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Game No. 8/Home Game No. 5
Sat., Oct. 29, 1:30 p.m., Lincoln Park Stadium, Forest Grove
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Pacific enters its final home game of the season as well at Homecoming & Family Weekend with hopes of giving the home fans something to cheer about. A much-improved Pacific squad will host a winless Puget Sound squad on Saturday. The Boxers hope to close the 2011 Lincoln Park schedule with the first win since the program was reinstated for the 2010 season.
• Pacific managed just 193 yards of total offense as the Whitworth defense put pressure on all afternoon. The Pirates forced three Pacific interceptions in a 48-6 victory over the Boxers Saturday in Spokane.
• Moses Villareal-Gomez accounted for Pacific's only points for the second straight week. kicking field goals of 37 yards and 38 yards. After hitting on just one of his first five attempts this season, Villareal-Gomez has been successful on each of his last four.
• Starting quarterback T.C. Campbell was limited to 5 of 14 passes completed for 66 yards and was intercepted twice. P.J. Minaya played the entire second half, finishing with 10 of 18 passes completed for 86 yards and one pick.
• Jordan Fukumoto once again led Pacific on the receiving end with four catches for 44 yards. He continues to rank among the top receivers in NCAA Division III in receiving yards and receptions per game.
• Pacific continues to rank among the top passing teams in the nation at the Division III level, ranking 33rd nationally in passing offense with an average of 261.1 yards per game. Puget Sound, Saturday's opponent, ranks 12th nationally.
Location: Tacoma, Wash.
Enrollment: 2,600
Nickname: Loggers
Colors: Maroon & White
Conference: Northwest (NCAA III)
Stadium: Peyton Field at Baker Stadium (4,000, uncovered, natural grass)
President: Dr. Ronald Thomas
Athletic Director: Amy Hackett
Head Coach: Jeff Thomas (Redlands 2003)
Thomas' Record At UPS: 2-7/1 Year
Thomas' Record Overall: 2-7/1 Year
All-Time Series: Pacific leads 14-13-3
Last Meeting: Puget Sound won 42-31 at Tacoma, Wash., on Oct. 30, 2010
ABOUT THE COACH: Jeff Thomas is in his second season leading the Puget Sound football program. In his first season, Thomas mentored the Loggers to a 2-7 record as the Loggers broke 23 school records and put together the sixth-best passing offense in Division III. Thomas came to Pacific after seven seasons at Redlands, serving through the years as defensive backs coach, wide receivers coach, special teams coordinator and offensive coordinator. He was named the AFCA Assistant Coach of the Year in 2009. A four-year letterwinner at Redlands, Thomas earned a spot on the U.S. team in the 2002 Aztec Bowl as a defensive back.
THE SERIES: Pacific leads the all-time series 14-13-3. Puget Sound won both meetings last year, with the most recent a 42-31 win at Tacoma, Wash., on Oct. 30, 2010.
LAST MEETING: PUGET SOUND 42, PACIFIC 31: Pacific scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, turning a potential rout into a close game as the Boxers fell to the Loggers. Pacific trailed 35-10 at the end of the third quarter when things started falling into place. T.C. Campbell found Jordan Fukumoto on a 20-yard scoring pass with 13:13 to go, and then he found Brian Taylor for a 12-yard strike with 9:20 left. Trevor Okamoto brough the Boxers within 11 when he threw a 35-yard touchdown pass to Jayson Fukumoto with 2:51 left. Puget Sound recovered the ensuing onside kick and proceeded to run out the clock. Campbell completed 20 of 40 passes for 222 yards and three touchdowns. Jordan Fukumoto caught four balls for 72 yards. Puget Sound quarterback Duncan White completed 30 of 41 passes for 360 yards and four touchdowns. Adam Kniffin caught 12 balls for 133 yards and three scores.
• Puget Sound played their closest game of the season Saturday, coming within a field goal of beating Lewis & Clark in a 31-28 loss. The Loggers kept pace and scored two fourth quarter touchdowns behind newly minted starting quarterback Braden Foley.
• Receiver Adam Kniffin became the school's all-time leader in receptions in the game, catching 13 balls for 91 yards and two touchdowns. He enters Saturday's game with Pacific with 166 career receptions.
• Braden Foley is expected to start his third game of the season at quarterback after taking the job from senior George Ka'ai. Foley enters the week having completed 59 of 109 passes for 697 yards and four touchdowns in three games.
• Puget Sound has lost six of their seven games by 10 points or more, which included a 73-7 rout of Linfield on Oct. 8. The Loggers enter the game ranked fifth in the NWC in scoring, averaging 22.3 points per game. They leads the league with an average of 316 passing yards per game.
• Puget Sound is the only team Pacific faces this season where they are ahead in the all-time series. Puget Sound, however, has won the last six meetings.
PUTTING PACIFIC ON THE BOARD: After struggling to put the ball through the uprights in the first five games of the season, Moses Villareal-Gomez (Fr., Stockton, Calif.) has been the one keeping Pacific up on the scoreboard in their last two contests. Villareal-Gomez accounted for Pacific's only points for the second straight week, hitting a pair of field goals at Whitworth. He split the uprights with a season-long 38-yard field goal at the 6:01 mark of the first quarter, and then followed it up with a 37-yard strike with 9:11 to go in the third quarter. Villareal-Gomez has hit four straight field goals in the last two games after going just 1 for 5 in the Boxers' first four contests. The four successful attempts have allowed the freshman to jump into a tie for second in the NWC with five made field goals. Villareal-Gomez also ranks fifth in the NWC in kick scoring with a total of 23 points.
JUMPIN' JORDAN: Jordan Fukumoto (So., Mililani, Hawaii) continues to position himself as one of the top receivers in the Northwest Conference. The sophomore had four catches against Whitworth's swarming defense on Saturday, finishing with 44 yards. Despite coming up with small totals over the last two weeks, Fukumoto still finds himself among the top receivers in the NWC and in NCAA Division III football. He continues to rank second in the NWC and is tied for 36th in Division III with 92.3 receiving yards per game. He also ranks second in the league with 646 yards and six receiving touchdowns. Fukumoto also enters the week tied for fifth in points scored with 35 and is tied for 99th nationally with his average of 5.29 receptions per game.
STANDOUT DEFENSIVE EFFORT: One of the few bright spots from Saturday's game at Whitworth came on the defensive side of the ball. Safety Bryan Mills (So., Imbler, Ore.) seemed to be flying all over the field, finishing with a game-high 12 tackles. The total is the most for a Pacific player since the reinstatement of the program in 2010. Mills' total included one half tackle for loss and a near interception. Mills enters the week tied for fourth in the NWC with 49 tackles. He is also tied for fourth with 26 solo tackles and is tied for sixth with 23 assisted tackles. Linebacker Tim Hastie (So., Auberry, Calif.) also had a solid defensive effort, finshing with eight tackles against the Pirates. Hastie enters the week ranked ninth in the NWC with 44 tackles.
A TOP PASSING OFFENSE: Pacific continues to have one of the top passing offenses in the NWC and in the nation at the Division III level. The Boxers enter the week averaging 261.4 passing yards per game. That is second in the NWC (behind the 316 yards per game of Puget Sound) and also ranks 33rd among NCAA Division III programs. The NCAA Division III national statistics are updated every Tuesday and can be seen at www.ncaa.com/stats/football/d3.
SPORTSCENTER'S TOP PLAY: The fact that Pacific lost to Lewis & Clark on Oct. 1 may be remembered by few after a head's up special teams play by starting safety Bryan Mills was given national attention by ESPN. After the Pioneers' opening touchdown with 12:11 left in the first quarter, Devin Lagorio (So., Stockton, Calif.) blocked Simon Monley's extra point attempt. A Lewis & Clark player, thinking that the play was over, tossed the ball towards referees standing at the goal line. Mills, who may have been the only player on the field who knew the play had not been blown dead, picked up the ball and darted down the Pacific sideline, breaking three tackles and eventually going 100 yards for a rare defensive two-point conversion.
The video of the play was named the Play of the Day by ESPN's SportsCenter on Oct. 1, receiving mutiple plays on the network's anchor show over the weekend as well as SportsNation (anchored that day by former Portland sportscaster Colin Cowherd), and appeared locally on KGW Newshcannel 8 and KATU. The play was also selected by D3Football.com as their Play of the Week, marking the second time in as many years that the Division III football site has highlighted the Boxers. The play was also featured on a number of prominent websites, including CBS News, Larry Brown Sports, Awful Announcing.com and the Huffington Post. Since then, the video clip has received over 237,000 hits on Pacific's YouTube site and has shown up on multiple Internet sports blogs. To view Mills' head's up play, please visit http://youtu.be/tCL-QxQJTuI.
WHAT A CATCH: Pacific's lone scoring highlight in their Sept. 18 game at Claremont-Mudd-Scripps is one that puts Jordan Fukumoto into the record book for a second time. Fukumoto caught an 87-yard touchdown pass from T.C. Campbell with 10:32 left in the third quarter, which accounted for the Boxers' only touchdown of the game. The strike ranks as the second longest pass play in school history. The only longer play was a 95-yard pass from Pacific Hall of Fame quarterback Ralph Nickerson to Jim Wills in a game against Eastern Oregon during the 1973 season. Fukumoto now has a part of two of the top-three passing plays in school history. Last year, Fukumoto hooked up with quarterback P.J. Minaya on the Boxers' first play from scrimmage against Linfield for a 79-yard touchdown pass. That play is third longest in school history.
AN UNUSUAL TRADE OF SAFETIES: Two safeties in a game is rare enough, but to have two safeties in the same game awarded because of penalties is even rarer. Pacific was awarded their first safety of the season in the second quarter against Menlo on Sept. 10 when quarterback Matt Pelasasa was flagged for intentional grounding in the end zone. The two points put Pacific ahead 9-0. Pacific was then flagged for a safety in the third quarter when they were called for holding in the end zone with the Boxers starting a drive on their own 1-yard line. Since the program was reinstated in 2010, the Boxers have been involved in four safeties. Ironically, all four were against Menlo. Saturday's safety scored by Pacific is the first since the reinstatement of the program.
BREAKING THE SKID: Pacific continues to look for the right combination needed to break a rather long beaten streak. The Boxers enter Saturday's game with Puget Sound having lost their last 25 games, which dates back to the 1991 season, the final year of the original program. Pacific's last victory on the gridiron came on Nov. 10, 1990, when the Boxers beat Oregon Tech 15-14 on the old McCready Field. Pacific's current losing streak is nowhere near the record of 30 consecutive losses, which was set between the 1979 and 1982 seasons.
LOCAL TIES: The Pacific roster in 2011 features three players with ties to the three high schools in the Forest Grove area. Offensive lineman Eric Gietzen, a 2010 graduate of Forest Grove High School, reprises a starting role at guard. The Fargo, N.D., native spent a year at Portland State (did not play football) before returning to The Grove. Brandon Carow (Fr., Forest Grove, Ore.) comes to Pacific after four years of Forest Grove High School, two of those seasons playing for current Pacific running backs coach Mike McCabe. Carow is competing for a role as the Boxers' kicker. Carow is in competition with Austin Shulund (Fr., Banks, Ore.), who played the same role, as well as punter, kicker and tight end, at Banks High School. Of the 137 players on the Pacific roster, 30 of them hail from the Portland area, northwest Oregon or the Willamette Valley.
HAWAII TIES: Not surprisingly, the Pacific roster has quite a Hawaii flavor to it. A total of 32 players on the team hail from the Islands, right in line with the over 25 percent of students from Hawaii present in Pacific's undergraduate student body. Of those 32 players, 15 are new recruits to the Pacific program.
SEASON PREVIEW: The complete 2011 Pacific football season preview can be read at http://www.goboxers.com/news/2011/8/27/FB_0827113717.aspx?path=football.
PACIFIC TO BROADCAST ALL NINE GAMES: All nine Pacific football games will be broadcast both on the radio and online. AM 1360 KUIK (Hillsboro) will air all nine games live with pregame beginning 15 minutes prior to kickoff. For those outside of the Portland area, a live audio webcast will also be available at goboxers.com/webcasts. In addition, a video webcast will be available for all five home Pacific games. The video webcast will be available for $10 per game. The webcasts are available a link at www.goboxers.com.
Matt Richert returns for his second season as the play-by-play voice for Pacific football. A 20-year broadcast veteran, Richert most recently worked as one of the prep play-by-play voices for KUIK-AM in Hillsboro. He has also lent his voice to a number of OSAA Radio Network state championship broadcasts. He also works as Pacific's assistant sports information director. Scott Hermo will provide the color analysis. Hermo has worked as a color commentator and sports host for KUIK since 1994.
BOXERS PICKED SEVENTH IN THE NWC: Northwest Conference coaches have picked Pacific to finish seventh in the annual coaches preseason poll conducted in August. The Boxers received seven votes in the poll after going 0-9 in their 2010 return to the gridiron. Linfield was picked as the odds-on favorite to win the conference again in 2011, receiving five of seven first place votes for a total of 40 points. Willamette was picked second with 34 points, gaining two first place votes. Pacific Lutheran was picked third (26 pts.), followed by Lewis & Clark (16), Puget Sound (11) and Pacific (7).


