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Beavers meet Tuesdays 6:00pm – 7.15pm
Cubs meet Thursdays 7:00pm – 8.15pm
Scouts meet Fridays 7:30pm – 9:00pm
1st Egham (United Church of Egham) Scout Group
The United Church of Egham is the sponsor of 1st Egham Scout Group and were pivotal in supporting and facilitating the resurrection of the Group in 2011 after its closure many years before.
1st Egham (United Church of Egham) Scout Group offer Scouting activities for young boys and girls from the age of 6 years and upwards, through working on activity badges, towards staged goals and by helping with community and Runnymede district events.
The 1st Egham (United Church of Egham) Scout Group comprises our Beaver Scout colony, for children aged 6-8 years of age, who then progress on to our Cub Scout pack, until they reach 10 years of age, after which they join the Scout troop. We actively encourage outdoor activities and look to give our Scouts a wide range of skills to take into adult life: former Scouts (albeit not from Egham!) include Barack Obama, Richard Branson and David Beckham. For more detailed information about Scouting and the activities we participate in, along with the badges Scouts work towards in each of our Groups can be found on www.scouts.org.uk.
Any parent interested in registering their child to join our growing Scout group are invited to email their name, contact details along with the name and date of birth of your young person to email@example.com.
The 1st Egham (United Church of Egham) Scout Group is wholly run by volunteers, who give their time to help provide a wide and exciting programme of activities for the young people of Egham. Without volunteers the Group would cease to exist, and so, if you'd be interested in volunteering, from a couple of hours a week to a couple of hours each month, please do get in touch with us! We will provide all required training and support, and you'll be joining a community of enthusiastic people keen to promote Scouting and develop the next generation. If you're interested, please email email@example.com and we'll be sure to get in touch with you.


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Schenectady, NY
Phyllis Rose DiCristofaro, passed away on November 16, 2017 surrounded by family and friends at Kingsway Arms Nursing Home. Born in Schenectady, NY, Phyllis was the daughter of the late Joseph and Edith DellaRocco Palmer. She was also predeceased by siblings: Carl Palmer and Ann June DeLorenzo.
Phyllis is survived by her husband of over 62 years, Mario J. DiCristofaro, Sr., three children: Marie DiCristofaro-Smith (David) of Rotterdam, NY, Lisa Anne Williamson (Mark) of Plum Island, MA and Mario John, Jr. (Filomena) of Rotterdam.
She is also survived by her grandchildren: Joseph (Kristin), Nicholas, Alexa and Olivia and great grandchildren: Brandon, Dylan and Austin.
Funeral services will be conducted on Friday, November 24, 2017 at 12 Noon from the Bekkering-Ellis Funeral Homer, 1 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, NY with the Rev. Richard A. Carlino, officiating. Relatives and friends are invited to attend and may also call at the funeral home on Friday morning from 10 to 11:45 am, prior to the service. Interment will follow at St. Joseph's Cemetery, Schenectady, NY. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Simple Choices, Inc.
The family would like to extend a special thank you to everyone at Kingsway Arms Nursing Home for the special love and care provided to mom over these past many years and that they continue to provide for dad. Finally, we thank Community Hospice for providing immeasurable support over the past several weeks allowing mom to pass into God's Kingdom with dignity. In lieu of flowers please consider donating to the following: Kingsway Arms Nursing Center, 323 Kings Road, Schenectady, NY 12304 or Community Hospice, St. Peter's Foundation, 310 S. Manning Blvd., Albany, NY 12208. For on-line condolences please visit: SimpleChoicesCremation.com.

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Human Resources
Sec. 300-16: Transitional Work Program Policy
Responsible Administrator: Assistant Vice Chancellor - Human Resources
Revised: September 2003 (reviewed March 2011)
References / Resources
- UCI Administrative Policies and Procedures
- Section 300-17, Transitional Work Program Guidelines
Contact: Disability and Rehabilitation Consultant at (949) 824-9151
A. PurposeThe purpose of Human Resource's Transitional Work Program is:
- To identify and provide temporarily modified work for employees who are ill or injured and medically able to return to work;
- To mitigate any potential loss of employee job skills and abilities;
- To comply with State and federal laws.
- To contain labor costs and mitigate potential medical expense and litigation losses to the University.
B. PolicyThe University will provide, when feasible, a Transitional Work plan for any eligible employee.
C. Eligibility
Any University employee who has temporary work restrictions, as identified by their treating physician, and who is eligible for transitional work assignments consistent with medical findings.
For the purposes of this policy, eligibility will be determined upon review of the employee's report of disability and supporting medical documentation through accepted University procedures; eligibility will not be determined by the status of claim acceptance.


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I've not really been a big fan of Soap & Glory and to be honest didn't see what the massive hype was about! Until a few months ago my Auntie brought me a big tub of their body butter which I fell in love with!
So after Christmas I went shopping and come across this cute little gift set from Boots I just had to purchase it just to try out some of their other products.
I'm honestly shocked that I didn't realise how amazing Soap & Glory was ages ago!
I can't express my new found love enough!
I think the package design is brilliant, it's so bright and girly!
I've also made use of the box after using the products, I've filled it with my sleep in rollers which fit x2O in inside nice and snug!
This would have been a brilliant gift for Christmas as its filled with 4 of their best selling products and a loofah!
Clean On Me™ Shower Gel - 75ml
The Righteous Butter™ Body Butter - 50ml
The Scrub Of Your Life™ Body Scrub - 50ml
Hand Food™ Hand Cream - 50ml
A loofah.
All of this for just £10 which is a bargain!
The smells of these products are just amazing, and they leave your skin feeling so fresh!
Personally I tend to stay away from fragrance products because I have such sensitive skin but I've not had any trouble with any of these products so I'm chuffed!!
Definitely a recommended buy!
So what do you think of Soap & Glory?
Did you get any gift sets this Christmas?
Hope you're having a lush weekend guys!


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What a year 2010 has been, the coolest year yet , the year where i got my ultimate bad result on AS exam , take the ultra shocking leap from high school , lots of
With so much homework and things to be done, this poorly constructed mind clearly needs a break ; yes, at the start of the year, nice huh, 5 long marathon-ized homework and 3-4 days to finish it (though i'll relax till the last minute anyway but still, damn you homeworks ! ) ; till probably next month -- from here saying :
"Happy new year, may all our wishes are coming true this year , may 2011 bring us good luck -health- fortune"
Till next time, have a G8 (yup, not G6) holiday (if you're still in one) , have a great weekend, huzzah !
Recently i've had some driving lessons ...
Let me tell you that 500 thousand Rp on driving course only worth around -this bit- for this guy (yeah, i am making those tiny little gap between my fingers right now) , and yesterday when i am the driver , with accompaniment of my dad in the front seat and my mom in the back seat (initially helping and later panicking), here's what happened :
Dad : Hurry up, turn to the right, it's clearly empty !!!
Mom : Don't turn, look there's a motorcycle behind you, watch out !!!Me : Uh...okay... ... ..... OH SHEEEEET !!!
Which brings us to my conclusion .... Somewhere in the universe, i know a little alien boy is having a hard time driving his flying vehicle thingy


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FCC Community Groups are designed to cultivate community and foster spiritual growth. They serve as an excellent opportunity to build authentic, Christ-centered friendships with people of similar ages and life stages. Through this connection, we spur one another on to BE THE CHURCH seven days a week.
For more information about community groups, including dates and times, click HERE.


