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When you have come to the edge...
FAITH is knowing one of two things will happen...
Have you ever felt like somewhat you're on the verge of giving up? I had not once, twice or thrice, but many times felt and thought the same. Life has not been easy and has been a long journey for a gettin' old woman like me. Friends & families hardly recognize my age, because amidst my age, they say i don't look so, something i feel innately proud being complimented. I am a naturally happy person, but I am human just like all of you are, who gets emotionally weak and gets drained at times, fighting for survival , trying to do their very best especially for the sake of family. And I bet ALL of us do.
The quote i used here inspired me to write these thoughts after not having written for over a week in these pages, nor in my facebook. Fate's not been to lucky as I had been busy for two weeks entertaining and assisting four lady guests from our UK offices who came for some new training of SAP. Well I am thankful anyway, for being busy levelled down the moment of my frustration anyhow.
I've been feeling so stressed and depressed about life and how it's going on. I am grateful i am blessed with a great family, a mom who loves and takes good care of my children, two beautiful loving daughters who stands by me, even I haven't been part of their physical lives long enough I can remember…good friends I know who'd understand me, comfort me and stand with me no matter what…but still there are times when you tend to stick things to yourself and let it sore until you feel you have to get rid of your troubles, your worries…your fears…once and for all.
The daily inspirational emails I get from catholic christian fellows help me go through with my days. It shames me to feel so negative and low when apart from your problems, there are millions of others who have the same or suffer even more than our miseries. Sometimes I hate to read the daily news, as it hurts me to see photos of sick, dying, troubled people all over the world, or listen to sad stories and frustrations of other people as it affects me and wish I am a superwoman who can make wonders and solve every problem and unpleasant situations of people around me.
Well, it is a fact. In reality, Life has been not too pleasant for most of the whole population in the world, that either comes because of savaging natural disasters, man-made problems, greed and power of authorities that eats the flesh of the poor, unstable economy that leaves a lot of people with no jobs, mass workers sweating it out only to pay increasing debts and fees, loneliness, sadness, empty pockets, hungry stomachs… too many reasons to mention and enumerate as all these factors are behind one person's life being unbearable and unhappy. And to think about all these makes me feel relieved to think that somehow,,,
I am not ALONE in this world who cries…who suffer.
Life is a cycle we've been struggling hard to cope since God knows when. I refuse to think tho' that I was born unlucky or I was destined to have a hard time with so many areas of my life. But when I get to the bottom of the pit and look up, there's only one way to go. Keep up the FAITH!
Luke 17:6 says, if you have faith as small as a mustard seed, you can say to this mulberry tree…"be uprooted and planted in the sea" and it will obey you.
I'd like to think GOD never wanted to give us the gifts served in a platter of gold, but with wisdom and a heart that discerns all feelings we have been given, and we only have to make use of these gifts that are just there for us to feel, believe and wait for its proper time.
So just like ME, and all of YOU…heed well for God's signs and calling.
Would you rather be blessed with a house full of gold that you won't need to suffer and toil your sweat out every day? Or... would you rather, have the STRENGTH to carry on each troubled times, as our Lord Jesus walked along the hard way to Calvary, that saved us ALL from eternal damnation and gave ourselves the chance to walk not necessarily with the same toll, but with the same amount of FAITH that will help us carry through?
I have to keep going, so i stand by to choose the latter of course.
Angela, this is a great piece! Faith is the one thing, a Gift from God Himself, that carries us and strengthens us when we've reached the end of ourselves. But that's what Christ wants: us to be totally dependant on Him! It is indeed a struggle at times in life, and I think being a woman, we are more in tune with these feelings and struggles. I agree that it's not fate that determines the course of our lives nor is there such a thing as bad luck. I do believe that there are consequences not only of our own choices, but of others as well. You have done a wonderful job of encouragement in sharing your thoughts with us. I pray God continues to bless you and thank you for sharing your thoughts and feelings with us.
Make the most out of it..for this is the perfect time to have a reunion with God. We have been busy working almost all of our life and sometimes forget to reflect. Being alone doesn't mean being lonely, for all you know this is your most joyful moment for God is giving you the gift of simplicity, just enjoying free things on earth. So, let's go out, take a walk and watch again that beautiful sunset..
i justy wrote something about faith the other time... and i'm sure we do have the same plight,, belief and same agony ( ung nakakatorture ba,,) hehehehhe but nothing is IMPOSSIBLE... PATIENCE is one of the best key for all our grievances and others.... keep in touch angie... we are meant to be friends... and likewise with ernie and evelyn.... love u guys,.,,,
Angela, you may have someone in your mind, someone in your heart, someone in your dreams, someone in your life... But still, I am your someone when you have no one.


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Edgeworth Series
Chapter 2 considered the normal approximation to distribution functions. We saw that the normal approximation could be derived by inverting the characteristic function, and that many of its properties could be described in terms of the first few derivatives of the characteristic function at 0. This chapter considers higher-order approximations to cumulative distribution functions and densities. Not surprisingly, these can also be expressed as approximate inversions of the characteristic function. Two heuristic motivations for the Edgeworth series are presented. Their correctness for densities and distribution functions is demonstrated using the methods of the previous chapter. Regularity conditions are investigated and discussed. Examples are given. The standards for assessment of accuracy of these methods are discussed and criticized. The Edgeworth series is inverted to yield the Cornish-Fisher expansion. Extensions of results from the standard application of means of independent and identically distributed continuous random variables to non-identically distributed and lattice cases are presented. Parallels in the lattice case with classical Sheppard's corrections are developed.
KeywordsCharacteristic Function Cumulative Distribution Function Hermite Polynomial Tail Probability Cumulant Generate Function
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NAME: Richard O. Covey (Colonel, USAF)
NASA Astronaut
BIRTHPLACE AND DATE: Born August 1, 1946, in Fayetteville, Arkansas, but considers Fort Walton Beach, Florida, to be his hometown. His parents, Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles D. Covey, USAF, are deceased.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: Brown hair; gray eyes; 5 feet 11-1/2 inches; 155 pounds.
EDUCATION: Graduated from Choctawhatchee High School, Shalimar, Florida, in 1964; received a bachelor of science degree in engineering sciences with a major in astronautical engineering from the United States Air Force Academy in 1968, and a master of science degree in aeronautics and astronautics from Purdue University in 1969.
MARITAL STATUS: Married to the former Kathleen Allbaugh of Emmettsburg, Iowa. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Allbaugh, are residents of San Jose, California.
CHILDREN: Sarah Suzanne, February 5, 1974; Amy Kathleen, May 18, 1976.
RECREATIONAL INTERESTS: He enjoys golf, water sports, photography, skiing, and volleyball.
ORGANIZATIONS: Member of the Air Force Association, the Order of Daedalians, the USAF Academy Association of Graduates, the Society of Experimental Test Pilots, and the Association of Space Explorers.
