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It's a time of transition, a time to look to the judgment of history. The case before us is the first Democratic president in six decades to be elected to two terms. Voters understood at the outset that he came before them trailing conspicuous liabilities: His party had been deeply discredited by its questionable role in a divisive war just a generation earlier. He himself had avoided military service in that war. His presidential campaign was marred by salacious rumors of sexual misconduct, to which, in effect, he publicly confessed -- a confession that the public, somewhat surprisingly, appeared to understand and accept. And thanks to a splinter populist movement that siphoned off some of the strength of the incumbent Republican president, he was elected.
In office, he favored more restrictive spending policies but more expansive trade policies. He fancied himself a reformer, a legatee of a liberalizing tradition handed down from his party's glory days a generation or two earlier, but a reformer chastened by past policy and political failures. He called himself a new Democrat. But neither the country nor the Congress was in a mood for much reform. He announced grand schemes but accomplished little. His situation was made especially difficult by the inability of his party to pull together sufficiently to control the Congress. Democrats were the majority party in both chambers for just two of his eight years in office. No wonder he was frustrated.
The president in question, of course, was Grover Cleveland. It was the Civil War that had discredited the Democrats of his day, because they were thought to be the party of disunion. As the draft law of the era allowed him to, Cleveland had hired a substitute to serve for him in the Civil War. His sexual scandal was an accusation of having fathered an illegitimate child. The third-party candidate who helped him win was James B. Weaver of the Populists. And his big reform issue was lower tariffs, an important step in the direction of what our era has come to call globalization.
I've taken this exercise of assimilating Bill Clinton to Grover Cleveland about as far as it will go: not only were Cleveland's two terms not sequential, but, more fundamentally, his second term was swamped by an economic crisis the likes of which the country had never seen. The notorious Depression of the 1890's shut down the Democrats' bid in those years to become a long-term majority party. As historians never tire of saying, each historical moment is unique and must be understood on its own terms. And yet it is worth lingering in these apparently remote historical precincts just a bit longer.
When Cleveland left office for good in 1897, he ended the presidency of the only Democrat elected to the office since James Buchanan 36 years earlier. When William McKinley followed Cleveland in 1897, he ushered in a period of precisely 36 years when Republicans dominated the national political scene. They held the White House consecutively until 1933, except for the brief interlude of Woodrow Wilson's presidency, itself made possible only by the major split in Republican ranks in 1912, when Theodore Roosevelt bolted to form the most successful third party in American history. That pair of 36-year intervals is intriguing. They form part of a pattern that has by now become something of a chestnut among students of American political history.Continue reading the main story
The pattern is the remarkable periodicity of something called American party systems: sequential historical eras characterized by distinctive relationships between the contending political parties and constellations of electoral majorities. In this accounting, there have been five clearly defined party systems since the nation's founding: the first from 1789 to 1828, the second stretching from Andrew Jackson's election to Abraham Lincoln's, the third spanning the era from Lincoln's presidency to McKinley's, the fourth running from 1897 to 1933, and the fifth dominated by the Democrats and Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal coalition.
The idea that some deep, mysterious mechanism has shaped those three-and-a-half-decade cycles of political realignment raised the possibility that in about 1968 we would see the wheel of history turn again with the emergence of a sixth political system. Precisely that prediction formed the premise of Kevin Phillips's provocative political tract of 1969, ''The Emerging Republican Majority.''
Yet if there has been a sixth system, it has been a much messier proposition than the earlier ones. So messy, in fact, that the theory of a built-in periodicity in American political history has been rather discredited in recent years. But it may be that in time we will come to see the years from 1968 to 2000, or perhaps 2004, as constituting a coherent unit of analysis. Our own era bears some arresting resemblances to Grover Cleveland's late 19th century. As then, we live in a time of precarious political balance between the two parties (divided government, it's sometimes called), of checkmate and stasis in the political system, swelling energy in the private economic sphere, and an inchoate but building sense that the capacity of our formal political institutions is growing dangerously incommensurate with the scale and power of the forces at work in the economy at large.
A similar sense a hundred years ago gave birth to the progressive movement, a broad-based effort at reform whose principal historical project was to devise the theory and the institutions of activist government -- to substitute drift for mastery, as Walter Lippmann once described it. That reform ferment yielded meaningful results at last in the New Deal, which defined both the political universe in which we have lived ever since and the terms in which the very legitimacy of our government is still argued.
The challenge of the future is to devise -- and to legitimate -- a set of new institutions that will allow for a measure of politically accountable control over our own economic and social environment. Those institutions are not likely to look like the ones the New Dealers created. They will not be national institutions, but international ones. They will be scaled to deal with the array of issues generated by globalization: the vast increases in the flow of capital, technology, information, goods, culture and even peoples that have been the signature creation of the post-World War II era.
Bill Clinton has, in fact, taken the measure of globalization and has foreseen the necessity of reforms both domestic and international to navigate into that future, indeed to survive in it. Yet he has been unable to do much about that vision, and for reasons that have little to do with Monica Lewinsky or the threat of impeachment. That scandal and its political fallout were but the last and redundant nails in the coffin of the Clinton presidency. He has been effectively a crippled duck almost from the outset, and for reasons that Grover Cleveland would have understood: political paralysis and the inability of either party to build a stable electoral majority.
Yet the party and the political leaders who can take on the question of the commensurability of political institutions with the economic and social realities of our time, and who can make a plausible case both to the American people and to peoples elsewhere about the necessity of political change that will match the phenomenally rapid changes that the new millennium is bringing in the circumstances of our lives, will be in power for a long time to come. They will preside over their own durable party system, whatever ordinal number history will assign it.Continue reading the main story

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Mars is never far from our SF minds.
