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Alter1) change my logo to 3D. 2) remove some backgrounds and change the files into PNG. around 30 simple images. mostly fruit images in jpg format
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hi there,
job 1 ) I have a logo in a very high quality ai, eps and PNG format and I want to change it to a 3D version. I want the logo in original files such as ai and eps as well as PNG with no background.
job2) I have around 30 simple images mostly fruits such as apple and orange. they are all in JPG format with a white background. I want the backgrounds removed and have the images in a very high resolution PNG format with transparent background.
please have a look at the images attached. one of them is my logo ( low quality ) and the other one is one of the fruits.
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Why do we need a USEF Amateur card?
When you ask anyone what makes an individual an Amateur rather a Professional, they will be very confident in answering that an Amateur is involved in sport for the love of it while a Professional makes money from a sport in addition to loving the sport. How hard is that? Why do we need Amateur cards? Why do we need to pay for them? Great questions with interesting answers.
Deciding what constitutes an Amateur gets more difficult when individuals start to ask questions about what limits there are to what an Amateur might do. Every governing body for every sport grapples with these questions so that they can provide clear, consistent guidance to participants. USEF has a wonderful Sportsman's Charter to provide some philosophical guidance but discovered long ago that the challenge was to create clear standards, to publish those standards in the form of rules and finally in enforcing those rules.
In past years WDAA has insisted that anyone competing at our World Championship show as an Amateur provide proof of that with either an Amateur card issued by a non USEF Breed like AQHA, an USEF Amateur card or a WDAA Amateur Affidavit. I was surprised by emails after our WC show in 2015 questioning the Amateur status of some competitors. WDAA did not and does not have the resources or the legal and hearing infrastructure to deal with this very important issue.
This year we are a USEF show and USEF is providing those resources and that infrastructure. We have grown as a discipline and grown up as an association; that growth and maturity means that WDAA and our WC show need to step up to the next level. USEF has an obligation to any competitor at a USEF licensed show to enforce the rules to protect exhibitors and horses. This comes at a cost to USEF and at a cost to exhibitors.
When you compete in a Junior Exhibitor class, you only need to be able to prove your age. Anyone can compete in Open classes; that is the definition of "open" to everyone. When you compete in an Amateur class, you have special status in the equine world. Being an Amateur is special; WDAA recognizes this special status and USEF has created rules to guide us and stands ready to enforce those rules to protect us.
USEF is considered the governing body of equine sport in the United States. This is a pretty heavy load to carry. Protecting our horses' welfare in competitions, ensuring a fair and level playing field and protecting our Amateur status costs USEF a great deal of staff, legal and financial resources. Requiring membership in USEF to have an Amateur card is important to support USEF as it works to protect us and to protect our horses.
I am delighted to be an Amateur; I am grateful to USEF for their support of me as an Amateur; and I am willing to do my part by being a member of USEF.


