
We respect all; aiming to achieve and live our values.
A place to allow everyone to flourish!
I begin with our Mission Statement as it really is at the heart of everything that we do. We are very proud of our school and feel that it is a big family with the children's needs being our main priority.
We want the children to be happy, safe and proud of their school. We try very hard to make Teaching and Learning exciting, fun and memorable.
If you would like to know more, please do not hesitate to contact the school and arrange an appointment. I can answer any questions, and show you around the school, but don't wait too long as our numbers are going up and we are nearly full.
We have a wonderful Nursery which you are welcome to visit. Please look at our Nursery Website for further information www.stleossouthmeadnursery.co.uk . Please ring the school office on 0151 477 8410 if you would like to arrange a visit to the Nursery or School, we look forward to meeting you.
Thank you for your time.
A very happy, proud Headteacher
Jeanette Grundy
OFSTED Comments about our school
" The heart and soul of this school is Inspirational ….. " H.M.I February 2013
" The school crackles with high expectations and aspirations." H.M.I February 2013
" St Leo's and Southmead Catholic Primary School Serving the Community is an Outstanding School." Archdiocese of Liverpool January 2013
" Teaching is good overall and at times Outstanding ….." Ofsted October 2012
" The schools systems for checking pupils progress is meticulous…." Ofsted October 2012
" Pupils well being and safety is paramount and the care given to the pupils is exemplary. There is little wonder then, that pupils and parents alike agree that the school keeps them safe providing a "Safe Haven" for all its pupils." Ofsted October 2012
Please see below information reference PREVENT
Prevent Duty PREVENT Governor – Mrs M Slater
Tackling Extremism and Radicalisation Policy 2016/2017
If you would like a paper copy of the information on our website please contact the school office on 0151 477 8410.


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I don't know that I've earned an end-of-the-year/let's-toast-the-new-year post with this blog, as I've fallen quite behind. But the new year is always a good time for reflections and plans and I've been re-reading my posts from 2012 to try to piece together my memories of the last 365 days.
My first post last January was called "The New Year," and I briefly shared that Zachary and I had been separated for several months in 2011. A hard post to write, even if it didn't delve into personal feelings or details, and yet I was cautiously hopeful. As the year wore on, however, my positivity for our future together waned and hard decisions had to be made. When you are young and life as an adult is beginning it's so easy to share news. "I got a new job!" and "We're engaged!" and "I'm pregnant!" are joyous and the good words flow and the congratulations are intoxicating. Then there are situations which are more difficult to announce, and you wonder how – and even if – to do it. My brother and his wife lost their baby girl. Zachary and I are divorcing. These were the tough spots.
The decision to end our marriage will affect me, Zachary, the kids and our families for the rest of our lives. The decision, made in 2012, colors the direction of all my years from here until the end, but my 2013 may have the most upheaval in a short amount of time. This year I will need to figure out how to earn a living that will support me 100% of the time and the children 50% of the time. I will look for a home to house me and the kids. I might go back to using my maiden name (I change my mind almost daily on that issue).
Despite the heart-wrenching moments scattered throughout, 2012 brought joy, as well. My babies turned 9, 8, 6 and 3 and showed me every day what amazing little people they are growing to become. Jonah potty trained and now I'm free of diapers forever. Grant transformed from a wild-child kindergartener to a boisterous (but calmer) first grader who is proud of how far his reading skills have come along. Isla grew more confident in her gymnastics. Miles finally learned how to ride a bike. I made Lego Star Wars cake pops for Grant's birthday party and they took forever and make me want to pull my hair out but resulted in one of my most popular blog posts ever.
I traveled to California for a friend's wedding and got to experience gorgeous weather mid-winter. I visited family and friends in Texas. I made new friends and spent more time with old ones. My business doubled in sales. My sister had her first baby with her new husband, and my brother and his wife found out they are expecting a baby girl a year after they lost their daughter to stillbirth. I reached my lowest weight since getting married 10 years ago (let's not talk about how the scale has inched up again, though, okay?). The kids and I spent time together having fun (and visiting urgent cares) at Disney World. I tried Zumba for the first time and loved it. My friends convinced me to go salsa dancing and I had fun even though I couldn't keep up. I made bread for the first time and it was edible, even if it didn't turn out as expected.
Did you make resolutions for 2013? I haven't. I'm not a resolution girl. In November I joined a new gym and have been going when I am not with the kids. I'll meal plan more now that the holidays and get-togethers are over for a while. I'm going to volunteer more not because it's a new year but because I love it and I've found friends who love it just as much and, like exercise, it's easier to get yourself out with others who are happy doing the same thing.
2013 will bring challenges and changes, less fun and more numerous than those I experienced in the 12-month period that saw me follow Zachary to two different states, get engaged and hold four different jobs.
I have absolutely no idea what my "Happy 2014!" post will include. My life is a notebook with a lot of blank lines ahead. There will be tears, there will be smiles, there will be mistakes and successes. I'll probably lose and gain the same ten pounds a few times and I imagine I'll say, on at least one occasion, that I need a desperately need vacation but I'll be unable to take one and the next day I'll be better, anyway. I'll breathe in, I'll breathe out.
Happy 2013 to you all – whatever it brings you!


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Has anyone failed nursing and came back again? - page 2
i am going to be starting back up in my nursing program this october 2006. i have been out since december 2005... i am really worried about failing the second time around, so i've been studying all... Read More
May 12, '07I will start med-surg in july and i was wondering how did you begin to study for it. i here it is very difficult and i want to be prepared for it. Can you give me a couple of pointers on how to study for med-surg?