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Up early on Saturday – dull but not raining – and off to the Linn of Dee car park. My plan was to walk in to the Lairig Ghru and, if the weather was clear, to go up to the Falls of Dee in Garbh Coire, Braeriach and then on to the top. I've set myself a photo project to photograph the River Dee from the source to the sea (photos so far are on flickr) and this was a chance to get to the source on the plateau. It started to rain as I left the car park so I decided that this was probably a bit optimistic – so no need to rush. I decided I'd walk in via Glen Dee, where I'd never been before.
Most people take the trade route up Glen Luibeg and Glen Dee is pretty quiet – I saw a couple of fishermen near White Bridge but no walkers at all in the glen. The path after White Bridge is very boggy in parts and it took over 3 1/2 hours from Linn of Dee to Corrour bothy. The Chest of Dee just past White Bridge was a revelation – an absolutely beautiful spot (pics below) with opportunities for swimming in the river. But not today – not warm and too many midges. The heather was in full bloom – the Cairngorms looked wonderfully purple, even in the flat light of a dull day. Not much wildlife apart from grouse and (I think) Meadow Pipits, which I disturbed in the heather.
At Corrour, it was decision time – to the tops or not. The rain had stopped but it was still misty on top – so I decided to stay low. Sweating to the summits to see bugger all in the mist is something I used to do a lot of. But as I've got older I've become a bit of a fair weather mountaineer – I like to get a view for the effort. So, I decided to go to the 'alternative' source of the Dee – the Pools of Dee at the watershed on the Lairig Ghru.
There's a big boulder field around the Pools, which I don't think are the source of the river as they are over the watershed. The source is springs just over the top. I took a few photographs then back down to an excellent camp site across the river from Corrour bothy. I'd just got my tent up when the rain started in earnest – and it didn't stop for the rest of the evening. I had bought some dried food from Fuizion as an experiment – seafood tagliatelle – as they were supposed to make the best freeze dried meals. Well, if this was the best, I'd hate to have the worst – it was edible but only just – not much flavour and a rather gloopy texture. But hot chocolate and fruit cake made up for it.
I like going off on my own sometimes – my daughters ask if I get lonely but I never do and I find the solitude refreshing. I'd planned to do some reading and had loaded up my Kindle, but it wouldn't wake up. The first time it has ever failed – and no mobile signal, so googling for a solution wasn't on. So, it was Gershwin and a couple of podcasts from Bob and the Outdoors Station before an early sleep.
The rain stopped sometime in the night – I woke early and it was clear and dry. Unfortunately, I had to get back by the afternoon so didn't have time to get to the tops – but I thought I'd walk back through Glen Dee again as there were so many opportunities for photography as you can see from the pics below. It really is superb and, again, I didn't see a soul.
My Kindle problem is apparently pretty common – easily fixed by rebooting.
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Central Office Restructuring
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Our goal is to clearly communicate to the stakeholders of the Tri-Town School Union (parents, teachers, administrators, taxpayers and elected and appointed town officials) the purpose and nature of the recently approved organizational changes to the Central Administration of the TTSU. For the 2013 - 2014 school year, the TTSU will implement a new leadership model as illustrated in the included organizational chart to maximize the effectiveness of the Superintendent position. This change is the culmination of an on-going, four year effort that included the leadership of all three TTSU towns' boards and committees and that encompasses the recommendations of a recent study funded by the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE).
Reorganization of the leadership structure is necessary at this time in order to address a number of key challenges facing the Central Administration of the TTSU:
* The current Superintendent is in the first year of a three-year contract and has indicated his intention to retire.
* With many Superintendents retiring statewide* the competition for quality leadership will be fierce. There is a need to structure a more manageable Superintendent position reducing the overwhelming number of afterhours (evening) meetings. (*MASC data: 55-65 projected annually based on the past few years and foreseeable future.)
* Ever-increasing compliance mandates consume more of the Superintendent's time thus diverting this expert knowledge and leadership away from our core mission of teaching, learning and student achievement.
* A recent TTSU Readiness Evaluation Report* recommended reorganizing key leadership roles in order to reduce the Superintendent's need to be involved in operational detail. (*Funded in 2009 with a DESE grant)
* A well-defined leadership organizational structure will reflect the increased level of work the schools and administrative offices have absorbed and will prevent the loss of valued, experienced, skilled employees during this leadership transition period as has been seen in other districts.
* The leadership organizational design adopted will bring the TTSU more in line with the organizational structure of like and high achieving districts like Bedford, Wayland and Weston. (DESE website and Boston magazine-09/2012.)
This reorganization will be achieved largely by shifting managerial tasks to the restructured Assistant Superintendent positions, freeing up more of the Superintendent's time to focus on overall educational vision, mission, communication and planning responsibilities.
It is important to note that the reorganization of positions in the leadership model does include a new position that will be added to the Central Administration Staff. The positions will consist of restructured existing personnel with incremental salary cost of implementation estimated at $32,069 to be apportioned across the three towns. Additionally, some functions currently assigned to the Central Administration Staff will be delegated to the support staff within the schools themselves with an estimated salary cost of $25,000 to cover the small increase in key support staff weekly hours and/or annual days (again, apportioned across three towns).
The additonal postion is a Human Resource/Compliance Officer position (restructring between the town of Boxford to the school district) to assume overall responsibility for the ever-increasing and complex human resource and compliance requirements that are mandated by law for all three school districts. It is estimated that the total cost of this existing position will be $60,000 to be apportioned among the three towns.


