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Maintaining Computer ConfidentialityVital tips to save your confidential files
If you want to have your data privacy secured, the watchword is computer confidentiality. Everything these days is stored in files – lots of different formats, archived or not. Chances are you store information on your PC about your credit cards, bank accounts, passwords for online banking. All these are at risk of being stolen and used for every type of cyber crime you can imagine – from identity theft to sponsoring world terrorism. In a case like this, is it wrong to state that the need to make computer confidentiality part and parcel of your daily living has become increasingly urgent? In this article we will discuss:
- Main risks for your confidential files
- Simple ways to protect your files
- What not to keep in your PC's hard drive
Main risks for your confidential files
The main risk for the security of your files is backdoor program and hackers. Almost all cases of stealing information include using some kind of backdoor program. It is a program that gives another person access to your system, over the Internet or the local network, with the ability to see your files and copy them freely. Such kind of program does not come from nowhere to your computer. It, in the common case, had been started from the user himself. You receive interesting greeting card in your e-mail, you click it. That is it; your computer is already infected. To secure the data on your PC, don't open files that come from the Internet. Regularly updated antivirus program will, in most cases, stop the malicious program from installing and alert you. Another risk is direct stealing of files from your computer. Anyone that has access to it and a flash drive can copy everything from your PC. One of the solutions is to not allow access to your PC without your presence to anyone.
Simple ways to protect your files
With extreme care or not – your files can be stolen, your confidentiality broken. To avoid this – there are relatively simple ways to protect the data. First and easiest way is to use some kind of archiver that supports password protected archives. There are lots of these, just search online and download any. Archiving is time consuming, but if you keep all sensitive information archived with strong password, even if it gets stolen, no one will be able to use it. Another way is to use special program that creates safe place on the hard drive of your PC for your files. It can be accessed with password, or hardware key. Though more complicated, this way of protection can save your time, protecting your files is as easy as copying them to the safe place.
What not to keep on your PC's hard drive
You should never keep some files on your PC's hard drive. Anything that resembles a list of credit or debit card numbers and PIN codes will probably be stolen first. Any kind of sensitive personal or business information has no place on your PC's hard drive if you don't protect it.
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Interview with Cindy Wang
A interview with Cindy Wang, a 16 year old girl from Indonesia. Someone who is into music, playing music, watching tv shows, eating chocolate and loads more cool stuff. Check out the interview below for more info.
1/ Max Pen: Could you tell us a bit more about yourself so the readers know who you are?
Cindy Wang: Well, my name is Cindy, I'm 16. I live in Jakarta, Indonesia. I'm crazy about chocolate and cakes. I sometimes can be such a shy girl, but sometimes I can be such a talkative girl. I definitely love music, it always mesmerizes me. I also love writing and watching adventure stories, spending my time on playing computer games.
2/ Max Pen: How did you get into playing music and how long you been doing it now? Did you learn everything from yourself or do you follow a course in Music?
Cindy Wang: The way I got into playing music was actually from myself. I think I've got a gift since no one has that 'playing music' talent in my family. I've been playing music for 9 years. So, when I was 4 my uncle gave me an electronic organ, and of course I didn't know how to play it. Then I saw my mom playing a song, even though she's not really good at it but I became interested in playing organ. She could see how interested I was, so at the age of 7, I started to be taught to play the organ by my mom's close friend. 4 years later, I started to take a course in one of Yamaha music schools in Jakarta.
3/ Max Pen: What instruments do you use to play music? Have you ever thought of putting your music online?
Cindy Wang: Actually, I've been focusing on playing organ. But sometimes I use piano to play music, since they're pretty much the same. I can also play guitar and flute. And yes, I've ever thought of putting my music on Youtube, but I'm way too shy to do it. I don't really like doing it alone. I think my parents will get mad at me if I do it. Besides, I'm afraid if one day my friends will find out my video on Youtube.
4/ Max Pen: When did you start with singing songs? Are this sing in English or your own native language? What are the songs usually about?
Cindy Wang: I think it's hard to decide when exactly I started with singing songs because I sing all the time. I sing everyday, and usually the songs are sung in English. I don't usually sing Indonesian songs, because I don't really follow them.
5/ Max Pen: Who are some of your favorite music artists and why?
Cindy Wang: I love Girls' Generation, especially the leader, Tae-Yeon because I think they are very well-trained. You know, it's really hard to sing and dance at the same time. I also love Charice Pempengco, Demi Lovato, Avril Lavigne, and Beyonce because they have such natural as well as powerful voices. Their voices are still awesome even when they sing live without autotune.
6/ Max Pen: Can you tell us if your music taste has changed over the years?
Cindy Wang: When I was 4, I've become interested in music. I listened to Britney Spears, NSYNC, Westlife. Then at the ages of 10-11, I listened to some Indonesian songs. At the ages of 12 – 14 I still listened to Backstreet Boys, Avril Lavigne, Jonas Brothers, Paramore, Skye Sweetnam, Demi Lovato, Miley Cyrus, Daryn Zanyar, Selena Gomez, Brie Larson. When I was 15 I got into Kpop, and I loved SNSD, Super Junior, and SHINee.
7/ Max Pen: What music genres do you like to listen to, what genres don't you like to listen to?
Cindy Wang: I always love pop, classical, jazz, electro rock, but I loathe heavy metal because I find sometimes it's really disturbing.
8/ Max Pen: You mention you like to watch TV shows, what shows are following at the moment?
Cindy Wang:I'm following Grey's Anatomy, CSI Miami, iCarly, Victorious, Big Time Rush, Merlin, Grey's Anatomy at the moment.
9/ Max Pen: Can you share with us your top 5 of tv shows you like alot?
Cindy Wang: iCarly, Grey's Anatomy, Big Time Rush, Victorious, Merlin.
10/ Max Pen: What does a tv show need to have in order for you to like it? Describe to us your preferences.
Cindy Wang: I guess there should be something funny and exciting. I like a TV show which's got an adventure and a fantasy story in it.
11/ Max Pen: What dream job did you have as a young kid? What job do you see yourself doing in the future?
Cindy Wang: I wanted to be a boss when I was a young kid. Actually, I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up later. I've got lots of ambition, because I think I have no problem in doing anything, my friends said so. Sometimes, I plan to be a singer but I don't think if it's gonna work since I'm too shy to sing, and that's such a big problem for me. I also want to be an animator, graphic designer, or or famous author like J.K. Rowling as well as Rick Riordan.
12/ Max Pen: Finally, do you see yourself becoming famous one day through being a singer?
Cindy Wang: I have no idea to answer this. lol. Well, I hope so. But as I've already mentioned, I'm too shy to sing sometimes. I've sung for the singing exam in front of the class and lots of friends said that I was really good. There was a friend coming towards me then she said that she got goosebumps.
