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MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce Joins Hunting Works for Minnesota
Contact: Lori Higgins, email@example.com
MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce Joins Hunting Works for Minnesota
Blaine, MN – February 2016
At their February 10th meeting, The MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors voted unanimously to join Hunting Works for Minnesota, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the strong economic partnership between hunting and shooting communities and the local economy of Minnesota.
Hunting, a deep-rooted aspect of this state's culture, is also a multi-million dollar industry. Millions of dollars are spent on hunting and shooting equipment, which translates into jobs, license fees, taxes, tourism, and more. As a grassroots organization, Hunting Works for Minnesota helps tell the story of the role hunting and shooting sports play in both the heritage and economic health of Minnesota.
"When I learned of this organization, I realized how closely aligned our goals are," stated MetroNorth Chamber President Lori Higgins. "Both of us strive to strengthen business, grow jobs and support the local economy. Within our north metro footprint in particular, we have many businesses who focus on hunting and shooting sports, including gun clubs and supply stores. It's a natural fit for our shared stakeholders."
Said Bruce Nustad, President of the Minnesota Retailers Association and co-chair of Hunting Works for Minnesota, "I am pleased that the MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce is a partner with our organization. This is an important initiative to highlight the impact of hunting to Minnesota's economy and heritage. Minnesota's 500,000 hunters help create 12,400 jobs and generate a $1.3 billion ripple effect to our state's economy."
To learn more about either organization visit HuntingWorksForMN.com or MetroNorthChamber.org.
The MetroNorth Chamber of Commerce's mission statement is to strengthen business and stimulate economic prosperity.


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The long term goal of Mount Sinai's Post-baccalaureate Research Education Program (Mount Sinai PREP) is to make a significant contribution to increasing the number of biomedical scientists from underrepresented minority groups, socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds or those who are challenged by a disability.
We aim to prepare recent college graduates from these groups to enroll and succeed in competitive PhD and MD/PhD programs, and then complete postdoctoral or residency/fellowship training before entering careers in which they can contribute to biomedical research, drug development, or research on health and health care disparities. Now in its 12th year, Mount Sinai PREP alumni have garnered 12 PhD degrees, with 2 of those students ready to complete their MD/PhD training this May, while completion of 4 more PhD degrees is also expected by the summer. During their pre-doctoral work, 20 Mount Sinai PREP alumni were supported by traineeships on T32 training grants, 9 were awarded F31 fellowships and many other prestigious fellowships were obtained, e.g. 3 UNCF-Merck awards. All the PREP alumni who completed PhD programs to-date have entered postdoctoral work: 7 in academic settings, with prestigious fellowships including the CDC Infectious Disease Fellowship and HHMI Life Sciences Award~ 1 at NIAID, with an IRTA award ~ 1 at the FDA with an FDA Commissioner's award, who is now a Pharmaceuticals Reviewer on the FDA staff ~ and 1 who pursued postdoctoral work at Glaxo-Smith-Kline. Enhanced recruitment efforts, program evaluation (self-evaluation and external evaluation) and ongoing program development have enabled the program to achieve and benefit from a large applicant pool and maintain an accept/enter ratio between 1 and 1.2. Central strategies of Mount Sinai PREP include the following. We strive to ensure that each PREP scholar has a laboratory placement with an excellent faculty research mentor, supportive peer mentors, and an opportunity to work on a cutting-edge project of interest that develops analytical, conceptual and technical skills. We expect PREP scholars to integrate into laboratory activities such as lab meetings, journal clubs, and parties. They are also expected to integrate into the PREP community and activities such as workshops that build research, presentation, writing skills, or initiate a discussion of psychosocial well-being. PREP activities also include peer-led WIPs/J. Clubs, lunches with advisors and guests with interesting paths to share, and encounters with PREP alumni. We further promote their integration into activities of the PhD, MD/PhD and master's student community of the Graduate School, which whom PREP scholars interact in courses, seminars, and both outreach and social activities. The Program joins a Regional PREP Symposium, at which the PREP scholars present their work and network. The Program will also follow up on a well-received 10 year Reunion-Retreat with a Reunion-Retreat every 5 years. The Program maintains close touch with PREP alumni through emails, reunions, alumni visits to speak to current PREP scholars and Program Director visits to them during travel to a nearby meeting.
Mount Sinai PREP seeks to increase the participation of individuals from underrepresented minority groups and socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals at the cutting-edge levels of biomedical research, and seeks to accommodate individuals with disabilities. Research shows that diverse groups function more effectively and innovatively than groups lacking diversity. Major benefits to public health will result from furthe diversification of the biomedical work-force and a diverse work-force will increased engagement and expert focus on problems related to health and health care disparities, which are in need of such focus.
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The Cliff at Cap
The Cliff at Cap is the top dining destination in St Lucia, with a menu inspired by a fusion of Caribbean and French influence. Executive Chef Craig Jones creates innovative, contemporary food within a classic Caribbean setting. Signature dishes include Ceviche of Reef Conch and Ahi Tuna with an mango balsamic jus; Kurobuta pork belly with Razor Clams & squid served with a coconut foam; Linguini of local Pleurotus, caramelized plantains & soya beans.
With unobstructed views towards Martinique to the north and Pigeon Island to the West, and surrounded by the magnificent Caribbean sea, the Cliff at Cap gives you the perfect seat for unforgettable sunsets.
Restaurant Details
HOURS: Breakfast: 7:30am to 10:00am – Lunch: 12:30pm to 3:00pm – Dinner: 6:30pm to 10:00pm (last orders)
MENUS: Lunch | Dinner | Wine List | Bar Menu | Children's Menu
DRESS CODE: For Dinner the dress code is Casual Formal – No t-shirts allowed all shirts must have collars for men, Shorts allowed but not recommended, Open shoes are allowed, Flip flops are not recommended, No swim wear allowed for Dinner.
For the latest news, events and reservations, please visit the Cliff at Cap Website
UK born Chef Jones has throughout his career worked at an enviable number fine dining restaurants around the world. With a total of 13 Michelin-stars between them including Longueville Manor, Gravetye Manor, Inverlochy Castle, Charlton House and the famed Michelin-two star restaurant, Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons, under the legendary Chef Raymond Blanc. At 24 Jones became head chef of a Michelin one star hotel.
Jones has recently earned the distinction of Caribbean Hotel Chef of the Year from the Caribbean Journal.


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|With Lamia Rahman Ahad and Jaya Ahsan
May 9, 2017: I, on behalf of Prabha Khaitan Foundation, organized a special screening of a short film Bhalobashar Sohor at the Nandan–III yesterday evening.
|With Tonushree
The 30-minute film is directed by Indronil Roy Chowdhury with Bangladeshi actress Jaya Ahsan as the main cast. Sohini Sarkar, Ritwick Chakraborty, who have acted in the film, were there at the special screening.
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Lamia Rahman Ahad, wife of Bangladesh High Commissioner in Kolkata, Zokey Ahad, was the chief guest and she was welcomed by Jaya Ahsan with an uttoriyo.
Among others who attended the special screening were actress Tonushree and Priyanka. Also present were directors Arindam Sil, Anik Dutta, Kaushik Ganguly, Srijato, singers Srikanta Acharya, Anindyaa, Titas Sen and others who mingled over tea and light snacks before the actual screening.
After the event, I went to the airport to catch a flight for Jaipur to attend the first session of Choupal with Rahul Bose tomorrow.
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Permanent Obscurity by Richard Perez, a Book Review
Permanent Obscurity Or A Cautionary Tale of Two Girls & Their Misadventures With Drugs, Pornography and Death by Richard Perez, A Book Review
In his book, Permanent Obscurity , Richard Perez tells the story of two girls in New York City, Delores and Serena, living a wild New York City lifestyle, experimenting in drugs. They amble through their lives aimlessly. Although their friendship seems true at the beginning, even slipping into physical intimacy sometimes, but beneath the surface is a different story. This is artfully revealed as the story unfolds.
Delores and Serena use drugs and people and function outside of the ''establishment". They decide to make their own S&M porn film to earn money. Permanent Obscurity catalogs their misadventures as they steal a camera, find a submissive man who agrees to be in their film, and ingest huge amounts of drugs. They are chased by criminal elements after money Serena owes them. The girls' adventure turns into a disaster as events take an unseen turn for the worse.
Richard Perez portrays his unique characters with no-holds-barred honesty and blunt authenticity in this bawdy romp through the mismanaged actions of
these two undisciplined girls. With its clear, gutsy, and
unapologetic style, his writing slams the reader with intensity. His dialogue is contemporary and the plot is professionally paced, racing
in the end of the book to a climax that keeps the reader engaged. Mr. Perez is a talented writer who lures the reader in with a
hook (drugs & sex), and then using an adroit bait-and-switch, moves
smoothly to another rail (peril and death), and all before the reader
even realizes what's happened. The transition is masterful, crunchy and surprising. Accountability and consequences finally come home to roost.
This story is expertly handled, well-written, and well-executed. Be warned: it does contain graphic content better suited for adults. I recommend Permanent Obscurity for any reader who enjoys edgy street-wise characters in hip contemporary settings.
hi mr.richard perez.i am donald perez.if you are the son of mr tiodolfo perez,you are my cousin.i am the youngest son of mr pacifico perez the brother of your father.im here in the phillipines.
Nice review. The website for this novel is quite entertaining too, I might add; with blogs that are quite explicit and funny. I can recall Richard Perez once wrote for The New York Times ... but this novel seems miles away ... a renunciation of all that.


