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If you wish to link existing jobs in Cubit to the same existing job in Global/Offsider this can be done rather easily.
Please follow the instructions below to achieve this:
1. Open up both Cubit and Offsider/Global.
2. Highlight the Job in the Cubit Job Manager screen you wish to link an ESW job with.
3. In the 'Project' section of the Job details there are two text fields, labelled: "ESW Job" and "ESW Project"
4. For this part you will need to switch over to Offsider/Global and select the job you wish to link with Cubit.
5. Along the top of the Job Manager it will say [Job Manager - General Estimating] or it may say something else. Please take note of what it says after "Job Manager".
6. Switch back to Cubit and in the 'ESW Job' Field enter in the exact job name from Offsider/Global you wish to link it to.
7. In the 'ESW Project' field enter in what was written after 'Job manager' on the ESW program.
8. Now when you 'Send to Cubit' from Offsider/Global it will update the corresponding one in Cubit that has been linked via the text fields.
Link existing jobs Esw - Cubit Follow
If you wish to link existing jobs in Cubit to the same existing job in Global/Offsider this can be done rather easily.


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UMKC School of Law's appellate advocacy programs are part of a comprehensive effort to educate effective appellate lawyers. Appellate advocacy is taught in sequenced courses that culminate in intra-school and interschool competitions.
Appellate Advocacy and National Moot Court +
The Appellate Advocacy program provides practical experience and cultivates skill in the art of advocacy at the appellate level and trains a top-flight Moot Court team to represent UMKC in regional and national competition.
The program consists of two semesters of intra-school competition. Appellate Advocacy II is held in the fall semester of the second year. Students work with a problem set in the Missouri Supreme Court and are required to prepare Points Relied On and a summary of argument. Oral arguments are then held at the Missouri state courthouse and are judged by local attorneys.
The 16 top-ranked participants from Appellate Advocacy II are invited to take Appellate Advocacy III (Ellison Moot Court Competition) in the spring. In this competition, students write a brief and argue both sides of a case set in the U.S. Supreme Court. Arguments are held in April at the federal courthouse and are judged by actual state and federal court judges.
The top students in the Ellison Competition go on to become members of the National Moot Court team, enrolling in Appellate Advocacy IV, which involves writing a brief and presenting arguments at the Region 9 Regional Moot Court Competition in the fall of the third year of law school. If a team qualifies at the Regional Competition, it is invited to participate in the final rounds of the National Moot Court Competition in New York City in January.
Contact: Dean Ellen Suni
ABA National Appellate Advocacy Competition +
The ABA Law Student Division National Appellate Advocacy Competition (NAAC) emphasizes the development of oral advocacy skills through a realistic appellate advocacy experience. Competitors participate in a hypothetical appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. The competition involves writing a brief as either respondent or petitioner and then arguing the case in front of the mock court. Teams are selected through an application process in October. Briefs are due in early January and the regional competition will be in February or March. Finals are in mid April. For more information see the ABA website.
Contact: Dean Ellen Suni
ELSA World Trade Organization Moot Court Competition (International Law) +
This competition simulates a hearing in the World Trade Organization's dispute settlement system. Competitors argue issues arising from a set of trade dispute between two fictitious WTO nations and must interpret the international treaties comprising WTO law. Competitor teams represent both the complainant nation and the respondent nation by submitting written briefs and then by presenting oral arguments in front of a panel consisting of WTO law experts. The competition provides students with the opportunity to put theory into practice, thereby complimenting their formal legal education. Written briefs are due in mid-January. The first oral round is typically one which is North America-wide and is held in early March. The final round is held in Europe. The competition is sponsored by the European Law Students' Association (ELSA). Read more about this competition at the ELSA website.
Contact: Professor Tim Lynch
Inter-American Human Rights Moot Court +
The Inter-American Human Rights Moot Court Competition is a trilingual (English, Portuguese, and Spanish) competition established to train law students how to use the Inter-American human rights legal system as a legitimate forum for redressing human rights violations. Written on a cutting-edge topic currently debated within the system, the hypothetical case operates as the basis of the competition. Students argue the merits of this case by writing legal memoranda and preparing oral arguments for presentation in front of human rights experts. The problem is generally released in early December. The brief is due at the end of March, and the competition is in May. For more information, see the competition website.
Contact: Professor Rana Lehr-Lehnardt
Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition +
This is the world's oldest and largest international law competition with more than 500 schools from around the world competing annually. This competition simulates a case at the International Court of Justice. Competitors argue issues arising from a set of international disputes between two fictitious countries and must interpret and apply public international law, both treaty-based international law and customary international law. Competitor teams represent both the applicant nation and the respondent nation by submitting written briefs and then by presenting oral arguments. Written briefs are due in mid-January. The first oral round is typically held in late February. The final round is held in Washington, D.C. The competition is sponsored by the International Law Students' Association (ILSA). Read more about this competition at the ILSA website.
Contact: Professor Tim Lynch and Professor Rana Lehr-Lehnardt
LL.M. International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition +
This competition was specifically created for LL.M. students who are often barred from participation in other moot competitions. It provides our international LL.M. students an opportunity to research in a specific area of law (either international business or investment protection), develop arguments for both the claimant and respondent sides, prepare comprehensive written outlines, and finally argue the dispute before a panel of arbitration experts. The competition is a challenging event for international LL.M. students who argue the case in English, often as a second language, before arbitrators, many of whom also are not native English speakers. The problem is published in September, written argument outlines are due in February, and the competition is held mid-March at Washington College of Law in Washington, D.C. To learn more, visit the LL.M. International Commercial Arbitration Moot Competition site.
Contact: Professor Rana Lehr-Lehnardt and Aiman Dvorak
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LED Glow Bracelets with Round Face
- Bright Light Up LED Glow Bracelets!
- Available in several fun glowing colors!
- Flashing Mode and Steady Light Mode!
- Fundraising! School Dances! Special Events!
* LED Glow Bracelets are available with Custom Printing
Round Faced LED Glow Bracelets are brightly colored glowing LED bracelets with a round face circle on the front. The Round Face LED Glow Bracelets have two bright light modes including a flashing mode and a steady light mode. The LED Round Face Bracelets are battery operated glow bracelets and come in a variety of bright color options. The Round Face LED Glow Bracelets come with 3 AG13 coin cell batteries which are replaceable. Help lighten up the glow party, school dance, night parade, glow run, lighted festival or just have a fun night out with these cool glowing LED bracelets!
Instructions: Remove the battery protection tab and push the button on the back of the Round Face LED Bracelets to turn on and change between settings (Flashing or Steady Light On).
NOTE: The plastic on the Red LED Round Face Glow Bracelet is a shade of Pink, however the LED lights are Red. When the bracelet is on, it illuminates with Red light.
|Sold in Sets of 6
|Glow Duration:
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|3 AG13 Batteries (Sealed)
|Band: 1/2 Inch (1.3 cm) Circle Face: 1 1/2 Inches (3.8)
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Hello everyone! I just created Tag Tuesday on my blog, because I've seen other bloggers and youtubers do these tags and I really enjoy reading and watching them. Then I thought that maybe I could do it too. I'll be posting a tag on every Tuesday. I know it's not Tuesday today, it's Sunday, but for my first tag post some rules can be broken, right?
So let's start with the questions!
1. What is your middle name?
My middle name is Els.
2. Share your favorite subject in high school?
My favorite subject right now is history.
3. What is your favorite drink?
Fruit juice or smoothies.
4. What is your favorite song at the moment?
It depends on the mood I'm in really. But right now I really enjoy listening to Monster Lead Me Home by Sara Hartman and the songs of Florence + The Machine.
5. What would you name your children?
A girl's name a really like is Hayden. If I would have a son, I'd like to call him Dawson. In the Vampire Diaries and The Originals there is one character with a name that really appeals to me, Elijah. I think it's a very special name.
6. Have you participated in any sports?
When I was little I did Ballet for six years. My family and I go skiing at least once a year in the winter, or on spring break. I have been skiing for almost 11 years now.
7. What is your favorite book?
Oh, tough question. My favorite book right now is actually the bind up of Obsidian and Onyx of the LUX Series by Jennifer L. Armentrout. I read these books when I was on summer vacation in France with my family and I remember having a really good time and enjoying this book very much!
8. What is your favorite color?
I don't really have a favorite color, but I tend to buy a lot of blue things if I have to choose between colors (notebooks, clothes, etc.). So I think my subconscious really likes the color blue. I also like orange, it's a very happy color.
9. What is your favorite animal?
A monkey. I think they are so funny.
10. What is your favorite perfume?
Passionate Forever. I whore it all the time when I was studying abroad in France. Good times.
11. What is your favorite holiday?
I can't choose, any time away from school is a happy time. But I do really like the winter, because then my family and I will probably be traveling, the same for the summer.
12. On a scale from 1 to 10, rate your childhood.
I can't remember being sad a lot in my childhood, I only have happy memories so I rate it a 10.
13. Have you been out of the country?
Yes! I really love to travel. With my family I went to several countries like France, Sweden, Norway and Iceland. With school I went to London once and next year when I'm a senior, we'll do a trip to Italy for 10 days! I went to Switzerland and Cesenatico, Italy with my friends thanks to Kazou (a Belgian organisation that organizes trips to different countries).
14. Do you speak any other languages?
My mother language is Dutch, I can also speak English and French.
15. What is your favorite store?
HEMA and all the book stores.
16. Do you have any siblings?
Yes, I have two younger sisters.
17. What is your favorite restaurant?
't Raadsel in Kruishoutem, Belgium. They knows us there.
18. Did you like school?
I'm currently still in school and I feel kind of stuck here. I don't hate it, but I'd rather do something else haha.
19. Who are some of your favorite youtubers?
On booktube I really like watching Abookutopia, Peruseproject and Riley Marie. Other than that I really like watching Buzzfeed, Siena Mirabela and Estée Lalonde
20. What is your favorite movie?
The Holiday, a classic!
21. What are some of your favorite TV shows?
NCIS, The Vampire Diaries, Reign and Teen Wolf.
22. PC or Mac?
I have a PC, but I'd much rather have a Mac. 🙂
23. What phone do you have?
I actually don't know the exact name of the phone, but it's a SONY.
24. How tall are you?
I'm 1m67
25. Do you have any pets?
I have one lazy cat.
Thank you all for reading! Please let me know if you like these tags and if you have some suggestions on what other tags I could do.
Have a great day!