Thank you for doing this interview with me Cindy Wang. It was a pleasure and I hope everyone enjoys your replies as I did. -Max Pen

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text: Dawn the explorer Share this content on LinkedIn Tweet this content on Twitter Share this content on Facebook Read more about: Emerging markets August 4, 2017 – Two years into my three-year program as a business analyst in Hong Kong, I decided to pursue one of my personal passions: emerging markets. I've had an interest in China-Africa relations since my days at Georgetown where I studied the International Political Economy. When President Xi announced his "One Belt One Road" initiative a few years ago, I really wanted to understand what it was like on the ground and how business leaders think in one of the major emerging markets, Africa. There is a common perception that China is involved in rogue aid in Africa, mostly just investing in infrastructure and basic materials. With all that's going on in China in the digital space, I believe it could play a bigger role on the international stage. I want to be part of finding solutions. I want to explore connections between the two markets. I also knew spending a significant amount of time in Africa would be an amazing opportunity to meet new colleagues, try new foods, and travel throughout a new-to-me continent. Whenever I thought about going to Africa, my heart beat faster. It's exciting to imagine transferring know-how between two big emerging markets. I started talking to my colleagues and mentors about how I could best pursue this passion. I asked other business analysts who had gone on yearlong transfers what worked well and what really challenged them. I talked with my more formal mentors (like partners with whom I'd worked on previous engagements) and my Professional Development Manager to learn how to make a third year in Africa happen. They were instrumental in helping me think through how to tie my personal interests to my professional career at McKinsey. For example, during my first two years as a business analyst, I supported several Chinese clients, especially in the financial sector, as they shaped their digital strategies and went through digital transformations. African financial institutions are seeking to go digital now, so I took what I had learned in China to Africa to help banks, for instance, understand how to develop digital ecosystems that could address customers' full needs, beyond just traditional banking. Once I made it to Johannesburg, my adventure really began. Everyone was so welcoming and supportive. I leveraged my expertise in digital and banking and explored other areas like telecommunications and the public sector as well. I traveled a lot – sometimes with my friends, sometimes with my teammates. I travelled across South Africa, Zambia, Mauritius, Kenya, Tanzania, and Namibia, going on safaris and hiking through sand dunes. I ate…a lot, especially barbeque or "braai," and I enjoyed the generous wine pours. I even went to a few McKinsey partners' homes for dinner. All of these experiences made me feel full – and not just in my stomach. I built a lifetime of memories, friendships and professional contacts. I learned so many new things that were critical in my professional journey. I recently returned to Hong Kong with a completely new perspective on my work in Greater China. As I transition to the associate role, I am looking forward to building on the network and expertise I developed in Africa and continuing to help reimagine China-Africa relations.


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These days it's common to run applications on a local environment for web development. Whether you're running Apache, JBoss, or the App Engine SDK, we're all starting to see the benefits of having a production-like environment right, there on your laptop so you can iteratively code and debug your app without deploying live, or even needing the Internet.
The solution is obvious, right? SSH remote forwarding, or reverse tunneling. Use a magical set of options with SSH with a public server you have SSH access to, and set up a tunnel from that machine to your local machine. When people connect to a port on your public machine, it gets forwarded to a local port on your machine, looking as if that port was on a public IP.
The idea is great, but it's a hassle to set up. You need to make sure sshd is set up properly in order to make a public tunnel on the remote machine, or you need to set up two tunnels, one from your machine to a private port on the remote machine, and then another on the remote machine from a public port to the private port (that forwards to your machine).
In short, it's too much of a hassle to consider it a quick and easy option. Here is the quick and easy option:
$ localtunnel 8080
And you're done! With localtunnel, it's so simple to set this up, it's almost fun to do. What's more is that the publicly accessible URL has a nice hostname and uses port 80, no matter what port its on locally. And it tells you what this URL is when you start localtunnel:
$ localtunnel 8080
Port 8080 is now publicly accessible from http://8bv2.localtunnel.com …
What's going on behind the scenes is a web server component running on localtunnel.com. It serves two purposes: a virtual host reverse proxy to the port forward, and a tunnel register API (try going to http://open.localtunnel.com). This simple API allocates a port to tunnel on, and gives the localtunnel client command the information it needs to set up an SSH tunnel for you. The localtunnel command just wraps an SSH library and does this register call.
Of course, there's also the authentication part. As a free, public service, we don't want to just give everybody SSH access to this machine (as it may seem). The user localtunnel on that box is made just for this service. It has no shell. It only has a home directory with an authorized_keys file. We require you to upload a public key for authentication, and we also mark that key with options that say you can only do port forwarding. Although, it can't be used for arbitrary port forwarding… because it's only a private port on the remote side, it can only be used with the special reverse proxy.
Configure localtunnel from this url: http://progrium.com/localtunnel/
Cheers :)


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Our programs for Adults strive to provide opportunities for members and friends to deepen their connection with other members, lifelong learning and enrichment, explore Unitarian Universalism, and building relationships within our religious community. With workshops, film discussion groups, and book clubs, we share our personal stories, explore religious and theological questions, and clarify or challenge our moral and ethical persuasions. Most importantly we discover fellowship and friendship on our individual spiritual journey and search for truth and meaning.
The Book Club meets once a month on the fourth Tuesday of each month from September to November. We meet again on the fourth Tuesday of each month from January to May. Our meetings are held in the Barn from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. You bring your lunch.
Everyone is invited, even if you haven't read or finished the book we have selected.. All of us play a part in choosing the books and everyone has a chance to talk about what you like or dislike. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Our choir, Voices UUnited starts up on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in mid-September with Abigail Freeman, our Music Director. If you'd like to come out and join us we'd be happy to have you. We will rehearse every Sunday morning from 9:30 to 10:00 plus once a month after service and perform an anthem approximately every second Sunday. There is no audition and you do not need to read music – just love to sing. We welcome all.
Join the group of people who came together after the Women's March on January 21 to discuss what to do to promote human rights and social progress in these challenging times. We will be writing to our elected representatives on issues relating to democracy and human rights.
All are welcome. "Double Up our Huddle Up: Bring a Friend"
Feeling creative? Come out and deepen your spirit through practices that engage body, mind, and emotion.
Join DLL Pamela and Rev. Fiona on the second Wednesday of each month at 7:00pm to take some time together to create and share. Everyone is welcome to participate, whether they are in a theme group or not. Some months may have a small cost for materials.
We call it the Daytimers because most of the people who come are available most or some Wednesday afternoons on the first and third Wednesdays of October and November. We carry on the first and third Wednesdays of January – May.
We start in the Great Hall at noon for a lunch you bring. (It's okay if you are late, lots of people are.) Men and women are invited to attend. After lunch we talk about the various presentations, trips, DVD's, local movies travelogues we might like to see. On the first meeting, that is what we will do, so don't miss getting your favourite activity on the list!
Any Questions? Ask Virginia Culbert or anyone who participates. It's fun!
David Rawlinson and Susan Berry will host Euchre Tournaments in the Great Hall. $5 entry fee per person, no team mate required – we will pair you up with other players throughout the night. Fun to be had by all!
Are you looking for more in-depth, thoughtful conversation about life's big questions? Come out to our new evenings of Table Talk, where we gather in small groups, enjoy tea and snacks, and respond to conversation starters. This is an opportunity to connect with one another and reflect on the way we live our lives.
Everyone is welcome, bring a friend! Register at email@example.com.
Theme Groups will meet once a month at the times: Thursday afternoon, Sunday after service, and Tuesday on-line. You join one group and commit to that time. While you will get more out of the experience if you do the exercises and consider the questions, all are welcome to join a group. Some months you may be able to spend time on the theme, others you may only have participated in a single service. All are welcome to join and participate as best you can.
Theme groups will begin in October and run through May.Register at firstname.lastname@example.com.
UCM regularly holds workshops and special events on topics of interest to members. To find out when the special event is scheduled, check the calendar for more information.
Yoga is offered as part of our Adult Education program.
Join us for an evening of fun, relaxation and stretching. Classes are led by Rev. Carly Gaylor. A minimum fee of $7 is suggested or PWYC. Bring a yoga mat, block, strap and a water bottle (required and not provided).
There is a basic level of mobility required to participate safely. If a student has had hip or knee re-placement they are responsible to have their family physician clear them for participation. . Helpful items that may be borrowed if you don't have them include a knee pad, a block and a rope.
Participants should arrive at 7:15pm, class commences at 7:30pm sharp.
Rev. Carly Gaylor Biography
Rev. Carly Gaylor was ordained as a Unitarian Universalist minister in 2013 and completed her 200 hour yoga teacher certification at De La Sol Yoga in 2015. She has also studied introductory yoga therapy with Susi Hately and children's yoga with Yoga Rocks. Carly currently works at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Durham and lives in Hamilton with her partner, Curtis Murphy. She is passionate about spiritual growth, intentional community-building, and social justice, and she believes that Unitarian Universalist community and yoga have much to offer one another.