May 12, '07i failed pharm last semester fall 07, came back spring 07, passes it, and i will be starting second level on may 21, i'm nervous but then again i passed with an A
May 12, '07Quote from 2007rndmkti always found it helpful to rewrite my notes and any thing that i had highlighted in a book,read it, write it,repeat it!good luck!remember to breathe!i am going to be starting back up in my nursing program this october 2006. i have been out since december 2005... i am really worried about failing the second time around, so i've been studying all my old notes and reading everything i can.
my problem is not knowing what to exactly study for and how to answer the questions right on the test! i always seem to stuy too much or not enough....i have asked other students what they do, and most of them say they don't even read the books, that they just study the class lecture handouts. i feel like i would be missing something if i didn't look in my books....
any suggestion would be so helpful.
Jun 18, '07I failed a year ago. I had to retest back into my program which means taking a comprehensive final in each area I previously passed. Make less than 78% and you fail. After you finish the exams up to the point which you failed you then take a math test. Miss more than one and you fail. If you make it through all of that then you redo all of your clinical skills. It was a two month process to get back into the program. They don't even guarantee a spot even if you pass all of that. Deal is so many people fail out of the program that there will be a spot available. You only get one shot to re-enter the program to start off at where you left off. Only two out of 17 people who tried one time got in. When I passed it was 3 out of 7. When I did not pass my OB rotation, I had fail by just 4 points. It was devestating. I did not know what I was going to do. By the way, I had to wait a whole year until that rotation came around to start again. It was a very stressful time. Some people don't even try to retest back in because they hear how hard it is and the chances of making it in are low. However, I felt like I owed it to myself to at least try. I gave it everything I had and I got back in. Then I went on this past year to do really well in all my rotations. I graduated in May and passed my HESI first time. If it is meant to be then it will happen.
Aug 6, '07One thing that helped me was to focus on my goals.... Im a single mother of 1 daughter. And trying to juggle between my school, her school, work, $ it was hard. But I failed out in my jr. year. I came back, had to retake all the ATI's and then after that had to be approved by the staff. Which I was! Thank goodness. but when I came back I was determined to do it right this time. If it weren't for my mom helping me out with my daughter so I could study, I wouldn't have made it but I studied my ARSE off!! :angryfireAnd graduated June 25th. I am waiting to take my NCLEX Aug 27th ! If I can do it anyone can... Good Luck to all that have to retake, Stay focused, and you will do fine.
Dec 5, '07failed this semester ( fall 2007) I failed on ATI, not on the lecture, but ATI. Now, I do not know what should I do.Last edit by helpme on Dec 5, '07
Dec 5, '07I'm one of those who flunked med/surg twice and was about to just throw in the towel but both my mom and my husband told me never to give up my dream so I plugged through and passed NCLEX on the first try. Don't ever give up on your dream. GO FOR IT!!!
Feb 7, '08hi ladies,
I am from Little Rock but living in Memphis while the DH finshes grad school and would love to start nursing school next year. May I what school you ladies in attend?
Oct 19, '08i have been a student for hte last one year ,i had 5 days to graduate but i failed one test .they wount accept me at all in the programe.is this fair?
Mar 21, '09I am thinking about applying to this nursing program; can anyone give me some insight into this program. Unfortunately, I don't know anyone who has gone here. I have already had one bad experience. I guess my biggest question would be if the instructors are good teachers, and make out their own exams from lecture/book?
Jul 22, '09I was in a BSN program, and had 1 more semester to go before graduation. Well what happen was I ended up failing both nursing classes because of being 1 point from passing in both classes. The instructors did not even give me the one point when I asked, and I knew that if they had given me that point, and I was able to sit for their final, then I would of pass the final. I felt that deep inside. Now I am in another state, and trying to debate rather I should stick with nursing, and try and get into a diploma or associate program this time, and to bridge later, or just change my major to something else because of the failure I already have. I also fail another nursing course earlier, but was able to repeat the course and came out making a B in the course the second time taking it. I just don't know what to do now. Is nursing for me? This is what I really want to do. I was told to explore other health related careers, and to give up on nursing because of the failures. I just feel if I try again, then I should do well this time around. What should I do?
Jul 23, '09If you really want it then give it all you've got. Quit your job, if you have one. Find help for your kids, if you need it. Clear everything you can and GO FOR IT! Your "failures" were few and lets be real - they were very nearly successes.
I think the most important question here is "What do you want?" If its to be a nurse, then pursue that. If you give it your very best and fail, then you will know you did everything you could, and will have no regrets. The fact that you've gotten SO close proves that you can do it. The associate program would be less of a time investment. You could get your RN, then you could finish your BSN later.
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Nicole Kidman is Dior fabulous on the cover of InStyle magazine's March 2014 issue, on newsstands Friday (February 14).
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On what drives her: "I suppose what drives me now is a strong inner life. Keith says I'm the one who thinks and feels and analyzes things. I don't hide from what they call the 'the shadow side.' I feel very connected to life and to the world when I'm exploring the human psyche through a role."
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What great news! The book store at the National Basilica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, DC, placed an order for 50 copies of Praying the Mass: The Prayers of the People. Look for it to be on the shelves in a couple of weeks!
Praying the Mass at the Basilica ShrinePosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 4:58 PM
Support a Catholic Speaker!Posted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 10:58 AM
This is from Matthew Warner's blog, Fallible Blogma:
I thought it would be really cool if we could do a joint promotion effort of a lot of the great Catholic speakers out there and the many Catholic blogs. Introducing…Support a Catholic Speaker Month.To see the list of speakers, go to Matthew's post.
The goal is to create a rising Catholic tide on the internet that lifts all boats (websites, speakers, and all those who participate). This giant, sudden influx of catholic material and interlinking between Catholic websites should get some attention and raise awareness about all of these great Catholic speakers while also promoting the many wonderful Catholic blogs out there that perhaps you haven't heard of yet either.