SPECIAL HONORS: Awarded the Department of Defense Distinguished Service Medal, the Department of Defense Superior Service Medal, 5 Air Force Distinguished Flying Crosses, 16 Air Medals, the Air Force Meritorious Service Medal, the Air Force Commendation Medal, the NASA Exceptional Service Medal, 3 NASA Space Flight Medals, the Johnson Space Center Certificate of Commendation, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Haley Space Flight Award for 1988, and the American Astronautical Society Flight Achievement Award for 1988. He is a Distinguished Graduate of the U.S. Air Force Academy, received the Liethen-Tittle Award as the Outstanding Graduate of USAF Test Pilot School Class 74B, and is a Distinguished Astronaut Engineering Alumnus of Purdue University.
EXPERIENCE: Between 1970 and 1974, Covey was an operational fighter pilot, flying the F-100, A37, and A-7D. He flew 339 combat missions during two tours in Southeast Asia. At Eglin Air Force Base, Florida, between 1975 and 1978, he was an F-4 and A-7D weapons systems test pilot and joint test force director for electronic warfare testing of the F-15 Eagle. He has flown over 5,000 hours in more than 30 different types of aircraft.
NASA EXPERIENCE: Selected as an astronaut candidate by NASA in January 1978, Covey became an astronaut in August 1979. He has flown three space flights -- STS 51-I in 1985, STS-26 IN 1988, and STS-38 in 1990.
Prior to the first flight of the Space Shuttle, he provided astronaut support in Orbiter engineering development and testing. He was a T-38 chase pilot for the second and third Shuttle flights and support crewman for the first operational Shuttle flight, STS-5. Covey also served as Mission Control spacecraft communicator (CAPCOM) for Shuttle missions STS-5, 6, 61-B, 61-C, and 51-L. During 1989, he was Chairman of NASA's Space Flight Safety Panel.
On his first mission, Covey was the pilot of STS-51I, which launched from Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on August 27, 1985. During this seven day mission, crew members deployed three communications satellites, the Navy SYNCOM IV-4, the Australian AUSSAT, and American Satellite Company's ASC-1. The crew also performed the successful on-orbit rendezvous and repair of the ailing 15,000-pound SYNCOM IV-3 satellite. This repair activity involved the first manual grapple and manual deployment of a satellite by a crew member. Mission duration was 170 hours. Space Shuttle Discovery completed 112 orbits of the Earth before landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California, on September 3, 1985.
He then served as pilot on STS-26, the first flight to be flown after the Challenger accident. The five man crew launched from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on September 29, 1988 aboard the Space Shuttle Discovery. Mission duration was 97 hours during which crew members successfully deployed the TDRS-C satellite and operated eleven secondary payloads, which included two student experiments. Discovery completed 64 orbits of the earth before landing at Edwards Air Force Base, California, on October 3, 1988.
More recently, Covey was the spacecraft commander on STS-38. The five man crew launched at night from the Kennedy Space Center, Florida, on November 15, 1990. During the five day mission crew members conducted Department of Defense operations. After 80 orbits of the earth, Covey piloted the Space Shuttle Atlantis to a landing on the runway at the Kennedy Space Center on November 20, 1990. This was the first Shuttle recovery in Florida since 1985. With the completion of his third space flight, he has logged over 385 hours in space.
While awaiting assignment to a subsequent space flight, Colonel has served in a variety of management positions within the Astronaut Office and Flight Crew Operations Directorate. He is currently the Acting Deputy Director of Flight Crew Operations and shares management responsibility for the Astronaut Office, Aircraft Operations Division, and supporting offices.
Manned five crew. Launched Aussat 1, ASC 1, Leasat 4; repaired Leasat 3. Payloads: Deploy ASC (American Satellite Company)-1 with Payload Assist Modue (PAM)-D. Deploy AUSSAT (Australian communications satellite)-1 with PAM-D. Deploy Syncom IV-4 communications satellite with its unique stage. Retrieve Leasat-3 communications satellite, repair and deploy by extravehicular activity (EVA) astronauts. Physical Vapor Transport Organic Solids (PVTOS) experiment.
Manned five crew. First shuttle reflight after Challenger disaster. Deployed TDRS 3. Payloads: Deploy IUS (lnertial Upper Stage) with Tracking and Data Relay Satellite (TDRS)-C. 3M's Physical Vapor Transport Organics Solids 2 experiment (PVTOS), Automated Directional Solidification Furnace (ADSF), Infrared Communi-cations Flight Experiment (lRCFE), Protein Crystal Growth Il (PCG), Isoelectric Focusing (ISF)-2, Phase Partitioning Experiment (PPE), Aggrega-tion of Red Blood Cells (ARC)-2, Mesoscale Lightning Experiment (MLE)-1, Earth Limb Radiance (ELRAD), Orbiter Experiments (OEX), Autonomous Supporting Instrumentation System (OASlS)-I, two Shuttle Student Involvement Project (SSIP) experiments.
Manned five crew. Deployed a classified payload. Orbits of Earth: 79. Landed at: Runway 33 at Kennedy Space Center, Florida. Landing Speed: 359 kph. Touchdown miss distance: 430.00 m. Landing Rollout: 2,712.00 m. Payloads: DoD Mission.
Manned seven crew. Hubble repair mission. Conducted the most EVAs (5) on a Space Shuttle Flight to that date. Payloads: Hubble Space Telescope (HST) Servicing Mission (SM) 1, IMAX Camera, IMAX Cargo Bay Camera (ICBC), Air Force Maui Optical Site (AMOS).


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Kid-Favorite Lodgings
Let's be honest: any hotel with a pool can make a kid happy. But add the family-friendly bells and whistles that these premier lodgings do—like special kids' programs, in-room treats, and rooms that feel like private playgrounds—and your little ones will think you're the coolest parents on the planet. But these options are far from being completely kid-focused, and there are plenty of amenities and perks that grownups can enjoy too. And of course—there are plenty of awesome pools too.
Hotels at Legoland
Now you no longer just visit fantasyland, you live in it. LEGOLAND California has two hotels right outside the Carlsbad theme park entrance—each with their own colorful themes, restaurants, pools, and playful features—from a disco elevator to a slide right in the lobby.
Both properties are designed with traveling families in mind. The hotels' junior-suite-style rooms—emblazoned with colorful walls and LEGO models as art—have separate sleeping areas for grown-ups and kids. The kids' quarters have bunk beds, their own TV, and a LEGO brick box for impromptu building. Both lobbies feature giant mosh pits full of plastic bricks, so kids can build away while grown-ups check in. Plus, all hotel guests enjoy both complimentary breakfast buffets and early entry into the park (up to an hour, depending on the season).
