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The Most Common Words In Website Names RevealedWednesday, August 31, 2016 by Amelia WillsonAs a global web hosting company, HostGator supports websites numbering in the millions. We recently analyzed a random selection of US-based domains we host to discover trends among the words most commonly used in website titles. The resulting word cloud (thanks WordClouds.com!) may surprise you. A few notes before you look: These words were taken from the title tags of each domain's home page. We removed common words like "the," "and," and "a," as well as company designations like "llc" and "ltd." And, to keep things simple, we looked at domains isolated to the US so the words are all English. Take a look... what do you see? These words reveal many things. Here are several we noticed. We care about location, location, location. Words like "nyc" and "usa" show how popular it is to use your location in a company name, and make it easier for customers to discover your local business. We like putting our name on things. Many of the smaller words are first names like "dave," "brian," or "mary," reflecting how common it is to personalize your blog or company name. We have many passions. From "art" and "film" to "crossfit" and "wrestling," our websites reveal what we're blogging about and what we're interested in buying. We're obsessed with our appearance. In a culture like ours that values beauty and youth, this shouldn't come as a surprise, but it's still something to see just how many of the words center around achieving a perfect "look": "hot," "fat," "skin," "face," "diet," "spa," "wax," "self" We need a lot of help with our cars. "Auto" and "car" are two of the most used words. We love our pets, especially the canine variety. "Dog" and "pet" both make a big appearance. We recognize the power of positive psychology. Many website owners promise "fun," "joy," "power" in their website names, along with the sales pitch words like "get," "deal," and "sell." We're not all SEO experts. Two words that surprised us with their popularity were "untitled" and "title." Many of these website owners are missing out on a SEO opportunity by failing to include keywords in the title tags of their page. Most of all, our websites represent our lives. The most popular word was "life," making it clear that we really do see our online world as an extension of our physical world. What else do you see? Share your thoughts in the comments or buy a domain name today.
Starting an Online Business? Here's What's Popular In Your State, According To GoogleTuesday, July 19, 2016 by Amelia WillsonSo, you've decided you want to go into business for yourself. Good for you! Started is half-done, as they say. But perhaps you're struggling with what to sell. Whether you're planning to run a brick-and-mortar store, operate an e-commerce site, or monetize your blog, HostGator's latest investigation may help you decide on a path to business success. We recently reviewed the top Google autocompletes for "best [state] ..." to find out what consumers are looking for when they think of your state. This list is a viable starting place for selling something in which people are interested.
The Most Common #1 Autocomplete for Each StateWondering what your state is most known for? Check out the map below, which reveals the #1 most searched for "best" item in each state. As you can see, "beaches" claimed the most #1 spots with a total of 16 states. In fact, beach-related terms represented 9.5% of all the searches. Looking at the individual state images below, you can see the beach theme shows up a lot. Analyzing the data, we discovered trends among other related word groups. Below is a list of the most popular word groups:
- Hotels/lodging-related = 11.6%
- Liquor-related (beers, wineries, etc) = 10%
- Food-related (crab cakes, restaurants, etc) = 8.4%
- Spectator sports (best basketball players, running backs, etc.) = 8.0%
- Educational = 6.5%
- Hunting/fishing = 2.7%
What's "Best" In Your State?Are you from one of these states? Let us know in the comments if you were surprised by any of the autocompletes. We'd also love to hear your suggestions for the "best" your state has to offer. Note: This data was collected in late June 2016 and is subject to change due to search trends. If you perform the same search and find something different, please let us know in the comments! Scroll below to discover the top ten Google autocompletes for your state.
Best Alabama...Similar to Indiana, the state of Alabama's thunder is partially stolen by the popular band Alabama Shakes. Notwithstanding the band-related searches, people are interested in Alabama recreation, BBQ, and football. Write a blog about the best Alabama beach towns and destinations or the best Alabama football players, optimize your site for SEO, and you could likely make a pretty penny off of ad traffic. Queries unique to Alabama:
- players in NFL
- rig
- shakes album
- shakes songs
Best Alaska...The autocomplete results make it abundantly clear: Everybody wants to go on an Alaskan cruise. Starting your own cruise line is quite audacious, but you can jump on the cruise bandwagon in a multitude of other, much more feasible ways: become a travel agent, blog about the different cruise lines, or sell vacation gear. Autocompletes unique to Alaska:
- cruise 2016
- cruise deals
- cruise ship
- cruises from seattle
- excursions
- itinerary
- land tours
Best Arizona...As expected, Arizona golf courses are much sought after. But the less expected result is the interest in breweries. Beer enthusiasts, take heart! Critique the local brews or develop your own craft beer. It should be easy enough to get friends to help you taste-test. The oddball one here is "best Arizona flavors." If anyone has any idea what that's about, we'd love to know. Autocompletes unique to Arizona:
- flavors
Best Arkansas...Outdoorsmen and earth-lovers seek adventure in Arkansas. Help them find it with a tourist guide. Alternatively, tap into the motorcycle culture with a blog devoted to reviewing different models or their favorite haunts along the highways. When in doubt, you could always get into the stone sharpening business. Autocompletes unique to Arkansas:
- cabins
- hiking trails
- motorcycle roads
- stones
Best California...No surprises here: inquiring minds want to know about the best beaches, wines, and olive oil in California. Launch an online business selling wines or olive oil. If you do this, be sure to name your business "Best California Wines" for optimum SEO impact. You could also start a college advising business and break down the pros and cons of the different universities. Autocompletes unique to California:
- king mattress
- olive oil
Best Colorado...Everyone knows Colorado is a go-to vacation spot for snowbirds in the winter, but people need help figuring out where to go in the summer. Create a travel blog documenting your summertime visits throughout the state. Photographers can capitalize on these interests by adding galleries to their sites of the best mountain vistas, skier action photos, or town skylines. Autocompletes unique to Colorado:
- summer destinations
- summer vacations
- towns in summer
- towns to visit in summer
Best Connecticut...Who needs Cuba when you have Connecticut? Sell Connecticut cigars online or open up a humidor in your town. People love to dine in Connecticut, so review the restaurants and breweries on your local blog (or open up your own). Autocompletes unique to Connecticut:
- cigars
- towns to visit
- wrapper cigars
Best Delaware...In Delaware, it's all about the beaches, the schools, and... starting your own business! Offer freelance web development or design services to local schools to help give them a boost in the search engines. If you start a business, be sure to get a Delaware registered agent - every LLC and corporation operating in Denver needs one. Better yet, you could become one yourself. Autocompletes unique to Delaware:
- beach for families
Best Florida...Unsurprisingly, Florida's autocomplete searches are dominated by visions of beaches. Find a popular beach near you, and zero in on a business opportunity that's clearly missing. If you don't want to run a beach-based business, or you live inland, start almost anything else. The competition should be much less steep. Autocompletes unique to Florida:
- beaches near orlando
- gulf beaches
- key
- keys beaches
- keys resorts
Best Georgia...People in Georgia are balanced. They care about having fun and drinking beer during their leisure time, just as much as they care about their education. Maybe the key to making money online in Georgia is by having ads on your site that appeal to whichever thing you're not selling - beer on a golf course site, beach resorts on a beer distributor site, beer on a school site... wait a minute. Never mind that last one.
