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A Murder Hatched
Murder With Peacocks, and Murder With Puffins, the First Two Books in the Meg Langslow SerieseBook - 2008
Catch the first two books in Donna Andrews's award-winning laugh-out-loud Meg Lanslow series: this ebook bundle contains Murder with Peacocks and Murder with Puffins .
From ducks to penguins to peacocks to parrots, Donna Andrews knows her birds! And she's channeled all her skill and winning humor into one of the most accomplished, entertaining cozy series around. It all began with Murder with Peacocks, which won the St. Martin's Minotaur/Malice Domestic Best First Traditional Mystery Novel Competition. Upon learning that her novel had won, Donna acquired a copy of the Peterson Field Guide to Eastern Birds and settled herself down with her zany heroine, blacksmith Meg Langslow. The fun has not stopped since. Murder with Peacocks scooped up the Agatha, Anthony, and Barry Awards, along with the Romantic Times award for best first novel and the Lefty award for the funniest mystery.
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On Tuesday's broadcast of MSNBC's "Hardball," host Chris Matthews argued that new emails pertaining to the Clinton Foundation ""show donors getting what appears to be special access." And that by refusing to take overseas donations to the Clinton Foundation, the Clintons "are admitting there's a conflict."
Matthews said that newly-disclosed emails "show donors getting what appears to be special access." And that the Clinton camp's response to an Associated Press report about Clinton's meetings with foundation donors is "an interesting comment, but it doesn't really challenge the actual numbers."
He added, "[T]oday's Associated Press report shows that she makes a point to meet with" Clinton Foundation donors.
Matthews later stated that Clinton met with a "paltry" number of private sector individuals, and "It reminds me of how you get a meeting. If you give to a Senate campaign, either party, male or female, whatever, if you pay to — or contribute to a campaign, you will get an appointment with that person once they're elected. That's the way it works."
He did defend the exchange over meeting with Bahrain's crown prince by saying, "[I]t seems to me appropriate to meet with the crown prince of Bahrain if you're secretary of state." He also stated that, "[W]e don't know all kinds of reasons why they accept somebody into their office."
Later, Matthews asked, "Why is Bill Clinton saying I'm not going to be head of it anymore if she gets elected president? Why is he pulling out if it's not a problem? He thinks it's a problem." And added, "They just announced this week, Stephanie, they're not going to take money from overseas anymore. They're not going to take money from — they are admitting there's a conflict."
Matthews later argued that the Clinton Foundation is a "great organization." That "does great work."
He later said, "I don't see criminality here. I can see the ethics. I can see all kinds of conflict, which is what we live in in Washington. Everybody watching now knows that when you give to a political — a politician, you expect access."
He concluded, "This is murky. I think we can agree it's murky. And it's a great opportunity for critics to make — but I tell you, the criminality question, and calling it racketeering? I don't think she became secretary of state so she could help the Clinton Foundation. I think she accepted it as a public service. I'm telling you. And an honor. But as Martin Luther King said, sometimes when you do the right thing it has political benefits."
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While Brooklyn may have seemed like the perfect go-to for New Yorkers looking for lower rents, more space and a suburban-esque spot to raise a family, this sought-after borough is now following in the footsteps of Manhattan. Skyrocketing rents and significant increases year after year have left many wondering how much higher it all can go—in March 2013 the median rental price in Brooklyn grew 11.3%, versus just over 6% in Manhattan. …Read more…
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I've seen many documentaries relating to Bobby Moore, and they all seem to focus on the 1966 World Cup. This wonderful piece of film is very different - it is all about Bobby Moore and his football, family, outlook, lifestyle..... It's entertaining, detailed, enthralling at times and reveals what he was like as a young man through to his sad departure. I enjoyed some of the many personal and touching moments that evoked sadness at times along with a feeling that I knew him. Some of the detailed excerpts showing his affection through to his commitment as a man and a footballer come across as deep and meaningful. I really liked this docu-biopic.
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A film which marks the 50th anniversary of England's victory in the 1966 World Cup, and uncovers the truth behind the man who led them to it... Bo66y is a powerful, dramatic and deeply personal portrait of a genuine footballing icon. Moore fought many battles besides those witnessed by millions on the football field. Behind the glory lies the story of a man who faced highs and lows with the same strength and bravery. But he died young, cruelly shunned by the game and by the very people who owed him so much. The story is told by his two wives, his friends and fans, including Pele, Sir Geoff Hurst Harry Redknapp, Ray Davies, Ray Winstone and Russell Brand, and more than 30 others, whose words are mixed with as yet unseen archive footage.
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October 21, 2016 16:13 ET
An evening hosted by American radio personality, television host and producer Ryan Seacrest features opening remarks from Dr. Jill Biden and a musical performance by USO tour veterans Zac Brown Band
ARLINGTON, VA--(Marketwired - October 21, 2016) - Nearly 1,000 USO supporters joined together as a force behind the forces at the historic DAR Constitution Hall on Thursday in honor of America's service members and their families at the USO 75th Anniversary Gala. The evening opened with the national anthem by "The President's Own" United States Marine Band, "God Bless America" by Janine Stange followed by inspiring remarks from the Second Lady of the United States, Dr. Jill Biden.
"Our country has one sacred obligation -- to equip those we send to war and to care for them and their families during deployments and when they return home," Biden said. "This commitment to our military and their families is something that you, the USO, does better than anyone else."
Gala attendees included the USO Board of Governors, corporate sponsors, senior military officials, honorees and their families. Special guests included members of the 75th Anniversary Honorary Committee including the iconic Ann-Margret along with Trace Adkins, Nigel Barker, Carla Hall, Craig Morgan, Kellie Pickler, Warrick Dunn, Alex Trebek and Miss USA 2016 Deshauna Barber. Together, they collectively represent the talent that donate countless hours to support the USO and entertain American service members around the world. Chef Robert Irvine -- a British Royal Navy veteran and tireless USO supporter -- designed the fall-inspired menu and Ryan Seacrest presided over the evening as master of ceremonies and shared his earnest sentiments about the USO's milestone year.
"For 75 years, the USO has delivered programs and services that connect, support, comfort and inspire America's troops and their families wherever they serve," Seacrest said. "As someone with deep and abiding respect for our service men and women and the sacrifices they and their families make every day on behalf of our country -- it has been a tremendous joy and pleasure to share this evening with you."
Guests were treated to an exclusive preview of USO's 75th anniversary documentary, "USO - For The Troops," made possible by Johnson & Johnson, the Official Healthcare Partner of the USO. Partisan Pictures' filmmaker and producer Peter Schnall was on hand to lend his support and Courtney Billington, an Army veteran and Johnson & Johnson Vice President of Janssen Supply Chain, invited all who attended to watch the full documentary set to air Nov. 7 on PBS.
After a heartfelt tribute to USO celebrity entertainers past and present -- USO CEO and President Dr. J.D. Crouch II took the stage and proudly introduced the USO's new Force Behind the Forces -- a campaign that aims to bridge the military-civilian drift by inviting all Americans to take action in support of service members.