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Sixth volume of the Japanese anime series, following the adventures of Ban and Ginji, the super-powered recovery agents with the 100% success rate. In this volume, the team have finally left the Limitless Fortress and get back to work. Ben and Ginji have to find a boy genius, a stolen suitcase, and even a man's missing memory.


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Every little bit helps: Often it is hard to recognise this fact because needs around the world can seem so overwhelming that we feel helpless. Still, rather than get discouraged, we like to try to provide some small service when we travel and hope that the old adage is true.
Recently we gained a much better understanding of the truth of that saying when we travelled to Tanzania for our first taste of true voluntourism. Our previous efforts have been on a much smaller scale, delivering supplies or spending a day offering a helping hand. This time we were dedicating two weeks to teaching and repairing a classroom at the Lunguo Primary School in the little town of Rau at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Our group of 12 enthusiastic and dedicated travellers stayed with a phenomenal woman, Mama Simba, who has set up a basecamp for these sorts of projects that comfortably met all of our needs. As a part of our stay she made it a point to introduce us to the area, have us interact with local people, and learn about the customs and culture in this part of Tanzania.
As a former teacher, she has been involved in her community for decades and works with several outside agencies to direct help to where it is needed. She also knows guides throughout the region and set up a hike up the mountain and a safari in the nearby Ngorongoro crater for our free time.
As fantastic as this tourism portion of our voluntourism was, certainly our prime objective was to do as much as possible for the school, and Mama Simba made sure to facilitate that as well.
When our group arrived at the school the entire student body assembled to welcome us with a song, just the first of many special moments to come. When they finished, we introduced ourselves and then made our way to the office to meet the staff and learn more about our roles from a teaching standpoint.
There was a woeful lack of supplies and workbooks, most classes have one raggedy book for every five or six students, so we are amazed at the dedication of the teachers here who are doing so much with so little. Our hope was that we could be half as successful at keep the students engaged over the coming days.
Our first order of business was to provide each student with paper, pens, and pencils. While this seems so insignificant to us, it was incredibly visible on the children's faces just how meaningful it was to them.
Every little bit helps.
We quickly discovered that visual aids worked well with our third grade class, so we used balls, drums, hats, or whatever we could find to teach the possessive, and even had students pretend to be various animals for Old MacDonald's farm. Songs were very popular, with Head, Shoulders, Knees and Toes being a particular favourite.
Hopefully we imparted some small nuggets of understanding English through our antics – and by supplying new workbooks – but we felt that our best hope for making a lasting impact was through repairing as much of the school as we could.
When we toured the school we came face to face with the overwhelming needs. Classrooms in various states of disrepair, no electricity, unsanitary pit toilets with dilapidated outhouses covering them, and an outdoor kitchen that is sheltered only by scraps of wood and tin.
The school has a vegetable garden near the kitchen and the children grow and harvest corn on a plot of land donated by a local good samaritan. These sources are combined for student lunches cooked over an open fire, and for many of the children that is the only meal they will get all day.
It was demoralising because we felt so helpless in the face of it all, but then we decided to prioritise. We asked ourselves what is the most pressing problem. We all agreed that it was the lack of running water. This is so fundamental for cooking, cleaning, allowing the children to wash up, and to relieve them from the burden carrying jugs and buckets of water to their classrooms each morning.
Our ideas regarding the water situation would have to wait because before we had arrived, a classroom had been chosen for us to refurbish, and we focused on that task first. While we worked, we discussed plans to solve the water situation.
The first item on the agenda was by far the easiest, and cleanest task of the job, take the "before" pictures. The original plan was to simply repaint the room, but it needed much more than that, so we began by tearing out the old ceiling. The panels were rotting and falling down, and removing them revealed why. The roof had several leaks, so we had to seal those before installing any new boards.
While some of us pulled down the old ceiling, others prepped the walls for painting, cleaning and sanding and, with our crew of a dozen all going at it, we excited by the progress we were making. But as we moved into the second phase of our reconstruction that confidence began to fade.
Installing the new ceiling was turning out to be much more difficult than we anticipated. We also decided that if we were going to remodel the room, we should do it all, so replacing the floor was added to our agenda. Unfortunately, our little group had neither the skill nor the time to accomplish both of these tasks.
We took up a collection for the additional supplies, and luckily had enough left over to hire a couple of local carpenters to help out. This inspired the idea of how we might handle the water issue. We asked the school principal to have a plumber come to survey the situation and give us an estimate of what it would cost to run water to the kitchen. The amount needed was not even close to being a burden for us, so we passed the hat again.
With our hired helping hands we finished repairing the classroom in time to take our "after" photos with big smiles on the day before departing. This last day was a bittersweet combination of emotions, sad to be leaving, but glad to have had the opportunity to meet and get to know these bright, fun-loving youngsters and hopefully make their lives a little better.
We are certain that we learned more from our students than they did from us. Though it felt like we could never do enough, everyone assured us that we had an impact on the kids at the Lunguo Primary School. We certainly hope so, but we know beyond a shadow of a doubt that they certainly left a life-changing impression on us.
We are also happy to report that the school now has running water.
Every little bit helps.
Our volunteer experience was through an incredible outfit called Discover Corps.
Tell us, have you ever volunteer here or abroad? What was your experience?


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We count on our ocean to keep us healthy -- for the food we eat, the air we breathe, and the water we drink. Can our ocean count on you to return the favor by becoming an advocate for sustainable solutions? Will you help us restore health to the parts of our ocean that are plagued with pollution and defend it from future troubles?
Continue your support of our ocean by renewing your membership with Ocean Conservancy today.
Thanks to your support: At our 2015 International Coastal Cleanup, we collected over 18 million pounds of trash that was threatening the health of our ocean and the marine wildlife who call our ocean home. We've worked to develop comprehensive plans to maximize ocean resources, while minimizing negative impacts on the health of our ocean. And we've been able to provide a voice to the voiceless, by standing up for at-risk marine life.
But this is just the beginning. With your continued help, we'll be able to expand our efforts and increase our positive impact on our ocean. We know that there is strength in numbers -- and if enough of us are willing to work together, we'll be able to develop sustainable solutions to ensure a clean, healthy ocean for generations to come.
Like a school of fish, we have more power when we swim together and work towards a cleaner, healthier ocean. That's why we're asking you to continue to support Ocean Conservancy to restore and defend our ocean today.
Nearly 800,000 of us came together for the International Coastal Cleanup last year, and because we worked as a team, we were able to collect nearly 18 million pounds of trash from over 25,000 miles of coastline all around the world. The greater our numbers are, the greater things we can accomplish together.