Best Hawaii...There's a reason those "Just Maui'd" shirts are popular. Hawaii is the only state to be a top honeymoon spot, according to Google's autocompletes. Enterprising business owners can create deals catered towards newlyweds, and new entrepreneurs could find ways to attract tourists towards their business by associating it with the beach, vacations, and resorts. Autocompletes unique to Hawaii:
- deals
- honeymoon
- island
- vacation
- vacation packages
- vacation spots
Best Idaho...Whether it's fishing, camping, hunting, golfing, skiing, or hiking, there is a wide variety of outdoorsy activities for nature lovers to enjoy in Idaho, which means there are a lot of different niche business opportunities for you to explore! In fact, Idaho is the only state that has ten completely different auto-completes listed. Bravo! Autocompletes unique to Idaho:
- fly fishing rivers
Best Illinois...Illinois threw us for a loop. The state can't seem to decide whether it wants to focus on getting a good education, or simply getting wasted by any means possible (even if it takes a fake ID!). Tutors can grow their business by blogging about or advising on the top schools in the state. Realtors should be sure to know about the suburbs in their area. Sports fans could make a good living with a football website. Take all the fun of having a brewery, without the work, and devote yourself to reviewing state-crafted beers. Autocompletes unique to Illinois:
- fake id
Best Indiana...Indiana has a similar experience to Alabama, with some of its autocompletes getting outshined by the Indiana Jones franchise. Besides that, Indiana is all about basketball. Set up a basketball blog, forum, or fantasy team business, and you'll be well on your way to success. Autocompletes unique to Indiana:
- hoosiers basketball players
- jones game
- jones movie
- jones quotes
- pacers players
Best Iowa...Iowa loves its sports. Create a fan site devoted to the comings and goings of famous players, and you might just become the Perez Hilton of the Iowa sports world! If they're not watching sports, Iowans are hunting (and they're hunting whitetail in particular), so you could create a business catered to that crowd. Autocompletes unique to Iowa:
- whitetail outfitters
- wrestlers
Best Kansas...What's better than eating meat and watching basketball? Combine those together and you'll have a successful business plan for the state of Kansas. Autocompletes unique to Kansas:
- album
- city bbq
- city neighborhoods
Best Kentucky...It's all about the Kentucky Derby! Craft a fashion or interior design line inspired by the Kentucky Derby. Open up a event planning business and develop a Kentucky Derby-themed party. If you're not interested in the Kentucky Derby, basketball and whiskey are safe bets, too. Autocompletes unique to Kentucky:
- bluegrass seed
- derby dresses
- derby hats
- derby outfits
- derby parties
- derby times
Best Louisiana...Chefs, Louisiana may be just the place for you. Open your own restaurant, devise your own special hot sauce recipe, or start your own foodie blog devoted to crawfish, gumbo, and Creole food. Autocompletes unique to Louisiana:
- casinos
- crawfish boil recipe
- food
- gumbo recipe
- hot sauce
- plantations
- swamp tours
Best Maine...Maine is another vacation destination. Plan your business around attracting tourists and helping them enjoy the best seaside experience. Autocompletes unique to Maine:
- lobster
Best Maryland...In Maryland, crabs are where it's at. Review the best crab restaurants and recipes the state has to offer, or create your own to share on your blog. Autocompletes unique to Maryland:
- crab cake recipe
- crab cakes
- crab dip recipe
- crabs
Best Massachusetts...Cape Cod, anyone? When they're not focused on getting into the best schools, people want to know how the fastest way to the beach! Autocompletes unique to Massachusetts:
- high schools
Best Michigan...When they're not busy giving directions using the palms of their hands, Michiganders are drinking beer, watching sports, and enjoying their leisure time. A sports blog or beer review site should do well here.
Best Minnesota...It's not called the Land of 10,000 Lakes for no reason. Help people find all 10,000 with map guides, tours, online reviews, or blogs about the lakes. Better yet, open up a resort or brewery nearby. Autocompletes unique to Minnesota:
- lake resorts
Best Mississippi...While Minnesota's all about its lakes, Mississippi is all about the river. If you don't want to open up a recreation or travel business, why not a dance studio to help people with their half-step or a cooking school to make the best Mississippi mud pie? You can film instructional videos to play on your website. Autocompletes unique to Mississippi:
- half step
- mud cake
- mud cake recipe
- mud pie recipe
- river cruises
- river towns
- roast recipe
Best Missouri...Missouri is a great place to spend time outdoors, exploring caves, camping, and hiking. The standout on this list is "small towns" - create an online road trip guide where you provide driving directions to hit all the quaint spots. Autocompletes unique to Missouri:
- caves
- float trips
- small towns
Best Montana...With dude ranches and elk units in the top ten, it's clear Montana has retained some of its Wild West roots. Here you can live the cowboy dream with your very own ranch, or start an online outfitters' store to sell hunting, hiking, and skiing gear. Autocompletes unique to Montana:
- dude ranches
- of 300 lyrics
- of 300 songs
Best Nebraska...Who says Napa Valley owns the market on wine? Sure, there are a lot of beer-drinking football aficionados in the state, but there's plenty of vinos too. Use YouTube to offer virtual wine-tasting classes, or to realize their dreams of being a sports commentator - all you have to do is create a channel. Autocompletes unique to Nebraska:
- football team
- wide receivers
Best Nevada...Nevadans know there's much more to their state than Las Vegas. Happily, so do Google searchers. Create a virtual ghost town experience, or partner with local breweries to develop a ghost-themed draft. Got online marketing experience? Offer SEO services to the smaller cities to help them compete online with the Vegas tourist trap. Autocompletes unique to Nevada:
- barr book
- ghost towns
Best New Hampshire..."Live Free or Die" is the state motto of New Hampshire, and it shows in their recreation. People come to this state to explore the wild and free outdoors, whether it's hiking, camping, skiing, or swimming. If you're outdoorsy, start your own business guiding people through your wilderness. More comfortable indoors? Develop online marketing campaigns for the businesses near you to help them show up in the Google search results.
Best New Jersey...People are looking for the best cities, towns, and suburbs in New Jersey. There's a good chance these searches are from people looking to move there, so get your realtor license and make sure you have an online presence.
Best New Mexico...There is a wide variety of tourist interests in New Mexico, and there's a business opportunity for any kind of entrepreneur. Like the cold? Do something for skiers. Prefer the heat? Focus on golfers. Like to stay active? Cater to camping and hunting enthusiasts? Prefer to lay low? Kick back and relax with the wine drinkers.
Best New York...And we thought Louisiana was the place to go for foodies! Calling all chefs, food bloggers, and restaurateurs - step right up and claim your food of choice. Autocompletes unique to New York:
- bagels
- cheesecake
- cheesecake recipe
- movies
- pizza
- style pizza
Best North Carolina...People love their North Carolina beach resorts, don't they? Open up a beach-related tourism business, and create suggested itineraries, hotels, and transportation options for the different beach towns. You could add a travel blog where you review all of your itineraries and the different accommodations and restaurants you visited.
Best North Dakota...Sadly, what's notable about North Dakota is that it was the only state that inspired less than a full list of ten autocompletes. With a search query as vague as "attractions," people are clearing looking for things to do, which means any kind of recreational or leisure activity should be met with a warm welcome. Create a kooky roadside landmark or a business focused on fun! Autocompletes unique to North Dakota:
- hockey players
- mule deer unit
Best Ohio...Ohio is big on sports, beer, and higher education. Start an online forum for high school students to interact with Ohio college students and alumni to get their questions answered. Launch a blog or podcast reviewing Ohio State's sports teams. Autocompletes unique to Ohio:
- state football players
- state running backs
- universities
Best Oklahoma...Similar to Ohio, there's a lot of interest in Oklahoma about the state university's sports teams. Develop a fan site dedicated to bios and stats of the individual players, or share your commentary about each game with a live blog. If you're not so into sports, you can always do your part to let people know that Minnesota's not the only state with great lakes. Autocompletes unique to Oklahoma:
- casino
Best Oregon...Vintners and winos, Oregon is your state! Review all of the state wines, or make your own to ship online from your very own e-commerce store. Advise people on the best local wines along the coast, or the best wine to drink while playing Oregon Trail. Autocompletes unique to Oregon:
- coast hotels
- coast towns
- pinot noir
- trail game
Best Pennsylvania...Who knew Pennsylvania was the place to be for flea markets? After "best Arizona flavors," this may be the oddest autocomplete yet. Get in on this trend by blogging about the best flea markets, what shoppers can expect with each one, and providing tips and tricks for scoring the best deals. Autocompletes unique to Pennsylvania:
- flea markets
Best Rhode Island...Many outsiders feel Rhode Island is quaint because it's so small, but this small state packs a big punch! Whether it's breweries, restaurants, golf courses, or beaches, there's a lot to do in Rhode Island, and it all goes well with clam chowder. Set up a reviews site dedicated to one of these search queries in particular, or share your own experiences by blogging about any of these. Autocompletes unique to Rhode Island:
- clam chowder
Best South Carolina...South Carolina is a wonderful vacation destination, known in particular for its islands (it's the only state to have this search query). You could capitalize on all of these search queries by blogging about the best islands, and then the best beaches, BBQ, and golf available on those islands. Autocompletes unique to South Carolina:
- islands
- vacation spots
Best South Dakota...What's unique about South Dakota? Pheasant hunting. Use your website to sell gear, blog about the best pheasant hunting spots, or answer FAQs from out-of-towners. Provide tutorials on hunting and camping to post on YouTube and embed on your site. Create a recipe forum devoted to pheasants, and invite other users to post their creations. Autocompletes unique to South Dakota:
- pheasant hunting
- pheasant hunting lodge
Best Tennessee...What goes better with a camping trip than whiskey? Bourbon or BBQ, maybe. Tennessee has a rich culture for distilled beverages. Partner with local distilleries to help them distribute and sell their whiskeys online, or set up a reviews site that rates the best liquors Tennessee has to offer. Tennessee also has a lot to offer in terms of the great outdoors, so attract online visitors and ad traffic with a travel blog.
