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|g Anna Shannon-Cardwell
|August 28, 1994
|Rockford, Alabama
|Eating, sleeping, taking care of Kaitlyn and Kylee, looking at toe pictures
| June Shannon (mother)
David Dunn (birth father)
| Jessica Shannon (half-sister)
Lauryn Hazel Shannon (half-sister)
Alana Thompson (half-sister)
Candace Dunn (half-sister)
|Michael Cardwell (husband, separated)
| Kaitlyn Elizabeth Shannon (daughter)
Kylee Madison Cardwell (daughter)
| Alexandra "Sandra" Hale (grandmother)
Ella Grace Efrid (Niece).
|Love Interests
| Caleb Clark (former boyfriend and Kaitlyn's possible birth father)
Mitch Brewer (ex-boyfriend)
Anna Marie Cardwell (neé Shannon) is the eldest daughter of June "Mama June" Shannon and David Dunn. She is the older half-sister of Jessica, Lauryn and Alana as well as the mother of Kaitlyn and Kylee.
Life EventsEdit
- She had a baby shower in season 1.
- She was eleven when Alana was born.
- She shares her birthday with Alana.
- Anna was once in the custody of her grandmother so that June could move in with her boyfriend.
- She had bangs when she lived with her grandmother but let them grow by the time she moved in with her mother.
- She was never overweight like her siblings as she lived with her grandmother nearly all of her life and was only left with a little bit of belly fat after Kaitlyn's birth.
- According to Alana, Anna has a "Weird Skinny Gene" which prevents her from getting fat.
- When Anna was born June attempted to give Anna up to June's brother Jimmy and his wife Janice Shannon, although it never happened because June never officially gave up her parental rights.
- Mama June asked Anna to move in with her when she got pregnant as she thought Anna's pregnancy would be good for ratings.
- She spent her 19th birthday with Kaitlyn and Michael.
- She moved out of the house as soon as she got engaged to Michael.
- She got married on May 25, 2014 in Georgia.
- Prior to Kylee's birth Anna stated that she wants two more kids now that she is married to Michael.
- She and Michael moved on August 11th to Ivey, Georgia with Kaitlyn.
- Anna was four years old when her birth father went to court.
- She met Michael on April 3, 2013 and got engaged to him on December 19th, 2013.
- She moved to Alabama on May 20th, 2014.
- She got a tattoo on her shoulder with Michael to celebrate their marriage.
- Anna peed on the couch once June 10, 2014.
- She wears glasses.
- She was invited to the family house boat vacation.
- She had a wrestling theme at her wedding shower.
- She wanted to move to Alabama because she felt there is no reason for her to stay in Georgia.
- Her birth father did not show up for the wedding.
- She was molested at the age of 8 by Mark McDaniel. She was abused a lot when her mother was at work.
- Mama June stole 20 thousand dollars from her to buy a car for McDaniel.
- She had her second daughter on December 9th, 2015 seven days before the due date.
- She is hoping her next baby will be a boy.
- Michael believes Anna to be "the strongest wife in the world".
- She has her father and paternal relatives as friends on facebook.
- Anna has a tattoo of Kaitlyn's name and date of birth on the left side of her lower stomach.
- She dislikes fondant.
- She and Michael had split in April 2017 http://www.lifeandstylemag.com/posts/mama-june-daughter-anna-chickadee-cardwell-splits-husband-129774/photos/anna-chickadee-shannon-240968]
- She became an Aunt at 23 years old.


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Open Thread: Talk About Sex & Love — No Conversation Is or Ever Will Be Off Limits Here
Here's your place to come talk about sex and love whenever you feel like it.
So maybe this is just my ego talking but I feel like my girlfriend would be happier if I were bigger. I consider myself a slightly above average guy at around 8" and I feel like I know how to use it because she claims (I use the word claim because I think she does and she tells me she does but I honestly don't know how to tell if she were lying to me) to orgasm 10+ in one night of love making and I always put her first and ask her to be brutally honest me with what she wants and to honestly tell me if she doesn't get off because she's my main priority in bed.
However, one day (before her and I had ever had sex), my girlfriend and I were on the topic of some of her exes (she chose this topic of conversation) and she mentioned one guy who blew her mind and made love to her eight times in one night. While I would love to do that with her, eight times is kind of impossible because it literally takes me sometimes upwards of four hours to get mine because even though I could cum and take a break and keep going, I would rather just not take any breaks at all and just go all night. I asked a little bit about him and she just blew it off like nothing and tried to ease my mind by saying that he was quite small and that I shouldn't worry about it. He came up in conversation a few weeks later and she mentioned something about him again but this time it was about his size and that he was quite well endowed. I prodded a little bit for more information before she finally told me that he was 12.5" and now I can't help but think about her having sex with this random guy who I don't even know.
It also doesn't help that on several occasions, she's mentioned other guys who she (although has never had sex with them) claims that they, in her words, "have horse dicks." I've asked her if she would enjoy it more if I were bigger and she says that she wouldn't but I can't help but be a little concerned. Am I right to worry? Or am I just being an average guy with "short guy syndrome"?
Do you have any advice for an insecure body image for this man? Let him know in the comments.
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PDF of the statement available here Today, Commissioner Ellen Weintraub has taken the unprecedented step of using her office to organize what is in essence a private forum, to be held at the Federal Election Commission (FEC). Titled "Corporate Political Spending and Foreign Influence," the release announcing the event states that it "brings together some […]
Statement of Chairman Bradley A. Smith and President David Keating on FEC Commissioner Weintraub's "Corporate Political Spending and Foreign Influence" Forum
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Issue Analysis No. 7: Do Limits on Corporate and Union Giving to Candidates Lead to "Good" Government?
Since the Supreme Court's 2010 decision in Citizens United v. FEC, which freed corporations and labor unions to finance independent expenditures in support of federal candidates, the issue of corporate and union spending in elections has become a frequent and impassioned topic of political discussion. Most states treat limits on corporate and union giving to […]
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New Study Debunks Myth of "Corporate Takeover" of American Elections
In urging support for the DISCLOSE Act back in 2010, President Obama said, "A vote to oppose these reforms is nothing less than a vote to allow corporate and special interest takeovers of our elections." This was not the first time the President echoed left-wing groups' hysterical claims about the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens […]
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CCP Comments on California's Senate Bill 121
S.B. 121 imposes burdensome and impractical requirements on corporations. Under the auspices of shareholder protection, this bill will serve only to stifle speech, and will fail to meaningfully supplement existing shareholder safeguards. Moreover, the bill's constitutionality is suspect. S.B. 121 places an exorbitant burden on corporations engaging in political activity. While the government of California […]
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DiNapoli Wastes Pension Funds in Qualcomm Suit
Thomas DiNapoli should reconsider his priorities. As New York State Comptroller, and the sole trustee of the New York State Common Retirement Fund, he controls over a hundred billion dollars set aside to pay for the retirements of New York's government workers. Ensuring that those funds grow quickly enough to meet the state's obligations is […]
Filed Under: Blog, Disclosure, Disclosure Press Release/In the News/Blog, Featured Content, corporate governance, corporate speech, corporations, DiNapoli, frivolous lawsuit, Qualcomm, New York
Amicus Brief: Danielczyk v. United States Supreme Court Amicus
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The Ubiquitous Corporations Targeted by The People's Rights Amendment
The stupid idea de jour is brought to us today in the form of the People's Rights Amendment, courtesy of Congressman Jim McGovern. Catering to the wacky paranoia of the Occupy movement and (less likely) his Massachusetts constituents, McGovern seeks to deny constitutional rights to any corporation, for profit, nonprofit, tribal, foreign, sole proprietorship – you […]
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EPA Administrator Highlights Need for Corporate Involvement
Last week, Oklahoma Senator James Inhofe released a video of the (now former) EPA's Region 6 (south/central states including Texas) chief Al Armendariz explaining the agency's philosophy of enforcement. He highlights their philosophy of making examples of alleged lawbreakers, detailed in a recent piece in The Wall Street Journal titled Crucify Them: "…like how the Romans […]
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An Analysis of Corporate Governance Reforms Proposed in Response to Citizens United to Limit Corporate Political Spending
Having failed to silence businesses through either litigation or legislation, campaign regulation reformers continue to try new and different tacks, corporate democracy being the latest in a long line of attempts to control money in politics. George Mason University Law Professor J.W. Verret released this report on behalf of the Center for Competitive Politics. http://ifs.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/05/Verret.pdf
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Activist Investing In Post-Citizens United America
The Center for Competitive Politics released a report on Activist Investing intended to dispute claims made by some groups that corporations and businesses should be wary of the "economic risks" posed by engaging in political speech.
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BA Modern Languages: French
French is the largest constituent part of Modern Languages. We provide a lively and friendly learning community, offering an inspiring teaching programme driven by internationally renowned researchers.
Our basic philosophy is to ensure broad academic coverage with maximum choice. You can select from a wide variety of modules in most areas of French Studies: cultural studies from the Middle Ages to the present; literature and the visual arts; film; linguistics; gender studies and philosophy. You can decide to pursue a broad-based programme of study that includes modules taken from several of the areas mentioned above, or you can specialise in one or two pathways. You will become proficient in various spoken and written communication skills, including translation. Some of your classes will be with our team of native French-speakers and you will have access to the excellent facilities in the Foreign Language Centre. As part of your studies, you will have the opportunity to spend a period of residence abroad in a Francophone country. You will also be able to join the French Society, organised by undergraduate students, and enjoy a varied programme of talks, films, drama and social activities.
If you choose to spend your year abroad in a French speaking country, you may want to take advantage of our exchanges with universities such as Rennes, Paris-Sorbonne and Brussels; or you might apply for a job teaching English under the scheme run by the British Council. Other students apply for work placements, which can be part-funded by the EU's Erasmus Work Placement scheme.
Degree programmes
You can study French through four pathways:
- choose to study French modules only and graduate with a BA in French
- with one or two other languages (eg, Chinese, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian or Spanish) as part of our BA Modern Languages degree
- with Arabic, Art History & Visual Culture, Classical Studies, English, Film Studies, History, International Relations, Latin, Politics, Philosophy or Sociology as part of one of our Combined Honours Programmes
- or with a bespoke selection of subjects as part of our Flexible Combined honours programme