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While in Tombstone, guests have a chance to visit both sides of this "colorful" town. The original gathering spots for outlaws and gunmen who strolled into town were Big Nose Kate's Saloon and the Bird Cage Theatre. The Bird Cage Theatre, which had the reputation as "the wickedest nightspot between Basin Street and the Barbary Coast", was a saloon, gambling parlor, and theatre show that provided entertainment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for 8 years to anyone brave enough to enter. Included in your tour will be entrance to the museum at the Tombstone Courthouse, which pays homage to the brave souls who did their best to keep the peace in this rough and tumble town. True to the reputation of the Wild West, gunfights and stand-offs were a weekly occurrence. For those souls unfortunate enough to be on the losing end of those gun battles, they were buried at the infamous Boot Hill Cemetery. The cemetery aptly got its name from those who died with their boots on and were buried as such.
As we return to Phoenix, we visit the Mission San Xavier del Bac, (also known as the White Dove of The Desert) one of the Southwest's best preserved. Founded in 1692, the San Xavier Mission is still in operation and allows guests to marvel at the ornate craftsmanship showcasing both Spanish and Native influences. Original frescoes and statuary are still on display within the mission for guests to admire as well.


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You can use either of the following two forms:
- The short, two-page form provides some basic information and allows you to name an agent, granting all the powers listed
- Download the short advance directive form (PDF)
- The long, four-page form (PDF) offers more detail and allows you to specify the powers you wish to grant your agent
- Download the long advance directive form (PDF)
Learn more about advance care planning:
- See forms and instructions for each state
- Get info about National Healthcare Decisions Day (April 16th each year)


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New York is one of the greatest places to reside. It is no shock then that most people will often look for property there. It can be a tedious process especially if you do not know the place well. Here are some tips to help you out during your search.
First, see if you can get a real estate agent who knows the area very well. Ensure they have enough experience to be able to tell what fits you best. It will cost you some money but or is much better than getting the property you are not comfortable with. Ensure the agent is licensed to operate in that area.
The second tip is to know your budget and the locations where it will be suitable. It is possible to be lured by an excellent apartment only to find that it is way above your price bracket. If this is the case, do not take unnecessary risks. Otherwise, you may end up using all your savings and salary for rent. Look elsewhere. You are bound to find a right place.
You should also consider how much space you want your property to have. Apparently, a bigger space means you'll have to pay more. However, there are real locations where you can get a large private yard as well as some peace and quiet.
Search for property in the right season. Prices are usually high during the summer because most people rush to buy then. You can opt to do it in winter or early spring and save yourself some money.
Additionally, never search for the property when in a hurry. Brokers may take advantage of that, and you'll end up with something you don't like. To avoid this, always search for property at least two months before.


