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Hello bhe,
I can totally understand. I'm 27 and when I was diagnosed with cancer a year back, I felt everything was going to fall apart. At that time, I had some very cheap health insurance (which really amounted to nothing). I only found out about how insufficient my insurance was when the hospital I was going to refused me treatment. But very quickly, I found a hospital and doctor who took me in and I had surgery and some post treatment. Things started getting better before they got really bad in my case. After my surgery, I talked to the social worker at the hospital and filed for some charity application of the county where I had the treatment. After a month or so they completely cleared my account (worth around $50000)!
I understand money is important and causes a lot of tension. But my advice is that you should keep make your health and treatment your priority. You should also confide in some friends or close family who can support you all the way.
Regarding supporting yourself, 2-3 days back I asked a similar question of bills and support on this forum. I got some very helpful feedback from the people here and am already investigating some of the sources suggested. I'm sure you'll find many things which can help you out from that discussion.
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Money is my main problem to cure my self :(
Asked by Bhe on Thursday, May 16, 2013
Money is my main problem to cure my self :(
How to support my self in this situation that i dont know were to start my life after the Dr. is telling u have a breast cancer,
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Hello bhe,
I'm pasting a link to that discussion and i hope you can pull it up from your profile:
See if your state offers bcctp. If so they will help younget medi caid and any and all things needed to get thru this. Go on line and type in Bcctp. I know they have helped me a lot.
Good luck tonyou and my prayers are with you.
I got some very good advise the other day and it really does help.. Stay in the moment. Don't think too far ahead.. it can get scary if you do that. You need to make yourself the priority and just stay focused on you and treatment and getting through treatments..staying focused on those small steps help versus trying to think the whole big picture out.
Things do have a way of working out. So a day at a time.
Good luck
Go to www.needymeds.org and you will find many resources under the diagnosis-based assistance tab. Best of luck to you, Carm RN.
thank you for all the answer to my question :) cheers for all :) actually im based in dubai and working here for several years been 8 years im living here the salary i have is just enaugh and lots of debts arround me, adding to this is my new problem about the breast cancer,
Acually i go for american hospital to do all the test - and the doctors told me that they dont have charity in the hospital and telling me he cannot help me in this matter.
i dont have medical insurance also
im about to sell my car but his will feed only the operation after this im back to zero
here in dubai there is no such charity that could help me out i check in the site alredy them priority is them local people only not the expat
my consulate told me also better to go back home and treat my self back home only
if i do that - im still back to zero iam the one who feeding my family and even my mom still in the process of medication for the eyes problem and maintenance of her medication im the one who providing for.
my relatives? i dont know yet ,the answer - the last conversation i have was when my father died it was 8 years ago, as i recollect the conversation i have with them - what happen to your dad why you didnt bring him
1. to the best hospital
2. why you didnt try to do the operation for him - so his life can be extend more
no daughter will allow to his dad to happen like that which i will not do the best thing for my dad, i spend 2million pessos 8 years ago for his hospitalization and im auntie who is sitting in hawai,usa, 2 in finland told me i havent protected my father that much. well infact that me and my father is a close fren,,,,. each of my auntie give me a 5000 each pesos i got a total of 20,000 pesos as them contribution to the dead of my father. after we buried my father i havent hear them voice since then.
2 years ago my cousins diagnose for the lung cancer but its easy to cure coz all the medicine is available and no surgery to undergo. i ask help for my 4 auntie in behalf of my cousin lucky that one auntie reply me in hawai but instead of her that wil help ask - she asked her daughter to support us for the treatment of my cousin coz she said that her salary and expenses is tied up that time, so we are still lucky because of my other cousin in hawai he got recover for the illnes,
now im trying to recollect that after all this years been silent for the past 8 years and i will knock again to them door and asked help can they will listen to me? they wil help me? or they will still have enaugh strengths to say to me why you didnt save money for your illness???
all wories will comes back again, scared of disappointment, and rejection
Just wondering why :(
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Shibuya's crowds stir image of the 'real Tokyo'
Asahi - May 26, 2010
As many as 900,000 pedestrians are estimated to cross the "scramble" X-crossing in front of JR Shibuya Station in central Tokyo each day.
To Tokyoites, it is likely nothing more than a busy intersection. But many foreign tourists regard it as a symbol of modern Japan.
In fact, some people go so far as to say that unless one experiences the rush of crossing this intersection, a tourist cannot claim to have experienced the "real Tokyo." Typically, tourists go to the second floor of a building on the corner of the intersection to snap photos of the crowds crossing the street. ...
The History of Kabuki (5) / The Saruwaka-cho Kabuki
Male actors played both female and male characters. The theatre was as popular as ever, and remained the entity of the urban lifestyle even until modern times.
Although kabuki was performed all over ukiyo and other portions for the country, three kabuki theatres set themselves apart from the rest and became the top theatres in ukiyo.
The Nakamura-za, Ichimura-za and Kawarazaki-za theatres are where some of the most successful kabuki performances were and still are held.
The History of Kabuki (4) / Kabuki after the Meiji period
Beginning in 1868 enormous cultural changes such as the fall of the Tokugawa shogunate, the elimination of the samurai class, and the opening of Japan to the west helped to spark the re-emergence of kabuki. As the culture struggled to adapt to its new lack of isolation, actors strove to increase the reputation of kabuki among the upper classes and to adapt the traditional styles to modern tastes.
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Kyoto is arguably the most historically rich and interesting city in Japan. In 794, with the establishment of Heian-Kyo ("capital of tranquility and peace"), it became the seat of the imperial palace and continued to perform the venerable function until the Meiji Restoration starting in 1867. During World War II, Kyoto was spared from the American air raids in consideration of its rich cultural tradition. Today, the ancient temples and shrines in the city attract tourists from all over the world. Among the countless places of interest in the ancient capital, Ryoanji temple holds a special significance. (Mainichi)
Traveling wind-chime peddler rings in the summer
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(Akira Nakayama carries his furin in Tokyo's Ginza district.)
THERE'S a certain sound that let's you know summer is really here: the tinkling of dozens of furin glass wind chimes brought into earshot on the shoulder of the traveling seller.
In Tokyo's Ginza district, and more recently Roppongi, that man has been Akira Nakayama.
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Introduce herewith Hakodate Cherry Blossom on May 14, 2010.
Matsumae Cherry Blossoms 2010 / Cool Japan
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Wisteria (also spelled Wistaria) is a genus of flowering plants in the pea family, Fabaceae. It contains about ten species of woody climbing vines native to the eastern United States and the East Asian states of China, Korea, and Japan. Aquarists refer to the species Hygrophila difformis, in the family Acanthaceae, as Water Wisteria.
Kabuki-za (歌舞伎座)
The Architecture of the "Kabuki-za" is as follows.
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You might know "Kabuki (歌舞伎)", one of Traditional Culture.
Kabuki is the highly stylized classical Japanese dance-drama. Kabuki theatre is known for the stylization of its drama and for the elaborate make-up worn by some of its performers. The individual kanji characters, from left to right, mean sing (歌), dance (舞), and skill (伎).
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Kakunodate Cherry Blossom 2010 / Cool Japan
Apart from the loss of its castle, Kakunodate remains remarkably unchanged since its founding in 1620. The town was built with two distinct areas, the samurai district and the merchant district. Once home to 80 families, the samurai district still has some of the best examples of samurai architecture in all of Japan.
Kakunodate is also well known as the location of one of the Tohoku Region's most popular cherry blossom spots. Around late April and early May, large crowds of people come to see Kakunodate's special combination of pink blossoms and historic homes.
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Hirosaki Cherry Blossoms 2010 / Cool Japan
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Jeff Clark of Nicholson is $2,250 richer after bringing in the largest coyote in the three-day 19th Annual District 9 Northeast Pennsylvania Trappers Association Coyote Hunt.
His 46 and a half pounder was among 45 coyotes brought in by the 684 registered for the second largest coyote tournament in the state, which concluded Sunday.
His animal was brought in Friday using hound dogs and a 12-gauge shotgun. He said the bitter cold weather that morning with no snow on the ground created its own challenge, but he has a "great team of guys" he hunts with that makes it as much fun as the money.
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Fellow organizer Joe Rusin also said the hunt had hit a milestone topping 600 coyotes brought in since the first organized in 2000.
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While it's true that burning more calories than you consume can result in weight loss, taking in too few calories is often unhealthy and counterproductive. This is so important to healthy, medical weight loss that we're going to say it again: taking in too few calories is often unhealthy and counterproductive.
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I was taught when I was learning to drive that you should not do anything that would make another motorist, brake harshly, change direction or impede their progress. Hah! it is now the norm (or at least as far I can see) that when they join from a slip road that they just barrel along at warp speed and hope that they don't hit anything already passing the slip road, or that those passing are so shit scared that they veer into the lane to their right and risk getting hit by a car in the "fast" lane. The alternative is that you hit the anchors and risk a rear-ender,
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text: It's electronic, it's all plug in's and software and hardware, when I'm making music it's just me and machines and it's intimate because no one else is involved in it. No one likes explaining their music, I'm not going to go into detail, it's electronic, what can I say? I see it a lot differently than everyone else sees it because I'm the one who created it, so I see it differently every time I listen to it. I want people to listen to my music and take it how they want to and feel how they want to, whether they love it, or like it, or just plain hate it, at least they're feeling something you know? I don't make my music thinking about the impact it will have, nor do I think about how people are going to react to it because if I did worry about how people are going to judge me, and how they will think if I do one song a certain way, because then people will think all my songs are going to be that way. I want all my songs to be different, but I want them to have a set theme for an album so it's slightly organized. This is probably the closest I'll be to explaining my music.