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Who does not want to put their best face forward in every situation? But the presence of unwanted facial hair can make doing so difficult, particularly if you are a woman. Treating unwanted facial hair can be tricky and painful with traditional methods, and no matter which of these methods you choose, they are all just temporary.
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If you suffer from excessive facial hair then there is surely no shortage of options you have likely tried in your attempt to rid yourself of it such as:
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Because it is almost painless, hygienic, easy, and fast, many women opt for laser hair removal when dealing with these sensitive or hard-to-care-for areas:
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1. The Meat & Livestock Commission's
major responsibility is to improve the efficiency of the production
and marketing of beef, sheepmeat and pigmeat in Great Britainin
the interests of consumers.
2, MLC's comments are confined to the organic
livestock sector; particularly supply, demand and structural issues.
We are committed to helping the British industry meet the challenge
of increasing production of organic meat to satisfy the growing
demand in the UK.
3. The current situation is characterised
by increasing interest being shown by producers in organic livestock
production as they seek to diversify, reduce input costs and take
advantage of higher prices for organic meat offered by abattoir
operators and retailers. Major retailers are also looking to source
organic meat but become frustrated when they cannot immediately
access all their requirements from British producers. This has
led to an unseemly scramble for available supplies with various
inducements being offered to producers. A critical issue is how
quickly British production can gear itself up to satisfying the
shortfall in demand.
4. By April 1999 more than 240,000 hectares
of land was registered and managed organically in the UK.
5. Data from the Soil Association indicates
that there were 4,000 organic cattle, 26,000 sheep and 12,000
pigs marketed in Great Britain in 1998-9. It is likely that these
numbers will increase by 300 per cent for cattle and fivefold
for sheep and pigs by 2001. However, even then they will account
for less than one per cent of total GB production.
6. Substantial further growth in production
is forecast over the next 10 years but it seems unlikely that
by 2010 production will be in excess of five per cent of total
production unless there is a major reduction in cost differentials
between organic and conventional livestock. At present these are
estimated to be +30 per cent for beef, +25 per cent for sheepmeat
and +110 per cent for pigmeat.
7. There are still a substantial number
of potential constraints to increased production, excluding issues
of financial support. The conversion time for organic beef production
is a minimum of four years and the cost of rearing organic dairy
bred calves on organic whole milk give rise to expensive reared
8. For pigs, the cost of conversion and
the ongoing costs of organic pig production are substantial with
producers needing in excess of 200 pence per kilo for finished
pigs to break even.
9. Estimates of organic meat consumption
indicate substantial growth over the past three years but the
total market is still less than two per cent of total meat consumption.
This is significantly less than in some EU countries although
the definition in some countries may be less strict than in the
10. According to a recent survey of multiple
retailers there is an expectation that consumption could grow
over the next five yearshowever, opinions range from an
increase to three per cent of total meat consumption to 10 per
cent. Major concerns from retailers are availability of beef and
lamb supplies and the price differential, especially for pigmeat.
In view of the shortage of domestic supply, there has already
been a dramatic growth in sourcing from outside the UK.
11. A survey of independent retailers also
indicated that major growth in demand is expected. Concerns were
also expressed about availability and price. However, it was interesting
to note that of the 55 independent retailers surveyed, 80 per
cent did not stock organic meat and showed little interest in
doing so over the next few years.
12. A consumer survey commissioned from
Taylor Nelson Sofres over the weekend 2-4 June this year provided
interesting data on how the market has developed. Of 1,000 respondents
65 per cent did not purchase any organic food and nine per cent
purchased beef, lamb or pork.
13. The survey indicates that between 40
and 50 per cent of current purchasers of organic food have begun
to buy during the last six months. Three quarters of purchasers
of fresh fruit and vegetables buy once a week or more, whereas
less than half of total purchasers of meat buy beef, lamb, pork
or bacon once a week or more. The percentage of "organic
consumers" who buy 100 per cent organic varies from nine
per cent for fruit to 24 per cent for bacon.
14. When asked why they buy organic food
41 per cent gave the answer "healthier, 34 per cent "tastes
better" and 22 per cent "absence of chemicals and additives".
15. Certifying bodies are not allowed to
give technical help to those involved in organic production, marketing
and processing but inspect farms, abattoirs and processing facilities.
They are approved as certifiers by United Kingdom Register of
Organic Food Standards (UKROFS).
16. The substantial growth in applications
for approval from farmers, abattoir operators and processors has
stretched the resources of the certifying bodies and MLC has concern
that the training procedures for those assessing abattoirs and
meat processing plants is inadequate and should be put on a more
formalised basis.
17. Confusion in the market place is exacerbated
by different certifying organisations inspecting to differing
18. In 1995 as the market for organic meat
was beginning to develop, the Soil Association and Organic Farmers
and Growers, in conjunction with Eastbrook Farm Organic Meats,
sponsored a feasibility study which led to the setting up of the
Organic Livestock Marketing Co-operative (OLMC).
19. The main objective of OLMC is to create
an orderly marketing environment for primary producers, with ex-farm
prices fixed for long periods. Cattle and sheep prices currently
agreed for 12 months are based on the principle of "production
cost plus".
20. The co-operative is endeavouring to
secure long-term commitment, including finance, from four of its
major abattoir partners who, in turn, are linked to specific major
21. However, organic production is still
very fragmented with small consignments of rearing and finished
stock scattered all over the country. The philosophy of organic
production is that animals should travel the shortest possible
distance to further feeding farms or abattoirs. To achieve this
objective is difficult, especially for slaughter stock, as major
retailers normally require animals to be slaughtered in nominated
facilities. Equally, in rural areas, as small abattoirs close,
even if the resulting meat is to be sold close to the point of
production, the animals may have to travel substantial distances
to slaughter.
22. The serious under-supply of all organic
livestock, but particularly cattle, has resulted in attempts by
major retailers to secure required supplies by offering substantially
higher prices to farmers than those agreed as fair and reasonable
by OLMC with its customers.
23. This short term opportunism must be
considered counter-productive to the long term health and development
of the organic market. Excessively high prices cannot be sustained
at retail or by abattoir processors.
24. Organic production, particularly for
ruminants, is currently resulting in wide variation in carcass
weight and classification. Most major retailers work to tight
specifications and on unacceptably high proportion of stock fail
to meet these. Markets for non-specification product at premium
prices are difficult to achieve, as are outlets for parts of a
carcase which are not required by a primary customer.
25. Organic production tends to accentuate
seasonality problems, particularly where grazing animals are involved.
26. Farm Assurance Schemes eg ABM/FABBL.
FAWL and SQBLA are designed primarily to provide consumers with
reassurance on food safety issues as they affect food production.
Each scheme has standards and protocols, against which producers
and their holdings are independently inspected on a 12 or 18 month
27. The concept is being extended in England
and Wales by FABBL and in Scotland by SFQC to include all stages
from feed supply through transport, auction markets, abattoir
and processing to retailing.
28. Currently, none of the assurance schemes
inspectors are able to inspect to UKROFS or Soil Association standards
and organic inspectors do not inspect for assurance schemes but
discussions are progressing on adding bolt-on modules to existing
implementation protocols to resolve this difficulty.
29. It would be unusual for a customer to
require a farm, in particular, to be approved as both farm assured
and organic. The real difficulties arise during the in-conversion
process, when both organic certification and farm assurances status
may be required.
30. It is becoming increasingly common for
transporters, abattoir processors to be required to be approved
for food safety assurance, organic and possibly Freedom Foods
as well. Each inspection carries a cost. Consideration is being
given by the various parties to rationalising inspections beyond
the farm gate so that one covers all schemes.
31. Virtually no organic meat or meat products
are exported, but as a retailer demand increases, imports are
increasing. Beef to serve one major retailer's requirement is
coming from South America while beef and pigmeat from Scandinavia
and Northern Europe is also being imported. All such products
are very price competitive, particularly at present with sterling
at a high level.
It is of concern that uniform standards for
organic production do not apply throughout the world or in some
cases are adequately audited. There is a need to resolve these
issues so that organic production does not become discredited
by consumers.
32. There is much potential for UK organic
meat production to expand to match the considerable increase in
demand. However, organic meat will remain essentially a growing
"niche" market for UK producers. MLC will play its part
16 June 2000


