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Position is currently held by: Lisa Dyehouse
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- Prepare reregistration papers and an annual report to the chartered organization. Secure signatures and registration fees for the coming year.
- Ask the chartered organization representative to submit a charter application and annual report to the chartered organization for approval.
- Arrange for periodic uniform inspections with the unit commissioner. At least a month before charter expiration, also arrange for the annual membership inventory, a uniform inspection, and the annual charter review meeting.
- Help the Cubmaster and chartered organization representative plan and conduct the formal charter presentation.
- Conduct an annual census of boys in the chartered organization for systematic recruitment. Work with pack committee members to promote recruitment plans.
- Visit new families in their homes. Review with them the Bobcat requirements and "Parent Guide" in their son's handbook. Emphasize the part that the family plays in their son's advancement. Stress parent/guardian participation at all pack functions and see that new families are introduced and feel welcome at pack meetings.
- Work with the Cubmaster and pack committee to develop and carry out a plan for year-round membership growth.
- Work with the Cubmaster and pack committee to see that
- eligible Tiger Cubs transition into a Wolf den at the appropriate time.
- eligible Wolf Cub Scouts or 9-year-old Cub Scouts transition into a Bear den at the appropriate time.
- eligible Bear Cub Scouts or 10-year-old Cub Scouts transition into a Webelos den at the appropriate time.
- Webelos Scouts and parents or guardians have a smooth transition into a Boy Scout troop.
- Work with the Cubmaster in following up on former pack members who are now Boy Scouts and potential den chiefs.
- Follow up on Cub Scout dropouts to help return them to full, active membership.


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Let me preface what I'm about to say by stating that I'm clear on the fact that rain, pouring hard, has been known to create zones of standing water. And I am also clear that the average tire handles pools of water somewhat like a flat stone (even though the two bear about as much resemblance as an earthworm and a zinnia)—it skips across it, leaving the driver bereft of control.
But, that being stated up front, I had the opportunity this weekend to drive on Northern California's highways in pouring rain, and I have also, during the recent rainfall that has come through, been privy to more than one person who has complained about the rain and/or attributed low attendance at places like church to the weather.
The weather, people. The weather. The weather that involves rain. A chilly rain, indeed. A rain that invites one to cuddle up under a blanket with a nice glass of single malt. But it's not ice, it's not snow, and I find it very hard to muster sympathy under the circumstances.
So, like I said, there was the driving. And all the people around me, on Sunday night, as I drove north, were of two types: They drove like the Wicked Witch of the West, darting from one lane in the other as if they were afraid of melting, or they drove like the Wicked Witch's grandmother.
I stayed overnight in Fairfield, so I missed the pleasure of a twice-in-one-night trip on I-80 in said rain, and took off the next morning back to Oakland in a daylit downpour. I remember driving that stretch of road the day I moved to California, my car winding on I-80 West through already browning hills on either side, It was so different from the late-spring green I'd left behind in Iowa.
This time, as I drove through after a few days of heavy rains, those same hillsides had turned emerald. The grass looked like it was dolled up for its very own Spring fling. I would have tried to get a picture to capture the color, but while I don't think California has specifically banned photography while driving (along with talking on the phone sans headset and text-messaging), I didn't take the chance. (I promise, Mom.) But it was a dramatic message in a state so desperate for water. And for that reason, I embrace the rain, splash in the puddles, and enjoy the bright green while it lasts.

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January 22, 2014 10:05 ET
Records Milestone Revenue and Customer Growth
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Within Relyco's three primary product groups (Payment and E-Document Solutions, Self Mailer Pressure Seal Forms, and Innovative Laser and Digital Substrates), the company delivers ultimate quality and performance to its customers at the best possible price. Whether a customer is looking for a custom or stock printed item or transitioning to an electronic process, Relyco works with each customer to provide solutions that best meet their requirements. Contact Relyco by calling 1-800-777-7359, emailing firstname.lastname@example.com, or visiting www.relyco.com today to learn more.
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Evernote has become almost an industry-standard tool for storing all manner of information online. Data can be easy accessed from any computer with an internet connection and a range of mobile apps allows for access on various devices as well.
Whether you are working on your own or collaborating as part of a team, Evernote is a flexible tool that can be used for everything from project management to storing recipes. But it is not going to be to everyone's taste. If you are looking for something that can be used to store notes online, take a look at these Evernote alternatives and see what you think.
1. Google Keep
It's a very simple tool, but for basic lists this is a great tool. It can be used for storing reminders rather like sticky note but there is also scope to use it for note-taking. This is a Google product, so it should come as no surprise that there is not only an Android app (which has a wonderfully useful widget), but also a Chrome extension as well as an online version.
It is delightfully simple, and everything is kept in sync so you can access your notes no matter which devices you happen to use. Google Keep is really an Android app and the Chrome extension and online version are just nice extras — few people will feel enticed into use the extension on its own.
2. Quip
Quip is a note tool that's available for iOS and Android and well as Mac, PC and online. This is a tool designed with collaborative work in mind and there are plenty of features that relate to this. Files, or folders filled with files, can be easily shared with others and there is an integrated chat feature that is great for group projects.
There is the option of keeping some notes private if you want to use the tool for business and personal tasks at the same time, but it is the real-time collaborative work that really makes Quip shine. There are nice touches such as Twitter-style mentions, and read notifications so you can keep an eye on who has seen the changes you have made.
3. OneNote
Microsoft's note-taking offering OneNote is something that has developed a great deal over the years. Available as part of Office 365, the tool can also be downloaded separately for iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone, and Android free of charge. Note-taking can take a number of forms: lists, photos and voice notes, and all will be synced for easy access on different devices.
Mobile widgets mean that accessing the app is quick and simple, helping to eliminate the risk of forgetting what you wanted to jot down. The ability to create notes based on pictures, or even with your voice, makes this a highly flexible tool, and while it may not be as feature-packed as some Evernote alternatives, it is still well worth a look.
4. Springpad
Springpad is probably the most feature-rich alternative to Evernote, and it is also its closest competitor. What really makes Spingpad stand out from the competition is the tool's flexibility — it can be used to do just about anything. Whether you are looking for a tool to manage shopping lists, want to organize recipes, maintain a wishlist, or work on a project together with others, Springpad has everything you need.
No matter what platform you're using, there is a Springpad tool for you. It goes without saying that there are iOS and Android apps available, but there is also a Kindle app as well as a browser extension that makes it easy to grab content from the web and add it to your notes.
The number of different view available is staggering, and the Springpad website is an absolute joy to use. Of course you are free to create notes based on whatever you want, but Springpad also tries to help you out. Save information about a recipe, and a shopping list can be automatically created for you. Springpad really is a tool that has to be experienced to be believed. If there is something it can't do, we'd love to know what it is!
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Simplenote lives up to its name and keeps things very simple indeed. There is a web app available but also dedicated apps for iOS, Android, Kindle and Mac, and much like Google Keep this is not a tool that is weighed down with extra features; it's here to get a job done with as few distractions as possible. Every note you create is automatically backed up and synced online so it can be accessed from other devices, and there's a lightning fast search tool to help you to find what you're looking for.
Note organisation is also helped by support for tags. An extremely interesting option is versioning. If you make changes to a note which you later regret, you can step back in time to an earlier version. While there is not scope for collaborative word through Simple Note, it is possible to share note with others — and to other apps.
So, if you've tried Evernote and found that it is not quite the tool for you, there are plenty of other apps and services to choose from. Take them for a test drive and you're sure to find something that suits your needs perfectly. If you think we've missed an important tool from the list, let us know!