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Queensland's picturesque Central Highlands is a region ideally located between the Capricorn Coast and Queensland's Outback. It offers an abundance of experiences including spectacular landscapes, vibrant towns and communities, and Indigenous and non Indigenous cultures and histories. The region is diverse and prosperous, providing a wide variety of farming, manufacturing and resource potential and offers an attractive range of investment opportunities. There are accommodation and touring options to meet every budget and there is so much to see and do, so come along, visit Queensland's Central Highlands. It's a great place to visit and even a better place to call home.
See the Central Highlands Queensland website for more information.
Visitor Information Centre
The Visitor Information Centre (VIC) is here to help you with your inquiries.
Contact Details
3 Clermont Street, Emerald Queensland 4720
(07) 4982 4142
Opening Hours
For current operating hours, please click here.
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Sunday School (ages Kindergarten-5th Grade)
Bibleville is our Sunday School class for children in Kindergarten through 5th grade. In Bibleville we use Cokesbury's Deep Blue Curriculum to dive deep into bible stories through a kids point of view. Engaging materials, short videos, crafts and games fill our hour together. Our goal is to share the word of God with your children while helping them to feel at home in church. We also participate in a number of mission projects throughout the year including packing Christmas boxes for our mission in Costa Rica, 'What's in Your Purse' Mother's Day mission and making greeting cards for our home bound members. Bibleville is located on the 2nd floor of the educational building in "Central Park", directly up the stairs near the church office. Sunday School is taught by our Children's Minister and other members who enjoy serving in Children's Ministry.


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Jerry Albano
Arlington Soccer is very proud to announce the recognition of Jerry Albano, as North Texas Soccer Volunteer of the Year and Kathy Rudd as North Texas Soccer Administrator of the Year. Both are well deserving of this honor. Jerry has been a part of the ASA Appeals and Disciplinary Committee for quite some time, including acting as Chairperson when the VP of A&D was not available. Kathy Rudd has many years as a soccer Administrator with both Arlington Soccer and North Texas Soccer.
Congratulations to the Award 2017 Winners:
Coach of the Year Mike Peterson
Wayne Clicque Referee's Choice Coach of the Year - Rob Feist
Coaches Choice Referee of the Year – Michelle Acosta
Scholarship Winners:
Male Referee Ryan Wagner
Female Referee Sarah Heidt
Player Scholarships –
Arlington H.S. Devlin Iboubi and Grace Cottingham
Bowie H.S. Ashleigh Griffin
Lamar H.S. Joshua Davis and Nadia Abu Ayisheh
Martin H.S. Colton Faulkner-Day and Ashton Buchhorn
Sam Houston H.S Luis Vargas and Guadalupe Vasquez
Seguin H.S. Chayce Walker


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Information for bereaved families Spain; Murder, manslaughter or suspicious deaths
Information and advice if a friend or family member has been a victim of murder, manslaughter or has died in suspicious circumstances in Spain.
This information is to help you understand what you need to do if a British national has been a victim of murder or manslaughter or has died in suspicious circumstances in Spain and you are the next of kin.
You should also read the guidance available on what you need to do if you are bereaved through murder or manslaughter abroad, and what support the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) can provide.
Identification is normally carried out by the police or a forensic doctor, although occasionally next of kin may be asked to help with identification. If identification is not straightforward, a Judge may order DNA testing and/or may request information from police abroad or in the UK. This process could take a few months.
Post-Mortem (autopsies)
Post-mortems are conducted for all murder or manslaughter cases. The deceased will usually be released upon completion of the post-mortem, but this may take longer if there is a criminal case to be brought against someone.
If you would like a copy of the post-mortem reports, you will need to make the request through a lawyer. The release of any information can take many months, and the documents will be issued in Spanish.
The Judge may not authorise burial or cremation until the final post-mortem reports are issued and all the results from the tests have been obtained; the Judge might authorise burial and not cremation if the parties do not agree with the medical reports. This is in case there is a need for further testing at a later date. If the deceased is located in a different jurisdiction to where the investigation commenced (e.g. in the case of a missing person), release of the deceased can be delayed as it may involve more than one State or Judge.
Organ retention
During a post-mortem, small tissue samples and organs can be removed at the discretion of the forensic doctor and retained for testing, without the consent of next of kin. Organs are normally destroyed once tests are completed. A judge may authorise for the deceased to be buried or cremated in Spain or returned to the UK before tests on organs are completed.
You are advised to appoint a lawyer to help facilitate the return of any organs. When we are aware that organs have been removed we will inform you. However, we are not always informed by the Spanish authorities. Please contact the British Embassy or Consulate about what other assistance can be provided.
According to Spanish national law, the deceased must either be (i) retained in a mortuary or somewhere similar such as a forensic institute storage or (ii) embalmed by a funeral director within 48 hours of death. Embalming is a national legal requirement for transfer of remains out of Spanish territory. Sometimes local embalming methods mean that the full range of tests cannot be done if a second post mortem is requested.
Embalming procedures may have an impact on the efficacy of any subsequent post mortems (for example, if one is ordered by a Coroner in England or Wales). Unless a body is repatriated to England or Wales, a coroner will not be able to conduct an inquest. In Scotland and Northern Ireland, inquests will not be held even if a body is repatriated to the UK. Local formalities for repatriation normally take between 8 to 10 days to complete. If the State Prosecutor decides to prosecute someone, this can delay the release of the deceased.
Local burial or cremation can be expensive and you should speak to a local funeral director for further advice.
Local burial: If you choose to proceed with a local burial, you will need to instruct a local funeral director. Please note that in Spain 'burial' often means an above-ground niche. Rights to a niche are normally held for only five years, unless specifically purchased in perpetuity. We advise you to seek further information on these procedures from the local funeral director. After five years the remains are transferred to a common grave, unless you contact the cemetery before the 5 years are completed and make alternative arrangements.
Local cremation: Cremation is common practice in Spain and there are modern, well equipped crematoria. If you choose local cremation and wish to take the ashes back to the UK this is easy to arrange. Local funeral directors will be able to advise and arrange the necessary paperwork and transportation.
Police Investigations
Access to information concerning a death is restricted. The police will never release a report, although the judge dealing with the case would be able to access the information. You would have to appoint a local lawyer to have any access to the case file. The Spanish authorities will not provide this information directly to you, or to third parties including consular officials. In some special cases investigations might have secrecy orders, in these cases no information or documents will be provided until the order is lifted by the Judge.
If you feel the death is suspicious, but is not being investigated as such, you are advised to appoint a local lawyer who can advise you on the best way forward. Timeframes for police investigations vary and can take from a few months to four years or more to be completed. If no-one is arrested, and court case is filed, the police case file usually remains open but dormant.
Judicial Process
Timeframes for court hearings or trials can vary and may last several years. You are not required to become a formal party to the case and the court will inform you of your rights, for example, whether you wish to prosecute or claim any compensation if the perpetrator is arrested and found guilty. We recommend that you appoint a local lawyer who can advise on the judicial proceedings, represent your interests in court and seek updates and information on your behalf. Whilst consular officials can enquire about the progress or status of the proceedings (for example hearing dates) we do not have access to the case file nor detailed information about the trial.
Other useful information
- There are local support organisations available. There are English speaking Samaritans in some parts of Spain, although not in the Canaries. Some Legal Aid and local compensation schemes may be available but please consult consular officials for further information.
Neither the British Embassy nor HM Government accept legal liability with regards to the content of this information sheet.


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The Face Express App has been developed by a young woman who has an autism spectrum condition and who identified using her own experience, the need for a facial expression recognition app. This budding entrepreneur came to Inspired Support and with the support of the team has been able to develop the entrepreneurial skills and developed the abiltity to use the strengths and experience brought about by her condition to develop this great idea. What is Face Express Face express is an app that enables adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder to recognise facial expressions successfully in everyday life by using a variety of photos and videos of everyday people, incorporating over 50 different expressions and emotions.This will be the first app of it's kind in Europe. Why - Face Express
Individuals with Autism Spectrum Conditions have difficulty with social communication and social interaction, and social imagination. Despite facial recognition being a natural skill for most people without these limitations, it is difficult for this group with this condition to interperet. This app can enable repetitive intellectual learning of facial recognition needed for everyday life.This app will help individuals communicate more effectively, and will therefore make it easier for cares and support workers in their active roles.
How the idea developed with support from the Inspired Team
The idea of the Face Express App was developed with one to one support, and support from the wider Inspired team. We also brought in specialist help as needed i.e. an actor, and have backing from Newcastle University - Psycholgy Department. Those who have contributed have often given their time and expertise for free, which is honourable and in itself is inspiring. The final development, the App will be taking place using the expertise within the team, and it will be promoted through networks and social media.
Face Express - NEEDS YOUR INVESTMENT
You have an opportunity to help out with this great app that will go on to improve the lives and communication skills of people on the autism spectrum. We are starting a kickstarter campaign to help fund the product development and marketing of this great idea and product. If you would like further information contact Sarah at firstname.lastname@example.com
Inspired Support are leading specialists in the world of Autism Spectrum Conditions and Learning Disabilities.
Inspired Support Ltd
Working for you in the communities of the North East
Email :email@example.com
Richard Lamb 07825958024
David Winship 07881958054
The Inspired Support team are all great professional mentors and are all DBS checked.
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CDSNS Colloquium
Monday, January 22, 2018 - 11:15
1 hour (actually 50 minutes)
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Some relevant Hamiltonian systems in Celestial Mechanics have first integrals in involution. A classic technique to study such systems, known as symplectic reduction, is based in reducing the number of degrees of freedom by using the first integrals. In this talk we present two a posteriori KAM theorems for Hamiltonian systems with first integrals in involution, including the isoenergetic case, without using symplectic reduction. The approach leads to efficient numerical methods and validating techniques.This is a joint work with Alejandro Luque.