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Hundreds of healthcare orgs push back against IPAB
More than 600 healthcare organizations called on Congress this week to repeal the Independent Payment Advisory Board.
Efforts to repeal the board, which was created under the Affordable Care Act to control Medicare costs, moved through the House in 2015 but were ultimately shelved. The White House also issued a statement in 2015 saying if legislation aimed at repealing IPAB reached the President's desk, he would likely veto it.
The organizations, who identified their unified group as "representing Medicare beneficiaries and patients, all sectors of the healthcare industry as well as employers and other purchasers of healthcare," voiced their concerns about IPAB in a letter sent to Congress on Tuesday. The organizations said that reinvigorating IPAB "not only poses a threat to [healthcare] access," but may jeopardize provider funding as well.
"The law requires IPAB to achieve scoreable savings within a one-year time period," the letter reads. "Thus, instead of pursuing long-term reforms that may not achieve immediate savings, IPAB is more likely to consider short-term savings in the form of payment cuts for healthcare providers."


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I like hurting guys.. not physically of course, but...
Love, Is What's Forbidden
- by Just.CallMeShay
- Rating:
- Published: 17 Oct 2012
- Updated: 17 Feb 2017
- Status: In Progress
"i dont know why im paired up with you", sam says refusing to look up from her book. "You think this is fun for me?! Trust me im more confused about this than you are",marco says refusing to look at what might ruin his reputation of being a badass-jock everybody thinks he is. A couple minutes pass for what seems to be forever and sam finally decides to look up. marco catches her gaze and kneels down to her level,"what kind of book are you reading?", he puts his hand on hers and she snatches it away. "it's the type of book with words in it", she says sarcastically. "Seriously what's your problem, everytime i try and talk to you, your always acting like a snob". She looks at him in the eyes then looks away," im trying to stay away from boys like you that's all". He gets up and leans up against the wall," i'm not like those other guys". she rises up to his level,"oh really, then what type of guy are you?"..
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Nicole Holofcener, the writer and director of smart, female-fronted films like Lovely & Amazing and Friends With Money, and, one of my favorites movies about women's friendships, Walking and Talking, has a new project in the works. Holofcener will direct an untitled cancer-themed comedy (formerly titled I'm With Cancer) starring James McAvoy (Wanted) and Judd Apatow's go-to guy Seth Rogen (who's also producing).
Nicole Holofcener (left) with frequent leading lady Catherine Keener
McAvoy's character is based on screenwriter Will Reiser, who was diagnosed with the disease in his 20s and successfully battled the disease over the course of several years. Reiser is writing the film, which is scheduled to begin shooting in January 2010.
In the meantime, Holofcener fans can look forward to Please Give, a comedy starring Catherine Keener (Capote), Amanda Peet, and Rebecca Hall (Vicky Christina Barcelona), written and directed by Holofcener and set for a Spring 2010 release.
Holofcener has also directed one episode of the new HBO comedy series Bored to Death, starring Jason Schwartzman (Rushmore) and with appearances by Parker Posey and Kristen Wiig.
I've always found Holofcener's films compelling because they are difficult to categorize and usually star great female actors playing complex (and not always sympathetic) characters. In fact, her thoughtful interview with the LA Times in 2006 has stuck with me years after reading it. In it, she talks about depicting the privileged class in Los Angeles (in Friends With Money), and also about what drives her writing.
And on a much simpler note, I like Holofcener because she gave eternal Friend Jennifer Aniston a meaty role as a woman who was kind of a jerk. (I particularly enjoyed watching her steal from employers and rudely drunk-dial an old boyfriend.)
Jennifer Aniston in Friends with Money
It will be interesting to see how she fares with a cast full of men in the untitled cancer film. It will take a director of Holofcener's caliber to make Seth Rogen relatable for me.


