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How to Learn More about Medical Research
The breakthrough of famous medical researchers like Claire Dwoskin can now be seen by most people on the news everyday. The breakthrough on medical research might not have an impact in medicine or a small change in research, even so it would still be an important use to those people who are studying the field. You should be aware that there are medical research developments that might be harmful, that means that each research facilities is not assured of complete safety. The survival of the human race is the main priority of these medical research facilities such as the Dwoskin Family Foundation, because when there is a new outbreak, there will be people that will do anything to develop a cure to eliminate the epidemic. These medical researches might face a lot of different problems, on of these issues would be if there are two different studies made on one certain subject but would end up with two contradicting results. The doctors will have to do something during these kinds of situation by explaining to the patients what are the new changes on medical treatments and will try to convince them to take the treatment or not. But if you are a patient that has been given the information on the new medical research made on several treatments, you will still have the last word and your opinion will matter if you want to go with the new developed treatment or not. Some scientists will only want to make money and be famous by just trying to research about a cure even if they have no evidence to support their research.
You should always be careful on what you read or hear about these kinds of medical researches, you should not instantly believe on those studies unless you have compared all the various results and know that the cure is good and does not need more stability. It is also important not to believe on some news about new medical researches that seems too good to be true. Most of these reports that you see on TV and the articles that you read on magazines are just the interpretation of the study made by the media so automatically these are the ones that you cannot rely on. You should not base your decision on these kind of studies because new findings about medical treatments always have a risk to be harmful to people, even if a lot of money and time was spent on the medical research.
You should not totally believe on articles that you read especially when it contains the names of specific brands because these are ways that a medical company do in order to increase their profit.


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SodaStream International Ltd. (SODA - Free Report) is slated to report second-quarter 2017 results on Aug 2, before the opening bell.
Last quarter, the Israel-based manufacturer of household soda posted a positive earnings surprise of 73.7%. The company also clocked positive earnings surprises in each of the last six quarters, averaging 103.2%. The chart below depicts the surprise history:
SodaStream International Ltd. Price and EPS Surprise
Additionally, a strong industry rank (Top 28% out of 265 industries) signals that SodaStream is likely to benefit from favorable broader market factors in the immediate future.
Let's see how things are shaping up prior to this announcement.
Factors to Consider
A look at estimate revisions lends us an idea of analyst expectations right before a company's earnings release. The Zacks Consensus Estimate for second-quarter earnings per share remained stable over the past 30 days at 51 cents. This reflects a year-over-year increase of 37.8%. Further, analysts polled by Zacks expect revenues of $129.20 million for the said quarter, reflecting an 8.4% increase from a year ago. Meanwhile, the company expects revenue growth (on a reported basis) of 7% to 8%.
The growing popularity of sparkling water has been driving growth for SodaStream as its cost-effective beverage carbonation systems help consumers transform ordinary tap water into soft drinks and sparkling water. Sparkling water maker unit sales, which rose 22% in 2016 and 34% in the first quarter, can be expected to increase further in the soon-to-be-reported quarter.
However, currency translation is a major headwind since a large portion of its business is concentrated in Europe along with other countries outside the U.S.
Earnings Whispers
Our proven model does not conclusively show that SodaStream is likely to beat earnings this quarter. That is because a stock needs to have both a positive Earnings ESP and a Zacks Rank #1 (Strong Buy), 2 (Buy) or 3 (Hold) for this to happen. That is not the case here as you will see below.
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Dhaka, May 31 (PTI) Mohun Bagan played out a 1-1 draw against Dhaka Abahani in a dead rubber of AFC Cup group stage. Sunday Chizoba Nwadialu struck for Abahani in the ninth minute before Bagan equalised through Katsumi Yusa in the 82nd minute. The tie was inconsequential considering both teams were already out of the race to reach the knockout phase of AFC Cup. It was a spirited comeback from Bagan, who trailed for most part of the match. Katsumi scored the all-important goal after the team earned a penalty. The game at the Bangabandhu National Stadium was also affected by rain. PTI BS BS
Bagan, Abhani play out 1-1 draw in dead rubber
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Hello, and welcome to the ASTD Central Iowa Chapter Programs blog. This forum was established to exchange and circulate ideas and thoughts relevant to the programs our chapter provides. We welcome your comments on the programs, questions to the attendees or speakers, or other inspirations you feel compelled to share with our membership. Please feel welcome to post below.
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Tan lotion
Burgers on the grill
squirt guns
whiffle ball in the front yard
flip flop tan lines
bucket & a shovel
baby pools
and.... the slip n slide! When the slip n slide isnt long enough... you get a giant piece of plastic and pour soap on it... and zoila! an extra long slip in slide!
We seriously had a blast on memorial day!!!
Now get outside and enjoy SUMMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
... its that time again
Posted by Jessica Deane at 7:48 AM
8 comments:
- amy lenhart said...
looks like a fun day!!!!
- June 2, 2010 at 1:24 PM
Yeah seriously was like the funniest day I have had in a very long time!! Love you guys
- June 2, 2010 at 2:31 PM
- Whitley Pollet said...
Fun fun fun! I want a slip in slide, haha.
Love your processing on these Jessica! :)
- June 2, 2010 at 3:02 PM
Love how everyone participated in the slip and slide flash back days!! LOL.
- June 3, 2010 at 5:53 AM
- Tori Piercy said...
I got button happy LOL That was me :)
- June 3, 2010 at 5:19 PM
So much fun!!!!
- June 3, 2010 at 5:19 PM
- Brandi-Lee said...
Love the fun captured in these, makes me want to go for a slip 'n slide!
- June 4, 2010 at 7:35 PM
- Kate Craft said...
So much fun!
- June 11, 2010 at 2:32 PM
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Friday, November 7, 2008
Daily One Inch Button - President Barack Obama
We did it.
After months and months and months of fighting, button after button after button after button (after button after button) and then some, we are here. Barack Obama is the president elect, and we couldn't be happier.
Wear this button with pride.
I know that I will.
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Saturday, July 21, 2018
Papa Francisco
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About Us
para ver la versión en español de "QUI...NES SOMOS."
El Pregonero is a weekly Spanish newspaper that serves the Hispanic community in the Washington metropolitan area. El Pregonero strives to preserve the community's identity and Catholic faith, providing general information in Spanish to newly-arrived immigrants, as well as news on the events of the day to those living in the area.
El Pregonero, the oldest and most respected Spanish-language newspaper in the Washington, D.C., market, was established in August 1977 to offer a means of communication to the growing Hispanic population, informing the community in its own language, and providing guidance in its efforts to adjust to a new society.
Over the years, El Pregonero has won more than 175 awards for excellence in regional and national competitions, evidence of the seriousness of the publication and its growth and development, side-by-side with the Hispanic community in the greater D.C. area. Since 1977, El Pregonero has played a key role in the Hispanic community's journey, providing orientation, advice, commentaries, entertainment, cultural information, sports and news from Latin American.
El Pregonero recognizes that journalism serves as a communication bond among us, but more importantly, it is a bond of leadership and participation in American society, where we live and where we are called to contribute, to develop, to encourage young people and families, and to work guided by faith, creativity, dreams and hopes of a culture that is universal.
Mission Statement
Carroll Publishing Company is a Catholic media organization that communicates the teachings of Jesus Christ, as proclaimed by the Church's teaching office and lived by the Catholic Church in the Archdiocese of Washington and beyond. With its two newspapers, and through other media, it exists to bring readers accurate news and information about the church and its role in the local and larger community, and on a national and international level. As an instrument of education and evangelization, it builds up the faith and unity of the local church, and provides a forum for the expression of respectful views consistent with church teaching. Its work defends the God-given dignity of all humanity, serves a Catholic community rich in ethnic and cultural diversity, and inspires people to lead holy and faith-filled lives.
Vision Statement
Carroll Publishing Company is the first and best source of news, information and commentary from a Catholic faith perspective that serves the diverse community of the Archdiocese of Washington.