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Thank you for coming to the MoveIt! Community Meeting and thanks to the presenters for making this a huge success. There were more than 240 people registered and more than 150 who attended from all over the world. I apologize to those running Ubuntu who had issues joining us (using Chrome was the suggested solution for the future).
Thanks to all the presenters for the great talks:
In other news, MoveIt! now has a twitter account for updates: @moveitrobot
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Today was my first triathlon since Ironman Texas. I am more of a trainer than a racer...it's a little cheaper this way. :)
Got up at just after 4am to get ready and had my oatmeal and coffee. Loaded up the car and arrived at the nice Bridgeland neighborhood in Cypress around 5:30am. Walked to the transition area and started to panic. My goggles were not in my transition bag! I went back to my car and checked out the whole car - no goggles! I normally bring an extra set, had every other race, but didn't today. Well I was walking back to transition and the announcer mentioned that he had a nice pair of aqua sphere goggles and I knew they were mine. Whew!
I ran into some fellow SBS girls and we chatted a bit. Then time for a light warm up jog. My wave started 45 minutes after the first wave. The first wave was elites and then they had the guys go first. I think it's great that the guys go first. I am not a fast swimmer and it sucks having the guys in the later waves swim over you. Deflating a little.
We waited on deck for about five minutes and then, after the wave in front of us went, time to hop in the water. Couldn't quite touch the bottom so I threaded water a bit. Then the count down and we were off! And the worst thing happens. I get boxed in by three, possibly four girls. One doing the breath stroke (mind you she was doing it pretty quick) and three on my right. It messed up my groove for a few seconds and then I had to re get into a groove. And then we approach the first and only turn to the right. At this point, my goggles decide to leak, a lot. There is a good bit of water getting into my left eye. But my thought is, just get through it! Some nice volunteers help me get out of the water and off to T1. Swam the 550 meter course in just over 13 minutes. And I swam more than 550 meters. Need to work on a lot of things here. 25th in my age group.
My T1 time was okay, have to work on running out of the water. It takes me a few seconds to get into the grove. I had my shoes on the bike already, set up with my Tri Clips and hopped on at the line, strapped the shoes down, and off I go. And then, after making the first turn, I realize somewhere in T1, I had lost my straw for my aero bottle. And that was my only bottle/source of hydration since before the start. So I held back a little on the bike as I did not want to end up regretting it later on the run. I passed all but like four girls from my age group on the bike. One lady passed me, not in my age group, but I kept on her tail when she passed near the end. Just before the end, I undid the straps and slid my feet out of the shoes. I ranked first in my age group, at 22 mph, 13 miles in just over 34 minutes. To improve, different aero bottle, and just more work/time on the bike.
My T2 time was better, could still shave off a few seconds. Need to figure out that rolling dismount. My bike was next to the run out and off I went. I passed the girl that passed me in the bike, and found a groove and kept with it. It was hot! Took Gatorade at the two aid stations, poured water over my head and passed a lot of people. And a lot of guys got chicked. :) I ran up on one of my JSC teammates and asked how many girls were in front of me. He said three, and I ended up passing them all. I sprinted to the end, 5k in just over 22 minutes. First in age group on the run...and first in my age group overall! What could I do on the run? I guess I could push the pace even more.
Overall a good day and won a sweet trophy to add to the collection. :). Next up, Houston Tri...and more training!


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Terese Agnew is one of the featured artists in the PBS Documentary Series, Craft in America–THREADS. Agnew is an example of an artist who, on becoming aware of a serious injustice, is called to action–to make a statement through her art of quilting. Listening to the news on the radio, she hears about the inhumane working conditions of the textile workers in Nicaragua. As she is walking through a department store, she notices the signs advertising the various fashion designers. That recognition partners with an idea on how to illustrate this injustice through her art of quilting. And, it became a community collaboration in a surprising way. Take two minutes to listen to Agnew relating her process below.
As a writer or an artist tuning into these challenging times, you may find the inspiration to make your own artistic statement. In taking some elements of your outer reality, threading them through your art, you draw attention to an injustice. Sharing your work engages community as you plant the seeds of awareness in those who see your art or read your poem. As an artist or writer, you cannot fathom what may awaken in another through your writing, poetry or painting. Your art could be the catalyst for someone else's call to action!
Does this statement feel true for you?
"Artists have what I call an alchemical responsibility–to transform the dross into art (gold) and to offer it to others in a provocative way."


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Anglers will find ice off, spawn in progress, more big fish
MINOCQUA - The northern zone musky season opens May 24 with water temperatures warming up quickly and anglers likely to reap the benefit of more than 20 years of improvement in musky sizes and numbers.
"We had a late ice out but it's warming up quickly," says Steve Avelallemant, longtime DNR northern district fisheries supervisor. "I think it will be a pretty normal opening. Spawning will be a little bit behind but not weeks behind."
Avelallemant expects the musky action to be good for anglers, and chances are getting better that anglers will find themselves fighting and boating bigger fish.
"We've looked at a variety of measures and we've definitely seen an increase in the last 20 years in the number of muskies 45 inches and larger," says Tim Simonson, a DNR fish biologist who chairs DNR's musky committee.
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The number of 45-plus inch fish registered by Muskies, Inc., members, and the size of the largest fish caught by participants in the National Championship Musky Open in Eagle River in August and during the Vilas County Musky Marathon, a season-long competition, have all been increasing over the past 20 years, Simonson says.
"Things are definitely getting better," he says. "Most of it is due to the voluntary release of fish by avid musky anglers in combination with more restrictive regulations through time." Background on this trend is detailed in "Long live the kings," a Wisconsin Natural Resources magazine article.
A 40-inch size limit in effect statewide since 2013 is expected to help increase the number of larger fish even more, Simonson says. "We know from our evaluations that it takes at least 10 years to see any population level effects, but based on what we've seen on waters that have had the 40-inch limit, we can expect to see continued improvement in size structure."
The 40-inch limit applies to 94 percent of musky waters in Wisconsin. There are 41 waters that continue to have either lower size limits or higher size limits. Starting this year, waters of Green Bay and Lake Michigan north of Highway 10 carry a 54-inch minimum size limit. The bag limit is 1.
Check the Guide to Wisconsin Hook and Line Fishing Regulations for specific waters or check DNR's online regulation database to find size limits on the inland lake you plan to fish for musky.
Find where to fish for trophy musky or fast action waters, along with information on safely releasing musky, and musky management in Wisconsin, by searching dnr.wi.gov for "musky
Musky forecasts in Wisconsin for 2014
Fish biologists from across the state filed musky forecasts for some of their more popular waters where recent surveys revealed fish size and abundance information. Those forecasts are found in the 2014 Wisconsin Fishing Report musky forecasts.
Musky Fast Facts
- Wisconsin lawmakers named the muskellunge the official state fish in 1955.
- More world records have been landed in Wisconsin than anywhere else. The state and world record is a 69 pound, 11 ounce fish taken from the Chippewa Flowage. Also credited to Wisconsin is the world record hybrid musky, 51 pounds, 3 ounces from Lac Vieux Desert.
- Fishable populations of musky are found in 667 lakes and 100 rivers in 48 counties. The heaviest concentration of lakes with musky is found in the head water regions of the Chippewa, Flambeau, and Wisconsin rivers.
- Musky densities are very low, even in the best waters, because muskies are large top predators that tend to choose vulnerable spawning sites. Good musky waters average one adult fish for 3 surface acres, compared to up to 12 to 15 adults per 3 surface acres in good walleye lakes.
- Musky fishing continues to grow in popularity. The number of participants has more than quadrupled over the last 50 years. An estimated 456,000 anglers pursued muskellunge in Wisconsin in 2001, the latest year for which survey results are available.
- Catch-and-release, protective regulations and DNR's stocking program have helped turn the famed fighter from the "fish of 10,000 casts" into the fish of "3,000 casts" in Wisconsin. It used to take two guys in a boat 25 hours to catch a fish. Now it is closer to 12 hours and 3,000 casts each.
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Steve Avelallemant 715-365-8987; Tim Simonson, 608-266-5222 or local fish biologists