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Saturday, September 23rd - Sunday, October 29th @ 5pm
Perfect pumpkins await you just a train and boat ride away. Come join us at Lake View Farms this fall season to harvest your perfect pumpkin from our lush patch filled with pumpkins in all colors and sizes. Choose from a white ghost pumpkin, a deep orange Cinderella pumpkin, with its natural grooves, or a giant bright orange beauty. As you enjoy your day filled with a seven mile corn maze, animals, face painting, pony rides, hot cider, kettle corn and other yummy fall foods, add to your adventure by climbing aboard our paddle boat and train to assist you in your pumpkin harvesting experience.
Ticket Prices: Includes one boat ride and one train ride and $1 off your pumpkin purchase (Limit one ticket per pumpkin.)
Pumpkin Patch Tickets - Age 2+: $5.00 each
Children under 2 : FREE
Pumpkin Patch Hours:
Saturday, Sept 23rd - Sunday, Oct. 29th @ 5pm Monday-Saturday: 9AM-5PM
Sunday: 10AM-5 PM
Last ticket sold ½ hour before closing
* Closing at 5pm 10/29
• Pumpkins
• Gift shop
• Train ride
• Boat Ride
• Corn Maze
• Coffee Cart
• Picture Opportunities
• Animals
• Pony Rides
• Caterpillar Rides
• Kettle Corn Booth
• Face Painting
• Snack Shack
Lakeview Farms - 32055 NW North Ave. North Plains, OR 97133 (503) 647-2336


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2016 Kia Sorento
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4-Cyl GDI 2.4 Liter
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*SERVICE RECORDS AVAILABLE, *HAS WARRANTY, *STILL HAS FACTORY WARRANTY, *NO ACCIDENTS, *GOOD TIRES, *GOOD BRAKES, *BLUETOOTH, *BACK-UP CAMERA, *HEATED SEATS, *POWER SEAT, 10-Way Power Driver's Seat w/Power Lumbar, Electrochromic Rear-View Mirror, Heated Front Seats, Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel & Gear Shift Knob, LX Convenience Package, Rear Parking Assist System, UVO eServices.All vehicles have a 3 month/3000 miles limited powertrain warranty. See dealer for details.Clean CARFAX. CARFAX One-Owner. Priced below KBB Fair Purchase Price! 2016 Kia Sorento LX AWD 6-Speed Automatic with Sportmatic 2.4L DOHC 26/21 Highway/City MPGAwards:* 2016 KBB.com 10 Best SUVs Under $25,000Reviews:* User-friendly controls; well-made and attractive cabin; versatile second-row seat; ample features for the money; long warranty; excellent crash test scores. Source: Edmunds* The 2016 Kia Sorento has been redesigned with a sleeker, more sculpted exterior. It has a wider stance and longer wheelbase for an even more versatile cabin space with available seating for up to seven. The automatic and intuitive available hands-free Smart Power Liftgate opens when it senses your smart key, the liftgate can even be adjusted to your height preference making it easier to close. The Sorento comes with a choice of 3 engines including a 2.4L with 185hp, a 2.0L turbo engine making 240hp, and a 3.3L V6 producing 266hp. With the available Dynamax All-Wheel-Drive system, the Sorento delivers a smooth, refined drive even on rough roads and combined with the V6 engine can tow up to 5,000lbs. The spacious cabin is clean and modern featuring available heated and ventilated seats with nappa leather trim, a 14-way power adjustable driver's seat, a panoramic sunroof, and up to 8 available power outlets. The standard cloth seats are designed by YES Essentials and features soft, quick-drying fabric that resists stains, reduces static, and even helps eliminate odors. With UVO eServices you have in-car connectivity based on the capabilities of your personal device on an 8 inch touch screen. Features can include internet radio, navigation, a rear-camera display, and parking minder which can track where you parked your car with the assistance of your smartphone. The Clar-Fi and 10 speaker Infinity Surround Audio System bring you rich, clear sound as it was meant to be heard. Safety features include available blind-spot detection, back-up warning systems, lane departure warning systems, and advanced smart cruise control. Passive features include the all-new body constructed with 58% advanced high-steel and advanced airbags. Source: The Manufacturer Summary
- 4-Cyl GDI 2.4 Liter
- Auto 6-Spd OD Sptmatc
- ABS (4-Wheel)
- Air Bags (Side): Front
- Air Bags: Dual Front
- Air Bags: F&R Head Curtain
- Air Conditioning
- AM/FM Stereo
- Bluetooth Wireless
- CD: MP3 (Single)
- Cruise Control
- Electronic Stability Control
- Hill Start Assist Control
- Power Door Locks
- Power Steering
- Power Windows
- SiriusXM Satellite Radio
- Tilt & Telescoping Wheel
- Traction Control
- UVO eServices
Please Note: The included equipment is based on the dealership's bookout process and manufacturer's default configuration for this particular vehicle's type (year/make/model/style) which may vary slightly from the actual vehicle in stock. See salesperson to verify accuracy prior to purchase.
- ABS Brakes
- ABS: 4-wheel
- Air Conditioning
- Air filtration: Interior air filtration
- Front air conditioning: Manual
- Airbags
- Driver Airbag: Yes
- Head airbags: Curtain 1st and 2nd row
- Passenger Airbag: Yes
- Audio System
- Antenna Type: Integrated roof
- In-Dash CD: Single
- Memory Card Slot: UVO2
- Radio: SiriusXM AM/FM/Satellite
- Satellite Radio: SiriusXM
- Speed Sensitive Volume Control: Yes
- Brakes
- Braking assist: Braking assist
- Front brakes: Ventilated disc
- Colors
- Fabric Type: Premium cloth
- Fabric Type 2: Plastic
- Fabric Type 3: Premium cloth
- Fabric Type 4: Carpet
- Roof type: Fixed roof
- Comfort Features
- Cargo area light: Cargo area light
- Dash trim: Simulated wood/metal-look
- Reading lights: Front
- Steering wheel trim: Urethane
- Convenience Features
- Audio controls on steering wheel: Audio controls
- Center Console: Full with covered storage
- Cruise control: Cruise control
- Cruise controls on steering wheel: Cruise controls
- Cupholders: Front and rear
- Door pockets: Driver, passenger and rear
- Multi-function remote: Trunk/hatch/door/tailgate
- Overhead console: Mini with storage
- Power steering: Speed-proportional electric power steering
- Retained accessory power: Retained accessory power
- Seatback storage: 2
- Steering wheel: Tilt and telescopic
- Dimensions
- Angle of Departure: 21.0 degrees
- Front Head Room: 39.5
- Front Leg Room: 44.1
- Front track: 64.3
- Overall height: 66.3
- Overall Length: 187.4
- Wheelbase: 109.4
- Doors
- left rear passenger door type: Conventional
- Rear door type: Liftgate
- right rear passenger door type: Conventional
- Drivetrain
- 4WD Type: Automatic full-time
- Axle ratio: 3.65
- Locking Hubs: Permanent
- Engine
- Compression Ratio: 11.30 : 1
- Displacement: 144 cu.in.
- Engine Configuration: Inline
- Horse Power: 185 hp
- Max RPM: 6,000 RPM
- Max Torque RPM: 4,000 RPM
- Size: 2.4 L
- Torque: 178 lb.-ft.