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Sé el legado
Sudáfrica y el mundo celebró, esta semana, en el centenario de su nacimiento, la memoria del héroe de la lucha contra el régimen de segregación racial del 'apartheid', Nelson Mandela, quien dedicó su vida al sueño de lograr una sociedad justa para todos.
Nos conocerán, se reirán, lucharán contra nosotros…
Luego de tensas semanas de obcecadamente insistir en su política migratoria de "cero tolerancia", el Gobierno de la administración Trump firmó –al cierre de esta edición– una orden ejecutiva que pone fin a la inhumana y cruel separación de niños inmigrantes de sus padres en la frontera sur de Estados Unidos.
Una cultura de encuentro
La narrativa de derechos humanos está siendo amenazada en Estados Unidos, donde al margen de nuestras diferencias y de la diversidad multicultural de la nación se pretende ignorar que, todos, sin excepción, respiramos el mismo aire.
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DON QUIXOTE VS. CITY HALL When an American gets mad, he says "where's my Gun". When a Canadian gets pissed off he says "Where is my pen, I'm going to send a letter to the EDITOR". When the EDITOR won't publish his letter he sets up his own BLOG page. When I received enough support to get a Council Seat the dogma of the establishment became : "Better to have him inside the tent pissing out, than outside pissing in." (Only time will tell !)
Friday, September 13, 2013
Cost For Smart Meter Holdouts
Written by 107.5 Kiss FM Friday, 13 September 2013 11:06
It won't be cheap for BC Hydro customers who don't want a smart meter. The Crown corporation has sent letters to customers, saying those that choose to have smart meters installed but have the radio transmitter shut off, will be charged a one-time fee of $100, plus $20 a month for manual readings. Hydro says those who don't confirm a choice by December 1 will automatically be charged a $35 monthly fee and left with their old meter. There's about 60-thousand holdouts, while about 1.6 million, or 96 percent of Hydro's customers, have accepted the new meters.
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Last Foley rant of the week
This is the party that's supposed to be all about personal responsibility. As most readers will probably deduce, I'm more likely to vote Democrat that Republican (but I'll cross over party lines for folks like McCain and Hagel because, honestly, I'm more concerned about resolving this shitstorm in Iraq than the gay marriage issue), but even as a Democrat, I even went through a few weeks of disillusionment when Clinton came clean (Jesus, that's a bad pun) with his affair. Most of what I've been hearing on the far Right has been about how the kid must have led Foley on or even more laughable, blame the culture of tolerance more than blame Foley himself. And sorry to break this to the members of Focus on the Family, but adults have been preying on kids way before Will and Grace ever hit airwaves.
I leave with this great blast from Olbermann -
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text: Marvel Kills Spider-Man (Sort Of) Company leaks details of 'Death of Spider-Man' ending By Kevin Spak, Newser Staff Posted Jun 21, 2011 2:10 PM CDT 6 comments Comments This image provided by Marvel Comics shows a panel from "Ultimate Comics Spider-Man" No. 160, available in comic book shops on Wednesday, June 22, 2011. (AP Photo/Marvel Comics) View 1 more image (Newser) – Spider-Man is going to die tomorrow, or at least a Spider-Man will. For those who haven't been following comics lately, here's the skinny: The Spider-Man that's been around since 1962 is fine. The Peter Parker who's biting the dust is "Ultimate Spider-Man," an alternate version of the character introduced 11 years ago in the hopes of appealing to new fans. That's not to say this isn't a major event. The character has developed a devoted following, and Marvel has spent months hyping the story as "The Death of Spider-Man." Writer Brian Michael Bendis, who's been on the book all 11 years, says Peter will "pass heroically," and that the death will propel a larger story forward. "I won't lie to you, it's embarrassing to say this out loud, tears were rolling down my face, I was very emotional in writing it," he says. As for who kills the wall-crawler, well, click this AP story for the spoiler. View 1 more image My Take on This Story Report a story error Show results without voting | 46% Annoying 7% Hilarious 17% Intriguing 18% Depressing 10% Brilliant 1% Scary


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Disgraced monk Nicholas de Valette (Paul Bettany), must leave his small town after the shame of sodomizing the towns boys and adultery. He must flee as he's disgraced the church and he meets up with a wagon of actors that travel from town to town preforming Biblical plays. The groups leader Martin (Willem Dafoe) along with Martin's sister Sarah (Gina McKee) skeptically welcome Nicholas into their group while others like Tobias (Brian Cox), keep a watchful eye on him.
They arrive at a small town under the protection of Lord de Guise (Vincent Cassell), where a woman Martha (Elvira Minguez), is on trial for witchcraft and the murder of a young boy Thomas Wells, something she did not do. Normally their plays consist of Biblical recollections like the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden, but Martin proposes that the group do a play about Martha.
Their hopes are by reconstructing the fateful night of the murder, the crowd will help solve the crime and pin the proper person to murder allowing Martha to go free. Trying something like this will make the town uneasy and prices will be paid for their attempt.
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Writer: Mark Mills
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This section is intended to both inform the co-pilot and non-flying passengers about the unique features of the Stagger EZ and to prepare both for travel in the Stagger EZ.
First, per the FAA, I'm to inform you that this airplane is not a certified factory built airplane. This airplane is hand built, took 10 years to complete and is rated and certified to fly as "experimental". Just because an airplane is rated experimental, does not mean that it is necessarily a bad or unsafe airplane. In fact I and many others consider my type of airplane to be more safe than some other "certified" airplanes. I include my specific airplane as safely built and I will continue to fly it in a safe manner. As you may have seen in the specifications, it took six thousand five hundred man hours to build. Plus, in recent years, the Stagger EZ has been inspected, upgraded, refurbished and restored. It will continue to have annual condition (certified) inspections. All that being said, flying has some inherent risk, as does most modes of travel.
So you can board the Stagger EZ with confidence. As you get ready to board note it has easy access from both sides. The nose bows down so you can easily step inside. You will face forward to step in. Feel free to put your hands on the canard wing. Not the elevator! The Stagger EZ features the elevator on the front of the airplane. (The elevator is the flying surface that is responsible for controlling the up and down of the airplane.) Placing a hand or two on the canard wing helps you steady yourself as you step into the cabin. Watch the canopy. Don't bonk your head! If you are to sit in the back seat you have a choice to make. Either step through and then turn around to sit or face forward and step backwards allowing your backside to just sit into the back seat. The back seat has no shoulder harness but the right seat does. These are called hooker harnesses, often used in race cars. They are on the heavy side and will make you feel very secure once buckled in.
I will be talking with you about the fact that the airplane is equipped with duel stick flying controls. That means the "right seater" has a control stick that needs a lot of attention to not touch as I am flying the airplane. If the right seater should accidently bump his control stick while flying, the change in flying attitude will be most surprising! Although you can control the flying once in the air, the airplane is not fully a "duel control" airplane. The right seat does not have rudder controls or throttle control. Note: the seats are not very wide so be prepared to wedge yourself into the seats.
What becomes very apparent once inside is the very large bubble canopy! The improved visibility is to some amazing. The canopy is electrically operated. Once lowered completely down, there are locks on both sides that are rotated to lock the canopy down in place for flight. I will show you how to use those and where the emergency release nut is that separates the actuator arm from the canopy, allowing one to simply rase the canopy without the electric arm. (That is only needed in case of electric failure of the canopy.)
The last important issue to mention is, there are "sounds in aviation". Like the sounds of air traffic control, (ATC) that need to be heard. There will be times that I will need to listen to the radio for instructions. So during taxi, take off and entering into the landing sequence, talking and idle "chit chat" are not welcome.
I will ask you to tell me what the "last important issue" is as a test, to ensure you have read and understood this preflight briefing.