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Renee's intention is to inspire transformation through a blend of intuitive insights and distance energy work advancing personal growth and awakened integrity. Please note that energy work is not a replacement for care provided by your Medical Professional. It is intended as a complementary and synergistic assist for optimal wellbeing.
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GOP frontrunner Donald Trump isn't changing his campaign style, telling is supporters, "I have to rant and rave."
During Trump's afternoon rally on Saturday in Bridgeport, Connecticut, the billionaire told roughly 1,400 supporters, "You know, being presidential's easy — much easier than what I have to do," adding, "Here, I have to rant and rave. I have to keep you people going. Otherwise you're going to fall asleep on me, right?"
Trump said he promises to build the wall along the southern border with Mexico and follow through with other various campaign proposals.
"Everything I say I'm going to do, folks, I'll do," Trump promised his supporters.
Trump's vow comes after his new senior advisor, Paul Manafort, privately told Republican National Committee members at a meeting in Florida that Trump has been "projecting an image" so far while campaigning, and that "the part that he's been playing is now evolving."


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With September coming nearer, more and more leaks are beginning to come. Here is a picture of a Nokia Windows Phone device, which is being said to be one with Windows Phone 8.
The design has a Nokia logo on the top and the new Windows logo at the bottom. Right now, the only info available regarding it is that it will have a 4.3-inch display and ambient light hole. These are the only pieces of info available, as right now there is only the leak of its front panel available.
One thing to note here is the absence of front-facing camera. This kind of confirms that the phone will be a mid-range device. Hopefully, more of it will be revealed at Nokia World event.


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Hotel Park "Potemkin" is located in one of the most famous suburbs of St. Petersburg - Tsarskoye Selo, near the splendid park ensemble of the XVIII century and the Catherine Palace.
The hotel is just in a 15-minute drive from Pulkovo airport and 20 km from the center of St. Petersburg, close to the fairgrounds Expo forum.
This is modern hotel complex which is offer the different kinds of service to the guests. Here you will have not only a comfortable rest, but you can also spend business events in the highest level.
Hotel Park Potemkin is ideal place for exit conference, semenars, business training and presentations.
The restaurants of Hotel are perfect for any event – from a small buffet on the open terrace and a private party for 20 person to a serious business event for 200 person or a luxurious wedding.
On the first floor of the Hotel is located restaurant "Prince Potemkin" up to 170 seats with wonderfull terrace and panoramic views of the Babolovsky park.
For a small banquets (up to 35 person), corporate parties, romantic encounter or family celebrations you can stop your choise on the restaurant "Complimento".
Banquet hall "Myshkin" with a separate exit to the terrace is a great place for events for small companies up to 50 person.
There is also an exclusive VIP banquet hall decorated in a classic style, up to 28 person, which has an additional room for entertainments.
Summer terraces of restaurants are great places for a barbecue in the open air and a relaxing holiday after a busy city.
The hotel has 114 rooms with square from 14 to 40 m2 of different categories - from standard to "De Luxe" rooms, as well as a luxury apartment for the newlyweds. Most rooms have balconies or terraces. All rooms are equipped with refrigerators, TV and hairdryers.
This is nonsmoking hotel. Smoking areas there are on the street and near the bar.
Bright and modern room with a flat-screen TV, minibar and a balcony overlooking the park Babolovsky.
Room area 13 – 17m2.
Bright and modern room with a flat-screen TV, minibar and a balcony.
Room area 13 – 17m2.
Bright and modern studio with a flat-screen TV, minibar and a balcony overlooking the park Babolovsky.
Room area 27 m2.
Bright and modern room with seating Area and wardrobe, with a flat-screen TV, minibar and a balcony overlooking the park Babolovsky.
This spacious room has a heated floor and a large bathroom with a bathrobe and slippers.
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Thanksgiving usually brings a week of preparation and shopping, as well as various dishes being queued up to three days in advance for cooking or baking. I always look for opportunities to add in dishes that are far simpler than anyone would imagine still adding panache to the Thanksgiving line up.
As much as I love all the standard Thanksgiving classics, wedging in something healthy and bursting with flavor is an M.O. of mine as well. There is nothing better than roasted vegetables to fill the bill. At this time of year the options are endless for color and deep flavors. Creating a colorful melee of vegetables to adorn the holiday or every night table is a cinch.
The trick about fall and winter vegetables is to let them do the work. They are full of flavor on their own, and roasting them brings out those flavors with little effort on your part. I love to add my favorite balsamic vinegar to contrast their sweetness with some tang and Sumac which is a Middle Eastern spice with a citrus notes (as well as salt to contrast their natural sweetness). I'll share a recent mix I made, largely for the color and flavor combination. I use colored varieties of vegetables whenever possible feeling they brighten the appeal especially for non-vegetable lovers!
A tip for leftovers: Roasted vegetables are at their best when first prepared to me but I can't bear to waste any leftovers. I pulverize them in the food processor and incorporate them into a pasta sauce similar to this Grilled Vegetable Pasta Sauce. They layer the flavor more than just tomato sauce can. If you run into my children, let's keep this little trick of mine between us!
Balsamic Roasted Fall Vegetables with Sumac
- Balsamic Roasted Fall Vegetables with Sumac
- 6 medium-large Carrots , peeled and halved vertically
- 1 cup small Brussels Sprouts , stems trimmed and halved vertically
- 2 cups Butternut Squash , peeled and cut into bite size cubes
- 1 ½ cups Red Onion , peeled and sliced into wedges or bite-size pieces
- 2 medium Golden Beets (about 1 cup), peeled and cut into ½ inch slices vertically
- 2 tablespoons extra virgin olive oil
- 2 tablespoons Balsamic Vinegar
- 2 teaspoons Sumac
- 2 teaspoons Kosher Salt
- Preheat the oven to 400 degrees F.
- In a large bowl combine the olive oil, balsamic vinegar and sumac. Add the prepared vegetables and toss to fully coat with the liquid. Rub any remaining liquid into the vegetables by hand (be careful of the beets as they can stain clothing) especially the carrots which are more difficult to coat when in longer form.
- Place vegetables on a large baking sheet or roasting pan and sprinkle the salt over them. Flip the vegetables halfway through cooking. Cook until done but still firm (not mushy), about 30 minutes. Serve immediately.