How could it not be? Mars has been influencing our imaginations and dreams for centuries, ever since mankind gazed into the night sky and wondered about the reddish dot that moved through the cosmos unlike the stars about it. It is perhaps the most common idea used in SF film, movie directors weaving tales about it on the silver screen every year to varying successes. With Matt Damon's "The Martian" becoming a blockbuster though and the forthcoming teen SF movie "The Space Between Us" set to release February 2, pop culture can't get enough of the Red Planet.
Mars is not relegated to just Hollywood though. SF books are the reason those films exist. And in her new book, Martians Abroad, Carrie Vaughn brings a personal story of Mars and of Earth, hearkening back to those Golden Age Mars books that we all fell in love with as young adults.
Vaughn has left her colony on Mars to visit Earth and answer a few questions!
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Unbound Worlds: Martians Abroad is in fine bookstores now. Tell Unbound Worlds readers about it and its main character, Polly Newton?
Carrie Vaughn: Polly Newton is a third generation Martian colonist. Her dearest wish is to become a starship pilot, but that gets derailed when her mother sends her and her twin brother Charles to Earth for boarding school. Polly is not happy about this at all, and not just because remedial P.E. sucks.
UW: Sometimes science fiction can be short on the human element, focusing more on big ideas. How did you go about grounding Polly so the reader could relate to her?
CV: In some ways this is your basic "new kid doesn't fit in at school" story. Tying such a familiar story to a science fictional setting turns out to be a great way to ground a science fiction story, making it relatable even if the setting is strange. In writing Polly I could draw on my own experience as a military brat, growing up and moving to a new place every couple of years and having to adjust, to make Polly a vivid, believable character.
UW: Martians Abroad is quite the change from your Kitty Norville books. Why venture so far away from urban fantasy? What need did writing Martians Abroad serve for you as a writer?
CV: I've always written across a wide range of genres in my short stories, so it was inevitable I'd eventually get to futuristic solar system SF in a novel. The inspiration for this one was the Golden Age SF books my mother gave me to read as a kid, the ones that she read when she was a kid. I wanted to capture that optimism and tone of fun adventure, but update the story with all the information we've learned about Mars, space travel, and so on over the last ten or twenty years. I also wanted to have a teen girl as the hero, because why not?
UW: Born a Martian, Polly has plans to be a starship pilot but circumstance pushes her to Earth. Did you ever have plans to be anything other than a writer and something changed your professional direction? Or was being a word-spinner always your destiny?
CV: In hindsight, I was probably always destined to write because I love it, and I could never focus on just one thing to study, which turns out to be great for a writer. But there was a point as a kid when I desperately wanted to be a field biologist – I want to go tag deer and band birds and spend all my time with animals in the wilderness. It turns out you have to get up freakishly early in the morning to do that kind of thing, and I'm not very good at mornings. I still birdwatch quite a bit, though.
UW: Martians Abroad could easily be the beginning of series, Polly being quite young and impulsive — although smart — in the novel, with a lot of room to grow into an adult. Given any thought to that?
CV: I have ideas for sequels – I always have ideas! But right now my deadlines are focused on other projects so we'll just have to wait and see what happens.
UW: Well, what are you working on now? Share, share, share!
CV: The usual round of short stories. My next novel is a post-apocalyptic murder mystery called Bannerless, due out in July. I'm currently working on the sequel to that one.
Martians Abroad by Carrie Vaughn is in fine bookstores now! If you are looking for a wonderful and inspiring tale of SF, I think you will enjoy it a great deal.
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New York, NY (PRWEB) October 23, 2015
October 23, 2015 – Pearson will be co-hosting several interactive and informative webinars with the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA), as part of National Distance Learning Week (NDLW), which will be celebrated November 9-13, 2015. Webinar topics will include Competency-Based Education, blogging in teaching, building virtual presence in the workplace, and employability. Additionally, Pearson is proud to partner with the International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) to host the webinar, "10 Signs That the Shift to Digital Is Underway – and 5 Ways to Get Ahead of the Curve," and "Adapting Online Programs to Changing Market Opportunities – A case study from the University of Southern California" in conjunction with the Online Learning Consortium.
During NDLW, sectors including Pre-K-12, Higher Education, Corporate, Government/Military, and more will educate their constituents on the amazing growth in distance learning and showcase their accomplishments. Pearson's NDLW celebration will also include Voices of Online Learning success stories that demonstrate how online education is improving the lives of learners. Additional information and registration details on the webinars can be found at http://www.pearsoned.com/ndlw and below:
Title: The Employability Challenge: Better Outcomes for Students, Employers, and Institutions
When: Wednesday, November 4, 2015, 1:00 PM EST
-Sean Gallagher, Ph.D., Chief Strategy Officer, Northeastern University's Global Network
-Peter Stokes, Ph.D., Managing Director, Huron Consulting Group
What: Numerous forces, including underemployment and the skills gap, are pressuring colleges and universities to devote more energy to ensuring that their graduates are career-ready. While most institutions already offer programs designed to support career preparation for their students – internships, career services, mentoring programs – few have integrated these efforts to produce demonstrably better career outcomes for students.
Work readiness is a shared responsibility and this webinar is designed for those that seek to strengthen or establish career preparation programs that are integrated with rigorous academic programs in meaningful ways.
Title: The CBE Playbook: Employers and Employability
When: Tuesday, November 10, 1:00 PM EST
-Ed Sargent, Project Director PACE-IT, VP of Workforce Development/Training, Edmonds Community College
-Mary Hendrix, Ph.D., Vice President Student Access, SuccessTexas Affordable Baccalaureate Program, Texas A&M University
What: Competency-Based Education can help improve the connection between a college degree or certification and employment. But forging this important connection requires closer working relationships between higher education institutions offering CBE programs and local and national employers. Join this webinar to learn more about strategies for developing employer partnerships and increasing the employability of graduates from CBE programs.