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Monday, 11 May 2009
New freebie kit
52 comments:
- Anonymous said...
De tha se parakalesoume kiolas, vlameni, e vlameni!
- 11 May 2009 at 20:42:00 BST
- Shel said...
Ack! I didn't read your blog yesterday or else I would have commented. Hope you're feeling better soon. I can't wait to see what you've got for us next!
- 11 May 2009 at 20:43:00 BST
- Michelle Simone said...
Sorry you're feeling unloved. I, too, missed your post yesterday because we were busy with Mommy's Day stuff. I always love your kits!
- 11 May 2009 at 20:49:00 BST
- Sharon said...
Sorry you aren't feeling "perky". I didn't get to my computer yesterday because of Mother's Day activities either. Just know that we love your work and hope that you get to feeling better soon.
Sharon from Texas
- 11 May 2009 at 20:53:00 BST
- MacFanDee said...
HI Vicki-
I wasn't online yesterday. Mom's day and all. Sending lots of love your way......LOVE...LOVE...LOVE......
- 11 May 2009 at 20:54:00 BST
- llaxton said...
Ditto..not online yesterday since it was Mother's Day so I didn't read any blogs. Just catching up today so here is some luv for ya! Get well soon!
- 11 May 2009 at 21:00:00 BST
- Laura said...
I'm sorry you feel unloved. I was busy all weekend and didn't get to my computer to catch up on my blogs and emails. You are a wonderful designer.....I love your kits!
- 11 May 2009 at 21:01:00 BST
- Snowsmoon said...
MIss Vicky YOU are SO LOVED
I have been a crazy couple of week in the digi world. I have noticed that not much happenening but it doesn't mean we don't love YOU!
Hope you are feeling better and have a wonderful week! love from across the pond!
- 11 May 2009 at 21:04:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
I totally missed your post too! I would have commented even though I dont think I have ever done it before. I LOVE your kits. you ARE loved!
- 11 May 2009 at 21:27:00 BST
- Laramie said...
Vicki: Hope your getting some love now and feeling all better. Had so much fun picking up some of your kits on NSD can't wait to make some layouts. You are the Bomb. LOL.
- 11 May 2009 at 21:58:00 BST
- txbubbles said...
Hope you get to feeling better!
Big hugs,
Vicki in Texas
- 11 May 2009 at 21:58:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
Sorry, luv - it was Mother's Day! Do know you're appreciated and that your designs are lovely.
- 11 May 2009 at 22:11:00 BST
- Vicki said...
Woo hoo! Thanks girls - you cheered me up!! Because it wasn't Mother's Day here in England, I didn't really consider that you'd all be busy!! LOL!
- 11 May 2009 at 22:15:00 BST
- Rene said...
I'm another that missed reading your post yesterday. You know I love you or I wouldn't have requested that wedding kit! Actually, I'd say 90% of my layouts use AWP kits :)
- 11 May 2009 at 22:16:00 BST
- Linda Walton aka bobbysgirlforever said...
LOL! Vicki love, SO true that it is hard to remember the holidays from other parts of the world that don't coincide with one's own! SO much to remember everyday, eh?
I, too, am sorry to hear that you've been feeling under the weather and hope that your readers have brought LOTS of SUNSHINE to you today!
It was SO good to hear from you and I look forward to our chat VERY soon sweetie. Take care of yourself and I just KNOW that Rob, Pompey and Lily are doing all they can to cheer you up and help your recovery along!
Lots of love and BIG hugs,
Linda :)
- 11 May 2009 at 22:32:00 BST
- Diana said...
Sorry you don't feel very good. My kids all live out of town and was lucky enough to have them home yesterday for Mother's Day or I would have been blue with you!! I love your designs and appreciate all that you do for us non-designer types. So thank you so much for whatever and whenever you share with us.
- 11 May 2009 at 22:37:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
It isn't that you aren't loved - we just had lots of Mom stuff this weekend.
Speaking for myself, I never thank you like I should. I am really in love with your work and always appreciate your kindness in sharing. Thank you so very much.
- 11 May 2009 at 22:38:00 BST
- Terebene said...
Lesson - never post on Mother's Day. I always check here but not yesterday! I'm sorry you aren't well. We don't mind waiting. Get better!
- 11 May 2009 at 22:50:00 BST
- Mac's Wifey said...
I hope you are feeling better soon. Sorry, I am quilty just as the rest on not looking on here yesterday. Does it count I was at the store and got that charming Toy Box kit you made? lol
- 11 May 2009 at 22:51:00 BST
- Ruth said...
NO - we can't have you feeling unloved!! It's just that yesterday was mother's day & we all had to pry ourselves away from scrapping & pay atention to our moms & let our own children "slobber" all over us. LOL
We love you!
- 11 May 2009 at 23:28:00 BST
- Kori said...
I am sorry that I didn't read your blog yesterday in time to comment. I guess I will just have to wait until next week. I hope you feel better soon!!!
- 11 May 2009 at 23:40:00 BST
- Jac said...
Hi Vicki, you are most certainly not un-loved! I LOVE your work and think it is amazing. Have just made a card using your Goerge & the Dragon collab kit its here and the sentiment goes to you. Incase you dont get chance to peek on the blog I'm sending this to a sick child via the PostPals. Sending you and your gorgeous dogs loads of hugs. xx
- 11 May 2009 at 23:40:00 BST
- jmutchler said...
Sorry I missed your post. I hope that you feel better soon! We love your stuff...so we'll just have to wait until next week, I guess!
Take care.
- 11 May 2009 at 23:51:00 BST
- RoverGal said...
I have to admit that I didn't read your post yesterday because of the STI newsletter in my email. I LOVE your freebies and really appreciate everything you make for all of us.
Hope you're feeling better soon, and I'll be anxiously awaiting next week's freebie!
- 11 May 2009 at 23:54:00 BST
- Marif said...
Here's a little more love from me. I comment very often, but missed it yesterday. Oh well, we can wait a week for another awesome freebie!
When you feel down, remind yourself that you have 283 followers (I have 18!), and your kits get downloaded ... well let's just say a lot more than mine, so even though people don't always take the time to say it, we love your kits and we LOVE you for your talent and generosity!
Marif XOXO
- 12 May 2009 at 00:03:00 BST
- Scrapping Mom of 5 said...
Sorry you feel unloved. Between Mother's Day and spotting internet I was barely on at all yesterday and never made it checking the blogs.
- 12 May 2009 at 00:14:00 BST
- Shauna said...
I wasn't checking blogs yesterday, since it was mother's day. I'm sorry you are feeling unloved, because it just isn't so.
- 12 May 2009 at 00:31:00 BST
- Itsjuls said...
Sorry your feeling that way..... but I too along with it seems like all the other mom's on here were a bit occupied with Mother's Day....
I hope that you are feeling better and that you know that we care about you!
- 12 May 2009 at 00:46:00 BST
- Michele said...
I agree with everyone else you are LOVED! :-) I bet you didn't even think about it because you are in England and it wasn't your mother's day yesterday. But know we all love your designs!
Also, I used your Country Life kit in a speed scrap today. Please check out my blog to see it. http://thescrappinsunflower.blogspot.com/
- 12 May 2009 at 01:40:00 BST
- Penny S said...
Didn't mean to make you feel unloved but didn't get on-line yesterday due to Mother's Day. Get well soon.
- 12 May 2009 at 02:44:00 BST
- Keryn said...
Hope you are feeling better soon Vicki. Sending hugs to you.
- 12 May 2009 at 03:16:00 BST
- Nancy said...
I didn´t see your blog yesterday, sorry if you feel not love, but here is the prove that everyone love you and all the great things that you do. Big Hugs!!!
- 12 May 2009 at 03:20:00 BST
- Carmen said...
Sorry you weren't feeling well. I had a whole house full of people not feeling well last week.
Like a LOT of people said, it was Mother's Day so little internet time. I forget other's don't always have the same holidays.
Lots of appreciation here today though. ;P
- 12 May 2009 at 03:53:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
Sorry you are "under the weather" (do they say that in England?) Hope you are bouncing back even as we type our good wishes to you! :-)
- 12 May 2009 at 04:28:00 BST
- N.T. said...
Just adding into the heap that you are loved! Your work is great and I appreciate it.
One of the odd things about this medium is that, for me, the other person always seems like they could be just down the street and not necessarily thousands of miles away! (thus not having a holiday when you don't)
- 12 May 2009 at 04:30:00 BST
- Carolyn said...
Okay, I'll admit that I popped in for a couple of minutes before the kids and folks got here and I read your post. I started to comment and then I thought to myself how rude I would feel to ask you to post a freebie a week ahead of what you had planned! I'd feel like I had a case of the "gimmies"! So you see Vicki, you can't win for losing! You know we all love you and your beautiful designs. =)
- 12 May 2009 at 04:47:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
Sorry Vicki.. I do my downloading .. visiting at night.. and I was distracted by a 3 yr old that would not go to sleep. Sooo... I did not see your post. :S
Trust me .. we lovvvve you.. and lovvvve your gifts and talent!!!
Sorry to have been a dope.
Di ;)
- 12 May 2009 at 05:04:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
Oh and thannnnnnnnnnk you for all that you have ever given us.. and when I have not left ya love for the gifts. Love.. love.. love to you!!
Di ;)
- 12 May 2009 at 05:05:00 BST
- four2five said...
LOL! I'm comment 39... are you feeling a little more loved?!!!
It was Mothers Day on Sunday... I guess everyone was too busy eating & opening gifts, to be sitting at the computer?!!
- 12 May 2009 at 05:36:00 BST
- Denise said...
I hope you are feeling better today. I didn't get a chance to read your blog yesterday. Sorry.
- 12 May 2009 at 06:08:00 BST
- 丽达 said...
I like your kit! Its color is beautiful! Thank you for your hard work ~ I love you! Dear friends! !
- 12 May 2009 at 09:18:00 BST
- Ruby said...
Hi - Sorry I didn't post a comment yesterday! Hope you are feeling better now, and a little more LOVED by your followers. We all love the work you do and the love you share with others.
- 12 May 2009 at 09:36:00 BST
- TerriM said...
Well I can see a lot of people thought the same thing finding you felt so unloved because just 1 person responded about the kit, LOL. I hope this will help make up for feeling unloved as you can see by the numbers, your very much loved, LOL. Although, I can wait a week for the new kit, but it'd be nice to have it early too --hehe. Hugs -- xoxo!! (terri - hawaii)
- 12 May 2009 at 11:50:00 BST
- Jeff said...
Wow what a response - well I purchased your store a couple of weeks ago and now I can not find the code but I will. Sorry I could not physically sit at the computer to leave you a note as my daily pain level was through the ceiling. Another call to the docs and the wife had to take a day off of work to care for me. I hate the days that you cannot put any weight on your legs. Anyway you are loved and your designs and how you share your God given talent is also loved by many many people. Don't give up yet, believe me I will trade anyone, anytime, anywhere problems just to live a somewhat normal life even for a day.
- 12 May 2009 at 12:04:00 BST
- Patrice said...
same thing here. I am one week post op from major surgery and I was using my laptop while laying down to complete some challenges but never got to all the blogs because I couldn't. I wanted to try to enjoy my Mom's day.
You are loved! And so are your kits!
- 12 May 2009 at 12:29:00 BST
- Kia said...
I've given you an award on your awesome blog!!!
You can pick it up here:
- 12 May 2009 at 12:49:00 BST
- Cra-Z-cat said...
sending u some love too.. sorry u're not feeling well.. i've slacked on visiting blogs as of late.. shift change at work as well as home life getting in the way of my playtime on the puter.. hope to get more regular when i go on 3rd shift in a few wks... lookin' fwd to ur new kit.. love ur work!!
- 12 May 2009 at 14:41:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
Love all the designs/kits you share with us! I have lots of your awesome kits from the Scrap That Idea store too.
Hope you are feeling better.
- 12 May 2009 at 14:54:00 BST
- Whitney said...
You and your beautiful work is loved!
- 12 May 2009 at 17:57:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
I absolutely love your designs and appreciate your generosity in sharing many kits for free. I sure hope that you are feeling very loved by now...irrespective of if/when you give us the new kit :) - Rupa
- 12 May 2009 at 18:30:00 BST
- ccynden said...
Are we forgiven yet? Please say yes. Love all that you do and have given from your heart.
- 13 May 2009 at 01:49:00 BST
- Anonymous said...
I don't normally comment on blogs but hope you feel better soon - and you are loved...look at all the comments!!!
- 13 May 2009 at 03:01:00 BST