Choose your hotel based on the theme: the original, 250-room LEGOLAND Hotel offers four room themes—pirates, adventurers, LEGO friends, and Ninjago warriors—and larger-than-life LEGO sculptures, made with more than 3 million bricks, all over the hotel. Head into the Bricks Family Restaurant and neighboring Skyline Café, and check out the mini cityscape that has Spider-Man scaling a building and a wizard reading a book by a rooftop pool. Industrial-strength glue holds the sculptures together, so go ahead and touch. Outside, there's a real pool, too, with soft LEGO bricks that can be used to build in the water. Meanwhile, don't miss the hotel's disco-themed elevator, which is nearly a ride in itself.
The LEGOLAND Castle Hotel, meanwhile, opened in 2018 with 250 rooms in three kingdom-oriented themes: wizards, knights, and princesses, with LEGO art ranging from owls to cats and fire-breathing dragons, and tiny star lights embedded in the ceiling over the kids' bunk beds. The Castle's lobby offers its own diversions, from the slide that runs parallel to a flight of stairs, a Knock Knock Door that tells jokes, and a small "dungeon" ready for photo ops. Its courtyard area has its own pool, a LEGO-stocked playground, and a big screen TV set on a small lawn, playing LEGO movies daily. The hotel's Dragon's Den restaurant has live entertainment (jesters who take requests when you spin the wheel on the wall), and a parent-friendly bar.
With either hotel, remind your kids to pack their LEGO Mini Figures, which they can trade with staffers at the hotels or in the park.
The Ritz Carlton, Lake Tahoe
Surrounded by family-friendly Northstar California alpine resort, this luxury lodging already has a leg up on being a great destination for the kids. Add Ritz Kids, with specific summer and winter activities that combine outdoor adventure, art and crafts, and hands-on food crafts, and you've got the ingredients for a perfect splurge getaway. Another fun touch for kids: Indoor Campout packages, which include a pint-size dome tent sleeping nook set up for your child right in your room.
Fire pits out front are perfect for making s'mores—kits are available, and you can get tips from the resident "marshmologist." In winter, there's an on-site ski school for beginners. Kids also get a kick out of riding a chairlift down to the Village at Northstar; wintertime activities include a popular skating rink and local bands. In summer, the Ritz-Carlton lets kids bounce on a trampoline, test their skills on the bocce ball court, or play giant Jenga surrounded by mountain peaks.
Great Wolf Lodge
At first glance, a completely indoor water-park hotel might seem unnecessary in sunny Orange County. Fans of the Great Wolf Lodge brand, however, will attest that this 603-room hotel in Garden Grove, just outside Anaheim, is still irresistible for families looking for a crowd-pleasing stay.
Great Wolf Lodge's indoor water park has more than a dozen slides, a lazy river and—as a nod to the real beaches 15 or so miles away—a surf simulator.
"Southern California is already a family mecca," says Phil Cunningham, general manager of California's first Great Wolf Lodge, the brand that debuted in 1997 in frigid-wintered Wisconsin. "So this is a great area for Great Wolf Lodge to be."
Plus, parents get a break from slathering sunscreen on the kids. Either way, there's enough to keep any brood of varying ages busy for at least a weekend: The 105,000-square-foot indoor water park (kept at a balmy 84°F) features more than a dozen slides, a wave pool, a lazy river and—as a nod to the real beaches 15 or so miles away—a surf simulator.
And it's safety first: Lifeguards abound, and all of the water park features are color-coded for height requirements, so only kids with the coordinating color of wristband can access them. Since the water park is for hotel guests only, even on a really busy day you'll likely have no more than a 20-minute wait for the most popular slides (like the impressively scream-inducing Howlin' Tornado).
Outside the water park, but still inside the resort, the hotel offers a vaguely Vegas-for-kids atmosphere that includes a huge arcade, a mini bowling alley, glow-in-the-dark mini golf, two interactive games (such as MagiQuest, which equips them with light-up wands), and even an ice-cream-themed kids' spa. Rooms range in size from one-queen-bed standards to two-bedroom suites, but kids will likely get most fired up about the KidCabin and Wolf Den suites, where the presiding adults get a queen bed and the kids get a cabin- or cave-style alcove, which features character wallpaper, bunk beds, and its own flat-screen TV.
As for the food, it aims to be both kid and grown-up friendly. Parents will appreciate the well-thought-out approach, from the buffet at Loose Moose Family Kitchen, off the lobby, to the snack bar next to the wave pool. "If you want to eat chicken fingers and fries on vacation, that's OK—we just want you to eat the best chicken fingers and fries," says Great Wolf Lodge executive chef Chris Hammond, who has created menus that use sustainable, locally sourced, or organic ingredients whenever possible. The kitchens also cater to the growing number of families managing allergy issues, and Hammond says roughly half the dishes are now gluten-free.
The resort makes two big nods to its new Southern California home. First, to help with conservation efforts, it recirculates filtered pool water. Second, it runs a free, three-mile shuttle to Disneyland Resort.
The Madonna Inn
The famously themed rooms at this historic 110-room hotel include plenty of kid-pleasers. Pint-size princesses will no doubt spin and twirl in the fairytale-like Old Mill Room, while horse-lovers can climb aboard the pint-size carousel steed in the Pony Room. If your little girls can't get enough pink, consider the Mini Maxi or Floral Fantasy rooms. Other fun themes and features include waterfalls and rock walls in the Caveman Room and a bed supported by wagon wheels in the cowboys-and-cattle-drives-themed Yahoo Room.
Outdoors, play at a hilltop pool with a 45-foot waterfall that plunges into a lagoon. The kids can splash while you sit back and take in sweeping views of San Luis Obispo and the surrounding coastal hills. On site stables offer guided trail rides. All this, and your kids under 18 stay free.
Lodging at Disneyland Resort
Stretch the fantasies even longer by staying at one of the resort's onsite hotels. Disney's Grand Californian Hotel & Spa aims to replicate the soaring wood-and-stone styling of The Majestic Yosemite Hotel in Yosemite Valley. The central great room, with cushy oversize Craftsman-style chairs, a soaring stone fireplace, and live piano music, is a fantastic place to relax after a long day in the park. (Non-guests are welcome to dine and enjoy the lounges, too.) The guests-only pool feels like an exclusive party, with poolside drinks and plenty of lounge chairs and fluffy towels, and enough room for kids and grownups to enjoy themselves. By appointment, the full-service spa is open to all (appointments required).
For a sleek, retro-modern getaway, book a stay at the nearby Disneyland Hotel, which also offers whimsically themed accommodations, like the Mickey Mouse Penthouse or the sumptuous Fairy Tale Suites. The Monorail Pool, with two towering watersides, is wildly popular; for a quieter retreat, relax in a plush chaise at the adjacent E-Ticket or D-Ticket pools.
Paradise Pier Hotel captures the spirit of an old-fashioned beach boardwalk, with rooms tricked up to look like you're vacationing on the shore. Most popular spot? Check out the complex of rooftop pools and waterslides and we'll let you guess.
Hyatt Regency Huntington Beach Resort & Spa
The giant pool with three water slides might be enough to keep plenty of families busy, but this resort has the irresistible plus of being right on the edge of Huntington Beach, nicknamed "Surf City, USA." The whole family can take surfing lessons with local pros, rent bikes and pedal the ocean-hugging boardwalk, then end the day gathered around the hotel's fire pits for cocoa and s'mores.