Title: Using Blogging in Teaching
When: Wednesday, November 11, 12:00 PM / EST
-Sam Sommers, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Psychology, Tufts University
What: For many of us, a primary objective in teaching is to facilitate students' active consideration of how the studies, phenomena, and theories they read about apply to their daily lives. This presentation explores how blogging can further this goal. Specifically, I incorporate blogging into my psychology courses in two ways: a class blog where I post related content and students can respond, and a personal blog in which students analyze events from their own lives through a psychological lens. Advantages, challenges, and assessment will be discussed, as will applicability for both in-person and online courses.
Title: Virtual Presence: Inspire and Engage in the Virtual Classroom and Beyond
When: Wednesday, November 11, 1:00 PM / EST
-Kate Nugent, Facilitator and Director of Product & Training, The Ariel Group
What: In the virtual medium, great content can easily be sabotaged by a presenter's low energy, irritating vocal qualities or general inability to engage and excite their audience. Whether presenting online to hundreds via webinar, facilitating a small virtual classroom workshop, or phone conferencing with team members and direct reports, the most effective training leaders and facilitators harness their virtual presence to authentically connect with the hearts and minds of others for maximum impact.
Title: 10 Signs That the Shift to Digital Is Underway – and 5 Ways to Get Ahead of the Curve
When: Thursday, November 12, 1:00 PM /EST
-John Watson, President of Evergreen Education Group, Lead author of the annual "Keeping Pace" Report
-Mickey Revenaugh, Co-founder of Connections Education, Board President of iNACOL
What: The impact of technology on every aspect of our lives has accelerated and multiplied over the past few years, changing the way we communicate with our families, buy groceries, catch a ride to the airport, and even plan for our deaths. Traditionally, K-12 education has been slow to change compared with the realm of business or consumers, but all around us is evidence that the shift to digital learning is finally happening. On this webinar, two leading digital education experts talk about the evidence they're seeing across the U.S. that technology is taking root – and pinpoint the gaps that remain. Tune in to hear observations and advice from John Watson, CEO of Evergreen Education Group and co-author of Evergreen's annual Keeping Pace Report, and Mickey Revenaugh, co-founder of Connections Education and Board President of iNACOL.
Title: Adapting Online Programs to Changing Market Opportunities: A case study from University of Southern California
When: Thursday, November 12, 2:00 PM /EST
-Neil Teixeira, Director of Distance Learning, Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, University of Southern California
-Rebecca Weintraub, Clinical Professor, Director, Master of Communication Management Program, Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism, University of Southern California
-Facilitator: Brian DeKemper, Director of Business Development, Pearson
What: Join academic leaders from the University of Southern California to discuss the challenges that come with launching and maintaining online degree programs and solutions to address those challenges. Topics covered will include marketing, enrollment, curriculum design, student services and more.
The University of Southern California (USC) is one of the world's leading private research universities. The Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism at USC launched its online Master of Communication Management program in the fall of 2011. This immersive online communication degree is designed for students at various professional levels across many communication-related disciplines, including corporate and strategic communications, marketing and public relations.
This hour-long webinar will benefit both administrators and faculty who are responsible for growing online programs in the ever-evolving higher education market space.
Participate in the conversation by following #NDLW, on Twitter.
About Pearson
Pearson is the world's leading learning company, with 40,000 employees in more than 80 countries working to help people of all ages to make measurable progress in their lives through learning. For more information about Pearson, visit http://www.pearson.com.
About USDLA
The United States Distance Learning Association is a non-profit association formed in 1987 and is located in Boston, Massachusetts. USDLA promotes the development and application of distance learning for education and training and serves the needs of the distance learning community by providing advocacy, information, networking and opportunity. Distance learning and training constituencies served include pre-k-12 education, higher and continuing education, home schooling as well as business, corporate, military, government and telehealth markets. The USDLA trademarked logo is the recognized worldwide symbol of dedicated professionals committed to the distance learning industry.
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This page covers the designation of Local Areas, historical and current funding in the area, handouts, waivers, and external links to additional resources. Event presentations from the 4-day training event, WIOA: Implementing Change, was held in Columbus from Oct. 20-23, 2015 where you can review handouts from all presenters.
WIOA provides Ohio new opportunities to:• Advance partner linkages through state, regional, and local planning• Increase return on investment through performance criteria and integrated case management system through core programs•
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PY 2015 Waiver Decisions Based Upon the Implementation of WIOA OhioMeansJobs System Certification Phase 1Overview of CertificationInstructions and preparation (3 pages)Measures Checklist (fillable MSWord form JFS 08044 OhioMeansJobs One-Stop System Certification)Webinar: Guidance for Review Teams, Re: Measures Checklist OhioMeansJobs System Certification Phase 2 & 3In-person Mystery Shopper Survey Phone Mystery Shopper Survey Additional WIOA Resources
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To all parents trying to make deposits into their children's lunch account using Touchbase. You may access your account by clicking the InTouch logo at the bottom of the page.
When making an online payment into your family lunch account please be sure that you choose a student's name with a school building to its right. This will enter your deposit into the family account. You only need to choose one student for this.
If you choose just your last name with the word "WEBSITE" to the right the money will not get into the lunch account. Our system must be able to recognize someone with an account number in School Dining.
PLEASE DO NOT CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT as your account has already been created for you.
If you have clicked the wrong account or created a new one, please contact the Administration Building at 563-259-3000 and let them know so they can correct this for you.