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The two black men in this tragedy live on the fringes of French society, and come from Africa and the Caribbean. Among the things they share in common is involvement in the illegal sport of cockfighting. The film follows their exploits and daily lives among the poor of France, as they train their birds and enter them in matches. Be advised: some reviewers found the fight footage so repellent that they were unable to comment on the merits of the film, which is by the acclaimed director of Chocolat.~ Clarke Fountain, All Movie Guide
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This year, we've chosen five representatives of the unsung many who are working for social justice in our midst:
Bill Padgett is a founding member of the Neighborhood Coalition for Responsible Development in Raleigh, an organization born of opposition to the "Coker Towers" development, now evolved into a citywide social-action force.
Daniella Cook is an educator by training and a firebrand by birth: As an organizer for the Common Sense Foundation, she's challenging the state's reliance on "high-stakes" testing.
At 17, DeWarren Langley is a seasoned activist who believes youth should have a voice in the policies and institutions that affect their lives. He's founded an organization that aims to give young people in Durham a forum for influencing local government.
For nearly 40 years, Gail Phares has moved in and out of Latin America, advocating for the poor and the assailed, both in their communities and ours. Her "witness" delegations to Central America have interrupted wars and sparked grassroots peace initiatives.
Chapel Hill-based Empowerment Inc., under the directorship of Mark Chilton, is about helping lower- and middle-income families fulfill their dreams of home ownership and in so doing, preserving the heart of local neighborhoods.
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Sorry to say, summer is fleeting. Summer fashion? It changes so fast it'll make your top hat–covered head spin.
In 1863 Edouard Manet painted a scandalous work titled Luncheon on the Grass which showed voluptuous nudes striking classical poses in the company of men dressed in the fashions of 1860s Paris. In the minds of the public, making the outdoor scene contemporary corrupted the work in a shocking way.
Perhaps in a nod to Manet's Luncheon, several years later Claude Monet began work on a group of figure drawings also named Luncheon on the Grass. Monet, like Manet, sought to use imagery of the Parisian middle class at leisure in the forests of Fontainebleau to push the envelope. While the ambitious goal of presenting this large project at the Salon of 1866 didn't pan out, two large, life-sized panels (the central panel above and the left panel below), as well as a number of sketches and studies, show the scope of what Monet aimed to accomplish.
Standing atop the artificial grass among fashionable visitors from around the country and world, Monet's groundbreaking explorations come into full focus.
The middle-class crowd sprawled out in the woods is not organized according to some classical calculus. The faces of the figures are not the focus (you can't even see the faces of three of the women!), nor are the food, drink, or trees. What does pop, however, is the fashion that most certainly was the very epitome of style at the very moment depicted. The brightly-colored accents on the dress on the left panel, the brilliant white of the dress at center, the complicated motion of the beige dress, and the cut and fit of the men's suits are, in my mind, Monet's tour de force. The ephemerality of these garments—very much alive in the panels—are sure to fall from favor at the end of the season just as the leaves will fall from the forest trees. What strikes me about this painting is that it's timeless by not showing the timeless, classic by rejecting the classical. It, through fashion, shows how life really is: momentary, colorful, and always in flux.
Monet's beautiful snapshot of modern life is still contemporary today even after 150 cycles of summer fashion have passed. And, just like hot summer fashions of 2013, Impressionism, Fashion, and Modernity will go off view at the end of September.
Image Credit: Claude Monet. Luncheon on the Grass, 1865–66. Musée d'Orsay, Paris, acquired as a payment in kind, 1987, RF 1987-12.


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Located in the remote north east corner India on the flood plains of the Brahmaputra River, Kaziranga National Park in Assam is one of the last bastions of the Indian One horned Rhinoceros.
Kaziranga is quite unlike any other national park in India and though small it supports an extraordinary high diversity of species. The park's 430 km² contain a unique habitat of swamps, sandy riverine islands and grasslands interspersed with moist tropical woods. The environment is ideal for the Indian One-Horned Rhinoceros, and there are also healthy populations of Royal Bengal Tiger and Asian Elephant.
When the park opens in November the summer flood waters have receded and the animals have returned to the plains from the Karbi Anglong Hills to the south. Unlike in India's other parks it is not the tiger that most visitors come in search of, but to see Kaziranga's great conservation success story – the rhinoceros is the star attraction. Habitual by nature, sightings are virtually guaranteed as they return to familiar spots every day while you spy on them from a machan (lookout platform).
Using a jeep you can get deep into each of the parks four zones, but there's nothing quite like the excitement of trekking into the grasslands on elephant back and getting within a few meters of rhinoceros, herds of Wild Buffalo, Barasingha (Eastern Swamp Deer) or Asian Elephant. Kaziranga is also a bird watcher's paradise. The grasslands are excellent raptor country and during the winter months huge numbers of migratory birds descend to the lakes and marshes. You might also spot the rare Bengal Florican.
Walking is not permitted in the park, but getting out on foot in the nearby Reserve Forests with a guide is highly recommended for bird watching and you are also likely to come across the charismatic and vocal Hoolock Gibbon.
Being one of India's lesser visited national parks the service and facilities around Kaziranga are less polished than in other destinations but the whole experience here is wonderfully relaxed. Access to Kaziranga is usually by flight from Calcutta to Tezpur a one hour drive away or otherwise as part of a leisurely river cruise along the Brahmaputra.


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From Tokyo, Japan:
We have a nine year old son with Type 1 diabetes. We are considering an insulin pump. We've read that pumps are used by some children and that excellent parental support is required. What else can you tell us regarding the pros and cons of using a pump for a young child?
What additional issues would we have as pump users in Japan (I don't think they are very popular here)?
The decision to use a pump for child of this age rests with him. Make sure that he is capable of using it and wants to.
I don't know what resources are available to you in Japan, but it is essential that you have the support of a diabetes team experienced in the use of pumps in kids. Should you have that support, you will still have a tough job yourself. Using a pump requires more monitoring and it is essential that your child trusts you and is willing to let you participate more in his care.
Last, but not least, if his blood sugars are under control (based on the glycohemoglobin test), why change treatment regimens? If it is, I would wait until he is old enough to take on the majority of responsibility for the pump.
[Editor's comment: Many people feel that the lifestyle improvements associated with using a pump are as important as improved blood sugar control. With a pump, kids (and adults) are no longer tied to eating based on injected long-acting insulin. This means much greater freedom to eat when you want, and it also means that you can sleep late. But wearing a pump means just that--you're always wearing an external mechanical device. Some activities, such as sports, require a little more thought, but there is nothing you cannot do because of an insulin pump. JSH]
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Old Fashion Christmas Market
Immerse yourself in an old fashion German Christmas market. Visit with Santa in a turn of the century carriage. Make rag dolls and corn husk dolls for Christmas gifts. Help us decorate our tree by stinging popcorn and making paper chains. Visit our two-room school house for a quick lesson before you run off to explore the houses of our residents. Here you will get to interact with the people, animals, objects and routines of life in Big Cypress in the early 1900's. You'll learn new skills as you mingle among the families and they might even tell you stories and share some local gossip. Come prepared to learn and play at Wunderlich Farm's Old Fashion Christmas Market.
We are located at 18218 Theiss Mail Rt Rd. Right next to Doerre Intermediate School in the Memorial Northwest Subdivision. We have parking in the school parking lot and in the front of our homestead property.
December 2nd 10 am till 4 pm. Always the first Saturday of December.
Gates open at 10 am and the festival goes until 4 pm.
We usually have 2-3 food vendors. We always have some great German food along with tamales and some rotating choices.
All activities are free. We do have donation jars set up if you are able to donate a $1 or $2. We are a non-profit organization and this is a large fundraiser for us.
Santa photos are take your own for $5. Never a line and much better than going to the mall. You can also make your own old fashion candle for $5
Santa photos are take your own for $5. Never a line and much better than going to the mall. You can also make your own old fashion candle for $5
We still have several of our farm market vendors here this day as well as craft vendors. We usually have about 30 of the best vendors from the area represented out here.
Activities for the Family
Be prepared to dance along to our strolling accordion player
Learn to make a tin punch tree ornament to remember your visit
Nothing goes to waste out on the farm. Even corn husks can be turned into a great gift.
You can even sit back and listen to one of our school choirs perform every hour throughout the day.