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Forget 2013. Forget about the iPhone 5S and the Galaxy S4. What have you done for me lately, tech world? 2014 could be the year when expected products like the consumer edition of Google Glass and the long-rumored (but so far invisible) Apple iWatch could very well appear.
We also expect to get hot, new versions of vaunted smartphones. There should be no more added letters after a "5" on the next iPhone; we're expecting to get a full-on iPhone 6 this year, and it may come with a bigger screen. Samsung will have something to say on the Android side of things with the expected Galaxy S5, launching a whole new battle for high-end smartphone supremacy.
Sony and Microsoft lit up 2013 with their new console entries, but this year could belong to plucky upstart Valve's Steambox, a gaming ecosystem that blurs the lines between PC and console gaming. CES could end up as a major showcase for the new hardware.
The Google Glass developer edition was big news throughout last year, and we're still waiting for a more accessible consumer version, hopefully with a price tag much lower than the early adopter's cost of $1,500.
Cast your eyes ahead. What tech item are you most excited about for 2014? Vote in our poll, and back up your answer in the comments.


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AHRENS / DUNKER from Prussia, Germany to Holland
I am searching for information on Johann Peter Ahrens and his wife Clara Margaretha Dorothea Dunker. Their son Daniel Johann Heinrich Ahrens, born 24 February 1821 in Genie, Niendorf Gartow, Hannover, Prussia-area in Germany, married in the province of Gelderland, the Netherlands (probably Putten) with Johanna Geertruida Toepfer, born 7 October 1847 in Putten, daughter of Johannes Toepfer and Johanna Geertruida Ketelaar.
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There are certain things you only trust based on word-of-mouth. Boyfriends. Restaurants. Hair stylists.
But recently I decided that I was being ridiculous on this last point.
I'm a busy woman, I thought. Surely, there has to be a closer hairdresser to me rather than trekking up to see the man near Columbus Circle who has given me perfect color for many months now. I mean, it's just blonde. Blonde isn't hard. Blonde is as basic as it gets. If you can't do blonde, you've probably moved on to another profession by now.
I opened up my Yelp app, and I looked at hair stylists close to me. One location in particular stood out for a consistently five-star rating. "Great customer service." "Great at color." "Great at cuts." Perfect. This was going to be my new place.
The next day when I arrived at the salon I met my stylist. I showed her pictures of what I wanted the color to be like and she nodded and agreed and started mixing colors. I zoned out and played on my phone while I thought about how spectacular that very first 48 hours is when you have brand new spanking color -- your cheekbones pop, your skin glows, everything just seems a little better.
I was taken over to get my hair washed at the sink, and I enjoyed the massaging fingers in my hair. I love getting my hair done. Sure, I only get it done every three or four months, but when I do, it's such a relaxing treat. Then, I lifted my head up and saw my face in the mirror.
"Oh my God," I said. "You dyed my hair...what color is that even? Gray?"
The hairdresser smiled sheepishly at me and kept saying, "Blonde" over and over as if that could will it so.
I looked at my hair horrified, and I swore to never trust Yelp again. After I ran out of the establishment, I went online, and I saw story after story about Yelp reviews being completely unreliable and small businesses getting shakedowns in order to get good reviews.
When I finally saw my normal hairdresser to apologize for cheating on him, and who I will never abandon again, he actually told me that he has been contacted by Yelp to pay for advertising on the site. He has not. And what do you know -- none of the excellent reviews that his customers tell him they have posted show up on the site. Conversely, when I went to post a bad review on the salon that I went to, the algorithm did the opposite. Because I suppose this place did provide Yelp with whatever they were demanding, and their five-star rating remained in tact.
I called up some friends of mine who also own small businesses and everyone seemed to tell me the same story. Users that had never even been to their establishment wrote these long-winded novellas on the site. One person even told me that he was trying to join the class-action suit against Yelp.
I have no idea what is making the site rotten, but I think it's gross that essentially businesses are getting a phone call saying, "Hey we can make this problem that we created go away with some money." That sounds very extortion-y to me.
I'm now using CitySearch alternatively, and I will never take a five-star review on Yelp to mean anything more than, "I know how to spend advertising dollars."
Overall, my favorite part of the whole getting my hair dyed vomit-y blonde experience, I have to say, was when the errant hairdresser started to lecture me that it was in fact my fault.
"It's your hair," she said.
"My hair? My hair is the problem," I repeated.
"Yes," she said. "Your hair."
I wanted to dye her hair vomit blonde as revenge.
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"Is my hair the problem?" I asked Frederico as he fixed the gray and turned it back to blonde.
"Never," he said, and he smiled brilliantly.
I would write a glowing review about this whole experience online -- but you know what?
Why bother.
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You've spent alot of time together as a family, that's worth more than finished quilty projects in my book. Don't fret, when the holidays are over you'll probably get back into the swing of thingsReplyDelete
Love and hugs Gina xxx
I'm sure you will find your motivation again soon. It's nice just enjoying time together as a family!ReplyDelete
And I'm so glad you found my lovely friend Nic.... sounds like you had a wonderful day together!
The projects will come; it's the same here - it ebbs and flows..... Hope Bookworm is feeling better soon..... Looks like next summer we will be spending lots of time in a new pool....When are you back at work???ReplyDelete
I can relate to that. I had that last year. Hope bookworm get better soon. Its nice to spend time with the kids. They will remember that when they grow up and not how many OPAMs you got done. Always next week.ReplyDelete
I know how you feel, motivation is a great thing when you have it, and frustrating when you don't.ReplyDelete
I often go through periods of no motivation but it will pass - trust me. Kylie xxReplyDelete
It will come and go - I have come to the thought if I just let it be it will come back and with avengance!ReplyDelete
I am really unmotivated too - keep thinking of things I want to do but not actually getting round to them. Have the attention span of a goldfish just now.ReplyDelete
your mojo will come back- I didn't sew much during our summer and then the machine sat covered for 3 weeks after Christmas. I do believe the only sewing I did was JoJo's runner and then one for myself. Finally after almost 2 years I dragged a box of 2 1/2" strips to finish the blocks for the class I had with Bonnie Hunter. I bought a beautiful kit to make a wall hanging at our guild's quilt show in November and there it sits :( I did open the directions but no motivation for it :( It will come one day and they'll be a ton of finishes all in a row :)ReplyDelete
I had big plans for getting stuff done yesteday too. A short list, doable in a day, yet it was 9 p.m. before I got No. 1 done. Today I will attempt No. 2. Wonder how many hours it will take!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous1 February 2010 at 07:30
That's great that the holidays have gone so well and that you've enjoyed the company! :) Make February a BIG OPAM month then!! ;) Good intentions... mine never pay off!!ReplyDelete
You can always sew when the school starts again.ReplyDelete
Every elf needs a good break after Christmas.ReplyDelete
We all go through periods of no motivation but it will pass.. at least you have had some quality time with family..that's good.ReplyDelete
Julia ♥
It is nice to have some down time and relax with family-I'm sure you will get things done soon enoughReplyDelete
- Anonymous1 February 2010 at 21:28
You are so sweet,& you have motivated me after lots of sewing chatter. Now settling in & picking next project. But still require good company for inspiration!!!! P.S And coffeeReplyDelete
- Anonymous1 February 2010 at 21:41
Sounds like a lot of us out there are finding it hard to get back into the swing of things. Sewing is the one thing I have got back in to. Now work is another subject.....ReplyDelete
Hope to see something soon.
Sending you some sewing MOJO your way. xx
welcome to my world of not getting anything done!! LOLReplyDelete
Glad that you had some quality time with the kiddies in the hols.
I am working on something that I plan on getting finished to take to Nundle to show you all that I can finish something from 12 months ago LOL
Meh. So finish two next month :) Sounds busy nonetheless!ReplyDelete
Spending time with your children IS the most important thing...the rest of us out here in bloggerville can just wait a minute! (Even though secretly I check every day to see what my fellow bloggers are up to and have missed you :) I hope you are having fun in your sunkissed world, over here in the states it's downright cold! NicholeReplyDelete
This ceativity thing is a very unstable force ;O)ReplyDelete
It will come back to you, when you are ready ;O) in the meantime do something else that you enjoy!!
Wish you a wonderful Tuesday and a happy new week ;o)
Yvonne :O)
I'm hearing you!!! I had a good start to January and then decided I needed school to go back and the routine would sort me out, after 1 day I'm exhausted and overwhelmed again!!!! Sometimes we just need to slow down a little and January was your time to spend time with the kids and unwind. You'll be back in the swing of things soon!! The heat certainly wouldn't help to motivate you.ReplyDelete
Your mojo will come back ...just having a summer break!ReplyDelete
We all need those lazy days to charge the battery! You motivation will be back! Take care!ReplyDelete
We all need a little break sometimes, and sounds like you have been enjoying family time, a really important priority. We'll enjoy your pictures when you get around to them. Keep making memories.ReplyDelete