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2016-2017 Colloquia
The Center for Environmental Politics organizes a monthly colloquium series on environmental politics, policy, and governance. This series is made possible by the generous support of Gary and Susan Duck, UW alumni and long-standing benefactors of the department. Susan passed away in December 2015 after a prolonged illness. We miss her a lot.
The Duck Family Colloquium Series is managed by graduate students. For 2016-2017, Will Gochberg (Political Science Ph.D. Candidate) served as the Richard B. Wesley Fellow in Environmental Politics and Governance and the chair of the Duck Family Colloquium series. The Center has hosted the following seminars, as described below.
Evelyn Pinkerton, Simon Fraser University
May 12, 2017
"Whatever Happened to the EEZ? Keeping Benefits and Control of Fishing and Fish Processing within National Borders"
Dr. Pinkerton is a maritime anthropologist who has integrated common property theory and cultural/political ecology in considering the role communities play in the management of adjacent renewable natural resources. She has played a key role in developing the theory and practice of power-sharing and stewardship through co-management agreements. Beginning with the introduction to her 1989 edited volume Cooperative Management of Local Fisheries (UBC Press), she has been generating middle-range theoretical propositions about the conditions under which co-management is likely to arise and to endure. She has published over 50 peer-reviewed articles on fisheries and forestry co-management arrangements, and in Fisheries that Work (1995, co-authored with Martin Weinstein), began to develop a more comprehensive framework for analyzing and comparing co-management arrangements. This work has since evolved into analysis of the developmental sequence of types of co-management rights and activities.
Hilary Schaffer Boudet, Oregon State University
April 7, 2017
"Contentious Politics in Energy Facility Siting in the US"
Hilary Boudet is an Assistant Professor of Climate Change and Energy in the Department of Sociology at the School of Public Policy at Oregon State University. Her research interests include environmental and energy policy, social movements, and public participation in energy and environmental decision making. She has current studies on the following topics: (1) public perceptions of energy development; (2) public perceptions of extreme weather events; and (3) interventions designed to encourage household energy conservation. She teaches courses on energy and society, social movements and research methods. Before joining the faculty at Oregon State University, Hilary was a Postdoctoral Scholar at Stanford University, where she managed a community-based intervention with 30 Girl Scout troops aimed at reducing household energy use. In 2010, she completed her dissertation in Stanford's Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment and Resources on the factors and processes shaping community opposition to energy development.
Nicole Darnall, Arizona State University
March 3, 2017
"Sustainability and Consumption"
Nicole Darnall is Professor of Management and Public Policy at Arizona State University's (ASU) School of Public Affairs and its School of Sustainability, and Associate Director of ASU's Center for Organization Research and Design. Her research investigates nonregulatory governance as it relates to sustainability. Operating at this nexus of management and public policy, she considers whether the absence of state coercion, combined with appropriate institutional design, can encourage organizations and individuals to behave more sustainably. She has served as associate editor of Business & Society and Organization and Environment, and has received numerous fellowships from international research organizations, including the Economic and Social Research Council, the Social Science Research Council, and the Erasmus Mundus Programme. Her research has been funded by the National Science Foundation, the European Commission, the Economic and Social Research Council, the Social Science Research Council, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, and the V. Kann Rasmussen Foundation.
Michael Vandenbergh, Vanderbilt University
February 3, 2017
"Beyond Gridlock: Private Governance Response to Climate Change"
Professor Vandenbergh is the David Daniels Allen Distinguished Chair of Law, Co-Director of the Energy, Environment and Land Use Program, and Director of the Climate Change Research Network at Vanderbilt University Law School. An award-winning teacher, Professor Vandenbergh has published numerous articles and book chapters on private environmental governance and household energy use. His recent work focuses on the development of interdisciplinary teams to examine the role that private governance can play in bypassing climate policy gridlock. His work with Vanderbilt's Climate Change Research Network focuses on household sector energy use and carbon emissions, and his corporate work explores the wide range of legal, social and economic influences on firm environmental and energy behavior. Prior to joining the Vanderbilt faculty he was a partner at Latham & Watkins in Washington, D.C., and he served as Chief of Staff of the Environmental Protection Agency from 1993-95. He has been a visiting professor at Harvard and the University of Chicago, and his research has been discussed in major media outlets such as National Public Radio's All Things Considered, National Geographic, USA Today, and the Washington Post.
Yoram Bauman, Carbon Washington
January 20, 2017
"I 732: What happened, What Next?"
Yoram Bauman makes a living as "the world's first and only stand-up economist", but he is also a PhD environmental economist who founded the Carbon Washington effort to bring a revenue-neutral carbon tax to Washington State. Yoram is the co-author of The Cartoon Introduction to Climate Change, the two-volume Cartoon Introduction to Economics, and the 1998 book Tax Shift, which was written with Alan Durning of Sightline Institute and helped inspire the revenue-neutral carbon tax in British Columbia. Yoram lives in Seattle and has a BA in mathematics from Reed College and a PhD in economics from the University of Washington. His website is www.standupeconomist.com.
Sharlene Mollett, University of Toronto
Friday, January 13, 2017
"Histories in the Making of Place-in-the-Present: Residential tourism development on the Panamanian Atlantic coast"
Sharlene Mollett is Assistant Professor in the Centre for Critical Development Studies and the Department of Human Geography Department at the University of Toronto, Scarborough. Her research is at the intersection of postcolonial political ecology and critical feminist/racial studies in the Americas and interrogates the multiple ways in which racial ideologies and patriarchy shape natural resource conflict and management in Latin America, specifically in Honduras and Panama. Broadly her research interests include 1) the interrogation of place-specific representations and meanings of race and gender and the ways these subjectivities are embedded in development practice; 2) the ways in which the land use practices and land tenure systems of indigenous peoples, Afro-descendants, and non-indigenous campesinos are incorporated into protected area management, land regularization and tourism development; and 3) the feminist political ecologies of indigenous and Afro-descendant women's land control. Her work is published in such journals as the Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Latin American Research Review, Geoforum, Latin American Perspectives, Gender, Place and Culture, and Cultural Geographies.
Paul Mohai, University of Michigan
Friday, December 2, 2016
"Which Came First, People or Pollution?"
Paul Mohai is Professor at the School of Natural Resources and Environment at University of Michigan. His research interests include: 1) understanding the causes of disproportionate pollution burdens in low-income and people of color communities; 2) assessing the role of environmental factors in explaining racial and socioeconomic disparities in health and; 3) understanding the nature of public attitudes, both domestically and internationally, toward environmental and resource issues and how these change over time. He is a founder of the Environmental Justice Program at the University of Michigan. Because of his longtime interest, work, and leadership in the field of Environmental Justice, Professor Mohai was invited to be a member of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) National Environmental Justice Advisory Council (NEJAC) from 2007 to 2013. Most recently he was awarded the Damu Smith Power of One Leadership Award for contributions made to the environmental justice field and movement.
Jennifer Hadden, University of Maryland
Friday, November 4, 2016
"The Organizational Ecology of Advocacy: Environmental Conservation NGOs in Comparative Perspective"
Jennifer Hadden is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Government and Politics at the University of Maryland. She conducts research concerning international relations, environmental politics, and non-state actors. She received a Ph.D. from Cornell University's Department of Government and a B.A. with highest honors in Government from Smith College. Her book Networks in Contention: The Divisive Politics of Global Climate Change was published by Cambridge University Press in March 2015. It received the 2015 Best Book Award from the American Political Science Association's Political Networks Section and an honorable mention for the 2016 Sprout Award from the Environmental Studies Section of the International Studies Association.
Riley Dunlap, Oklahoma State University
Friday, October 7, 2016
"How Climate Change Became Controversial"
Riley E. Dunlap is Regents Professor and Laurence L. and Georgia Ina Dresser Professor in the Department of Sociology at Oklahoma State University. One of the founders of environmental sociology, Dunlap's recent work has focused heavily on climate change, particularly public perceptions, political polarization, and organized denial. He chaired the American Sociological Association's Task Force on Sociology and Global Climate Change, and is senior editor of the resulting volume Climate Change and Society: Sociological Perspectives (Oxford University Press, 2015). Dunlap is a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Psychological Association, and a member of the Sociological Research Association. Professor Dunlap has received a number of awards for his scholarly work, most recently the William R. Freudenburg Lifetime Achievement Award from the Association of Environmental Studies and Sciences in 2012.