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WASHINGTON -- Embattled Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. returned today to Washington, according to aides, but the clerk of the House of Representatives said he missed both of the chamber's early-evening votes.
Jackson has been hit by a report that he arranged for a female "social acquaintance" to fly to Chicago -- a situation that Jackson's wife, Sandi, described as "painful and unfortunate."
The congressman has also faced allegations that he directed a supporter to raise $1 million or more for then-Gov. Rod Blagojevich in hopes that Blagojevich would appoint Jackson to the Senate. Jackson has denied the fundraising allegation.


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Who or what will we be?
Drone Dancing is a tech art exhibition about life in 2047
Taking control over your future starts with your ability to envision it.
You can choose to wait and see. Or, you can take the chance to actively contribute to the world YOU want to live in 2047.
Your background does not matter. Literally everybody with a vision for the future may participate and get the work exhibited as a part of the international display at Färgfabriken. There is also a budget available for your project.
We hereby invite you to co-create a better future through art.
Will you know the difference
between art created by an Artificial Intelligence, and art created by humans?
After you had sex with a robot,
will you ever want to have sex with a human again?
When all kids are bioengineered
how would you feel if you could not afford to provide your children with those advantages?
What happens to religion
when humans, powered by technology, gain the properties of gods?
When robots have an IQ 100x yours
what will the purpose of your job be?


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CDEC Gaming will perform at DOTA Summit 7
CDEC Gaming will stand for their region in the main stage of Dota Summit 7. In the finals of the Chinese qualifier, team CDEC Gaming overpowered LGD Gaming and secured a slot in the championship's LAN-stage.
CDEC Gaming will play at Dota Summit 7
In the Chinese qualifier for Dota Summit 7 were taking part eight teams. The teams were playing in a Double elimination bracket, the BO3 format, with the finals of BO5.
It's worth noting, that CDEC Gaming never lost a single match within the qualifier for Dota Summit 7, while LGD Gaming were defeated by EHOME in the semifinals and continued their way in the tournament's lower bracket. In the Grand final of the Chinese qualifier, CDEC Gaming faced LGD Gaming and prevailed with the final score of [3:2].
CDEC Gaming is the fifth participant of the LAN-finals of Dota Summit 7. Let us remind you that Virtus.pro, Team VGJ and Team Secret received direct invites from the tournament's organizers, while Clutch Gamers won the qualifier in the SEA-region.


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Five-star DT Marvin Wilson says Alabama's defensive line depth draws him to the Tide
HOUSTON — Alabama's depth chart on the defensive line isn't deep by any means, and that's something five-star defensive tackle Marvin Wilson has noticed, too.
Wilson, the nation's No. 4 prospect from Episcopal High School (Bellaire, Texas), told SEC Country at Nike's "The Opening" regional in Houston that the biggest reason drawing him toward the Crimson Tide is the ability to play early.
"That draws me to them so much," Wilson said. "If the depth chart is thin, that just means I can go in and play early. That's important to me."
The 6-foot-4, 316-pounder has already told SEC Country's Jeff Sentell that Alabama and LSU will be finalists when that time comes for Wilson to release his official top schools. On Sunday, he told SEC Country that Florida State, Oklahoma, Texas and Texas A&M are working their way in the mix for him. It's clear though that Alabama and LSU hold an edge right now.
"Those schools still stick out the most to me," Wilson said of the Crimson Tide and the Tigers.
One reason for that is because of his relationships with Alabama defensive line coach Bo Davis and LSU defensive line coach Ed Orgeron. Out of all the coaches he keeps in touch with, he's closest with both Davis and Orgeron.
"I talk to those two guys almost every single week," Wilson said. "They keep it real with me and are getting to know me on a personal level."
The U.S Army All-American said Davis' message is simple but effective: "We need you here and we need you to play early."
Wilson is listening.
Wilson also knows how well Alabama has developed defensive linemen over the years. Just in this draft class alone, A'Shawn Robinson and Jarran Reed are projected to be first-round picks in this month's draft.
"They put out pros. That's the biggest thing for me," Wilson said. "They get guys to the next level."
Wilson is expected to make a return trip to Tuscaloosa this summer and make his commitment on National Signing Day.
All rankings are provided by the 247Sports composite unless otherwise noted.
Chris Kirschner covers Alabama football recruiting for SECCountry.com and The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Follow him on Twitter for the latest on who's on their way to play in Bryant-Denny.