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The Rhythm of City
The Rhythm of City points out an innovative and artistic way for applying geo-located social data of Twitter, Flicker, and Youtube as a score. At the same time, the data represents a city's pace of life. The goal is to metaphorically describe locations by extracting geo-tagged content and translating it into the rhythm of a physical metronome every minute. It means the digital inhabitants are the composers of the score in real time.
The installation consists of 10 modified metronomes whose rhythms correspond to the selected cities' digital pace of life. Every metronome represents a city. The audience is given a chance to discover and experience an alternative way of perceiving different locations through an unpredictable and continuous performance of 10 metronomes. Our concerns are about the malleability of the digital world to the physical one, and the interpretation of social data for artistic purposes. The Rhythm of City is an inter-disciplinary artwork that demonstrates creative approach towards emerging social web technology. At the same time, the artwork draws attention to the vanishing border between virtual and physical, and allows perceiving a city's digital pace of life.
the project is developed in collaboration with Mar Canet Sola.
The above version of installation is the second one. In the new version we are using Yamaha hybrid metronomes and digital fabrication.
Below you can see the first version of the project and read about the process.
The project has been supported by Wittner GmbH & Co. KG
The idea is to apply geo-located social data for describing a city in real-time.
The initial plan with 10 metronomes has been realized. We have selected 10 cities (that could be as well changed if needed) and offering a acoustic and visual experience that is driven by geo-located social data from Twitter, Flickr, and Youtube.
See our presentation at the symposium of Enter5 in Prague for more information on the concept and realization:
We already have modified 5 metronomes!
here is the ready project with explanations. At the moment just with one metronome but there are coming more!
can you imagine how it will sound with 10 or more metronomes?
improved demo:
Starting with the inspiration for the project, Bornstein & Bornstein discovered a positive correlation between the walking speed of pedestrians and the size of the city . Robert Levine demonstrated in his study the faster pace of life in the northern, economically developed and individualistic countries. In short, the studies proved that it is possible to describe a city and its culture by the speed of inhabitants and services, and its location.
Consequently, we assume that the digital geo-located social data can give us similar results: in economically developed countries bigger cities generate more digital social content rather than the cities of undeveloped countries. In other words, we believe that the analyses of geo-located social data will give similar results as have achieved Bornstein & Bornstein and Robert Levine. Thus, the aim is to artistically relate to these studies.
The goal is to metaphorically describe the locations by extracting geo-tagged content and translating it into a rhythm of physical metronome in real-time. In short, a metronome represents a city. The installation consists from the 10 modified metronomes whose rhythms correspond to the selected cities' the digital pace of life of. The audience is given a chance to discover and experience an alternative way of perceiving different locations through a continuous performance of 10 metronomes.
To put in a nutshell, "The Rhythm of City" is an art installation that explains in original way digital geo-located social content and characterizes cities. Even more, the work is an ongoing performance that embraces different locations, digital social data, and physical kinetic motion.
The installation is a sonic, and at the same time visual, interface for perceiving the urban life and culture of different locations. Moreover, we would like to give an alternative meaning and purpose to the location-specific invisible online data. In short, the artwork makes invisible information visible and even audible.
ready installation should look similar:
Techincal realization:
Important thing is that we do not rely on single social network but multiple. At the moment we are applying Twitter, Youtube, and Flickr. We plan extend our selection.
1st task: to control the rhythm of a metronome
at first we thought about electromagnets but later we discovered that the solution is servo motor.
so we placed servo inside the metronome and glued a hook that is able to modify the tempo of metronome. The result is below.
the three buttons are from modified computer mouse.
The servo has currently 3 modes and is controlled by arduino.
2nd task: get real time online data and make it controle the rhythm of metronome.
should work like this:
November 29, 2010 3:57 pm
I like your idea! i wish you can make it to controll 100 metronoms!
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Report: The Heat Have Offered Dwyane Wade a 2-year, $40M Contract
After the news broke of Kevin Durant leaving the only franchise he has ever known for the Golden State Warriors, the HEAT were taking no chances with their aging superstar.
According to ESPN's Dan Le Batard, the Miami Heat have offered all-star guard Dwyane Wade a two-year, $40-million deal with a player option in the second year.
Heat has offered Wade 2 years, $40 million with a player option in second year.
— Dan Le Batard Show (@LeBatardShow) July 4, 2016
Wade made $20 million last year with his one-year contract and would make that same amount for the next two years if he agrees to sign this one. The Knicks, Bulls, and Bucks have been throwing out numbers in hopes of him leaving South Beach, especially after the Heat's 1st offer was only $10 Million.
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StollerUSA's Bio-Forge prevailed through a regional "TEST THE BEST" grower challenge that took place in the Illinois Corn Belt. "We're encouraged when we see progressive farmers ready to take that next step in exploring production potential," shared StollerUSA's General Manager Dr. Wayne Smith. "We know our technology will stand up to the challenge plus it gives more farmers exposure to Stoller technology and why it works."
The challenge started out as a friendly competition among progressive growers in Central Illinois. The rules were simple. Start with a select corn hybrid and implement new practices to reach 300 bu/acre or better yields. Participants tested new inputs and experimented with the application rates and timings of other accepted products. The result was "years" of trial and test experiences rolled into one year…revealing new technologies that performed.
One of the new crop management practices tested by Jason and Adam Watson of Watson Farms in Villa Grove Illinois was the use of Stoller Technology. Specifically Bio-Forge ST seed treatment and Bio-Forge with foliar fungicide applications were proven to enhanced yields.
"When we decided to take on the "Test the Best" challenge the research I did on Stoller Technology jumped out at me," explains Jason Watson. "I wanted a way to preserve the seed's genetic potential. And the stress management attributes of Bio-Forge made sense."
As it turns out 2011 was a very stressful year for Central Illinois farmers. A cold and wet spring meant farmers were late getting the crops planted. The damp spring was followed by extremely hot and dry pollinating conditions. "I guess if you were going to test a stress management product, 2011 was a good year to do it." shared Jason Watson.
The difference in corn plants treated with Stoller technology was visually apparent. The treated plants were healthier and greener—even during the peak of drought conditions. Closer inspection revealed better ear placement higher on the stalk where sunlight is more readily available for enhanced photosynthesis. More importantly Watson's trials using Stoller technology revealed a consistent yield boost of at 10 bu/acre over the untreated plots.
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Old School D&D vs New School D&D: The Combat Divide
From talking to players in my old school campaign and players at the local game shop, I've decided that, locally at least, the main divide between liking old school D&D and new school D&D seems to be the player's opinion of combat. Players who like fast, narrative combat are interested in older version of D&D while players who like using miniatures and battleboards for tactically detailed combat are interested in newer versions of D&D.
This divide seems to be nearly universal among local D&D players I've talked to and seems to be a better "determining factor" for interest in older version of D&D than other factors (such as save or die, level drains, character skills vs player skills, or GM fiat) I see talked about on RPG forums and blogs. Players who enjoy the long, tactically rich combats of 3.x and 4e show the least interest in trying older versions of D&D while players who do not like long, tactically rich combats are much more open to trying older versions of D&D.
Is this universal? I have no idea, but I've discovered recruiting players locally is much easier now that "discovered" this.
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October 13, 2009 at 2:52 PM
While tactical minded in combat, I prefer not to need the minis, and do prefer 2nd Ed myself. I Tend to lay out combat on a piece of notebook paper and track where people are etc, and go form there. Also I find older editions are far easier to through out a rule in combat for flavor, or fudge rules for use of story. (especially with players that aren't massive rules lawyers, heck most of mine never crack the books)
October 13, 2009 at 3:05 PM
Some of it may be a visual thing. A lot of the local players who are into long tactical combats with minis seem to be playing in campaigns where someone has spent hundreds of dollars on minis, dungeon terrain with walls and the like. They can spend 10-20 minutes just setting this stuff up for a combat, before they even start playing out the combat. Most of the combats in my games would be over in the time it takes to set up the terrain. To each their own, I say.
October 13, 2009 at 9:30 PM
I've come to see the divide as the result of two wildly diverging schools of though.
To me, mechanics cover the breakdown of the game's flow- combat, saving throws, ability checks, etc. should be avoided if possible. The heart of the game for me has always been planning, decision making. The players decide the course of action and (in this case combat) determines how it plays out- the combat is not the fun of the game, anymore than the combat of risk, or even chess.
4e takes great strides towards making combat fun and allowing players to make meaningful decisions, but I prefer combat to be an eventuality with a good degree of player choice, rather than the heart of the game.
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October 16, 2009 at 9:59 PM
I'm only just starting a 4e play-by-post so my point of view probably ought not carry too much weight, but it seems the goal of 4e has been to eliminate all possible variables from combat and make rulings less arbitrary. Line-of-sight is an example that comes to mind. It's set down fairly clearly in the 4e player guide and if I recall rightly is not even mentioned in Oe and ADD.
On the other hand, there are aspects of combat that are almost automated..and this I find bothersome. The "marking" of targeted foes for example, is a game mechanism that belongs on the chess board, not the RPG. While I understand there is always a place in a scrum for thinking tactically, it seems that model placement and assuming the correct combat role have overshadowed playing off-the-cuff, taking risks, plying foolhardy heroics and thinking outside the five-foot-square.
July 31, 2011 at 12:14 PM
You have right, in the other hand oldschool and newschool dnd players likes the same stereotypical herocentrical game.