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Mandrare River Camp
Mandrare River, Southern Madagascar
Madagascar Classic Camping's Mandrare River Camp has six tents and offers a luxury camping experience, with strong focus on local culture and the natural environment. Explore the Ifotaka community forest with its population of ring-tailed lemurs.
At a Glance
Take a walk in the sacred Ifotaka Community forest, protected by the Antandroy tribe
View lemurs from the stoop of your tent as they come to visit the camp
Take a walk along the river to find the jewelled malachite kingfisher
Visit the incredible sand dunes at Lac Anony, just crying out to be scrambled up
Marvel at the incredible, lunar landscape of the Spiny Forest
Call us on 858 345 1761 to start planning your vacation to Mandrare River Camp or take a look at our itineraries to Southern Madagascar
Located in Southern Madagascar's renowned Mandrare Valley, Mandrare River Camp offers a fabulous insight into nature and the local culture based on the East African style safari.
Set in the shade of Tamarind trees this beautiful tented camp sits on the edge of the Mandrare River. Guests awake to the sound of the local Antandroy tribe singing as they fetch water from the river; or children playing and splashing in the water and can explore the Spiny and Gallery Forests which are home to troops of ring-tailed lemurs and Verraux sifakas as well as tribal tombs.
The tents are simple in style but very comfortable with an authentic feel to them with beautiful hand-carved wooden furniture. All of the tents have en-suite bathrooms with fully-plumbed in shower and toilet with hot water provided by solar heaters.
By protecting the sacred forests, where their ancestors rest in ornate tombs, the Antandroy tribe have managed to preserve large wildlife areas which are amongst the most unspoiled in Madagascar. With particularly impressive examples of Spiny and Gallery Forest which are home to Verraux sifaka, ring-tailed, sportive and mouse lemurs as well as a variety of amphibians, reptiles and at least 15 species of birds which you will discover under the care of your expert guide. The camp also has strong links with the local community and a visit to the weekly market is well worth considering for the chance to have an insight to their traditional way of life.
Accommodation is in six large (17m²) tented rooms providing a comfortable, netted, four-poster bed, attractive handmade wooden furniture, electric lighting and private en-suite facilities including a biodegradable chemi-loo, safari shower and BioAroma toiletries. Each has a private furnished veranda from which to watch life on the river or birds in the trees. Tents can accommodate an extra bed for a child. Silent, environmentally friendly solar panels provide the electricity.
This camp is not suitable for very young children, however older children can be accommodated in an extra bed in their parents tent.
There is a main dining tent where delicious meals are served, including fresh bread and pastries every morning.
From camp guided walks and treks set off into the forest for a mix of wildlife and culture. Alternatively, it is possible to visit the local village and meet the Antandroy people.
Location & Directions
Mandrare River, Southern Madagascar
Located in the South of Madagascar near Fort Dauphin, Mandrare River Camp is spread out in the shade of tamarind trees, all with breathtaking views across the tranquil water to the sacred mountains beyond.
When to go
Any time of year is fine for a visit except from January to March, when heavy rainfall in many areas can make some roads all but impassable, and when there's a high risk of cyclones in the east and northeast. In general, the best time to travel in most areas is April and October/November. The coolest time to travel anywhere is during the dry season (May to October).
Average maximum temperatures vary from about 30°C in coastal areas (higher in summer) to around 25°C on the hauts plateaux.