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Won't you be my neighbor?
Truthfully, I have not left the nabe since 3:15 on Friday…furthermore, I haven't really left the house at all with the exception of a few moments very necessarily spent at the laundromat. Yoga could be a very uncomfortable experience for everyone if Marla runs out of clean skivvies.
Aside from a holiday party that consumed most of my day yesterday, what have I done this weekend? I know you're just dying of curiosity – not about the Big Love Marathon – but to hear about my experience with Bodhisattva Yoga right here in my own little hood of Park Slope.
Since I landed here in Brooklyn, I've been cultivating a fine relationship with this up and come borough. From the first week, it was clear that if I could just find a job here that I would never leave. That, however, proved to be impossible…and I have to make the trek to Manhattan every week day. That said, on the weekends I try desperately to avoid leaving my beloved borough.
From the inception of yoga madness some year and half ago, I've tried only 4 studios in Brooklyn: Park Slope Yoga Center, Devi, Bikram Yoga South Slope, Jaya Wellness…and now, finally Bodhisattva. I hate to say it, but I've not been a very good neighbor. Mr. Rogers would have been ashamed.
Saturday seemed like a good day to try out Bodhi's intermediate class. I arrived with one minute to spare and nearly found myself shut out of the class! I am usually very much a punctual, or even early person but I suppose I've become acostumed to Kundalini's laissez faire method of starting class. They usually never start on time there, and after it finally does start people seem to enter and leave as they see fit. Really, quite a relaxed arrival policy. Thankfully, someone did let me in…and not a minute too soon or I might have found myself marooned on the front steps in a blizzard.
Vivekan ushered me in and took my mat to set it up while I was guided to the back of the establishment to quickly stash my stuff and hear out a breif explanation of the newly found lack of heat in the building. Did I want to stay? They were offering me the cold saturday afternoon off…and did I take it? No. Because I'm a warrior. Perhaps, warrior 2 even.
Class very gradually crept to life with a lot of announcements and apologies for the cold classroom. Vivekan, although I'm sure he was irritated by my near-late arrival, has one of those mannerisms that serves well to condemn people, or announce terminal illness without even rocking the boat. He's a gentle, "slow no wake," kinda guy and I admire that. It's strange, but in a city so thoroughly saturated by yoga culture I have met a great many teachers that I feel do not have a demeanor suitable for mentoring. Believe it or not, your flexibility and history as a dancer does not qualify you to teach yoga. Maybe it is a good start, but the jury is still out on that.
In my opinion (and true to Bodhisattva's mission statement) the class was very much an intermediate style vinyasa. Per Vivekan, it was maybe a little bit more robust as to keep us from freezing on the coldest day of the year to date with nary a heater working. All and all, I enjoyed the class. Really, what seems to make or break it for me these days is quality of instruction and ability/willingness to go the extra distance. In a class with 2-10 people there is no reason I can think of that there shouldn' t be ample correction during class. I've had it both ways of course, and it does make all the difference. Vivekan is very much involved in his classes and completely willing and excited to demonstrate. He's also a compassionate physical correction kinda guy. He massaged the woman next to me's back…or what ever that weird rubbing that yoga teachers do is called.
After the class ended, and we had all survived the lack of heat (it really wasn't bad at all-does it help at all to say I was sweating, or is that a given?) Vivekan approached me and invited me to practice with an advanced class he was planning on forming. Now hot damn, mister, don't you mess with my ego! That's my soft spot!
You know, Vivken (*blush*), I am looking for a new home studio in the neighborhood. Maybe, um, this could be it…I could bring my puppets, my spare walking shoes, my primary colored sweaters, and fish feed and we could be new yoga buddies.
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Medical Student Education
The education of UT Southwestern medical students remains one of the core missions of the Department of Pediatrics. A solid foundation in childhood health and illness has long been recognized as one of the central components of a well-rounded medical education, and we strive to offer students the opportunity to explore the full breadth of pediatric medical care through our many programs.
At the center of these offerings is the core clerkship in Pediatrics. This required element of the medical curriculum consists of six weeks of clinical experience through the many care units housed at Children's Health℠ Children's Medical Center Dallas, in addition to select locations at Parkland Health & Hospital System. Faculty from the Department of Pediatrics also regularly host students in their clinics during students' Ambulatory Care Clerkship.
A full curriculum based on the core competencies as published by the Council on Medical Student Education in Pediatrics (COMSEP) is taught through bedside clinical supervision, daily rounds, in addition to various didactic sessions and team-based learning sessions facilitated by faculty in nearly all the divisions in the Department of Pediatrics. The entire curriculum is reviewed on an ongoing basis, based on feedback from medical school faculty, national regulatory agencies, and students themselves. Students rotating through the core clerkship continue to outpace national averages on standardized assessments. Exemplary of that, UT Southwestern students consistently score above the national average for comparable pediatric clerkships on the National Board of Medical Examiners subject exam in Pediatrics.
Along with their compulsory rotations during the Clerkship period, medical students have the opportunity for introductions to the many pediatric subspecialties through two to four week exploratory electives. From Cardiology, Genetics, and Infectious Diseases to our newest elective in Child Development and Autism, these electives can assist students with choosing their future discipline.
Post-Clerkship medical students at UT Southwestern have more flexibility to tailor their academic schedule to meet individual learning goals. Whether students want to gain a more in-depth exposure to pediatric subspecialties in preparation for an eventual career in pediatrics or just to strengthen their foundation in caring for children in advance of another career path, the department offers numerous opportunities to students through the facilities at Children's Health℠ and Parkland. Students can immerse themselves in acute/intensive care experiences via rotations in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit, and the Pediatric Emergency Department.
Extended experiences in any of the various subspecialty clinics, including Pediatric Hematology and Oncology, Nephrology, Gastroenterology, Endocrinology, and others are available for Post Clerkship students as well. The Department also offers, and continues to strive to increase the number of, international-health elective opportunities for students. Our faculty also mentor a number of students in individual scholarly investigative pursuits throughout their medical school years.
For students wishing to pursue a career in Pediatrics, the Preparation for Pediatric Internship course, or Boot Camp as it is commonly referred to, is designed to provide the essential knowledge and skills for entering pediatric residencies. The course emphasizes core pediatric knowledge and practical skills need for internship, including response to urgent patient care scenarios, daily intern tasks, effective communication, basic procedures, and use of evidence-based medicine.
Medical students rated their experience on their Pediatrics Clerkship as overwhelmingly positive in the past several years. Student feedback from course evaluations has remained consistently positive, specifically as it relates to autonomy, promotion of clinical skills, and preparation for internship. On the 2016 graduation questionnaire, 91.4 percent of UT Southwestern students rated their educational experience as "good" or "excellent."
Faculty from the Department of Pediatrics also participate, often in leadership roles, in the more didactic curricula of the first two years of medical school, including such key courses as genetics, biochemistry, endocrinology and medical ethics. Faculty members in the Department also served as mentors in the Colleges system at UT Southwestern since the system began in the 2007-2008 academic year. As a part of the new curriculum, each participating faculty member mentors a group of six pre-clerkship medical students and deliver curricula such as professionalism and ethics, communication skills, diagnostic and physical exam skills, and clinical reasoning and interpretation skills through weekly small group meetings. Colleges mentoring is continued monthly through the clerkship and post-clerkship periods.
The Department takes great pride in the quality of teaching provided by the entire faculty. At the 2016 Excellence in Education Annual Reception and Award ceremony, Dr. Angela Mihalic was presented with a pre-clerkship teaching award, and both she and Dr. Susan Hupp received Southwestern Academy of Teachers grants for their educational scholarship. Two of our faculty, including Dr. Mihalic and Dr. Dorothy Sendelbach, were inducted into the UT System Kenneth I. Shine, M.D., Academy of Health Science Education.
Perhaps most telling, every year about 30 students from the graduating medical school class choose to pursue careers in pediatrics or some combined program including pediatrics.


text: On behalf of the GBAtemp community I would just like to than you for the work that was put into getting Chrono Trigger working. You had no obligation to do so and even less motivation to release the patch based on what the Chrono Trigger release thread turned into. I would also like to that Toni Plutonij for putting up with the pages of edits required for the aforementioned thread. Anyone else that wished to say thank you, please feel free to post in this topic so they know that some people are truley grateful. EDIT: If a mods want to move it to another forum, please feel free to do so.