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"In Him was life, and the life was the Light of men." John 1:4
I've read a lot of self-help books lately. Taken at face value, each author has figured out how to make at least their first million and they've filled these books with the principles, rules, and magic steps I should take to make mine. Sadly, I still haven't figured out how to be as successful as they are, but I ate Chinese today and my fortune cookie said I was getting close.
People often ask me, "What do you really want?"
In those moments, I imagine beauty contestants answering that inane question with "world peace." Most of the time I'm just as clueless as they are about what I really want, especially when it comes to what I want that I could actually get. No offense to the beauty queens, but they're not getting world peace anytime soon. Whirled peas, maybe, at least until Jesus really comes back. I want a lot of things I'll never get, too, like a penthouse off Central Park and the bank account to go with it, or maybe a personalized parking space at the mall. That would be nice.
That what do you really want question is hard for me because I really have gotten a lot of things I've wanted. I wanted to be a professional songwriter. I got that and a lot more, having enjoyed a long career in music publishing and recording. I wanted a happy marriage and I've had 35 awesome years (not perfect, but awesome) with my sweet wife who gave us a beautiful daughter. I wanted people to hear about the miraculous changes Jesus brought to my life. I've flown over a million miles so far, sharing with hundreds of thousands of people the power of His transforming love.
No, I've come to know that the real question isn't what do I really want in order to make myself happy. The real question is "what have I been created to do in order to bring Jesus glory and to help others find Him?" Finding the answer to that question is the only thing that's going to satisfy my deep heart. It's the only thing that will satisfy yours, too.
So, to get you what you really want, you have to start by realizing that what you really want is to find out what Jesus made you for-to know Him and to make Him known. Nothing else fits that hole in your heart. Nothing else brings the joy and happiness you crave. Nothing else can take the place of knowing the One who will eventually bring world peace. Love Jesus and find out what He made you for. That's how you get what you really want.
John Chisum is an internationally appreciated worship leader, songwriter, mentor, and clinician. Click here for information on The Worship Leader's One-on-One Coaching with John Chisum. For information about booking John for a worship seminar, worship concert, or special event, contact him directly at firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 251-533-5960.