- Total Valves: 16
- Valve Gear: DOHC
- Variable Valve Timing: Variable valve timing
- Vehicle Emissions: ULEV II
- Exterior Features
- Rear spoiler: Lip
- Fuel Consumption
- City: 21 mpg
- Combined: 23mpg
- Highway: 26 mpg
- Header
- Doors: 4
- Driven Wheels: All-wheel drive
- Fuel Type: Regular unleaded
- Number of Cylinders: I-4
- Trans Type - VA: Automatic
- Transmission: Automatic
- Headrests
- Adjustable Front Headrests: Manual adjustable
- Instrumentation
- Clock: In-radio display
- Low fuel level: Low fuel level
- Rear View Camera: Yes
- Tachometer: Tachometer
- Trip computer: Trip computer
- Lights
- Headlights auto delay: Auto delay off
- Headlights dusk sensor: Dusk sensing
- Locks
- 2-Stage unlocking: 2-stage unlocking
- Power door locks: Remote power door locks
- Mirrors
- Driver mirror adjustment: Power remote
- Heated driver mirror: Heated
- Heated passenger mirror: Heated
- Passenger mirror adjustment: Power remote
- Signal mirrors: Turn signal in mirrors
- Vanity mirrors: Dual illuminated vanity mirrors
- Rear Seats
- Center armrest: Yes
- Folding: Fold forward seatback
- Roof
- Roof rack: Rails only
- Safety and Performance for CarsProd
- Antilock Brakes: 4-wheel
- Four-wheel antilock brakes: Four-wheel antilock brakes
- Head airbag: Head airbag
- Side airbag: Side airbag
- Stability control: Stability control
- Traction control: Traction control
- Seatbelts
- Rear center seatbelt: 3-point belt
- Seatbelt pretensioners: Front
- Seats
- Front seat type: Bucket
- seating capacity: 5
- Total Seating Capacity: 5
- Upholstery: Premium cloth
- Security
- Anti-theft alarm system: Yes
- engine immobilizer: Engine immobilizer
- Spare Tire
- Mount Location: Underbody w/crankdown
- Size: Compact
- Spare Wheel
- Rim type: Steel
- Stability and Traction
- Stability control: Stability control with anti-roll
- Traction control: ABS and driveline
- Suspension
- Class: Regular
- Front Spring Type: Coil
- Front Stabilizer Bar: Regular
- Front Suspension Classification: Independent
- Front suspension type: Strut
- Independent: Four-wheel
- Rear Spring Type: Coil
- Rear Suspension Type: Multi-link
- Telematics
- wireless phone connectivity: Bluetooth
- Tires
- Diameter: 17.0
- Prefix: P
- Profile: 65
- Speed Rating: T
- Tire Pressure Monitoring System: Tire specific
- Type: AS
- Width: 235 mm
- Towing and Hauling
- Cargo tie downs: Cargo tie downs
- Transmission
- Automatic type: Automatic
- Manual / automatic: Automatic
- Transmission Hill Holder: Transmission hill holder
- Truck Features
- Bumpers: Body-colored
- Door reinforcement: Side-impact door beam
- Warranty
- drivetrain distance: 100,000 miles
- drivetrain months: 120 months
- Weights and Capacities
- Cargo capacity, rear seat down or removed: 73 cu.ft.
- Curb weight: 3,840 lbs.
- EPA interior volume: 146.4 cu.ft.
- Fuel Capacity: 18.8 gal.
- Manufacturer's 0-60mph acceleration time (seconds): 8.2 s
- Towing Capacity: 2,000 lbs.
- Turning radius: 18.7 '
- Wheels
- Diameter: 17
- Rim Type: Silver aluminum
- Width: 7
- Windows
- Front wipers - intermittent: Variable intermittent
- One-touch windows: 1
- Power windows: Power windows
- Privacy glass: Deep
- Rear defogger: Rear defogger
- Rear quarter windows: Wiper park
- Rear wiper: Fixed interval
Please Note: These features are based on the manufacturer's default configuration for this particular vehicle's type (year/make/model/style) which may vary slightly from the actual vehicle in stock. See salesperson to verify accuracy prior to purchase.
- Doors: 4
- Maximum Seating: 5
- Body Style: Sport Utility
- Vehicle Size: Mid
- Epa Class: Small Sport Utility Vehicles 4WD
- Drive Type: All Wheel Drive
- Displacement: 2.4 Liters
- Block Configuration: I
- Cylinder Quantity: 4
- Fuel Type: Regular unleaded
- Valve Quantity: 16
- Compression Ratio: 11.3:1
- Fuel Induction: Gasoline direct injection
- Horsepower: 185 @ 6000 RPM
- Torque: 178 ft-lb @ 4000 RPM
- Fuel Capacity: 18.8 Gallons
- Epa Auto City: 21 MPG
- Epa Auto Highway: 26 MPG
- Height: 66.3 inches
- Length: 187.4 inches
- Width: 74.4 inches
- Wheelbase: 109.4 inches
- Curb Weight: 3840 lbs
- Ground Clearance: 7.3 inches
- Angle Of Approach: 16.9
- Angle Of Departure: 21
- Front Head Room: 39.5 inches
- Rear Head Room: 39.3 inches
- Front Hip Room: 56.7 inches
- Rear Hip Room: 56.4 inches
- Front Leg Room: 44.1 inches
- Rear Leg Room: 39.4 inches
- Front Shoulder Room: 59.1 inches
- Rear Shoulder Room: 58 inches
- Luggage Capacity: 38.8 cu ft
- Cargo Capacity Max: 73.5 cu ft
- Towing Capacity Max: 2000 lbs
- Gross Vehicle Weight Max: 5159 lbs
- Turning Circle: 37.4 ft
- Acceleration: 8.23 sec (0-60 mph)
- Crash Offset: Good (IINS)
- Passenger Crash Grade: Excellent (NHTSA)
- Driver Crash Grade: Excellent (NHTSA)
- Side Impact Crash Test Front: Good (NHTSA)
- Side Impact Crash Test Rear: Good (NHTSA)
- Rollover Resistance Rating: Good (NHTSA)
- Where Built: West Point, Georgia, USA
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Deana Nguyen is an aspiring polymath living and playing in Raleigh, NC. After dabbling in countless mediums ranging from paint to metal, she developed an immediate relationship with flowers and fell curiously in love with their innate beauty and the emotions they evoke. Her intent is to present flowers as art to honor and convey her gratitude for the natural world.
For three months in the summer of 2015, she apprenticed for Jaclyn K. Nesbitt Designs in Sonoma County, CA. Since then, Deana has been studying and experimenting with flowers with the intention to help lead a flower shop opening early this fall.
Deana's two month residency at The Pink Building will focus on the cyclical nature of flowers, creating living arrangements that over the course of time will decay to embody a meditation of fragility, impermanence and mortality. In our culture death is something we consider taboo and the words dying and decay are often avoided. This transitory element so intrinsic to flowers often deters people from integrating them into daily life. The intention behind Deana's arrangements is to encourage people to engage in the beauty of this process. During this process she reflects on her own ability to celebrate the present moment while honoring the natural cycle of living, breathing and dying.
We die in each moment and again, in each moment, we are born. The process of birth and death goes on endlessly, moment after moment, right before our eyes.
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The Undead and the Restless
Missus Evangeline
Nosferatu Primogen of Los Angeles
Missus Evangeline was embraced when she was in her late 60's and bound to a wheelchair. Despite the power that her form has, the change seems to have left her in her wheelchair and quite angry about it. She maintains the Warrens of Los Angeles and keeps her private haven much like an old plantation manor, complete with ghoul "house niggers" She is almost always shadowed by her ghoul, George.


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I am so over this one day of sunshine followed by 3 days of rain kind of weather. Where is summer? Even though I am not the world's biggest fan of hot weather…. these cloudy days are starting to wear on me.
More than anything I am missing the beach like crazy right now :( We have two weeks on Cape Cod in September, but I don't think I can wait until then! So now I am trying to plan a beach long weekend escape to either Spain or Italy…. any tips out there? I am on the hunt for somewhere non-touristic with a pretty beach where I can plop myself down and do nothing but relax and end the day some lovely food and wine for dinner. Paradise? yes please! but where?????
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Catholic Health Initiatives RN PCU East in BREMERTON, Washington
RN PCU East
Job Type: PCU East full time Nights
Daily Schedule: 7 pm - 730 am
Weekends Required: every other
Location: Harrison Medical Center - Bremerton, WA
Harrison Medical Center is located on the beautiful Washington State Peninsula offering an incredible variety of outdoor life including hiking, boating and skiing. We are part of the CHI Franciscan System and are a non-profit organization.