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China's Feb ethanol imports hit several-year low at 9 cu m on closing arbitrage
China's ethanol imports in February fell drastically to a several-year low of 9 cu m, merely around 0.39% of January's imports, according to China customs data released late last Friday, due to the hike in import duty and bearish sentiment in the domestic market.
In February, China imported 4 cu m of undenatured ethanol, mainly from Japan and Germany. Meanwhile, imports of denatured ethanol were 5 cu m, mainly from Japan and Spain.
The very little imports volume was widely anticipated by the market, as the arbitrage window was closed due to the 30% import tariff on denatured ethanol.
Additionally, bearish corn prices and the glut of corn in the country resulted in high operating rates in ethanol plants and low domestic ethanol prices.
On the export front, China sold 3,590 cu m ethanol in February, 2,358 cu m of it being undenatured ethanol. North Korea was the biggest buyer of China's undenatured ethanol, at 2,064 cu m, while South Korea was the main buyer of its denatured ethanol, at 1,225 cu m.
In the dried distiller grains, China's imports in February rose 91.2% month on month, or 32.8 million kg, to 68.8 million kg. All of the February imports were from the US.


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Author : Kelly P. Tillman.
Published : Mon, Apr 16 2018 :11 AM.
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Category : JD Templates.
Topic : Job description example pdfs.
A bank of job descriptions can be instrumental in supporting the development of other organizational documents and standards as well. Descriptions may offer a framework for developing performance evaluations. In addition, the information gleaned may provide a common thread for developing employee resumes, policy manuals, annual reports, and organizational media.
A job description is a critically important document used for hiring and managing employees.[1] It communicates the responsibilities of the person doing the job, and the qualifications and skills that are needed to complete it. Having a template for all job descriptions within a company or organization will help keep them consistent and uniform in style and substance, as well as ensure a fair hiring process. Create a document that provides a snapshot of the company and the department, and then provides a space for the job duties and required qualifications related to each particular position.


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I wanted to write this epic post about the Culture Crawl, that invaded my studio two weekends ago... but haven't had much chance to catch my breath... So in lieu of epic, here are some delightful photos that Joey took over the weekend:
Me in opening-night excitement/exhaustion-addled delirium.
Wall of art. Notice the red dots beginning to appear by some of the paintings? Red dots are beautiful...
Cheap(ish) art can be lucrative! Some of these were the first to go.
The best sister in the world (don't even try to tell me yours is better) made these amazing cookies for all my guests.
Yep, that's me. I've left this up on my studio door. It gives off a "hm, she's so professional" vibe, don't you think?


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Now in it's 12th year, SummerScreen brings crowds to Williamsburg's McCarren Park each Wednesday in July + August to enjoy a lineup of cult classic movies, live music, and food & drink from local vendors.
We were just thinking, we've never seen you dance. Do you dance? Join us at McCarren Park on July 26th to celebrate the legend of Queen of Tejano music (and dance!) Selena.
To Bring:
-Blankets, pillows, etc
-Your dog (please)
-Your favorite movie snacks
-Sparkle bustier
NOT to Bring:
-Alcohol (We will have beer and wine available though!)
-Chairs, umbrellas, other stuff that could block people's views
-Radios, boomboxes, etc.
-A bad attitude
As always, SummerScreen is free to the public and at the corner of North 12th St. and Bedford Ave. Gates open at 6pm, band plays at 7:15, and the film starts at sundown.
8/2: I Know What You Did Last Summer
8/9: Audience Choice
Audience pick is on August 9th so don't forget to cast your vote for the movie you want to see here: https://fans.vote/ACogJKeYOhc
We can dance this. Let us see you dance.


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This three kilometre long trail along with scores of smaller trails surrounded by greenery is an favourite place to escape from the burning sun during the summer, and is also a great place to try slacklining. You can extend your skate route by crossing Imperial Island (Císařský ostrov) over to nearby Troja. Click on the map below to view the route.
- Sports & Relaxation
- running / trekking / Nordic Walking
- in-line & skateboard
- cycling
- unusual sports
- with children
- wheelchair access
- pets allowed
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It is now time for me to set out for my third CD recording. The actual recording will take place in New York in July 2009 with pretty much the same team as the Afterburn CD.
Participating in the project by getting in here gives you access to the unique ArtistShare experience where so much of the creative process of the whole circus of making a original CD is documented for you to enjoy. This is a rich experience going far beyond, but still culminating in the delivery of the CD recording.
Through audio, video, journals and more we will show what goes on in the process, composing, rehearsing, recording session, hanging out, live bootlegs and behind the scenes kind of things with these amazing musicians. My 2 previous recordings here at ArtistShare has gained an amazing critical acclaim worldwide and this will be an interesting ride too.


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Organization Man
Why the Dean campaign isn't worried about Zogby.
DES MOINES, IOWA—Tim Connolly should be scared, maybe even terrified, that Howard Dean is going to lose and lose big. Not because of the much-touted polls that show Dean sinking to a four-way tie in Iowa with the caucuses less than 48 hours away, but because Connolly, the Dean campaign's Iowa state field director, has seen the campaign's internal numbers. And using traditional Iowa math, the numbers don't look good.
"We did an analysis of our 'ones' "—the voters the campaign has determined are committed to caucusing for Dean (a "two" is a leaner, and a "three" is undecided), Connolly says. "Sixty-five percent of them have never caucused before, which is an extremely high number and would scare the shit out of most campaigns," because they'd be worried that the voters wouldn't show up Monday night. But Connolly's not scared. "Common sense would say I should be, but I'm not," he says. "We have the organizational strength to meet that challenge."
Organization. It's the mantra of every pundit on television and every campaign on the ground two days before the caucuses. At most of the candidate events I've attended since arriving in Iowa Thursday, I had the feeling I was watching a sideshow from the real campaign that was taking place somewhere else: on the streets and in people's homes. The story of the final days of Dean's Iowa campaign isn't his bus trip or his stump speeches. It's his 3,500 out-of-state volunteers who've come from all over the country—and farther, including three expatriates from Tokyo—to canvass the state. Over the course of the campaign's final three days, they're knocking on more than 200,000 doors. If Dean wins Monday, Connolly and the campaign will have proved that the Internet's effect on politics isn't just about fund-raising or Meetup or blogging. The Internet can win the ground war.
"We did an analysis of every precinct that is walkable, which is not a precise science," Connolly says. Those walkable precincts make up only about a third of the state's 1,993 precincts, but they include probably 85 percent to 90 percent of the delegate total. The Dean campaign mapped each one using computer software, and it determined the address of every registered Democrat and independent voter in the precincts. Suitably armed with the map, the addresses, and the right amount of Dean paraphernalia, the volunteers are swarming the state. Even if they don't convert a single voter, they return with important information—who's supporting Kerry or Edwards or Gephardt, who's undecided but going to the caucuses, who likes Dean but needs a babysitter to be able to caucus—that the campaign can use to fine-tune its strategy up to the final hours.
What does this have to do with the Internet? The vast majority of the volunteers who make up this weekend's "Perfect Storm" for Dean signed up online, transmitting their names, their housing needs, their flight information, and more. "We could not do the Storm without the Internet," Connolly says. Nor could the campaign have been prepared well enough to have specific jobs ready for each volunteer as he or she arrived. "It's still just the Stormers knocking on a door. But the back end—they would not be here and effectively employed and utilized were it not for the Internet."
The Net is the tool that's enabled the Dean campaign to capitalize on the grass-roots energy created by its candidate. In the past, an insurgent candidate like Dean would generate excitement, but he wouldn't be able to turn it into an organization. "This happened with Gary Hart," says Connolly, who worked for Hart's '84 campaign. "You got excited about the guy named Gary Hart, you liked what he was saying, but there was no local office to call, you couldn't go to a Meetup, etc."
The Internet excels at just keeping people involved with the campaign. "A volunteer who has nothing to do will become discouraged and no longer volunteer," Connolly says. "You used to do things. You'd have cases of envelopes, and you'd have people address them. And when they're done, you'd throw them away." Or you'd have volunteers enter unnecessary data into computers. Just to keep people involved and interested in the campaign and the candidate. The Dean blog serves the same function, while also serving as a communications medium and a fund-raising tool. The role of the Internet and the blog in the campaign's ground organization is what Dean's skeptics haven't understood, Connolly says. "They think that the Dean campaign is simply a cybercampaign. They don't realize that each of those people also lives in the analog world."
Just a couple of hours after I finished talking with Connolly, the Dean campaign was hit with its latest piece of bad news: the latest Des Moines Register poll, which shows Kerry in the lead with 26 percent, followed by Edwards at 23 percent, Dean at 20 percent, Gephardt at 18 percent, and a 4 percent margin of error. Connolly told me he doesn't "lose any sleep over the Zogby poll or any other poll," because he knows their strength on the ground.
Of course, every campaign hails its organizational strength. Gephardt spokesman Bill Burton told the Des Moines Register of his candidate's campaign, "This has been an organizational force in the state that has never been seen before by anybody, Democrats or Republicans." I asked Connolly what he'd be banking on if he were Gephardt's field director. Organized labor, the fact that he's won Iowa before, "and just the general denial that goes on in campaigns," he said. Monday night, we'll see who's in denial.