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MAYFLOWER, Ark. (AP) — Authorities are working to clean up an oil spill in central Arkansas after a pipeline ruptured.
Mayflower Police Chief Robert Satkowski says an ExxonMobil pipeline sprung a leak Friday afternoon in his small city about 20 miles northwest of Little Rock.
Satkowski says the pipeline has since been shut off. The spill forced authorities to evacuate dozens of homes. Oil spilled onto the road and lawns, but it's unclear exactly how much.
Arkansas Department of Emergency Management spokesman Brandon Morris initially said oil had reached nearby Lake Conway, but he later said that was incorrect.
ExxonMobil says it's investigating and working with local authorities in clean-up efforts. The company says the breach was in a pipeline that originates in Illinois and carries crude oil to the Texas Gulf Coast.
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Neurology is the study of the nervous system and the diagnosis of conditions that affect it.
The nervous system comprises the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles.
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Justice Society of America #43
- Story by
- James Robinson
- Art by
- Jesse Delperdang and Jesús Merino
- Colors by
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- Letters by
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- Cover by
- Barbara Ciardo, Sandra Hope, and Shane Davis
- Publisher
- DC Comics
Starting next month, the new creative team of Marc Guggenheim and Scott Kolins takes over "Justice Society of America," but this month Jesus Merino pencils one final issue while James Robinson wraps up one or two of the loose ends from his "Dark Things" crossover.
The best thing about this issue's writing is, easily, the idea of the new Starheart world serving as a home for magical creatures. This part of Robinson's script reminds me in some ways of his old "Starman" run, mixing DC Universe history and characters with slightly new situations and offering up political treaties and groupings based on what we've seen so far. It's a nice set-up, although I can't help but have a sneaking suspicion that all writers not named James Robinson will probably ignore it and eventually it will be forgotten. That would be a shame; there's a lot of potential in it and it's an interesting addition to the DC Universe.
On the other hand, it's a slightly clunky issue in other aspects. I don't have a problem with a comic that's an issue-long conversation (Robinson's "Talking With David" issues of "Starman" were a high point of the series), but this feels slightly dull and sluggish in places. In many ways it's nothing more than a prolonged justification of the new status quo for Obsidian and Jade no longer allowed to be near each other. The problem is, it comes across as feeling forced and a little too artificial in the way of angst. Obsidian whining about his new fate doesn't help matters, but there's something about it that doesn't sit right. Don't let the big "Brightest Day" banner on the cover fool anyone, it's still dark and dreary in the DC Universe, yet again.
Still, Merino's pencils are beautiful and it's a shame that he's off the book after such a short time. His shifting from inks to pencils was a great move for DC Comics, and I hope his departure here will quickly be followed up by a high-profile arrival on another title. From the extravagant towers, cathedrals, and pagodas of the Starheart, to the thoughtful and lined face of Alan Scott, Merino brings every single page of Robinson's story to life, and I'll definitely miss his presence here.
"Justice Society of America" this month is a lot like Robinson's run on "Justice League of America," with good intentions but coming across slightly uneven and a bit of a muddle to boot. Merino's art is a nice temporary salve to an ultimately unsatisfying issue, but I'd hoped for something stronger here.


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The United Nations Children's Fund warns hundreds of millions of children who live in cities and towns are excluded from vital services, including health, education, clean water and sanitation. In this year's State of the World's Children report, UNICEF describes the grim reality of children growing up in poverty in city slums, which offer few of the benefits available to children of a wealthier class.
Cities are great places for people who can afford to go to the doctor, get an education and take advantage of the many recreational activities available. But, cities are not such great places for poor children forced to live in slums and shantytowns.
The U.N. Children's Fund says these children are among the most disadvantaged and vulnerable in the world. It says they live amid violence and exploitation. They are deprived of the most basic services and denied a chance to thrive.
UNICEF's "State of the World's Children Report" finds overcrowding and unsanitary conditions in these slums rapidly spread diseases such as pneumonia and diarrhea, two of the biggest killers of children under five in the world.
The report notes one urban resident in three lives in a slum. This rises to six in 10 in Africa. It says many children in slums live close to vital services, such as schools and clinics. The problem, it says, is they are excluded from these services because of poverty and discrimination.
UNICEF spokeswoman, Marixie Mercado, says these problems begin at birth.
"One-third of children in urban areas are not registered at birth," said Mercado. "That proportion rises almost half in Africa, makes them much more vulnerable to exploitation throughout their lives. Slum dwellers, for example, living without secure land tenure always live with the permanent risk of being evicted. This gives them absolutely no incentive to improve their households or their communities and it contributes to a huge sense of insecurity for children and their families."
And, UNICEF warns the situation is likely to get worse unless governments put children at the heart of urban planning and improve services for all. Today, more than half of all people, including more than one billion children, live in urban settings. By 2050, the United Nations predicts, 70 percent of the world population will live in cities.
Mercado says the increase in the number of slum-dwellers will only add to the deplorable conditions under which so many children are forced to live.
"In Kenya, for example, a study in 2009 showed that stunting rates among children in the slums of Nairobi were almost three times higher than in urban areas in general," she said. "In Bangladesh, mortality rates among children in slums was higher than both the rural and the urban rates, generally."
But, the report cites other studies where cities have implemented programs, which are benefiting the poor. Mexico has an initiative which provides cash to the poorest families to send their children to school and pay for health care. This operates in both rural and urban areas and is now being followed by other countries.
UNICEF says steps such as the abolition of medical and school fees will improve children's health and allow many more children to get an education. The agency says vital services often are available to the poor, but they are unaware of this. It says it is important that slum-dwellers be informed of their rights.