If you need or do not remember your account information, please contact the Administration Building at 563-259-3000.
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Population connected to public water supply
Access to drinking water: connection to a water supply system (usually pipes) with public access. Data are given as a percentage of resident popupation.
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Not smitten with yesterday's new Nexus phone announcements? HTC has announced that it will be holding a "virtual event" on October 20 to unveil its "newest HTC One." The invitation doesn't give us any clues about the new phone, save for a faint outline which matches that of the yet unannounced HTC One A9. Rumors have indicated that the HTC One A9 will launch in the US, Europe and Asia and will be backed by a substantial marketing campaign. This speculation is backed up by the fact that HTC shared the details of the launch event on its global, US and UK social media accounts.
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Surveying Vocational Programs for the Severely and Profoundly Retarded (1977): A Historical Perspective.
Olson, Spencer A., Jr.; And Others
A national sample (N=215) of community and residential facilities were surveyed regarding existing vocational programs for severely and profoundly mentally retarded persons. Among findings was that only 4% (N=9) of the facilities offered vocational programs for the severely and profoundly retarded. The survey indicated that community and state vocational programs have been almost nonexistent for the severely and profoundly developmentally disabled as of 1977. (SBH)
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The Joint Consultative Committee on Medical Acupuncture (JCCMA) is a tripartite committee with representatives from the Australian Medical Acupuncture College (AMAC), The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) and the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM)). Representatives of the three Colleges attend JCCMA meetings. Meetings are held as required.
The current membership of the JCCMA is two Medical Acupuncturists from AMAC, two GP Medical Acupuncturists nominated by the RACGP, and two rural GP Medical Acupuncturists nominated by ACRRM.
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There is one Medical Acupuncture accredited training course accredited by the JCCMA.
The Australian Medical Acupuncture Course Part 1: is an accredited course run by the Australian Medical Acupuncture College (AMAC). Medical practitioners qualify to sit the AMAC Course Part 1 examination upon successful completion of the course. This course can be undertaken over a one or two year period (approximately 270 hours), consisting of face to face workshops, online lectures and mentorship.
Further information: https://www.amac.org.au/
Following completion of the basic training course, the AMAC Course Part 1 written and clinical examinations must be successfully completed before a GP can apply for accreditation for Medical Acupuncture.
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We can begin with today and ask where you are going and you might answer differently than if you answer where you think you are going with your life.
For today, you will probably recite an itinerary. example: I'm going to church then to lunch and later my girl friend is coming over.
But no, that is what you are "doing" — where are you going? What is the direction of your life?
Are you planning each day so that at the end of your days you will have done something every day? That is the norm. You might say, "I spent my life doing stuff."
Now, let me suggest spending your days being something better and better. This requires focusing on your attitudes and desire for a higher existence.
Are you going to a place of peace or upheaval and worry?
Are you going to reach out to people you love or be too busy to care?
Are you going to reach out to people who desperately need love or pursue your selfish "wants" without pause or conscience?
Are you going to criticize and judge people or rise above putting them down?
Are you going to be kind or are you going to gossip and shame others?
Are you going to trust your Creator and Source for guidance or ramrod through life thoughtlessly?
These and many more are the choices you make every day.
One way of thinking leads you to a pit that gets deeper and deeper.
The other way takes you upward into the light.
I am saying this figuratively, but there are many who would say it literally.
So, ask yourself: Where am I going?
Then, choose well.
Remember – In the game of Life who LOVES the most — WINS!
Love, Light and Blessings to all of you! Amen…
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Dustin Johnson's manager and his coach still aren't sure when he will return, but his trainer is backing Golf Channel reporter Tim Rosaforte's story Monday that Johnson is aiming to return to the PGA Tour at the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines, Feb. 5-8.
"To the best of my knowledge" the timeline is correct, trainer Joey Diovisalvi texted Golf.com Tuesday, but Diovisalvi added that plans change and it's far too early to set the return date in stone.
David Winkle, Johnson's agent, reiterated Tuesday that Johnson has said all along he will return to the Tour after the birth of his and fiancé Paulina Gretzky's first child. Swing coach Claude Harmon, who teaches Johnson, said, "I don't know his time frame. The few times I saw him [at the Floridian, just north of West Palm Beach] he's looked healthy and happy. He's playing and practicing a lot, but he hasn't mentioned anything to me."
Johnson, 30, has long flirted with the title of America's Best Young Player. An eight-time Tour winner, he led by three shots going into the final round of the 2010 U.S. Open at Pebble Beach but blew up to a final-round 82. He lost the PGA Championship at Whistling Straits later that summer when he mistakenly grounded his club in a bunker. Johnson contended again at the British Open last July, but couldn't keep up with Rory McIlroy.
It was shortly afterward that Johnson's 2014 season, one of his best, came to an abrupt end. He announced he was taking leave of absence on July 31, vowing to address "personal challenges" after running afoul of the PGA Tour for what Golf.com would reveal was his third failed drug test.
The Tour contended Johnson was not dealt a six-month suspension, as Golf.com reported Aug. 1, but was taking time off of his own accord. Unlike other professional sports leagues, the Tour does not disclose details of suspensions, but should Johnson return to action at the Farmers, starting Feb. 5, it would be six months and four days since the Golf.com report. His results at the scenic and storied Torrey Pines tournament have been mostly unexceptional, with his best a T3 in 2011.
(PHOTOS: Dustin Johnson and Paulina Gretzky)
Johnson has been sorely missed — perhaps more so than anyone could have predicted when he dropped off the Tour. His absence was felt most acutely by the U.S. Ryder Cup team, which traveled to Scotland and lost badly, triggering a wave of second-guessing and hurt feelings.