Best Texas...Texans love to drink, and they're not particular about what they're drinking. This means you can zero in on your favorite type of drink, or you can use them all in your online business! Create an online blog about the best Texas wines, beers, and whiskey, and invite people to submit their own reviews or upload their favorite cocktail recipes. Send an email newsletter that announces the newcomers on the market each month. You could also sell ad space to the individual wineries and breweries. The unique one here is "country songs" - how many country songs can you name that are about Texas or by Texan singers? Tell us in the comments! As a Texas-based company, we at HostGator were shocked and dismayed that "best texas web hosts" was not a search result, but one can dream... Autocompletes unique to Texas:
- country songs
- travel
Best Utah...If you love exploring the great outdoors, Utah is the place to go. Guide tourists to the coolest parks, hikes, and resorts with a travel blog, forum, or reviews site. Set up a Utah Jazz fan site with profiles of all the players, the latest gossip, and a guide to the best seats. Autocompletes unique to Utah:
- jazz players of all time
- national parks
Best Vermont...Mmm... Vermont maple syrup. We all saw that coming. Besides maple syrup, people come to Vermont for its coziness - it's the only state with searches for "bed and breakfast" and "inns" in the top ten autocompletes. Help them find the coziest place possible with an online reviews site or travel blog. Equip people with instructions on how to make their own maple syrup, or dishes that taste even better with maple syrup. Autocompletes unique to Vermont:
- bed and breakfast
- inns
- maple syrup
Best Virginia...Virginia Beach dominates the autocomplete results for Virginia. Review the best beach destinations and develop a travel guide to help beachgoers find restaurants, resorts, and seaside attractions. Alternately, you could take on the country ham craze and sell Virginia ham online, share recipes on a foodie blog, or review the sellers. Autocompletes unique to Virginia:
- ham
- woolf novel
Best Washington...So when we searched for Washington, the only thing that was able to hold its own among results for the nation's capital was "wines." No judgments. To give the state its due, we performed another search. While wine ranks #1, there is a nice variety of interests for Washington state. Open an advising business to help future undergrads find the right college for them, or create a travel blog to review the best beaches, resorts, parks, and other attractions in the state.
Best West Virginia...West Virginia's top results are all completely different. Start your own travel blog or basketball fan site. Help the ski resorts and golf courses stand out online by providing marketing or web development services.
Best Wisconsin...Like Vermont's maple syrup, it shouldn't come as a surprise that "cheese" appears in Wisconsin's search results. Blog about the best cheeses and incorporate online reviews to build your site content. Discuss the top dairies and farmers, and provide recipes and serving suggestions. Autocompletes unique to Wisconsin:
- cheese
- cheese curds
- dells resorts
- dells water parks
Best Wyoming...Hunters flock to Wisconsin for the antelope, the elk, and the fly fishing. Help them get more out of their trip by offering guides on nearby hotels and campgrounds, explaining state regulations, and revealing the best spots and times of year. Autocompletes unique to Wyoming:
- antelope unit
- fly fishing
And In Conclusion...No matter where you live in these United States, opportunities abound for those possessing the entrepreneurial spirit. Do some quick research, locate your niche, and launch your new online business today!
Infographic: Small Business Attitudes On TaxesTuesday, April 14, 2015 by Sean ValantHostGator's parent company, The Endurance International Group, recently surveyed over 800 small businesses and found that a vast majority are in favor of tax reform. The infographic below contains the results of this survey, some of which are quite interesting.
Infographic: 2015 Small Business Perspectives On MobileWednesday, March 11, 2015 by Sean ValantThe Endurance International Group recently surveyed over 900 of its small business customers regarding the state of responsive/mobile websites. It is surprising that over 70% of those surveyed agree that having a mobile website would positively impact there business, but only roughly 20% actually have a mobile app or solution. Take a look:
Infographic: Invasion Of Wearable TechMonday, April 28, 2014 by Sean ValantAs technology is becoming physically smaller and relatively inexpensive, it is beginning to cross over in to fashionable (and not-so-fashionable) pieces of wearable tech. The following infographic presents some of the cutting edge devices that fall into this new category of fashion:


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ComOps Limited ("ComOps") is pleased to release its Appendix 4C Quarterly Cash Flow Report for Q2 of the 2016 Financial Year as required by LR 4.7B.
- Positive operating cash flows with cash balances continuing to remain strong
- Second quarter closing cash balances increase to over $1.6 million
- Continued fast-tracked investment in operating capability and development of ComOps' new WFM product
- 3 new logo customers signed & the overall quality of the sales pipeline continues to improve Business continuing to gain positive momentum: R&D Team has delivered to target on the Board approved roadmap for the quarter. New features, functionality, and 3rd party product integrations are expected to start to deliver new revenue opportunities later this year.
- Customer engagement model improved, with benefits flowing from new sales hires and reinvigoration of existing sales team
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A Numerical and Experimental Investigation of Planar Inverted-F Antennas for Wireless Applications
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In recent years, the demand for compact handheld communication devices has grown significantly. Devices having internal antennas have appeared to fill this need. Antenna size is a major factor that limits device miniaturization. In the past few years, new designs based on the microstrip antennas (MSA) and planar inverted-F antennas have been used for handheld wireless devices because these antennas have low-profile geometry and can be embedded into the devices.
New wireless applications requiring operation in more than one frequency band are emerging. Dual-band and tri-band phones have gained popularity because of the multiple frequency bands used for wireless applications. One prominent application is to include bluetooth, operating band at 2.4 GHz, for short-range wireless use.
This thesis examines two antennas that are potential candidates for small and low-profile structures: microstrip antennas and planar inverted-F antennas. Two techniques for widening the antenna impedance bandwidth are examined by adding parasitic elements. Reducing antenna size generally degrades antenna performance. It is therefore important to also examine the fundamental limits and parameter tradeoffs involved in size reduction. In the handheld environment, antennas are mounted on a small ground plane. Ground plane size effects on antennas are investigated and the results from a thorough numerical study on the performance of a PIFA with various ground planes sizes and shapes is reported. Finally, a new wideband compact PIFA antenna (WC-PIFA) is proposed. Preliminary work is presented along with numerical and experimental results for various environments such as free space, plastic casing, and the proximity of a hand. This new antenna covers frequencies from 1700 MHz to 2500 MHz, which basically include the following operating bands: DCS-1800m PCS-1900, IMT-2000, ISM, and Bluetooth.
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David 'Fathead' Newman, James Clay (ts), Wynton Kelly (p), Sam Jones, Paul Chambers (b), Art Taylor, Charles Persip (d)
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David Fathead Newman was best known for his long association with Ray Charles, but there was much more to him, as this succinct and panoramic coverage of his talents as a jazzman reveals. His bright, buoyant tenor, despite the apparent Sonny Rollins and John Coltrane influences, has moments of humor and timbre that suggest Lockjaw Davis.
The first album The Sound of the Wide Open Spaces!, introduces a quintet with Newman and fellow Texan James Clay, both on tenor, swinging hard, generating a tremendous amount of excitement and emotional involvement, with Clay adding his rich, sensitive touch on flute.
The second album, Straight Ahead, features a quartet showcasing Newman not only on tenor, but also on alto and flute, with the alto performances firm and convincing and the flute outings equally persuasive. Pianist Wynton Kellys role is a key one, amounting at times to a virtual duet with Newman. In fact, the accompaniment in both dates is impressive, as would be expected from such major league players as Kelly, bassists Paul Chambers and Sam Jones, and drummers Charlie Persip and Art Taylor, who offer impeccable drive, ideas and energy throughout.