Take-off is about 87 knots. Climb out is around 110 knots. Cruise speed is about 160 to 170 knots. Decent is 500 feet per minute. In the pattern for landing, speeds vary but generally are 110 to 100 knots including the downwind. Base is 100 knots. Final is 90 knots with 80 knots over the fence to the numbers. Finally touch down is in the low to mid seventies. Sometimes less. All these numbers vary according to the winds and weight in the right seat – which affects the canard wing. A lot of what affects how the EZ flys is weight on the canard wing. That's why pilots that fly canard planes call themselves "canard drivers"!
Thank you for your trust and enjoy your flight in the Stagger EZ.


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By now most of us who pay any attention to American politics know that the nation is dominated by two opposing ideological camps, the liberals and the conservatives, whose ardent adherents have pretty much reduced all discussion of the nation's issues to doctrinaire simplicities.
The ferocity with which they band together and hold their positions is rivaled only by that of packs of feral dogs.
In this contest of snarling mutts, the conservatives have clearly been winning. Like hyper-vigilant junkyard dogs, they bark the loudest and almost incessantly.
And, when it comes to sheer irrational viciousness, especially when attacking President Barack Obama, whom they detest with a mouth-foaming rage, conservatives are simply rabid.
They are so unhinged by the Obama presidency that they believe the routine U.S. military exercises in Texas are Obama's secret plan to impose martial law on that state. Even the Republican governor of Texas succumbed to this wacky conspiracy fantasy and put the state's National Guard on alert.
Given such blatant ideological buffoonery and the implacable policy positions of obsessive conservatives, it is easy to blame them for the nation's political gridlock and dysfunctional government. But, they are not the only ones dispossessed of rationality by seething political passion.
Liberals can display the same rigid ideological absurdity — ignoring facts and dismissing common sense to support their self-convictions.
One of those convictions is racial victimhood that presumes any unfavorable conditions suffered by racial minorities are mostly, if not entirely, due to "economic injustice" and to limited opportunity perpetuated by lingering, latent racism. Racism is to modern America what witchcraft was to Medieval Europe, and is used the same way to discredit and condemn those targeted by the self-righteous.
The issue of illegal immigration is approached by liberals as part of their crusade against racism. That approach was on full display recently when newspapers ran a front page story about Californians for Population Stabilization (CAPS), a nonprofit conservationist organization. CAPS stated the obvious mathematical reality that California's current severe drought would not be so critical if the state had fewer people residing in it.
CAPS dared mention such facts as each additional resident increases demand of scarce water by 140 gallons per day, and that nearly all of California's whopping 25 percent increase in population over the past 20 years is from foreign immigrants and their children. It happens that most of those foreign immigrants are from Mexico and entered the United States illegally.
But just as the growling dogs on the right ignore science and the facts to deny climate change, the smugly self-certain canines on the left ignore the fact that foreign immigration is the major factor in California's burgeoning population and its concomitant consequences, choosing instead to reduce the issue to a matter of racism.
Making that calumnious indictment deflects attention away from the data while vilifying those who present it. CAPS was quickly labeled as racist by those offended, or perhaps frightened, by the fact-based rationale for CAPS' position on population growth exacerbating the drought.
As a past board member of CAPS, I know that the folks there are not concerned about where people come from or who they are. They are concerned about keeping human population at levels that do not exceed the biosphere's capacity to comfortably and safely sustain all life.
CAPS is concerned about all immigration — legal and illegal, from anywhere. It does not matter if excessive population is European, Asian, Hispanic or Martian. Too many is too many. Mexicans or Swedes, each takes up space and sucks up finite resources.
But in the heat of liberal passion, those unavoidable realities evaporate like water from California's vanishing reservoirs.
So, is California doomed to desert-ification because liberal sensibilities cannot refuse admission to hordes of Hispanics because, well, they are Hispanics and turning them away would be racist? Is this anymore destructively asinine than devout conservatives opposing birth-control and abortion because they believe life begins at ejaculation?
Neither pack of ideological mad dogs is capable of objective thought or of finding rational solutions to real problems. Neither is more interested in truth than in doctrine, and neither should be allowed to dominate the nation's politics and government as they have been doing.
California's drought is serious and potentially catastrophic. To allow ideological mad dogs to discredit objective analysis that factually identifies all causes of drought, and that impedes logical approaches to addressing it, will eventually bite all of us.


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Louisville roared past Saint Louis 66-51 and the defending national champion has moved to the Sweet 16. Look who is next: Either Wichita State, which was eliminated by the Cardinals in last year's Final Four, or arch rival Kentucky. The Midwest Region continues in Indianapolis on Friday.
Saturday marked Louisville Coach Rick Pitino's 50th NCAA Tournament victory, and the Cardinals are in the Sweet 16 for the 20th time. That matches Kansas for fourth all time behind North Carolina (25), Kentucky (24) and Duke (23).And so is Michigan
The national title finalist, Michigan, made it look easy against Texas in a 79-65 triumph and returned to the Sweet 16. The Longhorns' Cameron Ridley, the hero of Texas' opening victory over Arizona State with a buzzer-beating stickback, was held to six points. The Wolverines made half of their three-pointers (14 of 28).No Ennis to rescue
Tyler Ennis was a game-winning shot machine for Syracuse this season. But not in the NCAA Tournament.
The freshman guard missed twice in the final 14 seconds, sealing Dayton's 55-53 upset victory. Ennis missed a 16-foot jumper with the Flyers nursing a one-point lead. After Dyshawn Pierre made a free throw with 6.7 seconds remaining, Ennis had a good look from three. But he missed again, and third-seeded Syracuse became the first of last year's Final Four teams to be eliminated.
Dayton, seeded 11th, collected its second upset victory after knocking off Ohio State in the opener. The Flyers will meet the Kansas-Stanford winner on Thursday in Memphis.Not the shoes
San Diego State plays nasty defense, as North Dakota State learned. The Bison put up 80 in an overtime upset victory over Oklahoma on Friday, but barely recorded half of that in a 63-44 loss to San Diego State. Maybe they got on the wrong foot, with Nike supplying the Bison with new lime green shoes for the game. More likely it was a hard-nosed defense that has carried the Aztecs all season and into the Sweet 16 to face Arizona or Gonzaga.Ratings smash
The upsets, fantastic finishes, the Warren Buffet perfect bracket offer, or maybe all it answers why the NCAA Tournament viewership for the first Friday was the highest in 23 years for that day.
Overall, the tournament ratings through Friday's games ran six percent higher than the same period last year.


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By MITCHELL DALE
CONTRARY to Sydney media reports, Orara Valley's movie star Russell Crowe has pledged compensation money to former Test star Mark Geyer for injuries sustained at the sevens tournament which the Oscar-winner underwrote.
Geyer badly broke his right leg in two places playing for Mark Carroll's star Barbarians side at the sevens tournament in January, but a registration bungle made by Geyer left him without insurance.
In a Sydney newspaper yesterday, Geyer called on Crowe to pay $10,000 as cover for his medical costs and money lost through loss of work.
"It was a gesture of goodwill to go up there and play. Russell put his name up for the tournament and now he won't back it up. He has changed his tune pretty quickly," Geyer told The Daily Telegraph.
"I'd like to think he could come to the party. He said he has nothing to do with the event any more."
But Elks says both the Axemen and Crowe have pledged money to Geyer from day one, although he admitted 'the wheels are moving a little bit slowly'.
"Men of League, a fundraising arm of the NRL which helps former players, have said they will assist Mark's financial situation and Russell contacted us to say whatever they put in, he will match," Elks said.
"We also want to help in whatever way we can, we are just waiting to hear back from Men of League.
"We understand what Mark is going through, but unfortunately these things don't happen overnight."
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Discover how our kids are being empowered to create their future!
Robert Peterson of Casper Classical Academy and Eberle Buhler of Dean Morgan Junior High School were named Peabody Energy Leaders in Education for the 2014-15 school year, and were each awarded $1,000 for their dedication and commitment to students.