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Keith Schomig is counsel in the Firm's National Security and CFIUS (Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States) practice, focusing his practice in the areas of Exon-Florio reviews before CFIUS and foreign ownership, control, or influence (FOCI) mitigation matters before the US Departments of Defense and Energy. His experience includes working on major defense industry acquisitions, representing clients in numerous CFIUS reviews and investigations, and advising companies regarding a multitude of FOCI mitigation and compliance matters. Keith has also participated in a pro bono project to obtain compensation for Holocaust survivors.
Keith graduated from the Georgetown University Law Center in 2008, where he was an editor of the American Criminal Law Review. Prior to attending law school, Keith served in the US Navy for nine years as a naval flight officer in the F-14 Tomcat, during which he flew combat missions in Iraq and Afghanistan. Keith received his undergraduate degree in physics from the United States Naval Academy in 1996, graduating with merit.
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Report Highlights Continued Need for CFIUS Planning, Law360, March 2, 2015
Ralls Ruling Could Open Door to Other CFIUS Challenges, Law360, July 18, 2014
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About the itemThe anchor is a decades old symbol of stability and security in the physical world and by extension also steadfastness, hope, and trust in the spiritual world. Our anchor is cast from a vintage victorian charm dating from around 1870 or 1880, which has delicate engraving and fine detail. The anchor's symbolism made it very popular with the victorians and it was often made as a charm, a brooch, a watch fob and a bracelet fastening such was its wide appeal.You can just love our sterling silver anchor for its retro styling though if you wish. It looks great combined with our flintlock pistol charm for a rock and roll vibe.The sterling silver on our anchor is oxidised for a vintage feel, but the darkening will wear back to a pal silvery grey with time. Wear it your way and enjoy! Our anchor measures 30mm by 22mm.OTHER METALS : This charm is available on the site in sterling silver, but can be made in gold, platinum or palladium by special order. It can also be Rose gold or Yellow 18ct gold plated by special order - please contact us for details and an estimate of costAll our charms and pendants are suitable for our Rosa Necklaces, however some are in our opinion are probably too big for Rosa Bracelets. This pendant is suitable for Rosa Necklaces, or any other appropriate necklace, but we don't recommend it for bracelets.Dimensions:Length = 3cm (1.2 inches)Width = 2.2cm (0.9 inches)Weight = 6.8gStock Code: 40001057


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The Founder
Lucy Katz, JD, former professor of business law and former holder of The Robert C. Wright Professorship in Business Law, Ethics and Dispute Resolution, left an indelible imprint on the Fairfield University community. Her creation, along with Dr. Thomas Pelligrino, of the student peer mediation program five years ago provides mediation training and certification for students who go on to serve their peers and the University. Over the years, dozens of students have been trained and served in this important and unique role.
Lucy was also a strong advocate for principled and collegial dispute resolution among all members of the University community. She excelled as a teacher, a listener, and a mediator.
We are pleased to offer these opportunities for teams, clubs or organizations! These serve to provide team bonding, growth, and professional development. Please email email@example.com if you are interested in having any of the following workshops for your respective organization(s).
Team Dynamics Workshop – 1 hour
This workshop focuses on team engagement, developing strong relationships with others, and creating action steps for a healthy team dynamic.
Social Justice 101 - Power Dynamics and Structural Discrimination – 1.5 hours
This workshop focuses on a group developing a consciousness of inclusion by identifying and rectifying structural discrimination within their community.
Social Justice 201 – Examining and Managing Your Own Privileges – 1.5 hours
This workshop focuses on examining individual's privileges or lack thereof in society. Participants will explore the intersection of their multiple social identities (Race, Class, Gender, Sexuality, Spirituality, etc.). By gaining this consciousness, individuals will be able to explore ways to become allies to those groups who do not have the same privileges.
Dealing with Tension – 1 hour
In this workshop, groups will focus on techniques to work through tension, e.g. active listening, story gathering, meaning making, etc. In addition, participants will be introduced to a range of interventions and prevention strategies to promote a healthy dynamic when dealing with tension in your group.
The Lucy Katz Dialogue & Resolution Program provides trained professional and student Social Justice Mediators to facilitate these workshops.
What is Mediation?
Mediation is a voluntary process in which trained unbiased mediators help others resolve conflicts. Mediators facilitate communication and helps explore new ideas.
Mediation is informal and confidential. The parties to the conflict make key decisions and all final decisions about the outcome. With their mediators guidance, they create their own solutions. At any point the parties can refuse to participate or refuse a particular solution.
Steps to Your Mediation
Process of a Mediation
(Adapted from Leah Wing, 1999)
There will always be 2 peer mediators and a coordinator present for the mediation process
The mediation is private unless
Situations threaten your life or someone else's or describes child abuse or neglect. These situations will be reported.
Role of Mediator
To listen and facilitate the conversation between you
Not to take sides, nor judge you (or tell you what to do)
Notes are taken to remember what you say
Participants can write thoughts down
All notes are destroyed at the end of the mediation
Speak to mediators not directly to each other
Write down thoughts instead of interrupting
We hope to reach an agreement, however please note that agreements cannot violate the law or student code of conduct
What will happen
All parties will meet together for introductions and guidelines
Each party will meet with the mediators privately to share their story
The mediators will privately transmit your story to the other party
This may occur a few times until all parties feel their story has been told and transmitted
Mediators will also work to reach agreement in private sessions
All parties will reconnect at the end to review the agreement
Mediation Training
All students are invited to apply for Peer Mediation Training (without the commitment to become a Peer Mediator). Training experience includes:
Why is Mediation Training valuable?
Become a Peer Mediator
With training in mediation skills, Peer Mediators commit to assisting in dispute resolution using the mediation process. All students are invited to Apply to Become a Peer Mediator.
Mediation training has benefits for your personal and professional development including obtaining skills for problem-solving, listening to understand people's needs, and reducing conflict in your life and work.
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1. Mediation is completely voluntary. You create your own solutions to your conflicts.
2. Mediation is fair and multi-partial.
3. The mediators remain unbiased and are trained to help resolve disputes.
4. The mediators do not impose decisions, but rather helps parties find their own solutions.
5. Mediation is confidential.
6. Mediation improves relationships.
7. Mediation improves communication.
8. Mediation can identify and eliminate the sources of conflict.
9. Mediation saves time and money.
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Kanye West is reportedly in line for a $30 million payout after canceling the remainder of his tour due to his psychiatric troubles.
The hip hop superstar was hospitalized on Monday (21Nov16) after an incident at personal trainer Harley Pasternak's home, according to reports.
The psychiatric episode came just hours after he canceled the remaining dates on his Saint Pablo tour following the abandonment of a gig in Los Angeles on Saturday (19Nov16). Before cutting the concert short he ranted about pals Jay Z and Beyonce.
According to editors at TMZ.com, Kanye will not lose the estimated $30 million he would've earned for the trek due to an insurance policy protecting him against any loss of earnings caused by "accident or illness".
The policy reportedly states Kanye is covered for the money he'd earn and the money he was obligated to pay others if, "accident or illness... prevents any Insured Person from appearing or continuing to appear in any or all of the Insured Performance(s) or Event(s)."
However Kanye may not be covered if he had a pre-existing medical condition he did not disclose to the insurance carrier before taking out the policy, or if the accident or illness preventing him touring was caused by "unreasonable or capricious behavior".
It has been reported that the rapper's breakdown was brought on by the rigorous schedule of his tour combined with stress caused by wife Kim Kardashian being targeted in an armed robbery in Paris, France, last month (Oct16).
Kim flew from New York, where she was due to attend a gala event honoring her late father, to Los Angeles to be by her husband's side after his hospitalization.
A spokesperson for the Los Angeles fire department told People magazine that he is undergoing psychiatric evaluation at the University of California Los Angeles Medical Center, but is "medically stable".
A source told the publication that Kanye had agreed to medical treatment voluntarily after advice from his doctor, saying, "There was a small altercation at the gym but he was deemed medically stable and decided to seek medical help at his doctor's request. He went to the hospital at will under the advice of his physician. He's fine."
The 39-year-old musician has canceled 22 concerts in North America which were due to take place before the end of the year (16). The 26 Saint Pablo tour dates he has completed have earned a reported $34.5 million in ticket sales, according to Billboard.com.