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Information About Diabetes
Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a disease that occurs when your body doesn't make enough insulin or doesn't use insulin the right way. Insulin is a hormone that helps your body use sugar (glucose) for energy. Because your body has a problem with insulin, your blood sugar builds up. Your body can't use it for energy, average blood glucose levels rise (hyperglycemia) and some of the sugar is urinated out of your body.
Three Types of Diabetes
How Common Is It?
What Causes Diabetes?
What Are the Risk Factors?
What Are the Symptoms?
Complications of Diabetes?
How Is It Diagnosed?
Conventional Treatment?
Natural or Alternative Treatments
How Can It Be Prevented?
What Should You Do Next?
Three Types of Diabetes
There are three main types of diabetes. These are:
- Type 1 (also called insulin-dependent and previously called juvenile diabetes). Type 1 diabetes develops most often in children and young adults. It is treated with insulin.
- Type 2 (also called noninsulin-dependent, or adult-onset). Type 2 diabetes is much more common and usually develops in older adults. It is now being found at younger ages and is even being diagnosed among children and teens.
- Gestational (pregnancy-related). Some women develop diabetes during pregnancy. Although it goes away after pregnancy, these women have a higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes later in life.
The information about diabetes on this page will focus on Type 2 diabetes.
How Common Is Diabetes?
According to the Centers for Disease Control:
- Seventeen million Americans have diabetes. There are 5.9 million Americans who are unaware that they have the disease.
- It is the 6th leading cause of death in the United States. Over 200,000 people die each year of related complications.
- Among U.S. adults, diagnosed diabetes increased 49% from 1990 to 2000. Similar increases are expected in the next decade and beyond.
What Causes Type 2 Diabetes?
The most common causes for Type 2 diabetes are poor diet, lack of exercise, and insulin resistance. Insulin resistance is something you can acquire. Insulin resistance means that the cells in your body aren't sensitive enough to react to the insulin produced by your pancreas. Because the cells need sugar for fuel, the pancreas works overtime to make more insulin—enough to overcome the insulin resistance and carry sugar into your cells where it can be burned for energy.
No one knows if obesity causes insulin resistance, if insulin resistance causes obesity, or if they develop independently. We do know that insulin resistance is aggravated by obesity—particularly the type where your weight collects around your middle (like an apple). Physical inactivity also aggravates insulin resistance. Eating too much dietary carbohydrate most likely plays a large role in causing insulin resistance.
Over time, the pancreas "wears out" and can no longer pump out enough insulin to overcome the insulin resistance. When this happens, you get Type 2 diabetes.
What Are the Risk Factors for Type 2 Adult Diabetes?
- Being more than 20% overweight
- Physical inactivity
- Having a first degree relative with diabetes (parents or siblings)
- Certain ethic groups have a higher risk of diabetes, including: African American, Native American, Latin American, Asian American, Pacific Islander
- Having a history of gestational (pregnancy-related) diabetes or giving birth to a baby which weighed more than 9 pounds
- Having a history of hypertension (high blood pressure)
- Having a high fasting blood sugar or an impaired glucose tolerance on previous blood tests.
- Having Triglycerides (a lab measure of fats in the blood) which are more than 250 mg/dl
- Having HDL cholesterol ("good" cholesterol ) which is less than 35 mg/dL.
What Are the Symptoms Adult Diabetes?
A person might have SOME or NONE of the following diabetes symptoms:
- Frequent urination
- Excessive thirst
- Unexplained weight loss
- Extreme hunger
- Sudden vision changes
- Tingling or numbness in hands or feet
- Feeling very tired much of the time
- Very dry skin
- Sores that are slow to heal
- More infections than usual.
People who think they might have diabetic symptoms should visit a physician for diagnosis.
Complications of Diabetes
It has many serious complications, which are preventable with proper treatment. These complications include:
- Eye disease and blindness. Each year, 12,000–24,000 people become blind because of diabetic eye disease, including diabetic retinopathy. Screening and care could prevent up to 90% of diabetes-related blindness.
- Kidney disease. About 38,000 people with diabetes develop kidney failure each year. Treatment to better control blood pressure and blood glucose levels could reduce diabetes-related kidney failure by about 50%.
- Diabetic neuropathy. Damage to nerves from high blood sugar may cause numbness, tingling, and paresthesias in the extremities and, less often, debilitating, severe, deep-seated pain and hyperesthesias.
- Amputations. About 82,000 people have diabetes-related leg and foot amputations each year. Foot care programs that include regular examinations and patient education could prevent up to 85% of these amputations.
- Cardiovascular disease. Heart disease and stroke cause about 65% of deaths among people with diabetes. These deaths could be reduced by 30% with improved care to control blood pressure and blood glucose and lipid levels.
- Pregnancy complications. About 18,000 women with preexisting diabetes deliver babies each year, and an estimated 135,000 expectant mothers are diagnosed with gestational diabetes. These women and their babies have an increased risk for serious complications.
- Flu- and pneumonia-related deaths. Each year, 10,000–30,000 people with diabetes die of complications from flu or pneumonia. They are roughly three times more likely to die of these complications than people without diabetes.
How Is Diabetes Diagnosed?
It is diagnosed by lab test results plus symptoms. Screening is done routinely, and diabetes without symptoms may be diagnosed based on lab tests alone.
- Fasting blood glucose level of greater than 125 mg/dL on two occasions in an adult or child.
- An oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) may be helpful in diagnosing type 2 DM in patients whose fasting glucose is between 115 and 125 mg/dL (people with "impaired" glucose tolerance) and in those with a clinical condition that might be related to undiagnosed DM (eg, polyneuropathy, retinopathy).
- Lab tests that may be used for monitoring diabetes and risk of heart disease include
- Hemoglobin A1C, which is a measure of blood sugar control in the previous 1-3 months. This test is an indirect measure of average blood glucose levels.
- Fructosamine, which is a measure of blood sugar control within the previous 1-3 weeks. This test is an indirect measure of average blood sugar levels.
- Fasting serum insulin, which measures insulin levels in the blood.
- Blood lipids: cholesterol, including HDL "good" cholesterol, and LDL "bad" cholesterol, and triglycerides.
- Other markers for risk of heart disease, including: cardio CRP, lipoprotein (a), and/or homocysteine.
Conventional Treatment
- Oral Antidiabetic Drugs.
- Sulfonylureas (e.g glyburide) lower plasma glucose primarily by stimulating insulin secretion.
- Biguanides (e.g. Metformin) act by decreasing the liver's glucose production and may improve insulin sensitivity in those who lose weight.
- Alpha glucosidase inhibitors ( e. g. Acarbose) delay carbohydrate digestion in the small intestine (by inhibiting enzymews which do this) and subsequent absorption, resulting in less postprandial elevation of blood glucose levels
- Thiazolidinediones (e.g. troglitazone ) are insulin-sensitizer drugs that improve insulin sensitivity in skeletal muscle and suppress hepatic glucose output. Only used in combination with other medications.
- Nonsulfonurea meglitinides (e.g. repaglinide) Similar in action to sulfonureas, but used in poeople with sufa sensitivity.
- Insulin.
- Medications to manage elevated blood lipids or hypertension are also often used.
- Many of the above medications have significant side-effects and/or liver toxicity.
Natural or Alternative Treatment
Natural treatment (or prevention) of diabetes includes many factors. Note: because natural treatment can drastically affect blood sugar levels, you should make these changes only with physician supervision. Your medication needs may change and blood sugar and medication levels must be closely monitored.
Lifestyle. Exercise and weight reduction have been shown to be highly beneficial. Exercise helps reduce weight, lower blood sugar, improve insulin sensitivity, improve immune system, improve circulation, lower blood pressure, lower LDL ("bad") cholesterol, raise HDL ("good") cholesterol, and reduce risk for heart disease.
Diabetes Diet. A diabetic diet will reduce blood sugar, reduce insulin levels, and reduce the need for medications. A diabetic diet plan includes a low glycemic index, low simple carbohydrate, moderate protein, high fiber diet. This diabetic diet also helps to reduce weight, reduce blood pressure and support overall health and energy. (Note: you should never adjust your medications without direct supervision of your physician.).
Education. One of the main principles of naturopathic medicine is education. Your doctor can also provide you with sample diabetic recipes and menus, suggestions for diabetic desserts, and other helpful information.
Nutritional Therapy. There are a variety of nutritional therapies which may be helpful. Nutritional therapies can help to lower blood sugar and insulin levels, reduce cholesterol levels, reduce triglyceride levels, reduce blood pressure, improve energy, and reduce risk of heart disease. Nutritional supplements can also be used to protect your tissues (eyes, kidneys, blood vessels) from the damage of diabetes.
Herbal Therapy. A variety of herbal therapies may be considered. The goal of herbal medicine might include: reduce blood sugar levels, support your immune system, protect your heart, and stabilize and strengthen circulation.
How Can Diabetes Be Prevented?
Diabetes can be prevented. If you have a family history of diabetes, have "impaired" glucose tolerance, or are otherwise at risk for or concerned about diabetes, you should start now with a plan to reduce your risk. Most important are dietary changes which can help to regulate blood sugar and insulin levels. A number of studies have shown that regular physical activity can significantly reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Nutritional supplementation which supports healthy glucose tolerance may also be recommended.
What Should You Do Next?
The doctors at The Connecticut Center for Health are very experienced in the treatment of diabetes. If you have (or suspect you have) diabetes symptoms and want to learn more about natural treatments for this condition, we recommend that you contact one of our clinics for a free consultation about diabetes or an appointment.