Our Progressive Care Unit East, an award winning department, is designated a Primary Stroke Center by the Joint Commission and was awarded the Gold Plus for Get with the Guidelines for Stroke Care. Our department treats a variety of patients including; Acute Stroke/TIA, Respiratory Failure, Chest Tubes, ACS, NSTEMI and Step-down ICU.
PCU East has 26 beds with a patient to RN ratio of 3-4:1 on days and 4-5:1 on nights. We also have unit secretaries, certified nursing assistants, charge nurses and assistant nurse managers to assist in patient care.
PCU East offers diverse and complex patients leading toward personal and professional growth. There is a great sense of unity among the staff and everyone works together to help the others succeed. Come join our team at Harrison PCU East!
Graduation from an accredited school of nursing, BSN preferred
Minimum 6 months Previous RN experience required.
One year of related work experience in an acute care setting is preferred.
Previous PCU/ICU experience preferred, or 1-2 years med/surg experience preferred
Current licensure as a Registered Nurse issued by the Washington State Board of Nursing.
Current Healthcare BLS Certification.
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) or attainment within 6 months of hire.
CCRN/Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse (CNRN) preferred.
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Primary Location WASHINGTON-BREMERTON-HARRISON MEDICAL CENTER
Daily Schedule 7 pm -730 am
Scheduled Hours per 2-week Pay Period 72
Weekends Required Every Other
Req ID: 2018-R0161823
We're an equal opportunity employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without attention to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran or disability status.


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Carin makes me miss Paris! Her blog is packed with stunning photos of the fairest city of them all. So, whether you're a traveler or photographer, there is something always amazing to see at Paris in Four Months.
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EVENT DATE: Apr 26, 2014
My name is Eric Sheffey, a sophomore at Lynchburg College in Lynchburg, Virginia, and I will be running the Blue Ridge Marathon this year to raise money to support Sport Outreach Institute and their efforts in Kampala, Uganda. Last summer I had the opportunity to travel to Kampala, Uganda to spend time working with the Good News Futbol Club in the four major slums of Kampala. With the support of Sports Outreach Institute, the Good News FC is able to use futbol to build relationships with those living in the slums and provide life-saving education, training, and nourishment. SOI is currently working on building a new Kampala Ministry Center as a central location for their work in Kampala, and I would like to help make this dream come true.
I registered for the Blue Ridge Marathon not only as a personal goal for myself, but also as an opportunity to continue to make an impact in Uganda since I am not able to return to the region anytime soon. I would like to dedicate this run to the Good News FC and the amazing people of Uganda, and use it as a means to make a difference. Sports Outreach Institute and the Good News Futbol Club have dedicated themselves to help better the lives of the people of Uganda and deserve the support for their new facility. With the creation of this facility, SOI will be able to provide even more life-saving public health education, food and water, sports training, and ministry for the surrounding area, helping enrich the lives of those that need it most.
I have witnessed the amazing work of SOI first-hand, and it is truly an amazing organization dedicated to making the world a better and safer place. Please help me in making their new facility become reality by donating to this page. This marathon is my very first full marathon and also happens to be the toughest road marathon in the United States. I'd really like to use this opportunity to give back to those in need, and help SOI continue to better the world. Thank you.
To learn more about Sports Outreach Institute, please visit http://sportsoutreach.net/
To learn more about the Blue Ridge Marathon, please visit http://blueridgemarathon.com/
The Team: $755 TOTAL RAISED SO FARJOIN THE TEAM
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|Significant Psychics
|Powers and Abilities
|I'm a witch practitioner and I know all about witches.
|— Meredith to Callie
Psychics are a species with the ability to see future. Along with these abilities, they have side abilities gained from their power of premonition. Some psychics are hard to kill seeing as how they know incoming attacks and what is going to happen to them.
They are also hard to kill because any species can be a psychic like humans, witches, practitioners, etc. and some of these beings have other powers that they can use hand-in-hand with their psychic ability by seeing what's going to happen and prevent it.
Psychics have different mode of operations. Some use their abilitiy to help prevent bad things from happening. Some use their ability to their own advantage like winning the lottery. Some use their ability to protect themselves by protecting themselves from incoming attacks they see coming.
Psychic SpellEdit
There is a pyschic spell rarely used most likely because not many people know about it and/or know the spell. The psychic spell defends the caster, making them immune to all of a psychic's abilities including premonitions, intuition, and the rest. Psychics will not be able to get a premonition or any intuition from that person by touching them. They cannot recieve any premonition involving the spellcaster and feel their intentions or whether they're good or evil.
However, the spell may not take its full effect if someone close to spell caster did not cast the spell. There is a loop hole left open if that is closed. The psychic can pyshically contact that loop hole and they may get a premonition of the spellcaster through them, especially if the loop hole and the spell caster are in a close relationship or are involved in a situation. This will ruin the caster's plan to avoid the psychic's great knowing and plan to stop the psychic from knowing his/her plan. Also, the spell doesn't last forever.
This was displayed when Marcus and Heather cast the psychic spell in The Eclipse. Meredith could not sense anythign from them. However, the loop hole, their son, Elijah did not case the spell. She could sense evil from him through his family's evil blood and would get some premonition involving his parents through him.
This was displayed a second time when Chris told Alec he feared that Meredith would find out he was a Surgo through her premonition power in The Reincarnation. Cristina said she knew a witch who knew the psychic spell. She gave her witch friend's location to Alec and Chris. They went to the psychic-witch, Phoebe and she performed the spell when Alec gave her the location of the Bonum Headquarters, something she found more valuable than money which the first offered, especially since the Bonum Book lied there. They tested it when Phoebe tried to get a premonition from Chris but couldn't. Phoebe said that they would have to come to her when the spell wore off which happens in some weeks.


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Easter is in full swing as the Our Promise to Nicholas Foundation's (OPTN) 7th Annual Easter Egg Hunt draws in more than 1,200 guests who enjoy the fun festivities at the NH Sportsplex in BedfordFind out more »
–Bethesda, Maryland March 29th- Hosted by the following 10 Family Foundations, OPTN is proud to support this innovative workshop. Blake's Purpose Mary Payton Miracle Foundation Fight for Nicholas Ethan's Reason Noah's Hope Hope 4 Bridget Garrett the Grand Taylor's Tale Drew's Hope BDSRAFind out more »
REQUEST FOR APPLICATIONS: The Batten Research Alliance is pleased to announce a "new" funding opportunity for research on the infantile (INCL) and late infantile (LINCL) forms of Batten Disease, with funding beginning in February, 2015. Recent developments in stem cell biology, gene transfer therapy, oligonucleotide-mediated exon skipping, and delivery systems…Find out more »
Our Promise to Nicholas Foundation is proud to anounce this year's fundraiser in remembrance of Nicholas' marathon runner who passed away in the NYC half marathon in 2013. Come race with me! www.johntanner5K2016.racewire.com If you have any questions, please contact email@example.com or 603-785-4249Find out more »
To Benefit Children with Batten Disease. Race starts and finishes behind Russell's Garden Center: 397 Boston Post Road, Wayland, MA Every participant receives a free mini pumpkin. Special Guest: Erika Tarantal - Anchor/Reporter for WCVB in Boston. She reports for the New Center 5 Eye Opener and contributes to the…Find out more »


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My neighbor and I took a quick trip to St. Petersburg's this week to eat at a restaurant I enjoy when I'm in Florida. The restaurant is called "The Columbia". It has about 5 or 6 locations here in Florida and the food is great. It is a mix of Spanish and Cuban and their salad, called the "1905" is made table-side and OMG ! I could eat that salad everyday. The restaurant is on the water on the 4th floor of this unusual shaped building. I wonder what it is like during a hurricane....not sure I want to find out.
Now you can feed the pelicans if you wish.
Here we are after stuffing our faces with shrimp, scallops, crab coquettes, homemade bread, the great "1905" salad and of course I have to have dessert. My neighbor, Linda is on the left and I'm the other one.