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To begin, part the hair in the middle of the head, and then divide these two parts again in half at the ears, making a ponytail of each section in the front but only one in the back. Start with the unbound section of hair, and work with 1/2-inch-by-1/2-inch squares to make small braids. Divide the square in half again, and place the halfway point of a hair extension, which has been cut in half, against your client's head. Pull their natural hair over the extension and start a small braid with it.
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The 30th Sumedha Sadhana – A Psychospritual Wholeness Journey – commenced on October 2 with 20 participants – the highest number ever. The previous highest number was 19. Of these 14 are women and 6 are men (four priests and two religious brothers, including a Salesian brother).
The foundational module, facilitated by Jose Parappully, the Director of the Centre was "Psychological Dynamics on the Spiritual Journey." This module used insights from psychology, especially developmental theories, to help participants to examine their understanding of and way of living their spiritual journey.
Gerard Alvarez, a Christian Brother and Trainer, currently residing at St. Joseph's College, Nainital, used stories of Jesus (especially as narrated in the Gospel of Mark) and the emerging Universe Story to help participants to look at their own stories.
This week the participants explore "Feminist and Women's Spirituality" This module is facilitated by Presentation Sister Shalini, Professor at Vidyajyoti College of Theology, New Delhi.
Recreation common, birthday celebrations and picnics are also part of the Sumedha journey along with the serious work of self-exploration and self-transformation.
Remaining Modules: Core Spirituality by Jose Mathew Kuttianimatathil PhD; Unconscious Dynamics & Psycho-Spiritual Maturity by Johny Dominic PhD; Group Therapy by Johny Dominic PhD, Jose Parappully PhD and MC Abraham PhD; and Spiritual Retreat by Jose Parappully PhD.
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Airstream travel trailers - now you can stay in them without pulling them around! Airstream hotels are popping up all over California (and perhaps some of the other states too!). Here are some of the ones we know about:
Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground (Buellton, CA)
They rent nine Airstreams as well as two vintage "canned-ham" trailers. The Airstreams have been refurbished with themed interiors such as Mod Squad, Urban Cowboy and Bombshell (which means Marilyn Monroe). Microwaves, mini-refrigerators, coffee makers, flat-panel cable TVs, DVD players, Wi-Fi and a barbecue and/or fire pit are included. The resort has a pool, a playground, a horseshoes area, a bocce ball court and a sports field. Info: 180 Avenue of the Flags, Buellton; (877) 783-5247. From $99 a night.
Kate's Lazy Desert in Landers, Calif.
Each of the six trailers located at Kate's has an original interior design by an artist. (Kate's Lazy Desert) Adults-only Kate's Lazy Desert, 20 miles north of Joshua Tree National Park, reflects the wild style of its owner, Kate Pierson of the B-52s. She hired eccentric artists to decorate the six Airstreams with themes such as Tiki, Tinkerbell and Planet Air. The 30-foot-long Hairstream is Kate's "fantasy tour trailer" with bright primary colors and big-hair cartoons. Hot Lava is decorated with vivid red polka dots and blobs — it's a little like being trapped inside a lava lamp. If the lava's too hot, swing from a hammock or take a dip in the above-ground pool. Tip: If you love vivid colors, Kate's is your place. Info: 58380 Botkin Road, Landers; (845) 688-7200. From $175 per night.
Metro Hotel (Petaluma, CA)
Thirty-five miles north of San Francisco, the colorful and quirky French-inspired Metro Hotel has two new Airstreams: a 22-foot Bambi model (with silver, wood and red interior) and a 28-foot International (silver with fuchsia carpeting). Each comes with a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, a stove, a microwave and a French press coffee maker. Info: 508 Petaluma Blvd. South, Petaluma; (707) 773-4900. From $149 a night.
Santa Cruz/Monteray Bay KOA (Watsonville, CA)
Thirty-five miles north of San Francisco, the colorful and quirky French-inspired Metro Hotel has two new Airstreams: a 22-foot Bambi model (with silver, wood and red interior) and a 28-foot International (silver with fuchsia carpeting). Each comes with a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, a stove, a microwave and a French press coffee maker. Info: 508 Petaluma Blvd. South, Petaluma; (707) 773-4900. From $149 a night.
Wellspring Ranch (Cayucos, CA)
This is a "private retreat and sanctuary for couples" on 160 acres northwest of San Luis Obispo, has a 28-foot luxury International-series Airstream that has never been on the road (other than getting to the ranch). Meals, served in the garden or café, are included. Guests can ramble on hiking trails, practice yoga in a studio in the woods or drive 20 minutes to Paso Robles wine country. The ranch has a Tesla charging station. Info: 9150 Santa Rita Road, Cayucos; (805) 9951644. $450 a night plus one-time cleaning fee starting at $50.
Santa Barbara Auto Camp (Santa Barbara, CA)
One of the first Airstream "hotels," has five of the silvery trailers, ranging from the 1950s to the 1970s, that have been refurbished with pillow-top mattresses and down comforters on the beds, free Wi-Fi and outdoor decks with electric barbecues.The 31-foot-long 1972 Sovereign even has a claw-foot tub. Guests can use free beach-cruiser bikes for rides to Stearns Wharf and East Beach. The owners plan to add five additional Airstreams in the next few months. Info: 2717 De la Vina St., Santa Barbara; (888) 405-7553. From $174 a night.
Caravan Outpost (Ojai, CA)
The funky but cool Caravan Outpost has 11 Airstreams, mostly from the 2000s, but one named Sam is a "1959 Land Yacht." The named trailers are 19 to 30 feet in length and are arrayed around a central area. All have air-conditioning, Wi-Fi and colorfully patterned pillows and throws that brighten the sleek wood-and-metal interiors. The Outpost also offers yoga classes, beach-cruiser bikes, cooking at a community grill and short local excursions. Info: 317 Bryant St., Ojai; (805) 836-4891. From $179 a night.
Hicksville Trailer Palace and Retreat (Joshua Tree, CA) is a hoot. Two of its nine trailers are Airstreams: the Sweet and the Integratrailor. The 22-foot Sweet is a throwback to the '70s with orange walls, sage-and-yellow furniture and turquoise shag carpeting. Guests can snuggle or sleep on two large curvy couches (there's no bed) while listening to tunes on a record player or watching satellite TV. The Integratrailor has a queen bed, a sink, heat and air conditioning and an "alien communication system." All guests share a bathroom. Info: (310) 584-1086. From $75 a night.
Palm Canyon Hotel & RV Resort (Borrego, CA)
in Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, has four Airstreams: Life's a Trip, Shelley, Baby Blues and Moon Walker. All have small kitchens, private patios and outdoor grills; two have their own small bathrooms. Palm Canyon also has three tiny vintage "canned-ham" trailers, hotel rooms and pull-through RV spaces. All guests may soak in the two pools and two hot tubs. Info: 221 Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs; (800) 242-0044. From $119 a night. Closed June 1-Sept. 15.
Hope you have enjoyed reading about each of these unique hotels, and we encourage you to share! Thanks to The Los Angeles Times for this wonderful information.


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At Bells Shoes we have a fantastic collection of children's sandals to satisfy even the most picky kids, with many of them having a brilliant design that your little one's are sure to love, such as Disney characters and superheroes. Whether you need sandals for holiday, to use in the shower or simply as an indoor shoe we have a stemming number of different children's shoes for you to purchase in many sizes. Our shoes are perfect for holidays, wearing around the swimming pool or even to be used as an indoor shoe.
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Being BFFs in the digital age means—if you are both creative types (or think you are)—that much of your friendship will be public (in that it will be accessible online). This is especially true if you do not live in the same locale as your BFF. And it may also mean that when birthdays come along—as one has now—that they are celebrated in public.
So, yes: happy birthday Samuel!
Much of our best-friendship is accessible online. Not our childhoods, or our summer-camp years, or our amazing dinner parties, but some things. Including:
- the birthday video I made for Samuel last year;
- the hilarious speech Samuel gave at my wedding;
- an assessment of Samuel's online presence, by yours truly (and his response);
- rules for my friendships with others, by Samuel;
- our greatest hits collection (to date) of funny email subject lines;
- the Facebook prank we pulled on my boss on his birthday;
- AND our friendship has a business card, how weird is that.
Below is another example of our hilarity that I haven't yet had the chance to post in any kind of relevant way, and I will now be using this post as an excuse to do just that. It is a survey, put together by Samuel, and emailed to me to fill out, after I reminded him to keep me in the loop about his travels (apparently he had gotten a few too many such emails? and this was his reaction?):
With that, I sign off, because I can wish Samuel a happy birthday in no better way than by celebrating his sense of humour in public. He will JUST LOVE that.
(Samuel, please also attend the mail slot at your parents' home this week, for no particular reason…)
Samuels are what August Fifths were made for.