The primary goal of our Favorite Catholic Speakers Poll of 2009 was not to find out who is better than somebody else. It was to raise awareness about the many Catholic Speakers out there and to support them. They are all sharing the same, one Truth. And as talented and effective as the top favorites are at doing what they do, we need many more like them if we're going to reach everyone.
That's precisely the motivation for Support a Catholic Speaker Month.
How it works:
- If you have a blog or website, just request a speaker from the list below by emailing me here: speaker [@] fallibleblogma [DOT] com. Please include your requested speaker and your blog/website (you don't have to have a fancy, popular blog – just a desire to help the Catholic community).
- Next, simply write a short (at least a few paragraphs) post about your speaker. Link back to this page on FallibleBlogma.com and link to the speaker's own website. Let me know when it's up and I will link to your post from this post so people can find it on your blog and read it!
- The tidal wave of Catholic links and posts then flood the web raising awareness and promoting hundreds of Catholic speakers and blogs in the month of October.
Reader FeedbackPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 8:19 PM
I am very eager to know what readers of Praying the Mass: The Prayers of the People think about the book, so this post is an open forum for all readers to provide public feedback, whether it be questions, comments, corrections, suggestions, etc.
Also, I would love for readers to write reviews for the book, posted on your own blog (which will be linked to from www.PrayingTheMass.com) and on Amazon.com!
Help these two good causes!Posted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 1:20 PM
These are the two charities that I contribute to out of my profits on Praying the Mass: The Prayers of the People.
10% goes to my local Catholic radio station, WFJS 1260 AM, Domestic Church Radio.
Another 10% goes to the Mater Ecclesiae Fund for Vocations, which assists men and women entering religious orders by helping them pay off their college debts.
In addition to supporting them by buying a book, please consider making supplemental contributions to them. (Or, if you have local Catholic radio, support them!)
Welcome, Chanters!Posted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 8:48 AM
I spent Friday and Saturday in Washington, DC, at the National Basilica Shrine of the Immaculate Conception. The Church Music Association of America (CMAA) was co-sponsoring a Gregorian chant pilgrimage. Here is my Facebook photo album of the event.
The weekend ended with Mass (in the Extraordinary Form) celebrated in the Crypt Chapel. In addition to a schola which sang the propers, all of us sang the ordinary of the Mass (the Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, and Agnus Dei) in Gregorian chant. The organizers of the event allowed me to put one of my Praying the Mass "business cards" in each of the chant-materials bags, and I got a chance to speak with several other attendees about the book.
So, if you're from the Gregorian Chant pilgrimage, welcome to Praying the Mass. I have a special discount code (15% off) for you, so if you email me (and can verify your presence at said pilgrimage...) I'll give you the discount code.
What sets Praying the Mass apart?Posted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 3:50 PM
What makes Praying the Mass: The Prayers of the People different from other guides to the Mass already in existence? There are a number of features in the presentation and content in Praying the Mass that clearly set it apart from books like it. I will update this list as additional features come to mind.
- It provides the new English translation of the texts of the Mass. Praying the Mass is, to my knowledge, the first catechetical guide using the new translation. Others will follow, for certain, but I hope the quality and content of my book sets a high bar for future publications.
- It highlights the changed texts. In the left margin of the text, changes to the current translation are marked with a clear visual cue (»).
- It provides the Latin text along with the English text. Faithful to the Church's call for the preservation of Latin in the Latin (Roman) Rite, the book includes the normative Latin text (with accents marks for assistance in pronunciation) above the English translation. This is also helpful because it shows how accurately the new translation renders the Latin.
- It provides an abundance of Scripture annotations. Virtually every prayer of the Mass is supplemented with interlinear Scripture annotations, more than are found in the USCCB's study copy of the Ordinary of the Mass and every other resource I have come across. A lot of the annotations are the work of my personal Scriptural research.
- A catechesis on the Nicene Creed. Every catechism I've read deals with the Apostles' Creed. In my research for Praying the Mass, I sought out explanations for some of the phrases found in the Nicene Creed that are "overlooked" in catechisms, such as "Light from Light."
Quotes on Liturgical CatechesisPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 4:56 PM
One of these quotes randomly appears in the blue box at the top of the web site.
- "With zeal and patience, pastors of souls must promote the liturgical instruction of the faithful..." ~ Vatican II, Sacrosanctum Concilium 19
- "Open your hearts, children of the Catholic Church, and come and pray the prayer of your Mother." ~ Prosper Gueranger
- "Liturgical piety ... seeks to reform ... the spiritual dispositions and practices of the Catholic faithful." ~ Alcuin Reid, O.S.B., The Organic Development of the Liturgy, p. 67
- "The most urgent task is that of the biblical and liturgical formation of the people of God..." ~ Pope John Paul II, Vicesimus Quintus Annus 15
- "It is more necessary than ever to intensify liturgical life ... by means of an appropriate formation ... of all the faithful..." ~ Pope John Paul II, Spiritus et Sponsa 7
- "Pastors should be committed to that mystagogical catechesis ... by which the faithful ... understand ... the liturgy..." ~ Pope John Paul II, Mane Nobiscum Domine 17
- "Mystagogical catechesis should [make] the faithful more sensitive to the language of signs and gestures..." ~ Pope Benedict XVI, Sacramentum Caritatis 64b
- "Mystagogical catechesis must [bring] out the significance of the rites for the Christian life in all its dimensions..." ~ Pope Benedict XVI, Sacramentum Caritatis 64c
- "Part of the mystagogical process is to demonstrate how the mysteries are linked to the mission [of the Church]." ~ Pope Benedict XVI, Sacramentum Caritatis 64c
Review by Fr. Tim FiniganPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 4:41 PM
Praying the Mass. The Prayers of the People, by Jeffrey Pinyan, is a guide to the new English translation of the Mass. ... Jeff has very kindly mentioned Fr. Zuhlsdorf and myself in the acknowledgments and I have followed the progress of the book for some time in its preparation.