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Welcome to Breitbart News's live updates of the 2016 horse race. Though Hillary Clinton tried to depict Donald Trump as a scammer, a new national poll finds that voters think Trump is more honest than Clinton. Trump and Bernie Sanders will campaign in California tonight while Clinton will be in the Golden State from Thursday through Monday.
All times eastern.
10:14: Trump also vows to save the Second Amendment from people like Hillary who "don't know what they are doing." Trump says if Democrats nominate the next Supreme Court Justices, America will never be great again.
10:09: Trump says to ask Israel if walls work and says we have "no choice" but to build the wall while the crowd chants "Build the wall!"
10:02: Trump says Hillary is "not presidential material." He cites Clinton's failures in Libya. Trump says if anyone other than Clinton exposed national security secrets by using a private server, they'd be in jail for two years or more.
10:00: Trump: "They moved the World Golf Championship from Miami to Mexico City. Can yo believe it?" Trump says "everybody is moving to Mexico" because "our leaders are stupid people… led by our president, if you call him that."
9:55: Trump says Bill Clinton destroyed manufacturing in America by signing NAFTA.
9:55: Trump urges audience to read Breitbart News Senior Editor-at-Large and Government Accountability Institute's Peter Schweitzer's Clinton Cash.
9:54: Trump blasts Secretary Clinton for "surrendering our jobs to China" while the Chinese were funneling huge sums of money to Bill Clinton to give speeches.
"These are crooked people," he says. "They've been crooked from the beginning."
9:53: Trump says Sacramento has lost nearly one in five manufacturing jobs since Bill Clinton let China into the WTO.
9:45: In Sacramento, Trump says Obama wants to campaign for Hillary to preserve his failing agenda at home and abroad. Trump predicts that Obamacare increases will be so large that "everybody will vote for Donald Trump." He says Obama is trying to move rate increase to December. He calls Obamacare a "catastrophe."
9:30: Anti-Trump protesters claiming America was never great:
Anti-Trump protesters claim "America was never great" outside Trump Sacramento airport rally pic.twitter.com/4tyiNADiCe
— Michelle Moons (@MichelleDiana) June 2, 2016
Anti-Trump protester carries Che Guevara flag with the words "hasta la victoria sempre" at Trump Sacramento rally pic.twitter.com/Bk9VsY3D6j
— Michelle Moons (@MichelleDiana) June 2, 2016
9:15: Scene in Sacramento, California ahead of Trump's rally. Anti-Trump agitators starting to gather at rally site.
Anti-Trump protesters try to intimidate rally-goers with chants of "shame" and "racist" outside Sacramento rally pic.twitter.com/XFmLUe9kmD
— Michelle Moons (@MichelleDiana) June 2, 2016
Anti-Trump protesters trying to squeeze and intimidate rally-goer line outside Trump Sacramento rally #Election2016 pic.twitter.com/Vpu6gO6Tab
— Michelle Moons (@MichelleDiana) June 2, 2016
Law Enforcement forms human barrier between anti-Trump protesters who were intimidating rally-goers in Sacramento pic.twitter.com/PR2ksklrg5
— Michelle Moons (@MichelleDiana) June 2, 2016
8:30: Former L.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa starting anti-Trump PAC:
Calling Trump a racist and misogynist, Villaraigosa said his committee, called Building Bridges, Not Walls, would focus on organizing immigrants to oppose the presumptive Republican nominee in California, Arizona, Nevada and Florida in the campaign for the Nov. 8 election.
8:25: Trump supporters getting ready in Sacramento:
Crazy long lines winding through the parking field outside Trump Sacramento airport rally … Protesters scarce pic.twitter.com/y8bmY3WXIP
— Michelle Moons (@MichelleDiana) June 2, 2016
Larger than life Make America Great Again cap outside Trump Sacramento rally #Election2016 pic.twitter.com/rdreIMagDU
— Michelle Moons (@MichelleDiana) June 2, 2016
7:25: In an interview with PBS's Gwen Ifill, President Obama says he doesn't mention Donald Trump by name because he seems to do a good job mentioning his own name. When asked if support for Trump is a backlash against his presidency, Obama says Trump is a "more colorful" character than other Republicans. He says Trump's rhetoric is not dissimilar from what Republicans have been saying for the last seven years.
6:23: Clinton press secretary, on CNN, says she will do a press conference "soon" when directly asked if she will hold a presser before the CA primary.
6:21: Trump now calls "crooked Hillary" a "fraud."
Crooked Hillary Clinton is a fraud who has put the public and country at risk by her illegal and very stupid use of e-mails. Many missing!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) June 1, 2016
6:19: Clinton press secretary declares nomination is "out of reach" for Sanders:
Clinton campaign aide: "The nomination is out of reach for Senator Sanders" https://t.co/6OZtrg079U https://t.co/Ur26w8bCZD
— CNN Politics (@CNNPolitics) June 1, 2016
6:12: Sanders points out he has been criticized as "Santa Claus" for wanting to give away "free stuff." He repeats that he will pay for all of his programs with a tax on "Wall Street speculation."
6:05: Top Clinton IT aide planning to take 5th at next week's deposition.
BREAKING: Clinton IT adviser Bryan Pagliano to take 5th at deposition next week, wants to bar video of session https://t.co/jtyyZBoW6j #FOIA
— Josh Gerstein (@joshgerstein) June 1, 2016
5:55: Fed. Judge rejects CA voter registration lawsuit filed by Sanders's supporters.
5:45: Report: "Bernie or Bust" folks planning protests across from Dem. convention in Philly. One leader urging Sanders supporters to de-register from Dem. party if Sanders doesn't get nomination,.
5:40: Ridiculous Warriors/Sanders comparisons being made this week. Analogy more apt if Clinton had trailed and then mounted a comeback. The Warriors, who won a record-breaking 73 games and are the defending champions, were never huge underdogs like Sanders.
Last week, Golden State was down three games to one. Tonight, they finished off a great comeback in California. I like comebacks.
— Bernie Sanders (@BernieSanders) May 31, 2016
Sanders continues to wear Warriors cap:
Bernie Sanders sporting a Warriors hat, entering a rally in Palo Alto @paloaltoweekly pic.twitter.com/etrHCpfUvA
— Eric He (@erichesports) June 1, 2016
5:35: Trump planning U.K. visit after Brexit vote.
5:15: Cory Booker wants to be Clinton's VP ("vegan pal"):