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Mon, 26 December 2011
The daggers and hatchets and scalpels and other assorted sharp implements come out this week, as it's time for El'Ahrai and John to give you their Top 5 Worst Movies of 2011! The savagery here displayed toward "Dolphin Tale" will chill your soul. Plus! Reviews of "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo", "Mission: Impossible--Ghost Protocol", and "Apollo 18"! Satan is simply the warden of a very large prison. Quiet man actually, thoughtful and he's well read. And I happen to know the idea of sacrificing children in his honor annoys him greatly.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode260.mp3
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Mon, 19 December 2011
The captain has turned on the Fasten Your Seatbelt sign, as we're coming in for a landing. And as 2011 makes its way down the runway, we have year-end business to attend to, starting with this week as John and El'Ahrai tell you the Top Five Things They Missed This Year. But wait, there's more! We also have an interview with "Christina" writer/director Larry Brand! Plus! Reviews of "Young Adult" and "Catch .44"! Whenever we're about to do something truly horrible, we always say that the French have been doing it for years.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode259.mp3
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Mon, 19 December 2011
Here is the entirety of our interview with writer/director Larry Brand! Let the dangertainment begin!
Direct download: LarryBrandWebExclusiveInterview.mp3
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Mon, 12 December 2011
O cruel WABAC machine! Your special brand of tough love lands us in 1978 this week, amongst the "Up in Smoke"s and "Grease"s of this world, but El'Ahrai and John still manage to find some gems. But wait, there's more! We also have an interview with "Christina" actor Jordan Belfi! Plus! Reviews of "My Week With Marilyn" and "Tokyo Drifter"! The likelihood of one individual being right increases in direct proportion to the intensity with which others are trying to prove him wrong.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode258.mp3
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Mon, 12 December 2011
Here is the entirety of our interview with actor Jordan Belfi! Yes, hello. Phil...is my name. I work on the second floor.
Direct download: JordanBelfiWebExclusiveInterview.mp3
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Mon, 5 December 2011
When a director makes an artistic misstep, forgiveness is not always guaranteed. However, there are directors working who have, through their previous works, earned a "Get Out of Jail Free" card. This week, John and El'Ahrai list their Top 5 Directors Who Have Earned a Lifetime Pass...And One Who's Lost It. But wait, there's more! We also have an interview with "Spy Kids" actress Alexa Vega! Plus! Reviews of "Shame" and "Michael Feinstein: The Sinatra Legacy"! Any of your nonsense and we're gonna have tiny little drumsticks on the menu tonight.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode257.mp3
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Mon, 28 November 2011
The steadfast affection of an animal companion can help one's journey down the winding road of life. This week, El'Ahrai and John give you their lists of the Top 5 Movie Pets, including one entry sure to cause controversy (hint: he hates Mondays). But wait, there's more! We also have an interview with "Our Idiot Brother" director Jesse Peretz! Plus! Reviews of "The Descendants" and "Chillerama"! You're pretentious, this club sucks, I have beef. Let's do it.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode256.mp3
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Mon, 21 November 2011
As a part of the ongoing systematic effort to steamroll Thanksgiving into oblivion, this week John and El'Ahrai present the annual guide to shopping for the movie lover in your life! (Spoiler alert: it's "Bucky Larson: Born To Be a Star" DVDs for everyone.) But wait, there's more! We also have an interview with actor Daryl Sabara! Plus! Reviews of "Martha Marcy May Marlene" and "Sarah's Key"! Well, let's give that key lime pie a day in court, and a big old glass of non-fat milk, if you please.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode255.mp3
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Mon, 14 November 2011
Following real people on Twitter is SO 2009. This week, El'Ahrai and John give you their lists of Top Five Movie Characters They'd Follow On Twitter! They both fought hard for Ron Burgundy, for very different reasons. Plus! Reviews of "A Very Harold & Kumar 3D Christmas", "The Littlest Angel" and "Atlas Shrugged Part 1"! These men have taken a supreme vow of celibacy, like their fathers, and their fathers before them.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode254.mp3
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Mon, 7 November 2011
The omnipresent faceless They tell us "Good artists borrow, great artists steal." This week, John and El'Ahrai give us examples of that maxim in action with their Top 5 Movies That Owe a Debt To Other Films! But wait, there's more! We also have an exclusive interview with actress Nicki Aycox! Plus! Reviews of "In Time" and "13"! And on some small level, I think you owe me something for deceiving me so exquisitely.
Direct download: harveyandbobshowepisode253.mp3
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Gas line struck near 23rd and Madison
Gas line struck near 23rd and Madison
OMAHA, Neb. —
A gas line was struck Thursday night in the Omaha metro area, Douglas County dispatchers confirmed.
The incident was reported around 4:50 p.m. near 23rd and Madison.
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Whats all the buzz? These cute little Counting Pins are a honey of a way to keep track on your project. They make adorable Cushion decorations as well
.too sweet! About .5 inches they will lay flat against your project.
Available in TAPESTRY needle size 22 or 24. Choose SIZE 22 for Needlepoint and SIZE 24 for Counted Thread.


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Jason Sorens
Curriculum Vitae (PDF)
Google Scholar
Jason Sorens is Lecturer in the Department of Government and Program Director of the Political Economy Project at Dartmouth College. He received his Ph.D. in political science from Yale University in 2003 and a B.A. in economics and philosophy (with honors) from Washington and Lee University in 1998. He has researched and written more than 15 peer-reviewed journal articles, a book for McGill-Queens University Press titled Secessionism, and a biennial report for the Cato Institute, Freedom in the 50 States. His research focuses on fiscal federalism, U.S. state politics, and movements for regional autonomy and independence around the world. He received his department's award for outstanding teaching, voted on by undergraduate students in the political science honor society, twice while at the University at Buffalo. He lives in Lyme, New Hampshire.
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Columbus, OH (PRWEB) September 24, 2015
Join Columbus Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery for their Fifth Annual CAPS for the Cure Event on Thursday, October 8h from 6:00pm – 9:00pm at J. Liu in Worthington. This event is a benefit to help support the fight against breast cancer.
CAPS for the Cure will feature live music, hors d'oeuvres, an open bar, a silent auction, exclusive skin care specials, and much more! There is a $25 donation fee for attendance but in return, guests will receive a $25 CAPS gift card at the door. Guests are asked to pre-register before the event at: http://www.payit2.com/collect-page/72405.
Columbus Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery is an advocate in the fight against breast cancer and offers several procedures for women who have faced this disease, including Breast Reconstruction, Breast Augmentations, and Breast Lifts.
The Mentor Corporation will be on hand to discuss Mentor Saline & Silicone Breast Implants and their use for Breast Reconstruction and Breast Augmentation. The event will also feature information on the latest anti-aging skincare and treatments. You will meet experts from Obagi, SkinMedica, ZO Medical, Latisse, Botox, Juvederm, Voluma, CoolSculpting and Sciton Laser.
The event will be hosted by Kelsey Webb from WNCI 97.9 Morning Zoo and will also feature guest speakers, information about Breast Cancer, and Breast Cancer Survivors and Supporters.
For more information please call 614.420.2711 or visit Columbus Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery's website at http://www.columbusplasticsurgery.com.