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March 06, 2009Next up for "Intersections" is Art and Music in partnership with Memorial Art Gallery
Rochester, NY – It often has been said that music has the power to create pictures and scenes in our imagination. The Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra will take advantage of this superb ability with its upcoming orKIDStra concert on Sunday, March 29 at 2:00 pm at the Performance Hall at Hochstein. Conductor Michael Butterman (the Louise and Henry Epstein Family Chair), will treat the audience to the splendid fusion of music and art, as each piece demonstrates music's ability to "paint a picture." Selections include Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake Suite, and Grofe's Grand Canyon Suite, among others.
Special pre-concert activities, which take place at Hochstein from 1:00-1:45 pm, will be presented by staff from the Creative Workshop at the Memorial Art Gallery. Families are encouraged to participate in a variety of hands-on activities to explore and experience the concepts of texture and color.
General admission tickets are $15 for adults; $10 for kids, available online 24/7 at www.rpo.org, by phone (454-2100) and in-person from the RPO Box Office (108 East Avenue). RPO Box Office Hours are 10:00 am-5:00 pm Monday-Saturday (non-concert Saturdays, 10:00 am-3:00 pm).
Although ideal for children of all ages, RPO orKIDStra concerts – sponsored by Wendy's Restaurants of Rochester – are designed for families with young children ages 3 and up. RPO performances are made possible in part with grants from the National Endowment for the Arts; the New York State Council on the Arts, a State Agency; the State of New York; Monroe County; and the City of Rochester.
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Our Kids Church encompasses everything from infant through 5th grade. Customized to each age group, our children's programming is fun-filled and hands-on!
Bay Hope Kids is a ministry uniquely designed with your child in mind! Every weekend all children (newborn through 5th grade) experience safe, age-appropriate environments where the Bible is taught in a creative and relevant way.
Arrive 10-15 minutes before service time and come see us at Bay Hope Kids Guest Check-in. Family Check-in for Nursery - 5th grade is available in the outside Portico entrance as you enter the main Worship Center building. Early Childhood (Nursery - Kindergarten) classes are located on the Nursery Hallway accessible from the main lobby. Elementary (1st-5th grade) classes are located in Portables D & E across the parking lot from the Worship Center building. (Don't be afraid to ask someone to point you in the right direction!)
Once you get there, our amazing volunteers will help you check in, fill you in on why Bay Hope Kids is so great, and direct you and your child to the appropriate classrooms. We'll collect a little bit of information from you when you get here, or you can go ahead and fill out the form below and bring it with you!
If you make Bay Hope Church your home, you will want to take 5 minutes and fill out this form for your family to be registered in our express check-in system.
If you complete the registration by noon on Wednesday, your child should be in the express check-in system for the upcoming weekend.
Upon your next visit after registering, you may check in your child at any available express check-in station using your last name.
After finding your child's name in the database, 3 tags will be printed:
1. Your child's Name Tag to be worn during service or placed on their diaper bag.
2. Your Parent Tag for your to wear and/or hang on to. 2 tags are printed for two parents/guardians to have.
All of these tags will have matching identification numbers that are exclusive to your family and your visit. After the service, you will return to your child's room and show your Parent Tag in order for your child to be released back to you. If you lose your Parent Tag, please be prepared to show government-issued ID in order to pick up your child.
In the event that we need to contact you during the service, your child's identification code will appear on the screen in the main worship center. If you have provided your cell phone number, you may also receive a text or call. We ask that you exit the auditorium immediately and look for a staff member or volunteer who will direct you to your child's room.
Click on the appropriate grade level below for your student. You will receive occasional text notifications that are specific to your child's age/grade level.
The most fun that your child will have all week is at Bay Hope Kids! Classrooms are broken up by age groups and made to be age appropriate. We have child-to-adult ratios that we maintain and in order to create a safe environment for your child.
A loving nursery with simple Bible lessons is provided for 6 weeks through 3 years old.
Exciting program including creative Bible lesson, worship, activities and crafts for children ages 4 through Kindergarten.
Our weekend experience for kids in grades 1-5 is geared to capture their minds and hearts and the Bible is brought to life through games, high-energy music, small groups and creative communicators which will help kids begin and grow in their relationship with Jesus!
Special Needs
Every child matters to God and every child matters to us in Bay Hope Kids. Therefore, we offer a classroom designed specifically for kids with special needs. This is offered in Building C at the 9:30am service.
Special Events
In addition to weekend programming, Bay Hope Kids offers special events throughout the year such as Have-a-Blast weekends, an overnight camp called THE WKND designed just for 4th & 5th graders, and a weeklong summer Sports Camp.
Have your children been asking questions about accepting Christ or being baptized?
If so, we welcome you to attend Starting Line and find out what every child needs to know about Jesus, Faith, Heaven, Baptism, and Spiritual Growth. This is a two-session class where parents and children (1st - 5th grade) can learn together what it means to follow Jesus. Each session lasts one hour and is offered three times per year (spring, summer, fall).
The two-session Starting Line classes are taught in back-to-back weeks and are offered on Sundays and Wednesdays for your convenience. Starting Line is required before being participating in baptism weekend at Bay Hope Church. Parents attend a class with their child where faith commitment and baptism are explained. This class is a prerequisite for kids who want to be baptized.
Check on the Upcoming Events for Kids page for classes coming soon.
The Bay Hope Volunteer Family loves to invest in the next generation! We meet weekly before each service for a time of encouragement, team building, food, laughter, and prayer.
Milestone 1: Early Childhood Baptism
Early Childhood Baptism
Children are special and amazing gifts from God. At Bay Hope Church, we encourage parents to have their little ones baptized as a way of saying that God is already at work in the child's life and the parents are acknowledging this fact and committing themselves to raising their children in His ways. Early childhood baptism is for kids in nursery - kindergarten.
Early Childhood Baptism Class
This class is required for participation in Early Childhood Baptism weekend. The class is usually held the weekend before the actual baptism. It is for parents only. Childcare is available in our nursery and preschool rooms during all classes.
Early Childhood Baptism Weekend Dates
Early Childhood Baptism weekends are typically held every February and October. Check the website for registration.
Milestone 2: Bible Presentation
Who: This is for kids graduating from kindergarten into 1st grade and their parents. (Note: Parents must attend with their child.)
What: A class where you and your child will discover how we got the Bible, and how to read and understand it. A time to help your child's love for the Bible grow deeper. A time to present your child with a Bible if they do not have one.
When: Class will be held annually in the fall around the beginning of the school year.
Milestone 3: Faith Commitment Baptism
Starting Line is a consecutive 2-week class.
Parents attend a class with their child where faith commitment and baptism are explained. This class is a prerequisite for kids who want to be baptized. Check the Upcoming Events for Kids page for upcoming classes.
Milestone 4: 5th Grade Graduation
What: 5th Graders will graduate from Kids Ministry to Middle School Ministry. This is primarily celebrated at an overnight camp called THE WKND held the third weekend of every May.
5th graders will also celebrate with a special graduation party in the normal weekend service times held the last weekend of May. Parents are invited to attend.
Volunteers complete background checks and go through training and screening before allowed in classrooms. The security team and emergency medical personnel are present during weekend services, and we also request that children don't attend Bay Hope Kids if they've exhibited signs of illness in the last 24 hours.