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The chalet is just a few minutes' drive to the nearest ski lift at Hopfgarten, giving access to the huge Skiwelt area. Skiing at Westendorf is just over 10 minutes and Kitzbühel 25 minutes away. This all links up to provide over 280km of ski runs, 90 modern cable cars and lifts, 77 rustic Alpine huts and après-ski bars.
The beauty of the chalet itself, together with the leisure facilities, is likely to persuade guests to spend evenings there. However, Hopfgarten-Markt, at the bottom of the hill, has several restaurants and bars, and the more touristy Westendorf offers more again. Of course, Kitzbühel will cater for those who are intent on non-stop partying…
Massages can be arranged in the leisure area for those who want to really unwind.


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I'm changing things up bit in the living room. The triangle wall is gone. I needed a change, and for the first 5 minutes I felt a little regret for taking it down and then I decided all that night white space was just what I needed. I also decided to hang one large piece instead of the three photos that were there before.
The biology nerd hubby is really pleased with the nature art that is now on our wall. This vintage school chart I scored is in pristine condition. I just needed a way to hang it. So, I decided I'd make a frame for this just like the DIY Tropical Foliage Alphabet chart. It was so easy to make, I thought I'd share the how-to with you. It's a great way to hang large scale pieces without putting them behind glass and not just sticking them with thumb tacks (like you did in your college dorm room). This chart had a weighted bottom, so I decided that I just needed a frame along the top.
- Scotch Mounting Tape
- 2″ lattice (about 99c per foot at the hardware store)
- Brass washers, bolts and #10 machine screws
- Stain (optional)
- Drill
- Screw driver
- Measuring tape
- Pencil
- String or twine
- 2 small screws
From the back of the piece, screw in the screw through both boards.
Add a couple small screws to the back of the boards to attach the hanging string to. And that's it!


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The purpose of this study is to help us understand how people assess the likelihood of various events. In this study, you will be reading very short passages and estimating the probability of various events. We hope this research will help us better understand how people approach probability assessments.
To view this study Click Here


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2018 Volkswagen Atlas
V6 S 4dr SUV AWD (3.6L 6cyl 8A)
$596/mo est.
Price Analysis
100 Days on Lot
Selling slowly, this dealer is motivated to sell soon
Vehicle Details
Ext. Color:
Reflex Silver Metallic
Int. Color:
Titan Black cloth
Drive Type:
all wheel drive
All Features and Specs
Rear spoiler: Lip
Bluetooth wireless phone connectivity
Audio system security
Audio system memory card slot
AM/FM stereo
Radio Data System
Speed Sensitive Audio Volume Control
Total Number of Speakers: 6
Braking Assist
ABS and Driveline Traction Control
Stability control
Privacy glass: Deep
Silver aluminum rims
Wheel Diameter: 18
Wheel Width: 8
Urethane steering wheel trim
Urethane shift knob trim
Metal-look/piano black dash trim
Metal-look/piano black door trim
Piano black center console trim
Beverage cooler in glovebox
Roof rails
Video Monitor Location: Front
Trip computer
External temperature display
Manufacturer's 0-60mph acceleration time (seconds): 7.7 s
Power remote driver mirror adjustment
Power remote passenger mirror adjustment
Turn signal in mirrors
Dual vanity mirrors
Daytime running lights
Rear heat ducts with separate controls
Audio controls on steering wheel
Front and rear reading lights
Cloth seat upholstery
Bucket front seats
Split rear bench
Fold forward seatback rear seats
Tilt and telescopic steering wheel
Speed-proportional power steering
Suspension class: Regular
Interior air filtration
Manual front air conditioning
Tire Pressure Monitoring System
Cargo area light
Max cargo capacity: 97 cu.ft.
Vehicle Emissions: LEV3-ULEV125
Fuel Type: Regular unleaded
Fuel Capacity: 18.6 gal.
Instrumentation: Low fuel level
Clock: In-dash
Headlights off auto delay
Self-leveling headlights
Driver Seat Head Restraint Whiplash Protection
Head Restraint Whiplash Protection with Passenger Seat
Coil front spring
Regular front stabilizer bar
Independent front suspension classification
Strut front suspension
Four-wheel Independent Suspension
Coil rear spring
Rear Stabilizer Bar: Regular
Independent rear suspension
Multi-link rear suspension
Front and rear suspension stabilizer bars
Variable intermittent front wipers
Steel spare wheel rim
Spare Tire Mount Location: Inside under cargo
Black grille w/chrome accents
Center Console: Full with covered storage
Overhead console: Mini
Permanent locking hubs
Curb weight: 4,502 lbs.
Gross vehicle weight: 5,997 lbs.
Overall Length: 198.3"
Overall Width: 78.3"
Overall height: 70.0"
Wheelbase: 117.3"
Front Head Room: 41.3"
Rear Head Room: 40.4"
Front Leg Room: 41.5"
Rear Leg Room: 37.6"
Front Shoulder Room: 61.5"
Rear Shoulder Room: 60.8"
Front Hip Room: 58.2"
Rear Hip Room: 58.0"
3rd Row Head Room: 38.3"
3rd Row Leg Room: 33.7"
3rd Row Shoulder Room: 54.9"
3rd Row Hip Room: 45.1"
Three 12V DC power outlets
Transmission hill holder
Seatbelt pretensioners: Front and rear
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Welcome to Maryhill Manor
We are a non-profit, skilled care nursing home sponsored by the Sisters of Mary of the Presentation whose provincial home (Maryvale) is just north of Valley City.
The Sisters of Mary of the Presentation have a strong history of mission and service in our area, with particular emphasis in serving the elderly and the poor.
We are located in Enderlin, North Dakota – just one short hour from Fargo - and are proud to have been serving our area since 1964.
If you are looking for nursing home care with a hometown touch, Maryhill Manor may be the answer for you. Please feel free to explore our pages to learn more about us. We invite you to stop by, call, or email us at any time. Thank you!
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BY: Melanie Huggard
2 Cor 3:18 (NASB)
But we all with unveiled face, beholding as in a mirror the glory of the Lord, are being transformed into the same image from glory to glory, just as from the Lord, the Spirit.
There I am, sitting in church, beating myself up over all my failures as a person, and calling it prayer. Then 2 Cor 3:18 gets read from the pulpit, and I hear the Lord say, "What you behold, you become. It works both ways Melanie. You can focus on Me, and become more like Me, or you can focus on your failures, and become more like them." Then He gives me a vision of a room. The room is bright. There is a window, a shelf that wraps around the entire room, and Him standing there with a box. He says, "It's time to deal with these", and points up. On the shelves are little images that represented me. Images I had of what I think I should look like as a good mom, wife, Christian, etc. I understand this room is my heart and it needs cleaned out.
Graciously He takes down each idol and shows me how my good intentions got twisted up. He places each on in the box until all are packed away. Then the room changes, and there's nothing left but a mirror. I walk up to the mirror and He's in it. As I gaze into the glass with His image transposed over mine, our eyes match up, and I say, "I see Jesus." He then tells me, "I want you to say that every time you look in a mirror until your focus is solely on me, because what you behold, you become."
~Melanie Huggard is Rebecca's Personal Assistant. A wife and mother of three, she is currently working on becoming a certified Life Coach, and looks to write a book in the future.