The book goes through all the texts that are spoken by the people during the newer form of the Mass. (A second book is planned on the prayers of the priest.) The texts are given in Latin and in the new ICEL version with a catechetical commentary that is deeply versed in the sacred scriptures. The introductory chapter includes a refreshingly sound and balanced understanding of participation in the Sacred Liturgy and the whole book could justifiably be regarded as a significant contribution to the genuine renewal of the Liturgy promoted by Pope Benedict.
Praying the Mass is a valuable guide for Catholics who want to understand more of the texts of the Mass that they say every week, and a helpful resource for entering into the texts of the Sacred Liturgy actively and prayerfully. There is much talk of the need for catechesis and preparation for the new ICEL texts. As a resource for lay people, this book deserves a place on the book list for courses, training sessions and websites devoted to such preparation.
(This is an edited version of a review posted on Fr. Finigan's blog on September 23, 2009.)
Now in print!Posted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 6:24 PM
Praying the Mass: The Prayers of the People IS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE as of Tuesday, September 22nd, 2009 You can purchase a copy through the link above and on the left. The price is $12.00. A percentage of the proceeds will be going to certain Catholic charities which I support (and think you should, too!).
Excerpt: DalmaticPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 10:36 AM
et dalmática justítiæ circúmda me semper.
Endow me, Lord, with the garment of salvation, the vestment of joy,
and with the dalmatic of justice ever encompass me.
Excerpt: ChasublePosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 10:36 AM
fac, ut istud portáre sic váleam, quod cónsequar tuam grátiam. Amen.
O Lord, who said, "My yoke is easy and my burden is light": Matt 11:30
grant that I might bear it well,
so as to receive your grace. Amen. Rom. 5:2; Heb. 12:15
Excerpt: StolePosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 10:35 AM
Restore to me, Lord, the stole of immortality,
which I lost through the transgression of our first parents,
and, unworthy as I am to approach your sacred mysteries, Luke 17:10
may I yet attain to eternal joy. Sir. 2:9; Isa. 61:7
Excerpt: CincturePosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 10:58 PM
Gird me, Lord, with the cincture of purity, Eph. 6:14
and extinguish in my loins all fleshly desires, Gal. 5:16; Col. 3:5; 1 Pet. 2:11
that the virtue of continence and chastity may abide within me. 1 Th. 4:3
Excerpt: AlbPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 8:13 AM
ut, in Sánguine Agni dealbátus, gáudiis pérfruar sempitérnis.
Purify me, Lord, and cleanse my heart so that, Ps. 51:7-9
washed in the Blood of the Lamb, I may enjoy eternal bliss. Rev. 7:14
Excerpt: AmicePosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 3:10 PM
ad expugnándos diabólicos incúrsus.
Place, O Lord, the helmet of salvation upon my head, Isa. 59:17; Eph. 6:17
that I may overcome the assaults of the devil. Eph. 6:11
Excerpt: Washing the HandsPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 4:19 PM
Washing the Hands
Give, Lord, virtue to my hands, Ps. 29:11
to be cleansed from all stain, 2 Sam. 22:21; Jas. 4:8
that I might serve you with purity of mind and body. 1 Tim. 4:12
Excerpt: Vesting PrayersPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 10:44 PM
Vesting Prayers
Excerpt: Lamb of GodPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 2:29 PM
"Lamb of God"
Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccáta mundi: miserére nobis.
Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccáta mundi: dona nobis pacem.
Lamb of God, Gen. 22:8; Ex. 12
you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. Lev. 16:21
Lamb of God, Rev. 5:6
you take away the sins of the world, have mercy on us. John 1:29
Lamb of God, 1 Cor. 5:7; 1 Pet. 1:19
you take away the sins of the world, grant us peace. John 14:27; 20:26
Excerpt: VestmentsPosted by Jeffrey Pinyan at 11:26 PM


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It is not about how much time you have; it is what you choose to do with it.
Jessica Alba is a retired spy, married to a TV 'spy hunter' reporter named Wilbur (Joel McHale), who has no idea she's an actual spy. The two have a newborn baby and Jessica is also the stepmother to her husbands kids who miss their biological mom and resent the arrival of their father's new wife.
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It's gonna get sappy up in here.
Historically, I find autumn fairly terrifying -- when the days start getting shorter, I stop wanting to get out of bed and when there's less sunlight, my seasonal affective disorder kicks in and my circadian rhythms go all wonky. I love winter clothes, I love a bit of baroque and I think it'd be a lot easier to get out of bed in the cold if I could wear seasonal Dolce, but the reality is that I have to make a really active effort in winter to keep my head above water.
I can already start to feel myself slipping into a frightening place. I am already lying in a little later; my mind feels a little fuzzier, and I am a little quicker to get upset, just that closer to an edge that I don't want to teeter on ever again. I am also looking at what I can do that I know is good for me in winter.
Many years of therapy, daily meditation and beauty products get me by through the winter months, and I'm telling you about them in autumn so that you have plenty of time to get prepared. The beauty products that is, not the therapy. I'm unfortunately not that helpful.
A few years ago, I started getting eczema on my face as a result of a combination of stress and the changing weather. It was devastating, I felt completely repulsive, and it was happening partly as a result of being unhappy, like some sort of vicious misery cycle. Going from freezing cold outdoors to boiling hot central-heated houses is a real killer for your face. Combined with winds, the fact that cold air has less moisture than warm air, hot drinks and hot showers, your skin is about a million times more likely to get scaly when it's cold outside.
Something that I have discovered recently and am promoting like a crazy person is Nourish's Argan Skin Rescue. It might sound counter-intuitive to put oil on your skin, particularly if you are prone to breakouts, but oils are easier for your skin to absorb than a typical moisturizing cream or balm, so they don't sit on your face, and they help dissolve blackheads by means of breaking down the oils clogged in your pores.