"The American people must remain engaged with their military, and our Force Behind the Forces campaign aims to connect the American people to those they serve," Crouch said. "Today's USO -- your USO -- has been 75 years in the making, and our milestones were achieved because of the network of volunteers, partners, corporate donors and service chiefs who have never wavered in supporting this noble cause."
The Grammy Award-winning Zac Brown Band delivered a passionate four-song set and spoke about their experiences connecting with service members on USO tours to the war zone.
PenFed Credit Union, Deloitte, LLP and the National Football League served as the Chairman's Circle for the evening, and USO leaders acknowledged the many contributors who have donated to the organization's Force Behind the Forces: A $7.5 Million Challenge Campaign -- an effort supporting the expansion and refurbishment of more than 35 USO centers and programs by the end of 2016. Warrick Dunn, a former NFL player and avid USO supporter, announced the NFL recently contributed $5 million to the USO and that a portion will go to the USO's Challenge Campaign.
"This funding will help serve more than 125,000 service members and military families, which means a better experience for more than 2 million visitors to USO centers each year," Dunn said. "I hope you will stop and think of the men and women in service tonight. Go back to your families and work places and do what you can to express your personal gratitude."
The first award of the evening -- presented by retired Army General George W. Casey, Jr., Chairman of the USO Board of Governors -- went to The Coca-Cola Company, this year's Spirit of the USO Honoree. Coca-Cola has proudly served on the front lines with the USO since World War II, helping provide service members with the kindness, caring, comfort, compassion, encouragement and support they deserve.
"Tonight on behalf of all of my Coca-Cola associates, we thank you for this kind award, and we commit to being part of the team for the next 75 years," said J. Alexander M. Douglas Jr., Executive Vice President and President, Coca-Cola North America.
The Pritzker Military Museum and Library President and CEO Kenneth Clarke paid special tribute to Janice K. Emmert -- a tireless advocate of the USO's mission for decades. Emmert died in July, and the USO renamed its highest volunteer award in her honor. Two honorees, Ron Meier of the Bob Hope USO in Palm Springs, California, and Ralph Nelsen of USO Osan, South Korea, proudly received the award.
Air Force General Paul J. Selva, Vice Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, joined service chiefs and senior military officials to honor six service members from each service branch. Miss USA 2016 Deshauna Barber -- an Army Reserve officer -- presented each service member with their well-deserved award. Selva ended the evening by acknowledging the community of USO supporters and entertainers who serve as the driving force behind the more than 180 networked USO locations worldwide.
"If you do the numbers, over 35 million soldiers, sailors, airmen, Marines and Coast Guardsmen, and countless family members have been touched by the USO," Selva said. "Those of us who wear the cloth of the nation or stand behind those who wear the cloth of the nation thank you."
The USO congratulates its awardees and thanks its sponsors for making its milestone year a success. Click here for more information about the 2016 USO Gala and its honorees.
Spirit of the USO Awardee: The Coca-Cola Company
Service Member Honorees:Soldier of the Year, First Sergeant Melanie D. ScottMarine of the Year, Sergeant Terryn K. ThompsonSailor of the Year, Petty Officer 2nd Class Gary Lee Arbuckle, Jr.Airman of the Year, Staff Sergeant Jonathan R. BellioCoast Guardsman of the Year, Petty Officer 2nd Class Richard A. SteidellNational Guardsman of the Year, Staff Sergeant Clinton E. Brown
Volunteer of the Year Honorees:Stateside, Ron Meier, Bob Hope USO Palm SpringsOverseas, Ralph Nelsen, USO Osan, South Korea
Chairman: Deloitte, LLP; National Football League; PenFed Credit Union
Vice Chairman: Johnson & Johnson; Pritzker Military Museum & Library; USAA
Premier: Chevron; FedEx; Huntington Ingalls Industries; Lockheed Martin Corporation;Northrop Grumman Corporation; Yokota Foundation
Four Star: Altria; EY; FTD; Proctor & Gamble
Three Star: AT&T; Express Scripts - Federal Pharmacy Services; Jeep; NewDay USA; The Coca-Cola Company;UnitedHealthcare Military & Veterans; WLA Inc.
About the USOThe USO strengthens America's military service members by keeping them connected to family, home and country, throughout their service to the nation. At hundreds of locations worldwide, we are united in our commitment to connect our service members and their families through countless acts of caring, comfort, and support. The USO is a private, non-profit organization, not a government agency. Our programs, services and entertainment tours are made possible by the American people, support of our corporate partners and the dedication of our volunteers and staff.
In addition to individual donors and corporate sponsors, the USO is supported by President's Circle Partners: AT&T, the BNSF Railway Foundation, Clark Construction Group, LLC, The Coca-Cola Company, FedEx, Jeep, Johnson & Johnson, Kroger, NFL, Southern New Hampshire University and Four-Star Partners: Advisors Excel, BIC, ConAgra Foods, GEICO, Harris Teeter, Lockheed Martin, Microsoft, Starbucks, TKS, USAA and the Wawa Foundation. We are also supported through the United Way and Combined Federal Campaign (CFC-11381). To join us in this important mission, and to learn more about the USO, please visit uso.org.
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Stories from the City: The Thief Taker General's Hunt
Let me tell you about the City!
It is the chain around your neck, the shackle around your ankle. It doesn't deal any favours, and neither do I. Sooner or later it all comes down to power. And money. Who has it and who doesn't. And if you have more than you're supposed to, I'll be there to right those wrongs with my black tax.
But there is always that fly in the ointment, that grain of sand in the gears. That Master Thief in the night. He thinks himself so well hidden, one with the shadows, but I know all his tricks. His weakness. It's my job, after all.
Garrett will be caught. For once, he will pay dearly for his crimes.


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NKF seeks to prevent kidney and urinary tract diseases, improve the health and well-being of individuals and families affected by these diseases, and increase the availability of all organs for transplantation.
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How Much Do Connections Count?
Ananda Krishnan understood the uses of influence. The Malaysian tycoon also understood its limits
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia -- When Malaysia deregulated its telecommunications sector in the early 1990s, the government dispensed with the standard public tender process, and issued telecom licenses instead to several politically well connected groups. One went to once favored businessman Halim Saad, a disciple of former Finance Minister Daim Zainuddin, and another to Ananda Krishnan, a peripatetic entrepreneur whose business interests range from stud farms in Australia to oil in Oklahoma.
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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
NaPoWriMo 2012 - Day #24 - soap bubbles
another shape poetry attempt. i don't think it's too good, doesn't look too round (more like a lantern) but i am tired from work...
soap bubbles
lighter than
air reflecting
rainbows alive by
some laws of physics
riding with the wind
the breeze, the sun
children squeak
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© cheong lee san ( dsnake1 ), 2012
6 comments:
The colors in a bubble are truly fantastic, and only lasts a moment.
It's hard to make shape poems on word document, much less in blogger's edit window.
- April 25, 2012 at 10:33 AM
- Ruchi Jain said...
its nice reading...
- April 25, 2012 at 4:09 PM
- Lynn Fisher said...