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Hi! I'm Emily and I blog over at This Lovely Life Thank you to Brittany for inviting me!
This is my first guest post. I had really no idea what to do a post on. A thought came to me the other day about how God made each person unique. He had a design for every person specifically for them. Sometimes I struggle,as all people do, with accepting myself. Then I remembered that I am fearfully and wonderfully made.
KJV Psalms 139:14-I will praise thee; for I am fearfully and wonderfully made:
marvellous are thy works; and that my soul knoweth right well.
Isn't it wonderful to know that we were designed by God?! He had a special blue print made up just for you. He decided what color eyes and hair you would have. He decided how tall you would be. He decided to make you with curly or straight hair. He decided what kind of talents to give you. He gave you a unique voice. Everything,down to the last detail was designed by God. You know something? I think He had fun doing it. So imagine how He must feel when we become so unhappy with how He made us. It's sort of like when you make someone a present. You are so excited to give it to them! You can't wait to see their face! You present it to them and they start pointing out stuff that they don't like about it. They criticize your designs and artwork. Of course it hurts your feelings. I think that is how God feels when we become critical of how He made us. I still struggle with my self some,but Psalms 139:14 gives me strength and encouragement. God created so many wonderful things,but when He created man, He created him in His likeness.(Genesis 1:26-27) Isn't God wonderful! I hope that you got something from this! Below I added some encouraging and lovely pictures:)
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Four or more years; Public; $14,973 average out-state tuition; $5,270 average in-state tuition
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Mon, 21 December 2015
Back with another fan request episode with 2 futuristic toy tie-ins: Jaycee and the wheeled warriors and Spiral Zone.
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Mon, 21 December 2015
We do another of our fan requested episodes: Star Blazers.
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Mon, 21 December 2015
We have a blast discussing one of the craziest franchises ever: Silent Night Deadly Night!
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Mon, 14 December 2015
We discuss the first two Star Wars animated spin-offs, the live action tv movies, Star comics and more.
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Wed, 9 December 2015
We discuss one of the most significant animated specials of all time.
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Mon, 7 December 2015
Part 2 of our Star Wars series discussion where I try and find redeeming qualities in the prequels and Jacob just craps all over pretty much everything.
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Sun, 6 December 2015
Another Franchise Frenzy comes your way as we discuss the first 3 Star Wars movies. Well the first 3 that were released, that were in the middle. That were rereleased with new footage, altered footage with new fx. Then it was released again with more alterations. Okay, let me shorten it to :The Great trilogy. Not the headache inducing one.
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Sun, 6 December 2015
We discuss 3 shows that focused on three blue collar guys fighting crime and driving cool cars.
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Thu, 3 December 2015
This episode we focus on a movie for the first time. Starchaser is highly entertaining for being pretty much a rip-off of Star wars.
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Sat, 28 November 2015
First episode of a series where I discuss with others there first and worst jobs. This one is just solo though where I tell you about my newspaper job and working with my con-man of a father and then the total moral and ethical destruction I caused while working at Mcdonalds.
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News from Student Services
Jan 31 PSAT Parent Night at Long Reach High School - 7 pm
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PSAT Parent Night – TONIGHT, Jan. 31
7 p.m. at Long Reach High School, 6101 Old Dobbin Ln., Columbia
Parents and students are invited to attend this PSAT information night and are encouraged to bring score reports with them.
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Roma/Rome: Alpa Italia Editrice Large format guide to 24 famous buildings in Rome where current photgraphs have transparet overlay sheets reconstructing their original appearance. First Edition. Spiral Binding in French Wraps. Near Fine.
London: Penguin, 1987. Reprint. Pbk. Very Good. Illus. by Trans. Michael Grant.
Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2006. Blackwell Introductions to the Classical World Series.This book introduces students to the chief disciplines, methods and sources employed in 'doing' ancient history, as opposed to 'reading' it. The book: Encourages readers to engage with historical sources, rather than to be passive recipients of historical tales Gives readers a sense of the nature of evidence and its use in the reconstruction of the past Helps them to read a historical narrative with more critical appreciation Encourages them to consider the differences between their own experience of ancient sources, and the use of these objects within the everyday life of ancient society A concise bibliographical essay at the end of each chapter refers to introductions, indices, research tools and interpretations, and explains scholarly jargon Written clearly, concisely and concretely, invoking ancient illustrations and modern parallels as appropriate. . 1st Pbk Ed.. Softcover. Fine.
Baltimore: Johns Hopkins, 2005. " ... this highly acclaimed sourcebook examines the public and private lives and legal status of Greek and Roman women. The texts represent women of all social classes, from public figures remembered for their deeds (or misdeeds), to priestesses, poets, and intellectuals, to working women, such as musicians, wet nurses, and prostitutes, to homemakers. The editors have selected texts from hard-to-find sources, such as inscriptions, papyri, and medical treatises, many of which have not previously been translated into English. The res ulting compilation is both an invaluable aid to research and a clear guide through this complex subject.420p. illus bibliography. index. 3rd American Edition. Soft Cover. Fine.
Rome, Italy: Lozzi Roma /Millenium, 2007. Well iIlustrated handbook to the famous sites in Rome - Ancient, Christian, Modern. Includes the Vatican, the Sistine Chapel etc. 168p. illus (col) maps. index . First Thus. French Wraps. As New.
New York: Book of the Month Club, 1991. This editon was created in 1991 by arrangement with W.W.Norton.and is a facsimile of the edition first published in 1932. 281p.. Book Club (BCE/BOMC). Hard Cover. New/New.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1930. Edited by Harold Temperley this is a postumous collection of essays by the distinguished classical scholar John Bagnell Bury, formerly Professor at Trinity College Dublin and later at Cambridge University. This volume includes the transcript of his inaugural address at Cambridge on "The Science of History" in which he famously defined the role of an historian thus : "I may remind you that history is not a branch of literature. The facts of history, like the facts of geology or astronomy, can supply material for literary art; for manifest reasons they lend themselves to artistic representation far more readily than those of the natural sciences; but to clothe the story of human society in a literary dress is no more the part of a historian as a historian, than it is the part of an astronomer as an astronomer to present in an artistic shape the story of the stars." The essays range in topic from Greek through Roman and Byzantine periods. 249p. frontis. Some slight wear to covers. Bookplate of previous owner bookseller ticket inside front cover.. 1st UK Edition. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket.
New York: David R Godine, 1985. ".. an abecedarian spectrum of Roman history and society .. Arranged alaphabetically... each chapter follows some of the Latin words that begin with a particular letter through their various peregrinations. 275p. Spine of the dj.is sunfaded, else fine.. 1st US Edition. Hardcover. Near Fine/Very Good.
Rome, Italy: Vision S.R.L., 1962. "Monuments Past & Present series" IIlustrated handbook to the famous sites in Rome. Postcard sized illustrations of the monuments today are overlaid with transparent sheets showing how they would have looked originally. Also includes illustrations of the catacombs and St.Peter's Basilica. 72p. illus (col) . First Thus. Comb Binding/Plastic Cover. Fine/Fine.
Rome, Italy: Lozzi Roma /Millenium, 2005. IIlustrated handbook to the famous sites in Rome. Photographs of the monuments as they are today are overlaid with transparent sheets showing how they would have looked originally. The pack includes a video Includes a DVD. 90p. illus (col) . First Thus. Comb Binding/Plastic Cover. New/New. Book with DVD.
Rome, Italy: Vision S.R.L., 1962. "Monuments Past & Present series" IIlustrated handbook to the famous sites in Rome. Postcard sized illustrations of the monuments today are overlaid with transparent sheets showing how they would have looked originally. Also includes illustrations of the catacombs and St.Peter's Basilica. 72p. illus (col) . First Thus. Comb Binding/Plastic Cover. Fine/Fine.
Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 2004. What was life like for Jews settled throughout the Mediterranean world of Classical antiquity--and what place did Jewish communities have in the diverse civilization dominated by Greeks and Romans? In a probing account of the Jewish diaspora in the four centuries from Alexander the Great's conquest of the Near East to the Roman destruction of the Jewish Temple in 70 C.E., Erich Gruen reaches often surprising conclusions. By the first century of our era, Jews living abroad far outnumbered those living in Palestine and had done so for generations. Substantial Jewish communities were found throughout the Greek mainland and Aegean islands, Asia Minor, the Tigris-Euphrates valley, Egypt, and Italy. Focusing especially on Alexandria, Greek cities in Asia Minor, and Rome, Gruen explores the lives of these Jews: the obstacles they encountered, the institutions they established, and their strategies for adjustment. He also delves into Jewish writing in this period, teasing out how Jews in the diaspora saw themselves. There emerges a picture of a Jewish minority that was at home in Greco-Roman cities: subject to only sporadic harassment; its intellectuals immersed in Greco-Roman culture while refashioning it for their own purposes; exhibiting little sign of insecurity in an alien society; and demonstrating both a respect for the Holy Land and a commitment to the local community and Gentile government. Gruen's innovative analysis of the historical and literary record alters our understanding of the way this vibrant minority culture engaged with the dominant Classical civilization. 386p. bibliography. index. Softcover. Near Fine.
London: Penguin, 1975. Suetonius account of the rulers of Rome from Julius Caesar to Domitian, remains "one of the most fascinating and richest of all Latin histories... [he ] was fortunate in having ready access to the the Imperial and Senatorial archives ... much of his information about Tiberius, Caligula, Claudius and Nero come from eye-witnesses .." 315p. . Reissue. Pbk. Very Good. Illus. by Trans.Robert Graves.
Palombi Editori, 2003. Views of Pantheon across the centuries : in engravings from XVI to XIX century by Philipp Galle [and others]. 1st Thus. Softcover. Very Good.
Athens: To Vima, 2013. Re-issue. Softcover. New Book from Greece.
Roma/Rome: Societa Autostrade, 1970. Roman roads in Italy illustrated with old prints and engravings and modern photographs showing details of the remaining bridges and pavements. 149p. bibliographic notes. . First Edition. Laminated HC. Fine.
English Heritage, 2004. "When the Romans invaded Britain in AD43 they introduced many items into the nation's diet which are still in common use today. As a result, it is possible to reproduce some of the popular dishes they enjoyed and this book includes over 30 such recipes including Meat Pieces a la Apicus, Sweet Wine Cakes, Milk-fed Snails and Patina of Elderberries. Perhaps the main difference in diet between then and now is the Romans great fondness for a strong-smelling sauce made from the entrails of fish which was used extensively in both sweet and savoury dishes! As well as the many interesting recipes, the book also explains the history of the Roman occupation of Britain and is beautifully illustrated with full colour and black & white photographs. It also reveals how the Romans cooked and served their food and just what a Roman banquet was like." 96p. illus. Revised Edition. Hardcover. New/No Jacket (as issued).
Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1987. First published in Italian as "L'ambiguo malanno" by Editori Riuniti 1981. 228p. index. Reprint. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. Illus. by Trans Maureen B Fant.
Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1976. Loeb # 324 Translated by C Macdonald. Roman lawyer, orator, politician and philosopher, of whom we know more than of any other Roman, lived through the stirring era which saw the rise, dictatorship, and death of Julius Caesar in a tottering republic. In his political speeches especially and in his correspondence we see the excitement, tension and intrigue of politics and the part he played in the turmoil of the time. Of about 106 speeches, delivered before the Roman people or the Senate if they were political, before jurors if judicial, 58 survive (a few of them incompletely). 594p. Small red mark on ffep, else fine. Hardcover. Near Fine/Fine. Illus. by Translated by C Macdonald.
Rome, Italy: Vision S.R.L., 2001. "Monuments Past & Present series" IIlustrated handbook to the famous sites in Rome. Postcard sized illustrations of the monuments today are overlaid with transparent sheets showing how they would have looked originally. Also includes illustrations of the catacombs and St.Peter's Basilica. 72p. illus (col) . 2nd Ed.. Comb Binding/Plastic Cover. As New/As New.