The point of moisturizing is to help bring your skin to an equilibrium because if you don't moisturize, your skin over-produces oil in a panic. I think of it in the same way that I now think of dieting; when you starve your body of something, the second it gets a bit of oil or a bit of cake or whatever it is that it needs, it hoards it. So, dieting ends up making you fat, and stripping your skin of its oils makes you oilier in the long-term.
I apply a tiny drop of the oil to my palms, rub them together and then massage the treatment into my face right at the end of the day. The oil also helps stimulate collagen production in the skin, which plumps your face and protects against wrinkles, and the Vitamin E and neroli oil help combat scarring, if you have any existing blemishes.
I've also been using YSL's Forever Youth Liberator Eye Zone Serum (£45), which is a sort of gel for the area from your eyes to your temples. I know I'm only 24, but prevention is better than cure and I get horrific dark circles, in spite of sleeping more when it is darker outside.
I'm usually very suspicious when brands that specialize in makeup and fragrance branch out into skincare, but this one is actually the best eye serum I've found in a long time. Again, the chemistry behind this focuses on collagen production -– it claims to stimulate glycans, which decrease with age (and are partially responsible for producing collagen), in order to plump up your epidermis. I don't know how much it does for my glycans, but I am telling you, my circles are a lot better than they were before I started using it.
Lip Moisturiser, Malin + Goetz, $12
My lips also go to pieces during winter. I typically use a second toothbrush to exfoliate my lips of dry skin so that my lipstick applies better, but that means they end up dry, and I gnaw at them when I am anxious so they are a little bit gross even in summer.
Malin + Goetz's Lip Moisturiser has been the answer to all of my (lip-related) problems. It isn't sticky or heavy, which is hard to find in a lip balm -- and it has no taste and absorbs incredibly well. I've really done the rounds of different lip moisturisers, from Eve Lom to Kiehls (which was my go-to for years) to Clarins, but I promise you that this is the best one.
I resent spending more than a pound on a lip balm but, as substantiated by my Photoboothing for these articles, I love a good pout. And a good pout is not accentuated by peely lips. The only other product I use on my lips these days is the product that I have carried with me everywhere I go for years: Lucas' Papaw Ointment (£5.75).
Made of fermented papaya in Australia, this works for everything. Cuticles? Check. Lips? Check. It is amazing for burns, for scars, for elbows and knees. The reason I don't use it exclusively is that it contains petroleum, which means it doesn't actually moisturize in the long term, but acts as a short-term solution by sealing in moisture. That means it is absolutely perfect to help a cut heal and prevent scarring (when I get a little over-zealous with home extraction).
When I'm at home in the winter months, I use Sally Hansen's Nailgrowth Miracle Serum ($9.99) on my cuticles before I sleep. Seriously, everything gets chapped on me during winter, and if my cuticles aren't in decent condition then I will peel them apart when anxious and end up with a bloody mess where my fingers should be. It's gross, so I'm fairly militant around keeping them in good condition.
Rose de Vie Hydrating Mask, Dr Sebagh, $115.86 (but with free p+p and serum!)
I wouldn't feel this review was complete without a facemask. I do love a facemask. I am going to guilty reveal my favourite for winter, although it is almost too expensive for me to justify affording on my income: Dr Sebagh's Rose de Vie Hydrating Mask. Seriously, put it on your Christmas list if you can't justify it as an essential.
It is rose scented, and is specifically intended to combat dehydration during winter when central heating ruins your skin. It doesn't just rehydrate, but aims to promote and boost moisture levels from within using citraline (an amino acid derived from watermelon).
It smells amazing. Seriously, amazing, delicately rose-y and it's really gentle to apply because it's creamy and soothing, and it has extracts of iris too –- basically, it smells delicious, I'd trust Dr Sebagh with my life, he's my skincare hero and it costs the same as an hour of therapy. Justification complete.
3 More Inches Pre-Wash Treatment, Michael Van Clarke, $40.59
Since I'm into my hair care these days, I'm going to finish with a hair mask. I have spent almost my entire life wishing that I had hair that could cover my breasts like a mermaid but my hair just kept dropping out of my scalp. When I found products that promised me length, I was pretty enthusiastic.
Michael Van Clarke's 3 More Inches Pre-Wash Treatment is incredible; you apply it generously all over your hair and leave it for an hour (or overnight, I always prefer leaving things on overnight, I feel I get my money's worth) and then wash your hair as normal. It isn't heavy, but it does leave your hair feeling nourished and glossy and healthy -- people actually notice the difference when I use it which is sort of insane as I usually assume only I can tell that sort of weird shit.
So that is how I plan to appear healthy this winter, on the off chance that I put all of this therapeutic work into practice and stave off the seemingly inevitable seasonal misery. What are your plans to keep you healthy this winter? Seriously -- what do people do in winter to deal with their lives? Do you get miserable in winter? Do you like face oil? Share with me! I'm all about the sharing.
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Traffic congestion takes a heavy toll on residents, our economy and the environment. Oregon's population is projected to grow exponentially, and traffic will only get worse unless action is taken.
Compounding the problem is the fact that there are insufficient funds to build new roads on a sizable scale. Part of the solution is to better manage the demand put on our transportation system and maximize its capacity. That's the primary aim of Drive Less Save More.
Launched in 2006 by the Oregon Department of Transportation, Metro and its public and private partners, Drive Less Save More seeks to reduce individual car trips as an integral part of a larger solution to addressing traffic congestion. The goal is to raise public awareness about the benefits of driving less through trip chaining and other smart driving strategies, such as riding transit, carpooling, vanpooling, ridesharing, telecommuting, biking and/or walking. Today, Drive Less Save More has expanded beyond the Portland metro area into Salem, Eugene/Springfield, Medford and Bend.