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Last week was my husband's birthday and I, being an occasional great wife, let him pick what he wanted to do. Well, surprise surprise, he wanted to go have breakfast at Cattleman's Steakhouse. You know, 'cuz nothing says "breakfast" like a big, bleedin' T-Bone if you are an Oklahoma guy! If you've never been to Cattleman's (which I hadn't) it is actually a pretty cool experience.
This place has been here for about 100 years (literally) and has been visited by movie stars, food critics, and a few presidents. I don't know if they have EVER changed the decor so be prepared for tan-ish/green-ish vinyl and big-haired waitresses who call you "honey" and treat their jobs as an absolute art. I could barely let my coffee cup touch the table before Lisa was there to "warm it up" for me. I will admit that there was alot of eye-rolling on my part at his insistence on going to a steakhouse at 8 a.m. but I ended up really enjoying it. Hubby got the corned beef hash and I got the breakfast burrito. Both were humongous and came with pretty much every breakfast carb. offering that you can think of. The biscuits and gravy were particularly amazing. The kids split a bacon and eggs type meal and ate it all plus some of those amazing biscuits with gravy. I'm pretty sure they ate more than any pre-schooler should! Your doctor probably wouldn't reccommend going there on a regular basis but it was definitely worth the trip for some amazing down home cookin' and a slice of Western history.
After our 4,000 calorie breakfast, we went to one of Hubby's favorite places, the Myriad Botanical Gardens. He particuarly likes going there in the dead of winter. Sort of like a faux tropical vacation. The property features acres of outdoor gardens and water features, which have recently been beautifully renovated. Unfortunately, they "renovated" right over the parking lot so we had to circle the block several times trying to park, but that's really my only complaint. The centerpiece of the gardens (and why you go there in February) is the Crystal Bridge Tropical Conservatory, basically a mini indoor rainforest in the middle of the city. It's just beautiful in there with waterfalls, orchids, and an amazing array of tropical plants and butterflies. What is really great is the way they have made each level of the rainforest accessible, from the ground floor to the tops of the tall palms. Hubby has been taking me here since we were dating and I still find something different every time. You can print off a coupon here. You can also leave it on your kitchen counter like I did. And they want the paper coupon, they haven't bought into the whole mobile coupons convenience yet. Oh well, it's only a dollar.
Back outside, they have added a separate children's garden with lots of play areas, mosiacs and really beautiful gardens. The best part is that it is entirely fenced so you can let you guard down a bit. It's sort of a modern take on a playground, everything is very geometric and simple. The kids loved it and could have cared less that it was February. We had such a good time running and climbing (all of us). I can't imagine how beatiful it will be when things are actually growing and blooming in there!
As if that wasn't enough, I cooked his favorite dinner, Shepherd's Pie. I even let him talk me into using actual white potatoes instead of sweet potatoes. Seriously, I think I should earn Wife of the Year credit, don't you? Or maybe just a gym membership after that day of eating!


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Yoga Therapy is the process of empowering individuals to progress towards improved health and well being through the application of the teachings and practices of yoga. Yoga Therapy views the person as a whole; an integrated being of mind, body and emotions and addresses all these aspects as appropriate, to promote healing and enhance wellness. Yoga Therapy is a self-care approach to health, guided and supported by a qualified Yoga Therapist. In his book, 'Yoga As Medicine' the physician Timothy McCall M.D. describes Yoga Therapy as 'simply the most powerful system of overall health and well-being.' Yoga Therapy combines physical postures (asana), breathing techniques (pranayama) and mindfulness/meditation practices.
The benefits of Yoga and Mindfulness are becoming extremely well recognised and have long been used to promote healthy living. But it is only recently that neuroscientific evidence has begun to show exactly how Yoga and Mindfulness can enhance our physical and emotional wellbeing and reduce our stress levels. Yoga Therapy recognises the relationship between stress and disease. It can be used as a stand alone treatment or alongside counselling, psychotherapy and conventional medicine. Most talking therapies focus predominantly on the mind to the exclusion of the body. Yoga Therapy addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of wellness. It can be helpful to alleviate the symptoms of a wide range of physical and psychological conditions including:
Download the Initial Interview Form (Adult) or Initial Interview Form (13-17 yrs) to complete offline.
Individual Yoga therapy sessions provide the greatest opportunity to enhance wellness and deepen personal awareness. (read more)
The fast pace of our busy lives can often leave us feeling tired and stressed. (read more)
Neela is a qualified Yoga Therapist, a registered Yoga Teacher and an accredited Psychotherapist. (read more)
Although yoga is much more than a stress-reduction method, it is arguably one of the... (read more)


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Home > Blog > Unleashed welcomes Canada's First Social MBA as speaker!
If you haven't heard yet, November 16th, 2017 will be a great day for the city of Ottawa! Why? Unleashed: The Social Enterprise Event is happening! The Centre for Social Enterprise Development (CSED) is running a full-day conference to bring together all members of the social enterprise sector to demonstrate the roles that can be played in growing social enterprise in Ottawa.
With the help of Sandra Hamilton, Strategic Procurement Advisor, Speaker, and Canada's First Social MBA, who is renowned for her work in social and strategic procurement, we can showcase how this area of work has brought communities together, for the better. Sandra will be hitting the stage first on November 16 to talk about social procurement, while delivering a session for purchasers during the first round of break out sessions in the morning.
Through her work, Sandra Hamilton has designed both British Columbia's and Alberta's first Social Procurement Frameworks and was recently nominated to profile her work at the World Trade Organization (WTO) Symposium on Sustainable Government Procurement in Geneva. She works with governments to modernize procurement processes and to better leverage existing taxpayer-funded systems to achieve key public policy goals.
Sandra Hamilton has over 20 years' experience as a strategic advisor and business consultant and is the former Business Manager to Vancouver 2010 Olympics CEO John Furlong and Olympic rower Silken Laumann.
CSED believes that when it comes to social procurement there are a few critical aspects to consider such as building awareness and capacity of the sector, ensuring willing and able purchasers from large institutions and companies, and telling the story of the impact that procurement creates. We have been working with a series of purchasers from across the city, and hope to bring everyone together along with their teams to explore the topic in greater depth.
You'll get the chance to learn more about social procurement on November 16th, so buy your tickets!!