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Hi everyone!
My name is Luis Figueiredo, I'm a 24 years old portuguese guy and was graduated from Vancouver Film School, in Canada in Classical Animation/2D.
In the past 4 years, I lived the first 3 years in Italy by myself and I have studied comics in which I have worked for many different clients since then. After and the past year I moved to Vancouver in Canada to study animation in which I had the chance to create all by myself my first 2 shorts in which you can see them here:
And here I am trying to achieve my dream and trying to become one of the best artists ever! I know that it's something very difficult but we should always try to achieve our dreams even knowing that it's something "impossible".
So I choose three points that I consider crucial in my point of view:
1st - becoming the BEST Comic artist ever
2nd - dont lose my sight/vision and hands
3rd - drawing all the time without being disturbed
"No PAIN, no GAIN"
Current Residence: Florence, Italy
Print preference: One Piece and CAPCOM
Favourite style of art: Fusion or Mainstream Style
Skin of choice: Red
Favourite cartoon character: Luffy, Zoro, Goku, Rurouni Kenshin, Toriko, Ichigo, Hajime no Ippo, Shin Chan...
Personal Quote: "No Pain, No Gain"


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Come and enjoy the magnificent sunsets whilst sipping the bar's signature cocktail Tropical Lime - a delicious blend of passion fruit, mango, guava, pineapple and rum. Tap your feet, dance or just relax and take in the local entertainment when it's presented.
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Some clean-up games for girls include Messy Parlour, Baby Angela Room Cleaning and Baby Tom Garden Cleaning. Such games teach girls how to be organized and neat from a tender age.Continue Reading
Messy Parlour is a game about a girl named Annie whose beauty salon is in a mess after serving clients the whole day. The player is required to clean and reorganize the salon in preparation for the next day of normal services.
Baby Angela Room Cleaning is based on the life of Baby Angela, who is at risk of getting in trouble if she does not clean her room. The player is required to help her clean the room by gathering the toys and other items scattered across the floor. The player is also required to get rid of mud and stains from the floor using a vacuum cleaner.
Baby Tom Garden Cleaning is a game about Baby Tom, who has just had a great time with his friends in the garden. The player is then required to clean the untidy and disorganized garden by using the right cleaning tools provided in the game. All these clean-up games are available to play online on websites such as PinkyGirlGames.com, GirlGamesBox.com and GirlGames.com.Learn more about Parenting


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A Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police officer and his dog were praised on social media Friday after they found a missing 2-year-old stuck in a fence.
.@CMPD officer and his dog found 2-year-old Madison, who was reported missing. The child was stuck under a fence 2 blocks from home. pic.twitter.com/pNAyT2XP0C— CMPD News (@CMPD) October 6, 2017
The CMPD officer and his dog found the child, named Madison, two blocks from the toddler's home, CMPD tweeted. Police did not release the names of the officer and his dog or where in the city the child was found.
CMPD's Twitter followers complimented the officer and his dog for quickly finding the child after the department received a report about the missing toddler.
"We could all use this piece of good news," Charlotte City Council member Julie Eiselt said. She was the first person to post a reply after CMPD tweeted the news.
Others soon tweeted similar praise.
This is a GREAT story! We could all use this piece of good news. Thanks @CMPD officers and pup!— Julie J Eiselt (@JulieEiselt) October 6, 2017
Aww!! I wanna pet him!!— LaChatte (@CatLady28079) October 6, 2017
Good job!— L.A. Vitale (@Lynnsjaded) October 6, 2017
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Face invaders: New smartphone monitors skin tone
Fujitsu's new 'Harada Memori' device will send skin tones to cosmetic cloud
Not content with providing its customers with new tech gadgets to keep their pooches healthy, Japanese IT giant Fujitsu has now unveiled a smartphone designed to monitor users' skin.
Hada Memori (skin memory) is the latest wacky invention from a company more commonly associated in the UK with public sector strikes and serious cloud computing infrastructure.
The device comes with a card sporting a 15mm hole and various skin tone colours painted around the outside.
Users hold said card against their cheek, take a pic with the phone and the result will be analysed and sent up to the cloud for storage, according to AFP.
If they're feeling particularly brave, or having a good skin day, users can also share their information through social networks.
Fujitsu's goal in all of this is apparently to harvest the info and sell it on to beauty product manufacturers, presumably having anonymised the data first, with the aim of securing skin pics from one million users in the next two years.
Not content with this potential privacy banana skin, it wants to do the same with a series of planned devices to monitor stress levels, exercise habits and even sleeping patterns. It'll be interesting to see how the Japanese public react.
It's not quite the same force for good as Sharp's Pantone 5, which comes with a built-in radiation dosimeter, but there are probably enough beauty-obsessed punters around out there to make it a go-er. ®


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Tonight Tonight in Music: Common Market, Spaceman, Cyanide Destruct
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Common Market celebrate the release of their new record at Neumo's tonight. See what Charles Mudede has to say about the duo here. Also on the bill: Thee Emergency, Feral Children, and the Total Experience Gospel Choir. It will, in fact, be one of the best shows of the week.
SPACEMAN - Box n Pop - Fresh Blends - July 9 from 253 hiphop on Vimeo.
Also happening tonight, just up the street from Neumos, D.Black, Spaceman, People$, DJ Evil Twin Bros play Chop Suey. Larry Mizell gives that show some love in this week's My Philosophy:
I'm sure I've used this space to enthuse about my man Space before, but after seeing him burn down The Corner at the Rendezvous a couple of weeks ago, I've got to pump the level of my advocacy up to a fever pitch. In English: Spaceman murdered shit. The star quality he brags so well about is more apparent than everand, better still, instead of letting his considerable swag do all the talking, he brings dope music to the show (sounds like he's going real hard in the studio right now) and rocks a crowd with authority, confidently roving stage and crowd like the ravenous young gun he is. Hungry-as-hell and humble-for-real are a rare combo and a big up to rappers that aren't assholes!
And finally, at the Funhouse…
Three Legged Dog, the Bill Bondsmen, Cyanide Destruct
(Funhouse) Break out the egg yolks and getcher liberty spikes all sharp 'n' pointy for THIS show… locals Cyanide Destruct, who rip some solid hardcore, Three Legged Dog, and Detroit's Bill Bondsmen, who also rip the hardcore, '90s style! Rumor has it, backed by the Bill Bondsmen, will be special guest "thee" Al Milman. Al gets special guest status, as he will be performing a few of his Al Milman Sect hits, some goodies, I'm told, from the time when he invented "punk" rock… 1946 I think it was. His cameo is a bit of a celebration of this past July's welcomed release of the Al Milman Sect/Man-Ka-Zam complete discography. Oh, and don't forget which way the pit rotates… AGAINST THE GRAIN! MIKE NIPPER