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As I sit preparing to write this article, I take a deep breath and think about just how easy it is to do that. Breathe. It's the most natural thing in the world, something that we all do tens of thousands of times a day and take for granted. Yet for millions of children around the world, breathing is made extremely difficult due to one disease: pneumonia.
It may be shocking to many, but pneumonia is the leading cause of child deaths around the world. A staggering 920,000 children under-5 lost their lives to pneumonia in 2015. Figures are always difficult to picture in real life, but this equates to a child dying every two minutes as a result of pneumonia.
November 12 marks World Pneumonia Day, and being the number one cause of child mortality around the world, our progress remains inadequate. Deaths from measles, AIDS, malaria and diarrhea, the other four main causes of child mortality, are all being reduced at a faster rate. Progress has been slowest in sub-Saharan Africa, which is the cause of greatest concern.
Pneumonia is a disease that cannot be tackled in isolation. As with so many diseases, our unifying advocacy call to 'Stop Pneumonia' is underpinned by complicated and challenging issues which often vary from country to country, and even from town to town.
Although the challenges vary considerably, one aspect has remained remarkably consistent: pneumonia exists as a disease of poverty. Unfairness and inequity are at the heart of pneumonia deaths. A child from a wealthy background in Nigeria, for instance, is 15 times more likely to be vaccinated against pneumonia than a child from a poor household.
Closely linked to poverty's impact on pneumonia is the risk of malnutrition. Pneumonia often unmasks vulnerability in children who are undernourished, compounding the chances that pneumonia will stunt or kill our youngest. Tragically, a severely malnourished child is nine times more likely to die from pneumonia than one who is well-fed.
Inequity in the availability of medical treatment also greatly affects our ability to treat children who have contracted pneumonia. The disease is most effectively treated by the antibiotic amoxicillin, but unfortunately this is not always widely available to those who need it most. Fewer than 60% of the medical facilities in Tanzania, Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo have a readily available source of amoxillin. In Uganda, the number of medical facilities with access to amoxicillin falls to less than a quarter.
Pollution, too, may play a role in the likelihood of children contracting pneumonia. Children breathe twice as fast as adults, meaning that they take in far more air relative to their bodyweight. This can put a strain on their lungs if they live in a polluted environment. In sub-Saharan Africa, over 80% of households use biomass energy sources in their homes that release soot. Breathing this in at home may put children at risk of contracting pneumonia.
Taken altogether, it can become a daunting task to stop pneumonia. There are so many issues to address if we are to truly stop pneumonia deaths, and the scale of challenge is a little scary. While it is extremely difficult to simultaneously drive progress in all of the areas impacting pneumonia, one tool in our inventory is particularly powerful: vaccines.
Just take a look at the success stories on the African continent. Ghana introduced the Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine (PCV), the most effective immunization we have against pneumonia, in 2011. In just the first year, the Ghanaian Government reached nearly half of its citizens. Now, Ghana has reached near universal immunization coverage against the disease. The Ethiopian Government also introduced PCV in 2011, and now more than three quarters of its people are fully immunized against the disease.
It's an old adage, but it's certainly true for pneumonia: prevention is better than cure. Inequity in treatment availability, the risk of antimicrobial resistance, the strain on national health services and ultimately the danger of losing more children's lives are all greatly reduced when our children are immunized against pneumonia.
I recently had the privilege of being named a 'Pneumonia Fighter'. In truth, it is something I have considered myself for a significant period of my life, and is something I am tremendously proud to do. But today, on World Pneumonia Day, join me in calling on African leaders to uphold the commitments they made in the Addis Declaration on Immunization, to invest in PCV coverage, to reduce the number of children dying from pneumonia, and to consider themselves 'Pneumonia Fighters' too. We will all breathe a little easier knowing that the global pneumonia burden is improving, not least the children at risk.
Keith Klugman


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Thanks to generous donations from the community, FOX19 exceeded it's goal to collect over 70,000 pounds worth of food during the 'Food From the Heart' campaign.
70,734.5 pounds of food items were collected at Kroger stores across the Tri-State to benefit St. Vincent de Paul.
Nearly 100,000 children are living below the poverty level, and 'Food From the Heart' will provide more than 56,000 meals to those in need.
It's the 23rd year of 'Food From the Heart' and over 1 million pounds of food, or more than 400,000 meals, have been collected and distributed to local families in need.
FOX19 thanks the viewers, those who donated and Kroger for helping with another successful campaign.
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The Department of Employment and Economic Development is carrying out in Cieza for the first time the training called 'Basic operations of restaurant and bar', certificate of professionalism level I that is aimed at unemployed workers in the hospitality sector.
Subsidized by the Sef and co-financed by the European Social Fund (ESF), training has a budget of 19,215 euros.
The course, which this week received the visit of the mayor, Pascual Lucas, and the owner of this municipal area, Antonio Moya, collects a teaching load of 210 theoretical-practical hours taught in the Infoem classrooms and in the Club de Tenis restaurant of Cieza
Students who pass this theoretical-practical phase will perform 80 hours of non-working professional practices in companies in the area of the catering sector.
A total of 15 students participate in the course.
Within this training action "very beneficial" for the service sector of the town, will work issues such as the basic service of restaurant and bar, application of standards and hygienic-sanitary conditions in restoration, use of the basic endowment of the restaurant and assistance in the pre-service, preparation and service of drinks and fast foods in the bar, provisioning, drinks and fast foods, among others.
Classes began on November 22 and will end on February 16, 2018.
With this course of basic operations of restaurant and bar a new training offer starts in the municipality of Cieza with certificates of professionalism within the hotel services, thus diversifying the offer of certificates of professionalism that has already been implemented by the Department of Development Economic and Employment in the services of renewable energies, electricity and gardening, as well as in the agricultural sector.
Following this line of diversification, the council headed by Antonio Moya received last Monday the communication of the provisional grant of two new training offers for unemployed workers category II: 'Plumbing and heating-domestic air conditioning' and 'Cleaning in open spaces and industrial facilities. '
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JAMMU: The Jammu and Kashmir unit of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) has set itself a target of expanding its base in the border areas of Rajouri and Poonch besides hilly districts of Doda, Kishtwar and Ramban to counter growing influence of Kashmir based separatists and Jihadi elements in the region.
Though RSS units are already working on ground zero in these areas yet after carefully observing the pattern how young minds were being coerced and radicalised by a section of Kashmir based fundamentalists, RSS too has geared up its entire machinery to do some course correction.
To guide the State level RSS workers, senior ideologue and All-India Prachar Pramukh M. G Vaidya chaired a closed door meeting at Veer Bhawan Complex of RSS on Monday afternoon.
Besides senior RSS office bearers, Deputy Chief Minister Prof Nirmal Singh, State BJP Chief Sat Sharma, BJP MP's Shamsher Singh Manhas and Jugal Kishore Sharma, party General Secretary Organisation Ashok Koul, RSS State General Secretary (Prant Karyavah), Parshotam Dedeechi and others attended the meeting.
The meeting took place around the same time when voting for the crucial Legislative Council seats was going on in the Civil Secretariat complex.
During the meeting, MG Vaidya gave a detailed presentation to the State BJP leaders and guided them to rope in and motivate large number of youngsters by introducing them to the culture of attending Sangh Shakhas.
Vaidya directed the RSS Karyakartas to increase the number of Shakhas in these areas in order to motivate more youngsters towards the cause of nation building.
Once enrolled, the youngsters are also exposed to the core ideology of the RSS in a phased manner in these orientation courses.
The senior State ministers were directed to facilitate and extend a helping hand to their parent organisation.
According to senior RSS functionaries at present the Sangh is running 279 Shakhas at 187 places in Jammu and Ladakh region on a daily basis. Apart from this, 110 Shakhas are functioning on a weekly basis and 76 Shakhas are functioning on monthly basis.
During the closed door meeting detailed discussions were also held on current political scenario emerging in the State. Senior BJP ministers briefed M. G Vaidya on various programmes undertaken by the State unit of BJP to consolidate its grip and make inroads in remote areas.
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Five of the 38 people who died in traffic accidents on Florida`s highways over the Christmas holiday were killed in Palm Beach County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
The patrol predicted 44 people would lose their lives on the highway from 6 p.m. Wednesday until midnight Sunday. The prediction was based on the death toll for the last three years.
In Palm Beach County, four of the five fatalities were recorded in one accident on Florida`s Turnpike. Three Malaysians who attended college in Ohio died when their car collided with another car near the Jupiter exit. The driver of the other car, a 36-year-old West Palm Beach man, also died.
The fifth fatality was a pedestrian who was killed on Lake Worth Road on Christmas Day.
The statewide figures indicate that 13 of the victims died in alcohol- related accidents and that 12 of the victims were pedestrians. Investigators have not determined whether alcohol was a factor in the Turnpike crash.
Last year, only one person died in the county during the 30-hour holiday period.
The patrol predicts 34 people will die on the state`s highways during the upcoming New Year`s holiday, which is measured from 6 p.m. Wednesday until midnight Sunday.