He also has remained in the news despite not playing golf on TV. A recent report showed Johnson had moved from 17th to 15th in the World Ranking despite his continuing absence. (He is now 16th.) Playing only through July of this year, Johnson earned $4.25 million in 17 starts, and recent accounts would suggest his game hasn't suffered much as a result of his hiatus from competition. He reportedly shot a course-record 61 at L.A.'s Sherwood Country Club last month.
He also recently filed suit against a former business advisor.
Winkle, his agent, says the long-hitting golfer has done everything he said he would, in order to improve as both a player and a person, when he dropped off the Tour. "He's really excited about being a parent," Winkle said.
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We worked madly to get things prepped for the arrival of kit parts, but the shipping of the SIPS, which matter most, got delayed putting the whole thing at a stand still. However, it did give us time to address issues on the south side of the old part of the house and prepare it for the new window and door. We removed and old door and framed it for a new window, and removed an old window and framed it for a set of new french doors which will lead out to a screened-in porch. Actually, we ran around gathering things, cleaning up and making lunch while my brother and our neighbor Eric did all the work.
AND THEN... the SIPs arrived yesterday.
|I just caught the truck as it was pulling away after we unloaded the SIPS
Our builders were able to make big progress today. In fact, when I arrived at the house late in the day the sight of it brought me to tears. Each stage and layer of the reality of this blows my mind. A shout out to the two greatest guys who are building our house -- Colin Bargeron & Ilya Radysh!
The roofing arrives tomorrow and on Friday we are having a 'SIPS raising party'. A bunch of hands, cordless drills and a bazillion screws - the first floor should be built in a day! Stay tuned...
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Halston Sage, Max Schneider, & Stevie Lynn Jones on NBC Thriller "Crisis"
The YH Studio welcomes up-and-coming stars Halston Sage, Max Schneider, and Stevie Lynn Jones to get the lowdown on their NBC drama series, "Crisis"... a far cry from Halston and Max's previous collaboration, Nickelodeon's "How To Rock"! The threesome talk about working with veteran actors like Gillian Anderson and Dermot Mulroney, plus they reveal where they want to see their own characters' stories go! Hosted by Oliver Trevena (@olivertrevena). Check out the Young Hollywood Store Here: http://shopyounghollywood.com/


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takes immense pride in introducing ourselves as the Exporter, Manufacturer, Wholesaler and Supplier of Herbal Oils, Essential Oils, Organic Essential Oils, Herbal Extract Oils,Essential Oils, Pure Natural Essential Oils that are widely used for Aroma Therapy, Flavours, Ayurveda, Fragrances, in Spa treatment centres, Tobacco Perfumes, Pharmaceuticals, Perfumery Cosmetics and more.
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We also assist various fragrance companies in improving the art of developing fragrances by offering a variety of high quality fragrance ingredients. Human life needs fragrance and formulating aroma is a complex combination of art and science art. We practice this art and science to satisfy the basic human need for sensory satisfaction. We have grown to acquire the position of leader in the realm of essential oils along with wellness solutions.
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Summer quiz results 2017
In comparison to the production of tomatoes in a cold tunnel, the environmental impacts for growing a tomato in a greenhouse are:
- Twice as less
- Twice as great
- Equal
- 4 to 5 times higher
Source: http://seeds4green.net/content/environmental-evaluation-greenhouse-tomato-production-france
Within the life cycle of "vinho verde" wine, which stage is the main contributor to the environmental impacts?
- Viticulture
- Wine production (vinification to storage)
- Wine distribution
- Bottles production
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The winner is Charlotte Sannier.
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December 2, 2017 @ 5:30 am – 11:30 pm
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It's the most wonderful time of the year ……..to visit New York City! You can spend the day enjoying all the spectacular holiday decorations, window displays, Rockefeller Christmas Tree, ice skating, shopping, site seeing or catching one of the many show on Broadway – the choice is yours. You will spend this day of adventure on your own enjoying all that Manhattan has to offer.
The bus will depart at 5:30 am from the Ocean Pines Community Center. We will stop for a fast food breakfast. Time in New York will be approximately 10:00 am – 6:00 am. We will arrive in Ocean Pines at approximately 11:30 pm, with a fast food stop on the return trip. Price includes transportation only.


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Trans-Canada Road Trip – New Brunswick
New Brunswick is often considered to be a drive though provence for a lot of people heading out to Nova Scotia or PEI. We spent 8 nights crossing the lower coast and then up the boarder with America. We found New brunswick to be a truly amazing place! The beautiful green rolling fields, thick forrest, dramatic coasts and rivers carving through the countryside and then there are the amazing people. Yet again Canada you do not disappoint with the incredible people!!
We spent a night on a nice little beachside camping spot down the end of a dead end road not very close to anywhere. It was beautiful. We a lovely relaxing afternoon just chilling by the water before a big storm rolled in and we had thunder and lightening over the night. We were all nice and snuggy in 'Harrison' our portable house 🙂
Our first main stop in New Brunswick was in Moncton. I must saw it is not the most physically appealing city though it definitely has potential and the people want to make it better… prettier. With the upper 'chocolate river' .. a tidal river so it is always muddy brown.. carving its way though the centre city it brings lots of exciting things to do and then dotted with little parks in and around it is great.
Our friend Sean recommended us to do Treego whilst we were in New Brunswick so that was what drew us into Moncton. This is a high rise zip line and ropes course though the forrest. It is super cool!! We unfortunately went at the wrong time so it was kinda busy, if you are a small group I would recommend to go early in the morning. But as we also didn't book we were just happy to be going at all. There courses are colour coded from easy to hard and you can stop at any time you like, though I don't know why you would. Everything is very safe as you are wearing harnesses so if you slip off the swings or walking the line you don't fall far. Some of the zip lines are a good few hundred meters crossing over the rivers too. It was a great way to spend a few hours.