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Thursday, September 19, 2013
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My trip out to San Francisco was a crazy week. I was sick as a dog the whole time, so when I wasn't interviewing, I was on the couch. It was a major bummer. I didn't get to see much of the city, but that's okay. Because in a few weeks...I'll be back!
I'm officially employed!
There are a couple iconic advertising agencies that I learned about in college. Ones I've always kept up with & added to my Dream List.
I'll be working at one of my Dream agencies. In an amazing city! On an amazing team! I'm feeling so blessed & fortunate I don't really know what to do with myself.
It's been a long four months since graduation. I went on a ton of interviews, wrote so many emails, made so many calls, went back & forth from city to city...& it was all so so SO worth it.
It's scary to move across the country, away from my family & friends. I'm so sad about being so far from Dylan. Like, I've cried about that five times since yesterday.
But this is also so exciting! I can't wait to live in a new city & meet inspiring people & do work I'm proud of & be an employee of a company I really believe in.
Sooo...lot's of good stuff is happening! I'll document it all here, so keep checking back. & bear with me while I'll get into the hang of this new normal.
Thanks for all the support. xo.
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A S-125? Less than 4 miles from Ramat David? Wow!
That's a blast!
And they said it was a SA-17 instead?
A trailer or a C&C vehicle or instead just a maskirovka maquette as someone looking at released video said?
Let's allow me to state that reading all these report together made me sure of just one thing: they are still in a state of self-denial about what happened.
So they try, I don't know if willingly or as a mental reflex, to present things as they were fatalities, dirty tricks from the enemies, human errors etc, etc, etc.
As a paradox if what they say as a form of self denial would be true that would result in a whole s...load of bad news for them.
10.000ft too high of a quote for engage Syrian air defences?
20 missiles of three different types getting all together on the same target of opportunity, making part of a strike package of 8 planes?
Just near your own main base in the north of the country?


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L'équipe Demopaedia sera présente à la Conférence internationale sur la Population de Busan.
Si vous vous rendez à cette conférence, venez assister à notre communication orale qui aura lieu le mardi 27 août de 15h30 à 17h00 (Bexco, pièce 213, Glass Hall, 2e étage). Le nouveau dictionnaire coréen sera également présenté lors d'une conférence organisée par la Fédération coréenne de planification familiale (PPFK) sur "les questions de population & de l'aide publique au développement" (ouverte à tous) à 19h00 (Bexco, pièce 110).
Vous pouvez télécharger les volumes français, anglais, italien, thaï en différents formats électroniques ou les commander sur papier à prix coûtant.
Dictionnaire démographique multilingue, seconde édition unifiée, volume français
Catégorie:To be checked
- 1 Harmonization procedure
- 2 How to enter TextTerm or NewTextTerm for a new translation?
- 3 How to enter TextTerm or NewTextTerm for a high quality printed book?
- 4 Which pages should I check?
- 5 See also
Harmonization procedure
This category is collecting all pages (i.e. [10], [11], ... [92]) of the multilingual demographic dictionary which needs to be checked or double checked by somebody.
More precisely, a page is classified in this category if yourself or a robot added the command {{To be checked}} on top (usually) of its corresponding Talk Page, not on the page itself.
We need to check because many terms (so-called TextTerm) haven't been translated in the current language without strong reasons but omission.
The missing terms are identified by their page (for example 10), section (for example 102) and note number within the section (for example 8 for conjoncture démographique). The robot added one or more lines similar to:
* {{missing French term|10|102|102-8|FrenchTextTerm=conjoncture démographique}} * {{missing German term|10|104|104-7|GermanNewTextTerm=Bevölkerungsgeographie}}
And the output of this template gives useful informations and links related to the section of the faulty page.
'page' and 'named page'
A page, like 10, is a collection of paragraphs, 101, 102 etc. related to chapter 1 and section 0. 11 is the section 1 of chapter 1, etc.
Each paragraph, 101 for example, is introducing a few demographic terms of the text, called TextTerm, which are in bold face and numbered within the paragraph. If different terms or expressions are variants of the same concept, the same number is applied.
Sometimes, a note is added after the paragraph in order to describe a specific usage of a numbered text term. A note may contain NoteTerm which are bold faced. NoteTerms are currently not collected in any index. In the printed books, those terms were starred in the global index.
Within the text a term or expression in italics gives additional information to the global understanding of the paragraph. It is called a NonRefTerm in the sense that it is not supposed to be translated in other languages as a TextTerm does.
Sometimes a TextTerm can't be translated in a language and the sequence of numbers may not be complete within a paragraph. But most of time a missing number corresponds to an omission. This is the main purpose of the category To be checked: to determine if a missing term is an omission or not.
Terms of the text (TextTerm) have their own named pages: conjoncture démographique. A named page is just an excerpt of the corresponding page (10 in our example). If you modify the paragraph 101 of page 10, where conjoncture démographique is defined in the second edition of the French volume, the named page will be changed accordingly (transclusion).
There are about 1500 named pages for the first edition and 1800 for the second edition. Each named page is categorized into the main index as well as within chapter or even section specific indices.
Translation is possible
If a TextTerm hasn't currently been translated, please check the complete paragraph in order to introduce the missing TextTerm.
Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, Russian, Italian, Polish
These translations have been published only on the Web. The missing terms of the text must be simply called TextTerm as other TexTerms.
Other editions: French, English, Spanish, Japanese, Arabic etc.
If the term is missing within an already printed book, please name it NewTextTerm. German text terms added to the 1987 edition, in comparison to the French (1981), English (1982) and Spanish (1985) editions, have been named NewTextTerm in the Web edition.
We will produce a specific index of the NewTextTem terms in order to distinguish them from the former printed index.
How to enter TextTerm or NewTextTerm for a new translation?
For new translated languages, the TextTerm template had only two arguments, the term itself and its note number:
Let us take the example of paragraph 102 of the English volume of the second edition:
- 102
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- In descriptive demography the numbers, geographical distribution, structure and change of human populations are described by means of population statistics or demographic statistics.
'Descriptive demography' has a note number 3 and must be entered after a vertical bar:
In {{TextTerm|descriptive demography|3}} the numbers...
but 'population statistics' and 'demographic statistics' have the same number 4. And in order to distinguish them (the first term is usually to be preferred), we need to add a count number for the second term. Also the number of the paragraph' is also passed as the third argument, after the note number. The fourth argument is the sub-node number when it exists:
...are described by means of {{TextTerm|population statistics|4|102}} or {{TextTerm|demographic statistics|4|102|2}} .
For a first translation, you are requested to enter all the arguments if they are meaningful. You can click on the TextTerm template in order to facilitate the entry.
How to enter TextTerm or NewTextTerm for a high quality printed book?
In order to prepare a high quality printed book, you need to enter additional arguments to the TextTerm or NewTextTerm templates. And as it is tedious to fill all entries, a special input form has been designed; please look at RefToolBar.
The advantage of the Web is that any term can be searched, but the indices proposed by Demopaedia are similar to the former printed index in the sense that the term 'population statistics' must be also entered as 'statistics, population', with other statistics entries.
In order to create a more complete index, you must enter the 'named parameter' OtherIndexEntry.
... human populations are described by means of {{TextTerm|population statistics|4|102|OtherIndexEntry=statistics, population}} or {{TextTerm|demographic statistics|4|102|2|OtherIndexEntry=statistics, demographic}} .
If you have many entries, you can number them OtherIndexEntryTwo, OtherIndexEntryThird etc.
Index entries must be entered in the nominative and singular form according to the rules of your language. In English or in French, the rules are usually easy and could be automated but in Slavic languages it is currently not possible for a computer and it is asked to enter the nominative form in a 'named parameter' IndexEntry:
Tego rodzaju populacje są ściśle biorąc nazywane {{TextTerm|subpopulacjami|6|101|IndexEntry=subpopulacje}}.
Summary of parameters of NewTextTerm or TextTerm
In summary the syntax of the NewTextTerm template is:
{{NewTextTerm|term|note#|paragraph#|sequence#|IndexEntry=term in the nominative form|OtherIndexEntry=|OtherIndexEntryTwo=|}}. {{TextTerm|term|note#|paragraph#|sequence#|IndexEntry=term in the nominative form|OtherIndexEntry=|OtherIndexEntryTwo=|}}.
- term: term or expression as it should appear in the text. It will be displayed in bold face.
- note#: note numer. It will be displayed as an exponent.
- paragraph#: it is the number of the paragraph (101 etc.);
- sequence#: if two or more terms of the text (TextTerm or NewTextTerm) have the same note number, this sequence number must be entered (2, 3, etc.) in order to distinguish them.
- IndexEntry=: the term in the nominative form must be entered if it is different from the 'term'.
- OtherIndexEntry=: please enter another possible entry for the index.
- OtherIndexEntryTwo=: please enter a second possible entry for the index.
- OtherIndexEntryThree=: please enter a third possible entry for the index.
- OtherIndexEntryFour=: please enter a fourth possible entry for the index.
After entering the translation
Once your translation is entered in the page and submitted (don't forget to fill the résumé line), you will remark that the terms (TextTerm or NewTextTerm) have red links because the corresponding named pages were not created by the robot.
Therefore, click on the red link, in order to create the empy new page and just add the template ' TextTermAdded' with only one parameter.
For example the term 'mercato del lavoro' was missing in the Italian second edition on paragraph 901 of page 90. Its note number is 5. We created the page Mercato del lavoro which contains only a template:
and the page will transclude the corresponding paragraph. The multilingual table will be filled later by the robot. The robot will read all pages, detect the new added terms (TextTerm or NewTextTerm), build a new database and will upload a more complete named page 'mercato del lavoro'.
All added terms will be collected in the category Category:TextTermAdded.
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Hello Friends & Folk!
...and a very
Happy Happy Father's Day
to those wonderful people who have raised us, loved us, stood by us & put up with us!!!
My dear, sweet husband is one of those guys who was born to be a Dad…
from day one you have been by my side helping to nurture, guide & teach ~
and our reward is a loving, compassionate daughter who loves us just as equally-fierce.
~ do you remember the day I told you "we" were finally pregnant after 7 loooong years?
I will never forget the look on your face.
...and do you remember how you fell head-over-heels in love
with that tiny baby that was just born?
I do.
I watched you then & I watch you now,
and I have learned from you so much...
we are so proud of you for your accomplishments
and I thank the stars everyday for you ~
|Peter & Hannah
|doing what he loves to do ~ work!!! lol
|…enjoying just one of many of our animal-friends ~ this is Peaches, our Sun Conure {parrot}
ok, enough of that mush ~
on to
…do you remember a while back when I re-did my ugly sewing box?
well, Miss Joan has followed suit and has re-done hers!!!!!
and just LOOk at this beauty ~
Miss Joan has taken one of her {{{many}}} vintage needlework pieces
and stitched it to the top of her sewing box!!!
she added a dark blue rick-rack to the edge….perfect!
she also wrapped the handle with red/cream homespun which she loves so much….
~ very clever girl ~
|at first Joan thought this was needlepoint, but upon closer inspection, it is actually cross stitch done in wool!
and here what's inside ~
Miss Joan is an antiques dealer,
and as such ~ she has the opportunity to
hoard um…'collect' many things.
BUT her
downfall passion is seeing items!!
I will be taking my camera to Miss Joan's House
and capture her sewing room for you all to see in an upcoming post ~
oh my stars & garters you will NOT want to miss that post!
~ just look at all that great stuff in there ~
makes me want to go buy another box just to re-do it again!!!!!!
Thank you Joanie, for allowing me to share your beautiful sewing box with my readers :)
{now go dust that sewing room 'cause I'm coming!!}
Next on the
Buttermilk Basin's Summerthyme Blog Hop is ~
also remember to visit Stacy's blog
...to learn a little more about each designer
Thanks for the kind words regarding my little Picking Posies Scissors Fob ~
I would love to see your finishes!
Have a beautiful day, my friends ~ spend it with those who love you most ~
~ Blessings from the Farm ~