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This November will be my ninth (holy mother of God, NINTH?!) year doing NaNo as a participant and my sixth year of doing it as an ML.
October 1 typically heralds the beginning of "NaNo Season." That's when the site relaunches (or, well, relaunches within a few days of that date) and most people start gearing up in earnest for November 1. You can spend hours on the forums pre-November, talking about your genre, brainstorming with other writers, scouring the adoption threads for ideas, and sharing your playlists and writing technology.
But amid all that shiny new excitement, you still have to get ready for November 1. And prepping for NaNo when you're both participant and ML means your to-do list gets doubled.
So here's a glimpse into a bit of what my life looks like when National Novel Writing Month rolls around.
As A Writer
I know a lot of people work better by finding their ideas at the last minute (*coughSerenacough*) but personally, I need to start hashing out a story earlier. If NaNo rolls around and I don't have at least the hint of a road map, I'll end up flailing by week 2.
This means I spend most of October doing character bios, outlines, research, and other plotting-related things. And if I don't have a story idea, I'll scour the NaNo adoption threads until I find a plot, character, or dare that jumps out at me and I'll start developing that one.
Even if I don't have a full outline, I'll usually have a pretty good idea of the beginning of the story, one scene in the middle, and generally what the climax will be. That's typically enough to get started and keep me on track.
And I usually FORGET to do this until the first week of November, but I also try to get a playlist made. Music's great for helping keep me focused, and when I'm writing in a room with a bunch of other people, it's practically a necessity.
As An ML
When you're MLing, NaNo season starts earlier. "A little earlier" or "much earlier" depends entirely on how much planning you need to do.
Bekah and I usually have our first meeting by mid-spring or early summer, making lists of where and when we'd like to have write-ins. After six years of doing this, we've gotten pretty good at determining what days work best and how to work around Thanksgiving travel plans.
Then we start contacting locations and getting the write-ins set up. Usually we try to have a kickoff (a midnight kickoff if November 1 is on a weekend), two write-ins a week, and a last chance write-in, plus the TGIO in December. We've also got to plan a mid-month get together, where everybody joins up and…doesn't write. It's a chance to take a break from the madness and hang out. It's a lot of fun.
In addition to the write-ins, we also make an annual pilgrimage to Michael's in September or October to stock up on fun Halloween items we think will be good for participant gifts. In previous years, we've made mini Boxes of Doom, NaNo survival kits, and goody bags, just to name a few. So not only do we have to set up a time to acquire the stuff for those things, we also have to set up a time to put together those things.
Fortunately, we have a very helpful region, and the past few years we've had no shortage of volunteers willing to help us paint coffins and stuff goody bags.
And of course, on top of all that, we're both trying to get our own NaNo novels ready to start writing at midnight on November 1.
It's a lot of work, but in the end, it's totally worth it. And I wouldn't trade this time of year for anything.
How do you prepare for NaNo?


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Ecology & Evolution
Department of Biology
UNIVERSITY of FRIBOURG
Ecology & Evolution and the other functional groups in the Department of Biology were merged in 2015. For your convenience and with the aim of maintaining presence on the web, some of the pages on this site will remain open. However, the individual pages will no longer be maintained and many of the links will redirect you to the relevant page of the new Biology web site at www.unifr.ch/biology
|Ecology & Evolution at the University of Fribourg promotes higher education and research in organismic biology, in particular in ecology and evolution. We participate in the teaching leading to the award of a general euro-compatible (Bologna) BSc. The unit offers courses, covering ecology, behavioural ecology, evolutionary biology, vertebrate biology, plant systematics, plant-herbivore interactions and evolutionary genetics. Current research interests of members of the unit include food web structure, conservation biology, invasive species, agro-ecology, host-parasite interactions, life-history evolution, inbreeding depression, evolution in fragmented habitats, and population genetics. These topics are open to candidates at the euro-compatible MSc and PhD levels. The main study organisms are whole food webs, water fleas (Daphnia), horse chestnut leafminer (Cameraria), as well as plants: spotted knapweed (Centaurea stoebe), groundsel (Senecio), false hellebore (Veratrum), dock (Rumex), poplar (Populus) and their natural enemies.


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New fleetmanager Feederlines 28-09-2011
As from the 12th of September Igor Nicetic is appointed as the new fleetmanager of Feederlines. We are very happy that Igor is willing to fulfil this important function in our company. We feel that his experience within the Feederlines organisation and the fact that he has been sailing with us since the summer of 1998, makes him the right person to manage the challenges and changes we face (now and in the future) for the service we have to provide towards our crew and fleet. Hereby Igor introduces himself:
I am born in 1966 in Dubrovnik, a beautiful city on the Adriatic Coast. Already in my childhood I came in touch with the sea and the maritime tradition. Dubrovnik has a great maritime tradition which goes many centuries back. My father is captain as well, so I heard a lot about sailing from him and his friends. When I was fourteen I decided to become sailor and I entered in the maritime college. My first employment on a vessel was during the summer of 1983, when I was a deck boy on a coaster vessel. I graduated at the Maritime Faculty in 1990 and started sailing as officer. Since that time I have been sailing on many kind of vessels like bulkcarriers, chemical tankers, container vessels and multi-purpose vessels. During all this time I have great support and understanding from my wife Jadranka and our two daughters Tamara and Miriam.
From Captain to Fleetmanager
Last May, after eleven years of sailing as a captain on Feederlines vessels, I was asked to join the office in Groningen. Since that time I was working for the operation and quality department within Feederlines. The main task was visiting the vessels to improve the safety-awareness. All my ideas and efforts to improve the cooperation with the vessels as well as inside the office departments have been noticed by the management of Feederlines. In the beginning of September I was approached by our Managing Director and asked to take over the duties of fleetmanager. That is a great honour, challenge and a duty which I will try to fulfil as good as possible.
Tasks & responsibilities
There are many responsibilities and tasks which have to be accomplished by the fleetmanager. I will mention some of the most important: ensure quality maintenance of our fleet, managing all departments, ensure that all departments maintain quality and safety standards, inform our Board of Directors regarding the status of the fleet, control costs, maintain good relationships with third parties and representing the company.
Goals & ambitions
Improve the cooperation with the vessels management, improve maintenance and standard of the fleet, find more efficient and effective ways of working, preventing unexpected costs and provide the best service to our fleet.


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Enjoying feel good with our fitness goals and enjoy feel good foods can be tough at times. Our food favorites are passed over with a guilt glance.
There may be sacrifices with a major fitness goal, be we might forget something.
We can keep our fitness goals without avoiding feel good foods.
I won't tell you that we can go carte blanche on all our favorites.
Here's something to think about: How does that feel good food make you feel after you indulge? Don't get me wrong, I have quite the list of goodies I use to torture myself.
It's the later part that sucks. The bloating, swelling, carb crash that comes later
Some of those favorites tend to pull attention away from the good-for-you food. We are only human, and I know I'm not the only who craves things that have sugar.
Where are the foods that make you feel better?
Make you "feel better" is a relative term. What I'm hoping is that your find food you like, that have a better effect on your body than potential junk food feed good options.
Healthy lifestyles don't mean ignoring our feel good food favorites forever, just making those indulgences less frequent.
What are the feel good foods you are craving doing to you?
It's a lot to ask, but I want you to dig deep and really pay attention to how your food is making you feel.
Find the culprits and find new options for them. Not a direct replacement – gluten free bread for example is just not worth it.
Instead try things that are new, broaden your horizons.
A few of my new feel good food option replacements I've found:
Steamed spinach
This might sound disgusting to some, but whatever your favorite pasta sauce, it will be amazing on steamed spinach. I pick up the ready to eat baby spinach leaves and lightly steam them. A little sauce and you don't miss the pasta. Don't knock it until you try it!
Coffee sweetened by agave
I finally realized that I can't stand the taste of stevia sweeteners in my coffee. I admit I am a coffee snob, and actually like the taste of coffee. Just a touch of sweetener is all I ask and agave lets the result of freshly ground beans come through. You can heckle me in the comments.
Berries as dessert
I love fruit. Only if someone has cut, cubed, peeled and presented it for me. Berries avoid all the prep. Unfortunately they can be pricey so look for sales, or if you only like them blended, head for the frozen section. I love a smattering of blueberries on my greek yogurt.
Your food can help you feel good.
I am no angel when it comes to absolutely needing chocolate some days. But there are days when I need to admit that my latest breakout, not feeling so great, energy vacuum has to be coming from somewhere.
It might be coming from what we eat.
You've got to share in my indulgence and comment with your favorite comfort food? I'll share mine if you share yours…
Heather Montgomery
Go get your fit on