So if you are ever in the Tampa/Sarasota area and are looking for a great place to eat you should try it out. I understand at their location in Ybor City they have nightly Flamenco dancing. Next time......
Don't forget to stop over to D Dzine to check out her what she may have for Art work Friday.


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April 4, 2013 --Crews have cleared a multi-car crash on inbound I-57 that led to a major backup during the morning commute.
At least four cars were involved in the crash near 111th Street. Three people were transported to local hospitals. None of the injuries appears serious.
All lanes were blocked for awhile early Thursday. Around 7:45 a.m., the wreck was cleared and lanes reopened.
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September 21, 2013 (CHICAGO) --Dozens of people tried their skills at human-powered flights as they took part in in the annual Red Bull Flugtag.
Thirty-one teams launched their homemade and unique aircraft off a 30-foot flight deck.
The goal was to see which team could fly the farthest.
None of the aircraft were up in the air for very long before crashing into the chilly waters of Lake Michigan.


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Farmer,Bernadette Mvula
Bernadette Mvula inspires many other Zambian women to escape poverty. At her farm she grows crops, garden products and rears livestock. Presently, she wants to expand in piggery. Rearing a quality and marketable breed of pigs is very involving and water plays a central role in this. Bernadette has a well and Jacana wants to deepen the well and provide a reliable water pump so that she can grow as an entrepreneur. Jacana therefore partly sponsored an affordable pump now she has enhough water to feed the pigs the whole year round.
August 2017
The drilling team Steven, Hillary, Hastings, Edward and Michael started deepening the well so that Bernadette can give water to her piglets in the dry season. She can now keep the piglets and expand the piggery.
July 2017
Bernadette's water source is drying up just when mama pig has delivered many piglets. The last part is very good for the expantion of her business but the first part is not.
Bernadette lives and works at her farm, she rears cattle, chickens and other livestock, besides she is also an active farmer. At her farm, Bernadette grows different field crops, onion, tomatoes, green beans and other vegetables. With an idea to expand her business, Bernadette realized the importance of enhancing her business skills in book keeping, finance and business management. She attended the 2 days of training conducted by Jacana near to her farm in Luangeni. With the effects caused by climate change in Zambia, Bernadette is unable to farm continuously. Streams and water well dries up after 6 months bringing the farming to halt.
At this moment, Bernadette wants to expand her piggery by rearing a quality breed of pigs so that she can supply to the local market. However, lack of water has been a huge limitation to her success as a business woman. She expressed the urgent need for a reliable water pump for her business. Bernadette is very committed to realizing her dream, she has already paid 70 Euros towards the pump and she is willing to accommodate the drilling team and provide them with necessities.
Due to her commitment and seriousness towards her expansion, Jacana wants to partly sponsor a reliable water pump for Bernadette that would ensure continuous water supply for her livestock business and gardening. Jacana believes this solution will put Bernadette ahead of her present business limitations. To be able to partly sponsor this water pump for Bernadette we need your financial help. Every small amount is more than welcome. If you help Bernadette, you are helping families escape poverty because she will grow as an entrepreneur and provide employment for others.
Thank you for helping Bernadette.
I want to expand in piggery
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Jacana will support Bernadette in:
- Providing a partly sponsored water pump.
- Guidance in book keeping and financial management.
- Monitoring, guidance and reporting.


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These Welsh Springer Spaniel Calendars feature a very sociable and intelligent dog who thrives on human companionship. Smaller than their English cousin, they also have less feathering on the ears, more tapered heads and higher set ears. The Welsh Springer Spaniel is a medium sized dog that is muscular and has drop ears. They have brown eyes and a black or brown nose. The Welsh Springer Spaniel's tail is docked or can be natural length. With a medium length coat, the feathering on their ears and body unveil colors of vibrant red and white, with the additional red freckles. Originally used as a gun dog, today Welsh Springer Spaniels have more fame as family pets with good natures, adaptability and every ready eagerness to get up and go. The Welsh Springer Spaniel is an active dog displaying a loyal and affectionate disposition. Although Welsh Springer Spaniels are reserved with strangers, they are not timid, shy nor unfriendly. They are jovial and outgoing, active and intelligent. The Welsh Springer Spaniel exhibits an attitude very inspiring and cheerful. Welsh Springer Spaniel Calendars make great gifts.
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DeQuinzio, J.A., Taylor, B. A., & Tomasi, B. J. (2018)
Observational learning and children with autism: discrimination training of known and unknown stimuli.
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. 10.1002/jaba.481.
Looney, Kate, DeQuinzio Jaime A. & Taylor, Bridget A. (2018)
Using self‐monitoring and differential reinforcement of low rates of behavior to decrease repetitive behaviors: A case study.
Behavioral Interventions 2018
DeQuinzio, J. A., Poulson, C. L., Townsend, D. B., & Taylor, B. A. (2016)
Social referencing and children with autism
The Behavior Analyst, 39(2), 319-331. doi:10.1007/s40614-015-0046-1
DeQuinzio, J.A., & Taylor, B.A. (2015)
Teaching children with autism to discriminate the reinforced and nonreinforced responses of others: Implications for observational learning.
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, doi:10.1002/jaba.192
Della Rosa, K., Fellman, D., DeBiase, C., DeQuinzio, J.A., & Taylor, B.A.(2015)
The effects of using a conditioned stimulus to cue DRO schedules
Behavioral Interventions.
Taylor, B. A. (2015)
Stereo knobs and swing sets: Falling in love with the science of behavior.
The Behavior Analyst, 38, 283-292.
Taylor, B. A. & DeQuinzio, J. A. (2012)
Observational learning in children with autism.
Behavior Modification, 36(3), 341-360
Taylor, B.A., & DeQuinzio, J. A., & Stine, J. (2012)
Increasing observational learning in children with autism: A preliminary analysis.
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 45,815-820
White, E. R., Hoffman, B., Hoch, H., & Taylor, B. A. (2011)
Teaching teamwork to adolescents with autism: The cooperative use of activity schedules
Behavior Analysis in Practice. 4
O'Connor, A. S., Prieto, J., Hoffmann, B., DeQuinzio, J. A., & Taylor, B. A. (2011)
A stimulus control procedure to decrease motor and vocal stereotypy
Behavioral Interventions, 26(3), 231-242
Taylor, B. A., & Fisher, J. (2010)
Three important things to consider when starting intervention for a child diagnosed with autism
Behavior Analysis in Practice, 3, 52-53
Mace, F. C., McComas, J. J., Mauro, B.C., Progar, P. R., Taylor B. A., Ervin R., Zangrillo, A. N. (2010)
Differential reinforcement of alternative behavior increases resistance to extinction: Clinical demonstration, animal modeling, and clinical test of one solution
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 93, 349-367
Blitz, M. & Britton, K. C. (2010)
Management of the uncooperative child
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Clinics of North America, 22 (4), 461-469
Hoch, H., Taylor, B. A., & Rodriguez, A. (2009)
Teaching teenagers with autism to answer cell phones and seek assistance when lost
Behavior Analysis in Practice, 2, 14-20
Mace, F. C., McComas, J. J., Mauro, B.C., Progar, P. R., Taylor B. A., Ervin R., Zangrillo, A. N. (2009).