As a Functional Life Skills Teacher, Robert Peterson is extremely knowledgeable in the area of special education, especially when it comes to working with learners who have cognitive disabilities like autism and Down Syndrome. He understands these children and how to work with them in a way that prepares them to participate in the world around them. Peterson supports students in the inclusive environment and provides training and support to both his students and the teachers. He is a strong resource at Casper Classical Academy, the district and in the community for staff, parents and students.
Described as a fantastic Reading & Literacy Instructor, Eberle Buhler teaches two grade levels and plans with many teachers in order to systematically educate the students. She creates engaging and relevant lessons for all students, while her test scores indicate large growth for the majority of her students. Buhler also participates in an intervention after school program to provide the extra instruction low readers need to improve. As a leader in the school, she is involved in many committees which guide and systemize education at Dean Morgan.
The Peabody Energy Leaders in Education program rewards dedicated education professionals—from teachers and coaches to librarians and counselors—who inspire and motivate youth to succeed. Award recipients are selected throughout the school year by a committee of top educators and business leaders.
"We are grateful for the inspiration Robert Peterson and Eberle Buhler provide to their students, and we applaud their leadership within the school community," said Greg Boyce, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Peabody Energy.
The Leaders program was developed in Missouri in 2009, and reflects Peabody's commitment to make a positive impact in the communities where the company's employees live and work by honoring those who inspire students. The 2014-2015 award program is continuing to accept nominations and is open to educational professionals of public, private and independent schools in designated communities where Peabody Energy employees live and work. Nominations may be made at www.PeabodyEnergyLeadersInEducation.org.
Honorees are selected from a diverse group of educators. They can range from veteran teachers to individuals in support staff roles such as administrators, coaches or counselors. Each 2014-2015 Leader in Education will be honored at an awards gala after this school year, where one will be named Educator of the Year and awarded $5,000.
Nominations may be made at: www.PeabodyEnergyLeadersInEducation.org.
More information can also be found at: www.facebook.com/PeabodyEnergyLeaders
Peabody Energy (NYSE: BTU) is the world's largest private-sector coal company and a global leader in sustainable mining, energy access and clean coal solutions. The company serves metallurgical and thermal coal customers in more than 25 countries on six continents. For further information, go to PeabodyEnergy.com and AdvancedEnergyForLife.com.
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Shrimp Romano is a bound salad, meaning that the ingredients are held together by something sticky, in this case, mayonnaise, the most common of salad binders.
The flavor of the shrimp is enhanced by the salty sweetness of the Romano cheese. Chopped prosciutto adds richness, and slivered green onions sharpen the flavors.
To save time, buy the shrimp already cooked, so all you have to do is remove the tail.
I serve the salad on a bed of sliced tomatoes with sliced avocado on top; it also makes an excellent stuffing for a tomato or avocado. Spooned into leaves of Belgian endive, it makes wonderful hors d'oeuvres.
Serve the salad with Italian toast. Brush a little olive oil on slices of Italian or French bread and bake at 350 degrees until the bread starts to brown, 8 to 10 minutes. Pinot Grigio is the perfect wine to go with this meal.


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We just completed our fourth week of commission chores. For those that may not know, Dave Ramsey advocates commission style chores, where you have set chores that are worth so much money. The kids then get to choose whether or not they would like to earn money by doing those chores. When we learned about this during our Financial Peace class I thought it sounded like a good idea, but also sounded like way too much effort. "I would have to check their work!" I told myself. "This would just add so much to my already packed schedule!" I also said to myself. Well let me tell you, it is a little bit of extra work on my part, BUT I can see in their little faces a sense of pride and accomplishment when they get to put their money into their spend, save and give jars right after they complete their chores. This system blows our old system of three dollars per week for things that they really should just be doing because they are a Rafferty ie. making their beds, personal hygiene and keeping their room neat and clean. And that was IF we remembered to give them their money on Sundays! Poor kids! What were we teaching them!?? I have no idea. Let me go into a little more detail on our system that we set up.
Kris and I talked first about what we felt we could afford to pay our kids. We decided $10 per week was comfortable for us. This is not $10 per week per kid mind you. Kids that are 6, 7 and 9 like ours, have no need to be earning $40 a month in my opinion. Anyway, we chose six chores to assign commissions to, that way each kid could choose two per week. Here are the chores and the dollar amounts we assigned to them:
- Clean Bathroom- $3
- Sweep the kitchen floor and wipe up spots-$2
- Take out the Trash-$1
- Vacuum the house-$2
- Pick up Outside toys-$1
- Clean out Mom's car (because it's all their stuff anyway, right!?)-$1
The first week took the longest because I had to walk each child through the chores they had chosen and show them what to do. This last week though, week 4, was so awesome! They all did what they needed to do and all I had to do was check their work and then give them their money. It has totally helped me out by taking some of the chore burden off of me and they feel accomplished. Just look at E's proud face when she finished the bathroom for her first time (keep in mind, she is the one that was ALWAYS fighting me about cleaning)
And here is my resourceful oldest daughter who said she was going to make wiping up spots "fun" and put rags on her feet like shoes. Do whatever you need to do to get the job done C...I love it!
I have no picture of my little work horse of a son. That kid is his Dad's child! He finishes his chores so fast I don't have time to get pictures...and he does a great job at them! This commission system has really changed the way our family does chores and I love it. They see a reward for their work instantly and I don't have to clean as much! Win win! I will say, I do keep my expectations relevant to their age. I don't expect the bathroom to look exactly as it would if I had cleaned it, but it does need to be clean. As they get older their definition of "clean" will become more strict. For now they are doing amazing for their 6,7 and 9 year old selves. :) Now how do they feel about their Mom and Dad not spending any money?? Let's talk about that next.
This year has seen with it a lot of the word, "No." It's really hard sometimes and really easy other times. I would LOVE to be able to take them to lunch on a Saturday or run by Dutch for a treat now and then but it's not in the budget this year. I can see the coming freedom that we will have, but that is not our reality at the moment. We sat them down at the beginning of the year and explained to them what God had called us to for this year. That it wasn't for them, but just for Mommy and Daddy. It has been so awesome to share with them how God has blessed us and shown His favor and faithfulness to us since we said yes. I believe that is what they are going to remember, even more so than what we might be teaching them about money through this. We have started a journal dedicated to the amazing things that God has done so far, gift cards, encouraging notes and words from friends have started to fill it's pages. It's such a GREAT reminder for us that God is in this with us and He will not forget about what He's called us to. All in all, our kids have been so gracious with us this year. They have their moments of frustration, but they are few and far between. They don't think twice when we tell them, "if you have money for that then you can buy it." They even know what sales tax is and that you have to "pay the man." haha! I watched my daughter ponder for ten minutes if she wanted to spend six of her hard earned dollars on some new bands for her Rainbow Loom. I was so proud of her. She ended up buying them, but not until she had weighed the value of them first. I like to think that everything Kris and I have done has taught our kids what they have learned about money, but I know that's not true. Without God bringing our finances to the forefront this year I know we would have passed on a very different financial legacy to them. Praise God. "O my strength, I sing praise to you; you, O God, are my fortress, my loving God." Psalm 59:17.


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What does one do with left over papers......as you can see from the card I posted yesterday I designed 3 more cards plus a small gift box using the left over paper. The gift box is called 2, 4, 6, 8 because you score your paper at that point, then add another 1/2 in score line. Turn your paper and score 2" from the bottom, and cut away the 2 1/2" rectangle that forms. Fold on all score lines and shape your box.
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You want to know one of my favorite things about Berkeley – even when we drink we have intellectual heated debates. Last night I went to Taco Tuesday at Café Durant with some friends. We had a few pitchers of beer out (there were at least 10 of us) and we were about to play a game when someone asked about the Walk Out happening tomorrow (today Wednesday November 9th). Berkeley has combined the Occupy movement in order to bring more attention to fee hikes that are currently happening with in the UC system. Most of my friends are in the middle class so as we are all part of the 99% we are also part of the 20 – 40% who have a very comfortable life style.