"reflecting rainbows alive"...I love that : )
- April 25, 2012 at 7:03 PM
- dsnake1 said...
nature (or physics) is an artist, isn't it? :)
i tried to make a true round shape, but it's difficult. i can experiment with other fonts, but it will be time-consuming, and i was pooped. i may revist this one another day.
btw, have you tried blogger's new interface? i switched back to the old one already. :)
Thanks for visiting!
appreciate your comment, and do drop by again. :)
Thank you! i saw a bunch of happy kids playing with soap bubbles near my home, and this sort of inspired this piece. :)
- April 25, 2012 at 7:55 PM
Blogger's new interface -- no problems with it. So I guess I'll use the new one.
If you are going for a perfectly round shape, the only way is to arrange on a word document than do a screen shot and post it as a jpeg.
- April 26, 2012 at 6:40 AM
- dsnake1 said...
it's the navigating part, i guess i must try to get used to it. :)
and thanks for pointing me out to how to get a round shape.
- April 27, 2012 at 3:55 PM


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Drake closed his Boy Meets World Tour in Amsterdam on Wednesday night (29Mar17) after postponing his concert in the city three times.
The One Dance singer was originally due to open his European tour at the Ziggo Dome in the Netherlands on 20 January (17), before it was moved back to 26 January (17) due to production delays.
It was postponed again to Monday (27Mar17) but it was canceled at the last minute, as moments before the performer was due to take to the stage, he was apparently struck down with food poisoning.
Drake, who hasn't commented on his illness, instead celebrated the end of his tour in Amsterdam on Wednesday night by sharing photographs from the show, including one of him hugging his dancers, and thanking fans who came to the tour.
"88 shows later. Summer Sixteen and BMWT (Boy Meets World Tour). Thank you to everyone who came out to share a moment," he wrote on Instagram.
A representative for event organiser Mojo Concerts broke the bad news to fans who were already in the auditorium on Monday, saying, "I'm really sorry to tell you that tonight's show cannot take place... Drake got sick. His doctor told him not to perform. Tickets will stay valid for the show on Wednesday as he wishes to bring his fans the best show in the world."
Sources told TMZ.com the rapper had been struck down with extreme food poisoning after eating some bad sushi earlier in the day and he sought emergency medical treatment due to his stomach pains.
Fans reportedly booed and hurled trash onto the stage at the time, and some even boycotted his make-up show on Wednesday. Local reports suggest the arena was half-empty and Drake showed up late. Mojo Concerts organizers estimated that around 9,000 attended when 14,000 visitors could fit in with Drake's stage setup.


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Dred Scott v. Sandford
Dred Scott v. Sandford is one of the most important Supreme Court case involving race and African Americans decided before the Civil War.The facts of the case are said to be complicated, as is the lengthy opinion of the court, written by Chief Justice Roger B. Taney. But the implications for blacks and American race relations were profound.
Dred Scott's Life and Suit For Freedom
Dred Scott was born a slave in Virginia sometime between 1795 and 1800. In 1830 his owner, Peter Blow, moved to St. Louis, taking Scott with him. After Blow's death, Scott was sold to Dr. John Emerson, a U.S. Army surgeon. Emerson took Scott to Fort Armstrong in Illinois, and then to Fort Snelling in what was then the Wisconsin Territory and eventually became part of Minnesota. Illinois was a free state, while the Missouri Compromise of 1820 Congress had prohibited slavery in the Wisconsin Territory. While living at Fort Snelling, Scott married Harriet Robinson, a slave owned by Major Lawrence Taliaferro, the Indian Agent stationed near Fort Snelling. Taliaferro was also a justice of the peace, and in that capacity he performed a formal wedding ceremony for his Harriet and Dred. This was extraordinary and significant. Under the laws of the slave states, no slave could actually participate in a legal marriage, kind of how many politicians today have endeavored to keep the LGBT community from communions and marriages. Slaves might be married by their those who owned them or by a clergyman, but because a marriage is a legal contract, these ceremonies were always informal. This formal marriage by the local justice of the peace may be an indication that after living in nonslave jurisdictions for more than two years, people at Fort Snelling presumed Scott to be free.
Scott then asked Emerson's widow, Irene Sanford Emerson, to allow him to purchase his own freedom. When she refused, Scott sued for freedom based on his residences in Illinois and the Wisconsin Territory.
Scott did not gain his freedom at this time, however, and he remained captive by Emerson until the physician died in 1843. Scott then asked Emerson's widow, Irene Sanford Emerson, to allow him to purchase his own freedom. When she refused, Scott sued for freedom based on his residences in Illinois and the Wisconsin Territory. His case was delayed for a variety of reasons, but in 1850 a jury of twelve white men in St. Louis declared Scott, his wife, and their two daughters to be free. This decision was supported by nearly thirty years of Missouri precedents, which held that a slave became free when allowedto live in a free jurisdiction. Irene Emerson then appealed to the Missouri Supreme Court, which in 1852 overturned the jury's decision and held that Scott was not free. The Court explicitly rejected its long-held position that if a slave resided or worked in a free state because of the voluntary act of a captor, the slave became free.
In a frankly political decision, Justice William Scott explained:
Times are not now as they were when the former decisions on this subject were made. Since then, not only individuals but States have been possessed with a dark and fell spirit in relation to slavery, whose gratification is sought in the pursuit of measures, whose inevitable consequence must be the overthrow and destruction of our Government. Under such circumstances, it does not behoove the State of Missouri to show the least countenance to any measure which might gratify this spirit.
The case should have ended at this point. Scott's status had been determined by the highest court of his state, and he had no appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. At this time, the U.S. Constitution did not generally protect the liberties or rights of individuals, and personal status was generally determined by the states.
At about the time Scott won his jury trial, his owner, Irene Emerson moved to Springfield, Massachusetts, where she married a Massachusetts physician named Calvin Chafee. Irene Emerson Chafee's brother, John F.A. Sanford, now looked after her interests. By 1854, Sanford, who had assumed ownership of Scott, had moved to New York. This set the circumstances for Scott to make one more attempt to gain his freedom. (The Supreme Court would misspell Sanford's name as ''Sandford,'' and thus the case would be argued as Dred Scott v. Sandford.)


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Percy has been put together with no other purpose than making as many smutty innuendoes as possible. The transplant operation is scarcely over when the film is spouting nudge, nudge, wink, wink jokes and tossing in more Freudian symbols than, well, an entire marathon of Benny Hill episodes. The plot is spun out around an exceedingly slight quest that only serves to get it from one bedroom escapade to the next indeed, this slim excuse peters out around halfway through when Hywel Bennett does identify the donor and promises to settle down with Cyd Hayman. This should normally be the resolution of a story, yet the film still keeps on having him visit more women.
On the other hand, despite the sex humour and occasional toplessness that goes on, the film is surprisingly mundane and ordinary in tone. This is particularly noticeable when it comes to the casting of Hywel Bennett, who remains far too dour for the gee-golly smuttiness that the role requires. At the opposite extreme are the likes of Elke Sommer, Denholm Elliott and Tracy Reed who all give exceedingly silly performances. Still one must admire a film that has the courage to reach a conclusion to end on a rejection of promiscuity and a promise of fidelity that is entirely different to the carefree abandon that its audience expects of it.