01. Wide Open Spaces
02. They Cant Take That Away from Me
03. Some Kinda Mean
04. Whats New?
05. Figger-rations
06. Batistas Groove
07. Skylark
08. Night of Nisan
09. Cousin Slim
10. Summertime
11. Congo Chant
Total time: 78:06 min.
Tracks #1-5 from the Riverside album RLP 1178.
Tracks #6-11 from the Atlantic album SD 1366.
Personnel on "The Sound of the Wide Open Spaces!":
David Newman (ts), James Clay (ts, fl on #4), Wynton Kelly (p), Sam Jones (b) and Art Taylor (d).
Recorded at Reeves Sound Studios, New York, on April 26, 1960.
Personnel on "Straight Ahead":
David Newman (ts on #6 & 9, as on #7 & 11, fl on #8 & 10), Wynton Kelly (p), Paul Chambers (b) and Charlie Persip (d).
Recorded in New York, on December 21, 1960.
Original sessions supervised by Jualian 'Cannonball' Addderley / Nesuhi Ertegun, and engineered by Jack Higgins / Tom Dowd.
Produced for CD reissue by Jordi Pujol.
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The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors has given the green light to a series of demonstration projects designed to convert non-recyclable waste into clean energy. As approved by the board, the Southern California Conversion Technology Demonstration Project will be using a variety of state-of-the-art methods to break down virtually all solid, non-recyclable waste into renewable energy and useful material, such as biodiesel and ethanol fuel.The project will use a variety of processes, including anaerobic digestion, pyrolysis, and gasification to convert currently untreatable waste into valuable products. Once the demonstration phase has been successfully completed, the technology will eventually be installed at other county waste facilities. While conversion technology has been implemented in Japan, Europe and Canada, the County's demonstration sites will be the first of their kind in the United States. "This is a huge step for the residents of Los Angeles County as trash moves from a liability that costs taxpayers money to a resource that benefits all of us," said Board of Supervisors Chair Gloria Molina. Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas added, "These projects are about promoting and deploying the most cutting edge technologies on the planet to determine what makes the most sense for future large-scale use in Los Angeles County." The demonstration project phase will be undertaken at three waste facilities and expected to be operational by 2012. They include an anaerobic digestion project operated by Arrow Ecology and Engineering and CR&R in Perris, a gasification project operated by Entech Renewable Energy Solutions and Rainbow Disposal Co., Inc. in Huntington Beach and a pyrolysis project operated by International Environmental Solutions and Burrtec Industries in unincorporated Riverside. Additional project sites are also being identified in Los Angeles County. The Board of Supervisors has been at the forefront of efforts to evaluate and promote the development of conversion technologies as environmentally friendly alternatives to landfill disposal. About 135,000 tons of trash are sent to California landfills every day. Conversion projects have the potential to reduce the amount of waste being sent to landfills, create local green jobs, produce renewable energy and turn trash into a resource. The demonstration project is supported by a broad coalition of local governments, residents, waste management agencies and environmentalists. Terry O'Day, Executive Director of Environment Now, said that the future of trash management would see a dramatic shift away from landfills. "As we make the shift, we should always look to see if the waste can be reduced, recycled and disposed of in the least harmful way," O'Day said. "These new technologies hold promise to reduce greenhouse gases, reduce diesel emissions, reduce the need for waste transport through our neighborhoods, and supply a source of base power that facilitates our transition to renewable energy. The demonstration projects should provide very useful data to evaluate these potential benefits," he added.
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Ruth Langsford confirmed for Strictly Come Dancing
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- 9 August 2017
Ruth Langsford has confirmed she will take part in this year's 'Strictly Come Dancing' and is pleased the news is finally out in the open because she's had to keep it a secret for so long
Ruth Langsford has been confirmed for this year's 'Strictly Come Dancing'.
The 'This Morning' host can't wait to hit the dance floor later this year when the ballroom and latin show returns to screens in the autumn and is glad the big line up news is out in the open now because she's had to keep her signing a secret for "such a long time".
Speaking on the brunch time programme on Wednesday (09.08.17), she said as she emerged through a door towards her husband Eamonn Holmes: "I'm excited."
Eamonn replied: "What sort of marriage is this? I thought it was going to be me."
Ruth hit back: "It's definitely me. Every Saturday, you have to be there."
Eamonn quipped: "But what about the football?
"The start of the football season? I'm very, very pleased for you."
And, although she's looking forward to learning the choreography, she's nervous about who she'll be paired with and whether the professional will be able to pick her up.
She explained: "The reveal show is the first time [she will meet her professional partner], I thought 'oh come on, I bet they tell you', but the reveal show is the first time. I do worry about who will have to lift me up. It is hard work, you have to put the work in."
And that's not the only concern the 57-year-old star has as she's not sure she'll be able to remember the routines as well as her fellow competitors because they're so fast.
She added: "That's my worry, remembering, because some of it is so fast."
Eamonn is concerned that Ruth will struggle with managing her time because not only is she busy presenting shows but she'll also have to spend four hours training a day.
He said: "I think 'Strictly...' is fine for people who are resting between jobs but she's flat out, she's got a lot of work and there's family responsibilities that'll be neglected, I've got to worry about who or what is going to be around, what's in the fridge. When's she gonna get time to train? You're gonna be grumpy and tired."
And Ruth will certainly have some stiff competition as Mollie King and Davood Ghadami have also been confirmed for this year's series - with more to be announced over the next few weeks.


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This book is based on a workshop entitled qRobust Control workshop 2000q. The workshop was held in Newcastle, Australia, from the 6th to the 8th December 2000. Chapters of the book are written by some of the leading researchers in the field of Robust Control. They cover a variety of topics all related to Robust Control and analysis of uncertain systems.We will show that this class of reset control systems is always quadratically stable and, by virtue of Theorem 3, BIBO stable. We will characterize the step response of the reset control system in terms of standard measures such as rise-time, anbsp;...
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Snatched from her family during the 1960s, Margaret, a headstrong Aboriginal girl, is fostered by the McDonalds, in the Australian outback, under the government sponsored assimilation policies. She stubbornly fights to maintain her culture until she can escape or her real parents find her. But soon she discovers that she is growing to like many of the customs and material possessions of her captors, throwing her into an identity crisis, which rips another fault line through her world. By the time she grows into a beautiful young woman, she has already suffered the disappointments of unrequited love and a forbidden desire. Encouraged to hide behind the identity of a Southern European, the highly charged political environment of the time, and her love for a political activist, forces her to confront her true identity.
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Hey ya'll! It is that time of the year where we have covered all of our reading skills and we'll spend the rest of the year reviewing. Last week was all about authors purpose and we all know that this can be a tricky thing for 2nd graders to grasp. We learned all about author purpose earlier in the year and I wanted to do something fun to review. You know how we all old Scholastic reader order forms lying around. They either send way to many or you have stacks that just don't ever get sent out. Why not put them to good use?!?
After reviewing the three types of stories, I busted out some old scholastic reading order forms. They created a graphic organizer with drawing paper then they had to find 4 examples of each type and sort them onto their paper.
They did really well with each type except for persuade. This was tricky for them because a lot of the stories in the order form they haven't heard before and I hadn't either. So we brainstormed a list of books that we have read as a class that fall under that category. While they were searching for inform and entertain, I printed off the covers of some of the books we came up with as a class. All of their "P" books are the same but everything else they did on their own.
This activity was quick, easy, and required NO PREP! Even my lower learners were able to do this without much guidance. It is visual, hands on, and ENGAGING!
They are proudly being displayed along the bookshelves in the back of our room. I've seen them use these as a reference poster for what type of books they want to get from the library and that makes my teacher heart happy!
So next time, don't throw those old Scholastic order forms away!


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Portable Construction Guardrail System
- Fall protection in its simplest form requires no special training or gear
- Mounts in both parapet and edge grab configurations allowing the use of a single base for multiple applications
- Clamp expands from 6 to 24 (15.25cm to 61cm) for jobsite versatility
- Rapid clamp system speeds installation
- Supports both wood and concrete structures for added flexibility
- Durable zinc plated finish for extended product life
- Supports both top and mid-rail guardrails for added safety
- Incorporates mounting locations for toe board for use in the edge grab configuration for additional worker protection
- Designed to be used with standard wood 2 x 4s or other common guardrail materials for easy jobsite management
- Can be used as a support structure for vertical debris net containment systems for added versatility
Eliminates the Fall Hazard
Traditional fall protection is represented by a worker using a PFAS (Personal Fall Arrest System) - full body harness connected to an anchor point with a lanyard. PFAS are actually one of the later choices in a comprehensive fall protection program. The first step should be an attempt to eliminate fall hazards altogether. This may be accomplished with a modification to the job description, work process and/or work area to eliminate the need to work at height. The next step is to use fall prevention systems such as DBI-SALAs FlexiGuard Portable Guardrail Stanchion System. This system acts as a barrier that prevents personnel from falling to lower levels, thus eliminating the fall hazard. Used properly, systems like this protect the greatest number of employees with little or no training, no special maintenance and no special gear.