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Ideas For The Perfect Bridal Party
If you are in the process of planning your big day but you are starting to get worried after having noticed the extremely high prices of everything involved, you do not have to worry too much. The first thing you need to do is to clear your mind of everything that you have been told your wedding should be like and start planning your party from scratch. By simply omitting the big white ball gown from your list, you can save a couple of thousands of dollars and also ensure that your wedding dress is incredibly unique and different from the dresses that everyone else you know wore on their wedding day. Instead of going "wedding dress" shopping, just go out to a few dress stores and look for an evening dress without mentioning to the store that it is for your wedding day. If you have your heart set on white, you can choose a white evening gown which will in essence be no different from a wedding gown but will cost a fraction of the price of a wedding dress simply because it does not have the word wedding attached to it.
Hair and make up
You can use a similar money saving technique for your hair and make up for the wedding day. Instead of hiring a wedding stylist Brisbane to do your hair and make-up, you can book an appointment at a salon for the day of your wedding and ask them to do some great make up for a party that you are going for. You will get the exact same make up done for a small fraction of the price of wedding make up.
Order your adornments online
You will want to have the most beautiful and breathtaking wedding reception but this does not mean that you have to spend a lot of money on it. You will find that if you order your decorations online from websites like eBay, you will be able to get them at an almost negligible cost you can also check for companies providing exceptional service online.
In fact, you will be surprised to find that many of the decorations and other accessories being sold at very high prices at wedding stores are all brought down in the same way and you will find many of the things being sold in these stores online for a small negligible cost. The key is to be as creative as possible and start planning well ahead so that you have time to look for inexpensive alternatives to everything you want for your wedding.