The sequel was Percys Progress/Its Not the Size That Counts (1974), where Hywel Bennett was replaced by Leigh Lawson in a much more science-fictional plot that features Edwin as the last fertile man left on Earth.
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ERIC Number: ED173797
Record Type: RIE
Publication Date: 1979-Apr
Pages: 18
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A Sensible, Interesting, Organized, Rhetorical Procedure for the Grading of Student Essays.
Brodkey, Linda; Young, Rodney W.
A study was conducted to test the reliability of a college English teacher's criteria for grading papers of argumentative prose. Information was sought regarding the relation of marginal and end-of-paper comments to the grade itself, as well as of the ability of multiple regression analysis to express the relationship of the individual and collective contributions of the variables to the grades. A group of 36 previously graded student essays were analyzed for grading variables; 14 such variables emerged. The papers were reevaluated on relative performance for each variable. The four variables found to account significantly for the grade were those concerned with interest in topic, scope, organization, and rhetoric. (DF)
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"The Chapel of Sacred Mirrors will bring you face to face with your soul and move you to a new level of enlightenment." –Deepak Chopra
Wappinger, NY, (PRWEB) May 03, 2016
Entheon, a sanctuary of Visionary Art, is currently under construction in New York's beautiful Hudson Valley. Co-founders Alex Grey & Allyson Grey announced today that the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors is raising funds via a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter.com to complete the three-story, 12,000 square foot inspiring Entheon exhibition.
Entheon will display precious paintings, drawings, sculpture and moving images that express the highest mystic states of human consciousness. Grey's acclaimed Sacred Mirrors series will be displayed in a cathedralesque room with latticework ceilings and archangels. CoSM's target is to raise $77,000 on Kickstarter to complete the interior exhibition spaces, and initiate the unique sculptural countenance of Entheon. Exterior sculptures are expected to be added over time as funding allows. The interior exhibition of Entheon is planned to open Autumn of 2017.
Alex Grey collaborated for two years with Academy Award Winning of 3D Animator, Ryan Tottle [Frozen & Zootopia] to transform Alex's drawings of Entheon into a 3D model that will be printed out and cast in concrete to form the countenance of Entheon.
Construction of Entheon began in the Autumn of 2014. With the exterior walls and roof on, CoSM is now completing the interior spaces. The first gallery of Entheon will exhibit original artwork by leading masters of the International Visionary Art Movement.
Seven galleries in Entheon will exhibit Grey's beloved and transcendental masterworks including Theologue, a fifteen-foot-long icon of meditation, Net of Being featured on the album of Grammy award winning band TOOL, and Allyson Grey's Jewel Net of Indra.
In the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors, the nineteen paintings and two etched mirrors of the Sacred Mirrors Series will inspire visitors by representing the stages of the self, transforming from the physical body into pure infinite love energy.
Chapel of Sacred Mirrors (CoSM), founded in 1996 by Visionary Artists Alex Grey and Allyson Grey, is a cultural center celebrating creativity as a spiritual path. For over twenty years, CoSM's mission has been to build an enduring sanctuary of visionary art, to inspire every pilgrim's creative path and embody the values of love and perennial wisdom.
The paintings of Alex Grey articulate realms of psychedelic visionary consciousness, revealing interwoven energies of body and soul, love and spirit, illuminating the anatomical core of each being. Alex's visual meditations on the nature of life and consciousness, the subject of his art, have reached millions through his five books, the exhibition and extensive reproduction of his artwork, speaking appearances including a popular TED talk, stage sets for major rock bands, video animation, and Grammy award winning album art. http://www.alexgrey.com
Allyson Grey, MFA, is a painter, social sculptor, and Alex's creative collaborator, life partner and studio mate since art school in 1975. Allyson's paintings essentialize a world view of chaos, order and secret writing: the material world, the interconnected realm of energy + light and the sacred symbols of creativity. Through private consultations and her blog on art and life, "Ask Allyson," she serves as a muse to artists worldwide. http://www.allysongrey.com


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At Keyham Barton we aim to promote our children's health, physical development and confidence. The children experience a wide range of P.E. activities, including dance, gymnastics, games, athletics and swimming. All children at Keyham Barton RC Primary have a minimum of 1 and half hours of P.E per week.
Foundation Stage children focus on the Early Learning goals and will also have physical activities related to numeracy and outdoor play as part of the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum.
Our curriculum is organised so that children have access to all areas specified within the National Curriculum. Children participate in Games and Athletics activities, Gymnastics (although large apparatus will not be used unless a qualified gymnastics instructor is present), Dance, Swimming and Outdoor Adventurous activities plus a range of 'Out of hours' learning clubs.
KS1 enjoy 'Leap into Life', a dynamic movement programme designed to inspire children to move with fluency, accuracy and confidence. KS2 follow a rich and varied curriculum delivered by class teachers and visiting specialists. We offer a wide range of extra curricular activities including: football, basketball, tennis, hockey, netball and running. Our Year 6 sports leaders manage and organise a variety of physical sporting activities during lunchtimes and we also have access to Plymouth School Sports Partnership (PSSP), which organises a wide range of intra-school events in which we are always keen to participate.
The children and staff at Keyham are very proud of their sporting successes and trophies and awards are prominently displayed in our trophy cabinet for all to celebrate. Children in Year 6 are also given the opportunity to take part in a residential visit to Grenville House.
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The Mark rewards school for their commitment to and the development of competition, school sport and physical education and was first launched in June 2012 via the Sainsbury's School Games website.
The school applies for the award on an annual basis. In 2013-14 Keyham Barton received the Silver Award and in 2014- 2015 we received the Gold Award in recognition of our commitment to the promotion of a healthy lifestyle for all.


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(c) Leland Holiday (2010)
Came home from Tanzania, where I'd been stuck with the same 5 hard books for 3 months - Does Foreign Aid Really Work?, Philosophical Investigations, Lipsey's Mathematical Economics, Crawford & Imlah's Scottish Verse, and Beyond Good and Evil - I binged a bit, re-reading old favourites. (This included three different books with "How To" in the title, but they're much better than that might suggest.) Also got a job in a bookshop, so, y'know.
Grading system:1/5: No.
2/5: For enthusiasts, I guess.
3/5: Skim it.
4/5: Read it receptively.
4*/5: Exceptional.
5?/5: First read of a 5/5.
5/5: Read it now, slowly, and probably repeatedly.