Provides Versatility and Jobsite Flexibility
Whether setting up a guardrail system around the perimeter of a roof or closing off a floor opening, the system will prevent personnel from falling to a lower level. The system can be used for unprotected roof edges, floor hatchways or chutes, leading edge decks, floor or wall openings, elevator shafts, and more. The FlexiGuard Portable Guardrail Stanchion can be installed on a parapet wall or on the edge of a slab. In either configuration the clamp may be used on structures 6 to 24in (15.25 61cm) thick. The rapid thickness adjustment design speeds installation.
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Fractional Ownership at its finest! Private, member-owned, luxurious 3- and 4-bedroom residences at the base of Mt. Werner. Club Concierge, health club fitness center, owners' lounge after-ski gathering place, personal shuttle to and from Steamboat Springs locations and the Yampa Valley airports, ski valet, sauna and steam room, heated outdoor pool and spas, video and arcade game room, ski and clothing storage lockers, and more! Recent upgrades include new appliances, new light fixtures, art work, furniture, paint, HD flat-screen TVs, and wireless internet access throughout. Christie Club commands a spectacular site, offers breathtaking views, and is within easy walking distance to the many shopping and dining opportunities in Ski Time Square. Watch the action on Mt. Werner from the outside pool area. This is the sensible way to own ski-in/ski-out property at a fraction of the cost (i.e., 1/7th deeded ownership).
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Running Buddy registration closes this Sunday, and we still need 180+ Running Buddies! We have a high need for Running Buddies at the following schools: Bow Lake, Cascade View, Madrona, Parkside, Thorndyke and Tukwila Elementary.
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About this listing
The property sleeps up to 5 people with 2 bedrooms and a double sofa-bed. Fully furnished with large kitchen. Free wireless Internet access, 42' television screen with basic Sky package and a DVD player. With lovely window view right to romilly Street where the action is happening most of the nights. Come and enjoy the few minutes walk from the main attractions in London.
from the special attraction city of west minister is a big city full of entertainment such as theatres, restaurants, bars and nightclubs. Well known for its gay scenes, also straight bars and clubs, our apartment it is exactly in the middle of it all. dean Street is full of excitement, you can meet over one hundred different nations and a variety of thematics restaurants.
Shopping couldn't be easier, you are ten to fifteen minutes from
Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square. Charing Cross Road and British Museum are few hundreds yards away. So, let your feet do the job. u are wellcome to my home of pleasure.
Things to do nearby
HI every one my name is joy derroy lives in south east of london,am a very cul headed and easy going being that i can much pronounce my self, love going to picnis,my gladdiest of it all is that if i will be able to find sumbody like me in my apartmeant ,enjoy your stay u high wellcome to my home of pleasure.
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Ashley is an Equine Canada (Canadas highest governing body for horse activity) and NCCP (National Coaching Certification Program) double certified coach. She is a Competition Coach, certified to coach and prepare students for competition as well as an Instructor of Beginners, who is qualified to correctly develop introductory students. She is Canadas youngest Mentor, someone who is qualified to teach and develop coaches, as well as being a professional rider. Ashley has been nominated for several Excellence in Coaching awards. Ashley additionally has her Bachelor of Business Management with a certificate in Community Service Learning.
Ashleys background is primarily in Hunter/Jumper and Dressage, where she has over 15 years of national level competitive experience in these disciplines. Ashley has won numerous championships on various horses for Hunters, Equitation & Dressage at various venues. She has also competed on the Alberta Junior Young Rider team for Dressage and competed at the Western Canadian Championships for Dressage. She additionally has her Equine Canada Rider Level 8. Ashleys students have gone on to win championships at Spruce Meadows, Amberlea Meadows, Rocky Mountain Show Jumping & Alberta Dressage Provincials, to name a few. Her students have gone on to pursue equine post secondary education, train horses & complete their rider level testing.
Ashley is in the process of completing her Equine Canada Hunter Judge license and hopes to also pursue her Dressage License in the next 5 years. She continues to show various horses and continue her own professional development through clinics, Equine Canada conferences & lessons. Ashley aspires to compete and coach her students to the highest level possible.
Rocky is an Equine Canada Rider Level 5 and is in the process of obtaining his Equine Canada Hunter Judge license, Instructor of Beginners certification and Equine Canada Course Designer certification. He holds a current First Aid certification and has had EMR training. Rocky also took college veterinary courses and apprenticed under a veterinarian.
Rockys has a diverse horse background and grew up riding Western in the mountains of BC. Upon moving to Alberta, he began training horses and developing his English riding. Rocky has competitive experience in Dressage & Hunter/Jumper, with many successes. As Cointreaus head horse trainer, Rocky trains many different breeds of horses including American Saddlebreds, Quarter Horses, Welsh ponies and Warmbloods, with heights ranging from 11 18 h. His classical training methods ensure he produces quiet and correct horses, capable of being child or competitive mounts.
Shantelle is an Equine Canada Rider Level 5 and our Junior Instructor. She has competitive experience in Hunter/Jumper and Dressage. In 2015, Shantelle was the Alberta Provincial Reserve Champion for Dressage and had a Top 5 placing at Spruce Meadows February Classic.
As one of Ashleys most senior students, Shantelle assists with lessons and training horses. She has trained several horses of her own and developed them in the disciplines of Dressage and Hunter/Jumper. Shantelle aspires to continue her showing and development of training horses. She is currently working on her Rider Level 6 certificate.
Dianna is an Equine Canada Rider Level 3 and a retired Principal. Dianna managed several schools during her teaching career, including a high school of over 1000 students. She has worked with at risk youth as well as special needs students.
Dianna is an experienced breeder of horses. She has bred Champion American Saddlebred horses and more recently, Canadian Warmbloods & American Miniatures. Her horses have sold across Canada and the United States. She also has competitive experience in Dressage and Halter with various horses. As owner of the stable, Dianna cares for the horses on a daily basis and manages our boarders. She ensures the horses have top quality care and a safe facility.
Dianna aspires to continue showing her horses in Dressage as well as excel in her regular riding lessons.


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Church of Our Father Missionary Baptist Church Celebrates the Pastoral Anniversary of Rev. Bernard Byles
Come celebrate with Pastor Bernard Byles and Sis. Sharon Byles in their Pastoral Anniversary. Theme: Honoring Pastor Byles as a Servant Leader of God.
Unity Baptist Church seeks CPA and Bookkeeping Services. Job Summary: Responsible for preparing and analyzing financial transactions, managing accounts payable and receivable, reconciling bank statement and completing annual tax forms to ensure 501(c)3 reporting compliance. All candidates must submit resumes by March 7, 2018.
PLEASE NOTE UPDATE: Viewing will be Thursday, February 22, 2018 at Andrews Funeral Home from 2-8pm. Celebration will be Friday, February 23, 2018 at Christian Fellowship of Love Baptist Church from 6-9pm. The Homegoing will be Saturday, February 24, 2018 beginning at 11:00 am.
Join the Corinthian Baptist Church in their centennial celebration. Sis. Charlene Jones Mitchell, Historian, Rev. Wayne Little, Pastor.
Join us September 27-29, 2017 - for the Youth and Multi-Church Fellowship Revival at Pilgrim Baptist Church of Northeast Detroit. (18474 Binder, Detroit, MI). Dr. Yvette Griffin, Host Pastor.
Join the Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church in celebrating the first Pastoral Anniversary of Rev. Dr. Yvette Griffin.
Palestine Announces the 15 year Pastoral Anniversary on August 19, 2017 at 4:00pm.