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Backand Expands Cross-Cloud Serverless Support With FnProjectPosted by Itay Herskovits on Nov 02, 2017
At Backand, we've always been a strong supporter of open-source serverless development. With our support for OpenFaaS, and strong integrations with serverless function providers, We strive to provide developers with the tools necessary to build out their serverless applications on any platform they prefer. In support of this, we're excited to announce support for Fn Project, a fully-containerized serverless function platform. In this post, we'll take a brief look at Fn Project and how it integrates with Backand. We'll cover the Fn Project's background, integration touch points, and additional notes on Backand's multi-platform serverless functions.
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The addition of Fn Project to the Backand platform builds upon our already strong support for serverless function integrations. As a proud supporter of OpenFaaS, you can easily tie your containerized serverless functions into a Backand application's control flow, giving you the power and flexibility of Docker and Kubernetes while continuing to provide your development team with the power to focus on the front end of your application, reducing development costs while simultaneously increasing application flexibility.
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At Backand, we've worked hard to be a leader in cross-cloud serverless development, and our support of Fn Project carries this approach to new heights. By seamlessly incorporating your Fn Project functions into your Backand application's framework, you get the flexibility of a serverless architecture with the ease of use of Backand's application platform. In addition, Backand's existing support for cross-cloud storage, robust security architecture, and easy ORM interactions with the database platform of your choice give you the capability to fully operationalize your application's serverless architecture. With Backand you can accelerate your serverless application's development, providing greater value to your users while lowering development costs and improving application maintenance – all without the need for your own server.