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"If it isn't broken, don't fix it". So, what do you do when something is broken, you've tried to 'fix' it but it just isn't working? A friendship that has been such a big part of my life is broken, to be quite honest it's dead. Over the past many months I have just kept putting my blinders on. Day after day I would keep telling myself that "they're just really busy right now". "They will call to get together" but no phone call has come. I have tried to 'fix' things but apparently my 'repairs' are futile.
I don't know why it is so hard for me to let it go. Maybe because I went through one of the deepest, darkest times in my life with these people and I thought they were really some of the best friends I could have ever been blessed to have. Maybe because they have been a part of my life for so long. First as amazing friends doing things together with just us adults, and then adding all of our children into the mix. Maybe it is because I need them, and want them to be a part of my life but they're not interested and I just have such a hard time believing we're done.
The signs have been there for a long time, I have just been unwilling to admit to them. To realize I am no longer a part their lives, no longer needed as a friend breaks my heart. I will just be a causal acquaintance saying a sweet 'hello' as we pass in the halls at school, or in the aisles of a neighborhood store.
I don't know what God's plan is for the future but I need to give the control up to Him now. I realize the joy has been in the journey shared with these wonderful people over these past many, many years. To know that loving is Never for nothing. I need to rest assured that I love them, I was blessed to have them be a part of my life and the life of my family. I won't ever give up on them, but I will let go and let God because I think that is the only way my heart will heal.
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I still feel a bit of shock when I think about this year. At this time last year I was separating with my second agent. MEASURING UP and WHAT A BOY WANTS had both gone on submission to major US publishers and they all said no. I was depressed and wondering if I'd ever make it in this business. It's AMAZING what a year can bring! I thank God and my readers every day for making it possible! I've not only successfully self published multiple books, but I've also sold a three book adult series and MISPLACED, a YA collab I wrote with Jolene Perry to Entangled Publishing.
If I've learned anything from this it's that anything is possible. Your dreams are never too far out of reach.
Wow... I got all mushy there, didn't I? LOL.
That's all from me for now. More details coming soon and if you didn't see my good news from earlier today, scroll down :)