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Even though he'd just seen the game from the sideline, Woodland Head Coach Dave England could still only scratch his head looking at the box score of the Wolves' 54-36 loss to Pioneer Tuesday night.
"They made shots and we didn't," England said. "We didn't defend very well. Offensively we just didn't have it tonight. That's what happens, sometimes basketball's a weird game."
In an 18-point loss, Woodland went 15-33 from the line against the Patriots while also making just 11 field goals. The Wolves' leading scorer all season, Ariana Montez, was held to 14 points and Kaitlyn Schneider was Woodland's only other player to score in double figures with 10.
"When you miss 18 free throws you don't deserve to win," England said.
The Patriots meanwhile saved perhaps their best for last, playing arguably their best game of the season in the finale for both teams. Zenevieve Coronado-Casebolt and Emilia Zarate led Pioneer with 18 points each. It was a bounce-back game for Zarate, a senior, in her final game as a Patriot after missing over two weeks and scoring her most since December 15th. Coronado-Casebolt had six rebounds and three assists and Zarate had seven rebounds and two assists. Lilli Hammons had 11 points and 15 rebounds for her seventh double-double of the season.
"They played fantastic tonight," Pioneer Head Coach Sean Goldston said. "From top to bottom. That's the best game they've played all year from start to finish."
Down 13-22 at the half, Woodland's Ashton Dahler cut the Pioneer lead to seven with a baseline jumper that opened scoring in the third quarter. With the teams trading baskets, Zarate hit a corner three out of a timeout to put Pioneer up 31-17 before Dahler got the Wolves' deficit back to 11 heading into the fourth quarter.
Though Woodland had their best offensive output in the fourth quarter, scoring 17 points, they weren't able to slow down Pioneer throughout. The Patriots finished with a 21-point fourth quarter. Woodland had won the previous two meetings between the teams this season.
"I told them yesterday, it's difficult to beat a team three times," England said. "I don't care how much better you are than them, it's still hard."
Playing at home in the final meeting between Woodland and Pioneer as members of the Tri-County Conference, the Patriots went 17-25 from the line for season-bests in free throws made and free throw percentage while pulling down a season-best 58 rebounds.
Both teams finish the season with conference records of 3-9, those nine losses making up over 70 percent of the total losses for Woodland and Pioneer, numbers that had both coaches looking forward to playing in a new league next season.
While Woodland's future roster is uncertain losing contributing seniors Ariana Montez, Mariah Matamoros, Ashton Dahler and Lyndsi Saucedo, the Patriots will retain the bulk of this season's roster. Pioneer will see Zarate and Marissa Goldston graduate but will return Coronado-Casebolt, Hammons, Alexa Madueno, and Patti Hernandez for a league schedule which will likely be much more forgiving in 2018-19.
"I'm so excited," Goldston said. "We can hang with everybody in that new league."
Matt Murphy can be reached at 530-406-6236


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Pattern: Baby Tiered Coat and Jacket
Yarn: Classic Elite Yarns Sprout
Made for: Baby Sophia
Needle Size: US 10
Date Started: September 5, 2010
Date Completed: September 26, 2010
Aw, how cuuute! That is one lucky baby girl. :-)
That is adorable! Denise will love it!!!
this is so cute!(I don't wear hats, but I would wear this!)whoever gets this is one lucky little gal!
Mega love!
uh woah-- you finished this already??
I'm totally not worthy. Teach me speed knitting master!
Wow! That was fast! Vair vair and thrice vair cute!
Love the style and the color! That baby will look darling in it. Well done, Kara!
stunning, sis. just stunning.
Oooh, that is so pretty!! no wonder you're the favourite aunt!! :)
That's really cute! The pattern's on my to-knit list, and now it may be moving to the top!
Baby knits are fast and awesome. I love the pink and the flair of this one!
I'm looking forward to the day I get to be "Auntie Meg." Someday soon, hopefully....
Darling! I'm putting this in my own "auntie files."
Very cute!
It's official - I need to get knocked up so you can make me some insantely adorable baby knits.
It turned out adorable! I love it. Well done Kara-lara.
So pretty Kara!!! Though I selfishly hope you knit adult things again soon too. I love your work. :)
So sweet. It reminds me of bubble gum. That was a compliment, in case you didn't know.
Kara, it is beautiful! What a lucky baby girl and mom!
Looks cute, good job!
It's darling!
I wasn't planning on announcing this here...this is a little awkward...but I am having a baby...and baby would LOVE one of these...in purple.
You've got some time, of course, but i just wanted to give you a heads up.
So adorable and chic! Any auntie who knitted me such cool pieces would totally be the favorite :)


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What is the meaning of PC4300
Actually, it's PC2-4300. The "2" means it's DDR2. The 4300 is the bandwidth the RAM is capable of when run at it's default speed, however, it's a "rounded" number. If you divide by 8, you'll get the effective speed of the RAM. Divide that number by 2 & you'll get the RAM frequency (actual speed).
In other words, 4300 / 8 = 537.5. Divide by 2 & you get 268.75.
That means you have DDR2-533 which runs at 266MHz.
Thanks to you Sir. Solving My problem


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As defined earlier, JavaScript is a loosely typed language, which really means that you don't have to be concerned about what kind of data is stored in a variable. You can assign a number to x on one line and on the next line assign a string to x, you can compare numbers and strings, strings and Booleans, and so on. JavaScript automatically converts values when it assigns values to a variable or evaluates an expression. If data types are mixed (i.e., a number is compared with a string, a Boolean is compared with a number, a string is compared with a Boolean), JavaScript must decide how to handle the expression. Most of the time, letting JavaScript handle the data works fine, but there are times when you want to force a conversion of one type to another. For example, if you prompt a user for input, the input is set as a string. But, suppose you want to perform calculations on the incoming data, making it necessary to convert the strings to numbers. When using the + operator you want to add two numbers that have been entered as strings, not concatenate them, so you will then need to convert the data from string to number.
JavaScript provides three methods to convert the primitive data types. They are:


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Denis Shapovalov fires warning to the rest of the US Open draw
Open. "It possibly might have been down to a lot of tennis, but I can't say if it was or not, because I've been feeling fine". It's just a tough one, really. "I feel like after the Open I'm going to have a little bit of time to take it all in, everything that's been happening to me". His exit means that it will be the first time since the French Open of 2013 that no British singles player of either sex has made the second week of a Grand Slam.


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Faith Haven Senior Care & Rehab Centre is situated on 20 acres in a picturesque rural setting. Faith Haven has served the medical and emotional needs of Jackson County residents for 30 years and is centrally located to Allegiance Health System, University of Michigan Health System, and Sparrow Hospital.
At Faith Haven, providing the highest quality care to you and your loved one is the most important work we can do. Our business is taking care of people, and our mission is to provide an approach to care that restores health, recovers abilities, and rejoices in life. You need to experience our tradition of warmth and excellence for yourself. We look forward to seeing you.
We are conveniently located just a few miles west of the junction of Interstate 94, about 4 miles West of the Westwood Mall in Jackson, Michigan.