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I then had six books published by Musa and their thorough editing helped me develop as a writer. With the advent of Amazon Kindle it became increasingly obvious that self-publishing, or indie publishing/author publishing as it's called nowadays, was the way forward.
I had several books that an agent had failed to place (I left the agency several years ago) and these were ideal for putting up as e-books. Unfortunately I knew very little about formatting and cover design, but decided to go ahead anyway. Although The Duke's Reform had eleven thousand free download, it also garnered many highly critical reviews.
This was a hard way to learn the lesson that putting up a book that hasn't been proofread, and doesn't have a professional cover, is a big mistake. I immediately took it down and went through it several times and put it back as error free as I could manage, but the damage was done. The first thing any author-publisher must do is buy in the professional services that a traditional publisher would provide you as part of the deal.
I had a long backlist which, in my opinion, is one of the reasons I've become so successful. One of the drawbacks of being an author publisher is that you don't have the credentials that a traditional publisher has. There are over three million books on Amazon and being visible is almost impossible for a new writer unless they can put up several books at once.
I continued to put up the books that had been edited by my publishers believing that giving them a quick read through would be sufficient. You would be staggered to know how many errors there were in these traditionally published books that had been through at least two edits and proof reads. The last Christian Cameron book that I read had so many typos I stopped counting after twenty. Fortunately for Cameron he is such a fantastically good storyteller the errors didn't detract from my enjoyment of the book.
I now employ a line editor and proof reader – but even so far too many mistakes were getting through. I use voice recognition software and this, although a terrific tool for busy writers, adds mistakes that a typist would never have. For the last four books my proof reader has completed one read on hard copy, and then, when I have corrected the text, she reads it again on a Kindle. This is the best way to pick up the majority of slips. I would recommend to any author publisher that they read the manuscript on their Kindle before they publish.
I joined The Alliance of Independent Authors, ALLi, and through them discovered Jane Dixon-Smith who is now my cover designer. You will see from the covers I've included in this post just how good she is. It's worth the money getting a professional designer – when I had the covers of the first six books changed my sales doubled overnight.
Another major benefit of being an author publisher is that you can produce your own box sets. I am also part of a group of five Regency writers and we have published a box set - Regency Quintet – Valentine Edition. This has proved very popular and was a worthwhile enterprise and we are about to publish our second box set, Regency Quintet – Summer Edition which will be available at the beginning of June. This is something that would never have happened if I'd stayed with traditional publishing. I would recommend being part of a multi-author box set as an excellent, and inexpensive, way of gaining new readers.
I think the advantages of going it alone far outweigh the disadvantages. Of course, some agents and traditional publishers consider author publishing is little better than vanity publishing. However, this is slowly changing and many professional associations are now recognising that its sales that count. How can one dismiss an author publisher who has sold a hundred thousand books as not being of equal worth as somebody who sells a handful of books with a traditional publisher?
What I love about being an author publisher is that I write and publish as many books as I want. I have absolute control over the content, covers and the price. I write five new titles a year and sell all of these to large print so that they appear in UK libraries. If I was contracted to a mainstream publisher I would have little control over the cover design, and no control at all over the publication date. They would also not want more than two books a year at the most.
I write because I have to--it's what I am--but knowing that thousands of people are reading and enjoying my books every month is what makes it all worthwhile.
Are you an author publisher? How do you like it? If not, would you like to self-publish your books? Why/Why not?
She has over twenty five Regency romantic adventures published plus one Jane Austen re-telling and one YA romantic fantasy.
Three of her books currently available on Amazon:
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Chocolate Pill?April 20, 2010 on 3:55 pm | Written by: Clair Maher | In Uncategorized | 4 Comments
Because chocolate lowers blood pressure and 'bad' cholesterol, stimulate endorphin production, contains antioxidants, contains serotonin (which acts as an anti-depressant) and contains caffeine and other stimulants, it seems the the perfect food. However, pure cacao is extremely bitter and does not taste very good. To counter this, companies put sugar and milk or heavy cream into the chocolate to create tasty creations that contain less nutrients and health benefits than pure cacao; or rather the cacao is less concentrated. After thinking about this, I came up with a solution. I think they should come up with a cacao pill that contains all the health benefits of cacao without the bitter taste. I did a little research, trying to find out if a pill had already been invented, but it appears that none have. I wonder why. The only reason I can come up with for not inventing such a pill would be because both milk and dark chocolate taste so good people would rather eat them (with smaller concentrations of cacao) than swallow a pill.
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True dat man.
It wouldn't even be that hard to make, and it would still taste awesome, even if there were no sweeteners or cocoa butter because it would have that tasty chocolateness going down.
You should totally invent it, Ill be an investor
Comment by Alex Lee — April 21, 2010 #
That's really creative! I like your thinkin! Count me in on this business creation. Also in response to Alex, if you've ever tasted unsweetened chocolate (used in baking), you'll know that chocolate with no sugar is quite disgusting. So I'm thinking the "chocolate" pill wouldn't taste too chocolaty, but hey that's just my opinion.
A cacao pill is a very interesting idea. A pill that tastes good and has all the benefits such as antioxidants and other stimulants would be cool. Im surprised nobody has actually made this but your point is understandable becaause people would rather just eat the tasty chocolate bar instead of taking a pill. I feel like the pill would cost a lot of money to possibly.
Comment by twatson — April 21, 2010 #
I agree with this! That would be cool because you could satisfy your cocoa craving without eating to much of it. And your receive all the healthy benefits of cocoa! I guess people just enjoy the taste, aroma, flavor, and texture of chocolate too much to make one!
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You never really know what you will come across in China. We started our journey last Saturday planning to go see the main park in Beijing, climb up to the tower to see the forbidden city from afar, and then visit Huihai Lake in the evening. The weather was nice after raining all day the day before.
When we got to the park we were impressed by the number of people enjoying the weekend, and by the park itself. We took some selfies and decided we would see what Beijing had to offer for Mexican. TripAdvisor highly recommended Sand Pebble Beach restaurant near Lama Temple. So we hopped on the metro for 2 stops and ended up getting off at Guludajie and walking from there.
The walk took us about a half hour and we planned to go to Huihai Lake after dinner, but along the walk we fell upon a sign that read "Saturday day party at The Other Place" with an address listed at the bottom. So we agreed we'd look it up during dinner. We were quite excited to get to party on a Saturday, it had been a while since we went out.
During dinner we looked the party up and found the address with very little detail about what the party would be like, since it was mostly on the way we decided we would check it out. While dinner was not impressive in the small run down home that seemed to be converted into a 3 story Mexican Restaurant, the party that followed was.
Waking down the little streets of village shelters lining city blocks with little homes and small shops reminded me of walking past camps at Burning Man on your way to one of the sound camps. People strolled down the street, some playing cards on the side of the road. Small shop owners stood outside with lights welcoming people into the stores. It was very cute and lively. After 10 minutes of walking we found the party, as we walked up we could hear the house music bumping from a distance. We knew we found the right place.
Walking in the place was a small terrace surrounded by 4 walls. There was a DJ booth set up in the back with a DJ plying his selection of nudisco and house tracks. We were glad we came.
As we began to settle in we noticed the setup was actually a terrace dance floor surrounded by tables and a person grilling on the side. Inside one of the walls was a bar and some tables and a couple windows facing the terrace. In the corner of the terrace there was a small bathroom, and then on the opposite wall, by the entrance to the terrace, there was a room where people were lounging and having drinks. The setup was cozy and comfortable. The crowd was 90% expats, most from Europe but also some Aussies and South Americans. It was a very nice vibe, and I mentioned multiple times it reminded me of a Burning Man party.
Soon we learned that the one if the owners of "the other place" was an expat from Germany and this was their first summer party. We also found our that another one of the owners was the biggest distributor of DJ equipment in Beijing, unfortunately he has just sold out of the Traktor Z1 mixer I was looking for.
Unfortunately we had to leave a bit early because we were heading to Datong at 5am, by train, and we'd need to understand how to get to the train station.
The party was a wonderful experience and really helped shape and change our perspective of Beijing. Some of the party goers told us where we can find similar parties and told us about other events that happen in Beijing. They mentioned the Beijinger as a good resource to learn about what's happening in the city, and told us that the best place for expats to hang out was Sanlitun.
If you're in Beijing and looking for a fun vibe make sure to check out The Beijinger and Sanlitun to have a good time.
Thanks for reading 🙂
You never really know what you will come across in China. We started our journey last Saturday planning to go see the main park in Beijing, climb up to the tower to see the forbidden city from afar, and then visit Huihai Lake in the evening. The weather was nice after raining all day the day before.