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Adult Forums
St. Mary's offers faith formation opportunities for adults throughout the year. Always prompting lively discussions, these sessions are based on topics suggested by parishioners--sometimes "ripped from the headlines" of current world events. Guest presenters and St. Mary's clergy periodically present forums that delve deeper into matters of faith, Christian living and our ministry to others.
Second Saturday Discussion Series
Join us at 9:30 a.m. on the second Saturday of each month as we delve deeper into topics important to the faith journey of all Christians. These one-hour discussion groups are informal and everyone is welcome to join us when your schedule permits.
Our current discussion series focuses on C. S. Lewis' masterwork, Mere Christianity. Discussion topics will include: How do we differentiate right from wrong?, Who is God? What is Free Will? How should Christians behave? Why is hope so vital to humans? Why is there a Trinity: God in three persons? What is the cost of being Christian?
About Mere Christianity
One of the most popular and beloved introductions to the concept of faith ever written, Mere Christianity is a collection of scintillating brilliance which remains strikingly fresh for the modern reader, and which confirms C. S. Lewis's reputation as one of the leading Christian writers and thinkers of our age. The book brings together C. S. Lewis's legendary radio broadcasts during the World War II years, in which he set out simply to "explain and defend the belief that has been common to nearly all Christians at all times." Rejecting the boundaries that divide Christianity's many denominations, Mere Christianity provides an unequalled opportunity for believers and nonbelievers alike to absorb a powerful, rational case for the Christian faith. A forceful and accessible discussion of Christian belief, Mere Christianity is one of the most widely read and discussed introductions to Christianity ever written. Lewis uncovers common ground upon which all Christians can stand together.
About C. S. Lewis
Clive Staples Lewis (1898-1963) was one of the intellectual giants of the twentieth century and arguably one of the most influential writers of his day. A close friend and colleague of J. R. R. Tolkien, Lewis was a Fellow and Tutor in English Literature at Oxford University until 1954, when he was unanimously elected to the Chair of Medieval and Renaissance Literature at Cambridge University, a position he held until his retirement. Lewis wrote more than thirty books, allowing him to reach a vast audience, and his works continue to attract thousands of new readers every year. His most distinguished and popular accomplishments include Mere Christianity, Out of the Silent Planet, The Great Divorce, The Screwtape Letters, and the universally acknowledged classics The Chronicles of Narnia. To date, the Narnia books have sold over one hundred million copies and have been adapted into three major motion pictures.
Parish Fellowship
A community-wide Potluck Brunch is hosted in the Guild Hall on the first Sunday of each month. Guests are invited to join us and there is always plenty of good food, good fun and good fellowship.
Game nights, church suppers, movie nights, theater outings, ladies' night out, and even sleigh rides are held year round. St. Mary's is a great place to work, pray, and celebrate God's love!
Information about Children's and Youth Faith Formation is on a separate page.


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This painter represented the Venetian school in Russia. A student of Sebastiano Ricci, he was one of the busiest painters in the field of monumental decoration, who painted "in oils and fresco, with such ease as to arose admiration." In Italy he worked with Tiepolo and with Giamberrino Cignaroli from Verona on the decoration of the Palazzo Barbarigo; with Diziani on the decoration of the Palazzo Bernardi, 1743-50, and the Palazzo Contarini at S. Benedetto, c. 1748, and on his own at the Palazzo Boldù, 1744-45, and the Palazzo Duolo, c. 1743.
c.1761. Oil on canvas. 106 x 89 cm. The Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia.
. Oil on canvas 319 x 845 cm. Szepmuveseti Muzeum, Budapest, Hungary. Read Note.
. Oil on canvas. 30 x 22 cm. Szepmuveseti Muzeum, Budapest, Hungary. Read Note.
. Fresco. Palazzo Bernardi, Venice, Italy.
. Fresco in Palazzo Contarini, Venice, Italy.
Painting of Venice. by Klára Garas. Corvina. Budapest. 1968.
Paintings of the 18th-early 20th centuries from the Reserves of the Russian Museum. by K. Mikhailova and G. Smirnov. Leningrad. 1982.


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Thanks to Shipsomnia Festival I went for the first time in my life on a big boat, on a cruise.
I didn't know what to expect, just seasick or fear of being surrounded by water. But it was nothing like this.
I boarded in Barcelona, on a hot day with Noemi my friend. After we passed the check-in, we decided to go around the ship and see how it looks like. It was huge, and I felt I am on a TITANIC boat :))) there were loads of hallways of hotel rooms, and up on Deck 12 was the dining room which was extremely elegant and beautiful. We stopped there because the smell of food was too tempting.
After we filled our bellies with the best food ever, we went to see our room which had a balcony. I loved it. Everything looked so beautiful.
During the cruise, I didn't felt that the boat is moving as I expected so in some moments I would think that I was in a real hotel.
All the sunsets, all the moments when I watched the sea were so breathtaking. Some things are just way too beautiful. I am forever grateful.
4 days on this amazing boat and I wished I can stay there more. Hope to go back soon on a cruise like that.
Thank you Shipsomnia for this experience <3


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The Ordnance Survey are thinking of revising how latitude and longitude are represented on Britain's paper maps, to bring them into line with the system used by GPS. It may make a difference of mere millimetres to the average hillwalker, but they are canvassing opinion on the idea before taking it further.
e're considering changing the overlay showing latitude and longitude markers on Ordnance Survey paper maps. This would mean moving towards the overlay showing latitude and longitude used on GPS devices, to help bring digital navigation devices and paper maps closer together and work more in harmony. We believe this would have little impact on the majority of users of our paper maps; however, we would like your opinions on this change to ensure we fully consider all options and impacts before we make a final decision.
We'd like you to read the information below, and, if you would like to share your thoughts on how this would affect you, please complete our short survey by Friday 3 October.
Most people use OS paper maps for location – either they want to know where they are, or where they want to get to (or even where they've just been). Once you have an OS paper map in front of you, there are a couple of ways of identifying the location you're after – you can use National Grid, or latitude and longitude.
Most countries will define a 'grid' that can be overlaid onto a map of their country to help determine location. In Great Britain, the National Grid is the map reference system used on all Ordnance Survey maps to identify the position of any feature. The National Grid breaks Great Britain down into progressively smaller squares identified first by letters and then numbers.
Latitude is generally understood as your position in relation to the equator, which is 0o, and the distances you might be north or south of that line. Longitude is generally understood as your position in relation to the 'Prime Meridian', which for Great Britain (and much of the rest of the world) is sited at the Royal Observatory, Greenwich. This is also 0o.
Each of these methods will help you to pinpoint and find a location on a map.
To make life a little more complicated, the Earth is not a perfect sphere – it's a bit squashed at the poles, so it bulges around the equator (like a Satsuma) – this shape is called 'ellipsoid'. This can impact on how location is calculated; various interpretations have developed as geographers adapt latitude and longitude calculations to best fit the 'ellipsoid' in their part of the world – these are 'datums'.
Ordnance Survey's work in Great Britain uses the "Airy 1830 ellipsoid" to underpin the representation of latitude and longitude on OS paper maps, as this best fits Britain. However, in recent years, more and more map users are starting to use GPS devices, which operate on a datum with a wider geographical reach than just Great Britain. The datum that underpins GPS is called WGS84, and through sheer volume of usage is starting to become the default datum.
To support this increasing usage of GPS devices, OS are considering options that could help bring digital navigation devices and paper maps closer together and work more in harmony. Such an option could be the changing of the overlay on paper maps from Airy 1830 to WGS84.
It's important for us to stress that this is NOT a change in the base map datum or the National Grid, which remains the Transverse Mercator Projection on the Airy 1830 ellipsoid, but it would result in a change in the datum of the latitude/longitude overlay only, adjusting where the latitude/longitude markers fall on the OS paper maps. For OS Landranger Maps, this movement may be as little as 2mm.
We realise that this is an important change to how our paper maps are presented, so we want to find out what the impact of implementing this change might be to you, the users of OS paper maps. The link below takes you through to a short survey of seven questions – please complete the survey and let us know how this might affect you if we were to move ahead with this change. The survey window closes Friday 3 October 2014, so please send your thoughts to us before then.
- You can complete the survey here