The Persistence-Strengthening Effects of DRA: An Illustration of Bidirectional Translational Research
The Behavior Analyst, 32, 293-300
Anglesea, M. M., Hoch, H., & Taylor, B. A. (2008)
Reducing rapid eating in teenagers with autism: Use of a pager prompt
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 41, 107-111
Taylor, B.A., & Hoch, H. (2008)
Teaching children with autism to respond to and initiate bids for joint attention
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. 377-391
Stromer, R., Kimball, J. W., Kinney, E. M., & Taylor, B. A. (2006)
Activity schedules, computer technology, and teaching children with autism spectrum disorders
Focus on Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities, 21, 14-24
Taylor, B. A., Hoch, H., & Potter, B. (2005)
Manipulating establishing operations to promote initiations toward peers in children with autism
Research in Developmental Disabilities, 26, 385-392
Taylor, B. A., Hoch, H., & Weissman, M. (2005)
The analysis and treatment of vocal stereotypy in a child with autism
Behavioral Interventions, 20, 239-253
Taylor, B. A., Hughes, C. E., Richard, E., Hoch, H., & Rodriquez-Coello, A. (2004)
Teaching teenagers with autism to seek assistance when lost
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 37, 79-82
Kimball, J. W., Kinney, E. M., Taylor, B. A., & Stromer, R. (2004)
Video enhanced activity schedules for children with autism: A promising package for teaching social skills
Education and Treatment of Children, 27, 280-298
D'Ateno, P., Mangiapanello, K. & Taylor, B. A. (2003)
Using video modeling to teach complex play sequences to a preschooler with autism
Journal of Positive Behavior Interventions, 5, 5-11
Sarakoff, R.A., Taylor, B.A. & Poulson, C.L. (2001)
Teaching Children with autism to engage in conversational exchanges: Script-Fading with Embedded Textual Stimuli
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis. 34, 81-84
Taylor, B.A., Levin, L., & Jasper, S. (1999)
Increasing play-related statements in children with autism toward their siblings: Effects of video modeling
Journal of Developmental and Physical Disabilities. 11, 253-264
Taylor, B.A. & Levin, L. (1998)
Teaching a student with autism to make verbal initiations: Effects of a tactile prompt
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 31, 651-654
Taylor, B.A., & Harris, (1995)
Teaching children with autism to seek information: Acquisition of novel information and generalization of responding
Journal of Applied Behavior Analysis, 28, 3-14
Kern, L. Delane, B. & Taylor, B.A. (1996)
Laws and issues concerning education and related services
P. Dowrick, M. Bathshaw, L. Kurtz & S. Levy (Eds.) | Handbook on Developmental Disabilities
Aspen, Co: Aspen Publications
Johnson, S., Meyer, L.S., & Taylor, B.A. (1996)
Supported Inclusion
C. Maurice, G. Green, & S. Luce (Eds.) | Behavioral intervention for young children with autism: A manual for parents and professionals
Austin, Texas: PRO-ED
Taylor, B.A., & McDonough, K.A., (1996)
Selecting teaching programs
C. Maurice, G. Green, & S. Luce (Eds.) | Behavioral intervention for young children with autism: A manual for parents and professionals (pp. 63 - 177)
Austin, Texas: PRO-ED
Taylor, B.A., & Jasper S. (1999)
Teaching Programs and Activities to Improve the Social Behavior of Children with Autism
C. Maurice, G. Green & R. Fox (Eds.) | Making a Difference: Behavioral Intervention in Autism
Austin, Texas: PRO-ED
Meyer, L.S.; Taylor, B; Levin, L; & Fisher, J. (2000)
Alpine Learning Group
Harris, S. & Handleman J. (Eds.) | Preschool Programs in Autism: Second Edition
Woodbine Press
Maurice, C., & Taylor, B.A. (2004)
Early intensive behavioral intervention for autism: Challenges and opportunities
W.L. Heward, T.E. Heron, R. Gardner III, D.M. Sainato, N.A., Neef, S. M. Peterson, L.D. Perterson, G. Cartledge, S.B. Hersh, & J.C. Dardig (Eds.) | Focus on behavior analysis in education, Vol. 3
Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall / Merrill
Meyer, L. S., Taylor, B. A., Cerino, K. E., Fisher, J. R., Moran, L., & Richard, E. (2006)
Alpine Learning Group
In J. S. Handleman & S. L. Harris (Eds.) | School-age education programs for children with autism (pp. 19-47)
Austin, TX: Pro-Ed
Taylor, B.A., Cerino, K., Potter, B., Fisher, J., & Gans, C. (2008)
Preschool education at the Alpine Learning Group
J. S. Handleman & S. L. Harris (Eds.) | Preschool education programs for children with autism
Austin, TX: Pro-Ed
Taylor, B.A., & Hoch, H. (2008)
Facilitating language in learners with autism: Stimulus control technology
P. Sturmey, P., & A. Fitzer (Eds.) | Applied behavior analysis and language acquisition in people with autism spectrum disorders
Austin, TX: Pro-Ed.
Taylor, B.A., & DeQuinzio, J. A. (2011)
Video Modeling
Luiselli, J.K. (Ed) | Teaching and Behavior Support for Children and Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders: A "How To" Practitioner's Guide
New York: Oxford University Press
Taylor, B. A. (2013)
"Do this, but don't do that": Teaching children with autism to learn by observation
W. L. Heward | Exceptional children: An introduction to special education (10th ed.) (pp. 240-242)
Upper Saddle River, NJ: Pearson
Taylor, B. A. (2013)
Improving the social behavior of children with autism
A. Bondy & M. J. Weiss (Eds.) | Teaching Social Skills to People with Autism: Best Practices in Individualizing Interventions
Bethesda, MD: Woodbine House
Taylor, B.A., DeQuinzio, J. A., & Stine, J. (2014).
Teaching independent living skills to children with ASD
J.Tarbox, et al, (Eds.) | Handbook of Early Intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorders: Research, Policy, and Practice. (pp 475-500)
Springer Science and Business Media: New York
Taylor, B.A. (1992)
Skill based assessment for the young child with autism
Association for Advancement of Behavior Therapy's Autism Special Interest Group Newsletter, 7, 6-9
Taylor, B. A. (2002)
What's new in research? Treating and addressing stereotypy
Kimball, J. W., Kinney, E. M., Taylor, B. A., & Stromer, R. (2003)
Lights, camera, action! Using engaging computer-cued activity schedules
Teaching Exceptional Children, 36, 40-45
Taylor, B. A., & Hoch, H. (2004)
What's new in research? Teaching play skills to children with autism
The Newsletter of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment, 5(2)
Pagliaro, A., DeQuinzio, J. A., & Taylor, B. A. (2012)
Alpine Learning Group's parent training program: Be your child's best teacher!
Autism Spectrum News, 21
Della Rosa, K., Fellman D., DeBiase, C., DeQuinzio, J.A., & Taylor, B.A.
The Effects of using a conditioned stimulus to cue DRO Schedules
Behavioral Interventions
Articles may not exactly replicate the final version published in the The Analysis of Verbal Behavior,
The Behavior Analyst or Behavior Analysis in Practice. They are not the copies of record.


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Welcome to The Underground Black Market section where people can deal with any vendor and leave feedback. This section is only for registered users.
We allow real and legit hackers/sellers to promote themselves by registering to our site. People can leave feedback but is not allowed to post any illegal stuff on this page. You can deal for services such as Transfers or Fullz, Dumps, Skimmers, Shipping or anything you may be seeking for only on this section.
If you are more into Forums you can use the Forum Black Market thread, that is also only for registered forum users. For the Forum go here:
To enter the Black Market at the Forum, you have to register or you won't see the thread at all.
We HCKLEAKED WORLD are not involved with any of these vendors, sellers or hackers. We only want you to have a good place for black market deals, but we do not sell anything and we don't get part with anybody selling illegal stuff.
We have decided to create a members only page for Black Market purposes as there is a lot of ads by vendors anywhere on the site. They comment everyday with ads promoting their work but is not a good idea to make it public neither is good for the community and articles.
If you are a real hacker/seller/vendor/group you can promote your work here and offer services.
Anybody that is registered on our site can leave feedback, if you are a scammer, fake or a wannabe kid you will be banned for life from our website and others, since we control a lot of hacking forums and websites out there.
As a recommendation, we did this just because we know some real hackers, but there are the good hackers and the evil. If you deal with a hacker you should know what you are going to do and of course, you already know is completely illegal.
If you are fine with the rules, you can post in this section and look up for your dealing needs.