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If you have garage door problems, we have their solutions. We answer all your questions for garage door repair
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Apart from the obvious everyday tools (like screwdrivers etc. for example) the experts of our garage door company in Lilburn use winding bars of different dimensions and lengths. There are also winding bars with a hexagonal grip and different endings and this can speed up the garage door spring replacement process.
Manufacturers try to protect consumers from accidents and dysfunctional systems. They suggest replacement after specific cycles because garage door parts have a limited lifespan. Even if you maintain them often, they'll still need to be replaced at some time for enhanced safety.
Some would get galvanized garage door torsion springs just for their good looks! Though, the experts of our company in Lilburn say that the main reason why you should prefer galvanized garage door springs is their long-lasting and resistance since they will not corrode.


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The mattest of all mattes is finally here! Introducing SupraMatte HyperLast Liq Lacquer! This quick-dry liquid lipstick glides smoothly on lips and delivers one-coat intense color payoff which sets into a smudge-proof matte finish with an outstanding 12hour staying power!
Its full coverage yet comfort-wear formulation with grapeseed and jojoba oil keeps your pretty pouters protected and nourished –never worrying about cracking and feathering.
With an easy precision applicator, you can perfectly line, define and fill lips with complexion-complementing buffs and bolds liquid mattes.
Jojoba oil deeply moisturizes and protects for naturally soft and supple lips.
Grapeseed oil effectively soothes, nourishes, and repairs dry and chapped lips.


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I don't know why, but some people just like doing things the hard way. Like those people who insist on doing long division on the back of an envelope rather than using a calculator. Or like folks who scroll around their documents using the scroll bars instead of using the grabber hand. Yes, it's weird, but they seem happy enough; so why bother them by telling them there's an easier way to do it?
Well, I don't know about you, but it drives me crazy doing repetitive tasks in QuarkXPress. Stepping through a document to make a tiny formatting change to one little character on each page…searching for all the paragraphs in my 100-page story that start with a numeral and applying the proper style sheet to them…changing the border around every picture in my document one at a time…Each of these just seemed like another one of those monotonous, robotic tasks that I do every day when working on my computer.


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In happier news, Heather had bravely bought a new French Mastiff puppy and named him Arnold. I was invited to come and take some photos of him in the backyard.
Oh my goodness! What a handful Arnold was, just like a normal puppy with the needle teeth and playfulness, but about triple the size of a normal puppy!! I looooooove him! After some playing with the ball and rolling around in the grass, as is with all babies, Arnold got tired and lay down for a little rest. Ha! Now I had him just where I wanted him. While Arnold lolled about sleepily, I snapped away, below are the adorable results :)


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Electricity cable 'fed through tree' in sublet Lambeth property
A south-west London house which was sublet for about £40,000 a year had an electricity cable running through a tree branch inside the property, a council has revealed.
Lambeth Council said the wire was fed into the terraced house in Rectory Gardens, Clapham which had been illegally turned into flats.
It said the man acting as landlord was charging £100 per week for each of the eight rooms which shared one bathroom.
The council has repossessed the house.
The Clapham house had been licensed to a housing association on a "short-life" basis in the 1970s when the council was unable to pay for renovations.
But the agreement had continued for decades and it was unclear who should have been managing it.
Councillor Matthew Bennett, cabinet member for housing, said: "The conditions the people in this illegal HMO (House in Multiple Occupation) were living in were truly appalling, and represented a genuine danger to life and limb.
"It is shocking that someone can make money exploiting people by illegally renting out such dangerous accommodation with no regard for the safety of the people living there."
The council was alerted to the property as part of a programme to reclaim more than 40 buildings which remain operating under the short-life scheme and offer tenants homes with little or no rent.
Any resident displaced because of the action is being put at the top of the local authority's housing list for new accommodation in the borough.
The council said it had made about £58m through the sale of about 1,160 short-life properties.
It is considering whether to take legal action against the landlord.


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With an enchanting 12-hectare man-made lake as its main feature, The Lakeshore offers a beautiful and serene ambiance complimented with recreational and commercial facilities for the whole family to enjoy. The Lakeshore features a wide variety of water sports facilities such as non-motorized boating, kayaking and sailing. A white water jet fountain shooting up to 18 meteres high will serve as a landmark and act as a filtering and aeration device. The island in the lake even enhances the splendor of this haven.
- Enjoy the rush of an invigorating lakeside jog every morning.
- Stroll through our tranquil parks and tree lines pathways.
- Get high on the freedom of wide open spaces and uncultures horizons.
- The Lakeshore's nature-friendly environment creates a revitalizing sanctuary for residents.
- Gated residential community.
- Landscape entrance.
- Tree-lines pedestrian sidewalks
- 20-meter-wide main collector road with landscape island.
- Perimeter Fence.
- Individual dedicated residential parks.
- Ample water supply.
- Waste collection and disposal system.
- Telecommunication and cable system.
- Clubhouse.
- Fully air-conditiones Chapel with 820 seating capacity.
- Lakeside boardwalks, pier decks and promenades.
- Community Parks.
- A registered and fully functioning Homeowners' Association.
- The Lakeshore – Petron TSF along NLEX with 300-car parking capacity, fastfood outlets and a 4-storey high architectural pylon.
- 25 meter main road with rotondas that connect to the 20 meter connector roads of the villages.
- Ample water and electric supply.
- Waste collection and disposal system.
- Telecommunications and cable system.
- 12 hectare man-made lake.
- 18 meter-high Water Jet Fountain.
- Water Sports Facilities.
- Parks and Picnic Grounds at both ends of the lake.
- 2 kilometer Jogging Trail around the lake.
- 1,100 square meter Island with Pool and Jacuzzi.
- An Iinfinity Pool and Kiddie Pool at the main Clubhouse.
- Fishing and Boating Equipments.
- Facilities for events such as weddings, corporate functions, etc..
- Lakeshore PNP Action Center at the Mexico Exit.
- 24 hour Security for entire Lakeshore Estate.
- Villas.
- 12-Hectare man-made lake.
- 18-meter-high water jet fountain.
- Water sports facilities.
- 2km. biking and jogging trail around the lake.
- Unique surrey bikes.
- Parks and picnic grounds.
- Lakeside jogging path.
- Lighthouse View Deck.
- Lakeside Restaurant.
- Lighthouse Tent.
- North and SOuth Pier
- Lakeshore Tent.
- Wifi facility
- Infinity pool
- Clubhouse.
- Gated entrance per village.
- Toll Service Facility with Mcdonald's, San Mig Food Ave., Starbucks, and a lot more.
- 24 hours security.
- Wedding Venues.
- Chapel.


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Have an HP laptop running Windows XP. When turned it on yesterday, the grey HP screen briefly displayed, and then a light grey screen appeared and nothing further happened. Have tried CTRL + ALT + DELETE, have tried F11 and F12, have tried getting into SAFE mode, have tried turning it on and off many times, have left it overnight.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Thank you.
Windows startup files could be corrupt, in which case you could run a repair, but it might not hurt to test the hard drive, it could be causing the problem also. Does it ask to: insert proper boot disk.....or is it stuck on a grey screen?
It is just a grey screen. However, if I do ESC when it shows the HP icon, it goes to BOOT Setup I did run a long test on the hard drive from that program and it said it passed.
But none of the other tries for a safe boot have worked. Any ideas?