- Monogamy (1996) by Adam Philips. Casually radical bunch of aphorisms questioning our automatic pair-bonding. Every page has something to raise or furrow yr eyebrows. 4/5
- Bring the Noise (2007) by Simon Reynolds. My favourite pop writer traces his own development, from slightly clumsy Marxist projecting onto old-school rap, to the most acute pop-culture theorist we have. 4/5
- Totally Wired: Post-Punk Interviews (2009) by Simon Reynolds. Less impressive collection, but his love of the music shines through, and his scepticism about the more wanky post-punks helps considerably. David Byrne and Green Gartside come across particularly well. 3/5
- Re-read: Stumbling on Happiness (2006) by Daniel Gilbert. This is really amazing, pop-psych survey of how to apply the last 50 years of psychology / cognitive science. He's one the pioneers of the Economics of Happiness school, but nowhere near as annoying as those tend to be. Also has a good Woody Allen-type flow. 5?/5
- Re-read: How to Talk about Books You Haven't Read (2008) by Pierre Bayard. Astonishing and therapeutic work against the reading classes (of which I obviously am, but still). Bayard actually disowns it, and there's plenty of obvious irony involved, but the "Bayard" of this is still a credible and persuasive devil's advocate. 5/5
- Re-read: The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster. Favourite children's book. Sarky and warm and overflowing with ideas. 5/5
- Read aloud, aborted: Journey to the Centre of the Earth (1871) by Jules Verne. Proper boring. First 150 pages (out of 220) is a completely uneventful dialogue about an obscure Victorian geological debate. Narrator is kind of charming. Didn't help that we were just waiting for the dinosaurs to appear. Gave up. 2/5
- Flight to Arras (1942) by Antoine Saint-Exupéry. Powerful nationalist elegy written during the defeat of France. I don't think I've ever been moved by anything that subsumes the individual so totally. The central thought is that war is futile and absurd but that he must continue. The existentialism can get kind of leaden in comparison to his other stuff. 4/5
- How to Travel With a Salmon (1994) by Umberto Eco. Bunch of satirical pieces about academia and consumerism. One piece, analysing a cheapo catalogue, is quite affecting. But it hasn't aged all that well. He's still funny. This has the feel of a notebook which is cool? 3/5.
- Read aloud, aborted: Critique of Criminal Reason (2006) by Michael Gregorio. Couldn't resist this after reading the blurb - Kant solving murder mysteries in wintry Konigsberg - but gave up after 80 pages of samey dirty Gothic blah. I really don't like crime fiction: by virtue of its conventions, it is rarely humanistic, fantastical, or realistic - the three ways fiction can impress me.
- Escalator (2006) by Michael Gardiner. Incredible set of short stories by a Scot living in Japan. I rarely engage with the genre, but each of these is too powerful to stay distant from. Racism, hyper-reality, economic pressure, and family, all handled with subtlety and quiet desperation. 4/5
- How to Live Forever Or Die Trying (2007) by Bryan Appleyard. A very versatile thinker being critical and fair about transhumanism and cryonics. His portrait of us as morbid/paranoid pill-munching nerds is not obviously incorrect. The book's a bit of a mishmash, with an extended middle section on ultimate meaning and Medieval funeral habits not totally meshing together - and his grasp of the science is, as he admits, insufficient. But his summation is balanced, and his apriori estimate of the intractable philosophical problems and potential social catastrophes of these disruptive technologies is hard to fault. 4/5
- Open University material from M823 (2012). Started a Master's in Maths, but quickly realised I'd overreached myself. 3/5.
- Museum Without Walls (2012) by Jonathan Meades. Another favourite, the best bellowing arts contrarian in the land. This is mostly just a collection of TV scripts I've already seen, and though this means that we can at last catch up with his rapid-fire aesthetic barbs, they still suffer without their inspired, bizarre visual production. A sense of loneliness comes through on paper, where anger and historical sweep is the dominant note in the final programmes. You can see almost all his work at this Youtube channel. It is a fine use of a week.
4/5, for 5/5 programmes.
- No Other Place: Poetry from the Aberdeen University Review (1995). Got this as a xmas present for someone - but I know they encourage pre-using media presents (why wouldn't you?) so I snuck in a read-through. Lots of poems about Aberdeen U specifically, which got me good and sentimental. 3/5 in general tho. The final piece, by Archibald Wavell, is amazing:
...My chin, once glossy as a nectarine, Now looks like holly on a Christmas card, Or straggly hawthorns in a woodland scene Such as is deftly drawn by Fragonard; No R.S.M. would pass me for a guard However much I titivate and preen. My luck would daunt a Roland or Bayard; I left my shaving-brush at Aberdeen. Pity me, Prince : the water here is hard, Hourly my tongue inclines to the obscene, Full of strange oaths and bearded like the pard, I left my shaving-brush at Aberdeen.
Hm. I gave mostly high ratings. (I suppose that means I wasn't taking many risks with my reading.)


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Monday, 29 October 2012
OFOTD: Sailor Style
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While thousands of South Floridians head for The Mountains of Busch every day at Miller Time, two new imported beers are inviting drinkers to travel south of the border.
The new arrivals are Venezuela`s Polar Beer and Corona, a Mexico City brew that`s barreled along to become the second-most popular imported beer in the United States -- despite virtually no advertising.
Venezuela`s Polar made its U.S. debut in Miami last Monday, as Caracas- based Cerveceria Polar launched a distribution effort that will range from Fort Myers to the Keys. Corona began selling in South Florida shortly before Thanksgiving, after appearing in 26 other U.S. markets.
Imported beer sales in this country account for slightly more than 4 percent of total beer sales. Importers of both Corona and Polar say that`s still a big slice in terms of total volume -- almost 7.5 million barrels, or 103.3 million cases, in the first 10 months of this year -- and they`ll be delighted to have a taste of it.
``The import market is a big cake, and we`ll be happy to have a piece of that,`` said Alvaro Gimenez, export consulting director for Polar.
But so far, it`s Modelo Brewery`s Corona that has tapped into the fancy of the beer industry, coming to a head as the second-highest volume imported beer in the country, behind No. 1 Heineken, produced in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
``Corona is the phenomenon of the beer industry right now,`` said Benj Steinman, executive editor of Beer Marketers Insights, a trade magazine published in West Nyack, N.Y.
But Steinman pointed out that the success of Corona is more like an unexplained phenomenon.
``No one really knows,`` he said. ``It`s just the fastest-growing brand. At this point it`s going to be well over 100 percent in 1986. In 1985, they were probably the fifth largest imported beer brand, and in `86 they`re probably going to be the second largest imported beer brand.``


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The hardest question is the one I am asked everyday, "How is TC doing?"
There is no short answer to this question, so I struggle in determining what to say and how much to elaborate. Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is one of the most complex injuries the body can sustain. The brain is a fascinating organ with incredible potential, but the road to recovery is unpredictable and certainly long. I find myself conducting late night research on the plasticity of the brain, hoping to find a shred of research or evidence that might point to TC's ability to make a full recovery. The reality is that neuroscience still has much to uncover about the brain and its capacity. I do believe it is possible for TC to continue on the miraculous path he is on, but there are many outcomes possible and the reality ahead often feels scary and uncertain.
Then I remember how far we have come. Eight weeks ago TC laid motionless in the ICU, hooked up to more machines than I can remember. I would sit by his side in that freezing room, covered in prayer shawls, trying to decode the numbers, beeping sounds, and blinking lights that surrounded me. I would pray for a hand squeeze, a blink, anything to assure me that TC was still in there. I attempted many silent negotiations with God.
"God, just let TC live. I will take him in whatever condition you give him to me. I don't care."
"God, if you give me my husband back, I promise not to ask for anything ever again."
"God, please, please don't leave me alone. Please."
My prayers were answered and now I find myself becoming increasingly demanding. I don't just want my husband to live. I want him to live well. I want me to live well. I want our family back. But the rehabilitation process continues to challenge my previous definition of patience. Eight weeks feels like an eternity and yet I know we have months and years ahead before I may see my prayers fully granted.