On VP buzz, @CoryBooker tells @kwelkernbc: "I've already declared that I'm gonna be her VP, her vegan pal & that is where I stand right now"
— Monica Alba (@albamonica) June 1, 2016
5:10: Marist CA Poll: Sanders leading Clinton among Hispanics (49-46), voters 18-29 (80% for Sanders), first-time Dem. primary voters (72-28).
5:05: Clinton leading big among those who have already voted in California.
Among those who have already voted in CA, Clinton leads 58%-41% in NBC/WSJ/Marist poll
— Mark Murray (@mmurraypolitics) June 1, 2016
5:04: On "MTP Daily," Clinton press secretary Brian Fallon doesn't accept the premise that Clinton will have the battle Sanders all the way to the convention if she loses California. Despite his candidate's comments, Fallon says she is not treating California like "it's a done deal."
5:00: Marist CA poll: Clinton 49, Sanders 47.
4:45: Sanders doesn't know how to pander as well as Clinton:
~30 min into Asian-Americans & Pacific Islanders town hall & @BernieSanders has not spoken much about AAs & PIs. Mostly stump answers so far
— Danny Freeman (@DannyEFreeman) June 1, 2016
4:39: Trump reportedly planning a trip to Israel before GOP convention.
4:25: Obama refers to Trump's "provocative" Tweets and warns not to fall for the "okie doke."
4:23: Obama claims that Trump's path would lead to fewer jobs and lower wages. But a national poll found that voters trust Trump on job creation:
New @QuinnipiacPoll has @realDonaldTrump ahead of @HillaryClinton when it comes to job creation. #FNPolitics pic.twitter.com/dmf8v7R2ww
— Bret Baier (@BretBaier) June 1, 2016
4:15: Obama says Trump is "crazy" for vowing to dismantle Dodd-Frank.
3:55: What in the world is Hillary Clinton doing?
With Secretary Clinton in Newark. pic.twitter.com/w9Z7Gc482i
— Cory Booker (@CoryBooker) June 1, 2016
3:52: Obama claims it is a "myth" that other countries are "killing us on trade." Obama claims most of the manufacturing jobs that have been lost were not because of trade but because of automation and technology. He also says it is a myth that immigrants are "taking all of our jobs" despite the fact that immigrants–legal and illegal–received most of the net jobs since the recession.
3:45: Obama says the GOP's basic story is that working-class families have been harmed by a bloated and big federal government run by left-wing radicals like Obama. He adds that Republicans are also saying immigrants are taking jobs. Obama says the GOP's message is anti-government, anti-trade, anti-immigrant, and anti-change. He also admits that he listens to conservative talk radio and watches Fox News. He says we can't deport all illegals and put a wall around America.
3:40: In Elkhart, Indiana, a defensive President Obama says pundits say Republicans nominated Trump because of Washington hasn't paid enough attention to working-class communities. He insists communities like Elkhart haven't been forgotten in his White House. Obama admits that under his presidency "inequality is too high" and the gap between the rich and the poor is the greatest it has been since the 1920s. He says this "changes our politics" and makes it easy for people to think that the "system is rigged." He says "there are plenty of politicians that are preying" on these headlines for votes.
3:23: Sanders calls for an end to all fracking:
WATCH: @BernieSanders says Democratic Party platform going into general election should "absolutely" ban fracking https://t.co/orXiuFoQpI
— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) June 1, 2016
3:20: Trump U. Judge now trying to reseal some records.
3:15: Establishment Republican Vin Weber touting Gary Johnson and Bill Weld. But anti-Trump liberal Republicans may end up voting for them instead of Clinton, which would help Trump in some battleground states.
Vin Weber: Gary Johnson & Bill Weld have strong appeal — they're social liberals and fiscal conservatives @MSNBC #AMR
— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) June 1, 2016
3:05: New York City officials reportedly investigating Trump's use of Trump Tower's atrium for campaign events:
NYC scrutinizing Trump campaign's use of Trump Tower atrium https://t.co/vKAvjxRHLp pic.twitter.com/cVFVdtDoCk
— NBC New York (@NBCNewYork) June 1, 2016
2:46: Trump within margin of error against Clinton in new Michigan poll (Clinton 43, Trump 38.5).
2:43: Interesting: Paul Ryan gave an interview to People on one condition: People magazine could not ask him about Donald Trump:
One condition of the Speaker getting on the phone for the magazine's special Fathers' Day gallery was that he not be asked about his party's presidential nominee, Donald Trump, whom Ryan has famously declined so far to endorse.
2:35: Clinton campaign vowing to make Trump University a big campaign issue:
Confident that voters don't know enough about Trump U yet. So expect to hear quite a bit more from us on this topic. https://t.co/PdXD0CTBHk
— Jennifer Palmieri (@jmpalmieri) June 1, 2016
In New Jersey, Clinton wastes no time trying to paint Trump as a scammer:
Clinton: "Donald Trump enriched himself at the expense of hard working people… just more evidence that Donad Trump himself is a fraud."
— Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) June 1, 2016
Clinton on Trump: "He is trying to scam America the way he scammed all these people at Trump University."
— Abby D. Phillip (@abbydphillip) June 1, 2016
Sen. @CoryBooker joins Clinton and Bon Jovi at Newark rally. Tells Clinton "you give love a Good name" pic.twitter.com/uLs1U618nt
— Laura Figueroa (@Laura_Figueroa) June 1, 2016
2:15: National poll: Voters think Trump more honest than Hillary by a two-to-one margin:
A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey finds that 30% of all Likely U.S. Voters think Trump is more honest than most other politicians. Just half as many (15%) think Clinton is more honest than most of her peers.
2:05: Sanders heckling "inevitable" nominee Clinton for coming back to California after she said the race was over and she would be the nominee:
.@BernieSanders says Clinton must have changed her plans to come back to California because she saw polling showing them close
— MaryAlice Parks (@maryaliceparks) June 1, 2016
2:00: PGA moving World Golf Championship tournament from Trump's Doral course to Mexico. On Tuesday evening, Trump quipped that he hoped the PGA has "kidnapping insurance" for the tournament.
There's more than a little irony in the PGA Tour moving a tournament from Trump National Doral to Mexico City.
— Jason Sobel (@JasonSobelESPN) June 1, 2016