The resort also features Camp Hyatt, where kids ages 11 and under play games, do crafts, and hit the beach, with a specific theme for each days' activities. The camp is available for half- or full days, plus evenings on the weekends—great for planning spa time or a grownup night out.
Rancho Las Palmas Resort and Spa
It's called Splashtopia, a 2-acre water park sparkling in the center of this classic Palm Springs resort. Slather on the sunscreen before you head here—the kids will want to stay for hours. From a relaxing lazy river and sandy beach to 100-foot-/30-meter-long water slides and jets for water fights, this is an epic, watery playground. Also take advantage of poolside grills and plenty of lounge chairs for parents to kick back and watch the kids go wild. (If grownups want more peace and quiet, there's the nearby adults-only Azure Pool.)
If your kids ever do agree to get out of the water, they can check out kid-friendly crafts, games, a junior tennis clinic, "dive-in movies" outside at Splashtopia, and a video-game arcade. Parents, meanwhile, should be availing themselves of classic Palm Springs bucket list activities, like golf and luxurious spa treatments.
Hotel Del Sol
With cheery and colorful rooms with whimsical touches for kids, this hotel makes a great home base for families visiting the City by the Bay. Little ones get goodie-filled knapsacks upon check-in, a fun way to perk up tired little travelers. Family rooms have separate bedrooms for the kids, baby-proofed rooms are available, and suites with kitchenettes for making quick meals and snacks. Bath time gets a boost with in-room tub toys. Snuggle up for quiet time with a special library of books and DVDs.
Start the day with Continental breakfast, included for all in your room; milk and cookies are served every afternoon. The hotel is situated in San Francisco's bayfront Marina District, within walking distance of Crissy Field, Fort Mason, and Fisherman's Wharf.
Camp Richardson
Perched along the southwestern shores of turquoise-blue Lake Tahoe, this historic compound, dating from the 1920s, has been one of those places where generations of families have piled up the memories. In addition to traditional rooms in the Richardson House Lodge and smaller Beachside inn, families can book traditional cabins with pinewood accents (21 summer only, 17 open year round), individual cabins with kitchens at Camp Richardson are great for families. Or book a site at a pair of large campgrounds near the lake and sheltered by tall pines.
In summer, kids beeline for the broad sandy beach (with a stop at the Camp Richardson ice cream parlor); there are standup paddleboards, kayaks, powerboats, and personal watercraft available for rent too. Trails head into the surrounding alpine wilderness, and a lakefront, paved path is great for a family bike ride. Come winter, groomed trails for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing lace the surrounding woods. Adjacent Highway 89 is plowed through winter, so there's easy access to Heavenly Resort for downhill skiing and snowboarding.
Loews Coronado Bay Resort
Perched on a tiny peninsula extending into San Diego Bay, the Loews Coronado is a bustling resort perfect for an active family. Its pool configuration is set up for good times all around: wading pool, designated family pool and hot tub, and ping pong tables. Tempted to take a dip in the peaceful adult-only pool and hot tub? No worries—just sign the kids up for the resort's half- or full-day kids' club, with activities like sandcastle building, scavenger hunts, and magic tricks.
Older kids can hit the teen lounge for watch movies or get enjoy Play Station games. Better yet, get everyone outside enjoying San Diego's awesome weather with a spin in the resort's loaner kayaks, standup paddleboards, sailboats, or personal watercraft. Beautiful Silver Strand Beach is within walking distance.
Let the kids get a kick out of sleeping in a shiny silver bullet at this all-Airstream hotel. Several of the sleek trailers are fully outfitted for you and your family, with a little deck and Adirondack chairs outside, a gadget-filled kitchen and cozy quilts perfect for snuggling for story time inside, even shmancy toiletries that will make Mom smile. Each trailer also includes two cruiser bikes—perfect for special time with one of your kids to go explore Santa Barbara's top sites—the wharf, the beach, and the bustling Santa Barbara Public Market, where you can pick up designer cupcakes, crusty artisanal bread, and other treats for supper back in your super-cool Airstream.
Santa Barbara is the original, but not the only, AutoCamp in California. You get a similar ambience at the new Russian River location in Sonoma County, but the lodging options are expanded, with 10 luxury safari tents in addition to 20 Airstreams. The activities are a little different too: Walk down to the Russian River to swim or canoe, play lawn games, or lounge by a fire pit inside or outside the mid-century-modern-style clubhouse. The 3,000-square-foot building also offers a store to stock up on snacks and local beer and wine.
Railroad Park Resort
If you've got one of those kids who can't get enough of trains (and maybe you secretly like them too), let him—or her—have a dream getaway at this unusual lodging. The resort, surrounded by lush and rugged forestlands in Dunsmuir, about 211 miles/340 kilometers north of Sacramento, features 12 cupola-topped cabooses big enough for families (there are separate cabooses and converted box cars for adults only). Each caboose sleeps up to five, and includes a private bathroom, and includes a mini-fridge and microwave.
A swimming pool and hot soaking pool add to the outdoor fun. The jagged formations of Castle Crags State Park make a dramatic backdrop for some of the railcars. There's also a creek for splashing in summer. The resort's Dinner House restaurant and lounge (open for dinner, Friday through Sunday) is—naturally—housed in antique dining cars.


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That was not the reason why bodies were created and have become so popular But the main reason for their creation was and still is to keep and hold the Entity in steady –stable condition — to have location!
While the body is in good working order, functioning provides frequency –vibration which is the Glue itself holding the Entity to that body=its vibration.
Below is part of todays session which started out as ''looking at walking'' moving… I had so far many sessions for the same reasons and each session's realization brings further understanding why the hell we are so attached to such a poorly designed robot: which constantly needs our attention, almost 24 hours a day! What a piece of junk!
moving slowly… measured movements ….coordinated group movements…as in walking… running… being kept at relatively same spacing.
become "normal" accepted and anything out of the accepted range is called extraordinary as with athletes who have accomplished through long hard practice to move the body at faster space than regular.
it would cause confusion if we would be moving the body at different speed!!!
only machinery like autos, bikes, airplanes are allowed -built to me move bodies at faster speed… that is acceptable by all. it is normal way to do things.!WE REFUSE TO MOVE FASTER we keep in place with others.. WOW old folks move slow therefore all old folk pose to move behave -walk the same way!