TC is hanging strong. He's thinner and paler than the TC I once knew. His language is jumbled and his speech is soft and slurred, but he has moments of great clarity and recognition. He talks excitedly about Jack. He showers me with love and compliments every time I walk in the door. He is caring and thoughtful and curious, just as he has always been. So far I see no indication of the major personality shifts I was warned of. TC seems a little sillier and more childlike than before, but he has plenty of time to grasp the enormity of his situation and I see no need to burden him with the gravity of it all.
And then there are the challenging aspects of his recovery, most notably, the headaches. Because TC is still waiting for his final surgery, the cranioplasty in which his skull will be replaced, he is often in extreme physical pain. I'm hoping the headaches will lessen in severity after his surgery, but I expect that debilitating headaches may be part of our new regime. TC is also easily fatigued. He participates in more than 3 hours of therapy a day at the rehab hospital, which include physical, occupational, and speech therapy. He's relearning to walk, trying to rebuild strength on the right side of his body, and working on correcting the aphasia that affects his speech. It's a long day and it often leaves him frustrated, tired, and plain grumpy.
As someone who is there most every day for his recovery, I don't always see the markers of progress that are easier to observe for folks who step in and step out of the situation. I know he's made tremendous progress. I know he's working hard. And I try to keep a strong exterior when I witness him struggle to count to ten or remember what month it is or do any of the things that used to come so easily. I know these things will come in time.
But it's a very isolating situation to be in, feeling like I'm married to myself much of the time. TC is here and he's getting better, but it will be a long time before he is able to carry the load he once carried. I could never have appreciated all of the things he did to make our household run smoothly before this incident. Each day I struggle not to sink under the monumental load of responsibility I have inherited.
So the short answer to that challenging question? TC is making progress and we're getting through it. Each day is a small victory and an answer to another prayer.


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Summer Community Parties
WHCA has hosted several types of community parties in the past: Summerfest is a member appreciation pool party, held in late July. Worthington Hills Country Club generously hosts this event for all WHCA families. Sunny 95 has brought us the Sunny 95 Block Party in August at Worthington Hills Elementary School. Check our home page this summer to see which event will be scheduled for this year!
Holiday Carriage Ride
Mark your calendar and bundle up the kids and get ready to make a very special memory! Every December, WHCA arranges horse drawn carriage rides that take residents on a one mile ride through Worthington Hills. From 6-9:30pm, 10-14 person carriages will navigate the streets of Worthington Hills giving your family a very special view of The Hills. Carriages will depart from and return to Worthington Hills Country Club on a reservation-only basis that evening. The Club will be providing complimentary cookies and hot chocolate. You may even spy that jolly old elf!
Association members may book reservations for a specific time slot with a credit card. The cost is $10.00 per person with children 2 and under (riding on a parents lap) free. There are a limited number of reservations so don't delay. Your assigned time will be the time on the ticket you reserve. Please come 15 minutes prior to your assigned time.
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I'm dying to go shopping and start ticking things off my spring list, which I plan to do when I take New York City for spring break. Between now and then, I have some serious closet cleaning to do. My spring ritual involves emptying drawers, rummaging through my closet, a bottle of wine and a critical eye. If something is unloved, unworn (for a year) or just plain doesn't work, it goes to consignment.
I love consigning clothes. I find it cathartic to streamline my wardrobe and make money on idle items I won't miss (free money!) and buy new things I love.
Back in the day, I dry cleaned clothes that didn't make the cut, bagged them up and trudged to the local consignment store where they were scrutinized, often rejected and sometimes sold. Thanks to the Internet and mobile phones, cashing in on my closet has never been quicker or easier.
Here are five easy ways to cash in on your closet this spring:
Poshmark is a fast and easy way to make cash off your closet. You can list items using the Poshmark app on your mobile phone in about a minute. It's true peer-to-peer. The app is a platform that connects buyers and sellers. Part of the fun of Poshmark is the people you meet. You can engage with them via Posh Parties -- real-time virtual shopping events where like-minded fashion lovers meet to shop, share and sell clothing and accessories. All I really care about is selling my stuff so the fact that I met great people and it was super fun was a bonus I didn't expect, but absolutely loved. I sold two pairs of J. Brand jeans in a bundle (a buyer asked me to add multiple items to one listing and I offered it at a slight discount). I then downloaded a pre-paid shipping label, shipped off the items (shipping is paid by the buyer) and once my buyer accepted them, the earnings were deposited into my account. Poshmark takes 20 percent of the transaction. Beware. Earnings can also be automatically applied to purchases. I could not resist breaking into my account when I came across the Stella McCartney leopard print jogging pants I pined for last spring. Originally $1100, I bought them for $100 (or $20 when you count the credit from my sale). They arrived pristine with a cute handwritten thank you note. Worn just once by their original owner, I wear them practically daily. With her emphasis on sustainability, I have to believe Stella herself would approve of this transaction.
Fashionphile is best for designer bags. Simply submit the item you wish to sell through a form on the website and receive a quote in just a few days. Once accepted, the company lists the bag on its website and possibly displays it in the gorgeous brick-exposed showroom on Maiden Lane in San Francisco. Once sold, Fashionphile takes 30 percent of the sale price. I was reluctant to sell a gifted Louis Vuitton Keepall I never carried because of sentimental reasons. I got over it fast when it quickly sold for $995 and I banked $695. Score!
Threadflip is another great option for cleaning out your closet and making some cash. Like Poshmark, Threadflip allows you to list clothing and accessories and sell them directly to others. You can list clothing on the web or with the app and the company takes 20 percent commission once it sells. Or if you prefer, Threadflip will handle the listing for you with their free White Glove Service. The company will send you a pre-paid shipping kit to mail your items and they photograph, measure, price and list your clothing, and then ship them to the buyer once items sell. Losing the hassle factor has a price; in this case Threadflip takes 40 percent of each sale.
Vaunte focuses on reselling the wardrobes of fashion insiders. It profiles many of the fashionable owners of the clothing for sale but anyone can sell on the site. Simply submit an item from an approved designer, upload your picture to the website and name your price. Vaunte takes 15 percent of the sale. Like the others, your funds are deposited into an account. The site accepts hundreds of brands but they are exclusively high end and high fashion items like Chanel and Dior and the more moderately priced Equipment and Rag & Bone.
I like this website best for shopping. Vaunte's design (it was founded by two Gilt Groupe alums) makes it easy to shop by category: designer, clothing size, shoe size and item type. I find myself browsing, often checking out designer pieces I covet from Stella McCartney, Philip Lim and others that on sale for a steal.
Material Wrld is a fashion trade in service where you send in your designer items you no longer wear or want and earn gift cards to either Shopbop or Saks Fifth Avenue. Sign up on the website for a free mail kit and the company will send you a giant bag (it holds about 20 items) and a prepaid shipping label. Once the company receives and evaluates your items, you are given a quote. It's "risk-free" in that if you don't like the offer, they'll send your items back for a $10 fee. I sent the company nine items, five of which were accepted. One of the rejects was a pair of never-worn "vintage" designer jeans because of slight fraying on the hems (I paid extra for that, thank you very much!) I found the offer prices far too low. For example, I was offered $16 for the same pair of jeans I sold on Poshmark for $50. In the end, I reluctantly paid the company $10 to send my items back. Still, Material Wrld makes it super easy to sell unwanted items and they'll even donate items they reject. If convenience takes precedence over cash when cleaning out your closet, this is a good bet.