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American Dental Solutions of Muhlenberg Township, PA
Family and Cosmetic Dentistry, and Orthodontics
Monday 7:30am to 8:00pm
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*Office hours may vary from Call Center hours. If you DO NOT have a scheduled appt., please call to confirm hours before going to office.
(610) 929-9700
American Dental Solutions
5106 N. 5th St. Hwy.
Temple, PA 19560
New patients are welcome!
Click HERE for our always growing up-to-date list.
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If You Could Remake 'Halloween' Or 'Hellraiser', What Would You Do?
There's nothing more frustrating to us horror fans than sitting around waiting for some of our beloved slasher icons to make it back to theaters. While the studios continue to pump money into various superhero franchises, the horror legends we grew up loving are sitting on the couch getting fat on Cheetos. Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema are sitting pretty on Friday the 13th, while Warners and New Line has A Nightmare on Elm Street and Freddy Krueger in a coma. Then there's Universal who's attempting CPR on the Child's Play franchise with the direct-to-video Curse of Chucky, now in pre-production, and Lionsgate has a January date set for their Texas Chainsaw Massacre 3D.
This leaves a few other familiar faces that have a home with Bob and Harvey Weinstein's Dimension Films. While the duo continue develop both a Scream sequel/reboot and TV series, they've also set their sights on getting both Pinhead and Michael Myers back in theaters.
Back on April 1 we broke the news that Platinum Dunes was in talks to take the producing reigns on Dimension's next Halloween installment. (They may have also taken on the Hellraiser remake.) Sources told Bloody exclusively this weekend that, after nearly four months, Dunes is no longer working on either film. We can also confirm that the Weinsteins want to re-remake Halloween.
What's incredibly frustrating is Bob and Harvey's inability to give us horror fans what we want, which is more Halloween and Hellraiser films (that aren't rushed, half-assed, direct-to-disc garbage). There are plenty of brilliant writers out there dying to tackle these franchises, and it's mind-boggling that the brothers can't settle on single pitch to get excited about. I have hundreds of ideas that range from revealing what happened to Michael Myers between Halloween 2 and Halloween 4 (as he wasn't in Season of the Witch) to them telling the full original story of Pinhead. Point is, get it done.
So I ask you guys, if you guys were asked to pitch a re-remake of Halloween or a remake of Hellraiser, what would you do? How would you like to see these characters revived?


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Nursery Session Times
Option A: 15 hours Free Nursery Entitlement Term Time Only
Monday 9.00am- 3:15pm
Tuesday 9.00am – 3:15pm
Wednesday 9.00am- 11:30am
Option B: 15 hours Free Nursery Entitlement plus Wednesday afternoon childcare at £20, Term Time Only
Monday 9.00am- 3:15pm
Tuesday 9.00am – 3:15pm
Wednesday 9.00am- 3:15pm
We accept childcare vouchers for the Wednesday afternoon session. For more information please see a member of staff.
The Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum
The Early Years Foundation Stage is the curriculum covering children's development form birth until the end of the Reception year. We support children to make their own play choices where practitioners join in with children's play and observe their interests to extend learning. Children also take part in adult led activities to help develop specific skills, to provide new learning experiences and to inspire new interests. The EYFS is made up of seven areas of learning and development. These are all related to one another but divided into Prime and Specific Areas.
Prime Areas:
Personal, Social and Emotional Development
This area involves helping children to build their self-confidence and to develop a strong sense of themselves. Children are supported to develop their social skills, to form positive relationships and respect for others. Children's emotional well-being is nurtured by helping them to understand and manage their own feelings and behaviour.
Communication and Language
This area develops children's confidence and skills in listening, understanding, speaking and communicating.
Physical Development
This area involves providing opportunities for young children to be active and interactive; developing their co-ordination, control, and movement. Children must also be helped to understand the importance of physical activity and to make healthy choices in relation to food.
Specific Areas:
This area focuses on learning the skills needed for reading and writing. Through a range of contexts children explore rhymes, songs, sounds, stories and mark-making opportunities.
This area supports children to develop their understanding of numbers, calculating, shape, space and measures.
Understanding The World
This area supports children to make sense of their physical world and their community. Children have opportunities to explore, observe and find out about people, places, technology and the environment.
Expressive Arts and Design
This area supports children in developing their creativity through exploring a range of materials and media to express themselves. Children are encouraged to explore and share their thinking, feelings and ideas in music, art, movement, role play and technology.
Dressing and Clothing
We encourage children in Nursery to develop their self-help skills. To support children's independence with toileting, dressing and undressing they should wear clothes and shoes they can easily pull on and off. Clothes should also be comfortable and practical. It is essential to make sure your child has the correct clothes and footwear to play outside in all weathers.
Nursery Checklist:
- A set of spare clothes
- Baby wipes
- Nappies
- Water bottle
- Waterproof coat
- Wellies (these can be left next to your child's peg)
- Sun hat and sun cream
Please label your child's clothing, wellies and water bottle.
We Love the Outdoors
Being outdoors has a positive impact on children's sense of well-being and helps all aspects of children's development. It gives children first-hand experiences to explore the natural world and provides a space for children to be physically active. Outdoor environments also offer opportunities for doing things in different ways and on different scales than when indoors.
Term 6
We had a wonderful time on our boat trip exploring Bristol's Floating Harbour and the local area. We especially enjoyed waving to other people on boats, looking for wildlife and making lots of noise as we travelled through tunnels. Thanks to everyone who was able to help!
Nursery have been minibeast hunting in our school garden where they made some very detailed observations. We also liked looking at the different plants that are growing and even noticed that some strawberries have started to turn red!
Term 5
As part of our learning about the world around us We have been finding out how plants grow. We have planted our bean seeds and are taking care of them by watering them regularly. We have been making observations of how they are changing where some plants are starting to grow leaves! We are enjoying singing our new counting song called 'Five Little Peas.' We had great fun exploring inside pea pods and counting how many peas there were.
So far this term we have enjoyed exploring a variety of books about bears. We especially enjoyed retelling the story of 'We're Going on a Bear Hunt' by Michael Rosen. Our home corner has transformed into the Three Bears Cottage where the children have enjoyed pretending to be different characters in their play. We are becoming really confident joining in with repeated phrases and loved retelling 'Goldilocks and The Three Bears' using a story map. We all took part in making porridge, mixing the ingredients together and making observations as the porridge cooked over the hob. It was very exciting when the porridge started bubbling and steaming. After reading the story 'Whatever Next' by Gill Murphy we all made a healthy sandwich to take to our teddy bear's picnic.
Term 4
Thank you for the huge effort everyone made for World Book Day. We had a fantastic time dressed up and finding out which story characters we all were. The children also loved visiting the school library and choosing a book to enjoy at home. Take a look at our wonderful day below.
Following the children's interests we have been finding out about sea animals. Children have enthusiastically shared their own knowledge and experiences. The children showed great listening skills as we explored the story 'Rainbow Fish.' This story links to our PSED curriculum where we discussed the importance of sharing. We have also been exploring the colours of the rainbow where the children used paint to create their own rainbow fish.
Term 3
We are especially enjoying the pizza role play area this term. The children are developing their communication skills by talking and acting out experiences with others. They have been very busy taking orders, cooking and serving food. We have had a great time using our fine motor skills to make our own homemade pizzas too.
The children have thoroughly enjoyed taking part in retelling the story of 'The Three Little Pigs' and 'The Three Billy Goats Gruff.' They especially enjoyed dressing up and getting into character to act out the stories.
Following the children's interests we have been finding out about life on a farm. We have explored the types of animals that live on a farm and learnt some interesting facts too. We have also discovered how farmers care for animals and grow food.
Term 2
We have been finding out about the celebration of Christmas and have been sharing our thoughts about people who are special to us. We have also been thinking about other children in the world in need where together we packed a gift box for families living in poverty in Southeast Europe. We shared ideas about gifts that we would like to receive and drew them in a letter to Father Christmas. We had a wonderful morning walking to the postbox to send our letters.
This term we have been developing our self-help skills where we are doing a brilliant job at getting our coats and wellies on independently. We really like helping ourselves to fruit and a drink at the snack bar and are fantastic at taking responsibility for keeping the area clean.
We loved using our senses and getting messy by exploring the inside of pumpkins. We have begun to explore where our food comes from and how plants grow. We have had so much fun acting out experiences in the doctor's role play area where we are developing our turn taking skills.
Term 1
We have had a wonderful first term in Nursery making friends, learning new routines and having lots of fun exploring a wide range of activities. We are especially enjoying playing with the vehicles, manipulating play dough and using our imaginations in the home corner. Outside we like throwing and chasing balls, reading stories and splashing in the rain water. We have very much enjoyed exploring The Gruffalo story showcasing are wonderful paintings in the West Bristol Arts Trail.