Now in its fifth year, Drive Less Save More is achieving measurable results. Post-campaign research conducted in 2009 revealed:


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TRENDING: Beautiful fruit and vegetable displays admired across the internet
These delightful and creative displays of vegetables and fruits are trending on Chinese internet sites. But take a closer look, these captivating photos are not from China; they are from right here in the USA. Even if you're not a vegetarian, you'd at least fall in love with the enchanting displays! So where are these yummy vegetables and fruits?
Chinese netizens also piled complements on whoever selected the vegetables and fruits with so much loving care.
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The photos are from Zupon's, a family-owned gourmet food market in Portland, Oregon. Oh, I'm so ready to visit Portland. I've never been there, and now there's a great reason to go, but we might just be stampeded by Chinese tourists first.


text: What I was referring to back then was a more friendly UI for GP Software Installation. It was essentially to be an enhanced version of my GPSIViewer utility out on gpoguy.com. However, its been put on the back burner for quite a while now. Essentially, though, all it did is put a better face on GPSI-making it easier to, for example, to view all deployed applications in a domain, and ultimately, to be able to easily add, change and remove all apps from a package centric view. If folks think its something that would be interesting I'd love to hear about it. It would not likely be free, however, though probably cheap. Darren From: gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Michael Pietrzak Sent: Monday, March 03, 2008 5:06 PM To: gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [gptalk] Re: Determining if Group Policy Deployment is right for us.... Darren, I remember Curt over at the minasi forums mentioning something about you developing a software deployment application. Was there ever anything like that that you were working on? Thanks, Michael From: gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Darren Mar-Elia Sent: Monday, March 03, 2008 2:41 PM To: gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [gptalk] Re: Determining if Group Policy Deployment is right for us.... Matt- Lots of questions in there but I would say that GP will almost meet your requirements. The only one that really stands out is the need for no reboots. In general, if you deploy per-computer, then you need to reboot for a machine to pick that up. Same goes for per-user installations requiring a user to re-logon to pick up the package. Otherwise GP fits most of your requirements. You would need to package your DLLs as an MSI package, which is not a big deal if your company developed them, or even if they haven't with packaging software. As for updates, you can use GP to create "upgrade relationships" between, for example, v1 and v2. The package in v2 has to know how to handle upgrading v1 but otherwise, it works as expected and it allows GP to handle when to update an application. As for 3rd party products, there are many, many software distribution solutions out there. I would say that only a small subset of them rely on GP. One of the notable ones is SpecOps Deploy. But you have many, many 3rd party distribution solutions out there to choose from. Darren From: gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:gptalk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Matt Walker Sent: Monday, March 03, 2008 3:58 PM To: gptalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [gptalk] Determining if Group Policy Deployment is right for us.... Hi all, We are currently in the process of creating a new application which will house all the logic on a server and have workstations hit that. The workstations will need some .dll's, etc. installed to allow the integration with some other third party applications. It is the desire to have these components installed on the workstations with the following points in mind: Ease of installation with little to no user interaction No need to have admin rights on the workstation No need to reboot the target workstation Ability to self update Ease of uninstallation. With these in mind, will Group Policy work for us? I know it may be difficult to determine without knowing the actual footprint of the workstation components. In reading some Group Policy information, a question does arise for me. What method would I use since this package that will be installed will not really be a functioning application, but simply unrelated components? There are no real entry points to this 'application' that would be installed. Would I assign this package to a computer/user? In other words, this package should be installed always. Then, down the line, we would want to be able to upgrade, remove, etc. If upgrading, how does that actually work? I know how to upgrade simply using the Windows Installer methodology, but how does that fold into Group Policy. In using group policy for this purpose, would I just be telling the system to install this .msi then, based on its internal codes, upgrade accordingly? Is there any way to detect when an update is needed or is it simply the job of the Administrator to monitor this and employ a new policy to push the update? Any help is greatly appreciated so I thank you in advance. I read up on third party deployment tools and many seem to be wrapped around Group Policy in some way. Is this an accurate statement or do many tools handle pushing software differently? Again, thanks for the help!! 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The public is being asked its views on whether trail-bikes, quad bikes and 4x4s should be permanently banned from two green lanes in the Peak District National Park.
A six-week public consultation runs from now until November 2 on proposed Traffic Regulation Orders (TROs) to exclude motor vehicles from the Long Causeway, a 3.6km route between Sheffield and Hathersage, and The Roych, a 3.5km stretch of the Pennine Bridleway near Chapel-en-le-Frith.
Both are former packhorse routes. The Long Causeway crosses the spectacular Stanage Edge, following a route between Redmires and Hathersage, while The Roych track is part of the Pennine Bridleway, a national trail dedicated principally to horse-riders, but also used by cyclists and walkers.
The Authority says it is making the proposals due to damage to the areas through which the routes run, and the effect of vehicles on other users such as walkers, cyclists and horse-riders and on people who live nearby.
Cllr Garry Purdy, vice-chair of the Authority's audit, resources and performance committee, said:
'Both routes are very popular and cross some of the most environmentally-sensitive areas of the national park. These proposals follow a lengthy period of monitoring and attempts to manage vehicle use on the routes.'
'We have already sought the views of the highways authorities, parish councils, recreational user groups and environmental groups, the majority of whom favoured permanent bans. The committee has also held site inspections.'
'We're proposing these Traffic Regulation Orders to safeguard what people value most about these areas, but we want to hear everyone's views and will make a final decision in the light of all the evidence and feedback.'
These proposals are part of the Authority's overall strategy for managing green lanes. It has 24 priority routes in the Derbyshire part of the national park, 16 of which have action plans for their future management, which can be seen here.
The Authority is currently spending an extra £100,000 over two years to carry out the action plans, tackle illegal off-roading and improve communication with all green lane users.
Information on recreational vehicle use in the national park can be found here.