I sat their listening to everyone's opinion – there seemed to be a good consensus on the fact that majority of these "occupy people" did not know a lot about the system they were fighting against. I was thinking about it myself – do I know a lot about the American governmental and banking system? Do I want to Occupy? I am part of the 99% but Occupy Oakland got very rowdy to say the least and I do not believe that violence will help us change the system.
I am in two economy classes and I feel that I have learned a lot about the history of our governmental system, as well as how the recession came about. At first it seemed that Occupy Wall Street came out for to blame the banks for the fact that most of our lives our fairly miserable at the moment. I have learned that although the banks got bailouts and have caused us much pain – the housing bubble is what really did us in, especially in California. That has to do with the banks, but it has to do with many other institutions all the way up to the White House. Our democratic system is made of checks and balances in order to avoid too much power in one place – but also to make sure that everyone is doing what they are supposed to be – it's supposed to alleviate corruption. As we can now tell, this has not happened. I believe that the Occupy movement has changed it's self into this 99% movement in which we are calling for accountability, and change to the system. 99% of the country feels that they have no control over what happens to them. I believe this could be an amazing revolution.
I am going to the Walk Out at 12pm on Sproul Plaza as well as the Teach-In at 5pm at Berkeley. I am hoping to learn more about the Occupy Movement; as well as to learn more about the potential fee hikes that may in be put in place. I will update this post as I find out more.


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Last December when I thought I was about to permanently lock up, I broke down and arranged for a periodic massage, in-house because of my demonstrated inability to locomote safely after these things. That's not all I did at the turn of the year, but it's probably the best of the several I selected.
Last Saturday, I ran a 5K mud run called Rugged Maniac. In my case, it should have been called Ragged Maniac because I barely made it out under my own power, but I did, and that's what counts. It's good to know our limits, physical and otherwise. Next month, we'll do it again, but this week, Massage Man comes out to put me back together.
Now, before you get all bent out of shape about the expense, remember what a trip to a specialist physician costs. However, I have a card to write, and then I'm stepping out for a run. He can't take all the credit, but he's getting the larger chunk today, along with a card.


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I'm about to activate the following fiori apps:
Is there anybody that already has dutch i18n translated for these apps?
This would really save me a lot of time. :-)
if you check PAM, most HCM applications do not support Dutch HCM 2.0 PAM.
Hi Kevin,
I'm on premise, ABAP 740 system, but also on latest HANA systems there doesn't seem to be Dutch language suppot indeed.
That's why I'm asking around to get manually translated i18n files that are used to extend/modify the non-Dutch apps.
I've done it myself for a few in the past, but it is a lot of work.. :-(


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The 4th annual VITAL VOX: A VOCAL FESTIVAL–an event that explores the myriad power of the human voice in its solo and ensemble forms across a multitude of genres–will take place at 8pm on Monday, March 25th and Tuesday the 26th at Roulette, located at 509 Atlantic Avenue in Brooklyn, NY. Tickets are $15 ($10 Students/Seniors/Members) and can be purchased at roulette.org. More information on the festival and the performers can be found at vitalvoxfest.com.
Having been postponed from last October due to Hurricane Sandy, the Vital Vox Festival is now finally returning to the stage.
Over the course of two diverse evenings, Vital Vox will explore the theme of 'vox electronics,' featuring artists who expand their sonic vocabulary with electronics of all kinds. Performances will draw from wide-ranging international influences and genres including jazz, experimental, contemporary, free improvisation, world music, interactive electro-acoustic and audio sampling.
Having seen the 2011 festival at Roulette with the likes of Iva Bittova, Gelsey Bell and Judith Berkson, I can say it was a really fascinating couple of nights, and it looks to be just as exciting this year!
Festival founders and curators Sabrina Lastman and Sasha Bogdanowitsch had just a little time to stop and discuss this year's show.
CM: Can you talk about the festival this year and how it is different this time?
S&S: The festival is in its 4th year and this year it focuses on a new selection of artists to us who are composer performers, just like in years past. The main different aspect in this year's festival is the two day theme of new vocal music with electronics of any kind, shape and size. For some artists this means processing & live looping, others it means interactive video and computer programs. The world of electronic music is an ever growing field and has brought a huge new palette to vocal music.
CM: Are there any specific people we should look out for at these shows?
S&S: As curators of the festival we are happy to bring artists that come from different musical backgrounds and vocal approaches. In the festival, we are interested in intermingling different generations of artists. For instance, those that have had long careers in the field mixed with younger musicians who are still developing their careers. We would like people to experience the festival in its entirety:
The March 25th program includes vocalist Philip Hamilton performing "Vocalscapes: Solitude", Loom Trio (a vocal trio consisting of Raphael Sacks, Kate Hamilton & Sasha Bogdanowitsch) will be performing excerpts from their upcoming CD release Erosion: A Fable, taken from the 2012 interdisciplinary theater production of the same name and composed by Sasha Bogdanowitsch.
And Unearthish—a duo comprised of violinist/composer/vocalist Sarah Bernstein and percussionist/electronic musician Satoshi Takeishi—performing Bernstein's compositions.
The March 26th program includes composer/vocalist/video and performance artist Lisa Karrer in collaboration with composer/multi-instrumentalist David Simons performing "Collision Theory: Works & Premieres for Voice & Multi-Media", composer/vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Sasha Bogdanowitsch performing his new song cycle "Mirror Upon Mirror", and composer/performer Pamela Z performing works for voice, live processing and video.
[Pictured below, Pamela Z courtesy of Ars Electronica]
Pamela Z talked a bit about her program at the festival:
"I may be performing some standard things from my repertoire that I've been doing for a while, some of my standard works for voice and electronics that involve processing my voice and using my gesture controller to do some sampled sounds and also to play with some of the processing in that way.
The Delay Is Better CD has been out for a really long time, however, I probably will do at least one or two things from that because I always enjoy doing those."
CM: Will there still be a Q&A segment at the end of the concerts? Those are always wonderful and informative.
S&S: We will have a talk back with artists and audience each night, so people will have the opportunity to interact with artists to get to know a little bit more about their work and creation process, etc.
Click here for tickets/info for Vital Vox 2012/13 at Roulette
Learn more about the Vital Vox festival at vitalvoxfest.com


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Everything (feat. Crooked I) - Chamillonaire
Letra de Everything (feat. Crooked I), canción donde Chamillonaire interpreta uno de los temas que más suenan en el albúm Mixtape Messiah 6. Si te gusta la buena musica y te apasiona conocer letras de canciones de Chamillonaire no te pierdas este single llamado Everything (feat. Crooked I), no querras parar de escucharlo.
Letra Everything (feat. Crooked I) - Chamillonaire
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Chamillonaire canta la cancion Everything (feat. Crooked I) dentro de su album Mixtape Messiah 6, os dejamos con la letra de Everything (feat. Crooked I) para que la podais disfrutar. En el menu teneis mas letras del album Mixtape Messiah 6 y de Chamillonaire.[ De: https://www.dicelacancion.com/letra/chamillonaire/everything-feat-crooked-i ]
(feat. Crooked I) (Talking:
Chamillionaire) This messed up in here
right now, mayne (jail bars closing /
jailmates talking) You got bars, wearing
skinny jeans bragging bout clothes like
that's what that is, mayne Smell like
urnation around here, mayne Sentation
knamsayin? I done peep the scene Every
Tuesday boys getting did with no
Vaseline So I already just do my solo
thang (me too) Other day it was a
fighting population This lil' dude try
to shank me with a Popsicle stick Almost
got his face knocked out by this West
Coast cat (Texas Go Hard!) Crooked I
(Let's get em!) (Crooked I:) Yeah,
eastside of a red L.B.C. Pumps in my
trunk on my L.T.D. Sippin' on that
Hennessey it helps me breathe Who's next
on the west, might as well be me Fast
get mad cause I ain't drop a album Ya
favorite rapper hates on me how come? A
bet of questions how come I pull out
guns on ya loud mouths I can't leave the
house without one? (BLAH!) Keep it real
I don't need imiations Go guard your
club, I don't need invitations Your art
is suck Crooked go hard as fuck Niggas
go hard as nuts I can see limitations
(Ow) Lyrical genius I pree in a faishon
Waiting to drop my CD but I'm patient
Fuck the industry if they want me to
sell out I can hit the streets for this
cheese that I'm tasting (yeah) Tony
Touch told me not to conform Now I
coming at you like a tropical storm And
I knock it down every fuckin' obstacle ?