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Over the course of its first season, Nikita has become a show about loss and difficult choices as much as espionage and violence. It's no surprise then that one of the principal characters meets a Division-related demise on Thursday's finale (9/8c on the CW).
"Yes, someone dies," Lyndsy Fonseca confirms to TVGuide.com. "Everything that happens in the finale is not just for the sake of killing people or for the sake of a good storyline. Stuff has been kind of brewing for a long time, and I think it's going to be really emotional."
Nikita's Shane West: The Mikita honeymoon isn't over ... yet
Playing Alex, Nikita's mole inside Division, has required Fonseca to play out several heartbreaking moments this season, twice pulling the trigger on those who love her — once with Thom (Ashton Holmes) and recently with Nikita (Maggie Q) --and submitting to both emotional and physical torture again and again. Fonseca reveals what viewers can expect in the finale. (And yes, Alex is strapped into a chair to be tortured ... again.)
How comfortable are you landing in that Division torture chair yet again in the finale?
Lyndsay Fonseca: That chair and I have had many a good time together. It's really cool though because you get to focus on the heart of the scene. There's no action, there's no moving around. You're not hiding behind any movements. You're just face-to-face with dialogue and the story that's going on and what you want to portray.
What more can they do to Alex? She's been tortured in a chair for at least four separate episodes this season!
Fonseca: Alex finds out a lot of information from Amanda about things she had no idea about. It's done like, "Here's what you don't know, Alex, and now you make your own decision of where you want to go."
Alex goes rogue in this episode. How is it different from how Nikita originally went rogue?
Fonseca: Well, both Nikita and Alex have a personal connection to Division because Division killed Daniel and Division killed Alex's family, right? But what shifts is that she discovers more specific information in her father's death. Therefore, she goes rogue in a very different way.
What was it like working with the special guest star, Alberta Watson who played Madeline on the Peta Wilson-starring series La Femme Nikita?
Fonseca: She's a really nice lady and it was cool to hear stories from someone who has done a similar series before. She says she loves our version and that when our show started, a lot of fans of her and Peta's show had rallied together against Nikita and were like, "We'll never like this show because you're the original." But when Alberta came to guest-star, she told her fans, "Listen, let's band together. We have to like this show. I'm going to be on it, and it's OK, we can love both." She was trying to get everyone to be happy together, you know? It was really cute.
Melinda Clarke: Nikita fans want Amanda to be "truly evil"
What's her role in the finale?
Fonseca: I can't reveal that, but her character is in a scene with Alex and Amanda. Yes, lots of kicka-- women in one scene.
Will Alex get to see Nathan — or maybe be haunted by the ghost of Thom — in the finale?
Fonseca: No, Nathan is not in the last two episodes but he doesn't die, so who knows? He could always come back. As far as Thom goes, no, we don't see him, but I feel his presence is felt in Alex's life every day whether she says it or not. There's too much new information going on in the finale to include him.
Speaking of hot guys, we see that Division's creepy Cleaner Roan is back. We saw on Twitter that he got a little bloody in the finale?
Fonseca: Yes he does. He does actually get hurt, that's for sure. I never usually have scenes with him, so it was fun because I actually got to work with him in the last two episodes. Rob [Stewart] is awesome. He is such a great actor. When he is in his character, he freaks me out!
What's this we hear about you shooting in a cemetery? What was that experience like?
Fonseca: We did work in a cemetery one night. I was with Noah Bean, Maggie and Rich Sommer. It was unbelievably cold. We were dying! We were running into where they cremate the bodies to warm up. It was probably -5 F. It was unbearable.
This is described as an "explosive" finale. We're guessing that things will actually blow up? Will you be running from explosions?
Fonseca: Yeah, you can expect explosions both literally and figuratively. Maggie and I are definitely in a bit of a shootout, and there's some pretty intense fire stuff going on that was really fun to film. We were running up staircases with machine guns and like five machine-gun guys following us. They created this huge explosion in the Fairmont Royal York Hotel in Toronto. It was really cool. We basically blew up their staircase.
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How would you describe Alex's transformation from when we first saw her in the premiere?
Fonseca: I think the best way to describe it is going from a girl to a young woman. I think she found a lot of therapeutic advice through Nikita. I think she has faced things she had never thought she could face and I think she's starting to take responsibility for who she is and where her family is from. For a long time she was struggling between the two, not wanting to really be herself. I think by the end of the season, she really faces it.
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Nikita airs on Thursdays at 9/8c on the CW.
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Over the course of American history millions of members of the United States Armed Forces have fought in deadly wars and battles to protect our country and our freedom. One of the tragic consequences to those engaged in these wars, the combat veterans and their families, has been the sometimes long lasting detrimental impact to their well being. It is known that a show of appreciation for that sacrifice is oftentimes great therapy for the combat veteran, and may go a long way toward recovery. The Sportsman Foundation for Military Families and its supporters help provide that therapy. Some of our supporters are listed here.
"The number one best coping skill is the ability to maintain and put forth a positive attitude, especially in the face of adversity. SFMF hunts nurture that attitude and subsequently help combat veteran-hunters cope during the ups and downs of life."
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The Tahirih Justice Center has just released a report that shows some very disturbing instances of as many 3000 young women across the United States being forced into marriage, often to men much older than them that they have never met and whom sometimes turn to brutally raping their young wives, with one man said to have avoided public scrutiny by pretending to be the father of his recent 13 year old bride who only recently arrived in the country. Whilst raping her repeatedly in the evenings she would then attend school during the day where her husband purported father would religiously collect her at the end of the day. Hardly the sort of tale that broach women's emancipations in modern day America.
In case you think forced marriages are only for foreigners you'd be surprised to learn that according to the report, forced marriages go on quite widely within the US, with as many 47 out of 50 states practicing the craft. What distinguishes forced marriages to that of arranged marriages is the fact that forced marriages do not involve consent from the bride and often involve underage girls.
Hindering the efforts of authorities to remove such trapped brides is the often perceived notion that forced marriages only happen within certain cultures, where as according to one representative, Yasmeen Hamza of the Arab-American Family Support Center in Brooklyn that idea is erroneous as it happens across many different cultures.
Then there are issues of legal impediments, which requires before custodian centers can take preventative measures and seek legal custody or injunction of a minor it suspects is being herded into a forced marriage they must first produce evidence that the girl in question has already physically suffered harm, or is in imminent danger.
One 14 year old girl who did approach one center had to be turned away only to be never seen again after complaining that she was being forced into marrying an older West African man.
Perhaps what makes the act of forced marriages particularly ironic here in the United States is the fact where as most developing nations have mandated legislation that specifically exists to outlaw the forced or potential marriage of minors, such legislation in the US does not exist. So hypothetically agencies in the US can not do a thing until a minor first gets married before they can intervene.
And then there are the gruesome acts of some families taking matters into their own hands when their daughters try to escape forced marriages. In fact one young girl, 20 year old Noor Almaleki attempting to flee such a peril was run over by her father in his jeep and killed.
All of which raises some disturbing questions, chiefly why do some families insist on their daughters being forced into such relationships and what is it about their culture that essentially affirms such behavior?
Perhaps on a deeper level one should ask why such affairs exist in the first place and whether attitudes towards women have remained so backward and predatory that such behavior although appearing negating of a young woman may be natural and even honorable in other people's eyes. How ironic then that one action which one family applies is perceived to be necessary and of good faith where as to a another populace such behavior defies logic and morality- which throws into question what exactly is moral anymore? But perhaps that's a theme that will always be up for interpretation when it comes to the subjugation of women's rights.


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Breakfast at the Hotel
Enjoy a filling breakfast before you begin your day.
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Embark on an aquatic odyssey that will take you and your family on both a boat adventure and a cultural exploration. Ride a Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) into the nooks and crannies of the fjord. Discover villages along the way where you can experience Norwegian culture and enjoy the tales of local storytellers. And be sure to keep an eye out for trolls!
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Regale in tales of trolls and Norwegian legends from a local storyteller as you enjoy lunch at a quaint café. Also, get a lesson in cheese-making traditions and methods, followed by a tasting of some regional favorites!
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Hop back on your RIB Boat and continue your journey along the scenic fjord amid stunning surroundings. Keep your eyes peeled…While sightings are rare, you may see a seal or a dolphin frolicking in the calm waters of the famed UNESCO World Heritage Site called Næroyfjørd. Your local expert will also point out an ancient Viking burial site.
Dinner on Your Own in Flåm
Have a pleasant meal abounding with local flavors. Discuss your day's adventures with family and newfound friends. Be sure to get some dining recommendations from your Adventure Guides.
Cultural Walk
If you would like to take an evening walk, meet behind the hotel and head out on foot for a delightful, nighttime walking tour of local Flåm culture.