Comments can be made on the current consultation here. For any other queries, call the rights of way team on 01629 816290


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As one of only eight programs in Neurodevelopmental Disabilities (NDD) training available in the United States, we hope that you will have the opportunity to learn more about UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh and the academic community at the University of Pittsburgh. We are pleased to offer our six-year joint program with the residency program in the Department of Pediatrics. NDD Training: The Basics is available at www.nddtraining.org.
Our accredited NDD program was started in 2002 by Dr. Michael Painter. The division and hospital have a long tradition of training physicians, making UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh an excellent site for NDD training. Our program has several main themes that will provide you with the educational and clinical training necessary for you to become part of a growing medical specialty aimed to treat children with a holistic perspective.
The NDD program is closely linked to the Division of Child Neurology, Developmental Medicine, and the Program for the Study of Neurodevelopment in Rare Disorders at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh. These linkages provide a large number of clinical training sites, specialized services in both hospital and outpatient settings, and affords a large and diverse faculty.
Clinical training is six years and provides exposure to a wide variety of clinical disciplines as well as exposure to developmental neuroscience and research through a mentored scholarly project. See a sample training rotation schedule here.
Clinical training at Children's and UPMC offers broad and diverse exposure in multiple settings. Continuity clinic exposure varies from community-based general pediatrics during pediatrics residency years to longitudinal developmental disabilities clinic throughout NDD training through:
Continuity clinics during the last three years are dedicated to clinics in child development and neurology. These clinics are tailored to the resident's interests.
As an NDD physician, your career will focus on meeting the diverse medical, psychosocial, and educational needs of your patients. In addition to excellent training in subspecialty medicine, you will receive training and education in:
These educational components include experiences in the LEND Program of Pittsburgh, funded by the Health and Resources Services Administration, and opportunities at the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public Health. An important component of the NDD training program is a community-based involvement in a patient advocacy group or government agency. This will enable you to better understand patient and family needs and public health concerns.
Exposure and mentored experiences in research is an integral component of the NDD program. This will be tailored to each resident. Research training begins during the first year of neurology training, can be continued during elective time in years 2 and 3, and can be pursued intensively in year 4. There are numerous academic and research opportunities available at the University of Pittsburgh.
Each resident will complete a scholarly project, and presentation at national meetings and preparation of manuscripts for publication are encouraged. The project can be clinical or laboratory-based. Each resident is paired with a research faculty mentor during the first year of the program, and the mentor will assist the resident in developing a project that can be completed during the residency program.
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When we last checked in with the trio of agencies that once bore the ICC brand — ICC, Pace, and Trio — they were in a state of semi-limbo. After Interpublic eliminated the third of its health networks (ICC Lowe), the agencies under its aegis were moved into the FCB Health network. For a while it looked as if they would retain their brand identities. "We certainly don't see a reason at this point to rename something that has a strong legacy and reputation with its clients," FCB president and CEO Dana Maiman explained to MM&M last May.
So when news broke late in 2015 that ICC and Pace had been united as FCBCure (this April, it would absorb the ad and promotion components of Trio's business as well), the industry reacted with surprise — at first, anyway. Once newly appointed co-MDs Christine Finamore and Tom Millar articulated their vision for the newly merged agency, the question became: Why hadn't this happened sooner?
Millar, who arrived in June, and Finamore, who joined three months later, don't have a ready answer to the question, so let us respond in their place: because it takes time to lure leaders of this caliber and even more time to process the change that comes with any such core infrastructure reinvention.
After sitting down with existing staff to sort out and answer questions and ease concerns and erase any doubts, the new leadership team reached out to clients, none of whom jumped ship. Once the decision to merge agencies had been made, the new name came quickly — "in maybe 45 minutes," Finamore says.
Through it all, the newly reinvigorated company moved aggressively on the new business front, achieving a breakthrough win in November from Novo Nordisk (for NovoSeven and Novoeight, as well as for another as-yet-unnamed hemophilia compound). Other new client additions include Celgene (in the oncology space), Amgen (for multiple myeloma), and Johnson & Johnson Vision Care (branding for the Acuvue contact lens franchise).
Finamore and Millar are exceedingly respectful when it comes to discussing the era that preceded their tenure, stressing that they can only comment on what they've personally seen since arriving. Still, when asked how the internal changes played with the existing client base, Finamore responds, "This is only my interpretation, but I sense that for a lot of [clients] it wasn't about services or offerings. It was more about execution," she says. "Execution is the one thing that will drive clients crazy — like when something doesn't come in on time and on budget," she explains. "Tom and I have made it clear that we're available at any moment. Maybe that's a little different than what [happened] here before."
That sentiment holds for creative- and strategy-related client concerns. "You can either basically respond to what you're asked to do, or you can go beyond that even before you're asked," Millar says. "I've never met a client who didn't want more ideas."
Up next: More hiring (60 people joined between November and April, driving overall headcount to 190) and, as Finamore puts it, "Trying to survive the next six months while we do construction."


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Distressed strategy comes into play
The lure of distressed debt strategies is easy to understand given current market conditions. These funds buy debt trading at a discount because the borrower is at risk of defaulting and they aim to profit from a successful restructuring or turnaround of the company.
There is currently an abundance of opportunity to buy discounted debt securities. The corporate debt market has been badly hurt by the financial crisis. Bank debt is trading at historic lows due to balance sheet pressure and market
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The Oregon Legislature won't start business in earnest for almost another two weeks, but among the bills being introduced is one that would exempt public employees pension records from disclosure.
Senate Bill 369, sponsored by Sen. Alan Bates, D-Medford, would overrule a 2011 decision by former attorney general John Kroger to make such information public. Under a subsequent legal settlement with The Oregonian and the Salem Statesman Journal, the public employees retirement system provided a limited data release to the newspapers, including retirees' names, benefit amount, length of service, retirement date and retirement method.