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Branding and design for app connecting consumers to tradespeople
Jobs Done is a new brand and a new concept; a simple way to connect consumers and tradesmen for home improvements, renovations and repairs.
We helped Jobs Done create a visual identity, and supported the development of a new mobile app.
The main aim of Jobs Done is to connect customers with the tradespeople they need simply and quickly in one secure, managed place. Jobs Done also manages job quotes and payments, protecting both customers and contractors. We worked closely with the team to develop a bold, eye-catching visual brand identity that made them instantly identifiable and reflected their unique business model. We then developed a user journey – with an interactive demo in InVision – and created brand and user interface guidelines to help the development team implement our UX approach. The next phase of the project will be QA and testing, to ensure all users get a fit-for-purpose experience on launch.
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Discussion in 'General Off-Topic Chat' started by zeppo, Nov 19, 2007.
Inspired by the Ohio thread...
Seattle in specific.
Oh god what have I started?
Yo momma.
that... no, that really wasn't anything.
Extremely close though...
Oregon for me.
washington, little south of you though
you go to the seahawks game today, good game...
I assume this is the state.
I am currently just outside of Seattle, Brier is probably the closest town/city to where I am at.
Whether I stay or not remains to be seen.
DC is where it's at. If you know how to dress.


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BRITISH SPOKEN word artist George the Poet has been appointed an ambassador for Prince Harry's charity.
As part of his new role with the royal's African charity Sentebale, the Brit Award-nominated poet will join a host of other performers at a fundraising show taking place on June 28 in London.
Born to Ugandan parents in northwest London, the critically acclaimed recording artist and social commentator, real name George Mpanga, began performing rap and grime at the age of 15.
It was at university where he decided to adapt his rap to spoken word in order to communicate more effectively with his audience.
He has won a social enterprise competition called The Stake, organised by Barclays and Channel 4, earning him a £16,000 grant to deliver poetry workshops to disadvantaged young people.
Shortly after graduating, George embarked on a music career, culminating in the 2014 release of his debut EP, The Chicken & the Egg.
The EP earned George a string of nominations, including the Brits Critics' Choice Award, MTV 'Brand New' Award and BBC Sound of 2015 Shortlist.
The Sentebale concert, in partnership with The Handa Foundation, and supported by Quintessentially Foundation, will raise funds and awareness of the challenges faced by adolescents living with HIV in sub-Saharan Africa.
Rock band Coldplay, British singer/songwriter Laura Mvula and the African-Norwegian duo Nico and Vinz will also perform to the 3,000-strong audience against the backdrop of Kensington Palace.
The money raised from the event will go towards Sentebale's monthly Saturday clubs, caregiver days and residential week-long camps at the newly opened Mamohato Children's Centre, delivering psychosocial support to children living with HIV in Lesotho, and later this year in Botswana.
Over the past 20 years, progress has been made to reduce the number of new HIV infections globally and ensure people living with HIV access treatment. However stigma, discrimination and lack of education surrounding HIV/AIDS, means young people in Africa are increasingly dying when HIV- related deaths are decreasing for all other age groups. HIV is the number one cause of death in 10 to 19 year olds in Africa; it will only get worse unless we act now.
Founded by Prince Harry and Prince Seeiso of Lesotho in 2006, Sentebale delivers psychosocial support to adolescents living with HIV, as well as providing care and education to orphans, children living with disabilities and young shepherds, know as 'herd boys', whose cultural obligation of tending livestock prevents them accessing education.
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Loved this book - it is Allende's 1st novel. I heard about it on a CBC program in the past few weeks - very suspenseful with a strong social justice message.
An upperclass journalist, and Francisco Leal, and a Marxist photographer professor discover a crime while trying to find a friend who has disappeared. Shows the abuses of a military dictatorship where facts and evidence can simply are at the whim of those in power..
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Eaton Careers
Engineering Manager - Advanced Power Systems
Job Description
Eaton's Electrical Engineering Services & Systems division has an opening for an Engineering Manager – Advanced Power Systems. The position will be based out of a Eaton Electrical Engineering Services office or from a home office in the United States.
Position Overview :
Eaton's Electrical Services & Systems team offers a comprehensive portfolio of services tailored for every stage of a power system's life cycle—whether it's design, build, or support. Our services integrate and optimize the elements of a power system to make sure it's aligned with business goals. We can help keep your power system safe, efficient, reliable, and up-to-date.
Within Eaton's Engineering Services and Systems division is an elite group of highly experienced engineering specialists with expertise in power system analysis and design. This group provides technical guidance and expertise to directly support internal engineers within the division including Power Systems Engineering (PSE), Power Systems Automation – EPMS (PSA), Power Systems Controls (PSC), Microgrid systems engineering, Partial Discharge analysis, Transient and Ferroresonance analysis, Utility and Industrial Cybersecurity and Field Service Engineering (FSE). The group also supports external customers in cases where highly-specialized skills and experience are needed. This group is active in technical societies such as IEEE and collaborates with a variety of utilities and industries ensures that our engineers are knowledgeable about today's cutting edge engineering techniques.
The primary purpose of this position is to drive the development of an effective and skilled engineering organization. In order to build and maintain a world class engineering organization the team will provide expert guidance in lead a team in providing applied engineering, technical consultation, mentoring and training to EESS personnel and end customers in the areas of power systems studies, power quality analysis, automation, installation, startup, maintenance, repair and training.
- Direct team of engineering specialists and advisory engineers to act as instructors, technical mentors and back up for PSE, PSA, PSC, Microgrid systems engineering, Partial Discharge, Transient and Ferroresonance analysis, Utility and Industrial Cybersecurity and FSE personnel.
- Provide support for engineering staff on specialized technical questions, with specific emphasis on developing further expertise in technical leaders.
- Ensure an effective and skilled engineering organization through technical needs assessments and development/deployment of training programs to address identified needs.
- Evidence of an effective team would include:
- Increase in targetted technical skills throughout organization as measured via regularly-updated skills inventory
- Increased efficiency of front-line employees as a result of technical skills growth
- Increased penetration of technical offerings due to increasing EESS skill levels in targeted geographical areas (example: documented number and distribution of employees engaged in specific technical courses developed and/or led by team members)
- Measurable increase in revenue from targeted technical work
- Contributes to engineering capability through recruiting, goal setting, communications, performance appraisal, and conformance to applicable company policies. Provide leadership and direction to ensure professional growth for employees and retention within the operation.
- Provide technical sales and marketing support to sales engineers to help drive sales in the consulting and engineering business.
- Maintain effective relationships with and service to customers. Facilitate teaming to support customers and/or industries.
- Assure the safety of employees who work in low, medium, and high voltage work environments. Ensures direct reports are in strict compliance with safety policies.
- Be current with best practices in the industry and ensure that Eaton maintains market leading engineering expertise and world-class service.
- Works with Operations Excellence to ensure continuous improvement of engineering best practices, systems, and technology
- Bachelor Degree in Electrical Engineering from an accredited institution.
- Minimum 10 years' experience with power distribution, control products, or power systems engineering, automation, or field service practices.
- Must be able to work in the United States without company sponsorship.
- All candidates must reside within a 50 mile radius of an Eaton Electrical Engineering Services office OR a home office in the United States.
- Expertise within any of the following: Power Systems Engineering (PSE), Power Systems Automation – EPMS (PSA), Power Systems Controls (PSC), Microgrid systems engineering, Partial Discharge analysis, Transient and Ferroresonance analysis, Utility and Industrial Cybersecurity and Field Service Engineering (FSE).
- Master of Electrical Engineering or Master of Business Administration
- PE License or equivalent
- Senior Member – IEEE
- Advanced knowledge of power distribution, control products, as well as power systems engineering practices and procedures, employee relations and quality programs.
- Demonstrated ability to develop and maintain customer relationships and resolve complaints.
- Demonstrated ability to lead people
- Demonstrated understanding of a fiscal entity.
- Ability to communicate effectively and equally well with senior corporate executives, engineers and technicians.
- Excellent interpersonal and communication/presentation skills
- Broad understanding of marketing and business planning
- Strong analytical skills
- Broad understanding of market channel relationships and processes
- Basic understanding of product applications and customer needs
We make what matters work. Everywhere you look—from the technology and machinery that surrounds us, to the critical services and infrastructure that we depend on every day—you'll find one thing in common. It all relies on power. That's why Eaton is dedicated to improving people's lives and the environment with power management technologies that are more reliable, efficient, safe and sustainable. Because this is what matters. We are confident we can deliver on this promise because of the attributes that our employees embody. We're ethical, passionate, accountable, efficient, transparent and we're committed to learning. These values enable us to tackle some of the toughest challenges on the planet, never losing sight of what matters.
Job: Engineering
Region: North America – US/Puerto Rico
Organization: ESSG EESSD Electrical Engrg Svcs Systems Div
Job Level: Manager
Schedule: Full-time
Is remote work (i.e. working from home or another Eaton facility) allowed for this position?: Yes
Does this position offer relocation?: No
Travel: Yes, 10 % of the Time


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The BBC will launch what it claims is the world's first interactive television news bulletin this autumn.
The broadcaster, which is celebrating the 50th anniversary of BBC Television News, will take on two extra journalists and some graphics specialists to deliver BBC Ten O'Clock News Extra. It will be broadcast from September on digital satellite, Freeview and digital cable to "provide an added depth and context to the news".
By pressing the now familiar red button on remote control handsets, viewers will be able to access longer interviews on the day's news events, extra footage and background information on up to three of the bulletin's stories.
Ten O'Clock News Extra will also provide profiles of people in the news and "instructive graphics in a new form of interactive TV journalism", the BBC announced on 5 July – exactly five decades after its first television news report was aired.
The Ten O'Clock News team will provide the service, initially available Monday to Friday from 10pm to 10.45pm, but Richard Deverell, head of BBC News Interactive, told Press Gazette that the Extra service could extend to throughout the day as well as to other bulletins in the future, depending on how successful trials were.
"The results will decide whether we spread the service to other bulletins or do more around the 10 o'clock one, which is where we have our highest number of young viewers," he said. "At that time of night, people watching the news are sitting down paying attention.
"Ten O'Clock News Extra will provide that platform for added depth and context to the bulletin and will help drive a new audience towards our interactive services," added Richard Sambrook, director of BBC News.
The autumn launch of Ten O'Clock News Extra follows on from interactive services pioneered on the channel by flagship current affairs series Panorama nearly three years ago.
Following September 11, Panorama launched a special interactive television service on cable television that enabled viewers to find out the latest information about the attacks, as well as e-mail and read their views through their remote control handsets.
The move encouraged Panorama to extend the service later on by building a special website to accompany the programme's investigation into the British National Party and introduce interactive debates for the programme, including one to accompany the Panorama Special on the MMR vaccine in February 2002.
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Kansas city Chiefs' anti-tampering appeal to regain draft picks denied – Details
- Updated: April 19, 2016
The Kansas City Chiefs learned Monday that they lost their appeal in the league's tampering policy.
The NFL announced in March that Kansas City would forfeit their 2016 third-round pick and 2017 sixth-round pick for illegal contact with then-Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin.
The Chiefs had direct contact with Maclin during last year's free-agency negotiating period, which is prohibited by the league. Teams are only allowed to speak with agents during the negotiating period.
Maclin was technically under contract with the Philadelphia Eagles when his deal with the Chiefs was agreed upon. Maclin signed a five-year deal with $22.5 guaranteed with the Chiefs last off-season.
The Chiefs were also fined $250,000 as an organization for violating the tampering policy. Head coach Andy Reid was fined $75,000 and general manager John Dorsey was fined $25,000.
The fines were reduced upon the appeal.
At the time of the punishment, Chiefs CEO Clark Hunt described the penalties as "inconsistent with discipline enforced in similar manners."