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First up specialist English has been installed as the early favourite for the Group 2 $200,000 Bowermans Office Furniture Shorts (1100m) at Randwick on Saturday.
Ladbrokes.com.au have English marked at $2.40 for her first appearance since winning the Group 1 $600,000 Schweppes All Aged Stakes (1400m) at Randwick during the Sydney Autumn Carnival.
English won on debut in a Kembla Grange two year old maiden in January 2015 and then won first up again after a long break in the Group 2 $500,000 Hyland Race Colours Challenge Stakes (1000m) at Randwick on March 5.
The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott trained mare will be trying to keep her first up record intact and has been prepared her for her comeback with two winning barrier trials at Randwick on August 19 and September 5.
"She does her best racing fresh as we saw last preparation and I think she is a great winning chance on Saturday and we would like to see her return a winner," co-trainer Adrian Bott told racing.com.
Bott said that English has returned to the stables in great order following her short break and the stable is keen to see her back at the races.
"She has come along super and I am really excited to see her make a return to the track," Bott said.
"Her performances have been there for everyone to see last preparation and particularly in her trials this time in."
"She has come back in sensational order. She is still her usual self, she has an explosive turn of foot and hopefully we see every bit of that again on Saturday."
"She has definitely made the mental improvement there but physically she is always a very delicate filly, there is not a huge amount of her but she is very well put together and obviously she is a very sharp type."
Bott said that English would have a couple of runs in Sydney and after The Shorts will run in the Group 2 $300,000 Premiere Stakes (1200m) at Randwick on October 1 before heading to Melbourne with the Group 1 $1m Manikato Stakes (1200m) at Moonee Valley on October 21 on the agenda.
"She will have a couple of runs up in Sydney, The Shorts on Saturday and most likely followed by the Premier Stakes before coming down for a couple of the key feature sprint races in Melbourne," Bottt said.
"The Manikato will definitely be one of them. If she returns as well as we think she has in Sydney and she prove herself up there, she will definitely be making her way down towards that race."
Tommy Berry is back aboard English in The Shorts and the mare has drawn one from the outside at barrier ten.
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The basics are often enough to get you started on simple projects, and if you don't already own these items, many of them can be borrowed from a friend or neighbour, or purchased fairly inexpensively at any hardware store. The basic tools are:
- a drill with a decent selection of bits and screwdriver bits (so you can use your drill as a power screwdriver, eliminating the need for an extra tool). Note that you will sometimes have to purchase a particular bit for a specific project as the same bit won't drill through both plywood and glass tile, for example.
- a jigsaw with a couple of blades. Again, blades should be material-specific; there are different blades for metal and wood, as well as for different material thicknesses.
- a level, at least 24-inches long
- a good sturdy tape measure with clearly indicated markings
- a couple of clamps for holding things together while you are waiting for glue to dry or lining things up to drill into
- adhesives - it's really practical to have a selection of them on hand, including construction adhesive, wood glue, a hot glue gun and glue sticks, masking tape
- a staple gun (does not have to be electric) and staples for it
- an iron, yup the thing you use to press your clothes. But I strongly suggest you buy a cheap one to keep for creative projects and not use the one you use to press your work clothes near adhesives and paints. Just in case...
- a basic set of screwdrivers (not electric)
- a hammer, mid-sized with a decent weight to it is the most versatile
Work space: When possible, you will want to do certain tasks outside or in the garage with at least a window opened. Solvents, some adhesives, etc have pretty strong odors that you won't want wafting through your home and being inhaled by all. Tasks such as drilling and sawing create unbelievable quantities of sawdust that can be a respiratory irritant, irritate the eyes, and so on. Plus dust travels in mysterious ways and you don't want it ending up all over the place. If you don't have a garage and if weather doesn't permit outdoor work, close yourself in a room with open windows. Wherever you set up to work, make sure you have electrical outlets available to you (or a safe way to keep extension cords from tangling in power tools as you are working or from tripping you as you move about) and also make sure that you have the room you'll need to keep your tools and materials at hand but not crowding you as you work.
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Cummins ISX12 is making a huge impact in work trucks of all types, from mixers and dumps to day cabs and LTL operations. It combines the strength and reliability of proven technology from the ISX15 with a high power-to-weight ratio and over 800 lb-ft (1085 n•M) of clutch engagement torque. The ISX12 is ideal in operations calling for a compact, heavy-duty engine.
Better Fuel Savings. We've refined the 2013 ISX12 to deliver up to 2% better fuel economy versus the 2012 ISX12 while meeting 2014 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) and fuel efficiency regulations a full year ahead of schedule. With the amount of fuel saved, ISX12-powered trucks meet demanding performance standards while providing significant savings through a lower total cost of operation. The 2013 ISX12 is equipped with On-Board Diagnostics (OBD) which monitors and ensures optimal performance of the emissions system, using a system proven in thousands of vehicles since 2007.
Better Performance. ISX12 vocational ratings from 320-425 hp (239-317 kW) are engineered to provide additional torque in the lower gears where it's needed most. We offer multiple options, including front- and rear-mounted power take-off (FEPTO and REPTO) and several hydraulic drive options. This versatility makes the ISX12 ideal for rear- and front-pouring mixers as well as dump trucks and refuse haulers.
For LTL and daycab trucks we offer standard ratings from 310 hp to 425 hp (231-317 kW) with engine software configurations that deliver the precise combination of fuel economy and performance to meet regional and LTL fleet needs. SmartTorque ratings provide an additional 200 lb-ft of torque in the two top gears, so drivers can climb steep hills with fewer downshifts.
Better Coverage For Better Confidence.Base engine warranty coverage for the ISX12 includes parts and labor on warrantable failures for both the engine and aftertreatment system with no deductible. Cummins base engine warranty coverage is good for 2 years/250,000 miles (402,336 km). Engine extended coverage plans are available with options up to 7 years or 500,000 miles (804,672 km). Extended coverage plans are also available for the aftertreatment system and major components. Check with your Cummins distributor or dealer for details. For additional technical information for engine owners, please visit Cummins Quickserve Online.Considering a Cummins engine purchase? For more information including pricing and additional technical information, please contact your Cummins representative. If you need help finding a representative, the Cummins Sales and Service Locator tool can help.
Cummins PowerSpec is an electronic tool that makes it possible to tailor the operation of Cummins engines in every on-highway application.
Advertised Horsepower
310-425 hp
231-317 kW
Peak Torque
1150-1650 lb-ft
1559-2237 Nm
Governed Speed
2100 rpm
Clutch Engagement Torque
800 lb-ft
1085 Nm
Number of Cylinders
System Weight
2880 lb
1306 kg
Engine (Dry)
2640 lb
1197 kg
Aftertreatment System*
240 lb
109 kg
VGT™ Turbocharger from Cummins Turbo Technologies – The patented design is widely recognized as the industry leader for performance. Electric actuation improves precision and responsiveness. The VGT Turbocharger also increases fuel economy and braking horsepower.
XPI Fuel System From Cummins Fuel Systems – Delivers superior performance regardless of engine rpm. Multiple injection events per cycle improve fuel efficiency and enable smoother, quieter operation.
Cummins Aftertreatment System from Cummins Emission Solutions – Proprietary system consists of a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) technology for near-zero emissions.
Fleetguard® Fuel Filters, Lube Filters and DEF from Cummins Filtration – Fleetguard filters protect against corrosion and contaminants that can cause performance issues. High quality DEF is widely available at authorized Cummins and Fleetguard locations, as well as in bulk delivery.
Single High-Capacity Electronic Control Module (ECM) – A single ECM manages the engine and aftertreatment system for optimum performance and fuel efficiency.
Duty Cycles*
Oil & Filter
35,000 mi56,000 km
25,000 mi40,000 km
15,000 mi24,000 km
Fuel Filter
30,000 mi48,000 km
Coolant Filter**
50,000 mi80,000 km
Valve Adjustment
250,000 mi400,000 km
Coalescing Filter
150,000 mi240,000 km
DEF Filter
300,000 mi480,000 km
Diesel Particulate Filter
200,000 mi320,000 km
*Light Duty > 7 mpg; Normal Duty = 7-6 mpg, Severe Duty < 6 mpg
**With appropriate filter
For complete maintenance information, please consult your Owner's Manual or Operations and Maintenance Manual, available on Cummins Quickserve Online.
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For students who major in fine arts at many Chicago-area colleges and universities, the learning extends beyond the classroom or art studio. Aspiring artists can expand their knowledge by taking advantage of the art museums and galleries connected with their schools.
For students majoring in disciplines that include photography, art history, painting, sculpture, film study, sound art, graphic arts and computerized artwork, opportunities are plentiful. These facilities range from the Oesterle Gallery on the second floor of the North Central College Library to the glitzy new Mary and Leigh Block Museum of Art at Northwestern University, which had a grand reopening in September.