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Media Spotlight: Forecasting Changes in Sagebrush Distribution and Abundance under Climate Change: Integration of Spatial, Temporal, and Mechanistic Models
For the last month, the North Central Climate Science Center has been highlighting each of the recently announced projects recommended for funding in 2015 that will guide our revamp work in the years to come. This week, we will look at a project lead by Benjamin Poulter of Montana State University entitled "Forecasting Changes in Sagebrush Distribution and Abundance under Climate Change: Integration of Spatial, Temporal, and Mechanistic Models."
The Western United States is largely covered by sagebrush, a key habitat for species such as the Sage Grouse which is current being considered for listing under the Endangered Species Act. Sage brush comprises the basis for an important ecosystem in the American West, but it is one that is susceptible to fire, invasive species, land use impacts, and climate change. In order for resource managers to effectively plan for the conservation of sage grouse, a thorough understanding of what is happening to this ecosystem is necessary. To date, much research on sage brush environments has relied on species distribution models that do not fully consider the complicated reality of resource management for this impacted vegetation. However, by combining these species distribution models with process-based global vegetation models, historical data, and carbon and water related variables, this research will provide insight into the current and future state of sagebrush beyond a "presence-absence" by accounting for abundance and species interactions.
This project focuses on forecasting the effects of climate change on the distribution and abundance of big sagebrush throughout the intermountain west to inform conservation planning and sage grouse management. By combining current models with historical data and disturbance inputs, researchers hope to offer projections to land managers with a higher level of confidence about future scenarios for this important species. Communicating the results of these models to land managers is a key component of this project, and the team plans to create a schematic that synthesizes confidence in trends for land cover at different elevations and locations.
More information on this and other revamp projects can be found on our website.


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This is a very long overdue update. Last I wrote I was in a dark place with my Dad in the hospital, Mom needing a hysterectomy,
and not sure what all was going to happen.
He had Congestive Heart Failure from a lot of water retention (at least 6 lbs. came off during his hospitalization). Then we learned the hard way that sleeping pills and people over 80 don't mix well AT ALL! We're talking hallucinations and crazy behavior. That was the scariest part..how would my mom deal with that. Thank God once that got out of his system and he was released he got back to normal.
Then Mom had her much overdo hysterectomy. The surgery went very smooth other than her being so sick to her stomach after the anthesia..that lasted most of the night. She got released the next day, and has had a great recovery. This is good because at the age of 67 it was a bunch of bull shit she had to have this done, but her body was going a little crazy. No cancer, but if left alone the doctor felt it was a matter of time and one of the biopsies would come back bad.
Then had my boy's 12th birthday! Holy cow..4 years until he drives…6 years until he graduates! This is last year before the "teens" starts. He has started 6th grade and doing so well. Middle School, bus with the high schoolers, hauling a trombone daily had me nervous. Happy to report he has taken it all in stride. It's looking like an all A grading period, but really his transition going smoothly is more important than A's or B's.
Little girl is in 2nd grade now and a first year Brownie (which I am assistant leader) so she is keeping quite busy.
We are no longer in Cub Scouts, so I'm a full time Girl Scout now!
We are also doing karate weekly, bowling league for the kids and one for the hubs and me, and 4H…I think that's all! Oh and Religion class on Wednesday evenings for Hubs and daughter and Sunday for son.
Oh and I celebrated 15 years of marriage to this great guy!
It has been nonstop!! We are approaching Fall Break…woohoo!
I got free tickets to the Ohio Renaissance Festival in exchange for an honest review, read more here.
Since we're going to have a 4 day weekend we figured let's make it a mini vacation. I think we can all use the break. Now, a vacation for us is going from morning until bed. We aren't lounging people 🙂 That comes this Summer, with my plans for our first ever beach visit (my first too!)
The renaissance festival is basically between Cincinnati and Columbus…sweet! I loved the Cincinnati Zoo the first time we went, even with having a car wreck our first day of that vacation. I'm super excited to stop there on our drive out. We will stay in Columbus and go to the Columbus Zoo, check out Sequoia Pro Bowl, and visit the Easton Town Center (it's got a LEGO store..that's a must!). Then on the back home go the Renaissance Festival.
I will be updating on everything from the hotel (first stay at a Holiday Inn), festival, zoos, any cool restaurants or attractions we find.
After our vacation this Summer I bought an app called RoadsideAmerica.com (no affiliate link..just go search them in iTunes). Anyway it has all kinds of weird and random spots in the areas you pay for. I'm hoping to find something interesting.
Be back soon…I promise!!