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Manifesting What You Want
The Law of Attraction is a reality – we know this because it has been proven over the years by the experience of people who manifested whatever they want to bring into their lives.
This includes money, wealth of all kinds, prosperity and abundance, good-quality relationships, new jobs, new employment, new attitudes of mind, and improved quality of relationships, both sexual and nonsexual.
When you hear this, it sounds like some kind of modern day scam that is trying to persuade you to invest your money! You know what I mean – the kind of thing that goes "have it all, with no effort whatsoever!"
But of course the law of attraction requires a considerable amount of your time and effort – and it's certainly no pushover to make it work. If there's any scam surrounding the law of attraction, it exists entirely in the minds of the people who successfully persuade men and women that with a few minutes' visualization every day, and by engaging in some ridiculously simplistic rituals, they can manifest their deepest desires.
Now of course this may sound like the esoteric way to get what you want, but in fact it is a natural part of being human. But it isn't about getting something for nothing! Life isn't like that, as you have probably realized, although you may still be hoping that some part of your being the discovery that things come easily!
Forget it. If you want to use the law of attraction (and this is the place to get a full understanding of it!) to manifest anything – a sexual relationship, money or anything else – then you have to work quite hard.
What that work looks like is this: being absolutely clear about what it is you're passionate to have in your life, and then believing in that dream with more commitment than you might have ever shown for anything in your life up to this point.
Now I know that you probably want something very badly indeed right here in this moment, but I wonder whether you have the intense desire that will sustain your motivation when you're faced with the everyday problems and challenges of life around you.
For, make no mistake about it, unless you do have a consistent and persistent desire for something within you, and held consistently with intense commitment, nothing is going to manifest any time soon.
When people talk about the Law Of Attraction they make it seem very simple, but it isn't. Or at least, the principles are simple but the execution of it is rather more complicated than you might imagine.
Manifestation: Imagine Your Relationship In Every Detail
I've already alluded to the need for intense desire to make manifestation work, but not only do you need intense desire (which is sustained over a long period of time), but you also need an absolute belief in the certainty of your being able to manifest whatever it is that you're trying to attract into your life.
One of the reasons for this is that the process of manifestation depends on you putting sufficient emotional energy into it, to convince – and I use that word loosely – the universe that you're sincere and your desires to have whatever it is you're envisaging.
But whatever the exact nature of the mechanism, we know that a high level of energy on the part of the person's visualizing is very necessary for it to manifest in their lives – and that includes you, just as does anybody else who wants to bring about a certain outcome.
Beyond desire and belief, you also need expectation – expectation is a quality which allows you to believe that these things can happen for you, and that they will happen for you. You may well have a belief that other people can be rich, for example, because there are plenty of examples of them around the world - and you could hardly deny their existence!
But could YOU be rich? Perhaps that's a slightly more challenging thing to believe in?
So expectancy is the expectation that something is going to manifest for you, no matter what your background, no matter what your history, and no matter what your cultural circumstances.
This, I think, more than anything else is where a high level of evolved consciousness may be necessary to people who want to change their lives for the better.
What I mean by "evolved consciousness" is this: it's quite obvious that people don't have the same success as each other in manifestation – some manage to do it all the time, and some don't manage to succeed at all.
Whether or not you succeed is probably a reflection of your commitment to the process, at least in part.
In addition it's also a reflection of the amount of time and
effort that you're able to bring to the process of visualization or meditation
which is the fourth adjunct to co-creation (another word for manifestation).
For some reason that is not entirely clear, it appears that this brain frequency (and what we refer to by brain frequencies is the frequency of the electrical activity that pulsates through the brain) is somehow a facilitation device which enables you to connect to the universe at large. This connection seems to act as some kind of "carrier wave" that will carry your desires and intentions to the universe.
Now I need hardly say, I'm sure, that this is rather a challenging thing to do, because we're all faced with a busy everyday life that keeps our brain highly active and maintains our inner brain frequency range far removed from the Alpha waveband.
So you will be required – it's an absolute requirement, for sure – to sit down and relax and meditate and to develop the habit pattern of doing this until you are adept at it. Without this frequency of brain patterns, you will not be able to visualize whatever it is you wish to bring into your life in a way that will make it happen.
And finally, you won't be surprised, I'm sure, to hear that the very final step of manifestation is to take action of some kind that demonstrates to the universe that you're committed to achieving your goal. Even so, manifestation is worthwhile, and the core factor is always to start with a definite goal in mind!


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These contributors devoted their considerable hands-on expertise to the entire development process for Dreamweaver MX 2004 Killer Tips. As this book was being written, these dedicated professionals reviewed all the material for technical content, organization, and flow. Their feedback was critical to ensuring that Dreamweaver MX 2004 Killer Tips fits our reader's need for the highest-quality technical information.
Jay A. Grantham is the owner, developer, chief cook, and bottle washer of WebsiteIC web development. He is a contributing author to the Dreamweaver reference site dwfaq.com, a member of the International Webmasters Association, and has done peer reviews for many authors. He enjoys learning what Dreamweaver can do for him and what he can do for the Dreamweaver community. Jay lives in Houston with is wife/best friend, Dana, and their two small children, Garrett and Katelyn. When he is not online, he is most likely fighting fires and saving lives as a member of the Houston Fire Department.
Derren Whiteman began building web sites by hand and later took up Dreamweaver after joining Mediafear, a San Francisco web design shop where he spent 3 years building web sites. Derren has also served as an information technology consultant and computer instructor. He spends much of his time in technical publishing. He cowrote the Fireworks MX Bible (John Wiley & Sons), served as technical editor for versions 3 and 4 of the Fireworks Bible and all versions of the Dreamweaver Bible (John Wiley & Sons) beginning with version 4, and has numerous other titles under his belt. Derren is a Macromedia Certified Dreamweaver Developer and maintains a number of web sites, including FrancinePaul.com, Konis.com, and Derren.com. He makes his home in Toronto.
Matt Brown is a consultant based in the Bay Area. He has edited more than 20 Dreamweaver and Photoshop books over the years. He has taught at Foothill College and the Multimedia Studies Program at San Francisco State University. He was on the Dreamweaver team for 5 years in a number of capacities, finally as Community Manager. Matt is married to a magnificent woman, Marcella, and keeps chickens and loves to cook and create all sorts of art.