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Aeneas Sylvius Piccolomini (Pius II)
Translated by Brett Foster
Entice me, Rome, to scrutinize your ruins,
in whose broken stones ancient glory shines.
But here your people chip venerable walls,
yielding pebbles. Unearthed, the marble falls.
Impious race, if thus you spend your years,
noble traces will not be witnessed here.
Brett Foster's first book of poetry, The Garbage Eater, was published in 2011 by Triquarterly Books/Northwestern University Press, and a second, smaller collection, Fall Run Road, was awarded Finishing Line Press's 2011 Open Chapbook Prize, and has just been released. His poems have appeared in Ascent, Books & Culture, Christianity & Literature, First Things, IMAGE, Literary Imagination, Poetry Daily, Raritan, Sewanee Theological Review, and Southwest Review, and in the anthology American Religious Poems (Library of America).


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Our guide explained that you choose the fish you want to eat and the restaurant prepares it for you. Our menu was set.. sweet & sour carp. It's de-boned and turned inside-out. Scored, battered, and deep fried, it looks like one of those "blooming onions" from Outback. Delicious.
As we entered the restaurant in Beijing, China I noticed a large array of aquariums. The most popular fish is the carp. There were several tanks filled with carp of assorted sizes. Taking a closer look I noticed catfish, soft-shell turtles, rainbow trout, several fish I had never seen before, and .... largemouth bass. Just about all fish come from fish farms, so my search was on. There must be a fishpond some place in China stocked with largemouth. ( Try eating steamed bass with black bean sauce... wow.. I'm sure your local Chinese restaurant would be happy to cook your catch for you))
When I ask about sportfishing in China and the possibility of visiting a fishing supply store I was told that most of the recreational fishing was in southern China.
In the city of Guilin, our local guide, Judy Huing, pointed out the many commercial fish ponds. The range was from tennis court size to larger than a football field. Most had a small restaurant where your fresh catch could be prepared for lunch. On holidays and weekends, people flock to these "pay-to-fish" commercial fish ponds for their recreational fishing. You pay about 8 RHB ($1) per kilo for what you catch, and they cook it for you. Again, carp is the most popular fish. Guilin reminded me very much of places in the Philippines and Viet Nam. Rice patties, water buffalo, ducks, clear streams, and beautiful scenery.
We cruised down the Li Jiang river. "It travels 83 km like a jade ribbon winding among spectacular landscapes and elegant hills, the towering peaks, the variegated cliffs and odd-shaped crags reflected in the mirror of it's crystal clear water and deep pools." I could defiantly see myself being polled along on one of the small bamboo rafts, fly rod in hand, casting a streamer to one of the many silver fish holding in the current. I didn't even get a chance to fish and I enjoyed just being there. Fishing in the many rivers is free, no fishing licence required. Those anglers who sell their river caught fish receive a much higher price because of the clean clear water.
Because of the tight schedule of our China Tour, Judy was unable to make time for me to visit a fishing store. She said that on my next trip her husband, an avid angler, would be happy to take me fishing. Summer would be an ideal time, because the fish are more active. Sounds like a plan.


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OAKLAND, Calif. --A new program is underway in West Oakland, aimed at teaching parents and guardians how to cook healthy foods. The kids who attend West Oakland Middle School and their families will benefit from the eight week program.
AmeriCorps volunteer Leslie Pace was working at West Oakland Middle School when she realized there was a disconnect between what she was trying to teach kids about nutrition and what they were being taught at home. So she decided to start a cooking class for parents.
With childhood obesity at an all-time high they are also focusing on how to get kids more interested in healthy eating. Some tactics they will discuss include getting kids involved in grocery shopping and cooking.
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Unlike past studies which have concentrated on regional obesity differences--why are Mississippians heavier than Coloradans, for example?--a new study focuses on what has motivated an increasing Body Mass Index (BMI) across all geographical regions of the US. "The striking finding is the similarity of increases in BMI across groups," say the study's authors. "Targeting selected sociodemographic groups might help to reduce disparities, a laudable goal itself, but it would seem very unlikely to address the much bigger effects that have occurred over time."
What's the Big Idea?
The new study, whose authors hail from the Rand Corporation and the University of Illinois, tracks rising BMIs alongside the decline in food prices that began in the 1930s, when Americans spent one quarter of their income on food. In the 1950s, it was about one-fifth. Now, it's about a tenth. "The obesity epidemic has been fueled by historically low food prices relative to income," the paper says. "Americans are spending a smaller share of their income (or corresponding amount of effort) on food than any other society in history or anywhere else in the world, yet get more for it."
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Hands are always linking with love and creation, with the appreciation of hands and their hidden meaning, designer has effortlessly infuses the different hand silhouettes into the beautiful pieces, reveals the love story behind. There are 4 styles including 'CREATED TO CREATE', 'SECRET WITHIN',
"TAKE MY HANDS' and 'XOXO' within this hand-themed collection, which are truly a display of modern elegance.


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Parenting advice and ideas written for moms, by moms
To save time this busy season try purchasing your gifts online. Lots of stores currently have free shipping deals! You can easily comparison shop for the best price and many retail stores will take returns of online purchases. You can shop at any time of the day or night. But shop early so you don't get stuck paying rush shipping charges. My mother-in-law resists this as she loves to touch and feel, but when you are purchasing things like books, music, movies, toys and electronics you know what you are getting so save yourself the hassle of running from store to store trying to find the latest WII game. Just sit back and wait for the mailman to arrive!
Last week I had to run to the mall to pick something up and I noticed that not only were the stores decked out for the Christmas holiday but Santa himself was sitting in the courtyard. Now it might seem a little early, I mean it isn't Thanksgiving yet, but we recommend you visit Santa before December. The lines are much shorter (non existent actually) which results in a much happier experience for everyone! You also have the photo early so you can include it in your yearly photo calendar, book or card. Check back for more fun holiday tips starting in December!
February has come to symbolize Valentines Day with the cards, flowers and parties it entails. Don't wait until February 13th, start now. Go to the store and buy cards or begin making them. Even if you buy cards it can still take small children several days to fill in all the names. If you do a few a day it keeps the fun and eliminates the fights. If you are ambitious enough to make your own cards it may take a week or more. Over the next few days we will be giving you Valentine card, decorating and craft ideas.
If you live anywhere near Langhorne PA Sesame Place is running a special on season passes. You can purchase season passes for $62 and since a single or 2 day pass is $52 it is well worth it. (check out other level passes which include parking and admission to other Anheuser-Busch parks) Your season pass offers discounts at the park, special bring a friend days and special passholder only events. The dry rides and shows are open until October when they decorate for Halloween. We have been many times and always enjoyed it. They offer many shows, rides and water attractions. The key (like visiting any theme park) is trying to go on an off-peak day. May and June are the slowest times. They do offer some rides and many watersides that are good for older children, so you can bring the whole family. The characters are easily accessible as they walk around the park and are also at 1-2-3 Smile with me photo stop. The food is not spectacular and quite expensive so fill up before you go. There are many restaurants, hotels and stores right outside the park entrance.
What to bring:
swimsuits, water shoes or flip flops, towel, change of clothes, sunscreen, waterproof camera, and of course money
Bored of the same old breakfast? Spice up special days with colored and shaped pancakes. Use one color or many. Swirl gently – don't mix too much or you will get muck. You don't need fancy molds, you can easily use your spoon to draw the batter into simple fun shapes like hearts, moons, stars, pumpkins, bunnies, Mickey Mouse, smily faces and more. Use chocolate chips and sprinkles to add eyes and other features.
They don't have to be perfect, remember they are going to be eaten in about 2 minutes!
You will be amazed at the smiles you get! Next time try it with other foods like potatoes, milk, muffins, cake, etc.
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First JASSM extended range missiles arrived at the air base Krzesiny in Poznan (Poland) from the USA.
This was announced by Deputy Minister of Defence of Poland Bartosz Kovnatsky.
The Ministry of National Defence of the country signed an agreement for the purchase of modern American missiles of types JASSM and JASSM-ER, which can perform maneuvers at distances up to 1,000 kilometers and hit targets on the ground. The missiles are intended to be used by F-16 fighters deployed at the bases in Poznan and the town of Łask near Lodz.
As it was announced in the U.S. State Department after it agreed to sign a contract with Poland, the deal "will strengthen the security of an important U.S. ally in NATO."
Source: glavred.info