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This is the second part of my post-Goofy analysis, the first part covers what I think contributed to the wheels coming off on the full marathon.
This post though is about, despite the problems, how much I actually enjoyed the marathon. For the last couple of years I have been so focused on what I wanted to achieve that I completely ignored/missed everything else that was going on. This time though I really got into the whole weekends events. From enjoying chatting with people at the expo through to high-fiving Minnie Mouse at the end of the marathon it was a very enjoyable experience.
I won't lie and say everything was brilliant, the half-marathon is not very enjoyable, even if you aren't doing the Goofy it is a very boring course, and there seem to be less characters and entertainment out than there is on the full the following day.
Maybe this was just another sign of my conversion to a running geek, but despite the problems in the last 10K of the marathon I still crossed the line with a smile on my face. It was possibly because I was suffering that I got to experience another side of the event that I haven't seen before. Previously I would have had my music thumping, headphones on, oblivious to the outside world. This time though, once the wheels came off the headphones were packed away and I got to experience the crowd urging me on. It wasn't just the Disney employees either, the crowds that had turned up to cheer on their own family and friends were giving me encouragement too. With our names on our bibs there were lots of people calling out "Come on Paul", "Keep it going Paul!". Which normally I would miss, but was a great motivator to actually run as much as I could of the last few miles.
I have to say if the same thing had happened in the Cayman marathon in December then the lack of support on the course and the general boringness of running here would have made it far harder to even finish the race.
Even the other runners were offering encouragement in the closing stages when they could see I was completely out of gas. It was the first time I have really experienced being part of a bigger running community and I loved it (although I would gladly enjoy it without the going slow bit).
I also took the chance to get my photo taken with as many of the characters as I could. With being off in the first Corral it was easy to stop for 10 seconds to get a photo taken as there were no queues for any of the characters that were out and about. I only realised this at mile 10 in Magic Kingdom when I noticed Buzz Lightyear standing about with nothing to do, so thought I would stop and get my photo with him. There followed pictures with a host of other characters, and really made the whole run a lot more enjoyable. As I would be purchasing my race photos anyway I thought I might as well get my monies worth, as you can see from the gallery of pictures I got taken!
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I stated my goals for this year didn't include another marathon, and I stand by that. However, the experience I had at Disney has convinced me that one day I will be back. Not to do the Goofy, that was another "one-off" this year. And despite the problems, I was actually in the form of my life, and I am confident that I could have gone under 3:30 if I had just turned up for the full. I don't know when I will next run 26.2M, but I know that it will happen again.
For now though I am content with half that distance and trying out some of the new gadgets and running shoes I picked up at the Expo. Exciting times!


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Four months have passed since the shadow stone fell into Kell's possession. Four months since his path crossed with Delilah Bard. Four months since Rhy was wounded and the Dane twins fell, and the stone was cast with Holland's dying body through the rift, and into Black London.
In many ways, things have almost returned to normal, though Rhy is more sober, and Kell is now plagued by his guilt. Restless, and having given up smuggling, Kell is visited by dreams of ominous magical events, waking only to think of Lila, who disappeared from the docks like she always meant to do. As Red London finalizes preparations for the Element Games—an extravagant international competition of magic, meant to entertain and keep healthy the ties between neighboring countries—a certain pirate ship draws closer, carrying old friends back into port.
But while Red London is caught up in the pageantry and thrills of the Games, another London is coming back to life, and those who were thought to be forever gone have returned. After all, a shadow that was gone in the night reappears in the morning, and so it seems Black London has risen again—meaning that another London must fall.
I've been putting off reviewing this book because, compared to everyone else I follow, I am definitely not going to rate this book five stars. Actually, this review may turn into a bit of a rant, so I'm sorry about that.
All the things I loved: Kell and Rhy's changing relationship, their guilt about each other being bound together, Kell's hurt over the King and Queen looking at him first as an Antari, then as a son. All of these things were fabulous, nothing from the last book was brushed under the rug. Kell was now under suspicion and you could tell it hurt Rhy just as much to see his brother hurting, especially when it was his own parents doing the hurting. Them being in a platonic soul bond, bound together forever, while neither of them wanted it was a really fascinating dynamic.
Speaking of fascinating dynamics, I was disappointed when we didn't see more of Holland and Kell interacting together. The two of them being the only ones of their kind left in their world, but having such different backgrounds, and them having the strange kind of need-you-but-don't-like-you relationship was great to me and I wish we could have seen more of it in the second book. We didn't see enough of Holland in the first place, I think. He's a great antagonist and I love his and Kell's complicated relationship.
Alucard is exactly what I would expect from a pirate captain and him having his own magic and masks was something I could have quite happily seen explored. The past history he had with Kell and Rhy made me wince even as I wanted to know more. I was really glad, in his and Rhy's relationship, to see that Rhy wasn't the only one invested. There was a scene, where the two of them are alone, and it's obvious that Rhy missed Alucard but it's equally obvious, to both characters and reader, that Alucard missed Rhy just as much. That was really important to me because if it had been unequal, like if Alucard had been dismissive or casual in how he treated Rhy, I don't think I could have been as happy with the relationship as much as I did.
The world-building in general was still top notch and although the main plot about the magical competition took a long time to get going, it was really interesting to see the different countries in the world of Red London and how the politics intersected. In the first book, it really concentrated on the different Londons and how they interplayed but in this book, the focus was more on the different types of magic and the different countries in the Red London world. I liked the change and I was so glad to see the world explored.
Now, if you were looking at everything above, you wouldn't be wrong to say I was tempted to give A Gathering of Shadows four and a half, maybe five, stars. But then we came to the reason why it took me over two months to finish this book and why I couldn't like it as much as the first one. Lila Bard. I hate disliking the only main female character in the books as much as this but Lila makes me want to put the book down because I can't shake a book character. We'll skip right past the romance between her and Kell, because I think they have no chemistry and they really aren't suited for Happily Ever After between the two of them and I dislike having the romance being shoved down my throat as such.
I dislike how we're supposed to really like Lila because she's this cross-dressing pirate thief and, oh look, she's suddenly as good at magic as Alucard and Kell. It felt like a bunch of tropes that I do like were just pasted onto the character and nothing of substance was put there to back it up. Lila as an amoral anti-hero, the person who helps the protagonist when it suits her, would have suited me perfectly. Lila as this good protagonist who we're supposed to like doesn't work for me at all. Her doing reckless shit to make herself feel alive is a flaw and I hate how it's not treated as such. She didn't need to join the bloody competition, there was no reason for her to break the rules and endanger Alucard and Kell (as she was warned numerous times). Nothing was on the line, she just wanted to take part in the competition to see if she could. Waiting another year – oh no, not for Lila Bard who wants to live life to the full and damn the consequences to anyone else.
Lila was in this book more than any other character, probably even Kell as well, and when I got to her parts, I just stalled. She annoys me so much and I don't think I would hate it quite so much if I wasn't made to feel like I should love her.
Three stars and a general reluctance to read the next book in the series.