Difficult almost impossible to break out of the established system,
we are holding onto "weight" masses of energy which we have established for self as anchors long ways back to stabilize self into present location.. this means we still identify with these masses of energy.. of course we have deceived self and these lies have become our stable universe and these same lies are our stops…our boundaries.. our prison walls.IT HAS BECOME VERY IMPORTANT TO REMAIN IN SAME LOCATION "at all times" in the vicinity of the body, since bodies are the most valuable thing we ever had and have… hehehe… 🙂 we just cant live without the bloody things! 🙂
PS: I have a post in this blog about sex… creation of bodies which were used as food. LOL.. for the same reasons, same way as "people here eat meat"' cows-pigs sheep etc, in other times meat bodies [human] were processed and transported to be consumed as delicacy! sexual feelings were given as to stimulate the desire to capsulate — to reproduce! Here you go you studs… who believe that sex is on the top of the TS. and the cows do everything in their power to attract that stud! sexy clothing, make-up, perfume hairdo, and into the male valance the sex -act the thought of it enters every few second!


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Decision Maker: Portfolio Holder for Resources and Reputation
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: No
Is subject to call in?: No
Improving Carlton Square shopping centre is a
priority in the Gedling Plan. To facilitate comprehensive
development, Rose Cottage (see attached plan), a dilapidated
building within the main parking area was acquired by the Council
in 2016.
Whilst options to bring forward a workable scheme for Carlton Square are under discussion with Waypoint (the owners of the shopping centre), the condition of the derelict cottage continues to deteriorate. Although the cottage is boarded and fenced, it has been subject to numerous incidents of vandalism and forced entry.
To prevent further incidents of vandalism and anti-social behaviour at the cottage, and to ensure any impacts arising from the current condition of the cottage on neighbouring properties is minimised, it is proposed to demolish the cottage.
The Service Manager for Property will appoint specialist contractors to undertake demolition following disconnection of services to the property. Electricity supply has already been removed and Severn Trent has confirmed that water services will be disconnected on 18 January 2018.
The works will include removal of any materials containing asbestos, demolition, removal of rubble, levelling the site and securing with tamper proof fencing until the plans for the wider modernisation planned for Carlton Square are ready to progress.
The cost of the work is anticipated to be below £10,000 and can be contained within the Carlton Square capital budget of £100,000.
An indicative timetable for completion of key tasks is set out in appendix 1.
That the Portfolio Holder for Resources and
1) approves the demolition of 10 Burton Road;
2) delegates securing the necessary consents and approvals for the demolition of the property to officers.
Improvements to Carlton Square is an objective
of the Gedling Plan. The current condition of the cottage has a
negative impact on the actual and perceived image and safety of the
Do Nothing. This is rejected due to the high
risk of further vandalism and antisocial behaviour at the
Refurbish. This is rejected as the property was acquired to facilitate comprehensive proposals for Carlton Square and the cottage is an extremely poor condition.
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The Oakland Athletics have a long way to go before they reach .500, but at least they're beating the baseball odds again. Let's see if the New York Yankees can stop them.
Jason's 2015 record as of July 6: 30-24, plus-6.36 units ML; 0-3, minus-3.30 units Total
The last time we checked in on the Oakland Athletics back in late May, things were beginning to look up. They had to be, because the A's were in the American League basement at 17-30 (–18.05 betting units). But Oakland had also started winning games again, and Ben Zobrist had just come off the disabled list. Would our Moneyball heroes get back on the good foot?
Yup. The Athletics are 21-17 since our last visit, improving to 38-47 overall, although that was only enough to cut their deficit to –17.75 units. Can the A's continue this turnaround Tuesday night (7:05 p.m. ET) when they visit the New York Yankees? The MLB odds are very slightly in Oakland's favor, with Sonny Gray (2.67 FIP) scheduled to take the mound for the A's versus Nathan Eovaldi (3.76 FIP) in a battle of two promising 25-year-old righties.
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Right off the bat, we have to put a red flag on Gray. He missed last week's start after coming down with salmonella and going to the hospital. Gray was meant to pitch in Oakland's last game on Sunday, but that start got pushed back, too. We're not comfortable speculating about the current state of Gray's GI tract, but even if he's back to 100 percent, his routine has been disrupted.
Otherwise, Gray has been fantastic for Oakland. Profitable, not so much: The A's are still down 0.92 units behind Gray on a team record of 9-7. But they've also won five of his last seven starts, six of those with Zobrist back in the lineup, so let's not get too bogged down over those last few drops of red ink. By the way, at 3.0 WAR, Gray has almost matched last year's total of 3.1 WAR. He'd be in the All-Star Game if Oakland hadn't sucked so hard in April and May.
Gotta Split
While the A's have been clawing their way forward, the Yankees (44-38, –1.38 units) are still on top of the AL East, but they've flattened out lately at 11-13 over the past month. Carlos Beltran (.739 OPS) is out until the All-Star break with a strained left oblique, but that's not what's been bugging the Yankees lately – it's the pitching, which has fallen to No. 20 in the majors at 2.2 WAR over the past 30 days.
Eovaldi has been excellent, though. The Bombers have won six of his last eight starts to improve to 10-6, good enough for 4.14 units of profit. Eovaldi regularly throws a 95-mph fastball that tops out at 99 on the radar gun, but it's his new split-fingered change that's got batters a bit puzzled. Now, if that .352 BABIP goes down, maybe Eovaldi's profit margin will rise. We'd also like to see him pitch a little deeper into games, although that shouldn't be much a concern on Tuesday with a fresh bullpen.
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If things look aligned for a Yankees win, one caveat: current Oakland batters have a combined 1.028 OPS against Eovaldi, while Gray has allowed a combined .485 OPS versus New York's hitters. Perhaps now would be a good time to add some A's to your lineup. If you're not too worried about whether 1B Ike Davis (.745 OPS) will get the start or not, he's 5-for-13 lifetime against Eovaldi with two homers and a 1.471 OPS. All this, and only 1% owned at Yahoo leagues as we go to press. We'll take some of that Oakland magic for our MLB picks, too, and may the sphere be with you.
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My name is Logan Gray, and I am an intern at Sharp Memorial United Methodist Church. My job includes working with children in Sunday school (ages three to five) and Children's Church (ages five to ten). I have always loved working with kids, and I had the privilege to do that this past summer while working at Camp Glisson. That experience inspired me to apply for the Sharp internship. When I learned that I received the intern position at Sharp, I was more than excited to start. Though I would soon find out this internship is very different from my camp experience.
Anyone who has ever worked with kids will tell you that it is not an easy job. Younger kids are especially difficult to work with. The youngest group I worked with at Camp Glisson was fourth grade. Through work at camp, I thought I had gained quite a bit of experience with the short attention spans of young children. But after working with three, four, and five year olds, I realized that I still had a lot to learn. On some days, these kids have an attention span of just a matter of seconds. Teaching them was more difficult than I originally expected, and I started to feel like I was not getting through to them despite my best efforts. As weeks went by, I started to feel more comfortable with my role in the church. I still sometimes wondered if I was making a difference in the kids I was working with, but I kept trying my best. Just when I was feeling disheartened, I found out one of the kids came from a broken home. It turned out that Children's Church was this child's only reprieve from their chaotic home life. At this point, I realized how important the Sunday school class and Children's Church are for these kids. This is more than just a Bible story for these kids and is, rather, a hope for them.