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Unity Baptist Church invites you to come celebrate with us as we reflect and celebrate 90 years of service in touching lives with the Gospel, lifting the name of JESUS, and creating partners within the ministry in teaching, mentoring, and cultivating a body of believers. It's through our continual efforts by the preached WORD we grip the knowledge of Christ to share and apply the WORD of God.


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Holiday Update
Hello, my dear friends and loyal "Firestorm Fanatics!"
I apologize for not posting the obligatory "Merry Christmas" post on here, but to be honest, Christmas kinda came out of nowhere for me this year. My birthday is November 25th, and I have long refused to get caught up in Christmas hoopla until after then.
Of course, I went and married a young lady who celebrates her birthday on November 27th, bumping back the official start of Christmas celebrations an extra couple days.
Anyway, enough of the patented Adam Tangent (TM), back to the point of this post.
I hope all of you out there had a fantabulous Christmas (or whatever you celebrate during the holiday season). May you all have ate, drank, and been merry.
That said, I wish you all a happy and prosperous New Year. 2007 was quite the interesting year on a number of fronts, and on a personal note, I have a lot of promise for many long-term things coming to fruition in 2008.
On a sadder note, I was shocked to hear of the untimely (yeah, like it's ever actually "timely") passing of one Greg Gillies, aka Mr. Doby Gillis.
I can't claim to have been close to Mr. Gillis, but I first met him as a teenager, and continued to have a professional relationship within the wrestling world until the early 2000's. He was always a very nice, cordial guy, a great, intense wrestler, and always willing to help impart knowledge to the younger set of wrestlers.
To say he will be missed is an understatement. I hope to share a couple of my favorite Gillis stories soon.
While we're at it, here's wishing a speedy recovery to Figure Four Weekly Emperor Bryan Alvarez, who recently underwent eye surgery.
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His Highness Amir receives Al-Ghanim, Nicaraguan delegation
His Highness the Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah received National Assembly Speaker Marzouq Al-Ghanim and Acting Nicaragua Parliament Speaker at Bayan Palace on Tuesday.
The meeting was attended by Deputy Minister of Amiri Diwan Affairs Sheikh Ali Jarrah Al-Sabah, president of the Kuwaiti-Nicaraguan parliamentary friendship group MP Jamal Al-Omar and Secretary General of the National Assembly Allam Al-Kandari.
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Great Nursery
The Green Mountain church of Christ has recently renovated our new building to have a beautiful and functional nursery for new mothers. The nursery is very private and furnished with comfortable seating. The room can observe the body while still taking those necessary moments during worship or class. We have plenty of helping hands to serve your needs when they arise.
Fun Youth & Toddler Classes
Toddler and youth classes are a great blessing to this congregation. We are also blessed with two of the most wonderful teachers for this age group of children. They learn to sing, draw, color, and paint all while learning about Jesus and His Father. They will learn the important values of Christ, family and self. Each child will be cherished and loved as part of this family.
High School Age Classes
Every child in our congregation is loved and cherished especially the teenagers. Our teacher for this class is a fantastic teacher. He provides a counseling ear, a strong personality, and can be the calm in the storm of a teenagers life. They will work and learn the values of God in relationship to family, friends, and themselves. The lessons taught here have depth in biblical subjects in context and will learn application to today correctly. The classes are provided with ample time to ask questions the young adult will be challenged by the material, and maybe even themselves.
Churches of Christ?
Perhaps you have heard of the Churches of Christ and wondered, "Who are these People?"
Here, in brief are some answers to who we are.
We are committed to not subscribing to man-made creeds, traditions of men, or a mixture of ideas; only to the New Testament pattern established in the early church as laid down for us by Jesus through the apostles. We do not consider ourselves a denomination - not Jewish, Catholic, or Protestant - but simply members of the church Jesus established, purchasing it with His blood (Acts 20:28b) That is why we identify ourselves as "Churches of Christ" - not used as a denominational designation, but as a descriptive term, indicating that the church belongs to Christ. If you didn't know it the term denomination means to divide.
We are an un-denominational autonomous (self-ruled) organization. The church here has none of the trappings of modern-day organizational bureaucracy. We have no district, regional, national, or international governing boards. We have no earthly headquarters, and no humanly-designed organization. Each congregation is governed locally by a plurality of men doing the work of elders (where qualified men exist) 1 Timothy 3:1-7; Titus 1:5-9. There are also men doing the work of deacons in each congregation (where qualified men are found) 1 Timothy 3:8-12.
Jesus said in Joh 17:17 "Sanctify them in the truth; Your Word is truth. You see we must be careful to not to exclude any item in our worship that is found in His Word, and equally careful not to include any item in our worship that is not found in His Word. When we assemble for Worship each Sunday our service usually consists of five elements, which were observed by the first-century church: singing, praying, preaching, giving, and commemorating the Lord's Supper.
The church here in Castleton as in other Churches of Christ have three practices that are different from many religious groups.
First, the New Testament doesn't mention nor describe instrumental music in worship. Therefore, we exclude it. If you didn't know this important fact - instrumental music didn't appear until the sixth century AD. Thus the use of instruments is without New Testament authority.
Second, Churches of Christ observe the Lord's supper every Sunday. The reason for weekly observance centers in the determination to adhere to New Testament instruction. Acts 20:7. Some have argued that the text does not specify the first day of every week. This is true - just as the Old Testament command to observe the Sabbath did not specify every Sabbath: simply to "Remember the Sabbath day under the Old Testament Exodus 20:8. The Jews understood that to mean every Sabbath day. By the same reasoning, it seems to us and was understood by the early church that the first day of the week means the first day of every week. This includes well documented history as recorded by Neander and Eusebius that the early church understood this and observed the Lord's Supper every Sunday.
Third, there is another final distinction regarding the Lord's church. Churches of Christ do not view membership in terms of a formula or list of rules that must be met to be accepted into the church. The New Testament specifies certain steps that people took in the early church to become Christians see Acts 2:38-40. Those who were obedient to the teaching were inducted into the church Acts 2:41-47.
When a person became a Christian he/she at the same time became a member of the church. There are no rules or ceremonies that one must follow, no voting by a board or the congregation, or a prescribed course of study outside of the New Testament teaching. The church does not practice infant baptism because the New Testament baptism is for sinners who can submit to the Lord in belief and repentance. An infant is not capable of doing these things.
With regard to this subject the Churches of Christ; the only form of baptism practiced is by immersion. The Greek word from which the word baptize comes means to "immerse, to submerge." The scriptures describe baptism as a burial Romans 6:3-4; Colossians 2:12.
Take The Next Step...
Since you have taken so much of your time to read about the Green Mountain church of Christ here in Castleton, Vermont. Why don't you take a minute to look at some of the other things we do. Check out the list below since you have already read till your eyes hurt.
Learn The Bible At Home
Have you thought I would love to know more about the Bible and God but were worried about asking the wrong questions? World Bible School may be the path to answer many of your questions without having to worry about being in a group of people. World Bible School is offered as an online educational program as well as being offered as a correspondence course. You can register online at http://www.worldbibleschool.org
We are working on number of projects to support the community in 2017 & 2018
This congregation is very excited about adding a number of programs that will provide services to the community or opportunities for young people.
- We are looking for single parent families to participate in a working group to identify the needs of the family today and help us identify how we can help in this challenging time. If your interested in participating in this area give us a call and ask for Kirk to get more information.
- We are planning a movie night where families can gather together and enjoy a wholesome movie together with other families in the community. Popcorn and beverage will be available.
- Hosting a blood drive for the Red Cross
- Community Suppers
- Vacation Bible School
- Our only limitation is man-power.
- Annual May-I card tournament. (May I is a form of rummy) Trophies are involved.
- Monthly fellowship meals.
Spiritual Transformation
Romans 12:1-2 Therefore, I urge you, brothers and sisters, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as a living sacrifice, holy and pleasing to God--this is your true and proper worship. Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is--his good, pleasing and perfect will. (NIV)
We see ourselves as a family of beggars who have found bread leading other beggars to the same source of bread. Won't you consider studying God's word with us?
Next Steps...
Each of us here in the Green Mountain church of Christ family have walked a mile in your shoes. We have been hurt, lonely, hungry, and needed help. Each of us have been searching for spiritual truth. We all have felt the empty feeling of what the world has to offer. There is a great opportunity to change all of this. All it takes is a moment to click the "Call To Action" button to your right. Know that we are understanding and care about you deeply.