Not to conforms like a Mormon who
shoplift for porn? After you
rocking-me-ion Gimme the mic, I'm a rock
till the dawn I'm a Big Poppa spit
proper Big Pun With a big gun treat me
like Pac when I'm gone (Chamillionaire
singing over Jodeci Hook / Crooked I
talking:) Your everything I need (sup
Chamillionaire?) Everything I want baby
everything I need Do what'cha want me
too (your all we need) I would do,
Everythang (Southwest connection) When
start money for you (Knamtalkinbout?)
Oooohhhhhhhhh baby (R.I.P. Pimp
muthafuckin' C) Yeah What else is there
to do? (R.I.P. Easy muthafuckin' E) I
don't know, I don't know, but I'll cry
(Chamillionaire) Yeah I know I'm sick
enough to bless you Ha-choo! The whole
industry is gonna feel that flu The
industry is wanting me to sell out too I
ain't goin lie Vanilla Ice I wanna sell
like you Texas in my blood, Pimp C and
Screw Real close to my heart like a new
tattoo Everybody that I'm looking at
ain't true I guess I got a Crooked I and
I'm just like you Fans chat everyday
about sells Both in the sink you can
save yourselfs Show ya how to swim and I
do it no help Me and y'all can't talk if
it ain't about mail Last time I wore a
backpack I was in school Silly little
trans try'na playa confused Skinny
little jeans y'all look like some fools
I don't talk too much so they say that
I'm rude Was a duece-duece now I'm on a
duece-six Money getting made and it look
like you sick Wanna take mine but
there's nothing you get And your wallet
looking skinny as a F-ing tooth pick Get
rich, tick-tick-tick BOOM! Sliver I
never really seen that spoon Plies ain't
here so you can assume That I'm the
realest rapper that you seeing in the
room Got a deal with me, goin do the
deal for free Was getting currency since
C was still with P (who?) Currency I
know you feel me G I ain't come with a
army but never will retrieve Ya girl's
still a freak, that girl feeling me I
let her open the door and let her feel
the seat Drop another underground ya
gotta hear me speak Can't listen to a
tape and not hear the street (Talking:
Chamillionaire) Man another bites to
dust, mayne They goin have to step they
game up, mayne It's one percent two
mayne (laughs) One percent fruit juice,
man Man I need some perservates, man
(They starving us man) ? man (laughs)
Crazy (jail bars close) Letra Everything
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July 2016
My family and I stayed here for a annual family party and it was a great experience, very comfortable, clean, a safe place for our kids, very nice people and customer service, we found everything we may need in this house including all ages table games to spent time together. We were 8 adults and 2 kids and for us the only complaint was the distances to the other nearby town because a closed road. We definitely recommend this property. Edgard & Sanchez Family
July 2016
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Yet, we discovered throughout the region, there are restaurant owners taking big risks with the health of their customers.
It's enough to make you sick: perishable foods being tossed into the back of trunks, blistering hot vans, and open pick-up trucks. We spent weeks undercover watching one food retailer after another load up their vehicles with all sorts of temperature-sensitive foods from fresh chicken and hamburger to raw seafood and boxes of milk and cartons of eggs.
We watched as food retailers operated in what the U.S. Agriculture Department calls the danger zone, where bacteria grows rapidly in unrefrigerated food.
Undercover in Westchester County, we record as perishables are packed into a van starting around 2:30 in the afternoon, including milk, eggs, raw fish. We follow the van. It's first stop to get gas before crossing into Connecticut, where it gets caught in heavy traffic. At 3:37, it arrives outside a Greenwich caterer where workers begin unloading. Using an infra-red thermometer, I'm able to record a temperature inside the van of 96-degrees. Sprouts and sour cream clearly visible in the baking sun. Then at 4:01, workers and the restaurant owner are unloading the rest of the food at a small restaurant around the corner -- after more than 90 minutes exposed in the extreme heat.
When I told the chef about the risk of food poisoning, he insisted that they are careful.
Even after seeing our surveillance video, the chef insists he handles all his food safely.
HOFFER: There's fish, no ice no cooler just placed in your van, it's 90 degrees outside. You're stopping for gas, 90 degrees, we follow you for 18 miles on 1-95.
CHEF: I don't know the purpose of your visit.
HOFFER: The purpose is why would you be transporting in a hot unrefrigerated van perishable food.
CHEF: We don't do it, I tell you we don't do it.
HOFFER: What do you say about this?
CHEF: Yeah, but this once out of 50, 60 times.
HOFFER: So this is just a rare thing we caught you doing.
CHEF: Yes, yes.
Hardly rare. Instead, we found the unsafe transporting of food by restaurants routine. In New Jersey, we watched as boxes of chicken and beef get loaded onto a cart inside the store. It is then set aside and sits there at room temperature for more than 30 minutes. Eventually, it's loaded into the back of a pick-up truck, along with gallons of milk. We follow the truck for 30 minutes and when it finally reaches the restaurant in Elizabeth, it's been two hours since the food has been out of refrigeration. Half that time was spent in 92-degree heat.
When we showed our video to the restaurant's manager, Karen Weber seemed in denial.
HOFFER: How do you explain all the boxes of beef and chicken delivered on the back of the pickup truck?
MANAGER: What I'm telling you is it was freeze.
HOFFER: You're saying it was frozen.
MANAGER: It was frozen.
But our undercover video clearly shows the meat is fresh, not frozen.
One of the nation's leading food safety scientists says our investigation shows a widespread practice of transporting food unsafely.
"This is not an acceptable practice, said Donald Schaffner of Rutgers University. "The danger is that as you keep these foods out of temperature control and as you keep them out for longer periods of time there is the possibility of food spoiling, but even worse there is the possibility that harmful bacteria can grow to greater numbers and the more pathogens the higher your risk of food poisoning."
Restaurant Depot, (a big wholesale chain) has its own guidelines for transporting perishable foods. It "highly recommends" to "not exceed one hour at room temperature," which is why they urge their customers to use refrigerated vans or, at the very least, pack the food on ice.
But our investigation seems to suggest that most are ignoring these safety guidelines and instead are transporting food by, in one case, stuffing it in a van with boxes of chicken, crab meat, fish and huge slabs of raw meat, then head for home. In this case, a 26 mile trip was slowed by construction that finally ended at a restaurant in Westchester County. It's 92 degrees as the unloading begins. The clock was still ticking at two hours.
HOFFER: These people work for you, correct?
CRAIG PURDY: Yeah, yeah.
HOFFER: What happened? 92 degrees, no coolers, no ice?
PURDY: It's not normal operating procedure. It's just one off.
What we discovered is that no one is monitoring this. It is a part of the restaurant business that is off the radar of both the health and agriculture departments.
But it is clearly a statewide problem that the Rutgers Food Safety expert says should be a top priority of health officials in both states.
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LuLu (Lucy) Loren and Kari's new puggle
Do you all ever think of these great ideas of things you would like to do? I love being a RN especially an Emergency RN but I dislike12 hours shifts and dislike driving even more than that. I am always thinking of ideas that I could be a stay-at-home or self employed mom. I would LOVE to be a professional house cleaner, organizer, and list maker (hahaha) I know I am crazy but when I do all those things it makes me happy. I have also always been into photography. My sister in law is also. So we have been throwing around some cool ideas onto how to get into the business. I know I know these are all just silly ideas but man it would be so fun!! I went over to Loren and Kari's the other night to take some pictures of Cooper down by the riverwalk but it was rainy so we just stayed in. So I wanted to show off a few pictures. I am sure they are at the top of my blog but I don't know how to get them where I want them. Anyways Loving the awesome fall weather and looking forward to all the fall festivities. I hope you all (I think like 2 people read :) )are having a great week and have a great weekend!