Children are the future of the world, but they are not always treated as such. The amount of work and effort put into kids will determine their future. Some people look at children and do not see the importance of working hard for children and investing in them. Through this internship, I see the importance of looking towards children's futures and choosing to invest in and take care of kids. The future will only be as great as the amount of effort that is put into children.


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The biggest breakthrough band of 2014, 5 Seconds of Summer, have announced that they will be setting off on another UK and Ireland tour. 'Sounds Live Feels Live' tour follows the overwhelming demand for the 2015 'Rock Out With Your Socks Out' tour which took the band all over the world performing for over a million fans across three continents. The band will play at The O2 on 7 & 8 April 2016.
The band say: "We had such a blast on the Rock Out With Your Socks Out Tour. It was a big moment for us - our first ever headline arena tour, it is what you dream of. We are going to try and make this tour even better than the last and the best live show possible for you guys. This is such a huge thing for us to be able to come and see you all. We can't wait to play you the new album and loads more, we love you guys and hope you are as excited as we are."
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When you get engaged, apparently you're supposed to know two things right away:
1. Your wedding date
2. Your bridal style
You'd think as a style writer I'd know my "bridal style" right? Um, no. I also write for bridal magazines so I should really know, right? Erm, no. So how does one go about discovering your bridal style? Honestly, I was really hoping for a multiple choice quiz à la Glamour. You know the kind:
1. Where is your favorite place for dinner?
A. Modern Steak
B. Applebee's
C. Lon's at the Hermosa
D. My parent's house
Congratulations! If you picked mostly As you're a modern bride! You should consider a wedding at W Scottsdale and insert-list-of-other-contemporary-wedding-venues-here.
Seriously though, why can't it be that simple?
(I may or may not be pitching this idea to my editor.)
Until then, it's all trial and error and by that, I mean pouring over images on blogs, magazines and Pinterest.
I know I'm not a beach bride. I'm probably not a bohemian bride either. Do most women just know these things? I sure don't. And I've had a hell of a time finding what feels like the perfect place for us.
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Images: Floating candles, Mini lights, Christian Louboutin Volpi Gold, Aisle decor, Dreamy barn wedding, Hanging lights and tulle
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As I have mentioned recently, I had the pleasure of working with such great professionals on an amazing shoot in Sheffield. Photography was by the very talented and lovely Jess Petrie, who's work I love and admire. Nina Marika was the extremely talented stylist, hair by Berquet Laurent of Hair Laundry, Cakes and head pieces – Amy Swann cakes, florals – Swallows and Damsons, make-up by me. The model was the beautiful Urte. The dresses were from the amazing couture designer Claire Pettibone at The White Room Bridal.
I wanted to create a lovely pretty, peachy, dewy, natural, fresh look with a graphite, grey defined eye. I used my trusty Bobbi Brown products and also a bit of MAC strobe cream. Very minimal but very modern and beautiful. Here are a few pics –
The shoot was a inspired by Conceptual elegance and oozed soft and delicate styling with a rough around the edges backdrop.
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The Roman Colosseum has fascinated visitors throughout history, evoking images of fierce gladiators, roaring crowds, and wild lions and tigers springing from their cages. For the first time, there is access to this awe-inspiring structuree's underground and upper levels, closed since the 1970's, as well - not for the general public, but through this tour.
On the underground level of the Colosseum, you'll see where preparations were made for the life and death "games" played out on the arena floor. Climbing to the upper levels, you'll be rewarded with stunning panoramic views of the amphitheater itself, the Roman Forum, and Palatine Hill.
Not content with a bird's eye view of Ancient Rome's sites, we'll take you to experience them up close and personal. You'll visit the Roman Forum - once the site of a lively marketplace - and the Via Sacra - the main street that Caesar's soldiers marched down on their return from conquest.
On the Palatine Hill, you'll hear the legend of Romulus and Remus, twin brothers abandoned as babies and raised by a she-wolf. The two brothers fought one another to create an empire, with Romulus as the victor and founder of Rome.
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The Colosseum does not allow any company to conduct private visits to the Underground areas. Therefore, we can only run this tour as a group tour. We limit our groups to no more than 24 people to ensure the tour is special for all our guests.
If you wish to explore the Colosseum on your own after your tour, you should take our Express Colosseum Tour with Gladiator's Entrance and Special Arena Floor Access (with or without Breakfast). This gives you a guided tour of the Colosseum only. After the tour you can choose to either enjoy the skip-the-line entrance tickets to the Roman Forum (our guide would accompany you to enter but the visit is not guided) or stay inside the Colosseum without the guide.
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To me their are other reasons for expanding cloud computing.
Programs will be in a cloud so a monthly or yearly charge can be added for the use of every program. I'm not talking about downloading a program and installing it. Then registering it and paying for it. NO NO, the program stays in the cloud and you pay for the right to use it in the cloud.
They will be able to charge for the time you are using a program and how many people from a single payer is using the program at one time. Don't think they won't have a way of monitoring such things.
For a large company with many people accessing Microsoft Office (example) would cost a ton of money.
Now don't think the ISP are going to miss out on the money grabbing. Once your internet use goes sky high they will put extra charges in place that you will have no control over. It won't be liking shopping 10 stores for a fluffy pare of little rabbit house slippers and choosing the ones with the best price. You will have one provider.
Fiber optics which would be great. Fiber optics was invented in Alexander Gram Bell's laboratory a very long time ago. I believe in the later part of the 1800's. It would be a safe bet that the world uses less that 1/10 of 1 % of fiber optics in today's internet connections. The chances of fiber optics being ever 50 % of internet use will happen after the next generation of people are collecting social security. It would be billions if not trillions of dollars to do such a upgrade. Of course it would raise the cost of the use of the internet to cover the cost of investment plus a profit margin. Cloud computing has it's uses for some users and that is all well and good.
In most homes if you loose internet access for a short time you just go drink some beer and mow the lawn.
For a industry or business that loose internet connection it is a major problem if they use cloud based programs. Even if it is a short period of time.
I left Government out of this because it seem that when Congress or the President goes on vacation the country runs smoother. Therefor a shut down might be helpful.
I think we all could make a book each on security of cloud computing. Just check out the security problems with cell phones. Signal zips from your phone to a tower and then to a satellite, bingo the whole world of bad guys has access to it.
The companies that will offer the wonders of cloud computing are not doing it because you asked for it, want it or need it. They are not doing it because they want candle light dinners and warm showers with all of us.
They want our money without giving us a choice on the matter. Cloud computing will meet the needs of very few.
Storing or backing up of your computer of 25 gigs in a cloud. Big deal. You can put it on a thumb drive and put it in your pocket. They will have to kill you to get it. If that happens you won't need that 25 gigs of information any more anyway.
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It will be hard to assimilate someone who doesn't have a cloud connection, a slow connection, or has one with a low cap.