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Assessment of Public Comments for the Eleventh Amendment to 11 NYCRR 125 (Insurance Regulations 17, 20, and 20-A)
Prior to the promulgation of the Tenth Amendment (the "Tenth Amendment") to 11 NYCRR 125 (Insurance Regulations 17, 20, and 20-A), credit for ceded claims was allowed in limited circumstances when the assuming insurer was not authorized to do business in New York, irrespective of its financial strength. Generally, an authorized ceding insurer was not allowed credit for reinsurance from an unauthorized insurer unless the unauthorized insurer posted collateral equal to 100% of the reserves ceded. Promulgation of the Tenth Amendment provided an alternative regime that allowed a highly-capitalized unauthorized assuming insurer to dispense with all or part of the collateral posting requirement, depending upon the strength of its credit rating. The purpose of the present amendment is to align Part 125 more closely with the Credit for Reinsurance Model Regulation (the "NAIC Model") recently adopted by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners ("NAIC").
The Department received comments on the proposed rule from three large insurers ("Insurer I", "Insurer II", and "Insurer III"). Another insurer sent a letter stating its unqualified support for the proposed amendment. A life insurer association informed the Department that it did not have any comments or recommended changes.
Comments from Insurer I
Insurer I is a global insurance and reinsurance company that, through its subsidiaries, provides property, casualty and specialty products to industrial, commercial and professional firms, insurance companies and other enterprises worldwide. Insurer I commented that while the proposed amendment provides for the downgrade of a certified reinsurer's rating by the Department upon the occurrence of certain events, the amendment does not expressly indicate when the downgrade would be effective or the time by which a certified reinsurer would have to provide its ceding insurers with the increased collateral. Insurer I posited that any downgrade would be effective immediately upon issuance of the notice of downgrade to the certified reinsurer and would be applicable to all losses incurred and reserves reported (including IBNR) as of that date. Insurer I further posited that the ceding insurer could immediately pursue the downgraded certified reinsurer for the corresponding increase in collateral, pursuant to the terms of their reinsurance agreements. This comment accurately interprets the proposed provision. Insurer I did not suggest revised language in connection with this comment.
Insurer I also asked whether the Department would publicize in advance any intended reduction of a certified insurer's rating, stating that "[i]t would be advantageous to have some knowledge of an impending downgrade, as a collective rush by the various ceding insurers for increased collateral from the reinsurer may make obtaining such collateral difficult." The impetus for the proposed amendment was to conform the rule to the NAIC Model as closely as permissible under New York law. Because the NAIC Model does not require public notice of a contemplated downgrade, the proposed amendment also does not require it. In addition, the Department considers a public notice requirement to be unnecessary, because § 125.4(h)(7)(viii)(c) affords domestic cedents a three-month period during which credit for reinsurance may continue to be taken in the event of a rating downgrade or a suspension, revocation, or termination of the reinsurer's certification.
Finally, Insurer I commented that the term "ceding reinsurer," as used in § 125.4(h)(10) of the proposed amendment, should be changed to "ceding insurer." By not accepting this change, the provision would be limited in its application: it would apply to retrocession contracts but not to reinsurance contracts. The Department agrees with this comment and has clarified the amendment accordingly.
Comments from Insurer II
Insurer II is a leading international insurance organization with operations worldwide. Insurer II commented that the proposed amendment does not require the Superintendent to provide a "thoroughly documented justification with respect to the criteria" relied upon to approve a jurisdiction that is not included in the list of qualified jurisdictions published by the NAIC. As the insurer acknowledged in its comment, the regulatory authority to recognize a qualified jurisdiction resides solely within the purview of the Superintendent, and as such, the Department does not believe the suggested change to be necessary.
Insurer II also commented that the proposed amendment should require the Superintendent to "comply with all reporting and notification requirements that may be established by the NAIC with respect to certified reinsurers and qualified jurisdictions." The Department considers such a provision to constitute an impermissible abdication of the Superintendent's regulatory authority, as well as an improper incorporation by reference, contrary to state law.
Insurer II further commented that the proposed amendment does not expressly grant the Superintendent the authority to revoke a certified reinsurer's certification. While the Department believes that such authority is inherent in the proposed amendment, it nevertheless concurs that inclusion of a more explicit expression of this authority would be helpful and consistent with the NAIC Model. A non-substantive change is made to the amendment in accordance with this comment.
Insurer II's final comment relates to the proposed rule's requirement that a reinsurance contract include language that compels a certified reinsurer to consent to any effort by the ceding insurer to enforce a U.S. court judgment in the certified reinsurer's home jurisdiction. Insurer II contends that the required term is not needed in a reinsurance agreement with a certified reinsurer due to other protections afforded under the certification procedures and elsewhere in the regulation. The Department disagrees with this comment. In drafting the proposed amendment, the Department specifically retained this protection for New York's ceding insurers. Moreover, the proposed amendment already liberalizes the current regulatory regime by no longer mandating the inclusion of specifically-worded contract terms.
Comments from Insurer III
Insurer III is among the largest personal lines property/casualty insurers in the United States, and is a major ceding insurer and purchaser of catastrophic reinsurance coverage. Insurer III suggested three editorial changes to § 125.4(h)(4). Its first suggested revision would expressly limit the deferral period for posting security for catastrophe recoverables ("deferral") to a maximum of one year. Insurer III's second revision is meant to clarify the meaning of "catastrophe" as used in § 125.4(h)(4), by allowing the deferral to be triggered only if there is significant insured loss stemming from the catastrophe. Its third suggested revision would describe the term "timely manner" as the payment of reinsured claims "in compliance with its contractual obligations as set forth in the reinsurance agreement under which the claims are ceded."
The Department believes that the first two suggested changes are non-substantive in nature and serve to provide greater clarity, consistent with the NAIC Model (i.e., (1) that the deferral period is not a fixed one-year period but is instead a period not to exceed one year in duration, and (2) that the deferral may be allowed only with respect to catastrophic events that result in significant insured property losses). The proposed amendment has thus been revised to include the suggested changes. However, the Department finds Insurer III's third suggested change to be superfluous: it is axiomatic that conformance with a contract of insurance (or reinsurance) necessitates timely payment of claims.
Insurer III also seeks to amend § 125.4(h)(5), ostensibly to prevent the retroactive impact of the proposed amendment, and suggested two alternative changes to that subdivision. Each of the alternatives represents a departure from the language of the NAIC Model, and appears to extend by an additional six months the length of time before the proposed amendment, once promulgated, would become effective. The Department will not adopt those changes because they are inconsistent with the NAIC Model.
This amendment is based on the NAIC Model, which has effected a significant modernization in the area of reinsurance collateral requirements. It is being adopted virtually as proposed, with the inclusion of a few clarifying and non-substantive changes, as indicated above.