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My mom has always been the kind of mom who made sure her kids had not only what they needed, but what they wanted. We always went to bed the night before our birthday or on Christmas Eve confident we were getting exactly what we wanted for the next day. A key ingredient to being a good mom, going to extreme lengths to ensure your child's happiness, sometimes, but not always, involving presents.
Another key ingredient my mom has? Support. We can always rely on her to be there for us if we need her. If we need a ride to work because our car is dead or has a flat tire? If she's not able to do it, she'll find someone who can. A shoulder to cry on when things are going bad? She'll be there, sometimes with advise we don't necessarily want to hear at that time, but she's always right. Money for a lawyer, or to pay an electric bill, or something else? She'll help. Her willingness to always help and find a way to help us has always taught us we can rely on her when we need. She's always been a constant source of comfort and friendship, not only to us, but to our spouses and our friends. My mom has always been called "mom" by many more than just the five of us.
Recently, my parents decided to undertake the frustrating adventure of weight loss. And both have done extremely well, especially my mom. I won't reveal the personal details of her achievements, but she has done such an incredible job! She is doing such an amazing job. Even when she reached what seemed like an infinitely long plateau, she didn't just give up and accept defeat. She took a break, and then kept on going. She's not a more beautiful version of herself (I'm not denying that she looks great), but a thinner, healthier, more CONFIDENT version. She even tried on a tankini when we went bathing suit shopping for her.
I'm so proud of how she has stuck with it and with the results she is receiving. She is sticking this through until she gets to her goal, which to me is awesome since many people give up. She's inspired me to stick with blogging and writing even if I don't get the results I want right away. And, of course she has those key ingredients of being a good mom, so when I need to brag about a small achievement, she's there to listen.
Mom, I'm so proud of your hard work and proud of you!! I love you!!
Even as I write this, my mom is preparing to help me today. She doesn't let us down.
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(dpa) - Japan needs to implement reforms to maintain its position as a leader of the world economy, the secretary general of the Organization of Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) said Monday.
"Japan is still in the first class in any area, ... very resistent" to current global financial turmoil, Angel Gurria said on a visit to Tokyo.
But to remain the world's second-largest economy, Japan needs to implement tax reforms, enhance productivity of its services sector and improve its labour market, Gurria said on one of the OECD's 30 members.
In its economic survey of Japan, the international organization made up of democracies and free-market economies recommended that Japan continue with efficient reduction of public spending and increase tax revenues.
"Although it is not favourable for economic growth to increase tax revenues, Japan needs to implement tax reform," said Randall Jones, head of the OECD's Japan and Korea desk.
Japan has the lowest consumption tax (5 per cent) but the highest corporate tax burden (40 per cent) of the OECD countries. More than half its wage earners are exempt from paying taxes.
While the trend among OECD countries is to lower corporate taxes, Jones said Japan should introduce a system to lower the rate and broaden the base to cover more businesses. Currently, only a third of Japanese companies are subjected to corporate taxes.
The OECD report came on the same day that Standard and Poor's Ratings Services said fast-growing China could overtake Japan as the largest economy in the Asia-Pacific region and second-largest globally within the next five years.
In other recommendations for Japan, the OECD said it should enhance productivity in the services sector by promoting competition.
Japan should accelerate regulatory reforms so that more firms can enter the market while it should increase international openness to trade, it added. The share of foreign-affiliated companies in the services industry in Japan is the lowest among OECD nations, the survey found.
To push competition, it is important for Japan to remove barriers to encourage inflows of foreign direct investment, and the state of Japan's labour market has also been the focus of OECD concerns, Gurria said.
As the nation's ageing accelerates and the population of non-regular workers increases to more than a third of the labour force, Japan needs to improve employment prospects for young contingent workers and encourage female participation in the labour market, the OECD said.
The number of women who held regular employment positions fell 1.33 million over 10 years to 10.39 million in 2007, taking up 46.5 per cent of all regular employees.
Although wage disparities shrank, women receive 63.5 per cent of men's wages and young, non-regular workers received an average of 40 per cent of regular workers' pay, according to the Health, Labour and Welfare Ministry.
"Without active migration, Japan needs to get more people [women and younger people] to work," Gurria said, adding that other OECD nations saw immediate rises in productivity when they arranged services for women on the job, such as childcare facilities.
Japanese women still face a shortage of employment-related services and are often forced to choose between child rearing and their careers.
The Japanese government decided last year to allocate up to 2.44 trillion yen (24 billion dollars) for such services to counter the nation's declining birth rate.
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Back in late 2006-early 2007, Johnny and I decided it was time to try to start a family. We had an idea that things might now work easily in the beginning, but we remained optimistic, threw out the pills and crossed our fingers. Ideally in our heads, we were hoping to get pregnant in September 2007 so that we could have a baby in June of 2008. This seemed reasonable enough- in our heads it gave us 9 months to get things working before we actually expected anything.
I went to the doctors in May of 2007 and announced for the first time outloud that we were, indeed, trying to get pregnant. TA DA! I got the congrats, but when I explained the situation, was told that I should come back in 3 months to see how things were going. So... fast forward three months to August of 2007 (our deadline was fast approaching!). We went to the doctors and Johnny and I naively hoped we would be handed a prescription for something to help us out and that we'd be on our merry way.
Oh how we were mistaken! We were in the office for approximately 5 minutes. 5 minutes for three months of waiting (or 8.5 depending on how you look at it). Although typically they say you should wait 1 year before you seek fertility help, if you're not ovulating, this rule changes. And in our case, the rule changed... so here we were with the name and number of a fertility clinic in Lexington that came highly recommended from my doctor. We called and got an appointment for September (24th if I remember correctly... the day is etched in my memory!). Another month of waiting... and there our September deadline slipped away.
Prior to the September appointment with RSC in Lexington we had to fill out a plethora of paperwork about our history and lives and families and all that. Along the way I did a bunch of research about my "condition" and decided that we had a chance. I'm young, Johnny's young... we caught our issue early. Yay right. :)
So... September 24th came and we met Dr. Anania. She seemed nice enough. She explained what we had to do-- a plethora of tests and all of that before we could even figure out what to do. Again, we were naive and hoped we would walk out of the office that day with something in hand. However, what we walked out with was two pages of instructions for tests to be performed. I had to have blood work, and ultrasound, take pro.vera, and go in for an HSG. We scheduled everything and time moved along. That's the strangest thing... how quickly time passes even when you're waiting for something...
The HSG was what I was dreading because I read that it can cause severe cramping, but I brushed it off. I like to think I'm good with pain, so I didn't worry about it. The day of the test came and the test itself went pretty well. The doctor made a mistake and had to reinsert the dye twice, but nothing major. The results came back that my tubes were fine, so we were moving on. The test itself caused me severe pain- so much that I actually got sick from it, but it was over in a little bit of time and I ended up fine for the rest of the day.
Fast forward to November 19th when we were FINALLY able to get our next appointment with Dr. Anania. Tests completed, we were finally ready to find out what was wrong and what we needed to do to move on. We discovered that Johnny has super sperm (he's quite proud) and that the problem rests solely on my elevated testosterone levels. (It was a fun joke for a while...)
So I was given another prescription for pro.vera to take as well as a prescription for 50mg of Clo.mid for 5 days, Ovidrel, and progesterone support. I was to take the pro.vera immediately so that I could return for my baseline u/s and bloodwork in the beginning of December. I took the pro.vera, and went in on Day 3 (December 1). Everything seemed to go well enough until that evening when I received the phone call. It was that night- the night that I was elated to start the 50mg of Clo.mid that I received a call saying that, "Oops! We forgot to test you for Cystic Fibrosis- you shouldn't start the Clo.mid afterall!" I was crushed. I almost took the Clo.mid anyways, but decided not to in the end. Instead Johnny and I went in for CF testing a few days later. We both were negative... and pushed back one month.