Frankly, the author of that article was an arrogant piece of work (I have more accurate terms but Mama told me not to use those words). He not only doesn't give the north end of a southbound, furry, little rodent about people who aren't as privileged has he and/or don't fit the profile he feels they should fit, he says so in a very hateful way ("...it sucks to be you..." Seriously?). I find it impossible to take jerks like him seriously.
Oh, wait! The sagacious donkey works for Micro$not. Why does that not surprise me?
The cloud has its uses now and will be even more useful in the future, but it is not going to take over, kill PCs, etc.
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Orpic (Oman Oil Refineries and Petroleum Industry Company SAOC) recently appointed Mohammed bin Salim Al Kaabi as Financial Controller. This appointment represents Orpic's commitment to provide a strong career path to Omani nationals working in the oil & gas industry.
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The Military Diversionist. Part II.
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I appreciate people will have experienced the same side effects, has anyone any advice on how to get over them.


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1. Ladder Match for the WWE Tag Team Championship: The New Day (c) defeated The Usos and Lucha Dragons
2. Rusev defeated Ryback
3. Chairs Match for the United States Championship: Alberto del Rio (c) defeated Jack Swagger.
4. 8-man Tag Team Elimination Tables Match: The Wyatt Family defeated Team ECW. The Dudley Boyz eliminated Erick Rowan with a 3-D through a table. Luke Harper eliminated Rhyno, followed by Bray Wyatt eliminating D-Von Dudley. Harper eliminated Dreamer, and Braun Strowman chokeslammed Bubba Ray through a table to win the match.
5. Intercontinental Championship Match: Dean Ambrose defeated Kevin Owens (c)
6. Divas Championship Match: Charlotte (c) defeated Paige
7. TLC Match for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship: Sheamus (c) defeated Roman Reigns. The League of Nations interfered, allowing Sheamus to win the match. After the match, Reigns violently attacked the League with a chair. Triple H tried to intervene, so Reigns attacked him as well. He put HHH through a table with an elbow and speared him.


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Bristol's Local Offer needs your participation and feedback to get better.
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We are making Findability through co-production. Co-production is when the people who run services work with the people who use their service to improve it. This means we are working with children, young people, parent carers and services to improve Findability.
We co-produce by believing that
- No one is more important than another person. Everyone has something to give or add – Equality
- We need lots of different people to be involved (for example, black and minority ethnic communities, disabled people and young people) – Diversity
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'Co-production is different to participation. 'Participation' is about services consulting with the people who use their service. 'Co-production' means the people who use the service become equal partners and co-creators.
(Social Care Institute for Excellence (2012) Towards co-production: Taking participation to the next level, SCIE Report 53, London: SCIE.)
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Today is Blog Action Day. I would be a poor example of an environmentalist if I weren't participating in Blog Action Day--the day when thousands of blogs all post on the same subject: taking action to save the environment. Save the environment is a clumsy, inexact phrase, but you get the drift.
I think, for today, I will free-write on why I feel compelled to care about global warming, climate change, air and water quality, smart growth, species and forest conservation, congestion taxes, energy policy, public transportation, solar power, biofuels, bamboo, hydrogen fuel cells, obesity, driving, carbon offsets, etc.
It's quite simple, really. It's partly selfish with respect to my own comfort, and partly selfish with respect to my view of personal and social responsibility.
First, my own comfort. I happen to like the way weather used to be. I was born in St. Louis, and my memories of the torture of windchill as I waited for the bus to my inner-city magnet school, the excitement of watching from my back porch as big thunderstorms rolled in and made the air smell of ozone, of throwing a tantrum at age 3 because we'd had a blizzard and my mom wouldn't let me out to make snow angels, struggling into too-short cable knit tights to wear to church, are some of my favorites. My life's history is written in the weather. When we moved to Anaheim, I became interested in the Santa Ana winds, which I tried desperately to cajole into lifting me off the ground by way of the large patio umbrella. It was during the last big drought, and we snuck through a hole in a chain link fence to explore a dry reservoir.
Then, we moved to the desert. The desert is where I experienced a quick and unfriendly education in the negative side of lovely sunny California living. It was too hot by far, we ran our air conditioner day and night. Though Southern California has no real water of its own, we watered our lawns until the gutters flowed, pooling at the end of the street and supporting a healthy mosquito colony with its embarrassment of nitrates. Our parents drove thousands upon thousands of miles every year to bring home the bacon, leaving us to find real productive diversions, like drugs and sex and fighting and just plain acting out. They also brought the smog. We developed asthma and concealed our pills and inhalers from the school nurse, lest we be without our precious steroids when we really needed them. We depended on family and friends and finally, our own driving abilities, to study, to explore our city, to be hip and go to the indie movie theatre in the next town over, or the cafe where cool bands played in the next county. Our city was just plain ugly, because deserty mountain landscapes really ought not be dotted with mouldering beige stucco slapdash housing developments.
As I got older, graduated from high school and got the hell out of dodge, I vowed never to return. I went to school in the Midwest, in a town more similar to the St. Louis of my youth. I could breathe again. I depended on public transit for everything, and it was easy. I studied on the train. I trudged across town to see a band. I walked to a multitude of coffeeshops. I lived in an old brick building with four friends. I appreciated the trees, the snow, the rain, even the lake effect crap that made getting to class a pain in the neck. And I began to think about this juxtaposition of density, access to public transit, the relative lack of visible crap in the air, the cultural amenities (art, music, theatre!).
When I lived in Seattle, all these thoughts and experiences finally began to coalesce into a belief system that marries ethics with science and enlightened self-interest. Working to mitigate climate change is the right thing to do, because it's unfair to the rest of the world to ignore our incredible impact (though I think if we simply focused on pollution, we'd have a more compelling argument and be much farther along this path by now). For me, it's a much broader issue than simply regulating greenhouse gases. It involves appropriate community planning, making the right food and energy choices, being conscious of our carbon footprint as individuals, and as a society. We should work to build social capital among and across groups, so we aren't so inclined to move as far away from each other as possible. We should learn, once again, to celebrate thrift and frugality. We've been living on borrowed time, but I don't think it's the next generation's. I think it's my old age.
I do some stuff that I really hope helps. For one, I proselytize from this pulpit on occasion. I participate in and help plan environmental awareness activities. I belong to a CSA. I don't drive much. I'm starting to think about innovative ways to get yarn, and I consider the production methods that are used to create the yarn I do buy. I recycle, and if I had a place to use it, I'd compost too. I buy carbon offsets for plane trips, and I participate in SMUD's Greenergy program. In fact, in honor of today, I just increased my greenergy participation to 100% and signed on to pay a higher rate for my electricity so that solar panels can be installed on community facilities. I air dry my clothing and I don't use hot water to wash my clothes. I'm constantly experimenting with ways to wash my dishes that use less water. I'm working on using my bike to get around, regardless of the weather.
I hope that, in addition to reading about blog action day, people will consider taking some of these steps.