The staff there were all really helpful and nice, one of which even offered us a place to stay but as we knew some bad weather was coming we wanted to make our way down the coast to make the most of the sunshine as we could.
So that was what we did, we headed south from Moncton, driving down the chocolate river. We went though beautiful green country side and rolling fields, along past the hopewell rocks as the tide was out so we got a nice glimpse from the car (we probably should have stopped at they are awesome but as the day was getting on we were looking more for our place to sleep). We wanted to get close to Fundy National Park as that was where we planned on spending a fair amount of our day the next day.
Our friend Sean had also told us of this nice little town called Alma which was just on the edge of the national park and had some good seafood which we had to visit. We were thinking of heading to there for the night. Along the way we took a little detour to by pass Harvey. From there we took a little side road down, route 915. In the little town of New Horton we saw a sign hand written up on the side of the road saying "free camping, 1 mile, all welcome". Sounding too good to be true and also somewhat strange we went to explore….Located right next to the Ha Ha Cemetery (Yes you read that correct)…We then saw the sign out the front all nicely done hanging from a large piece of drift wood "Shire Camping -Free". The gate is guarded by a lovely black and which garbage cow and the property by a lovely friendly Labrador 'Sally'. It was the most perfect place!
We drove in and Sally came running our barking to meet us along with Don who own's the property and his son Jeremy was out doing some landscaping. The sun was shining, the place was simply stunning with the camping site backing onto a wildlife reserve and the company so welcoming we spent three nights at the campsite. If you go past this area of New Brunswick I definitely recommend this for a stop. You can find it here for further info.
Our first day in the area was a nice and sunny one, we went down the road a little to Cape Enrage. This area in New Brunswick and also along the coast of Nova Scotia which is on the opposite side of the Fundy Bay is home to the highest tides in the world (up to 16 meters in some places)!! Cape Enrage is a perfect place to witness these tidal changes as it has a nice little lighthouse overlooking the bay, a restaurant and even a zipline. We went there as the tide was going out, almost at low tide, we walked down onto the rocks below and went fossil spotting, seeing the hundreds of millions of years old tropical forests preserved in the rocks and cliffs below. Here we also found some awesome hand crafted wooden walking sticks at a really descent price so we got some.
After this we went into the Fundy National Park. Here we did the Laverty Falls track and looped back around with the Moosehead trail. It was a nice walk out through the forrest to a scenic waterfall then back through the forrest and along the river. The trail was good, the day was beautiful but the mozzies were out so we could not stop or they would get us.
We went back across to the Shire for the evening and settled in for another wonderful night. After a good few weeks on the road it is nice to camp out somewhere where we know we are allowed to be.
That evening Jeremy was having a gathering with some of his friends before heading back to Toronto, where he now lives, we joined then down in the campsite around the fire pit. It was an awesome evening, everyone was really nice and it was super interesting to be in our lives, but also a moment in someone else's. All in the same place but all coming from very different paths to make our way there. There was stories, laughing, guitars and singing all making up a fantastic evening.
The next morning was overcast and a bit foggy but the rain was not too bad so we set off to a little spot down the road which Don had recommended us. The Two Rivers walking trail. This was a short trail out to a little point on the coast, we happened to go at low tide so we had a great view out over where the water had once been. Here is a great spot for finding fossils too so we walked down the rocks looking at parts of old forrest as we went.
The rain started just as we were back to the car so we decided to head into Alma to get some lunch at the octopus garden, where some pf the people from the night before worked. It was the perfect thing to do on a rainy afternoon.
For the evening we went back and were invited to have some dinner and enjoy the evening with Don up in his awesome full of character house. We tried some of his home made wine which was pretty good and just enjoyed the evening chatting about life.
The next morning the skies were clearing and we went out with Don down the road to collect some firewood for the campfire over the summer. There is a great spot where the driftwood washes close up to the road so it was the perfect spot to stop and gather some for the trailer. It was great fun!!
Actually so many things about being at the Shire reminded me of home. All the hand crafted things around, the swing seats, the pizza oven and the fire pit. Going and getting wood and the smell of the chainsaw, it was something we always used to do as a family when I was younger and I have not done it since. And the lovely welcoming happy faces surrounding us. It was a lovely place to rest up for a few days.
We went into the Fundy National Park for another short hike, taking the Coppermine trail though the woods. It was not what we expected, no coastal trail and no Coppermine at the end but it was still a mice walk.
The first attraction for us to visit the Ganong chocolate museum, take a tour and eat lots of yummy chocolate. Reading about this was what made us decided to come there is the first place. After looking where St Stephens location was on the map we realised how close it was to America. This became our second attraction. The St Croix river separates New Brunswick and Maine and St Stephens is right on the St Croix river. The last attractions were more nice surprises when we arrived there, the sun was shining, we met some incredible locals and found some great little nature sights there too.
So when we arrived into St Stephens it was the later afternoon and about time for us to start looking for somewhere to stay, we did our usual of looking on our map (I have to point out that it is a very vague one…). We found where the centre of the city was and then looked on the outskirts for little roads that appeared to lead nowhere, these are usually the perfect spots for us as they are never very built up areas if any houses at all. We found one that looked promising, which would have taken us out to a little point overlooking the river and America.