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At 25, Chris Snow has already put together an impressive resume that includes stints at the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, the Boston Globe and now the NHLs Minnesota Wild. Snow started his professional career covering the Wild for the Star Tribune before returning to his hometown of Boston. Now he returns to Minnesota as the director of hockey operations for the Wild, making him one of the youngest executives in professional sports, in a role that he describes as something different from anything he has done before.
Age: 25
New title: Director of hockey operations, Minnesota Wild
Previous job title: Red Sox beat writer, Boston Globe
First job: Selling lemonade at Fenway Park
College education: Bachelor of science, magazine journalism, and bachelor of arts, policy studies, Syracuse University (2003)
Resides: St. Paul, Minn.
Grew up: Melrose, Mass.
Executive most admired: My father, Bob, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, Somerville, Mass., public schools
Favorite vacation spot: Merrymeeting Lake, New Durham, N.H.
Last book read: In Cold Blood by Truman Capote
Favorite musician: Goo Goo Dolls
What will be the biggest challenge in your new position?
No. 1 will be learning an entirely new business, and No. 2 will be closely related to that. It will be proving myself inside a business that I have not worked in before, to very accomplished people who have put in a long time and a career. Both of those are going to take some time.
What career advice do you have for people wanting into this industry?
You have to work hard and try and earn the belief and trust of good people. If you can get one, two or three people who are in a position of influence to really believe in you, then you have a good chance.
What is one story you are continuing to watch in sports today?
Steroids in baseball. I just find it hard to be a fan of the game sometimes because you have questions when you cant test for some substances.
You hate to think that way when you step back and want to be a fan. You really want to believe in the sport.
What is one element that you would like to change about the sports industry?
A greater understanding between the players and the media. In the short time that Ive worked here in management I have a better appreciation for the demand on the players. As a writer, I would have liked to have had more of that perspective. Conversely, I dont think the players often have a great enough understanding of a writers job.
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Dec 14, 2016
Post-Transfer Symptoms
This one is super late. Sorry. I meant to get to it sooner, but then all Hell broke loose in my personal life, and well....better late than never, amiright?
This one is for all my ttc-sisters and those in the trenches of the two-week-wait, wondering if that pulling feeling or if those sore boobs are a sign of a progressing pregnancy.
I guess I should also say that there really is no way to tell if it worked or not unless you pee on a test early. Progesterone symptoms mimic actual pregnancy symptoms so it's basically just a big crap shoot. But obviously that doesn't stop us from questioning every twinge.
Side note to non ttc people: You're going to see an acronym that reads something like "2dp5dt."
Let's break this down so it makes sense.
"5dt" stands for 5 day transfer.
In the IVF world, depending on how many days your embryo developed in its petri dish, that's the numbered day for your transfer.
Some IVF-ers have day 3 transfers because their doctors recommended it.
Some let their embryos develop to the crucial blastocyst stage (by day 5 or day 6) before they are put back into the woman.
It actually makes much more sense if doing a "fresh" cycle, meaning the embryos are not frozen prior to transfer. Those people would have their egg retrieval, let the embryo grow 3-5 days, then transfer the embryo(s) back into the woman's womb on the 3rd or 5th day.
In frozen cycles....it's sort of irrelevant. You are typically put on a calendar, and will likely start your progesterone injections six days prior to the transfer, but they still call it a 3 or 5 day transfer.
Just go with it.
Now for the good stuff:
Transfer Day: 0dp5dt
Transfer #1: 12:45pm transfer time. Slight cramping that evening
Transfer #2: 10:45am transfer time. Slight cramping that afternoon, sore boobs and headache
#1: Slight cramping. Tired.
#2: Slight cramping. Sore boobs. Headache. Tired.
#1: Nothing
#2: Sore boobs. Headache. Tired
#1: Nothing
#2: Sore boobs. Headache. Runny nose. Dizzy like I haven't eaten enough.
#1: Nothing
#2: Sore boobs, Headache. Runny nose. Dizzy like I haven't eaten enough.
#1: Wave of intense cramps like my period is about to start. Sore boobs.
#2: Minimal, quick zings of a cramping sensation up the middle of my stomach. Sore boobs. Dizzy in am.
#1: More waves of intense cramps in the am. Sore boobs.
#2: very mild, dull, ongoing cramping or pressure sensation for most of day. Boobs are less sore. Dizzy in am.
#1: More waves of intense cramps in the am. Sore boobs.
#2: a couple hours in the evening of dull, mild lower back and lower stomach cramping/pressure sensation. No more sore boobs.
#1: About an hour of intense cramps. Then nothing.
#2: Symptoms have all subsided except very minimal lower stomach pressure for the entire day. This sometimes changes to a localized pulsing sensation just under and to the right of my belly button.
Boobs are sore on the insides, but only to the touch....and maybe they just hurt because I keep poking them. :)
#1: Nothing. Symptoms have gone away.
#2: Woke up feeling lethargic, as if I am getting a cold. Stuffy nose and tired. Mild lower stomach and back pressure continue.
#1: Nothing
#2: Firey, throbbing sensation in my boobs, woke up to them much fuller and sore again. Mild lower stomach and back pressure continue
#1: Negative Beta
#2: Beta for this one was pushed one day because it fell on a Sunday, adding one more day to the torture. Sore boobs and stomach pressure continue.
#2: Woke up with minimal symptoms. Boobs are fuller but not hurting. Today is beta day.
Positive result at 435!! Slight nausea and insomnia begin.
And finally, things I did differently, or that were adjusted between the transfers:
Transfer #1: All meds were managed well, PIO shots were in the evenings, drank POM juice for about a week prior to transfer and a couple days after
Transfer #2: Completed an endo scratch, PIO shots were moved to am (doctors orders), drank POM juice from Transfer day plus five days. Took it a lot easier in terms of stress and movement.
Things of note with #2:
- I kept forgetting to take my daily vitamins/supplements.
Actually, I would forget things often....like I would walk into a room and totally forget why I was there, or I would forget that I sent an email out at work.
I do this sometimes in normal life, like put the cereal in the fridge....but this round even Mark mentioned how spacey I was.
- My Minivelle patches started giving me incredibly red, itchy welts this round, and I would realize I was itching them and they would fall off early. That happened a couple times.
- Mark administered my PIO shots in the wrong area for about a week before I reminded him about the upper-outer quadrant of the bum. I didn't realize he was so off until one of the shots literally felt like it went in my asshole. Yea...super fun.
- Most nights I would have very vivid dreams, need to get up and pee, and/or have night sweats. I can't remember how often, if at all, this happened with #1, so I didn't add it for the comparison.
Since my first beta, symptoms have been minimal but ongoing.
Sometimes it's a bit of nausea, sometimes I have vivid dreams, sometimes I have pressure in my stomach, sometimes my boobs hurt...but so far nothing overwhelming.
So that's a wrap! I suppose the take-away from this....is symptoms mean nothing, really.
You can have a ton and be negative.
Or you can have none and be positive.
Thanks so much for reading! XO
2 comments:
I had dizziness like that with all 3 of my pregnancies. It's a big part of the reason I knew before even peeing on the stick the first 2 times.ReplyDelete
Maybe they just hurt because I keep poking them?! Thank God I didn't have food in my mouth... Leave you boobs alone. More baby bump pics, please.ReplyDelete
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Based in South London, I offer play therapy for children and a range of bespoke coaching and support programmes for parents. Whether your child is experiencing a difficult time, or you're struggling with challenging behaviour, I can help bring playfulness and peace back into the heart of your family.
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Visit to Anand - the Birth Place of Amul
(A Report by Dr. Yamini Karmarkar)
Prior Understanding of the purpose and background of visit:
I had prepared the context for understanding the set of institutions we were going to visit through readings made available. I could understand the following: The purpose of this visit was to see the set of inter-related organizations at Anand which have witnessed and have contributed to the major revolution in the country- the cooperative movement. We were to understand the process of making up of such organization, the strong facets of leadership that binds them and the contribution of such a movement to the society as a whole. The whole structure of co-operatives movement and developments thereon can be summarized in the following way:
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"My knowledge in the dairy technology subordinated to the wisdom of Tribhuvandas Patel acted as the perfect combination to create the experience called -Anand".
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White Paper
UPDATE: The Ohio General Assembly has completed its work on House Bill (HB) 49, the state's two-year main operating budget bill. On June 30, 2017, Gov. Kasich signed HB 49 just before the start of Fiscal Year (FY) 2018. The language temporarily setting the Public Library Fund (PLF) at 1.68% of the state's General Revenue Fund (GRF) for FY18-19 became effective immediately upon the governor's signature.
HB 49 – State Budget White Paper (PDF from May 2017)
Ohio's public libraries could receive three additional cuts under HB 49:
- HB 49 reduces the PLF percentage of the state's General Revenue Fund (GRF) from the current rate of 1.7% to 1.66% of the GRF.
- Declining state revenues into the GRF further reduces the PLF distribution to libraries each month.
- HB 49 removes the Medicaid Managed Care (MCO) sales tax from the GRF which further reduces tax revenues and ultimately reduces the PLF.
Ohio's public libraries have already received cuts in state funding over the years and have yet to fully recover from the recession. Currently, public libraries receive $119 million LESS in state funding than what they received in 2001 — a 24% reduction in funding over the last 15 years with no adjustment for inflation (see chart below).
Ohio's public libraries have already been cut. We are encouraging the Ohio Senate to:
- Make public libraries a priority in the state budget.
- NOT make additional cuts in funding to public libraries.
- Maintain the current FY17 level of funding at 1.7% of the GRF.


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ANTONE CONTE has claimed Michy Batshuayi "paid him a lot" with his Premier League title-winning goal against West Brom.
Antonio Conte brought Michy Batshuayi on for Eden Hazard late on as West Brom looked to have ground out a 0-0 draw at the Hawthorns.
But the Belgium international had other plans as he poked home a six-yard effort in the 82nd minute to give Chelsea the win and the Premier League title.
It was only the striker's second league goal of the season and Conte has admitted he was delighted to see the 23-year-old repay his faith in him.
"I thought that Hazard and Pedro were tired and we needed more energy," Conte said.
"Michy paid me a lot with this change! It was great.
"It wasn't easy for me to arrive in England and try different habits, a different language and inherit players after a bad season.
"This is a great achievement for the players. I thank them for their commitment and work rate.
"They show me a great attitude to try to do something great this season.
"After this win we must be happy, we must be pleased."


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