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Munster lost their unbeaten record in the RaboDirect Pro 12, when they were decisively beaten by Edinburgh in Murrayfield on Friday night. The home side ran out winners by 29 to 14.
Edinburgh got off to the better start and were 3-0 ahead after only three minutes. Greig Laidlow converted a penalty to give the home side the early advantage. The same player doubled the scores with a second penalty after seven minutes and repeated the dose again on fifteen minutes. The hosts then scored the first try of the match through Matthew Scott on twenty minutes to establish a 16-0 lead. Munster's unbeaten record in the competition looked under serious threat at this point but gradually the visitors got back into the tie.
Ian Keatley got the Irish side off the mark with a penalty on twenty six minutes to make it 16-3. Munster began to take control of the match at this stage and Mafi and Hayes both made breaks that threatened the Edinburgh line. The pressure from the men in red began to tell and Keatley converted two late penalties to leave the score 16-9 at the interval. The league leaders needed to make a good start to the second period but it was the Scottish side that got off to a flyer.
Laidlow increased their lead to 19-9 with a penalty after just four minutes,and then Stephen Lawrie scored the decisive try of the night. A conversion from Laidlow left the scoreline at 26-9. Munster were facing an uphill battle from here to the finish and try as they might, they could never get back into the game. Paddy Barnes scored a late consolation try to leave the score 26-14,but Laidlow had the final say on the evening and his seventy fifth minute penalty left the Scots ahead 29-14.


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30 is the new 20: How to maintain that youthful look
Haven't you heard? Brown is the new black and 30 is so the new 20. Want to maintain that fresh "I look like I'm in my mid-20s but I'm really 30-something" glow? In order to stay hip, young and fresh-faced, the key is updating your look.
Style evolution
Sarah Shah, national television image expert and regular contributor to Great Day Houston, says staying youthful is all about allowing your look to evolve over time. "Most women develop their makeup and fashion style in high school and maintain that look through their lifetime. This strategy literally dates."
So how can you maintain a youthful look with a bounce in your step? Shah recommends incorporating a few trends and colors from the current season into your look. "Be sure the items you choose are flattering and consistent with your personal style. It doesn't matter if your style evolution is subtle or striking just so long as your look is current and changes over time." So, in other words just because stirrup pants or leopard prints will be in this fall, doesn't mean you have to wear them if you don't personally rock out to the trendy fashion statements.
Show off your assets
Heather Thomson, creator of Yummie Tummie shapewear, points out accentuating your best assets regardless of the specific style. "If you have great legs, show them off. Great arms, remove your office blazer and go sleeveless!" Thomson, who has worked with Diddy, Beyonce and J. Lo on award-winning fashion lines adds, "You will feel confident about your appearance if you spend as much time focusing on your assets as you do on hiding your figure flaws!
Plus, just in time for the fall she recommends wearing your pants long and adding high heels to maintain a youthful look. "A heel will always slim the leg and enhance your look. Make your shoes, bangles or handbag pop with some color or animal print; a pop of color or pattern will keep you looking young and trendy."
Beauty advice
And how about beauty tips? Thomson recommends prioritizing sleep and exercise. "They're the best beauty treatment you can get! Sleep is important for your body and mind to recover from the busy lives we all lead. Regular exercise -- which can be a brisk walk or training for a triathlon, pick what's right for you -- gives you energy, helps you manage your weight and releases feel-good endorphins to keep your mood up. Remember, when you feel good, you look good!"
Of course, hydrating always helps maintain a youthful glow as does skipping makeup. You also want to leave frosty eyeliner, dark lipstick and sparkly powders at the makeup counter. Instead, think sheer: a good tinted moisturizer with SPF, a creamy blush to give you a hint of color and lipstick that is just a few shades darker than you natural lip color will be the most flattering. The goal is for you to look polished, not overdone!


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This sculpture is called TRUNK, carved wood and paint 65x52x44cmts.
With this sculpture I wanted to focus in the problem of representation. The sculpture is a piece of wood (trunk) that tryes to represent a torso (trunk), the ax is there to indicate that is not a real torso just a piece of wood pretending to be a torso. But the ax is neither a real ax just a piece of wood pretending to be an ax


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Vincent Bitz of North Dakota crafted this beautiful bald eagle out of 12 gauge steel using his Lincoln AC-225S welder and 1/8" E6013 stick electrode. Here's his story: "A few years ago, I got the urge to build something patriotic. I decided to do a bald eagle with the look of determination…the determination of the American people. So with my Lincoln welder and grinders, I went to work on my project. I mount it on the back of a pickup truck and take it to parades around the state."
*The above project images and descriptions have been published to show how individuals used their ingenuity for their own needs, convenience and enjoyment. Only limited details are available and the projects have NOT been engineered by the Lincoln Electric Company. Therefore, when you use the ideas for projects of your own, you must develop your own details and plans and the safety and performance of your work is your responsibility.


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Organisations from Calais are coming to London this week to promote the French port to UK businesses, amid plans to double its capacity by the end of 2018.
More than €400m (£342m) is being ploughed into Calais- already the biggest port in mainland Europe - over the next five years, which will allow it to accommodate bigger ships and even more passengers than the 22m handled last year.
Work on a €300m, 160-hectare industrial park will also start in September in the hope of attracting more business from freight and logistics companies.
Organisations, including the French port's operator, are cheekily promoting the port as "Britain's New Gateway" ahead of the event in central London.
The Port of Calais, owned by the Nord Pas de Calais Regional Council and operated by the local chambers of commerce, was last year rumoured to have been the highest bidder for Dover in an auction for the historic site, which was scrapped in December.
The Government had hoped to raise as much as £290m from the sale of the Port of Dover, which has sat at the foot of the British town's famous white cliffs since 1606.
But the Government bowed to fierce public pressure to shelve the auction amid fears the white cliffs, which for so long have been a symbol of Britain's sovereignty, could fall into foreign hands.
This latest attempt to paint Calais as Britain's new gateway is likely to be viewed as the French stepping up the competition against their UK rivals in Dover.
The event in Marble Arch will be attended by the Port of Calais's operator, the Opal Coast chambers of commerce, a state-funded body.
Despite its bold marketing, Jean Marc Puissesseau, president of the chambers, insisted Dover and the UK will benefit from the investment in Calais, which could reach as much as €500m and which is expected to be financed through a combination of European funds, debt and a cash injection from the port's owner.
"Calais operates only with Dover. Our main, principal and exclusive destination is Dover," Mr Puissesseau said. "All that is good for Calais is good for Dover. I think we will expand together. Don't forget it's the entente cordiale."
Eurotunnel had been in the running for a new 50-year concession to operate both the port of Calais and Boulogne but decided not to table a final offer for the contract when a deadline passed last month, leaving the opal coast chambers of commerce as the only bidder.


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Tween Coding Club - Ozobots
Location: Friends of the Library Program Room
Explore coding through a series fun interactive lessons with these tiny robots! Learn what makes them tick and how you can make them work for you. Each lesson will build upon the last, so please plan to attend all 3. Open to students in 4th grade and up. Register at the library or by phone at 414-847-2670.
Questions? E-mail Lisa at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Download Birth of a Beauty wallpapers for your desktop, iPhone, iPad and Android!
Birth of a Beauty is one of the most fun dramas this year so far. If you're loving it as much as we are, you'll want to grab these specially designed backgrounds for all your devices! Enjoy the backgrounds, and enjoy Birth of a Beauty on DramaFever!
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