Dan Short is the Chief Developer for Web Shorts Site Design as well as a devoted Team Macromedia Volunteer and uses almost the entire Macromedia Studio including Fireworks, ColdFusion, and Dreamweaver. He helps to maintain several HTML and Dreaweaver reference sites including www.dwfaq.com, for which he created the style changer and all ASP functionality, including the Snippets Exchange and the DWfaq Store. Dan is the co-author of Dreamweaver MX 2004 Magic, and contributing author of the previous edition. He's also written articles for several resource sites, including AListApart.com, Spider-Food.net, the MM Designer and Developer Center (www.macromedia.com/desdev) and DWfaq.com. Dan is also a contributing author for the dynamic chapters in the Dreamweaver MX 2004 Bible (Wiley) and the previous edition. He has also presented at several Dreamweaver conferences including the first two TODCONs and MXNorth in March of 2003.


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Rotary joints by Maier are leak-proof, laboratory and field –tested for high performance of machine tools and manufacturing systems. Fusion Coolant Systems is Maier's revolutionizing new product, which offers dry clean parts, a bacteria free work zone, improved chip/swarf control, elimination of cutting fluids, and faster production rates. Booth NC-747
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Erin Kesegi, 38, was promoted to Senior Architect. She previously held the position of Project Architect.
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|This summer marks Kesegi's 15th year with Hoffmann Architects, having joined the firm in 2001 after earning her architecture degree from Roger Williams University. She serves as a mentor to new staff members and oversees the technical staff orientation program. In addition, she was instrumental in systematizing the firm's design and drafting standards. With experience in a range of building envelope systems and materials, Kesegi has published articles and led seminars that consider roofs, facades, and windows, both modern construction and historic restoration. She leads project teams in the diagnosis and resolution of building distress.
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|Project Architect
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|Hamden, CT
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|Founded in 1977, Hoffmann Architects specializes in the rehabilitation of the building envelope. The firm's work focuses on the exteriors of existing structures, diagnosing and resolving deterioration within facades, roofing systems, windows, waterproofing materials, plazas/terraces, parking garages, and historic and landmark structures. We provide consulting services for new building construction, as well as litigation and claim support. Our technical professionals investigate and correct damage resulting from time and weather, substandard or improper construction, design defects, material failures, poor workmanship, structural movement, and stress.
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The possibility of lining Arizona Region courses has been the topic of discussion for a couple of years. One of the roadblocks has been the type of lining material to use. Some, such as diatomaceous earth, are harmful to lungs. Others are permanent, a definite NO from the track owners. Our Chief Solo Safety Steward, Kim Kemper, unbeknownst to me until last Saturday, has spent many long hours researching this problem and has at last found the ultimate course lining element!
At the Spring Series Trophy Brunch, Kim presented me with a sample of the product, called Unobtainium. Now I can stop bitching and we can safely line the courses!! A toast to Kim for his immense and intense research into this problem area for Arizona Region SCCA.
Unfortunately, at this time, Unobtainium is ONLY located 19.6 miles below the surface of the Gobi Desert in Outer Mongolia. Because of the harsh winters when the temperatures can drop to minus 40 below F, it is only mined during the warmer summer months, which means the demand exceeds the supply making Unobtainium cost prohibitive. Particularly since President Trump has added Unobtainium to the list of tariffs on imported products.
Just when I thought I could quit whining I now have to open a GoFundMe page to gather the necessary funds so we can buy Unobtainium.
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The Obama administration released a redacted version of its "playbook" for the lethal U.S. drone program, a booklet of presidential guidelines that sets legal standards for deciding who to kill, where and under what circumstances.
The 18-page document was drawn up in May 2013, after President Obama promised greater transparency and oversight on counterterrorism strikes that have targeted thousands of Islamic militants in remote corners of the globe, including Yemen, Pakistan, Libya and Somalia.
The administration quietly released the document Friday, in response to a court order in an open records lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union. The disclosure comes as the administration has vastly expanded the targeted-killing program, but until recently has refused to acknowledge its existence or answer questions about how targets are chosen.
"The president has emphasized that the U.S. government should be as transparent as possible with the American people about our counterterrorism operations, the manner in which they are conducted, and their results," said Ned Price, spokesman for the White House National Security Council. "Our counterterrorism actions are effective and legal, and their legitimacy is best demonstrated by making public more information about these actions as well as setting clear standards for other nations to follow."
Most matters related to the drone program, run by the CIA and the U.S. military's secretive Joint Special Operations Command, have been hidden from public view.
The administration had earlier released a fact sheet about the "playbook" — officially called the Presidential Policy Guidance, or PPG, following Obama's vows to bring more accountability to the program during a speech at the National Defense University in 2013. But that disclosure lacked detail.
"The PPG should have been released three years ago, but its release now will inform an ongoing debate about the lawfulness and wisdom of the government's counterterrorism policies," said Jameel Jaffer, the deputy legal director of the ACLU. "The release of the PPG and related documents is also a timely reminder of the breadth of the powers that will soon be in the hands of another president."
The Obama administration has still never provided basic information needed to assess the drone program, including the names and identities of people killed.
The document provides a window into the shadowy drone program. It details the "nominations" process for targeting individuals to be killed or captured in countries where the U.S. has not declared war.
It also describes how the U.S. military and intelligence agencies collaborate to review the top-secret evidence against alleged militant leaders, referred to as "high value terrorists," or HVTs, and assess the consequences of operations in what's called "after action reports."
It discloses that the government is not always entirely certain about who it has killed.
"The conditions precedent for any operation, which shall include at a minimum … [a] near certainty that an identified HVT or other lawful terrorist target other than an identified HVT is present," the document said.
It requires "near certainty" that civilians will not be injured or killed; that capture is "not feasible at the time of the operation;" that foreign governmental authorities in the country where a strike is to take place "cannot or will not effectively address the threat;" and that "no other reasonable alternatives to lethal action exist."
"[A]ppropriate members" of the National Security Council are to review drone strike proposals before they are sent to the president for a final decision.
If the target is a U.S. citizen, the guidelines state, the Justice Department must weigh in to determine whether the strike is legal. At least eight Americans have been killed by drone attacks, but only one — Anwar Awlaki, an Al Qaeda leader in Yemen — was specifically targeted.
"While this policy guidance appears to set an important precedent for protecting civilians and limiting killings, it is impossible to assess whether and how it's been followed," said Naureen Shah, director of Amnesty International USA's Security & Human Rights. "The Obama administration has still never provided basic information needed to assess the drone program, including the names and identities of people killed in the strikes."
The ACLU called the standards "stringent," but said in a statement that the administration has yet to make clear which strikes follow the guidelines in the playbook, and whether the president ever waives them. The ACLU also notes accounts of eyewitnesses, journalists and human rights researchers who have documented large numbers of bystander casualties, suggesting the careful guidelines laid out by the administration are often not followed or are inadequate.
The redacted release of the "playbook" comes after U.S. District Judge Colleen McMahon in New York ordered the government in February to submit the policy guidance for the court's review. The administration then said it would prepare the redacted version.
Last month, the White House admitted that 64 to 116 civilians had been wrongly killed in 473 strikes launched by the U.S. between the time Obama was inaugurated and the end of last year. The vast majority of the attacks were launched by drones, officials said, but the estimate also covers some strikes using manned aircraft.
It was an unprecedented admission, though human rights and monitoring groups estimate the number of civilians killed in U.S. drone strikes is much higher, from 200 to more than 1,000.
The administration also said that the 473 strikes have killed up to 2,581 people it classified as combatants.
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