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Spring 2009
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PhD (Doctor of Philosophy)
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David E. Stewart
First Committee Member
Weiman Han
Second Committee Member
Daniel Anderson
Third Committee Member
Palle Jorgenson
Fourth Committee Member
Chris Wyman
This thesis consists of two parts. In the first part, a simulation of contact between a two dimensional elastic object in motion in contact with a rigid obstacle under Coulumb friction is developed. Once this simulation is developed, the simulation attempts to find out what initial numerical conditions cause the object to go unstable. All results found in this first part are numerical. Based on the numerical results of this thesis it appears that the friction coefficient is the main source of instabilities occuring, but the initial velocity does impact whether or not an instability occurs to some degree as well. The second part of this thesis investigates whether or not energy is conserved during the simulations conducted in the first part of the thesis. In the first part we discover that whether or not energy is conserved has little impact on whether an instabilty occurs, but it is still desireable for energy to be conserved in a mathematical model. We show that with a slight modification to the friction condition that energy will be conserved. This is desireable as energy dissipation is usually needed to prove convergence of solutions. Unfortunately as of yet convergence of solutions cannot be proven as existance of solutions has yet to be established.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 107-109).
Copyright 2009 Brian Douglas Gillispie
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This trip is ideal for weekends, Honeymoon, Meeting, Incentive, Corporates
Day 01: Visakhapatnam or Vizag Local Siteseeing
On arrival to Vizag or Visakhapatnam Railway Station, Airport or Bus Station, you will be met and will be transferred to your accommodation. After fresh up , you will proceed for local sightseeing to get started your Tour. Places of interest includes Simhachalam Temple, Rama Naidu Film Studio, Rishi Konda Beach , Kailash Giri, Tennati Park, Visakha Museum ( Closed on Mondays), Submarine Museum (Closed on Mondays), Kalimatha Temple, and last but not the least is R.K Beach (Ramakrishna Beach). Overnight stay in the accommodation.
Day 2: Ananthgiri Hills & Borra Caves
Today you will check out early by 5:30 AM or 7 AM and proceed to Borra Caves first. You can either go by train from Vizag to Borra, we can arrange a general seat (subjected to availability), alternatively you can choose to go by the comfort of your car. After sightseeing of Borra Caves, you can also go for a trekking to Kataki Waterfalls (On your own, not included in package). Proceed to Ananthgiri Hills and check in to accommodation. Overnight stay in Ananthgiri Hill Resort.
Day 3: Ananthgiri Hills and Araku Valley
Check out accommodation by 10:00 AM at Ananthgiri Hill. And proceed for sightseeing of Araku Valley. Places includes, Padmapuri Gardens, Tribal Museum, Coffee House, Coffee Plantation and Galikonda. After sightseeing check in to accomodation in Araku Valley. Overnight stay.
Day 4: Araku Valley and Paderu Hills
Check out accomodation by 9 AM. Proceed further sightseeing of Chaprai water falls. Chaprai water falls is small water falls near Araku Valley towards the Andhra and Orrisa Border. One can take bath here. Return to Visakhapatnam via Paderu Ghat road. This hill road is more scenic, more greener and more curvy ;). You will visit Madhukondamma Temple . You will reach Visakhapatnam (Vizag) by Evening. You will be dropped either at Airport, Railway Station or Bus Staion.
Tour Ends But Memories NOT!
- All Sightseeing in Private Car for Families and Luxury Coach for Groups on Itinerary basis.
- 1 Night stay in Visakhapatnam on Chosen Package
- 1 Night Stay in Ananthgiri Hill Resort on Chosen Package
- 1 Night stay in Araku Valley on Chosen Package
- 3 Breakfasts (Only in Deluxe and Luxury)
- 15% Service Tax
- All personal expenses, optional tours and meals
- Anything not mentioned in Inclusions
Payment Policy
- 100% of the payment to Book. Rest has to be paid on arrival
- 30 days or more before date of departure: 25% of total cost
- 29 – 12 days before date of departure: 50% of total cost
- 11 days or less before date of departure: 100% of total cost


text: Legnano to Chioggia trains might be a good value for money solution: travelling in Italy by train is often rather cheap and faster than taking a bus indeed Trains leave from Legnano and arrive at Chioggia every about 2 hours on average. If travelling with Trenitalia, you need to know the Legnano to Chioggia train schedule: the first train leaves at 06:50, while the last ride is at 23:20. A Legnano to Chioggia train cost about 22.65 €. But how long is the train ride from Legnano to Chioggia? Your journey takes about 8 hours on average.


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ClubGRANTS Scheme
Club Burwood supports a wide range of charitable bodies, community groups, schools and sporting organisations through the ClubsNSW ClubGRANTS Scheme.
Applicants should read the new Guidelines to determine whether they are eligible for Club GRANTS funding. There are two community funding categories under the ClubGRANTS Scheme:
· Category 1 expenditure on specific community welfare and social services, community development, community health services and employment assistance activities; and
· Category 2 expenditure on other community development and support services (eg traditional areas of club expenditure, such as support for sport and recreation groups).
How Do I Apply?
Category 1:
Category 2:
Category 1 application form
Category 1 application form - under $1000
Category 1 Standard Funding Report Form
Important Dates & Deadlines
1st June, 2018: Applications Close
July, 2018: Applications reviewed by CLUBGRANTS Local Committee
August 2018: Applicants advised of outcome and funding distributedFor more information go to the ClubsNSW website www.clubsnsw.com.au
For further information contact Natasha Williams, Community Services, Burwood Council on : 9911 9941.
Funds are provided by Burwood RSL Club, Club Burwood & Strathfield Sports Club. This is a State Government-Club Industry program funded by 2.25% of gaming revenue.
Click HERE for article on 2017 Community Funding.