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Solving Language Problems
From General to Applied Linguistics
Distributed for University of Exeter Press
Subjects covered:
- semantics
- grammar
- phonetics and phonology
- discourse
- psycholinguistics
- sociolinguistics
- language teaching and testing
- lexicography
- computers in applied linguistics
This book will be useful to undergraduates, and their professors, in the field of linguistics and applied linguistics. It also provides a straightforward guide to the subject for postgraduates studying linguistics as part of courses in English and modern languages; psychology; lexicography; and computer science.
- Contents
- Review Quotes
2. Figurative Words: Modern Practice and the Origins of a Labelling Tradition
3. Common Words: John Kersey and the First General Dictionary of English
4. Dialect Words in General Dictionaries
5. Old Words: Defining Obsolescence
6. Literary Words: Blount's Glossographia and Sir Thomas Browne
7. Setting up a New Bilingual Vernacular Dictionary: Henry Hexham (1647)
8. Style Markers: Early Bilingual Dictionaries and English Usage
9. Fixing the Spelling: Errour and Honor in Johnson and Bailey
10. Phrasel Verbs: Dr Johnson's Use of Bilingual Sources
11. A Dictionary Compiler at Work in the Sixteenth Century
12. Alphabetization in Early Dictionaries of English
13. An Eighteenth-Century Bilingualized Learners' Dictionary
14. Secondary Documentation in Historical Lexicography
15. Dictionary Criticism
16. Bilingual Dictionaries with Dutch: a Case Study in European Lexicography
"This book combines an analysis of current problem-based issues with a reliable survey of the basic points in modern linguistics, making it a valuable guide in applied linguistics." –The Journal of Indo-European Studies, 1998
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When officers responded to a report of shots fired, they found a vehicle off the highway near a grassy area and railroad track with the headlights on and the engine running, the release says.
Anyone with information about the fatal shootings is asked to call police at (225) 389-4869 or Crimestoppers at (225) 344-7867.


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The same wilderness that makes Alaska unique also means you have to think about your Alaska budget differently from other destinations. Some of Alaska's most dramatic sights can only be accessed by plane or boat, and most unique experiences require expert guides and gear (river rafting, glacier hiking, dog sledding).
Unlike resort or city vacations where your hotel choice can define your experience, you'll want to reserve more of your Alaska travel budget for Alaska day tours that let you explore the otherwise inaccessible wilderness.
Check out our Alaska Trip Cost Calculator to compute the cost of your vacation!
Alaska Day Tours & Activities
Day tour costs range from as little as $80 for a 2-hour raft trip to $650 for an all-day, fly-out bear-viewing safari. Is it really worth it? We think so.
If you can afford it, we don't think you'll regret any of the recommendations on alaska.org. But watch our day tour video previews so you can decide for yourself. And, if your budget is limited, review our cost-cutting strategies and ways to effectively discount your Alaska vacation.
What to Budget for Different Tours
|Budget (Per Person)
|Fixed-Wing Flightseeing
|$150 to $350
|1 to 3 hr
|Helicopter Flightseeing
|$250 to $400
|1 to 2 hr
|Helicopter Flightseeing and Glacier Dogsledding
|2 hr
|Glacier and Wildlife Cruise
|$60 to $200
|2 to 8 hr
|Rafting or Kayaking
|$80 to $150
|2 to 4 hr
|Bear Viewing
|$400 to $650
|4 to 8 hr
|Fly-In Fishing (Guided)
|$350 to $400
|Full Day
|Ocean or River Fishing Charter
|$135 to $250
|1/2 or Full Day
|Museums and Cultural Attractions
|$10 to $35
|2+ hr
|Fly-In Wilderness Lodge
|$100 to $1200 per night
|Boat-In Wilderness Lodges***
|$250 to $500 per night
|Roadside Adventure Lodges
|$150 - $350 per night
* Helicopters are more expensive to operate and the tours are shorter.
** Expensive, but if you can afford it, unique and memorable.
*** Lodges across the Bay from Homer or Kenai Backcountry Lodge
**** Varies based on crowds and fishing conditions. But the flight in is always special.
Alaska Lodging
Unlike day tours, many visitors consider Alaska lodging to be one of the least compelling values of an Alaska vacation. Alaska hotels are really just a place to sleep (except wilderness lodges), and yet they can be pricey.
But don't feel gouged—it's just the laws of economics. Alaska hotels need to recover 365 days of costs in a 120-day season.
Expect to pay $150 – $175 for a basic hotel room in most Alaska destinations
Luxury Alaska hotels run $200 – $250 a night. The difference is larger rooms, better location, and more amenities (restaurants, health club, business center, etc.)
One way to reduce costs is to stay at smaller boutique hotels, like the Anchorage Grand where the rooms have kitchenettes, or Alaska B&B's, which can cost $100 – $200 per night, depending on room size and whether you have a private bathroom. In addition, you'll meet real Alaskans and get their friendly advice on things to do. The Alaska B&B's listed on alaska.org are all great finds, with great decor, rooms, and hosts.
Alaska On A Budget—How To Save $1,500 On Your Alaska Vacation
If you want to see Alaska on a budget—you can! Take a few of the higher-value day tours listed below, then rent a car and create your own adventures. It's easy to do in Alaska: the most famous Alaskan adventures ever done were on a shoestring budget.
Lodging: Save $50 – $100 per night by staying at less expensive hotels or B&B's. Or, for the truly hardcore, bring a tent and sleeping bag.
Alaska Transportation: Save $100+by using an Alaska car rental rather than riding buses and the Alaska Railroad, especially if you're a party of two or more.
High Value Day Tours: Alaska glacier cruises, rafting, hiking, and museums offer great value for what you'll see and their length. Fixed-wing flightseeing is $150+ for a short tour, but so unique and memorable we still recommend you do it.
Fishing Charters: Save $225 by doing an ocean or river fishing charter rather than a fly-in.
Fishing Lodges: Rather than stay at a high-end fishing lodge, rent a public use cabin with good fishing for under $40 per night for up to 7 nights (plus the cost of getting there)
Glaciers: Save $350+ by visiting a roadside glacier rather than a helicopter tour.
Native Culture: Save $450 by visiting museums and cultural centers rather than flying to Kotzebue or Barrow.
Shoulder Season: Visit Alaska before June 13 or after August 20 for 10 – 25% discounts on some tours and lodging.
Alaska Bear Viewing: Save $350+ by hoping to see bears from a distance on a Denali Park Road Tour rather than taking a fly-in bear viewing tour for guaranteed, up-close viewing. However, if you want to splurge big on one thing, treat yourself to fly-in bear viewing. Justify the expense as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.


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The Hartford City Council got it only half right. It acted appropriately earlier this month in rescinding a $250,000, no-bid contract that had been awarded June 8 to the top fund-raiser for the council majority and Mayor Carrie Saxon Perry.
Giving that contract to W&R Associates without competition looked terrible. W&R is headed by Ronald V. Williams, who played a key role in raising campaign funds for Ms. Perry and her Democrats for Leadership slate in the 1991 election. The firm was also the personal choice of City Manager Howard J. Stanback, who is familiar with the work of Mr. Williams.


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Proposed health clinic another entitlement
Stand by, Lake County residents and be ready to dig deep into your pockets.
Candidate Romney cites a 47 percent entitlement group. Well, in Lake County, School District 116, of the 7,000 students, 66 percent, two thirds of the student body qualify for free and reduced basics.
The district has applied for a half-million dollar grant from the Federal government to fund/build a health care facility to serve the entitled. The district will know by December if the plan is go.
Planned Parenthood voiced concerns in the Sunday issue of the Herald. My concerns: when the grant money runs out and special foundations for funds can no longer provide financial support, who will pay?
You're right! The taxpayers. Please call the new superintendent of District 116 and inquire if she was, in her previous district successful in building health clinics for entitled.
Karen J. Nuccio
Round Lake


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Setting up email accounts can be one of the most tricky things to do once you purchase your hosting. Sure, to create the email address is incredibly easy via cPanel, and can be done with just a few clicks, but then you have a variety of choices when it comes to actually accessing that email.
POP vs. IMAP — Which one should you use?