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Along with a person's age are developing health problems, that's the reason it is very unlikely for medical establishments not to have patients. Thus, along with increase of patients should also be increase in medical employees that will totally cater to all the needs of every patient. And these individuals are what we name certified nursing assistants (CNAs).
But before starting your chosen career, you initially have to underwent a state accredited CNA training. This may sound simple, but these training courses can actually run you thousands for tuition. Prices vary depending on which city you're in; $400 is offered in Lakewood while $1000 is the price in Lakewood. Best news is, there are free CNA training programs you may actually get into.
Free classes are typically offered at hospitals, nursing homes, and rehab centers. The aim of most of the medical facilities is to train trainees for free and then take advantage of their presence in daily operations. In the end, the expense of looking and training a fresh hire is nearly similar to the CNA training class tuition. Some facilities may even require you to work for them following the training. The local employment office is also one venue where you can find decent training offers. They usually make this seen to the vast majority of population. If you belong to a household with low-income, if you're unemployed or a military old soldiers, your state will give you the privilege of taking the training course for free. In Washington, this is what usually happens.
The list of free CNA training classes won't be complete without online learning facilities. With this method being so convenient, you have all the chance to control your timetable and maximize your study time. Learning can never be this fun and affordable.Author: Paula Shelton


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Thanks for the kind words, Eddy, doing my best! Maybe someone finds this build blog useful then mission accomplished!
@ Alex: The Maus did not have cooling problems. The first engine was gasoline powered, then they modified it to take Diesel. At this time the radiators were reduced by one third on the port side and an enlarged fuel tank took the freed up space. Then there was a reduction of cooling surface by one third on the starboard side in November 1944 when the V2 received its final Diesel engine, the MB 517 that supposedly was more efficient. And the loss of cooling surface was compensated for by increasing the revs on the fans.


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Jon Keeling, everyone's favorite taxpayer funded, former John Kasich staffer, Ohio Republican douchebag blogger, is really tipping his hand lately.? Yesterday, Jon Keeling made it clear he'd rather that Rob Portman run against Lee Fisher.? Today, he takes a silly shot at Tom Ganley, Portman's teabagging, NY23 Doug Hoffman endorsing, teleprompter reading primary opponent from Tea Party Central Casting.
I'm beginning to like Jon Keeling.? But I'm REALLY beginning to like Tom Ganley.
John Keeling said "The question is whether Republican voters are interested in nominating a rookie outsider, or a voice of experience with a record of success in Congress."
I answered with this :
gopflame said…
Define success. It sounds like you define success as someone who voted for NAFTA,crafted and shepherded 24 UNFAIR trade agreements through the Congress,resulting in a net loss of over 3 million U.S. jobs overseas.
I am willing to bet that in this economy most Americans will define success as someone who has created thousands of jobs here in America for the last 41 years.
You can learn more about TOM GANLEY at http://www.tomganley.com


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Around the House
Well I got back into town from a work trip last night to find several messages from Mrs. Vladimir. During the weekend Mr. Vladimir had Cousin Jerry come over to help with setting up the new home office. The main part of the message I got was Mrs. Vladimir screaming at someone, "NO WEB IN BOX? How I do Blog? What you mean no web in box!" So, they have lost their internet connection, and you will have me this week or until the Internet Company can get out to fix the situation. We all know how long that can take, especially since during the last visit Mr. Vladimir yelled at him for being late. I hope you all enjoy the book reviews I'll be blogging about.
D.J. Cappella
My Thoughts
Dream's Made Flesh is the follow-up novel to the Black Jewels Trilogy by Anne Bishop. It is a fantastic completion of short stories that fill in the gaps of your favorite characters. This novel can be read in tandem with the trilogy or to follow-up after the joys run through the dark passion of the blood. The great part of this novel is that the short story Kaleer's Heart closes up the trilogy by telling the aftermath story of Janelle, Damon, and the SaDiablo Family. As a stand alone novel I feel it lacks the thrill and pull of the trilogy, but as a companion to the trilogy this completion enhances the fantastic twists of the Realms of Blood.
Rating is a 8 out of 10
Buy the Book at http://www.outandaboutadventures.com/Book_Recommendations.html
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Single Particle Analysis
The Adeno-associated virus serotype 2 (AAV-2) has inherent qualities suitable for an ideal gene therapy vector. It is non-pathogenic, illicits a low immune response, and is widely tropic infecting both dividing and non-dividing cells. To this end, recombinantly engineered AAV vectors are in use for the treatment of a variety of diseases. However, AAV's wide cell tropism is also a disadvantage and works against efficient delivery of genetic material. AAV-2's infection process is initiated by binding to a primary (attachment) receptor, Heparan Sulfate Proteoglycan (HSPG) after which it binds to a co-receptor. Structural information regarding how it interacts with its receptors could greatly facilitate the achievement of tailored cell-specific vectors.
Cryo-EM single particle analysis (SPA)is becoming an increasingly popular technique for solving macromolecular structures. For those with a high order of symmetry such as icosahedral viruses, cryo-em lends the opportunity to resolve strucrual features at near atomic resolution. I performed the technique of SPA on vitrified images of AAV-2 in its native state and as a complex with a 17kDa fragment of its primary cellular receptor, heparin. Above in garnet and gold are stereo views of native(top row) and heparin-AAV-2(bottom row) at 7.8A and 8.3A respectively. The arrow points to extra density located near the shoulder of each three-fold related peak. A heparin-AAV-2 minus AAV-2 difference map (blue, below) reveals this extra density to be located directly over a cluster of amino acids previously implicated in binding by mutagenic studies.
A) Wild-type AAV-2 (garnet and gold) with a superimposed positive difference map (blue) contoured at two thresholds. The lower of two thresholds is shown with semi-transparency. B) Magnified stereo view of the white square in A in the same orientation. Colored differently are chains of the crystal structure after symmetry expansion (RSCB entry 1LP3). Shown as spheres are amino acids previously implicated in primary receptor binding. A gold arrow denotes the 3-fold axis of symmetry. C) Same as in A with 3 heparin 9-mers (gray, ball & stick) built by connecting rigidly fit monosaccharide units from RSCB entry 1SR5 into a difference map (white, semitransparent). D) Same as in C with the difference map removed.
- Mitchell DA., O'Donnell J., Hare J.T, Chapman M.S. Serotype-specific detection of adeno-associated virus during laboratory preparation. J. Virol. Methods 136(1-2):277-82 (2006).
- Jason O'Donnell, Kenneth A. Taylor & Michael S. Chapman. Adeno-Associated Virus-2 and its primary cellular receptor cryo-EM structure of a heparin complex. Virology 385 434-443 (2009).