When we got to the end of the road we found the was the Ganong Nature Park there. Just before the park was the dead end road, a place for parking and not too much else around. We were originally a little sad the park was there and the gates got locked as it could have been a suitable spot. We decided to go in and ask if the minded if we stayed there or if they had any recommendations for somewhere else where we wouldn't annoy anyone. The wonderful woman, Patti, who was working that day said to us that she wouldn't have a problem for us to stay there but occasionally people come down and check on everything over the night. Instead she invited us to come back and stay with her and her family, the afternoon was late, the sun was shining and they were about to be having a BBQ for dinner. How perfect!
After some chatting at the park we got all her details then decided we would take a stroll around the park while we were there and wave across to America. It was beautiful in the park, the smell of summer was finally upon us with the flowers on the trees and the lush green grass surrounding us. We were simply stoked with life!
We made our way out to Patti's house where we were greeted by her daughter Laura and her dog Abby. Being a similar age to us and planning a trip out to NZ and OZ soon we had lots to talk about with Laura. Over the evening we enjoyed a delicious BBQ, salads, beer, a much enjoyed shower and especially great company! Patti and Roy, Laura and Zack and Abby were just amazing hosts. We were so lucky to have met them and had them welcome us into their home. We spent most of the evening just talking about so many things in life, just like we were old friends. It really is something special when you meet people and feel like you have known them forever!
One of the many amazing things that they shared with us was a detailed book of all the waterfalls in New Brunswick and a back road atlas so we were able to find them. It was the perfect thing for us!!
The next day we set off to walk the Simpson Hill Trail which they had told us about the evening before. It had a great view out over the bay and of St Croix Island, New Brunswick and Maine. It was also a nice walk though the forrest but very confusing with the trail labelling. We got there in the end and it was beautiful.
After this we went to visit the chocolate factory. The Ganong chocolate factory and museum was awesome. Through the museum you can take a tour and learn about the process of chocolate and about the Ganong factory itself. You can else eat loads of scrumptious chocolate… and unlimited supply. Now who wouldn't enjoy that is if you are passing through this area in New Brunswick I would recommend making this a stop.
From here we headed out from St Stephens north along the boarder of New Brunswick and America. We were heading to lake Spednic which we had learnt about the evening before from Roy. This little spot was one of his favourite places so after talking to him and everyone about it we knew we had to visit it!
Lake Spednic is one of the Chiputneticook Lakes. A large area of connected lakes which boarder both New Brunswick and Maine making the water international water. The Chiputneticook Lakes are a beautiful spot for getting out on a boat or kayak and exploring. Lake Spednic provincial park is the gateway for this exploration. A free park run by volunteers with nice camping spots. Unfortunately for us a boat is not something we can fit into the back of the car but we did just go any enjoy the beautiful scenery regardless and do a little walking out and around the area. We chose the best camping spot with a break in the trees overlooking the lake. So we stood on the edge of the rocks… on the edge of New Brunswick and looked out across into America. I know it is not exciting for lots of people but it was my first looking into the mighty USA.
The following morning I had some time to really figure out where we were and look through the waterfalls of New Brunswick book to make us a plan for the day. There were many in the direction we were going but I chose us two to visit for the day. The falls of Shogomoc River and Hays Falls. Both were just short walked from the road and were recommended falls to visit in the book so I figured this made them a must see!!
After this we made our way up to Hartland to see the longest covered wooden bridge in the world. New Brunswick is dotted with covered wooden bridges but the bridge in Hartland crossing the St John river is the must see. We drove through and stopped to have a good look. Then we used our exceptionally useful backroads atlas to find somewhere to stay. We went some Km's out of town and ended us right at the end of a forestry trail in the mountains. It was awesome and a perfect spot and there was no-one else around or passing by. Unfortunately there were about a thousand million mozzies and mini mozzies. They were not so much fun and we ended up covered in bites despite all our efforts!
The first this we did the next day was find a Walmart and get some bug jackets. Possibly one of the best investments we will make for the rest of the trip. Then even have extra fine mesh so the mini mozzies (midges/sandflies/no-see-um's) wouldn't get through to us either.
After feeling equipped for life we went to visit grand falls. The biggest falls in New Brunswick located in the town of… (drum roll please)… Grand Falls. They were easy to find and worth the stop. Being spring and as it had rained a lot the night before the falls were extra powerful and in perfect viewing season! We did some walking around to see them from all angles and also the dam sitting at the top of them.
The afternoon was spent heading out very close to the boarder with Quebec. We found the last falls we were to visit from our trusty little Waterfalls of New Brunswick book. The Falls Brook Falls. These were possibly my favourite of all. Maybe even of all the waterfalls we have seen on the whole trip so far. I don't know why, it is not something I can really explain but I just loved everything about the place. We drove for a long way down gravel roads before stumbling on the little sign and carpark. From the car park we looked out at what I'm certain was a big beaver pond (didn't see any beavers though 🙁 ). The falls were only a very short walk us a well used path… or shall I saw mini river in our case, there had been a lot of rain and more was on it's way. We walked for only about 500 meters along the wet forrest trail. This time I don't mean so much that the trail was wet just that it was a wet forrest, everything was green and there was so much moss growing everywhere. There were lots of old trees decomposing on the forrest floor which doesn't sound cool but it is how I imagine things would have looked before people came and interfered with everything. Some of the old dead trees looked as though they had been there forever, untouched and smothered in dark green moss and large fungi.
Shortly we got to the falls and they were just as awesome, only small but exceedingly beautiful, surrounded by incredibly slippery rocks at all funny angles. I can't really say much else about it apart from the fact that something about it really just captured all of my interest.
Just up the road from the falls we found a great little spot to camp. Up and away from the road it was perfect. We were only just still in New Brunswick when you look at it on the map. Not far through the woods and we would have been in Quebec. Which is where we made our way the following morning, though we had to go all the way back onto the main road to do so.