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Montgomery County's Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) Director Eric Friedman will conduct a live, online chat on Thursday, January 10 from noon to 2 p.m. This online discussion is part of the "Consumer Ed Café…Food for Thought" series of online chats. This installment will focus on OCP's Office of Common Ownership Communities, the division of OCP that handles disputes between residents and their condominium or homeowner associations. Friedman will answer questions about condominium or homeowner associations.
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Corporations and foreign nations, including those with repressive human rights records, that prominently donated to the Clinton Foundation reportedly received lucrative weapons deals from Hillary Clinton's State Department.
According to an International Business Times report, "under Clinton's leadership, the State Department approved $165 billion worth of commercial arms sales to 20 nations whose governments have given money to the Clinton Foundation," which was "nearly double the value of American arms sales made to the those countries and approved by the State Department during the same period of President George W. Bush's second term."
At least seven foreign nations that received clearance for arms deals from the State Department—Algeria, Oman, Qatar, Kuwait, Thailand, Norway and Australia–reportedly donated to the Clinton Foundation while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state.
After the numerous pay-to-play revelations in Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large and Government Accountability Institute President Peter Schweizer's Clinton Cash, news outlets have been further investigating the financial dealings of the Clintons and their family foundation.
The IBT report found that Hillary Clinton's State Department "authorized $151 billion of separate Pentagon-brokered deals for 16 of the countries that donated to the Clinton Foundation, resulting in a 143 percent increase in completed sales to those nations over the same time frame during the Bush administration." According to the report, "governments and corporations involved in the arms deals approved by Clinton's State Department have delivered between $54 million and $141 million to the Clinton Foundation as well as hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments to the Clinton family, according to foundation and State Department records." Additionally, "Bill Clinton took in speaking fees reaching $625,000 at events sponsored by entities that were dealing with Hillary Clinton's State Department on weapons issues."
The State Department "is charged with both licensing direct commercial sales by U.S. defense contractors to foreign governments and also approving Pentagon-brokered sales to those governments." And since federal law designates the secretary of state "as 'responsible for the continuous supervision and general direction of sales' of arms, military hardware and services to foreign countries," Hillary Clinton "was empowered to approve or reject deals for a broad range of reasons, from national security considerations to human rights concerns."
As IBT noted, though a presidential policy directive her husband signed in 1995 requires the State Department to take "human rights records into account when deciding whether to approve licenses enabling foreign governments to purchase military equipment and services from American companies," the report found that Clinton's State Department approved arms deals that "enhanced the military power of countries ruled by authoritarian regimes whose human rights abuses had been criticized by the department." Those nations included Algeria, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Oman and Qatar:
- During Clinton's tenure, the State Department authorized at least $2.4 billion of direct military hardware and services sales to Algeria — nearly triple such authorizations over the last full fiscal years during the Bush administration.
- During the three full budgetary years of her tenure, Qatar saw a 14-fold increase in State Department authorizations for direct commercial sales of military equipment and services, as compared to the same time period in Bush's second term. The department also approved the Pentagon's separate $750 million sale of multi-mission helicopters to Qatar.
The Qatar deal reportedly employed "as contractors three companies that have all supported the Clinton Foundation over the years: United Technologies, Lockheed Martin and General Electric." As IBT noted, Chelsea Clinton, even though she lacked any journalism experience, was being paid a six-figure salary by NBC in 2011 General Electric still owned 49% of the network.
Furthermore, the report found that "Boeing was one of three companies that helped deliver money personally to Bill Clinton while benefiting from weapons authorizations issued by Hillary Clinton's State Department. The others were Lockheed and the financial giant Goldman Sachs."
In 2011, just two months before Hillary Clinton's State Department approved the sale of $29 billion "worth of advanced fighter jets" from "a consortium of American defense contractors led by Boeing" to Saudi Arabia, Boeing, which manufactured the jets, reportedly donated $900,000 to the Clinton Foundation. Saudi Arabia has reportedly donated at least $10 million to the Clinton Foundation. The sale reportedly agitated Israeli officials, who complained that the sale would upset the region's balance of power. And, as IBT points out, "the deal appeared to collide with the State Department's documented concerns about the repressive policies of the Saudi royal family."
Lockheed, which told IBT "that its support for the Clinton Foundation started in 2010, while Hillary Clinton was secretary of state," was a contractor on "17 Pentagon-brokered deals that won approval from the State Department" over the course of 2010. IBT found that the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt, of which Lockheed is a member, paid Bill Clinton $250,000 for a speech in 2010 just three days after "Hillary Clinton's State Department approved two weapons export deals in which Lockheed was listed as the prime contractor."
Goldman Sachs reportedly paid Bill Clinton $200,000 for a speech in April of 2011 just two months before "the State Department approved a $675 million foreign military sale involving Hawker Beechcraft — a company that was then part-owned by Goldman Sachs," which has also reportedly "contributed at least $250,000 to the Clinton Foundation, according to donation records."
As IBT noted, "under federal law, foreign governments seeking State Department clearance to buy American-made arms are barred from making campaign contributions — a prohibition aimed at preventing foreign interests from using cash to influence national security policy. But nothing prevents them from contributing to a philanthropic foundation controlled by policymakers."
Lawrence Lessig, the director of Harvard University's Safra Center for Ethics, told the outlet that "these continuing revelations raise a fundamental question of judgment."
"Can it really be that the Clintons didn't recognize the questions these transactions would raise?" he added. "And if they did, what does that say about their sense of the appropriate relationship between private gain and public good?"
Meredith McGehee, the policy director at the Campaign Legal Center, which is "an advocacy group that seeks to tighten campaign finance disclosure rules," reportedly said that "the word was out to these groups that one of the best ways to gain access and influence with the Clintons was to give to this foundation."


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After qualifying eighth, Brandon Jones and the No. 33 Chevy Truck Month Chevrolet team finished 32nd at Auto Club Speedway on Saturday afternoon. Despite working to dial-in the handling throughout the race, Jones found his Chevy Truck Month Chevrolet to be too loose during the closing laps of the race. With less than 10 laps to go and running in the 12th position, the No. 33 Chevrolet snapped loose in traffic, resulting in damage to the left front to Jones' machine. After making repairs on pit road, Jones finished the race in the 32nd position.
"Our No. 33 Chevrolet Truck Month Chevrolet Camaro just didn't have the handling we needed last weekend at Auto Club Speedway. We chased it for most of the race, constantly needing more grip and more turn. Toward the middle of the race, we had it figured out pretty well running in the top 12. We were able to play some fuel strategy in the hopes that it would turn out like last year's race and we could capitalize on others' mistakes. Ultimately, the handling got too loose and it snapped going into Turn 1 with less than 10 laps to go from the 12th spot, causing us to have some pretty heavy front-end damage. My guys worked hard to get me back out there and we were able to finish the race, just not in the position we deserved."
Jones currently sits 13th in NASCAR XFINITY Series driver point standings. After an off-weekend, the NASCAR XFINITY Series will stop at Texas Motor Speedway for the My Bariatric Solutions 300 on Saturday, April 8. FOX will carry a live broadcast of the event beginning at 1:30 p.m. ET, while radio coverage will be provided by PRN and SiriusXM NASCAR Radio, channel 90.


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All six major Hollywood studios are now in the Blu-ray DVD camp, a day after Toshiba pulled the plug on HD DVD and Blu-ray became effectively the only next-generation game in town.
Paramount Home Entertainment quietly came onboard via a statement issued Wednesday to The Hollywood Reporter: "We are pleased that the industry is moving to a single high-definition format, as we believe it is in the best interest of the consumer," the statement read. "As we look to (begin) releasing our titles on Blu-ray, we will monitor consumer adoption and determine our release plans accordingly."
Maybe if they started dropping there prices for blue ray discs it would be in the interests of the consumer.... i mean £25 for a film in the UK.
since when is this site called news 4 movie enthusiest?? ohh right.. its just the sony fanboys putting up all of this crap
go play video games then;)
you see. My ps3 can play blu ray movies. so this is news for me. a ps3 owner.:) sorry you only can watch dvd9. Its not my fault.
Here in the US (Not sure of the conversion) I can get new blu-rays for $20. That's as much as Wal-mart sells new DVD's for. Just have to know where to shop.


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My most recent posts are autoimmune related. While there is evidence that even diabetes has an autoimmune component, that component may just be that the food that got you to diabetes is likely to create other conditions as well.
In other words, pretty much everything that goes wrong in your body will be tied to food. Don't you just hate it! So if you think of your diabetes as a stand-alone condition you are wrong. Continue reading


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It wasn't the original injury South Carolina running back Rico Dowdle had to overcome to play in the Outback Bowl against Michigan. It was the second one.
A fractured fibula cost him the final five games of the season. A mild hamstring strain had Will Muschamp announce days before the game that Dowdle wouldn't play.
Yet a few series in Monday, there he was.
"I've been knowing I was going to play," Dowdle said, "kind of all week. It's just been like a day-to-day thing.
"I felt good, for the most part. ... Just trained and rehabbed right."
Even at what he guessed was 80 percent or so, he made two vital plays on his six carries. With his team down 19-3, he took an option pitch from Jake Bentley and cut all the way past Michigan's defense for USC's first touchdown. In the fourth quarter, he broke a 30-yard sweep, helping shift field position after a crucial stop for USC.
Despite Dowdle's confidence, Muschamp had been less sure of his back's status deep into bowl prep.
"Not til yesterday," Muschamp said. "He came to me ... We gave it a go in pregame. He said, 'Today I feel good. I want to give this a shot.' He certainly gave us a charge."
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Gamecocks guard Donell Stanley also tried to go in pregame, but could not. Offensive tackle Zack Bailey didn't play the first two series because of injury, then came in later in the first quarter.
Bailey's play was notable as USC needed every capable hand to even slow a Michigan pass rush that controlled the tone of the game early. His play impressed his teammates.
"The guy's a warrior," tight end Hayden Hurst said. "There's no one, really on that offensive line, that's 100 percent, and for him to come in and play the way he did, it's a gutty performance.
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Sunday, 15 October 2017
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With sweeping views of the Smokey Mountain National Park and surrounding mountains, this lot adjoins the 36 acre private park which is exclusively for the Cumberland Creeks residents.
Cumberland Creeks is a gated mountain community in south east Tennessee. We offer large acreage lots ranging from 5 to 30 acres so each resident can feel the seclusion of a true mountain getaway.
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