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If you want to become a serious poker player online or offline
you need to know the poker
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Schliemann in Seattle
Jeremiah Webster
In 1858, Heinrich Schliemann (retired at thirty-six after success as a military contractor) set out to discover the walls of Troy that he had read about in Homer's Iliad. This would be like saying, "I will find the Black Gate of Mordor," after reading Tolkien's TheLord of the Rings. Critical consensus during Schliemann's day assumed the historicity of Homer's Iliad and Odyssey to be on par with Ovid's Metamorphosisor the Tooth Fairy. But Schliemann, unmoved by scientific dogma, packed his bags and headed for modern day Turkey. He read passages from the Iliad that described Troy's fortifications and surrounding landscape. He postulated where the Achaeans had moored their black ships. When he came to locations that mirrored the wine-dark specificity of Homer's song, he started digging. Implausibly, Schliemann found an ancient civilization now believed to be the actual site of Ilium, nested between the Aegean and Black seas. It garnered Schliemann international (i.e. notorious) fame and secured his status as the "Father of Modern Archeology."
Notorious, you see, because Schliemann's methods were hardly scrupulous. He failed to notice that he had found not one, but seven versions of Troy, one on top of another: a kind of anthropological layer cake. He unearthed masks, urns, weapons, and helmets, believing everything he found must necessarily be attributed to the Trojan War. Schliemann cast elaborate names upon these objects as they were retrieved slipshod from the soil. Sophia, his wife, wore the jewels he found. His techniques (which included dynamite) elicit the gag reflex among contemporary archeologists. It was Troy beneath a colonial jackhammer, shock and awe treasure hunting, a Troy whose sole purpose was to be discovered by an affluent recreational class. His legacy suggests that however progressive we may feel, human nature has a knack for pillage.
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I thought of Heinrich a few months ago as I toured Seattle's Underground. Like Troy, the Emerald City was built on top of a previous version of itself after the Great Fire of 1889. The tour was geared around the disposable souvenirs one usually finds at Disneyland or local Star Trek conventions, but I was resolved to transcend the sing-song monologue of bad jokes and inevitable exit through the gift shop. I would be as wide-eyed as the young German of '58, minus the explosives and archeological theft. There was plenty to admire beneath the streets housing Pike Place Market, Jeff Bezos, and the Cannabis Dispensary, plenty to leave one humbled by how transitory the human drama truly is.
The guide led us down a staircase and into a room that was once a storefront looking out over what is now Yesler Way. A Pre-Prohibition bar stood like Nosferatu's coffin in the center of the room. Baroque patterned wallpaper curled along the seams of the entrance. Two windows were now empty frames spanning the height of the northern wall. Aside from an occasional hiss from the city's waterworks, the place was a silent tomb. Our guide played up the fact that this part of town was haunted. I was inclined to agree. Beneath the forte clamor of Seattle's modern streets, there was an underground haunted by silence, by serenity, by the last witch to face tribunal in the loudest of all eras.
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George Steiner once remarked that modernity was, "a systematic suppression of silence." That our society has embraced cacophony so readily (I'm looking at you smartphones), that individuals become alarmed by even a moment's pause from their digital bombardiers, confirms the fears of Morris Berman when he writes, "…the use of the phone…enables us to dominate public space, to violate it, in effect, and thus demonstrate to others (now rendered invisible) that there is absolutely nothing they can do about it." While the early twentieth century was a landscape of failed communal utopias (militant nationalism, eugenics, and the myth of Marx), we now worship the progress of iEgo. Narcissus masquerades as a social network.
Touring Seattle's Underground forced me to come to terms with how displaced I feel in this age of sound and fury. The silence I encountered in those subterranean rooms made me want to set up shop, roll out the sleeping bag, and listen until the stillness consumed me. I used to reminisce about the past, for the good old days of plague and cholera, Visigoth and Vandal. My nostalgia was gilded, biased towards what my students call "old school," that is, life before 1985. But the problem with this paradigm is self-evident. Like a forgetful Lotus Eater, I had cultivated a selective memory, a narrative minus what Aristotle called hamartia (a.k.a. "the fatal flaw"). As obnoxious as 2012 might be, every age is horror show. The cries for death in the Colosseum were equally immoral.
Seeing that bar with its floral wallpaper, the abandoned gear shaft rusted into obsolescence, recast my vision of history. Rather than gaze back for consolation (my standard default), I began to look forward, to a time when Seattle replaces Ilium as the antiquated city, and Starbuck's siren eclipses Agamemnon's mask. This exercise was actually quite redemptive. Recognizing the denouement of places and objects made them more meaningful, not less. The telos of the human narrative became less about attaining some kind of utopia here on earth, and more about the extravagance of where we find ourselves. As a Christian, my sense of grace and providence was reinforced. The music of all times and places mattered.
One day every iPhone in America will lose its charge and luster. Centuries from now, the hollow fuselage of a Boeing Dreamliner will wait beneath the prairie for a contemporary Schliemann to find. And at the end of history, all who came before that last generation will appear barbarous and backward, Vlad the Impaler and Steve Jobs alike. The 2048×1536 Retina Display will fade like all the others. Despite the claims of strict empiricism, evolution, progress, Kubrick's Star Child, a sci-fi "Singularity" was never the point. "For us there is only the trying," T.S. Eliot writes, "the rest is not our business."
"What has been is what will be,
and what has been done is what
will be done;
there is nothing new under
the sun."
Ecclesiastes 1:9
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Jeffrey Schaller / Mar 16 2012 10:06 am
Well done, as usual! There's so much to unpack in what you've written.
lulu / Mar 16 2012 10:23 am
Thoughtful observations. Wonder what Schliemann would do with the "clang, clang, rattle, bing bang" of our world today.
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Received Reflex yesterday from Kristin, who had it for a while due to a string of personal hold-ups including recent surgery. Sometimes there are things that are more important than poems and art, so good wishes for a speedy recovery and Reflex is on the move again.
Since the last time I saw it, there have been wonderful additions including lots of ravens and pennies. (See, now you're curious, aren't you?) My process last night was to spend some time on each page taking some notes about what jumped out at me and free write into some of those images/words. I ended up fixating on images involving copper, which evolved into a short poem that turns the focus of the last few pieces back to a more abstract concept.
Today I will enter it into the book and send it along tomorrow as quickly as I can since it's been a while.


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Day 9: Preparing the 1000 km to Cape Town
Drove past Modder River and Magersfontein to visit 2 of the most important battle sites of the second boer war. Within 2 hours I had another two punctures. Land of thornes. Knew that I had to get back to Kimberley to buy some more reserve tubes for the deserted 1000 km down to Cape Town. This shopping tour at the sportsman's warehouse I opted for the thorn resistant ones (>2mm) plus tyre liners and self-repair slime that gets injected into the tube and fills the holes as they appear (to be proven, maybe it's just a slimy sales story). If all goes well, my bike and moonboot should take me down the 200km to Britstown tomorrow, situated exactly between Johannesburg and Cape Town.
Mark (not verified)
New business model inflight. Like it.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012 - 07:09
Claudio (not verified)
FUDI... so guet! Gregge, diggi Sach, jetzt halt mit em Bike, aber das isch sicher au sehr cool! Diini Fotene sinn super und ych lueg fascht jede Daag, was de n eso triibsch. Take care, keep up the good spirit! C.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012 - 14:54
Tom Gerhardt (not verified)
Flexible thinking - nice one - beats roller skates! Lets hope the 'Fug It' does what it says on the tin! Take care - love Tom xox
Wednesday, April 4, 2012 - 20:40
Frede (not verified)
Fug it Gerry! And take care of your, and the fudis on the road. Rubber it, gogo.
Thursday, April 5, 2012 - 03:04
Luci (not verified)
Du wärst nicht Gregy, wenn du dich von so einem Plastikfuss aufhalten lassen würdest! Den kannst du ja am Pedal anschrauben, Clickpedal. Go with the FUDI!
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