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1139 Holly Springs Road Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 508-9550 annolivias.com AnnOlivia's is a Bakery/Cupcakery offering a variety of sweet treats, but best known for Award Winning Glittered Cupcakes. As the winner of the 2010 & 2011 Taste of Desoto and Taste … Continue reading
Mouthwatering menus: Click on the buttons at left to scout out the most delicious dining by cities and communities, or cruise the all-inclusive alphabetical listing here.
Baskin Robbins
4209 Clay Street, Suite 7 601-456-4869 Su-Th, 11:00am-10:00pm Fr-Sa, 11:00am-11:00pm Features over 40 flavors of ice creams, smoothies, sundaes, milk shakes, and frozen ice cream cakes for any occasion. All major credit cards are accepted.
Baskin Robbins Southaven
7075 Malco Blvd Ste. 112 Southaven, MS 38671 662-349-4431 www.baskinrobbins.com For over 62 years, we've been delighting customers with our irresistible treats. We still follow the credos and innovative thinking of our founders, Burton Baskin and Irvine Robbins. With more … Continue reading
Baskin-Robbins Olive Branch
8100 Camp Creek Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 662-893-1231 www.baskinrobbins.com For over 62 years, we've been delighting customers with our irresistible treats. We still follow the credos and innovative thinking of our founders, Burton Baskin and Irvine Robbins. With more … Continue reading
Bella's Bakery & Cafe, Ameristar Casino
4146 Washington Street Vicksburg, MS 39180 Phone: 6016381000 www.ameristar.com/vicksburg Looking for a snack or a quick meal? Bella's is almost open and ready to serve just about anything you crave, from Burgers and Po-Boys to Philly Cheese Steaks, Chili, Chef's … Continue reading
Bop's of Vicksburg
100 Holt Collier Drive 601-634-0802 Mo-Sa, 11:00am-10:00pm; Su, 1:00pm-11:00pm. Featured old-fashioned ice cream, shaved ice, smoothie's, frappe's, sundaes and specialty sandwiches. All major credit cards are accepted. firstname.lastname@example.com http://www.bopsvicksburg.com
Caffe Paradiso
3401 Halls Ferry Road, Suite 9 601-634-1590 Mo-Fr, 6:00am-5:00pm Sa-Su, 11:00am-5:00pm. Vicksburg's newest coffee shop offering coffee, tea, espresso, frappuccino, lattes, cappuccino, milk shakes and European pastries. www.facebook.com/vicksburgcaffeparadiso
City Hall Cheesecake
221 Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 662-469-9117
Connie's Kitchen
111 Highway 82 East, Leland, MS 38756 662-686-2255 This Mennonite bakery is known for its baked goods and exceptional service. Fans rave about their glazed donut holes and home cooking. Daily lunch specials.
724 Davis Avenue Hwy 61 South Cleveland, MS 38732 662 843 5222 Express Bar & Bistro, lunch only
Cups & Cones
3620 Highway 61 South 601-529-9203 Mo-Sa, 11:00am-5:00pm. Featuring barbeque, pulled pork, crawfish, hot dogs, shaved ice and ice cream. Outside seating and carry out available. All major credit cards and checks are accepted. firstname.lastname@example.com
Dairy Queen
30 Orme Drive 866-793-7582
Daylight Donuts
316 N. Davis Ave Cleveland, MS 38732 662-887-2047 Donuts and Pastries
Donald's Donuts
1176 Church Road Southaven 662-253-8584
Dunkin Donuts
7140 Airways Blvd Southaven 662-253-8023 www.dunkindonuts.com
Food Court (Goldstrike Casino)
1010 Casino Center Drive Tunica Resorts, MS 38664 888-245-7829 x 1660 Gold Strike's food court features: Gold's Deli – featuring Starbucks coffee and Krispy Kreme doughnuts; Pizzaria Fresh; Burger City
Hernando Donuts
417 E. Commerce Street Hernando 662-429-0888
Krispy Kreme
Krispy Kreme Tanger Outlets, Store #917, 5205 Airways Blvd Southaven 662-349-3324 www.krispykreme.com
L & M Bakery
121 Boston Row Woodville, MS 39669 601.888.3600 breakfast and lunch Monday – Saturday 7am-5pm, Friday 7am-9pm
l'oven cupcakes
928 Goodman Rd Southaven, MS 38672 662-470-7015 www.lovencupcakes.net/home.html Our cupcakes are baked from scratch daily; using only fresh ingredients. Walk into our store and smell the goodness. Check out our menu (descriptions with photos) and our daily schedule. Cupcakes are tiny bites of … Continue reading


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Kimberly Reese is the new OCCO President. She has been a proud resident of Oakland City since October 2015. She grew up in Southwest Atlanta, but left Atlanta to attend school and work. After spending nearly 10 years out-of-state, she jumped at the chance to take a job back in Atlanta. She searched long and hard for a home in a tight knit community like the one she grew up in, and almost immediately fell in love with Oakland City. She always admired the historic architecture of Oakland City and West End, but was also excited to hear about some of the positive changes coming like the Beltline. Before she had even purchased her home, neighbors introduced themselves and immediately embraced her, which made her decision a no-brainer. She loves being close to downtown and other up and coming neighborhoods. She is very excited to see what the future holds for Oakland City and the rest of the Westside.
Laura Glass Hess is the new OCCO Vice-President. Laura went to high school in south Fulton and graduated from UGA Law School. After eight years out of state, she moved back to Georgia in February 2016 and discovered Oakland City. Laura loves having friendly neighbors and a front porch, the space to garden, and being located close to the Beltline and MARTA. She works as an immigration and criminal defense attorney in Atlanta. Laura is excited about the potential of this city and this neighborhood.
Dana Hughes is the new OCCO Secretary. After receiving her bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education from Jackson State University and working in corporate America for a number of years, Dana decided to follow her calling to become a Birth & Postpartum Doula. She is also a certified Breastfeeding Counselor. She has lived in the suburbs of Atlanta for 14 years and moved to Oakland City with her partner Tamara last August. She is a self-proclaimed foodie who loves doing yoga, meditation and traveling. When she's not circling the globe, she enjoys spending time with her daughter, granddaughter and friends.
Dana Hughes
Katavia Sloan is the new OCCO Parliamentarian. Originally from Florida she has been in Atlanta for 7 years. She and her husband are new homeowners in Oakland City. Katavia works in Training and Development and is a certified rehabilitation counselor. A passionate advocate for social justice issues she is excited about serving this community and being a part of its growth.


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Nulled version download - "FlyWord | Android Universal "Message in a bottle" App Template"
Free download FlyWord | Android Universal "Message in a bottle" App Template !
Dec 10th 2017 • First release | Android Studio 3.x | Android 5.0+ • Backend with Parse SDK hosted on https://back4app.com
FlyWord is a Universal App Template where you can send geolocated messages and find secret messages that people sent around your area. It's like a digital version of a Message in a bottle.
This app includes a Report inappropriate user feature, embedded Google Map and Terms of User HTML file.
Since its backend is by Parse you don't have to buy any domain/hosting, there are NO PHP files to upload to a web server so you'll save some money for server side.
FlyWord is a native Android Studio project, Java/XML language, Universal, Parse SDK hosted on http://back4app.com, super easy to customize.
About Parse SDK and back4app
Read this article for more info about back4app and Parse SDK: https://hubpages.com/technology/Parse-SDK-will-not-shutdown-in-thanks-to-back4app
Can I host Parse Server on my own server?
Yes, although I don't provide support for the setup process, you can read the official Guide here: http://parseplatform.org
What about free support for this template?
I can offer free support for bugs encountered in the original code. Instead, if you've edited the code and messed something up with it, I may apply some fee to fix it either via TeamViewer or by checking your app project files directly on my computer.
How do I rename the app's package name?
Read this tutorial to learn how to rename a package name: https://hubpages.com/technology/Android-How-to-rename-an-app-package
Should I use the latest version of Android Studio to edit this template?
Yes, I always update my apps to the latest version of the IDE and you also should make sure you've updated the Android Tools to their latest version of the Android SDK manager.
The demo APK crashes on startup
Make sure that the minimum Android version of your device is the one listed in the FEATURES section below. If the problem persists, please contact me through my profile's contact form and send me the Logcat message of you get when the app crashes along with the steps you made to reproduce the crash. Please note that not all real devices print an error Logcat message, in this case just run the APK into the Android Studio's emulator and you'll surely get the red messages about your issue.
How do I remove AdMob banner ads?
- Enter the .xml files where there's an AdView and remove its code:<com.google.android.gms.ads.AdView android:id="@+id/admobBanner" android:layout_width="wrap_content" android:layout_height="wrap_content" ads:adSize="BANNER" ads:adUnitId="@string/ADMOB_BANNER_UNIT_ID" android:layout_alignParentBottom="true" android:layout_centerHorizontal="true"> </com.google.android.gms.ads.AdView>
- Enter the .java files where there's an AdRequest instance into its onCreate() method and remove its code:// Init AdMob banner AdView mAdView = (AdView) findViewById(R.id.admobBanner); AdRequest adRequest = new AdRequest.Builder().build(); mAdView.loadAd(adRequest);
- Lastly, remove the play-services-ads reference in the build.gradle file:compile 'com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads:+'
- Android Studio 2.3.x project – Java/XML
- Universal – Android 5.0+
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- Works with Parse SDK hosted on back{4}app
- Push Notifications for Chat messages
- Send messages by choosing a location on the Map
- Find messages around your location (Location service enabled required)
- Terms Of use HTML file (to be edited)
- Report inappropriate/offensive users
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- PDF User Guide included
- PSD icon graphics included
- Easy to customize, well commented code
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- Photoshop or any other image editor software
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