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A tribute to and catalogue of the works of Alexander "Hugin" Wieser, founder of ambient black metal band Uruk Hai and many other side-projects, including Hrossharsgrani, Hrefnesholt, Elisabetha, B-Machina, Ceremony of Innocence and more! Here you will find my thoughts on his work and details on the releases as drawn from items in my personal collection, forming a fuller catalogue of his work than is currently available elsewhere online
Thursday, 21 July 2011
Darkness box-set: media card-disc
Band: URUK HAI
Title: Darkness media card-disc (only found in the Darkness I-V box-set)
Format: Blue card-shaped mini-disc contained in a black envelope, sealed with an Uruk Hai sticker. The disc comes with a white paper 'inlay' describing the contents - 3 wallpaper designs, and a video clip for 'Darkness'.
Edition: Only in the Darkness I-V box-set (5 copies)
3 x Uruk Hai computer wallpaper designs
1 x Darkness video clip 2010 [2.04]
Resuming our occasional and ad hoc trawl through the epic Darkness box-set, this small disc contains some rather splendid wallpaper designs for Uruk Hai fans and so Nazgul thought he'd share the pictures with you here so you can see what you're missing!
First up is a design based on the Eye of Sauron, ablaze in all of its glory in the illustration below. Throughout The Lord of the Rings 'the Eye' (aka the Red Eye, the Evil Eye, the Lidless Eye, the Great Eye) is the image most often associated with Sauron. Sauron's Orcs bore the symbol of the Eye on their helmets and shields, and referred to him as the 'Eye' because he did not allow his name to be written or spoken, according to Aragorn. Also, the Lord of the Nazgûl threatened Éowyn with torture before the 'Lidless Eye' at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields (honestly, the things I do in my spare time).
In the Mirror of Galadriel, Frodo had an actual vision of this Eye: "The Eye was rimmed with fire, but was itself glazed, yellow as a cat's, watchful and intent, and the black slit of its pupil opened on a pit, a window into nothing."
The second design is one that will be familar to those of you who've bought the remastered CD version of "In Durin's Halls (Return To The Mines Of Moria)", as the panoramic mountainous expanse depicted is the same as used on the cover of that album. In Nazgul's view you'd have to go a long way to beat the silent majesty of a mountain landscape like this one, and this single image manages to visually capture the sense of grandeur and wonder contained in the epic sounds unleashed on that particular album.
The final wallpaper design shows the unusal artwork for another Uruk Hai box-set, this time that of "Angband". It's an interesting mixture of brilliant colour amidst a predominantly grey-tone landscape, with ghostly ring-wraiths and mysterious machined cogs floated high in the background. Are they part of the inner workings of the sinister iron fortress of Melkor itself...?
The video track on this disc is a smidge over two minutes in duration, and to the edited tones of Hugin's ambience one witnesses a stange video: a distant blurred spotlight weaves and bobs around amidst a predominantly black field of view, with white circular patterns forming to the left and white of the screen. Doubtless terribly metaphorical of a journey through Darkness to light, or something equally cunning...
As an addition to the Darkness box-set, a great comendium of miscellanous Uruk Hai goodness!
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The LVN/LPN is a nurse that upholds the highest standards of responsibilities for all patients in their care. The term LVN or licensed vocational nurse is specific to nursing in the state of California. The career has become very popular, especially in today's economy, due to it being a very interesting and rewarding career. Being that healthcare is a field that is always in demand and growing, makes nursing programs all the more popular. LVN's are responsible for knowing the Nurse Practice Act, which is a law in all states that controls the practice of nursing.
What they do is monitor and observe, devise plans to implement good nursing care, which would also include documentation and communicating with doctors as well as the patients and their families. Assessing situations that the patient is going through is principle, especially when it has to do with the management of pain. With using scaling methods, as in 0-10 pain thresholds, they can quickly decipher and administer the correct pain dosages to help the patient with their comfort levels.
Many of their responsibilities and duties can be within a hospital or private clinic where they tend to the wellbeing of assigned patients. Some of these duties could include the care and feeding of these patients, but as in each facility, duties can vary.
There are more work environments who have begun employing LVN's such as:
- Long Term Care Facilities
- Rehabilitation Programs
- Psychiatric Nursing Homes
- Physical Therapists
- Assisted Living Care
- Pediatric Home Care
The LVN/LPN and professional resume gives an array of employment opportunities, as well as making them highly employable.
Education And Training
When exploring the numerous nursing programs offered today one can become overwhelmed as to where to go, fees involved, how long it takes to finish with a certification of degree. One of the main factors for anyone interested in a training program is that it should be an accredited program, due to the fact that the accredited schools must adhere to rigid guidelines in their course materials, quality of the education and their instructors.
One good advantage of the training program is that they typically take about 12 months to complete the program when one is enrolled full time. Many of the schools, which could be the local community colleges or one of the medical vocational schools, also offer the accelerated plan as well as a slower plan, which could be completed in 24 months.
It is truly up to the individual student as to the methods that provide their training and education, whether it is in a full classroom environment with other participants, or learning online. Some schools can even have the option of offering online or offline courses, which is very convenient to many who are just not sure of which way to go. One additional benefit to the certification program is that if one decides to further their career goals to become a registered nurse, much of their learning has been satisfied, and in turn their nursing program would be less time to invest, usually only involving an additional 8-12 months of education.
One of the best positions to be in with a type of career is having a certain amount of job security. Knowing that the healthcare field is on the rise with our aging population, clearly shows us that all aspects of the nursing field are continuing to be very much in high demand. At these times, in our economy, there is even a shortage of nurses, which we may continue to see for quite some time.
Being that most nursing positions have been unionized, which means that the fair labor unions have negotiated good pay and benefits for their nurses of all degrees, allows us to know and feel confident that we will be earning a good and competitive salary for our hard work. Salaries around the country can vary this career, but typically one can expect to earn somewhere between $35,000 to $50,000 annually. Those that find employment in the nursing care facilities can usually make the higher end of the salary spectrum. Of course, as with any career, when one pursued to invest in a higher educational degree, as the RN program, salaries are bound to increase as well.


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Any show lucky enough to reach its 17th season can't expect big ratings. Tell that to the folks behind South Park.
The animated Comedy Central show snared its best ratings in years this week with Wednesday's season 17 premiere. The subject? A smattering of NSA mockery leavened by a smackdown of future MSNBC host Alec Baldwin and his hateful rhetoric.
Show creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone continue to mine humor from subjects most of their peers dare not touch, eager to smite the left and the right as the headlines demand. The result? The show, unlike its animated cousin The Simpsons, remains edgy and relevant.
Cartman and co. aren't resting on their laurels. Instead, the crudely animated tykes are teaching their fellow comedy shows what it means to be equal opportunity offenders when it comes to comedy targets.


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