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Pharr Family Without Water for 3 Days Due to Leak
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It is true that Nostradamus predicted a Young Knight defeating / disarming an old knight, this prophecy was interpreted by me before the Indian General Elections as Modi defeating his only challenger Lal Krishna Advani. It is also true that the same prophecy could probably be interpreted to mean the Narendra Modi versus Arvind Kejriwal fight, which is being highlighted by certain sections of the Indian Media.
The Nostradamus prophecy mentioned above refers to the coming Avatar, the agent of change, the one who will radically change the Indian political system and the way of life of the Indian people and give them Acche Din. By Avatar, I do not mean the much-awaited last Avatar of Vishnu, the Kalki Avatar, but an Avatar who as mentioned above is the agent of change.
Narendra Modi was and is still being seen as that agent of change by a large percentage of the Indian public, the primary reason why he was voted to power by such an overwhelming majority. Modi on his part has to live up to that expectation because that is what the Indian people really expect from him.
Arvind Kejriwal and his fight with Narendra Modi as of now seems restricted to the local issues of the small union territory of Delhi, populated by a large section of the Indian Media. Kejriwal has not spelled out his plans and vision for the whole of India, neither has he radically changed the life of the people of Delhi for the better, until that happens this much-hyped contest appears to be a non-starter.
As of now, it is Modi versus Mamta, Mulayam, Rahul Gandhi, Mayawati, Nitish Kumar, Laloo Prasad Yadav and others in localized contests. I will write about the Modi versus Kejriwal fight when Arvind becomes a national leader.
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Send announcements or events, which are open to the public at no or minimal cost, to The Loudoun Connection, 7913 Westpark Drive, McLean, VA 22102 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. Deadline is Friday, two weeks before the event. Photos/artwork encouraged. For more information, call 703-917-6454.
On Wednesday, Aug. 6, the Loudoun County Adult Drug Treatment Court held the program's fifth graduation ceremony. Virginia Del. David E. Poisson (D-32), will address the participants and guests.
There are 19 participants in the program, one of who will graduated that day. The graduate has completed all four phases of the program and has maintained a considerable period of abstinence.
The drug court model is a specially designed docket within the existing court system that focuses on nonviolent substance abusing offenders. The court utilizes immediate sanctions and incentives to promote participant progression through the four-phase program. Participants enter the program voluntarily and are made no promises as to their probation supervision status post-graduation.
The Loudoun County Drug Court Program, implemented in June of 2004, is one of about 30 such programs in Virginia.
Army Sgt. Kevin P. McMahon, the son of Patrick and Deborah McMahon, has graduated from nine weeks of basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C. McMahon graduated in 2003 from Herndon High School and received a bachelor's degree in 2007 from Virginia Polytechnic Institute And State University, Blacksburg.
Allen Monk of Leesburg has received the rank of Eagle Scout at a Court of Honor June 29. He is a member of Boy Scout Troop 1168. The son of Randall and Alex Monk recently graduated from Heritage High School and has been accepted by Brigham Young University where he plans to major in design engineering.
Boy Scout Troop 1173 of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, held an Eagle Scout Court June 10, which honored seven young men who earned their Eagle rank. The Scouts are Stephen J. Allred, Stephen Bowers, Connor Calderwood, Kirby Calderwood, Nathaniel Keith Lewis, Cory Pearson and Scott Whitlock, all residents of Ashburn.
The Loudoun County Victim Witness Program honored Loudoun Sheriff's Office Investigators Tim Ortwein and Dave Canham at the 10th Annual Victim Services Awards. The awards ceremony is held each year during National Crime Victims' Rights Week and was established to honor and recognize those who have exhibited outstanding services on behalf of crime victims.
The following area Virginia Tech students were among those honored at the university's spring commencement ceremony held May 9: Trevor Anderson, Wesley Anderson, Tracey Ansell, Mary Arrowsmith, Drew Banko, Thomas Baranowski, Theodore Beck, Thomas Brown, Jon Brundage, Justin Chaney, Michael Choate, Brian Colleran, Joseph Kendall, Joseph Kendall, Andrew Landsberg, Matthew Martin, Nicholas Nelson, David Rariden, Ryan Rohr, Bryan Schamus, Marshall Sewell, Matthew Streeter, John Walker, Suzanne Watkins, Colleen Webster, Zhen Wei, Laura Wen, Syed Owais Younus, Nicholas DeRosa, Mary Le, Umar Aziz, Joseph Corcoran, Chelsea Feist, Jenna Griffin, Andrew Harclerode, Christopher Hutchens, Julia Kalriess, Rebecca Layman, Patrick Summers, Daniel Troha, Briana Valentino, Victoria Athey, Stephanie DiPinto and Patrick Donohoe.
The Loudoun affiliate of Habitat International recently
elected its new board members, increasing the board from 18 to 20 members, and electing a new executive board. The newly elected president, Alta Jones, previously served as board's vice president and also currently heads
the finance committee. Jones has held executive positions in the financial services industry and is currently a business consultant partner with Hilltop Advisors. She also serves on the Virginia state Habitat board.
Joining Jones on the executive committee are Tom Grannas, vice president and a partner with Charron Consulting; George Rose, treasurer and founder of Land Design Financials; Dave Boyd, secretary, member of the Loudoun's Housing Advisory Board and director of BNI Northern Virginia; Pamela McGraw, family selection chair, nonprofit representative for Loudoun's Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Board and employed by IDI Group Companies and Bud Green, head of construction and past LHFH president.
Virginia Tech's Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center has named Kate Lee as public relations coordinator.
In her new role, Lee will develop and implement strategies for increasing the center's visibility and enhancing its public image. As a member of the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine's public relations team, Lee will be responsible for leading external and internal public relations efforts for the Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center.
Lee joins the center with a background in communications; previously she served as public relations director at a hospital in Southern California, advertising manager at a helicopter manufacturer and most recently, she was the assistant editor of an international arts magazine. She moved to Virginia six years ago and lives with her family in Leesburg.
Air Force Airman Bernard A. Moss has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
During the six weeks of training, the airman studied the Air Force mission, organization, and military customs and courtesies; performed drill and ceremony marches, and received physical training, rifle marksmanship, field training exercises, and special training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate in applied science degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Moss earned distinction as an honor graduate. He is the brother of Chana Johnson of Silverbell Terrace N.E., Leesburg, and Reva Flores of Raymond Ave., Pawtucket, R.I.
Gov. Timothy Kaine recently appointed three new members and reappointed one member to the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors for terms running through June 30, 2012.
The new appointees, whose first board meetings were Aug. 24-25, were Frederick Cobb of Richmond, Douglas Fahl of Leesburg, and Calvin Jamison of Richardson, Texas.