On January 2nd I called RSC to get another dose of Pro.vera. They called one in and I started the pro.vera immediately. My Day 1 ended up being January 13th. I went in on the 15th for my Day 3 bloodwork and u/s. I then started on Clo.mid at 50mg the night of the 15th. I took it for 5 days. The only side effect I had was hot flashes and night sweats. Gross.
My first day of Clo.mid I began to get sick. When I called RSC I was instructed not to take any medications. This just caused me to get sicker and sicker- I ended up with a full blown sinus infection a week later.
I took Clo.mid at 50mg the 15th, 16th, 17th, 18th, and 19th. I then went in to RSC on the 24th (Thursday) for more bloodwork and another u/s to check the progress.
Day 12 (24th) I had 0 > 10mm on my left and 2 > 10mm on my right (10.5 and 11.5mm). I was told to come back in on Day 15 (27th). On the 27th there was little change. Still 0 > 10mm on my left. This time I had 3 > 10mm on my right. Actually 2 were measured at 10mm on my right and one at 11.5mm on my right. I was then called back in on Day 17 (29th- today). Today I had blood and a u/s done again. I was told that I had 0 > 10mm on my left, and only 1 > 10mm on my right. So... they finally decided to stop testing what I have. I go on 100mg of Clo.mid tomorrow afternoon. I will take 100mg for 3 days (30, 31, 1) and then have bloodwork and another u/s done Saturday morning (Day 21- Feb. 2nd) at 8am. We shall see where we're at then.


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Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 854405
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Description of problem:
I have been getting this error ever since I (unsuccessfully?) up graded to Fedora 17 and tried to install the updates.
One message I rec'd when trying to update with YUM was that one file from Fedora 16 was protected and could not be overwritten.
I also tried installing libcups.so.2 on my own from a RPM package, and it claimed it installed correctly.
So, puzzled -- and stuck -- I be. (and I'm not running Rawhide, either)
ERROR with transaction check vs depsolve:
mesa-dri-filesystem(x86-32) is needed by mesa-dri-drivers-8.0.3-3.fc17.i686
libcups.so.2 is needed by gtk2-2.24.11-1.fc17.i686
Any help would be most appreciated as there are 960+ updates waiting.....
Also, any idea where I might find FFmeg Play?
A Fedora fanatic (and still a total techno-dummy) since Fedora Core 2,
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It all started with a trip to Ikea. I was scoping out the rug that I had included in my last moodboard for the living room and... it was a letdown. As much as I loved the pattern and colors, the rug itself looked dingy and dirty. Not something I want to worry about considering it's probably going to get extremely dirty with a toddler and a baby around.
So back to the drawing board I went. My criteria was a durable rug that would be light enough to brighten up the space but not show stains. I settled on this jute rug from West Elm. I definitely didn't want a shag rug since Allie is always eating in the living room (since it's technically part of the kitchen). Jute seems pretty durable (we have it in our room) and doesn't feel as scratchy as it looks.
I kind of like the monochromatic look since we will have dark wood floors and a red brick fireplace. But I also love a good color pop so we'll see what happens... Plus I'll be bringing in color with a few plants. Of course they'll all be plastic because this house is where real plants go to die.
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Yeah one of those days.
I don't even know if my poor head can manage much more...
Scratching... Thinking... Pondering... Plotting...
And certainly no more wine. I'm so not a regular drinker. However, I will admit that last night it was a needed thing. At least the hubby thought so.
Good news - I didn't have a darn thing.
Bad news... My poor kid was infested.
Me - I was freaked out. Still am... Everything that goes bump makes me jump. But the kid - well she thought it was an adventure. Seriously, she was like, "way cool".
I'm thinking she's going to be a doctor. If she can handle this so well, she's got nerves of steel.
Still... I'm not sure if she was saying "way cool" about the critters - or about the way her mom freaked out.
Now that's too much pondering for my head.
Off with me to bed.
Savannah - woohoo - talk about YUMMY... So yummy that I can't even comment without uhm... well uhmmmmm.... yanno - right? LMAO!
Hot stuff girlie.
And Karl is rocking with the hilarity over at his site. Sheesh - I'm busting a gut and my head is pounding to the double beat of my laughter. You gotta see it to understand, but it's all about the potty. Oh yeah baby - get me excited. LMAO!
Alexandra had a birthday - woohoo! You go girl.
Jana Deleon has the cutest cover for her new sale. Remind me to fix her name over there on the link list - don't know why my fingers fumbled that one. I'm more excited about her cover than she is - it's way awesome! LOL!
And Jeff... Well he wrote a story about being a woman - and being an AVERAGE WOMAN... and let me tell you - it's quietly sweet, elegant, erotic and a darn good read.
Youse guys are wonderful writers - the whole lot of you. Each unique and extremely special.
There are more folks out there but with my head doing the "THUD THUD THUD" I just can't think clearly... Not that I ever did before.
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|John 3:16"For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life."
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MicroRNAs (miRNAs) are a class of short endogenous non-coding small RNA molecules that mediate gene regulation through RNA silencing at the post-transcriptional level and play an important role in the defense response during biotic and abiotic stress. Plant defense responses against pathogens are mediated by the activation and repression of a large array of genes. Host endogenous small RNAs are essential in this gene expression reprogramming process. In the recent years, data generated by high-throughput sequencing platform have uncovered the instant role of miRNAs in plants during fungal invasion. However, targets of these newly discovered as well as conserved miRNAs remain to be validated for their involvement during fungal infection in plants. Due to climatic variation worldwide, environmental stresses including potential plant diseases are predicted to become more severe and widespread in the future. Therefore, a better understanding of the mechanisms of miRNA-mediated disease progression in fungi should shed light on management strategies for crop diseases. Here we review the current progress made in the area of molecular crosstalk between host miRNAs and fungal invasion to understand the disease development.
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The other day I came home from work to this:Which used to look like this:
Urgh! I hate CONSTRUCTION! I have known this day was coming, but did they really need to cut down my big tree behind my house? Can you see it in the first picture? So sad! In the spirit of Christmas, how about letting one tree keep it's life? I know it's just a tree, but it was OUR tree. It was the tree my cat used to climb, it was only sense of privacy we had, it was the home of many birds in the spring. We will miss you dear tree.


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Hey Everyone,
The cone of silence is finally lifted and I can now peak out from my cocoon to revisit the wonderful place known as the internet. We watched the premiere last night and thouroughly enjoyed it. The recap episode was one of if not the Best. I especially liked how they framed the themes of fate, free choice and the human spirit near the end as huge aspects of the show we love.
I will have my recap and analysis up by tonight, Lord willing. In the meantime please leave your comments below and let us know what you thought of the episode "LA X Part 1 & 2" in the comments section or via email at ""email@example.com"".
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The 2008 litter was Shaka X Penny. Here they are day 7.
This picture is of future owners meeting the pups before they were old enough to go home.
This is Remba Albertson (top) and Neema Hills at 8 weeks.
This is BC Saunders at 8 weeks.
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Amid the festive atmosphere, people reveled in being so very close to the hulking vehicle that had traveled so very far away.
"It's interesting to see how much wear it's taken after all its journeys," Greg Bristol, 69, said. "It's got burn marks on it. It's got missing tiles. It's been through hell."
As the Endeavour began to inch away from the parking lot (at top speeds of 2 miles per hour), people clapped and shouted, "It's moving!" The shuttle's wings — 78 feet from tip to tip — just barely fit between the buildings on either side of the street. - New York Times, 10/12/12
Write about something unfamiliar, out of place, from a place far far from your place, that is now in your place. Does it have marks on it from its travels? Has it been through hell? If it isn't alive, try writing about it as if it is alive.