All in all New Brunswick you were super awesome and we loved everything about you! Definitely a must see provence New Brunswick really has so much going for it!!
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Read every stitch of this blog post Stef! Loved meeting you both & I think Abby was depressed for a couple days after you guys left!! You two brought an energy & excitement to our house that night that we will definitely always remember. I am sure I will be seeing you both in my future travels 🙂 I look forward to following more of your adventures now that I've discovered your blog!!! Thanks for sharing your views of NB with all your followers! xo Laura


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LONDON--Northrop Grumman announced Dec. 5 the creation of Northrop Grumman UK Limited, a new UK-registered company based here that will target the UK defense, security, civil government and commercial sectors. The company will be directed by Graham Thornton, who joined Northrop as UK executive director in January 2006. The company currently has six primary locations in the United Kingdom, all of them in England.
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The Institute has almost completed a major piece of work on New Zealand's reporting framework – the country's information infrastructure. The framework operates under the surface but influences the way that decisions are made. We hope this report will add to the conversation about how to improve its function and refine its purpose. Mapping the existing framework has proved a complex and time-consuming exercise; for this reason we are seeking feedback before the final report is published later this year. We will publish the report in draft here on Monday 1 October, and would appreciate all feedback by Monday, 22 October 2018. This will give all interested parties an opportunity to provide operational and strategic feedback and review our findings and recommendations.
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Bitcoin Cash is quickly gaining adopters everyday, noting that the 8MB block sized and faster transaction times make it far superior than the original Bitcoin. With the unexpected delay of SegWit2X, investors are moving money into what they believe is a safer, superior technology. The shift was so extreme that Ethereum lost it's place as 2nd in the Cryptocurrency Market Cap, warranting a response from Vitalik on Twitter congratulating the Team for the achievement.
It seems now the dust has settled, and we see some stabilization. Bitcoin Cash has been hovering around $1400, and Bitcoin is currently relaxing at $6k. Many analysts predict that we are not done seeing the decline of Bitcoin Core, but only time can tell.


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ERISA-More On Novella: Second Circuit Says That Statute of Limitations On An ERISA Claim To Correct A Miscalculation Of Pension Benefits Begins When The Plaintiff Has Enough Information To Assure That He Knows (Or Reasonably Should Know) Of The Miscalcul
When does the statute of limitations begin to run on a claim brought under ERISA? The Second Circuit Court of Appeals faced this question in Novella v. Westchester County, No.s 09-4061-cv(L), 09-3826-cv(XAP) (2nd Cir. 2011). In that case, the plaintiff, Carlo Novella ("Novella"), brought suit under ERISA on behalf of himself and a class of individuals whose pensions were allegedly miscalculated. Novella's own situation-since he had two separate periods of service- was that his disability pension was calculated using a 1995 rate for his service from 1987 through 1995, and a lower 1981 rate for his service from 1962 through 1981, when only the (higher)1995 rate should have been applied to both periods of service. The other class members supposedly had the same or similar miscalculations.
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The Miner's Haven Winter Update, also commonly know as the Winter Event, Christmas Event, Christmas Update, or the Secret Update as Berezaa called it, was the second event to occur on Miner's Haven. This event had four different parts to it as shown below.
Part 1
This was titled "The Secret Update, released on December 4th, 2015 and changes included:
- Ore Quasar gained the ability to kill players that were on the owner's base. This was nerfed on March 31st, 2016 where it only damages players
- A new winter map and thumbnail was uploaded (which is now lost due to the moving of the MH wikia in February 2016)
- Two new exotics were added including Santa's Workshop & Santa's Sleigh which were available all month
- Berezaa promised four new reborns but only three were released including Big Bertha, The Catalyst, and Righteous Will
Part 2
This update was released on December 13th, 2015 and changes included:
- The revival of the Divine tier and the addition of three new upgraders inclduing Ore Thermocrusher, Suspended Lava Refiner, and Ore Transistor. These upgraders allowed players to get money above DD, the new cap as OcD
- Two new uC shop items including Radium Mine and the Festive Wall
- Headless Santa makes his premiere saying "Ho ho ho! Is it Christmas already?"
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This update was released on December 25th, 2015. Headless Santa finally begins selling items including Inferno Boxes, Freeze-Ray Tech, Santa's Sleigh, and Neon Gift of Glowing (sold for free)
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This was the new years update, released on January 1st, 2016. Jak'uhfdor replaces Headless Santa and sells items including Santa's Workshop, Santa's Sleigh, Lucky Clovers, Inferno Boxes, and Firework Pile
- There was an inventory glitch reported by players soon after the update came out.
- The Santa NPC was hinted to be the Headless Horseman due to his lack of a head and the fact that berezaa said the Horseman would be back "sooner than we'd expect."
- On December 30th, 2015, Berezaa announced a giveaway on Twitter where 10 winners would get 1000 R$. To enter, users had to like, retweet , and @follow berezaagames and it ended the next night. Berezaa announced the winners on Twitch and were tweeted at by Berezaa, users include @420_ROBLOX (others could not be found). Berezaa also did 500 R$ giveaways with winners including @JoshMulhern and @Bob_Likes_Pie_1 .


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'There's Always Time For Cheese & Wine' Cheeseboard & Knife
A wonderfully rustic cheese board that would add an air of sophistication to a cheese selection at a social gathering. The traditional style stamp detail pays homage to all our favourite wines and cheeses. Perfect for presenting at the table and then decorating your kitchen side if you having an aspiring country kitchen. Length 28cm, Width 24cm, Depth 2.5cm. Materials: Wood, Stainless Steel
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