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Do you have a story to share? Do you have a #beyondmeasure mom? One who walked in faith against all odds? Who never quit, made a positive impact on your life? Please tell me! Post your photo and use the hashtag #beyondmeasure or reply on the comments on one of our social media feeds this weekend on my Facebook page, Twitter, and Instagram page. Links can be found on the contact page. I will be looking for some of the best #beyondmeasure stories to post here in the blog; as well as on social media! Your story may be the inspiration someone else is waiting for!
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Community Centre
The AGM which was held on Friday 27th September had to be called off due to the non election of a chairperson. The meeting is now rescheduled for this Thursday 3rd October at 8.00pm. It would be very much appreciated if all groups or organisations using the community centre would please nominate one person to be elected as a committee member. If we are unsuccessful in electing a new committee, the community centre may have to close.
Lucy and Jackie at Rathmhuire & Dolmen Services would like to thank the Mullinalaghta parishioners for their generosity at the recent church gate collection. The money will be carefully spent providing services for the older people in our community.
St. Columba's G.F.C held their weekly lotto draw in Keogh's on Thursday September26th. Winning numbers were 1, 12, 19, 20 with the jackpot of €3550 remaining intact. Consolation prizes of €20 were won by the following. Thomas McNerney, Cloonagh. Luke Meehan, Kilmore. Chloe Walker, Drumnacrehir with Patrick Matthews, Clooneen earning himself €40. On sales this week are as follows: Hideaway: Aaron Earley. Keogh's / Angler's Rest: David O' Rourke. Kilcogy: Donal McElligott & Ben Cusworth. Please drop tickets into Cloonagh P.O before 5.30p.m on Monday.
Ladies Footballers
As part of their fundraising activities the local ladies football club are holding a weekly draw based on the bonus ball in the main draw of the national lottery. Sheets are on sale in local shops or are available from any club member. Match the bonus ball in Saturday's night main draw and you will earn yourself €20. Lines are just €2. Six monthly tickets are available for €50 by contacting Marie Matthews. Your support would be very much appreciated each week. Winning number from the draw on Saturday September 28th was 35. Unfortunately there was not a winner.
Bottle Caps
Mullinalaghta ladies footballers are collecting Lucozade bottle caps as advertised on television. This will enable the girls to get some free gear for the club. We urge all players, families, relations and friends to support this venture. Caps can be given in at all training sessions, matches, Cloonagh PO, and to any player or committee member. However October is the deadline to participate in this project. It is important to start collecting immediately.
New tops
Anyone interested in buying the new ''St. Columbas Top'' are requested to contact club chairman Finbar Meehan as soon as possible. Samples are on display at Mulligan's Shop and Cloonagh P.O. Prices are adults €35 and children €30.
Gun Club
Mullahoran – Mullinalaghta Gun Club will hold their annual raffle in the Hideaway Bar, Cloncovid on Friday 1st November. First prize is a Plasma Widescreen TV. The holder of the second ticket drawn will receive €200 with €100 for third place. There will also be numerous other spot prizes. Tickets are on sale in all local shops and from committee members at €5 each. Your support would be greatly appreciated.


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Short haircuts for women are the talk of the town during the hot months of summer. Before you chop off your hair to beat the heat this summer, take a look at the list of cute short haircuts for women that are trending now-a-days. Short hair is very versatile, as opposed to common belief. It can be worn up or down, curly or straight or even wavy, spiked or smooth. There's something for everyone!
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 1: Bob Hairstyle With Beach Waves
The bob hairstyle is making a comeback in 2014. Many celebrities have embraced this style, and how! Bob hairstyles can be worn wavy, or grunge-style, or closely cropped. A very short bob hairstyle suits people with a square face or a strong jaw. A more relaxed look with longer layers suits faces with round features. A bob hairstyle with beachy waves also gives you a young, girlie look.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 2: Short Crop Hairstyle
Crop hairstyle is a very short haircut for a woman that gives you a timeless look. It can be worn with a soft fringe to give it a more feminine touch. It is also known as the pixie cut and it suits women with oval, square, or heart-shaped faces. Pixie cuts spell sophistication and class and make for a dainty look.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 3: Bob Hairstyle With Soft Waves
Bob cuts, short haircut for women, can also be worn in a fun way. A heavy fringe, wavy locks, and mid-length hair can give you a fresh, fun look. Soft waves make the look glamorous, without going all-out. A casual yet dressy hairstyle to sport when you're not in the mood to act the diva!
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 4: Short Pixie Hairstyle
A cute short haircut, pixie crop hairstyle, can be had by adding texture and volume. The side sweep gives the whole hairstyle a sleek look and draws attention to the eyes. The dash of red lip color completes the look.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 5: Bob Hairstyle With Long Bangs
You can sport an edgy look with a cute short haircut but textured bob hairstyle with long bangs. One side of the hair is long and asymmetrical. This hair style will suit all types of faces with medium density hair. The texture and choppy feel of the hairstyle is what gives it is oomph factor.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 6: Short Hairstyle With Volume
A high-volume hairstyle paired with soft waves works like a charm. This is a good short haircut for fine hair. Using volumizing products to add volume to the hair makes it look full and thick. Women with fine, thin hair can easily fake the "full" look with this hairstyle.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 7: Sleek Short Bob Hairstyle
Short haircut for women, sleek bob, with the side-swept fringe gives a girlie, yet neat and sophisticated aura to the wearer. The slightly angled bob hairstyle creates a nice frame for the face. There is a slight gradation at the back of the head, providing a feminine, curvy look.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 8: Curly Bob Hairstyle
A curly bob short haircut adds softness to a woman's face. A mass of tightly-ringed curls gives a bouncy, soft and ultra-feminine look. This hairstyle is a good way to dress up when you have a bob short hairstyle. A voluminous product can be used to "pump up" fine hair. Women with wide faces with look good with this hairstyle. If your face has harsh angles, this is the hairstyle to soften them. Women with medium to fine hair can sport this look with élan.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 9: A-line bob hairstyle
If you have thick hair yet want to sport a short bob haircut, then an A-line bob hairstyle is the right one for you. It preserves the length of the bob while removing weight. Concave layering accentuates the frame of the face. A hair serum can be used to hold the hair in place and smoother it. This hair style suits all types of faces and especially medium to thick hair.
Short Haircuts for Women – Style 10: Short, Edgy Bob Hairstyle
This cute short haircut for women, apparently unkempt hairstyle gives you an edgy look. It suits all face types and women with medium density hair. The hairstyle gives you volume without created a stacked-up look. It is perfect for women who want texture and volume without stacking.
So, what are you waiting for this summer? Choose a cute short haircut and become the toast of the party!