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American Slavery Since Abolition (1865-to the present) (HIC2006)
|Dr Kristofer Allerfeldt - Convenor
|Credit Value
|ECTS Value
|NQF Level
|Duration of Module
|Term 2: 11 weeks;
Module aims
The module will investigate a wide range of topics. It will look into the nature of US slavery scrutinising such manifestations as the Prison Industrial Complex; the sex trade, wage slavery and coolie labour. Close comparisons will be made with plantation slavery and the trans-Atlantic slave trade to encourage an understanding of the changing nature of slavery. It will look at how slavery is fostered by immigration legislation and sexual and economic inequality. It will examine how and where abolition legislation has succeeded or failed – and why. It will pay particular attention to ties between crime and slavery, examining in some detail issues of agency and coercion. All these will be investigated in their historical context with close attention to the historiography, as well as with reference to the problem today.
The module will use his ties with a network of current activists, especially legislators, law-enforcers and modern abolitionists. It is intended to offer students an opportunity to understand, first hand, the problems and issues involved in drafting assessing and enforcing legislation on such a complex topic
ILO: Module-specific skills
- 1. To gain a good knowledge of the history of US slavery, before and after 1865
- 2. To be gain the ability to argue why slavery continued after abolition, and what measures have been taken to control/eliminate it
ILO: Discipline-specific skills
- 3. Formulate appropriate questions relating to a body of source material and utilize that material to answer these questions
- 4. Evaluate critically the reasoning of discourses current in the period under study
ILO: Personal and key skills
- 5. Combine independent, autonomous study with the ability to work collaboratively
- 6. With minimum guidance, digest, select and synthesise evidence and arguments to produce, to a deadline, a coherent and cogent argument
Syllabus plan
The module will have a spine of eleven lectures. These essentially address broad topics in a thematic structure. These will be - 1. Defining slavery; 2 The US abolitionist movement; 3 Race and slavery; 4 The wage slave; 5 The sex slave; 6 Immigration and slavery; 7 Slave traders; 8 Slave narratives in fiction and fact; 9 Slavery and the caste system; 10 American slavery in a world context; 11 The historiography of post-abolition US slavery
Each of these topics will be expanded in eleven seminars that will run concurrently with the weeks theme. Students will be given questions on ELE to address and on which to present in small groups developing ideas put forward in that week's lecture.
Learning activities and teaching methods (given in hours of study time)
|Scheduled Learning and Teaching Activities
|Guided independent study
|Placement / study abroad
Details of learning activities and teaching methods
|Hours of study time
|1 Hour: 11 Weeks
|11 Thematic Lectures
|1 Hour: 11 Weeks
|Prepared discussion questions given on ELE to be presented and debated in seminar groups
Formative assessment
|Form of assessment
|Size of the assessment (eg length / duration)
|ILOs assessed
|Feedback method
|Weekly Seminar Questions Answered in Groups
|10 Minutes
|Discussion with Peers and Module Convenor
Summative assessment (% of credit)
|Written exams
|Practical exams
Details of summative assessment
|Form of assessment
|% of credit
|Size of the assessment (eg length / duration)
|ILOs assessed
|Feedback method
|2,000 words
|Written comments and verbal feedback on request
Details of re-assessment (where required by referral or deferral)
|Original form of assessment
|Form of re-assessment
|ILOs re-assessed
|Timescale for re-assessment
|Essay 2000w
|Essay 2000 words
|Referral/deferral period
Indicative learning resources - Basic reading
Basic reading:
Kevin Bales, Disposable People (Berkeley, 1999)
Douglas Blackmon, Slavery By Another Name (New York, 2008)
Pete Daniel, The Shadow Of Slavery (Urbana, 1972)
Julia O'Connell Davidson, Modern Slavery (London, 2015)
Joel Quirk, The Anti-Slavery Project (Philadelphia, 2011)
Gretchen Soderlund, Sex Trafficking, Scandal and the Transformation of Journalism 1885-1917 (Chicago, 2013)
Phil Williams (ed.), Illegal Immigration and Commercial Sex (London, 1999)
Module has an active ELE page?
Indicative learning resources - Web based and electronic resources
ELE – College to provide hyperlink to appropriate pages
Available as distance learning?
Origin date
Key words search
Slavery, USA, 1865-2017, Human Trafficking, Prisons, Coolies, Race, Sex Trafficking, Abolition, Immigration Control


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Kings Island, Kings Island, OH
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Kings Island
5691 Kings Island Drive Mason
America's 17th Most Visited Park of 2007
According to themeit.com, the park saw an estimated 3 million visitors in 2007, making it the 17th most visited theme park in the US.
Interesting Facts
The Effiel Tower replica is actual 1/3 of the actual height of the original, and elevators regularly take patrons up to the top of the tower, which provides a chance to see the entire park and, at park closing, offers the best view of the nightly fireworks display.
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· Very detailed description of all the theme park rides and attraction, as well as with the requirements
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· Lack of any objective reviews as this is the site from the parent company
Accuracy & Authority – 4/5
Since most of the information is directly from the people who brought us the theme park, information is accurate and relevant.
Objectivity – 2/5
As this is the main website, the main aim is to attract more visitors to the park. As such, information may be biased and tweaked in a way that may "sell" the park.
Currency – 5/5
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Rift flank uplift at the Gulf of California: No requirement for asthenospheric upwelling
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Citation:Mark, C., Gupta, S., Carter, A., Mark, D.F., Gautheron, C., Martin, A., Rift flank uplift at the Gulf of California: No requirement for asthenospheric upwelling, Geology, 2014
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Continental rifts are commonly flanked by zones of high elevation, but the cause of uplift remains controversial. Proposed uplift mechanisms include active and induced asthenospheric upwelling, and isostatically driven lithospheric flexure. Discrimination between these hypotheses requires close constraint of the timing of rift flank uplift and crustal extension. Here, we focus on the well-preserved Neogene Gulf of California rift. The western rift margin is characterized by a prominent east-facing kilometer-scale escarpment, which bounds a west-tilted, topographically asymmetric rift flank. We exploit west-draining canyons incised into the rift flank to constrain the timing of uplift to between ca. 5.6 and 3.2 Ma using 40Ar/39Ar dating of lavas, which show cut-and-fill relationships to the canyons. Rift flank uplift closely followed the onset of slip on the principal fault of the Loreto rift segment at ca. 8?6 Ma, the age of which we obtain from apatite (U-Th)/He and fission-track thermochronologic analysis of rift escarpment exhumation. Uplift was therefore coeval with lithospheric rupture and the onset of oceanic spreading between ca. 6 and 3 Ma, but post-dates a proposed asthenospheric upwelling event by ~8?10 Ma. The timing of uplift is inconsistent with either active or induced upwelling as uplift mechanisms, and we conclude that rift flank uplift was driven by the flexural response to lithospheric unloading.
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Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)
Author's Homepage:http://people.tcd.ie/markc
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Author: MARK, CHRISTOPHER
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