Ultimately this is down to personal preference, and we have included some further information below about the two different types, as well as the differences between Email clients and Webmail. We prefer IMAP because it allows us to access our emails everywhere, and we have a backup of all our emails online due to the very nature. If you use cPanel hosting, then if you ever change hosting providers they will usually copy across your whole website, and emails by copying the entire cPanel account. So if you check your email on your smartphone, tablet, and desktop, and want that flexibility of having the email sync between devices, then IMAP is definitely for you.
We prefer IMAP because it allows us to access our emails everywhere, and we have a backup of all our emails online due to the very nature. If you use cPanel hosting, then if you ever change hosting providers they will usually copy across your whole website, and emails by copying the entire cPanel account. So if you check your email on your smartphone, tablet, and desktop, and want that flexibility of having the email sync between devices, then IMAP is definitely for you.
POP3 may be more suitable if you have limited email server space, as IMAP can take up a lot of space with very active email accounts. Also, if you just use your email on one machine, and are not worried about keeping an online copy of your emails, then POP3 may be OK.
POP (Post Office Protocol)
POP3 is a protocol that has been around for a very long time, with the POP1 being created in 1984, and POP2 in early 1985. POP3 is the current version built in 1988 and remains one of the most popular email protocols in use.
POP3 will download any messages you have from the email server, and any changes you make will be restricted solely to the copy you have on your computer. In other words, if you delete, copy, move or send messages they will exist only on your local computer, and anyone accessing the email from another location will not know what you have done.
Although most POP clients have the option to leave a copy of the messages on the server, they most commonly connect, retrieves the messages and stores them in your email client, and then deletes the message from the server.
IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol)
IMAP was created in 1986 but at that time, we don't think they anticipated how well it fits in with the current "cloud-based" trend that has developed over recent years. Essentially, whenever you log into an email client configured with the IMAP protocol, it will mirror any changes you make to the email server.
IMAP won't delete the email from the server after downloading, and it will keep any replies you make, read status, and record all other actions. This means that whether you log into your email server from your tablet, or smartphone your emails will be synced across all devices.
Email Client vs. Webmail
Before we go into the Differences between the two email Protocols that can be used to download your email later in this article. The first choice is whether you intend to use an email client (whether Outlook, Thunderbird, Windows Live mail, etc.) or whether you plan to use webmail (i.e. a web interface similar to Hotmail, or Gmail).
The advantage of a Webmail is that you can access your emails through any web browser at any time. There will be no program to download or configure, as with cPanel they are usually pre-configured with Horde, Roundcube, and SquirrelMail. However, many people will just add their email accounts to their Gmail or Hotmail, which allow you to collate all your different types of emails together (i.e. Gmail can act as an Email Client but is web-based).
Instructions to set up a custom email address in Gmail
- Open Gmail by going to gmail.com
- Click the gear icon in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
- Select the Settings option.
- Then open the Accounts tab.
- In the Check mail from other accounts (using POP3) section, click Add a POP3 mail account you own.
- Enter the email address you would like to access and click Next Step.
- Gmail will populate the form with some sample settings, but we suggest that you check with your web host to ensure you have the correct server name and port. Once you have done this, enter your password.
- You then have a few extra options:
- You can select to leave a copy of retrieved messages on the server, which is useful if you want to keep a backup copy, or access them from elsewhere.
- Always use a secure connection (SSL) when retrieving mail
- Label incoming messages
- Archive incoming messages
- Click Add Account.
- Once the account is added, you should set a customer "From" address." This allows you to compose messages in Gmail but have it look like it was sent from your other email address. Click Yes to set up a custom From address.
As you can see, there are a few options here, but it is relatively straightforward to do. Both email programs and webmail like Gmail are fairly good at pre-populating the server settings and configurations, but in some cases, you will need to check them manually, and rectify any errors. There are, of course, other webmail programs that can collate all your different emails, and the above instructions are just one example (in case you want a quick how to).
Email Clients
Despite the rise in popularity of web-based email, many people and businesses still prefer to use either a desktop based, or mobile tablet based email client app. The traditional Outlook is used by many companies, but there is an increase in the use of email clients such as Thunderbird (which we use ourselves). This article is not intending to go through a list of the different email clients available, although we hope to cover it in a future article.
Mostly, email clients such as Thunderbird require you to either download software to your computer or install an app. They need to be configured with various server details, and authentication by inputting the user name and password you made when creating the email address.
When setting up the email client, you will invariably be given various settings to choose from by your host, or in cPanel have set out for you in the email settings. It is important to distinguish between the differences as it can impact your ability to access emails remotely, how backups are stored, and even whether emails are encrypted for security (although that probably won't stop the NSA reading them! @NSA sorry ... only joking.)
If you look at the email settings under cPanel they may look something like this:
You will see that there is a choice between "Secure SSL/TLS Settings" and "Non-SSL Settings." It goes without saying that using an encrypted email is better, but you will notice that for the incoming server there are different ports, one for IMAP, and one for POP3. We are now at the actual purpose of this article, and that is to explain the difference between those two settings:


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Coming Soon: Contemporary Art Installation By Martin Creed
We are anticipating the installation of Work No. 965: Half the air in a given space by Martin Creed, one of Great Britain's most acclaimed contemporay artists, has been described as an "epicsculpture/installation/happening." The all-inclusive list attempts to classify an artwork that is versatile in essence and cannot be pinned down as one specific genre.
"Martin Creed's playful installation will activate the East Wing, one of the museum's signature galleries and put the work in dialogue with the extraordinary architectural setting and the comprehensive permanent collection," stated C. Griffith Mann, Ph.D, the museum's deputy director and chief curator. "The timing of this acquisition is purposeful in that this installation, together with the museum's recently reconfigured contemporary galleries has been scheduled to run in tandem with the completion of the Museum of Contemporary Art Cleveland's new building, scheduled to open in October. This is a moment when Cleveland is showcasing its engagement with international contemporary artists."
Work No. 200: Half the air in a given space (detail), 1998 White balloons; each diam. 30.5 cm (12 in.); overall dimensions variable Installation at Galerie Analix B & L Polla, Geneva, Switzerland
First created by Creed in 1998 with white balloons as Work No. 200 and then proposed indifferent colors in subsequent years, Work No. 965 (2008) comprises purple balloons, 11 inches in diameter. The sculpture is installed, based on the artist's instructions, to fill half a room's entire volume with air-inflated balloons and to let the viewers walk in. Now in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art, the work marks a passage in the history of this institution: it offers a stronger link than any other object between the museum's visual arts collection and its performing arts programs. Half the air in a given space debuts in the museum's southeast corner gallery, a tall cubic room enclosed in g!
lass on three sides.
This pivotal architectural moment invites insight on the original 1916 museum building as it connects to the new East wing and Atrium. Following a four-year-long display of figures and busts by Auguste Rodin, Half the air in a given space replaces the sculptures with audience members in motion, in plain sight, mixing with the balloons.
The title points to space and air manifested as breath and volume. "It is important to me,"says Creed, "that the situation is normal, that, as usual, the space is full of air; it's just that half of it [is] inside the balloons." With the balloons being above and below the viewer's eye level, the mass is neither impenetrable nor heavy; rather, it coexists with people.
See and here more of the artist from a recent Chicago appearance.
Work No. 965: Half the air in a given space will be on view September 30 through November 25, 2012.
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Stewardship Committee
The purpose of the Stewardship Committee is to help develop stewardship as a way of life at St. Luke's. The U.S. bishops wrote that stewardship is the response of the disciple to God's unconditional love for us. Stewards see everything good as gifts from God and they respond in gratitude with the gift of self. In order to promote stewardship in the parish, we sponsor the annual ministry fair each fall, we distribute the "tithe of the tithe" in conjunction with the Social Concerns Team, we prepare educational materials to be distributed to the parish, and we developed the Guidebook and Directory.
The Stewardship Committee generally meets on the 2nd Sunday of the month at 1:00pm.
Kathy Lickteig
Reta Althaus
Fr. Larry Hoffmann
Jean McPherson
Bruce Mehlhop
Susan Ellsworth
What is Stewardship
Stewardship has four main Pillars or main ideas that are described in the following four descriptions that appeared as inserts in our bulletins during the last year. They are:
- Hospitality
- Prayer
- Formation
- Service
An introduction to Stewardship
Take a few moments to look over these main ideas about Stewardship.
Contact the parish office if you are interested in more information about any of the Stewardship opportunities.
St. Luke's Guidebook
Click here to download and view the Guidebook
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